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Because this program has no time for comforting lies.
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Hello, my friends, Welcome to the Kyle Seraphin show.
We've got kind of a inspirational show today.
And so much as I woke up inspired to give it to you and
share this information, which I don't actually think it's going
to encourage you. It's going to start your week
off on maybe a negative note, but it is a note that I think we
should all be aware of. Today's episode is about an old
historical adage. Those who do not know history
are doomed to repeat it. And a lot of us have kind of a
sense of what that means. We think that it means that
you're in a position of power and that you're going to be
making the decisions. And when you don't know what
happened in history, then you're likely to make the same mistakes
of those who committed them earlier.
I'm going to ask you to reframe that old adage in a way it's a
little bit different. What I think that adage means is
that those who do not know the warnings of history are likely
to suffer the same fates as those who suffered them
historically. And I think that is actually a
profound change in what that actual adage means.
The the failings of history were those of the ruling class, of
the powerful. And most of us are not in that
category. In fact, most of us just
experience whatever tyranny or democratic process is allowed by
those who have the power. And so if we don't know the the
historical lessons, the dangers that exist in our historical
record, then we are likely to suffer the same fates as those
who suffered them historically. That is my perspective.
And I think we're going to try to prove this thing out.
It's kind of scary stuff. It's not a really uplifting
topic, but it is something. I woke up.
I literally woke up at 5:00 AM this morning, came out of a dead
sleep. And that was what occurred to
me, that some of this stuff has all happened before.
Many of us have these instincts. I just saw that FBI panty raid,
who's one of our our regular contributors in the live chat.
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contributors has a poll on Twitter right now asking what do
we think is going to happen in the 2024 election?
Will we get the result that we expect?
Will it be rigged, or will be there be no election at all?
And overwhelmingly, friends of mine who work in the
intelligence community and have been around this sort of thing
have the same fear option #3 will there be anything at all?
There's some kind of clues in history if we can dig back into
it. And I don't think it feels very
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Surprising resources for kindergarten teachers that are
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A lot of lot of really useful stories in there.
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All right, let's launch into this thing because it gets kind
of dark and it gets pretty dark pretty quickly.
Ryan, let's bring up topic #1 And that is going to be the
whole idea that America, we actually have our own version of
the camps. Now.
Those of us who have been kind of looking into this sort of
thing, who've been seeing COVID tyranny and been concerned about
the the the way that America has been moving forward, have always
thought, you know, when are the gulags coming?
And that was obviously a Soviet construction, one of the death
camps coming. And that was a Nazi German
construction. But we have our own version of
camps and many people have forgotten them.
It's kind of a footnote in history because FDR was so loved
by the leftist press. But we had our own version of
camps. And this is of course, the
famous internment camps for Japanese Americans in the 1940s.
We're going to get deep into that topic a little bit later
on, but I want to just show you that if you'll pop up the
graphic here, this is from NPR. And they, they actually
mentioned that FD Rs anecdote to financial collapse.
The Great Depression was in fact, one thing.
Totalitarianism. Totalitarianism was the answer
that FDR came up with. And that included a whole bunch
of really scary things, not just a, a, a movement for putting
certain Americans into camps to hold on to them for the
remainder of the war. By the way, you only had to be
116th Japanese. That's not very much Japanese to
be thrown into one of these camps.
People like Keanu Reeves would have been in that camp, as far
as I can tell. They also got involved in
censorship. So there is a historical
precedent for a lot of these things on American soil.
And of course, FDR was a Democrat and he is in fact the
Democrat that Joe Biden probably most looked up to.
He was referred to as a transformational type.
So I want you guys to just have that in your mind as we move
forward. Let's let's dig into sort of
what the the stages that is set in this case.
So they started off with a political hit list.
And the political hit list is pretty straightforward.
There are people that are qualified for the Republican
debate. There are seven of them at this
point. And those 7 individuals, I'm
going to name them off for you. And then we're going to kind of
go over how the left is now going to try to dismantle them
one at a time. We've got former President
Trump, we've got Ron DeSantis, we've got Vivek Ramaswamy, we've
got president, former president, Vice President Mike Pence.
We have Nikki Haley, Tim Scott and Chris Christie.
All of them qualified for Republican debates.
We are looking right now at CNN talking about these people.
So this is their hit list. These are the people that they
are going to have to take down in order to enact whatever it is
they're going to enact. Ryan, if you pull up the Trump
indictment page from the Los Angeles Times, we know that the
first piece is we're going to deal with President Trump.
He's obviously the front runner in the Republican primary.
So what do you do with Trump? We've already seen some of it.
We've seen that he could be indicted now for January 6th.
But let's step back a ways. Alvin Bragg in New York State
charges a possible grand jury in Georgia, more state charges, the
Mira Lago raid and the indictment over there over 37
counts under the Espionage Act. That's in Florida.
That's going to be difficult for them to prove because it's
Florida. So we need more.
And the last one here is there's the expectation that he's going
to be indicted over January 6th stuff.
Not enough evidence what do they say here?
There's more than enough evidence convict this is a This
is an opinion piece in the Los Angeles Times.
They are going to start moving forward normalizing the idea
that of course President Trump could be convicted on this
because there's plenty of evidence that he's the problem.
Even though many of us saw both in real time and over the last
couple years after this, that he was asking for people to
peaceably make their voice heard, that the the breach of
the Capitol happened before he finished his speech and a bunch
of other things. They started the censorship
routine. They pulled his voice from
Twitter where he had such a massive following and was able
to speak directly to the American people.
So I'm just going to read a little bit of this article.
I want you to get again, it's what they say and how they say
it is always so important. Donald Trump announced that he's
been notified that he's a target of the special counsel
investigation of the events of January 6th.
This is obviously different than the Espionage Act.
This is different than the classified documents that were
going on. OK.
And So what they said is that the suspected crimes against the
Constitution and the nation was is this sort of seditious
conspiracy. It's actually why they had to go
after all the other guys first. They had to get the Oath
Keepers. They had to get the Proud Boys.
