Take a look behind the curtain with the real whistleblower in
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uncomfortable truth, because this programme has no time for
comforting lies. Here is civil liberties
enthusiast, Second Amendment defender, and recovering FBI
agent Kyle Saraf. Hello my friends, Welcome to the
Kyle Sarafin Show. Today is Tuesday.
Yeah, it's Tuesday. We're starting the week pretty
strong. It is September the 26th and we
are going to launch into a discussion of pumpkin spice
everything. It's officially fall.
Many of you may know this. The first day of fall is
September the 23rd. I knew it was in the air.
I could feel it. I didn't actually know the day.
I had to go look it up, but I felt like it must be fall.
The winds have changed, the temperature has changed, and the
left is screaming about climate change because weather is a
very, very scary thing. I got a buddy, he was in my
wedding and he used to sing this song, which is incredibly
obnoxious. It would sit in my head.
It would just say the weather outside is weather.
It's the, you know maybe it's cold outside thing and he would
go the weather outside is weather.
Apparently you can't do that if you're on the political left.
You have to believe that climate change is coming for us all.
But also pumpkin spice everything, pumpkin spice, all
the things. I don't remember when pumpkins
guys became a thing. Maybe you guys can put that in
the the comments if some people in the chat will tell me what in
the actual world when did that manifest?
Because when I was a kid I remember fall starting off.
It was always like popery. There were two places that was
on SNL doing the the Alex Trebek routine.
They had potpourri, which was actually Will Ferrell.
And then they also had it at like every single store.
And my mom would buy it. But but man, I don't remember
when when pumpkin spice started like seeping its way into all
the items. We got a little video here
that's going to be something for fun just to get us started off
in a good, good mood. And then we'll launch into
climate change. We're going to launch into
Ukrainian war. We're going to launch into the
political Griffith that's going on.
The things that scare the political left today, the people
that they have named as their enemies.
It's not the sustentables but might as well be people that we
can get behind. People who have been favourable.
So we're going to launch into all those things.
Let's first start off with a thanks you guys just mentioned.
I saw in the chat someone said Kyle's wearing grey.
Yeah I'm wearing grey. I'm wearing grey because I'm
wearing suspend tables gear. This is the dash
sustentables.com. The dash suspendable.com is
where you can find our merch store.
You're seeing right there the blue 1.
The sustentables collection that is going to be the hashtag R you
suspendable Or you could check out this guy right here which I
think is a top seller from Garrett.
He was telling me it's got the badge on the front here in the
chest and on the back of it a stencilled, suspendable, just
like I used to wear when I was working out in the military.
It is a a military style PT shirt.
It's really lightweight. These fit a little loose,
Garrett said. They're true to size.
I think they're a little loose. This one is a large.
I'm kind of like a smart kind of guy.
I like to wear like a little bit smaller, large or I like beef up
in a medium. This thing is a little loose, so
just let him know. All right, before we get get
sideways on shirts and and attire, let's do pumpkin spice,
everything. This is a comedian.
I absolutely love this woman. She's so funny.
She did a a movie with Mark Wahlberg a little while back and
it's worth it. I think it's called something
confidential, Spencer. Confidential.
I think she's the girlfriend. She's got a lot of great self
deprecating humour. So this is pumpkin spice
everything. Let's roll video #6.
Ryan, we're going to do video number six to get us started
with a little bit of pumpkin spice.
Get us in the fall mood. You want to run that thing for
me? All girls love fall.
I don't know if you know that all girls are required to love
fall. Yeah, required when you apply.
When we applied to be girls. Went to the girl counter and
they hold your girl card up and they go what's your favourite
season? And you go, it's fall
motherfucker. And they're like, alright.
Here's your girl card. Here's your eggs.
Here's your glitter. Go have fun being secure.
Girls love fall so much. I've been planning this fall
since July of like of like two years ago.
We fucking get into fall. You don't have to tell girls
when it's fall. We know.
Or we sense it. Alright, we get into it the
second it turns fall, the second Elite falls somewhere in like
Connecticut. We feel it.
Sitting at home watching TV outside, the temperature drops
from like 86 to 63. We pop out of the ground like
Gophers. We sense that fall is here.
Watching TV fall comes. We're just like.
Did you feel that? I did.
It was a brief yeah. Cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves,
pumpkin, everything. God.
Eat the pumpkin. Let's play it false.
You have your boyfriend. You drag your boyfriend by the
teeth. Let's go.
We're doing foster going apple picking, babe.
There's no apple orchards in Los Angeles, but I'm going to the
grocery store and throw apples at children.
Something. We go on Pinterest, we start
pinning fall ideas, leaves. That's a fun thing we like to
work with. Every year.
The leaves change colour and we lose our every.
Did you see the leaves of my eyes?
Last week they were green and now they're brown.
They're not brown. They're dead, you sicko.
They're fucking dead and you're doing crafts with the corpses.
You have you. No respect for nature.
Alright, let's kill right there,
Ryan. There's no respect for nature.
They have no respect for nature on the political left.
We're going to get into pumpkin everything.
We're going to get into the climate emergency that continues
to plague our society as the weather changes.
Every time the weather changes, all Four Seasons are an
opportunity for the political left to lose their ever loving
mind. And they will do so.
But first we're gonna talk Ukrainian war.
Bring up topic number one. For me, I saw this today.
This was something I picked up off social media.
This is called the Institute for the Study of War.
Some of you may know them if you hang out in Washington DC and
you've surrendered your soul to the political left.
This is a pretty interesting little organisation.
They study war. That's what they do.
I've been there. I've been to the Institute for
the Study of war. We actually had somebody we're
recruiting as a source there. And this is an article that is
pro Ukraine, as you can imagine, because you know you can't make
any money in DC if you're not advocating on behalf of billions
of American taxpayer dollars going into weird places.
So this is an article that is written or it's a position
paper, I guess that is written by a woman named Natalia.
Oh my God, I'm going to butcher this one.
Bogoria. She sounds like she's.
She might have been in the John Wick movies, but she's not.
She is a very pretty lady who is the non fellow Russian.
Hold on, let me get this right. The non-resident Russian fellow.
OK, I had some of the right words, but the wrong order.
She is the non-resident Russian fellow at the Institute for the
Study of War, and she focuses on Kremlin policies and decision
making. And what does she say?
She says it's time for the West to embrace Ukraine's way of war.
No, not doubt it. OK, So we have to embrace it.
We cannot doubt Ukraine. We must trust in the system.
We must know that they're doing the right thing over there.
Even though taking billions of dollars.
We're going to get into why that might be just a little bit off
in a second. She says the Ukrainian forces
have adapted. Ryan's actually looking for one
of the propaganda ministers videos.
This transgender dude that gets up and uses weird figurative
languages, This woman might as well be doing the same thing.
She's doing it in a position paper.
Ukraine's military decision making is sound.
Is it though? Is it?
Is it sound? The way they're using our money
and they're losing? That seems weird.
Now is not the time for Western doubt, but for the West to
embrace Ukraine's way of war and commit to sustaining Ukraine's
initiative on the battlefield. It might as well be read in a
breathless way because this is how these things are written.
Talking about the counter offensive, which apparently did,
I don't know. Nothing because the Russians
still can't be defeated. Anybody who thinks that you're
going to war with Russia and winning in a war of attrition
doesn't understand Russian tactics.
We talked about this the other day.
You know World R2 is always the great example in addition to the
fact that we have Ukrainians now being celebrated, even the ones
that cooperated with the Nazis in in Canada.
It's bizarre to think that people don't understand that the
Russian meat grinder is one of the most inefficient and doesn't
care sort of war machines that's ever existed.
It just doesn't matter. They don't care about it at all.
They will throw 10s of thousands, hundreds of
thousands, millions of people into it.
And World War 2 being the example 20 million casualties.
When the West on the on the political West side, you had the
United States losing 500,000 which is unbelievable.
That is incredible number of people to do 40X.
That is is insane. It's absolutely insane.
And nobody gets them the credit that they did they they kept,
you know half of the world on the on the European side when
they divided it up. It's bizarre.
But this is the things she says the Ukrainian forces have done.
What successful militaries do. They have adapted and now
they're advancing. Yeah.
And also dying at a tremendous rate.
So who is this lady because she, you know this is the thing we're
being fed this. First of all she looks like
she's about 17 years old. I'm going to send this over to
you Ryan. You might be able to throw her
face up on the thing. I'm sending this over to him on
the side there. So look at her.
She's very young. She's pretty.
Her name is Natalia. That's lovely.
And what is her background? Does she have a significant
background working in the military?
No, she does not. She is the director of Strategic
Intelligence at Vertical Knowledge, which is a U.S. data
company and technology company. Interesting.
So she is a data person who was educated.
Oh, she was also the Chief executive officer of the Keep
Post, so she was actually a propaganda person in Ukraine.
And then she came and she's now the non resident Russia fellow,
even though she just advocates against Russian stuff, doesn't
seem to have to care about that. And she has a Masters in Public
policy from Harvard University's Kennedy School.
Now, some people would say, well, she went to Harvard.
That's a really prestigious school.
Or you could say, oh, it's the Kennedy School.
It's where we go and indoctrinate people.
And as you guys should go back and listen to the unbelievable
rantings of Mike Benz when he was on here, the the pipeline
from the Kennedy School into government cutouts is pretty
significant. She was a student fellow at the
Belfer Centre for Science and International Affairs at the
Kennedy School. I'm sure there's no USG money.
I'm sure there's no intelligence agency cutouts involved in that.
Her papers by the way written in the last little bit are pretty
interesting. I like to see this kind of stuff
she's written obviously this time for the West to embrace
Ukrainians way of war. Ukraine sustained counter
offensive denying Russian prolongation of the war.
I think the Russians can prolong it as long as they want.
They just don't leave and they have the ability to not do so.
Reframing U.S. policy debate on the quote unquote long war in
Ukraine. She just keeps kind of adapting.
She's going on target Russians capabilities, not its intent.
OK, Putin on track to disappoint multiple competing factions in
Russia that was going back to 20/22.
She doesn't seem to be right, but that doesn't seem to stop
them. Now, I do want to kind of talk
about a little bit of where we're where we're putting our
money, where what are we doing with this Ukrainian conflict.
So there's a pretty good thing we we just saw a few minutes of
Jesse Watters doing an outstanding job lambasting this.
But let's go to 60 minutes. Let's see what these people are
all about. Our 60 minutes video is video
#3. Let's check out this video real
quick, and then we'll do a quick reflection on it and then we'll
pull up the article on there as well.
So video #3 if you want to roll that, Ryan.
Russia's invasion shrank Ukraine's economy by about a
third. We were surprised to find that
to keep it afloat, the US government.
Is subsidising small businesses like Tatiana Abramovitz Knitwear
Company. These are Ukrainian town.
That's Kiev I recognise. Yeah, you're.
So yeah, especially in the condition of war, we have to
work. We have to pay taxes, We have to
pay wage, salary to our employees.
We have to work. Don't stop.
Why does that help Ukraine win the war?
Because economy is the foundation of everything.
American officials from US aid. The agency in charge of
International Development helped a rumour find new customers
overseas in the midst of war. Her company is supporting over
70 families. We realise that if the age from
government, but it's the age from their heart of every
ordinary American person. How do you feel about that?
Grateful. Great.
In total, America's pumped nearly $25 billion of non
military aid into Ukraine's economy since the invasion began
and you can see it working at the bustling farmers market on
John McCain St in central Kiev. People of Ukraine, this is your
moment. The late senator is revered in
Ukraine because he pushed the US government to start sending arms
to the country after Russia first invaded back in 2014.
What They've got a street called John McCain Street from the
money that he voted over there. That's lovely to know.
Not a big fan of John McCain, actually, not to speak ill of
the dead. But I'll tell you this, he spoke
at my college graduation, which happened in 2005, even though it
probably should happen in 2004, they did not.
And I recall sitting in the bleachers there listening to
John McCain drone on, and he gave probably the least
inspiring political garbage speech.
I think it was about the war in Iraq at the time.
It had nothing to do with graduating from college.
It certainly had nothing to do with anything that was relevant
to me as a 22 year old going out into the world.
But he did speak. And I remember sitting in the
bleachers next to my dad who is a conservative guy, lifelong.
And we both kind of looked at each other and we went, if this
guy ever runs for president, we'll never vote for him.
And we didn't and and he so he actually lost votes sitting
there in in the the stadium, I guess.
I think it was at a stadium in the University of Oklahoma in
Norman, OK, it can't happen. So they've got a John McCain
street, so that's good. I'm going to pull up topic 10 if
you would, Ryan. So Breitbart is actually
reporting that not only did we support all the the military
thing 40, three, $43 billion and I think it's obviously way more
than that, but that's what's being reported $43 billion in
military aid. But we've also thrown not 20 as
as the CBS 60 News 60 minutes cycle reported, but $25 billion
to keep their economy going. And remember, this is just
coming from Americans hearts and that woman is grateful that
you're paying for her knitting business because she's
supporting 70 families. And if she didn't support those
seventy families, what would they do in the middle of a war
torn situation? Would they be fighting on the
front? No, no, no.
They have to make custom knitwear, designer sweaters and
cardigans. So that's good to know.
This is what your tax dollars are doing.
How in the world do we have politicians that are out there
approving this kind of stuff? And when you bring them and ask
them the questions, they they have no idea.
So the fact that we're propping up small businesses in a city
that is supposedly in the middle of a fight for its very
survival, it makes it very suspect.
It makes us question all the narratives.
I think. I think Steve Friend and I had
this little quick discussion this morning.
And and and the problem with stuff like this is and the
problem with the government lying to you about what they're
doing at the funds and lying to you about the fundamental
purpose of all the bills and the the spending that goes on is
that after 2020 after 2021 after the the vaccine rollout and some
of the other kind of wild things that have gone on, we're we're
in this strange world where people go I don't trust the
government. That seems reasonable.
And therefore everything that is being done by people that I
didn't trust previously is a lie.