They had to get all these January 6 people.
They have to have hundreds now. And they're working on getting,
you know, over 1000 convictions in order to show there's this
huge pattern of facts and that the overarching and the
overwhelming, you know, mover that made all these things
happen on that day was, in fact, Donald Trump.
They've got to kick him out of the race because he's the top
guy. All right, the next one, if you
want want to pull up the Washington Post, they're talking
about the same exact thing. It says even as a third
indictment looms, many Americans and many Republicans rather
stand by Trump. OK, so he was.
There's a story about in Iowa. They're talking about people
that still think that even though he's abrasive and
offensive and sometimes looks orange, she's still all in for
Donald Trump for a third term. They've got all these voters
that still look at Donald Trump as being wronged in many ways,
wronged by a administrative state that went after him for so
long. And Americans kind of like an
underdog. And even though Donald Trump is
the former president, he's fighting an uphill battle,
right? So they've got to go out there
and talk about who these people are, that they are all ignorant.
If you are a Trump supporter, obviously you're still in that
still that same category of deplorable that Hillary Clinton
talked about. You are not a person that is
that is appropriate for polite conversation.
We talked about some of the dehumanizing language.
This is very important stuff. So they can go ahead and
eliminate the support for Donald Trump.
He's the top guy. They've got to take him out
before anybody else. And we kind of look like they
were propping up Ron DeSantis for a little bit.
It actually looked like they were using them and pitting
against each other. There's nothing better than
having a party divided amongst two people if they can go out
there and sort of balkanize, which is to say, break them into
factions and let the infighting happen.
And if any of you are watching what goes on in social media,
particularly on Twitter, the back and forth, the ugly
rhetoric that happens between Trump supporters and De Santis
supporters. Many of you thought Ron De
Santis did a great job during COVID.
Many people who live in Florida thought he was an outstanding
governor choice. And then the minute that he's
running against Trump now, he's a demon again and he's the
sanctimonious and so on and so forth.
I find all of this very, very awful off putting as someone
who's kind of watching from the sidelines.
I, I don't really care. I just, I'm, I'm an anti Biden
guy at this point. I'm not a Republican by any
means, But if we can pull up the, the, the next article here,
which is going to be done in where did this come from?
The New York Times, you'll see that they're actually going to
take shots Ted Ron DeSantis now as well, because once they get
him in a place where he is a a great rival to Trump, now you
got to bring him down too. And so these are all left wing
sources. We've seen Washington Post,
we've seen Los Angeles Times, now New York Times.
And this article is entitled The steep cost of Ron DeSantis
vaccine turnabout. Something really interesting
happened. I'm going to I'm going to switch
views here. Something really interesting
happened yesterday. I was watching Twitter and I
follow this guy named Ted Lieu. Many of you know that he's a
congressman from California. Ted Lieu did one of these weird,
I don't know what it is, like a troll and a cell phone at the
same time. What he essentially said was is
thank God for Donald Trump who appreciated and understood how
important the COVID vaccines were and was able to move
forward with Operation Warp Speed.
Now, most people are not going to see this leftist Democrat and
he's far left as far as politicians go, this leftist
Democrat praising a Donald Trump.
So we have to look at why is that happening?
And it's happening because so many people who also love Donald
Trump want nothing to do with these COVID vaccines.
And so he's he's tying Trump inexplicably to Operation Warp
Speed and the things that were done in the name of COVID at the
end of his presidency. And honestly, that's a
reasonable question for those of us who want to know who the best
candidate is. That's something that Donald
Trump should answer for. But the idea that a leftist
Democrat is going to be tying it to him, that that is obviously
something else going on because they are not trying to bolster
support for Donald Trump. They're actually trying to
fractionalize it. And then he says something that
I think is this the Zelfone part of it, which is that he said, go
out and make sure you get your children vaccinated for COVID.
Go out and make sure you talk to your pediatrician.
That was a specific thing. Go to your APA approved
pediatrician and get them to make sure that your kid has
bought in. So they're trying to, you know,
go out there and convert the youth as usual.
We expect them to go after your children.
That's the nature of the political left.
But the fact that he is using this lead in and there were
millions of people that saw this tweet, by the way.
So this was a a large distribution from this guy, even
though he has a pretty good following.
This was pretty well received all the way across the board and
people are pushing back. And he said Fact Check me,
community note me, which is what Twitter does for fact checks,
check in and see and say if there's anything that's false
about what I said. Well, number one, I think he's
correct. I think that Donald Trump's
administration is responsible for Warp speed did push out the
mandates or I'm sorry, did push out the shots.
The key, And this is the thing that they are highlighting.
They're highlighting one piece of it and they're ignoring the
other piece of it. What Donald Trump did not do was
mandate it did not use the tactics of totalitarianism.
We had to wait until President Biden got in to see that.
And I'm a victim of that totalitarianism that I was a
federal employee who was told under no uncertain terms that I
had to get this. Many of you had that same
experience working for private industry.
And in fact, there was actually just a vote in Congress that
didn't pass where they were looking to mandate that people
who lost their jobs over COVID vax mandates and airlines
specifically would get their jobs back.
And it didn't pass and it was bipartisan.
You should know that there are many Republicans who voted
against the the bill that would have reinstated pilots and
stewardesses and, and flight mechanics and so on that didn't
want to get the shots. And there were thousands of
people in that industry, in the transportation industry that
lost their jobs over this. Just worth noting, the mandates
only happened under Biden. And that's the thing to really
focus on if you are a conservative or if you are a
Republican capital R, is that mandates happened only under
Democrats, and they suddenly wanted to take credit for all
the work that went on under President Trump's regime.
Now, say what you like about the shots.
Say what you like about government programs rushing
shots. And I'm not a big fan of those
things. But what I do know is they
weren't forced down your throats.
It takes a leftist totalitarian to do that.