That's not exactly the case. You don't just flip it on its
head and go backwards on it. But that's how you get down the
the rabbit hole of a lot of these things that end up being
what they would call conspiracy theories.
They're just not efficient ways to believe because we're not
sceptical of everything. The real answer is the
government should be held to the same accountability that the
scepticism that you do every other news story.
So when we read a piece from something by the Institute for
the Study of War, we should be saying who is this person?
Why are they trying to tell us this?
What are they? What are they aiming to put
forward? Not, Oh, they come from this
thing. They must be wrong.
We need to know what it is that we're talking about and we need
to be sceptical about all the sources of information.
The answer is not just believe the opposite of one side that
actually is a little bit weak for us.
And I'm going to tell you why that is.
We're going to get into some really interesting, bizarre
stuff. If you what I usually do when I
prep for the show is I go on places like CNN.
I go on MSNBC, I go look at the place that you don't want to
see. And I watch.
They actually change their their home pages about every 45
minutes. You'll go in and you'll look and
the thing they'll be talking about.
Last night it was climate change.
Last night they were talking about El Nino.
So we'll talk about that in a little bit.
I think it's relevant if that's what they're talking about.
It's what we should be talking about.
But then you look at it. What's the next thing they talk
about? Trump is bad.
And then after that it's going to be well, Hunter Biden is good
and he's suing Giuliani because Giuliani tried to hack his
devices. When you follow down the the the
logical rabbit hole that these things go down that's that's
what we end up seeing. Let's pull up topic #3 real
quick if you would. Ryan, I want to show this.
This is this is literally what they showed right after climate
change was this story about Cassidy Hutchinson.
You guys remember her? She's the kind of shiny faced
white gal that supposedly worked as a low level Trump aide.
And then she had all the goods on what happened inside the, you
know, on the day of January 6th, she could, she could come and
she testified in front of the J6 committee knowing almost
nothing, being like a low level staffer.
And this is the thing that I found really interesting.
So this is a a piece that this is a position piece supposedly
written as a report. It's it's Jake Tapper is the
byline here. So whatever that tells you.
So she just released a book, so they're gonna promote it for
free on CNN's website. So that's lovely.
Thanks for that, CNN. It's called enough.
Former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson, a pantsuit
aficionado, paints the closing days of the Trump White House.
It's even more chaotic and lawless than she previously said
in her shocking televised testimony, which, by the way,
was just 100% weak. It was just weeks tea.
She didn't know things. So she paints Donald Trump as
lashing out unpredictably, making wild demands, even though
she probably had limited access or minimal access to him at all.
And some of the stuff that's really fun is that they throw in
quotes and they attribute these are, these are hearsay, this is
what we would call inadmissible evidence.
So she quotes Mark Meadows in June of 2020.
Cass, if I can get through this job and manage to keep Trump out
of gaol, I'll have done a good job.
So, you know, how could you have CNN breathlessly covering this
nonsense? This is a young person, a very
politically interested and motivated person, who saw that
she wasn't going to get her bread buttered on the Republican
side. So she turns around and she runs
off to the Democrat side of the House and she just starts
telling wild gossip. It's pretty incredible.
All this stuff is all just sort of sensationalism.
There's nothing here of substance that I can see asking
questions like would you take a bullet form of of rally goers
and someone asked her that. Apparently she asked if it could
be in the leg because she's trying to joke because she
thinks it's crazy. If you want to hear if it's
crazy, talk to talk to my boy Ryan.
Matt Ryan said he would take a bullet for Trump.
Is that still on the table, Ryan?
Wouldn't think twice about it. Wouldn't even think twice about
it. OK, I would.
I would. I would think twice.
And then I would not do it. I don't want to take a bullet
for Trump. He's old.
I got babies. But there are plenty of people
in this country that would do that.
I think there's a lot of people out there that have that
sensation that he's such an important figure that they would
do that. So the idea that she's out here
lampooning it, it's pretty ridiculous.
This is the stuff they cover. This is what they spend their
time on when they're not talking about climate sensationalism.
They're not talking about did Project Veritas create Trump
We're going to talk about in just a second.
And then they're bad mouthing people like Matt Gaetz and
Clarence Thomas. They tell you who they're scared
of, they're scared of these people, and they tell you who
they want you to focus on instead, which is people like
Cassidy Hutchinson, who's not a serious person as far as I can
tell. All that being said, so be it.
We can't get too riled up. This is just the nature of the
beast. I want to say thanks to my
sponsors here. We're kind of, we're breaking
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them at one time. We're going to say thanks to
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website righttherecatholicvote.org.
I'm looking at The Loop for today.
It leads off with HS moves to erase mothers and fathers.
This is a really worthwhile article.
I recommend you guys go sign up for The Loop.
You just punch in your email address, hit loop me in and they
will in fact send you The Loop. Or you can go to their website,
catholicvote.org, click on the Loop.
There's a lot of people that have been telling me on Twitter
that this is a place that they absolutely love.
They love getting this information cause it's really
good and it's really presented an easy format.
So today literally Catholic vote is breaking information about
the Biden administration, Health and Human services Department
filing a unpublished regulatory proposal that would eliminate
the words mother, father, paternity, his, her and so on
from childcare related laws. Also talking about Menendez
lawyering up as you hear people like AOC saying that Bob
Menendez from New Jersey should resign and you'll be shocked to
learn that he hired the same attorney that Hunter Biden has
hired, this guy named Abe Lowell.
So that's weird is the only one. Is there only one attorney that
could do anything in that area in New Jersey, Delaware,
etcetera is there's only one attorney that would help out
some of these folks. Kind of kind of wild.
There's a bill in Tennessee right now trying to end chemical
abortions. If that's interesting to you.
Check it out. Texas Democrats blasting Biden.
It's about time. There's no way that they're
going to be able to run on the record of Biden.
I actually saw this pivoting off this.
I didn't put it on a a topic level but they this guy named
since you guys have seen him he's The Young Turks.
He's the fat guy in his 50s. That blow violates on The Young
Turks programme, and they claim that they have a big viewing
audience, but nobody watches their live stream anymore.
He has been all over Twitter in the last probably 24 hours just
crying about how unelectable Biden is.
I saw him saying things about the poll that we talked about
the other day. And then on top of that, he was
also saying if anybody has the delusion to think that if Biden
and Trump were to sit in a head to head right now, that Biden
would win, that they're out of their mind.
Like the political left is running.
They're running scared, so they're going to start lashing
out and attacking people. And so that's where we're going
to go. First one we're going to bring
up is going to be this thing did.
Did Project Veritas? Did it create the MAGA movement?
Does that sound familiar to you guys?
Would that make any bit of sense?
Bring up topic #4 right now. This is coming from MSNBC.
This is a position piece. This is an opinion piece written
by a guy named Robert Creamer. Can't make that one up, can you?
Robert Creamer says. If I saw first hand how Project
Veritas paved the way for MAGA, what pave the way for MAGA?
Here we go. James O'keefe's
misrepresentation and hubris anticipated the Trump era.
All right, now look, I know James O'Keefe.
I've spent hours and hours sitting with the guy.
I'm not a huge fan of him as a person, but his work is
important. And so I can separate these two.
I'm I'm one of the people in the world that just goes like, let's
take work for what it is. Let's take people for who they
are. Is he narcissistic?
100%. Does he does he operate in a way
that I think is not 100% on the level, 100%?
A lot of these things like that Project Veritas thing, the the
quote unquote exposing of the What was it?
The Pfizer guy? Like the little effeminate dude
that was sitting in the cafe on a mandate, You know, that was
not the important piece that people acted like it was.
Some of the important things that they've exposed have been
really important. People like Aaron, Aaron
Stevenson, people like Terra Rodas showing that there was
government sponsored, you know, child sex trafficking.
That stuff is wild. And bringing those people
forward is really, really important.
But they have to keep getting clicks.
So some of the stuff they do is actually kind of, you know,
weak. Saying that somebody who is a
director and not involved in any science at all somehow is going
to be able to like out Pfizer for mutating the COVID vaccine.
That's totally silly stuff. OK.
And so there are definite, there are different points within this
story that makes sense. We should be fair on it.
When we look at it doesn't make any sense.
But the idea that you're talking about Project Veritas was the
reason that that Trump was able to come to political power
because he founded it in 2010 and he basically provided the
model for Donald Trump to go forward pretty wild.
This this whole article is actually really fun.
He goes out and attacks the acorn sting that they did.
You know, whether you like it or not, whether you think that the
the information that they brought forward in that acorn
sting, it actually got a massive left wing, political grift
defunded, the donors ran away from it and it was no longer
able to operate. I think that's a net win and
interesting Hannah Giles who took over as the CEO of her
Project Veritas and ended up closing the doors.
Basically if you don't, if you guys don't know, they actually
shut it down. So they're basically a shadow
staff, only that's just handling a little bit of money and and
kind of shutting down because they can't operate without James
O'Keefe, which doesn't surprise anybody.
But the work that Hannah Giles and and James O'Keefe did,
getting rid of ACORN, regardless of how they did it, that's the
way the left works. They're out there, They
discredit, they run a misinformation or disinformation
or an accurate information campaign, it's sort of
irrelevant. And all three of those things
are happily used to shut down things that they don't like.
And the fact that James O'Keefe was able to use it successfully
against ACORN is actually really great.
They claim that, you know, even though he did that they had
paying off one of the guys who was at ACORN $100,000.
I think like many organisations, they'd rather send the money
than they would go through a protracted legal fight.
Because Project Veritas basically spent all 13 years
that it was functional in unbelievable, protracted legal
battles, including some of the unwarranted ones.
Like when the FBI came forward and raided their apartments.
James and some of the other undercover journalists went
after them for the First Amendment possibilities of them
not being a journalist, which is a straight up talking point in
this particular thing. So who is this guy Robert
Kramer? That's what we need to know.
We need to know who these guys are.
It's fun. He actually says it right here,
he says. At the time, I was a consultant
for the Democratic National Committee and worked for the
Clinton campaign. So if you think that the Clinton
campaign and the DNC are people that are reputable and you
should be taking information from, then by all means you
could say that this guy has a point.
Or you could realise that these are political talking points
being marched out in their mouthpiece, which is known as
MSNBC, and this guy is going to go do the thing that he's paid
to do. This is what he is.
He's a political activist and political activist and
consultants. He worked for a a firm called
Democracy Partners. We've talked about how important
language is, the fact that democracy is not a thing that is
mentioned anywhere in our constitution.
We have a Republic. That's what the Federalists and
the anti Federalist papers were about, whether or not we should
accept a Republic to run this nation.
But democracy Partners, which is code for something, not
democracy not they want the tyranny of the majority.
So they talk about how they were infiltrated.
So he was infiltrated by Project Veritas operatives and he was
really pissed about it and that for some reason was enough for
him to go. And so he writes this little
piece, They're basically dancing on the grave of Project Veritas
at this point. It's a political victory for
them. They, they talked about how he
sent in all the different undercover journalists and so
on. And they they go out there and
they talk about whether or not the infiltration of his little
group was the most important infiltration since Watergate.
Maybe it was, I mean the political, the political
investigations and the investigative journalists that
went on with Project Veritas when they were at the peak of
what they were doing was really, really good work.
And and that is what investigative journalists do.
They go and infiltrate and they go and get information.
This guy actually says it would be more accurate to say that
they were in the business of political espionage.
And I think that's kind of funny.
So there's a thing called corporate espionage.
Some of you guys will know about this.
It's basically when your corporations will hire, have
somebody go on on their payroll, go work for another company and
try to get secrets from them. But the the goal of corporate
espionage, the goal of any espionage is to benefit the host
nation, to benefit the original employing company.
So they're going to steal information for the sake of
doing, you know, the same work for less money.
It's a it's a cost saving mechanism.
Political espionage would be interesting if it was someone
like what we saw in Watergate, specifically where you go and
you steal information. What are the tactics, what are
the strategies that are going on in this politically adverse
organisation and can we use them to our advantage?
Interestingly enough, very interestingly enough, what
Project Veritas did was expose just what was happening.
They didn't go out there and use it for their political favour.
They didn't go out there and release hit ads that were gonna
be, you know, pro Republicans specifically.
They just went and damaged things that were on the Democrat
side. So that's literally what
investigative journalists do. They go out there and they cut
the legs off fake narratives. They go find the truth.
They find out what's happening. And when they do so, if it's
damaging to one side or the other, that's just the nature of
journalism. That's the so-called holding the
powerful to account, speaking truth to power idea.
It's pretty silly. It's pretty funny that this is
what they're going to be yelling about, but they do.
Let's let's move on to our next little article here because like
I said, you can always see who it is that they're scared of.
They're scared of James O'Keefe with OMG and that's fine.
The, like I said, my personal feelings aside, I think the idea
that you go out there and expose people is really important.
He's doing some stuff in Hawaii right now that doesn't seem bad.
Topic #5, if you would, this is this is something that came
right out of there. This is from Joy Reid's readout
blog, which apparently she has guests host right on her blog.
So she doesn't even write her own.
Joy Reid is one of the most untalented, unserious weirdos
that I've ever seen in the political space.
But here she is. She's got this guy named Johan
Jones writing and they said we are now living under the Gates
Congress. There you go.
There's a picture of Matt Gates speaking in front of the empty
rooms, as they often do. We are now, we are now living
under the Gates Congress. And it's utter it's utter chaos.
So I had the the, the, the fortune of of being in a couple
of these places where Matt Gates is speaking and every time he
gets into them, he seems like such a regular guy.
He was on Tim cast just before Garrett and I went out there,
and he seems like a regular dude that means to do the right
thing. He showed up for my friends, the
suspendable here they are. There's our badge.
He showed up for the suspend tables and he's doing the things
that he claims he's going to do. He's trying to get down to a
government shutdown, so they will get down to one item,
voting. When it comes to funding.
This is what Congress should be doing, not these massive omnibus
bills. He seems to be one of the few
dudes that actually lives up to the hype, which is to say that
they're actually fighting on our behalf.