And as I said, there's a fantastic playbook that we're
going to look into from the early 19 or the late 1930s
moving on into the actual then to the 50s under FDR and under
Truman, because a lot of this stuff actually goes that far
back. All right, so we'll continue on.
As I said, Ron DeSantis. Now they're going to highlight
the number of COVID deaths and the number of things that were
going on in in Florida during the time when he was basically
keeping Florida open for business.
They they of course, cherry pick their data.
That is the nature of the New York Times.
They don't have to be honest operators.
So they talk about vaccination rates.
There's some graphs on here. If you guys want to go, you can
actually check out the archive and go look for this article,
which is up front page as of yesterday.
And they're talking about how, you know, they were all these
people over the age of 65, and they had a really good rate.
They were 15% more vaccinated and older Floridians than they
were in the national average. And so that was really great.
And then he turned the corner and he decided not to be
involved in this stuff. And when that happened, suddenly
all these residents started dying at a higher rate.
And when adjusted for age, it says almost they basically more
people died than any other state during the Delta wave.
But here's the thing, Floridians are a pretty old group as a
state. It has a ton of people that come
in in their retirement age because they have advantageous
retirement laws financially. And so people leave places like
New York and New Jersey and so on.
They leave Connecticut and they go and they retire in Florida
where it's warm and it's nice and they had a lot of freedom.
And these people, some of them were older and in bad health.
And a lot of people die in Florida anyway because that's
where people in many ways woke may go to die there.
But also a lot of people in America go to die there.
That's where they go and retire and they go and it's the natural
cause of age. So they went into these these
these weekly notices of how many people were dying.
And they basically want to point out that Ron De Santis is the
worst, even though we can see that his overall death rate was
much lower than the national average in early May of 23.
And then they're going to try to act like he did something
terrible. So they've gone on a hit against
Donald Trump. They've gone on a hit against
Ron De Santis. And so who's next?
How about Mike Pence? Mike Pence is guilty of an
article here that we've got from CNN, and the article says that
he's not convinced that Trump's actions were criminal on January
6th. Well, that is a big no no,
because when we have fear, we have to kind of divide people
along these lines. We talked about the American
Rorschach test much earlier in this podcast.
We've had several guests that have been they were actually at
January 6th. And the nuance view of it is
essentially a riot gun protest turned into riot.
I think that's the most reasonable version of it.
And I think Pence probably understands that That's the only
way that you get anybody to support you in the Republican
Party right now. You can't talk about it being
seditionist, treasonous, insurrectionist, whatever
emotional words the left has. And so they've got to basically
smear him as well. He is not part of the J6
orthodoxy, OK? He's not talking about the
things that need to be talked about in order to get support by
the left. And he's never going to be
supported by the left. But he is kind of an old school
Republican politician, kind of the neo con version, right?
So he's not convinced that Donald Trump is a criminal and
that means he must be thrown out.
And that's going to be OK to tack him because of that.
He has to be attacked because he just doesn't have the juice.
And then the last one and and the rest of those, by the way,
Vivek is kind of interesting. He's got some ties that people
pointed out to, to Soros for a fellowship he got.
And he had some tweets deleted. And they've, they've pointed out
on the right people on our, you know, like it's a generally
conservative side that pointed out some of the things that he's
done from tying him to COVID statements they didn't like and
so on. Once again, I don't think he
ever supported A mandate and I don't think he was supportive of
the Biden administration mandating things.
But he's got some strikes in his corner and he's a much smaller
candidate. The rest of them are sort of
negligible. Nikki Haley, I think he's dead
on arrival. She's not a serious candidate in
any way that's going to make anything.
Chris Christie's on there. We see Tim Scott, who may make a
good VP candidate, but is not going to leave the ticket.
So all those people, the top contenders had to be dealt with
and they have been. And I got a bonus one for you.
Who's the next biggest threat to a Joe Biden administration?
Let's pull that one up real quick.
We've got a a Fact Check of RFK now.
We just talked about him on Friday.
We went deep into the fact that RFK is he's, you know, a guy who
was called for caution in regards to COVID vaccines.
And So what do we have? We've got CNN here.
This is their politics section, the politics section, not public
health, by the way, politics says Fact Check.
RFK junior claimed that he's never told people to avoid
vaccination, but he did less than two years ago.
That was in 2021. Many of us will remember what
was going on in 2021, that we are in the middle of this
mandates coming down the park. And one of the things, if you
actually look at what he says, I guarantee you that if he was a
right winger, they would have said something to be a fact of
it lacks context. But what they said, let's just
quote directly from him. Kennedy was a witness on
Thursday's hearing. That was last week led by the
Republican House Judiciary Committee on the supposed
weaponization. I like supposed weaponization.
By the way, there's no question the government has been
weaponized. But you got to have CNN opining
in here. They're not even calling this an
opinion piece even though it is. So anyway, the supposed
weaponization, Sorry, I lost my train of thought when I started
thinking about them. Just overwhelmingly trying to
push their narratives. It doesn't matter how they do it
and they have to discredit everybody left and right when
they do so. So the supposed weaponization of
the federal government. He claimed in his testimony that
he's not only he's never been anti vax, that he's up to date
on all his vaccinations except for his refusal of COVID-19
shots. Probably like many of you, many
of you have also gotten all of the required quote, UN quote,
required vaccinations. And the quote that they're going
to hone in on here is that he's never told the public, quote, I
have never told the public avoid vaccination, End Quote.
And then he talks about his children and so on and so forth.
So those of you who watch the hearing already know RFK
basically said, I'm just urging caution.
So now they got to go back and find something that he said on a
podcast for Health Freedom for Humanity in 2021, a podcast that
I've never heard of, but maybe a lot of you have.
And he was talking about how parents should respond to the
CDC's schedule of immunizations, which by the way, was trying to
add the COVID immunization in. And his questionnaire, the
person who was hosting the podcast said that the the
schedule was actually insane. The the issue that a lot of
people have too, and I've heard RFK say this over and over, is
that young children, like babies, day old babies are
getting vaccinated against things like STD's that they
don't have any possibility of getting.