And of course he's fighting an uphill battle against the
entrance. People like Kevin McCarthy and
what the sort of Republican establishment does.
He's a, you know, a firebrand. You saw they attacked him
previously about his dating record and so on.
Why? Because he's like a young good
looking dude who's articulate and is willing to go out there.
He's the only guy that I ever see in these hearings that we
see in the Judiciary Committee where he actually has a plan of
attack and he goes out there and he approaches it like someone
who's trying to to prove a point.
So America is now living under the Gates Congress that is a
House of Representatives bearing all the blemishes of
Representative Matt Gates, the Florida Republican.
In other words, it's a hub of chaos and ill conceived ideas.
You'll notice that they do a lot of slander, they'll do a lot of
attacking, but they never do any points.
They never say anything about how his ideas are ill conceived.
They won't attack that. Sure, Kevin McCarthy may
technically have the shiny title, the one that presumes his
authority over, but House Republicans are fighting each
other of how to fund the government.
Matt Gates has been cracking the whip on McCarthy.
That's what he said he would do. That was part of the compromise.
Do you guys remember the speaker contest when they were going?
They had multiple votes and there was some holdouts.
And Matt Gates was sort of leading the charge of people
that said, look, this is what we want and if you don't do it,
we're going to get rid of you. That's literally what his
constituents expect from him, the guys doing what he was
elected to do. Why in the actual world would
that be a problem? The result?
I like how they throw this little attack at him more.
There's more rancour in the GOP ranks, courtesy of
representative floor demand. When you take a title on
yourself like we have, like recovering FBI agent or
suspendable, and then this kind of organisation like MSNBC or
the New York Times decides to throw it back at you, that's
actually a badge of honour. They're acknowledging that they
have no sense of humour when he calls himself Florida Man.
Which many of you will know comes from the the the
headlines. Florida Man does fill in the
blank crazy thing. Floor to man eats alligator and
says it's his new wife. Florida again eats cupcakes
naked in the other Everglade swamps.
Whatever Florida Man is doing, Florida Man is like sort of the
example of of crazy things that go on.
Matt Gaetz has taken that thing as a badge of honour, as sort of
a silly self deprecating humour. A person who doesn't take
himself too seriously but wants to do a serious job.
That's a suspendable to us. Well, actually, we're going to
mail him one of our pins. Garrett, I see you out there in
the chat. Can we?
Can we agree on that? We agree that we're going to can
we send Matt Gates a suspendable pin?
I think he might appreciate that.
He's definitely one of us. Anyway.
Representative Florida man is a problem.
That's the sort of attack they're gonna do And so you know
we've got him out there. He's calling for a an
impeachment inquiry, which they called rushed.
He says I rise today to serve notice.
Mr Speaker, you're out of compliance with the agreement.
This is literally why we put him there.
This is literally the the agreement that he was supposed
to hold a powerful person, Kevin McCarthy, a guy who's part of
the establishment who seems pretty slimy to those of us who
are watching. Many of us are pissed off about
what he's been doing. He's been allowing all the
things he said he wouldn't do. He's supposed to release all the
J6 footage. They're supposed to do no more
omnibus and and instead of doing an omnibus, what we're trying to
do is called a continuing resolution.
So for those of you who don't know how the government gets
funded, it either gets funded in this omnibus bills where they
basically put every single budget for every single
department into them and they pass them without reading it.
That's essentially what happens. Or they do individual line item
spending bills where they say we want to fund the DOJ to this
level, we want to send Commerce this level, we want to send the
EPA to this level. All the different departments,
all the different individual things could be funded
individually. And then lastly they do this
thing where they just, which is what they love to do, it's
called a CR or a continuing resolution.
And the continuing resolution is let's just keep everything the
way it was and do nothing. Because as I was discussing, I
actually got into a Twitter space last night with, what was
his name? Santos.
George Santos? Yeah, Kyle actually said this.
I was hoping you're gonna go over and say the exact same
thing I covered in my stream this morning, go on that same
rant. So I was talking to George
Santos last night. He came into a Twitter space,
which is kind of amazing that we have political access to to
people that are members of Congress.
And he waited his turn to speak, praised me, which was very
thoughtful and nice. And as we've covered on the
show, I think the the indictments against Santos are
really weak. Tea.
It's something the DOJ would never normally touch, but
politically activated. So there he is, George Santos.
And I told him Congress has kicked the ball down the road
for so long. They're so used to not doing
their damn job, they love to farm it out.
And one of the dangers is is that they give the
administrative agencies. We just heard about it in the
loop. They're giving administrative
agencies the ability to legislate.
They've abandoned their jobs since at least the 1940s and
probably probably earlier than that because it's really, really
hard to legislate. That's what governing is, as
we've talked about on this programme article one is the
establishment of the Congress and the authorities of the
Congress. If you don't want to do your
job, then don't run for freaking Congress.
If you want to just hold hearings in BS, then do that.
But if you want to write laws or if you want to deliver, you
know, deliver basically the the debates that need to have over
funding and individually fund departments based on what you
think should happen, then do your freaking job.
And they don't do it. They rather kick it down the
curb. And so a continuing resolution
is the way they do that. What it means is leave funding
levels as they were last year and let's just hang on, let's
hold what we got. They say that airborne school,
if you go and jump out of planes with the army, hold what you
got, that just means hold on to your parachute and hit the
ground. That's what they want to do.
They don't want to get involved in the difficult debate and the
process of moving forward. Hey, should we increase this
amount of money on this particular programme?
Should we cut back on some of these things?
And the fun thing is, and we all saw this in 2020, is that when
they kept the quote unquote non essential personnel home, which
is what happens when they don't fund the government, which is
hopefully what we're getting to, the government still works just
fine, OK. The critical infrastructure, the
critical needs are still required to show up for work and
anybody that is non critical in the federal government, the
question you should have for your representative is why the
hell do they exist in the 1st place?
Why do we allow these people to continue?
And the reason is, is because it's considered a federal jobs
programme, God forbid. It's kind of like the people
that pump gas in New Jersey and Oregon.
When you ask them, and I've said this before on this programme,
when you ask them, why are you pumping my gas?
When I can pump my gas, I pay the same amount of money and I
don't need you. And the answer is because people
need jobs. They need jobs because jobs.
That's a terrible answer. It's called make work or busy
work if you're a kid. And when we have a government
that is made up of primarily people who are busy work
employees, they move the paper from here to here because the
paper needs to go from here to here.
It's time for the tea to go in the harbour.
We are paying significant amounts of taxes for people who
just want to have a job for the sake of having a job.
This is unacceptable. If you think that you work very
hard every day at your job, whether you're driving a truck
or you're serving food at a restaurant or you're running a
small business of some kind and you're out there paying these
people calories to basically sit around, shoot, man, I'm going to
get into this and this gets me hot.
The FBI has a mail room on the top of the of the Washington
field office. There were three employees
there. They're all in their 50s.
Two of them are black women, 1A, black man.
They all wear lab coats. No explanation for why they need
a lab coat, but they all wear them and they all don't work.
They don't do any work, OK? They sit there.
I used to call it the nail room because the dude would be
sitting back with his feet up on the the table and the women
would be painting their nails, which were, like, illogically
long. They'd be like 2 inches long and
they weren't able to even pick up the freaking papers that they
were supposed to do. And you go in there and be like,
hey, can I get a FedEx envelope? I have to send evidence across
the country because we're investigative agency and
somebody has asked for this thing and so I'm going to send
it there and they would go like and they shrug.
They don't even want to know or they point it's over there, it's
in that stack. They don't want to do it.
The nail room didn't want to do any work.
They got paid every single day. But here's the deal.
They showed up on time, and they never went home early.
If you show up on time and you never go home early, you can get
paid for 35 years as a federal employee who's never done
anything of value for the American people.
And you get a pension and you get a retirement party and you
suck at life. You just are one of these people
that exists simply because they need people to exist.
And then guess what? Then they do one of these
resolutions and it doesn't pass. They don't have CR and they and
they shut down the government. All the non essential stay home.
There's a couple things that happen #1.
Traffic around Washington DC becomes very tolerable it turns
out, and I can drive into work on time.
And #2 nobody cares, nothing happens that's different.
And then they set up a food pantry in the bottom of the
field office where I worked at. These are government employees
making anywhere from 60,000 to $175,000 a year.
That's the whole range. The 175 is the top of the GS
scale. These people making money for
20-30 years and they don't have a single penny to their name.
I think that's not a national security concern.
You think the fact that I've totally gotten off topic here,
but do you think the fact that our federal government has
people that are going paycheck to paycheck and have a top
secret clearance, but I went a year without a paycheck and I
still fed my kids because I put money away because I know that
that's an important part of national security.
Should that even be part of the discussion going on there?
We have people that can't pay their bills even though they get
paid really, really well. They have no idea how to use
money and they have a top secret clearance.
And by the way, those are the kind of employees that get
recruited by the by the Chinese and the others.
We had a case with the State Department.
It was a low level secretary that basically said I I'm a
single mom, I've got this kid, he's HIV positive.
They sent him to China. He was out there having sex with
random people spreading HIV, which is a felony that could
have landed him in gaol forever. And the Chinese government
helped him out, sent him back home.
And then she was working for them and she was giving State
Department secrets out with a top secret clearance because she
couldn't afford her life and she couldn't afford a good lawyer.
She has an idiot son. Like these are all the
compromise positions. This is what it looks like when
you have a compromised federal government.
And and it's compromised not because of people at the top,
although that's part of it. It's also compromised because
people can't figure how to deal with money.
They don't know how to deal with the simple things that you guys
deal with every single day. They're maxed out on credit
cards. They're living in stupidly
expensive places because our federal government is based in
Washington, DC I've gone totally far afield.
We're going to, we're going to attack back towards the the
centre here. Let's talk about Clarence Thomas
because they've also highlighted that Clarence Thomas is a
problem. So Matt Gates is the problem
because he wants to shut down the government.
Thank God we should. Let's do it and just see what
happens. None of you will notice it.
I promise you. None of you will notice it.
And if they don't pay a couple FBI agents or some DEA agents,
or they don't pay any executives for the Commerce Department for
who cares. And meanwhile, they want to go
after Clarence Thomas. Here you go.
This is Pro Publica doing a hit piece on Clarence Thomas.
You guys can see this right here.
It's their court section says Clarence Thomas secretly
participated in a Coke Network donor event.
No events. Sorry, it's plural.
This is coming out from Joshua Kaplan, Justin Elliott and Alex
Majersky. So I want you to look at this
photo right now. Does that look like a secret to
you? There is one 2-3 people that we
don't know in the photograph. It is a photograph that he's not
the one taking. So we know he's not going to be
in charge of what happens with the photograph.
This is Clarence Thomas secretly participating in a Coke Network
donor event, apparently. So that headline is pretty
splashy. And it sounds like they're
talking about the right wing boogeyman, the coat network, the
Koch brothers, obviously with the billionaires, libertarians
that have been called out for all the bad things.
They're like the they're the George Soros family when you
come out on the political right. So that's what they talk about.
And here's what it comes down to you.
They say that in January of 2018, some private jets landed
in Palm Springs. There were some of the richest
people in the country. They had an annual winter donor
event for the Coke Network, which was organised by Charles
and David Koch. And we have this weekend long
strategizing, relaxing the California sun high dollar
fundraising event for their various different groups.
Koch brothers have a couple things like Americans for
Prosperity and so on. And so Clarence Thomas landed in
a Gulfstream G200 jet. It wasn't the Koch brothers.
Yet nobody knows who it was because he didn't disclose it as
a gift. And he went out there and he
spoke and here's the answer to it, because they basically said,
because he's been to two donor events in the last dozen years
that somehow he's now bought and paid for.
And so that's the allegation they're going to make.
They're not even actually saying it.
They just say. But he it it's troubling, right?
OHS it throws some doubt on who he is and whether he can be a
fair and impartial. I don't see them doing these
investigations into people on the political left.
Are we going to find out where Sonia, where Sotomayor is going
and landing? We're gonna find out where Ruth
Bader Ginsburg was getting paid and, like, what kind of donor
event she was showing up to and who was buying her dinner and
taking her out? Probably not.
They wouldn't be interested in that.
I know Ruth's no longer with us, but so be it.
So this is the this is the statement that was given by the
Koch family. It says all of the sitting
justices and many who came before them have contributed to
the national dialogue in speeches, book tours and social
gatherings. Our events are no different.
To claim otherwise is false. The end.
That's it. That's it.
It's utterly true. You're gonna say, if you're
gonna be upset about what's going on with this guy, are you
going after everybody else? No, you're not.
They all go on book tours. They all go on speaking events.
Is anyone going to go out there and say that there's a problem
that Joe Biden is worth 10s of millions of dollars for the
crappy speeches that he's been given?
He could barely string a sentence together and the guy
made tonnes of money doing it. What about Bill Clinton?
What about Hillary Clinton? What about the the whole
Clinton, you know, foundation where they would go out there
and they would get millions of dollars in speaking fees?
Definitely not for political access.
So the idea that Clarence Thomas went and spoke to a group 2
times called Stand Together. Which is the Coke Network group.
The fact that he spoke two times in the last couple of years, by
the way, they kind of like thread that down at the bottom
of the page. It's once again, it's one of
these, like very dishonest reporting where they just sit
down there, but they're telling you they're scared of, they're
scared of Clarence Thomas. And why not?
Because the man is capable, he's intelligent, and he's probably
the most conservative justice. In the meantime, they're also to
tell you that you're racist if you love Clarence Thomas,
because that's how logical it is.
But the idea that we're going to go after the Koch brothers as
the boogeyman, it's for me in the same way.
It's like when you say everything is Soros back, it
almost has the same. Bring to it.
It doesn't mean that Soros doesn't do bad things.
It doesn't mean the Koch brothers don't do things that
are conservative that the political left hates.
It just means. I mean, really, you're just,
you're triggering all the stupidity instincts.
You're getting people to have an emotional reaction.
They're not even gonna read the story.