I actually found out because we're, my wife and I are going
to have a baby very soon. Some of the things that you just
assume are regular care and treatment in the hospital are
not really, they don't really make a lot of sense.
You've seen that the goop that they smear in the eyes, the
antibiotic, little ointments. I didn't know why they did that
and I've been a paramedic and I'm actually fairly medically
educated. I'm pretty well aware of what
goes on. The reason that they did that
was because of the possibility of the baby getting either
chlamydia or gonorrhea in their eyes, sexually transmitted
diseases. Just put that in your mind for a
second. Again, sexually transmitted
disease in their eyes, which would mean that in fact, the
mother in fact, was passing that vaginally to the baby as they're
born. How much sense does that make?
Does it make any sense whatsoever?
It's just a government protocol. And it was actually passed in
Texas. There was a law passed something
like almost 100 years ago. And we had our midwife describe
it to us. And I went like, OK, well, we
don't need that. That's silly.
And yet everybody thinks that's a standard of care.
So we're reading through some of these books about a birth and
just the expectation of healthcare and sick care is so
strange because only 100 years ago, all the ideas of being born
in a hospital would never have existed.
It just it's, it's all modern stuff.
And we all think that you're supposed to have a baby laying
in a hospital bed and that's the way it's always been, but it's
not. I mean, women had babies in
caves. So the idea that you would start
shoving them full of vaccines on their first couple days in the
world when they're not exposed to anything.
And they have that they have that six month sort of breastfed
immunity time. Very strange.
And I think RFK is basically just highlighting in on these
things. So he said that he has
encouraged people to join him and telling strangers not to
vaccinate their baby. He says, quote, for many, many
years, I think parents were so gaslighted.
They were so scapegoated. They were so vilified and
marginalized. He's talking about parents that
didn't get their kids vaccinated either ever or right away, which
I think is actually a fully reasonable thing to say.
Wait until they're a little bit bigger.
These shots are enormous compared to the size of the
baby, like when it comes to the amount of dose per weight.
He says even parents of kids who were very, very badly injured,
you know, they knew what happened to their kids, but they
were reluctant to talk about it. He's talking about vaccine
injured kids. There's the whole thing about
autism. There's the thing about whether
or not it has any connection to, to vaccines.
I've heard him argue very credibly that the studies were
set up in false pretense, that the studies basically said, you
know, there's this derivative of mercury that that exists in all
these different types of vaccines as a preservative.
And the they basically test for it a week later and it's not in
the bloodstream. So they say it's fine but also
has a home in fatty tissues and the brain is full of those.
So that's, that's his argument. That is the possibility and we
just don't have enough studies on it to prove one conclusively
or the other. Interesting point.
I just think it's worth arguing those things.
If we're going to be a society that is free, if we're going to
be a society that doesn't have censorship, then we should be
able to at least have those conversations.
But of course, he was not. So they're trying to censor him.
Again, He says, this is Kennedy again, quoted in this article,
again, kind of a hit piece on him saying if you're one of the
10 people that goes, if you're 1 of 10 people, that goes up to a
guy, a man or a woman who's been carrying around a baby like you
imagine in a park and says, don't vaccinate your baby.
And they hear that from ten others.
They'll make that impression on them.
But we've all kept our mouth shut, so don't shut your mouth
anymore. So that's what they're saying.
RFK is a vaccine denier and potentially a liar because of
course he went in front of Congress and he had that piece.
Now the scary thing is this, they've, they've basically tried
to marginalized the the positions of all these people.
They want to get rid of RFK, They want to get rid of Trump.
They want to get rid of the VAC, they want to get rid of the
Santas. And so who was the answer?
The answer is an old man tripped by sandbags who has a struggle
getting up and down the stairs. So I've got a video for you
here. We didn't play this earlier.
So let's let's queue up video number one.
I want you to kind of think we always, like I said, our head
always goes towards Nazis. And this is obviously the
imagery of that. Look at that, the the fact that
they blame conservatives for this and then tell me how much
of the stuff was actually enacted by conservatives.
Ryan, if you want to roll video 1 real quick, this is a a great
clip from the movie V for Vendetta.
Go ahead and. Roll it.
Our story begins, as these stories often do, with a young,
up and coming politician. He's a deeply religious man and
a member of the Conservative Party.
He's completely single minded and has no regard for political
process. The more power he attains, the
more obvious is zealotry, the more aggressive his support has
become. Eventually his party launches a
special project in the name of national security.
At first, it's believed to be a search for biological weapons
and its pursuit without regard to its cost.
However, the true goal of this project is power complete and
total hegemonic domination. The project, however, ends
violently, but the efforts of those involved are not in vain.
But a new ability to wage war is born from the blood of our
victims. Imagine a virus, the most
terrifying virus you can, and then imagine that you and you
alone have the cure. But if your ultimate goal is
power, how best to use such a weapon?
That's at this point in our story that along comes a spider.
He is a man seemingly without a conscience, for whom the ends
always justify the means. And it is he who suggests that
their target should not be an enemy of the country, but rather
the country itself. 3 targets are chosen to maximize the
effect of the attack. A school, a tube station and a
water treatment plant. Several hundred die within the
first few weeks. The three waters has in fact
been contaminated. Authorities were attempting to
control it's deadly spread, so it's a wave of destruction
throughout the underground filled by the media.
Fear and panic spread, quickly fracturing and dividing the
country until at last the true goal comes into view.
Before the Saint Mary's crisis, no one would have predicted the
results of the election, that he had no one.
And then, not long after the election, lo and behold, a
miracle. Some believed it was the work of
God himself, but it was a pharmaceutical company
controlled by certain party members that made them all
obscenely rich. A year later, several extremists
who tried found guilty and executed, while a memorial is
built to canonize their victims. But the end result?
The true genius of the plan, was the fear.
Fear became the ultimate tool of this government, and through it,
our politician was ultimately appointed to the newly created
position of High Chancellor. The rest, as they say, is
history. Can you prove any of this?
Why do you think I'm still alive?
Right, we'd like to take you into protective custody, Mr.
Rookwood. Oh, I'm sure you would.
But if you want that recording, you'll do what I tell you to do.
Put Creedy under 24 hour surveillance.
But I feel safe that he can't pick his nose without you
knowing. I'll contact you again.
All right, let's go ahead and kill it right there.
Cheerio. So that movie is V for Vendetta.
Many of you guys have seen that movie and in many ways it's
prophetic. It was before all of these
things, but they've honed in on some of the tools of
totalitarianism and they are fear and they are a divided
nation and we are dealing with a lot of those things in different
ways. What's funny to me is just like
movies that are dystopian, like Escape from LA, the John
Carpenter flick that goes back a long ways as well, another 20
years back. We're talking about something
that is it it it's the exact opposite of what happens in
reality, right? They think that we are going to
be dealing with regime, A fascist regime, a right wing
totalitarian regime that's going to get rid of artists and
homosexuals and people who love things that are beautiful.
And that's what is going on to be for Vendetta, by the way,
that's who they get. It's it's a homosexual partners
are black bagged and and thrown away.
We've got people who are, you know, creative types, the people
in the media that actually just want to stand for freedom and,
and building these these beautiful institutions or
stories and things like that. And that's not what's going on.
The media is actually all in on this stuff.
I mean, think about it. Hollywood loves to cast
themselves as the victim and also as the heroes in these
films. And yet the real kind of scary
stuff comes out of leftism. If we can pull up what's going
on right now with our dear friend President Biden, will you
bring up #2 the video #2 here? This is people who I actually
loathe in many ways. This is Mika Brzezinski and her
husband Joe Scarborough, an alleged Republican.
This is a video that goes back quite a ways.
We went back a couple years. This is at the beginning of the
Biden presidency, and what you'll see here is this is what
they expected Joe Biden to bring them.
Go ahead and roll that. Video, you know, it's been so
fascinating because Biden everybody was saying he's going
to be like FBR or maybe maybe I I'd said maybe there were some
Truman parallels, but he's I mean he may be turning into a
really a transformational president and a lot like Reagan,
who always got underestimated going to the White House in part
because, you know, Reagan said things like trees cause more
pollution than cars. He would hang around trees and
say stop me before I kill again. Biden's always been
underestimated. But I really do sense that we
are moving into a post Reagan era.
I think, you know, we had the era, we had the FDR sort of the
FDR era from 32 to 80 and then the Reagan era from 80 to maybe
2020. But this feels really different.
I mean, 75% of Americans are supporting pretty huge, pretty
expansive government relief bills.
It feels like we're moving into sort of a new the new era.
Those two are so detestable in so many ways so.
That's so bad. It's, it's gross, right?
It just makes you like your skin crawl.
So you sit there and you think, OK, that he claims that the,
that the FDR era goes from his original election in the early,
what is it 1933? Is that when his first election
was I actually got that the timeline up here.
So FDR elected 1933 or took office in 1933 and then
essentially carries on until 1945 with his 3 terms.
And then we've also got the following terms, which were his
Vice President Harry Truman kind of followed on.
I think that was actually the plan here.
In 2008, we expected an Obama, then we expected Obama again,
then some Hillary, and then they end up putting Joe Biden in who
is kind of like a, a wannabe, A wannabe Truman.
So we've got this sort of idea that we're going to do this
transformational piece. And if you remember during the
first 100 days, that was the New Deal, the New Deal legislation
that went through in the United States happened in the beginning
of FD Rs term. He was combating the Great
Depression, this huge economic woe.
And you've got to basically get everybody on board.
You've got to divide the country up to the point where they are,
they're going to be able to to move along with your agenda.
And the original talk about expanding the court, which we're
hearing a bunch of banging on about right now, expanding the
Supreme Court. That was that was an FDR move,
right? The idea that we're going to
expand government in this big way, FDR in a big way.
Then the last thing that it really troubles me is in 1946
under Truman, we had the Administrative Procedures Act,
which really was the founding of the American deep state.
This was the idea that you were going to take powers away from
Congress and give them to the executive branch.
And these executive agencies would essentially be the quote
UN quote, trustee experts type thing where they were going to
run and, and do their own rules, OK, They were not going to have
to go to Congress. Congress would give them sort of
the mandate, establish the agency and the funding.
And then they would decide the best ways to do it.
And when you do that long enough, you end up with things
like the ATF knocking on your door saying that a product that
they said was safe and legal and within the law is now no longer
within the law and they're going to do it arbitrarily.
So that's all really scary stuff, but the tools that I've
kind of identified are racism, fear and fear is the COVID stuff
right now. And then economics, the economic
divide. And they're going to use all
three of those tools in order to institute the same sort of
totalitarianism that we've been seeing for quite a long time.
So let's bring up the article here.
This is the Biden, the new little piece about Biden that
says we are going to establish a National Monument this week
honoring Emmett Till. That's from this weekend.
So it's actually about this week and Biden is going to this set
up this, this space, some of the the hallowed grounds of that
Emmett Till walked in his very short life.
Now, some of you may not know the story of Emmett Till, so I'm
going to rehash it in kind of a, a short and easy way.
But Emmett Till was a young boy who was apparently from Chicago.
I think he was 14 years old. He was visiting family members
that he had in Mississippi. OK.
And this is at the height of the sort of the, the lynchings and,
and the, the nasty power that was going on.
This is during that, that era, like I said, we go all the way
until 1953. So it was just in the middle of
the beginning of the Eisenhower era, right after we had that,
that sort of little swing back towards the Republican side.
And in 1955, he was killed brutally and, and just
disgustingly. It's a story that the FBI
investigated under their their charge to go after the Klan and
some of the racist things that were happening in the South.