And the story is very, very like, they do have some really
weird stuff here about Clarence Thomas going to Bohemian Grove,
which makes me go down the Alex Jones rabbit hole.
And I'm going to stay out of that for right now.
But I will do some reading on that because that sounds pretty
interesting. Apparently he knows them for a
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supremacy emblem, actually, of all things.
Go figure. So I grabbed a whole bunch of
video clips here. We're going to talk about
climate change. Let's wrap this thing.
Let's bring this sucker home. With the climate change
insanity, we got plenty of time to do.
So let's start off with. CEO #1 Ryan, this is The Who
Director General whose name is in pronounceable to those of us
who don't speak whatever the hell language it is.
And let's get started about how scary climate change is for you,
For you, the listener. Let's get this going.
Let's do video one. The climate crisis is now one of
the major factors determining human health outcomes.
El Nino, which has now been announced by the World
Meteorological Organisation together with global warming, is
already driving record temperatures.
On Monday, the world recorded its hottest day on record.
Over the coming months, we expect a range of extreme
weather events, including droughts, floods, hurricanes and
heatwaves, all of which harm human health.
Did he say heat waves or hate waves?
It could be a hate crime to have so much heat.
I think. I think that's possible.
So if you just listen to the words that he's throwing out
there, he just tosses these things out.
And he was like, oh, like, oh, we got global warming, which is
the old term for climate change, which is the new term for
weather that you experience because it's fall and we're
doing pumpkin spice everything. It's it's so illogical that you
would sit there listen to it. Look they showed like some shiny
music. This was like a Hollywood
trailer style music. They had a lightning bolt.
That's real scary. Lightning is the scariest thing.
And and what is it that really kills people?
Is it methane? Is it is it cow farts?
Is it those things? Let's do the Bill Gates clip.
We got clip #5 here. This is Bill Gates.
He wants to do 0 emissions from farm animals, right.
That mean they're telling you right up front they want to do
something that's crazy. And whenever someone tells you
about a 0 tolerance policy, we're gonna listen to the end of
it. I'm gonna comment on 0 tolerance
and what that means for you, but let's do let's do Bill Gates on
video #5 real quick. One crucial part is agriculture.
And one thing you said you were particularly surprised by was
how great a problem bovine flatulence is.
Explain what that is and why it's a problem.
Yeah. So the animals that can eat
grass have very unusual stomachs that have these bacteria that
are methanogenic in there. And so they leak natural gas
both out the front and the back. And so people have said, well,
let's change the hay or throw some things in there.
And it's been nobody knows how to get rid of that, how to get
cows to stop farting. Exactly our burping.
And so there is artificial meat, but that's at a very early
stage. But that's not guys there is
worse is artificial greenhouse gas emission, so.
You know, I'm just trying to make sure that the people who
acknowledge the problem, which I think is fantastic, that they
understand the breadth of innovation required before you
can get anywhere near to what we have to do, which is 0.
If it was a 50% reduction, then you could ignore, OK, leave the
cows alone. But because we're trying to
avoid the temperature continuing to go up, you do need to go to
0, otherwise you're you're continuing to have temperature
increase. OK, we can't have temperature
increase. I see this truth puppet dropping
$100 rumble rant to tell us. When I was a kid in New York, my
teacher said they would be an Ice Age by 2020, You know,
because my parents were the worst.
We're still waiting, right? So some of you guys remember
this. This is, this is the ongoing
manipulation the the mutagenesis of of the climate crisis.
It started off with the 1960s. They were talking about
impending famine. The the famine was coming.
Disruptive technologies allowed us to be able to farm to the
level that we're not having that famine.
Then there was going to be ice ages coming up in the 70s.
They were going to have those things in the 80s and the 90s.
The hole in the ozone, we were all going to die because acid
rain was going to kill us and burn our skin off and we were
all going to die from the UV rays that were penetrating the
earth. That that like you guys remember
the movie from it was Star Wars. They had like that that shield
that went around the Death Star and there was a hole in it and
that was the ozone hole. And then it was slowly getting
bigger to the point where all the X wing fighters could come
in and kill us. We were all going to die from
the UV rays. They were going to burn our skin
off in the world was going to be too bad.
But also an Ice Age, but also UV rays, but also an Ice Age was
coming. So we had that.
And now you got Bill Gates telling you that we need to get
to 0 emissions from cows, right. And so everybody jokes about
this. We've heard AOC say it.
We heard Bill Gates say it. We've seen these talking faces
that get out there and talk about how methanogenic bacteria
inside the gut of a cow is going to be the real thing that's
driving the change. Never mind the fact that Third
World industry is ongoing and continues to pollute at an
incredible rate, way higher than anything that happens in the
United States. But what is he really saying?
He dropped some little interesting little Nuggets in
there. He talked about artificial
meats. Coming which he owns a big
company that handles that and and makes artificial meat hard.
Pass on that by the way, as my buddy Charlie Ray likes to say,
I'll give a shameless shout out to my buddy from Long Island.
Charlie Ray likes to say that what's for dinner?
Anything with a mother that bleeds.
That is a very insensitive way of saying something.
He said My dinner has a name and a face.
I've also heard him say that it's very triggering if you go
into a Whole Foods and say that folks.
But it's very funny. This is the kind of attitude
that we must have towards this sort of idea of 0 emissions.
Anytime someone says zero, it equals tyranny.
Put it in your head. OK, zero COVID.
We're gonna burn you into your houses.
We're going to, like, Weld the door shut like they did in
China, and you can't come out. We're going to stop transmission
of this disease. By stopping your movement
altogether, we're going to stop you from encouraging farmers
that are going to be dealing with cows and farting.
How are we going to do that? How are we going to stop the
methane production? We're going to stop cows
altogether. How many beef farmers would go
out of business? How many people in America are
ready to go beefless? And what's also interesting is
they've done some studies recently, the people that are
eating the most beef in this country.
Are dudes that look like me. They are bearded white males who
have jobs, who work for a living, who have families and
are putting me on the table. You know what My favourite thing
to do is? I like watching my son, who's
two years old, destroy a steak. He will eat all of my steak if I
give it to him. It's actually sort of
incredible. Why?
Because children need the protein.
Because children know what tastes good.
And it's animals, they're delicious.
There was this guy back in the day at the beginning of the
beginning of the Internet, the beginning of the Internet meme
culture, and he said for every animal you don't eat, I'm going
to eat two of them. And then you had these shirts of
him, like eating endangered species.
That was like. A burger with like, a toucan on
it or a dodo bird or whatever. Silly, but pushing the point.
You have to push back against these people because they want
to control you. And interestingly enough, we're
not promoting any political candidates.
But I like what this guy has to say.
On this topic in particular, it's two video #2.
We're going to end it right around the one 17120.
Mark Ryan, let's play Vivek Ramaswamy answering this
question. He's very, very good at coming
ahead on on mainstream media productions and just debunking
climate nonsense. He doesn't really, really.
Well, let's play video #2. You said 117.
Yeah, stops about a minute. Minute 17, minute 20.