And so we now have the White House putting out an official
statement saying the new monument will protect places
that tell the story of Emmett Till's 2 short life and racially
motivated murder, the unjust acquittal of his murderers.
And that happened and the activism of his mother, Mammy
Till Mobley, who courageously brought the world's attention to
the brutal injustice and racism of the time, catalyzing the
civil rights movement. So we've got to do racism.
We've got to do it again. And if you remember, one of the
things that we just celebrated in June was this, this day,
Juneteenth. And I'll tell you why I think it
sits badly with people who are on the political right.
I don't think anybody on the political right has a problem
with celebrating the life of Emmett Till, who was taken from
this world at a very young age through some brutal acts of
disgusting racist in the South. And I don't think anybody has a
problem with celebrating Juneteenth as a day, as a
concept of notifying slaves in places like Texas, because it's
a celebration of what happened in Galveston two years after the
Emancipation Proclamation. Nobody hates the idea of that
happening, where we celebrate a day knowing that the slaves were
freed. Here's the problems.
We have a Democrat president who was using them to divide.
Why are we doing them in 2021? And why are we choosing those
days as opposed to celebrating, let's say, the Emancipation
Proclamation, which was issued by Lincoln, who was a
Republican. That's why.
Why are we talking about Emmett Till now on a man who basically
was almost he, I guess Emmett Till would have been 82 years
old this year on his birthday, which is what they're announcing
this on. This is all political timing, of
course. He's roughly Biden.
He would have been roughly Biden's age.
So Biden actually grew up in the era when this stuff went on and
he was a kid. He was 14.
He was 12 years old when Emmett, you know, Till was killed.
And he served with all these sort of racist and old school
leftists and old school Klansmen types that were in the House and
the Senate and so on. So Biden's whole shtick is not
that he is so anti racist. He's just whatever the party
needs at the time. And I think that's why it
relates back to that, that the operational morality of V for
Vendetta, that video that we just looked at.
Biden is not any of these things.
I don't think. I don't think he feels very
strongly about them. In the same way that I don't
believe that an 80 year old man in this country like Joe Biden
actually in his heart of hearts, thinks that men can transform
themselves magically into women and vice versa.
Or that we should have topless trannies at the White House
jiggling their their male boobs and all this kind of stuff.
All that stuff is bizarre. It doesn't make any sense for a
man that age. And yet I would say that he is
doing so specifically because it's what the party requires of
him to divide this nation further.
And that is the tool that they're going to be using.
So the second thing we see racism is 1.
COVID fear, which of course they mentioned in that, in that
documentary, not documentary in the movie, which is fiction.
If you'll bring up topic #11 that's going to be our story
that we just found out. Michigan State University was
just now affirmed in in Lansing, MI that they can in fact require
all faculty and staff to be vaccinated against COVID.
So this is a appeal circuit. This is in the 6th Circuit of
Appeals out of Cincinnati. They ruled 3 O in favor of this
university, which is a public university and gets public
funding and as well as government funding, that they in
fact can apply this and require that all staff and all students
be vaccinated against COVID-19. Now, there's this tricky history
going on right now of whether or not COVID-19 vaccine mandates
are legal, whether they make any sense.
And I've been part of this group called Feds for Medical Freedom
that actually got an N Bank confirmation of injunction
against the Biden administration.
Thanks for that, Brian. That's troubling.
They've got this in bank review that is basically said that the
vaccine mandate is not lawful and is likely unconstitutional
for federal workers. But now we've got a, a
disagreeing opinion. And so we're going to actually
see this go. It's been appealed by the by
demonstration to the Supreme Court.
They are trying to continue keeping this thing forward
because they need to be able to keep this issue forward.
Even though they withdrawn the vax mandate for federal
employees. And therefore the article, the
actual decision could be moot. They're not going to let it go.
They're not going to let it fall off.
And that's really scary stuff because they are not necessarily
ideologically inclined. They are simply holding these
these dividing tools more importantly than the actual
message that those tools. Engage in and maybe here's the
last one and, and the scariest thing I'm going to bring Ryan in
because he and I talk about this kind of stuff off off the air on
a regular basis. Ryan, would you come in and talk
about the economic tool that's being used?
And this was actually the original setup for FD Rs sort of
takeover the the Great Depression equals
totalitarianism. We are looking at some pretty
bad indicators and you've been following some of them.
So I want you to kind of comment on.
Yeah, sure. Let me jump in here for a
minute. So the first thing I want to
point out is the massive amount of credit card debt that
Americans are holding. It's a $986 billion to be exact.
And just to kind of throw that on a chart so you can see that
the amount of credit card debt in American history, that it's
pretty much always been timed with a Great Depression.
We see in O 8, we see the 2020 liquidity crisis and we see
credit card debt now reaching an all time high.
And then if we want to jump in and actually break that down by
state, I brought up this chart here.
So it actually shows us what States and the average credit
card debt per capita. So if you're living in
Connecticut, for example, the average credit card balance, the
average, so it's not even talking about the Max, just the
average is 9408 dollars, New York 9165, New Jersey, Rhode
Island, we get down to Texas 8701 dollars, Florida 8000.
I mean, I don't know how some people live with with a credit
card balance that, you know, that is that high.
And then if we take that, take that a step further and we just
talk about on average across the United States right now, the
average credit card balance is 7207 $79.
And we're talking about credit card balances.
Now you're wondering like, OK, are people paying those balances
off every month or are we carrying those balances over?
Now, if we jump into this next graphic that I got here on the
chart, it actually shows us what percentage of credit card
accounts carry a balance. So if we look at the the orange
section here, if you guys are looking at the screen, you can
see that it says 23% had a had a credit card, but don't use it.
34%, which is the blue, blue section here, use a card but
never carried a balance. And then the green area, 43%
carried a balance. At some point, that means that
that many Americans are rolling over and paying interest on
these credit cards. Now, the next question you're
going to ask yourself is, well, how much interest are they
paying on their credit cards? Great question.
The average APR and this is what blows my mind.
So if we just scaled that down from 7000 down to 5000 and we
say right now the average APR is 20.6%.
So if you have a balance of $5000 and you're rolling that
over, that means that every month you're paying $1000 in
interest just off the top. Now if we take a look at where
that is going, so for cards accurring interest, the average
in the second quarter of 2023 was 22.16%.
Now for new credit card offers the average today is 24.24% and
that is the highest since we be since they began tracking these
rates in monthly changes from 2019.
And I can say that for certain before 2019 there were never
credit card balances that were higher than 2024.424%.
I can guarantee you that. So pretty much from the
beginning of time credit card balances are at an all time
high. Now what what else they're not
talking about and nobody's seems to be talking about is the fact
that a lot of people do what are called like the 0% interest
credit cards. Now Visa, MasterCard and I
believe in American Express are getting ready to wipe that off.
I think it starts in October that they'll unless you have
basically like prestige credit, you're not going to be able to
get a new credit card with a 0% interest rate.
And then what also is going to happen in October is the Student
Loans are going to kick back in. And I want to say it's $7
billion a month. I think it's $465 billion in
total student loan debt that's acquired in the United States.
And I think those monthly payments are about 7 thousand $7
billion a month divided across all people.
I think on the average it's like 100 to $200 a month.
You're going to be having to pay on top of already paying your
credit cards, which now if we take a look at how many, how
many Americans are delinquent on their credit cards, this is an
interesting number, but not at an alarming high rate in any
sense of the way, but it is going up.
We can see that on the last little trajectory there.
And I want to say that stopping Q1 of 2023.
So we don't even have the most recent data.
And that's where you really start to ask yourself about
like, how accurate are these charts?
What type of data are they hiding from us?
And we take a look at the average auto loan right now.
The average auto loan balance grew by 7.7% in 2022.
So that means the average American right now is paying
7.7% more just for their auto loan balance.
You're thinking, how are people are going to keep up with this?
How much longer can our economy keep going?
And this is the chart that I think should blow everybody's
mind the most. And this is our chart about
search terms. So we talk about search terms
and we talked about pawn shop near me trending at an all time
high in the last five years, all time high.
And if we see the the chart where I have two, we can see
like the graph there where it peaked, would it be like 2019?
That was when interest rates hit 3.5%.
So every time interest rates go up, the the interest that you're
paying on your debt gets more expensive.
So people have to take out more debt, they have to take out more
loans just to keep up and pay on that interest.
And we can see right now right here and especially in the in
the state of Texas, pawn shop near me is trending at an all
time high. So I always think to myself, why
would somebody be searching pawn shop near me?
I would say that that you have exhausted all resources.
Your credit cards are maxed out, you're behind on debt and you're
literally willing to pawn off anything to your name just to
get enough money to keep your head above keep your head above
water and put food on your table.
And I and I got two more show I want to show you here before.
You do that, Ryan. Let me let me ask you one quick
question. What led you to search for the
pawn shop, the pawn shop search, how did you decide that that was
going to be an A relevant metric?
Was that something you watching? I was watching another YouTube
and his videos and he was talking about trending terms and
he said he mentioned something about pawn shops.
So I got out here and I was like oh pawn shops near me and it
just boom and it hit. I was trying to do more like
bankruptcy filed or how to file bankruptcy.
I was trying to see if there were any other correlations
today before we got on, but I ran out of time.
No, but it's, it's something that I we'll, we'll keep you
posted on this because it's something that Ryan has told me
about before. Guys, it's just, I just, I'd
never thought of it before as as an instinct.
And I think you're right that the desperation that has to
happen when you start searching for pawn shops around you is
much higher than some of the other options.
All right, finished out that graph that was.
This is all fascinating to me, by the way.
So in this article, the total auto auto debt climbs to 1.41
trillion, The average auto loan balance grew by 7.7%.
The rate of auto delinquencies is rising in 2022.
Auto balances rise across all credit score ranges and
increasing auto balances are the largest in California and New
Jersey. And Generation X carries the
largest auto loan default rate or auto loan balance.
Now this is the one that really blew my mind.
So low income households are falling behind on car payments.
So this means the the amount of low income households, which I
assume are most people watching this stream, myself included.
Like I don't make over 100,000 a year or 150, whatever it has to
be to put you above that category.
And if we see in, in the, in normal times 2019, 2021, the
average is about between what 2 and about 5 and a half 6%.
We can see from December of 2022 to January of 2023, this thing
took off like a rocket. We went from about 2.7% all the
way to 6.5, which is now the highest auto loan default rate
that we've had since the O 8 financial crisis.
And what's more interesting about this is they stop putting
out this data. If anybody can find me an
updated chart on this, please tag me, share it over with me on
Twitter. I think these statistics are so
bad that they're literally no longer putting out this chart
because it's accelerating at faster than it was during the OA
crisis. And that's a wrap on that, Kyle,
unless you jump back over and take over.
I just want to reiterate what he just said is that the default
rate on auto loans, which is the thing that people are going to
need to be able to do their jobs to be able to just enact their,
you know, to run their businesses.
It's almost impossible in this country and most places to get
around without a vehicle. There's a couple places you can
do it. You can do it in New York.
You can do it since some of the East Coast cities, but almost
all small businesses run with an automobile and almost everybody
who is living in most of America is living with their own
personal automobile. If you're defaulting on that and
if it's getting taken away, then you are in such dire straits
that the the means of production for your own income is going to
be marginalized and or gone. And so we've talked about these
three tools. I think they're all there.
They're all available to us. And we're seeing worst numbers
as Ryan just pointed out. Then there was in 2008 with the
housing crisis. I think the housing is actually
being artificially propped up right now.
We've got this racism, which is sort of a cultural issue.
We've got COVID and fear, which is the public health crisis,
which is a lot like we saw in this V for Vendetta piece.