The climate change policies we have been adopted, we have
adopted in this country have been more harmful and led to
more deaths both in the United States and worldwide than
climate change itself. It is a hard fact Lindsey, that
there's a 98% reduction in the climate disaster related death
rate over the last century because of more, not less, use
of fossil fuels. 8 times as many people still died today of cold
temperatures rather than warm ones.
The right answer to all temperature related deaths is
more plentiful and abundant access to fossil fuels.
The reason I called the climate change agenda a hoax is actually
that it has very little if anything to do with climate
change at all. And the way I can prove that to
you is that the same people who oppose carbon emissions in the
United States are perfectly fine shifting those same carbon
emissions to places like China where methane leakage and
methane is even worse for global warming than carbon dioxide,
where methane leakage is worse in places like China, the same
people who are opposed to fossil fuels.
Are also opposed to nuclear energy, the greatest form of
carbon free energy production known to man, which I support,
which would also be my answer to that question.
I'm the strongest and fiercest advocate for nuclear energy in
either political party, but the reason?
There it is. So nuclear energy is the answer.
But they don't like it because environmentalists are not
logical thinkers. They can't, they can't get their
brain around the two ideas. I'm going to run and digest the
political narrative and nuclear energy is bad, even though it's
the most clean and efficient and capable and self sustaining
group like. It's it.
It's totally illogical. But this is the world.
They function. And I always say that a
political leftist is someone who wakes up every day with a
migraine and the migraines name is Cognitive dissonance.
It's ideas that don't agree with each other that's in their head.
If you're a socialist, you have the same problem.
You you, you think that you own your own thing.
You think those socialists we talked about the other day with
Carlin, you think those socialists are giving the book
sale dollars away? Or are they using them for
running their expensive hybrids that are also not eco friendly?
The fact is is they can't get themselves together to have a
cognitive coherent. What is the word for it?
It's an ideology. It's a religion, which we've
said here before as well. It's a religious idea, but they
don't have to agree with each other.
Here's something really interesting.
So my patriot cooler right here is a double walled steel vacuum
sealed tumbler, right. That's how it locks out heat and
cold. That's why there's ice in here
from last night. There's literally, there's
there's ice in here from last night.
Why? Because it's it's isolated from
the outside environment. It is a process that cannot be
done in the United States. You can't make these in the US
Some of you guys have said, oh, like they're not made in
America. Yeah, they're not allowed to
make them in America because our EPA is actually.
Outlawed the process of creating that device, that steel thing
that American steel could make. You can't do it here.
Why? Because we outsource it to
China. Because we have no problem with
the Third World getting engaged in all the ugly, dirty, gross
things that we need for our life to run.
In the same way that we're more than happy to have the Middle
East be the ones that are grabbing oil and gas.
Because at least it's not happening here.
And that's why we shut down American energy independence,
which Trump was actually really good at.
It was one of the good things that you could say that Trump
like, nailed right up front. They started drilling.
They started. Having energy independence to
the point where the US was actually exporting more than
they were then we had to import. So we actually had a net gain on
the World Trade stage when it comes to oil and gas and the
things that actually make life good.
Pretty much all these people that are out there that are
anti, you know, anti climate change and are worried about
this kind of stuff. They also are running around
wearing like North Face which is made from petroleum products and
plastics which is made from petroleum products and cars
right that are made from cobalt that are mined by dudes with
their fingers in the third world.
Like everything they do is designed in a place that they
would disagree with. It's all it's all just such a
bizarre and silly, pathetic hoax.
If you need one more nail in the coffin on this, you guys, you
probably have seen this. But for those of you who have
not been aware, I just want you to know this guy who is in the
middle of a fight for his very survival, in addition to making
cardigans in small businesses in Ukraine, is also very, very,
very worried about the evils of climate change.
He took his time at the UN, which is a disaster, you know,
political theatre, and he goes out there and this guy Zelinsky
is going to go. Tell us what we can do.
And where we're very bad, we need to fix the climate
emergency so that after Ukraine wins or loses the war, then
there's a lovely place for them to be able to rebuild their
country. And let's do video #4.
Zelinsky, we're going to start wrapping this thing up because
this is about all I can handle when it comes to pumpkin spice
everything in this new fall season.
Let's do video for. Until humanity is failing on its
climate policy objectives, this means that extreme weather will
still impact the normal global life, and some evil state will
also weaponize its outcomes. And when people in the streets
of New York. And obviously just of the world
went out on climate protest. We all have seen them.
And when people in Morocco and Libya and other countries die as
a result of natural disasters and when islands and countries
disappear underwater and when tornadoes and deserts are
spreading into into new territories and when all of this
is happening, 1A natural disaster in Moscow decided to
launch. That big war and kill 10s of
thousands of people. We have to stop it.
We must act united to defeat the aggressor and focus all our
capabilities and energy on addressing these challenges.
As nukes are restrained. Likewise, the aggressor must be
restrained and all his tools and message of war, each war now can
become final. But it takes our unity to make
sure that aggression will not break in again.
And it is not a dialogue between the so-called great power
somewhere behind the closed doors that can guarantee us all
the new wars era, but open war of all nations for peace.
Just give that guy all of your money.
Please people. What I would like you to do is
go to your paycheck, look at it, take it, multiply it by .33.
That's going to be 1/3 of your salary.
And just write a cheque to Ukraine Climate Relief Fund and
just send it directly care of Zelinski.
And make sure that we are just stopping that war by continuing
the war, by keeping the war going.
Because Russia is bad, OK? And also it's their fault
because I don't know, Russia produces a lot of oil and gas.
There's so much more we could go on this throw up topic #7 if you
can as we wrap this thing up. This is what this is what led me
to this nonsense that made me realise that we are dealing with
pumpkin spice, everything. It must be fall because El Nino
winter is coming. And so they talked about this.
They they go back and forth like folks, this is what the the
planet does like. There's always a balance.
There's always been a balance. Since I was a little kid, there
was a balance. He talks about, they talk about
the three phases, the El Nino, El Nino Southern Oscillation,
which tracks water changes around the Equatorial Pacific
and has rippling effects on weather patterns around the
globe. That's not climate change
people, although they did show you a really snowy thing.
They talked about how, Nina, you know, La Nina was really bad
because it kept the South dry and there wasn't much needed
snow and so there wasn't enough snow.
And so then we were all going to be hungry and we weren't going
to have enough water. So that was a big problem.
But now it's El Nino. And El Nino has too much water
because there's too much water and there's not enough water.
That's called the balance. That's the yin and the Yang.
That is the way that the brilliance of this planet works.
God's creation has a plan. Whether we like it or not is
irrelevant. It even goes back to the Bible.
There were seven fat years and seven lean years.
There are cycles of things that mean more and less water.
There is more and less heat. People die from cold.
If we have more greenhouse gases, which we are not even
close to the peak of, it's fine. In the meantime, you still got
people like my little brother who I love to pieces.
But he told me that I personally must be concerned about global
warming, which is now called climate change, which we are now
going to call Pumpkin Spice. Everything We are just going to
we're just going to latte these people.
Just tell them to go to Starbucks and stop worrying.
That's what they're going to do anyway.
Stop the virtue signalling with people like us because we just
don't care. I can't care about it any less.
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