And then you've got the economics, which we've had
before. This is a perfect storm of three
really, really dangerous things, a cultural war that is being
pushed right and and showing that's one side is the is the
villain and that the other side is a hero.
And that hero is Joe Biden right now.
Apparently by naming these racial things, there's a whole
bunch of other examples of it. You guys can go back in and see
it. And we end up with this this guy
who's out in front of, you know, the red steps of a Constitution
hall and banging his first with the Marines behind him.
The red speech that we saw last year and some of these other
sort of images. The question is, are we really
trying to run down the line of a USSR?
Are we trying to run down the line of a Germany, or are we
trying to run down the line of an FDR, which Joe Biden and the
people that were kind of Hawking Joe Biden to us early on his
presidency have already stated that is his aspirational goal to
be sort of transformational, transformative in a way.
That's pretty scary stuff. So let's bring up this next
slide here of FDR. For those of you who have
forgotten, this is where we're going with this.
That feeling of are we going to be dealing with camps?
Are we going to be dealing with death camps?
Are we going to deal with gulags and forced labor and so on.
This article is entitled Saving Face Remembering Executive Order
9066 and this was implemented in April of 1942.
It was actually assigned I think in February, February 19th of
1942 but was started to be implemented across the country
over the next 60 days where they rounded up Asian Americans of
Japanese descent. They took 120,000 people in 1942
and put them in internment camps, which is a nice way of
saying that they were put in prison for the crime of being
Japanese after the Japanese attacked the Japanese mainland,
attacked an island base at Pearl Harbor.
And so there is a blueprint for this sort of thing that has
happened historically. This was written, this article
is written back in 2017. It was the 75th anniversary.
So obviously we are now coming up on what like the 80th
anniversary of this thing, 81st anniversary.
We've already passed that, I guess 80 plus years.
This was this was the background that Joe Biden grew up in.
He's he's what, 80 years old. And so this was happening right
when he was a child. And this was normalized in many
ways that this happened. And then it's been kind of
thrown off into the underneath the dustbin of history.
It's been thrown under the rug. We talked about all the horrible
things that happened in Europe, the horrible things that
happened to the culacks and the farmers and Ukraine and so on.
We talked about the atrocities that happened in all these
places where they got rid of the intellectuals, whether it be in
the Chinese, the Cultural Revolution or we talk about the
USSR, we talk about the Germans and so on.
We go all the way down the list. I never hear FD Rs name thrown
into the pile of totalitarians that decided to imprison their
own people simply out of fear or trying to get public sentiment
on their side using these tools. And that scares the crap out of
me to be honest. There is a another thing that
many of us don't know, and I wanted to highlight it today, in
1941, just after Pearl Harbor, about 11 days afterwards, two
weeks after the strike on Pearl Harbor, we had an executive
order 8985 that predated the the one I just talked about 8985 was
the establishment of the Office of Censorship.
Can you pull that one up for me too, Ryan?
The Office of Censorship, which was an office that used
voluntary compliance with the press in order to censor
information that would be negative to the American war
effort. It's your patriotic duty to
listen to what the government has to say and to do to keep the
negative stories or the stories about the wartime effort under
wraps. This is where the the old
expression, loose lips sink ships idea came out.
It wasn't something that was appointed towards Americans, it
was pointed towards the American press.
Did any of you know that we had an Office of Censorship during
World War 2? Because I did not until this
morning when I started looking into these executive orders and
looking what are the tools that these people are using?
And they've all been done before.
We have a much more sophisticated censorship
apparatus than they had by then. And I'm going to kind of read
out this, just the quick pieces here that they created a office
of censorship. This goes back, like I said, to
December 18th of 1941. There's a head of the director,
he's called the director of censorship.
God, this stuff is Owellian. The Director of censorship show
cause to be censored in his absolute discretion.
Really. Communications by mail, cable,
radio, or other means of transmission passing through the
United States and any foreign country, which may be carried by
any vessel or means of transport touching any port, place or
territory of the United States, bound to and from any foreign
nation, in accordance with such rules and regulations as the
President shall from time to time prescribe.
We are talking about can we censor the American press and
any means of distribution of information on the say so of a
president based on this office. And then we have things like
CISA, and then we have things like the FBI getting involved
with our big tech companies. And then we see that the
parallels have all been there. There's nothing new under the
sun. This is all been done before.
This is all always been there. They have just revived.
It doesn't matter whether it's the CIA getting involved in
corporate media. It doesn't matter whether it's
the FBI going to people at Twitter and Facebook and Google.
Censorship has always been a tool of the authoritarians, of
the totalitarians. And it turns out, interestingly
enough, in American history and most of the history abroad, it's
always been on the political left.
For all the people want to agitate about the the Nazis
being, you know, a right wing organization because they love
to say that they have the word socialism in there.
And they went after communists who were on the left because
they were their rivals in that space.
They tried to nationalize things.
I think all the stuff should give us pause.
It's not a good note. It's not a good feeling to think
that this is what we are facing down.
But we have to be aware that if we are not paying attention to
the lessons that those who were attacked in our history, we are
doomed to suffer the same fate as those who were interned or
attacked during our history. That's the real lesson.
That's the lesson we should be taking away from that old adage.
Those who do not learn their history are doomed to repeat it.
I think they are doomed to suffer with those who have
already suffered did. And that's my take away for
today, folks. Hopefully, hopefully that's not
the most debilitating thing that you've heard, but it is not a
good note for a Friday. Ryan, did you want to come in
here and add something to that? Yeah.
I was wondering if you wanted to do a little Q&A.
We had a bunch of people asking some questions in here and I was
going to see if you wanted to stick around for an extra 5
minutes to do a little Q&A at the end of the show.
Yeah, let's do it at the end of the show.
Let's wrap up the audio podcast here for all these folks.
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I'm pretty sure that actually got butchered by Apple.
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That limits the number of people could have been.
I've been listening to every episode since May keep on
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