Inflation Insanity | Guest: Rep. Walberg & Jordan Schachtel | 11/15/21

November 15, 2021 2h 3m

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Biden’s new plan to fix our ports is kicking in, but will it solve anything? As inflation rises, Bloomberg wants you to lower your expectations. Amid rising gas prices, the White House is considering shutting down a pipeline. Rep. Tim Walberg (R-Mich.) joins to discuss. Investigative journalist Jordan Schachtel joins to discuss Bill Gates’ latest claim about the COVID-19 vaccines that Glenn would be banned for uttering. First Liberty Institute is suing the government for denying Navy SEALs’ religious exemptions to the vaccine mandate. General counsel Michael Berry breaks it down. As the jury prepares to decide Kyle Rittenhouse’s fate, Glenn and Stu believe the answer is clear.
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Hello and welcome to the program.

It's Monday.

Today is a big day at the ports.

Biden's new plan

is kicking in today, and this is really going to help the ports and the backup.

What he's done, and

he got the ports to agree with him,

what they've they've done is they're going to start charging for every

container that has been sitting waiting to be taken.

Every container gets a $100

fine

if it's been there for nine days waiting for a truck or six days waiting for a train.

Now, there are still 51,000 containers.

So, as of today, any of them that have been sitting there for at least six days get a $100 fine.

Now,

that sounds like a good plan already.

But

the money is compounded daily.

So, with 51,000 containers,

the estimate is that by the first week,

the fines will total $144 million.

Now, all of that money is going to be used by the state of California and

the ports to make things more efficient in the future.

Now, so you know, everybody who is shipping has said they're going to pass those fines on to the consumer.

Because

they can't help it.

They can't get them out fast enough.

And so the Biden administration has put this in.

And I think a big round of applause because I think that's going to help us

an awful lot.

An awful lot.

A little late on the

applause there.

I don't know what that is.

Well, I think people might have been a little shocked.

A little shocked.

Maybe they couldn't figure out the path as to why charging these companies an extra $100 million will help us.

I mean, it's not $100 million.

It's $144 million.

$144 million.

Just this week.

Or week two will be great.

Week two is going to be great because remember, it compounds.

So it's going to be great.

How many businesses can we put out?

I swear to you, that is the goal.

It has to be.

Chaos is everywhere.

By the way, the White House is talking about today cutting off pipeline line five.

this is up in Michigan in the Midwest and I I love this idea.

They're saying it will have an unknown impact on regular unleaded gas

an unknown impact

and we know what it will be an impact

we just don't know what the impact maybe it will make gasoline free for everyone might it might now they are saying that it will be a dramatic spike in the price of propane

and things that people use to cook or heat their homes in the winter.

Oh, right.

So it would just follow that gasoline will probably be free.

Well, we'll find out.

I have an expert on line five coming on in about a half an hour, and he's going to talk about

what he thinks it might mean

to shut that down.

And

they're talking about that today.

But I want you to know that Stephanie Ruhl, she works for NBC,

she wrote an article, and I think it's very, very, I mean, she's very, very, she's one of us,

the people who are just out there in the middle of the country.

You know what I mean?

Yeah.

And, you know, she wants us to know how safe we are.

She said,

There's a dirty little secret about soaring inflation.

She said, nobody knows exactly when the inflation numbers are going to go down, but let's put all of this in perspective.

This is going to make you feel good.

This inflation is not in isolation, and the government predicted that it was going to be a challenging recovery, recovery all tied to COVID.

So it's why you see things like that expanded, the expanded child credit.

You've got families of over 60 million kids on average getting an extra $430 a month.

For people on fixed incomes, older people on Social Security, they're getting those fixed payments adjusted next year up to 5.9 for inflation.

So the dirty little secret here is that nobody likes to pay more, but on the average, we have more money to do so.

Household savings have hit a record high over the pandemic, and we didn't really have anywhere to go out and spend.

And as I said a few moments ago, we're expecting retail sales this holiday season to break all kinds of records.

For those who own their own homes, the value of their homes are up.

While the stock market isn't the economy, you have over half of American households with some investment in the markets, and they've hit market highs.

All of a sudden, they've found that point.

Yeah.

After all the years of telling us how it didn't make any difference when it would go up under Republicans.

Correct.

Now it's not the economy, but it's just incredible.

Look at all the growth.

And I don't know about you, but I can pay for the extra milk with what I've earned in my house.

Are you taking out a

equity loan?

No, no, no.

No, I have extra money because my house has gone up in value.

That's on paper.

I already have that money.

And excuse me.

And my 401k is worth more.

I can afford meat.

I can afford

bread.

I can afford that.

I go to the gas station and I just tell the guy.

Do you know what my house is worth now?

And they give me more gas.

Now, I'm not sure what they're going to do once they close pipeline five,

but that's a different story.

Can you fuel your car on milk?

Do you have a milk engine?

I hope, but I don't think they're working on it anymore because of the cow farts.

They're heating the.

Anyway.

I did have

one observation here

on all of this.

And it's incredible reporting, as you point out.

No, I've got some more.

I got one from Bloomberg that's even better.

Well, but isn't there an issue here when you say, hey, look, guys, don't worry, prices are up, but we're giving you more money to pay for those higher prices.

Isn't the reason why

the prices are up is because you keep printing money and giving it to you.

Are you saying that inflation is too many dollars chasing too few goods?

That's kind of my definition of it.

You don't know.

There are tons of goods right out off the coast of California, okay?

Just waiting to get in.

So what are you talking about?

Prices going up.

There's plenty of goods in China and

off the coast of California.

But that's like paying for milk with your mortgage.

It doesn't.

I don't know what you're talking about.

You don't understand the economy

like the elites do.

For instance, the elites at Bloomberg.

Supply chain shortages are constraining U.S.

consumers' endless appetite for buying whatever they want, whenever they want.

And it's about time.

There are better ways to fill your soul than buying stuff, says Bloomberg Financial News.

It's become the conventional wisdom that the U.S.

economy is built on Americans' endless appetite to buy lots and lots of stuff.

So it's weird.

It's conventional wisdom.

No, it's called Bretton Woods 2.

Think of this.

We got off the gold standard.

The world freaked out in 1972.

We got off the gold standard and they said, you're going to cause all kinds of problems.

You'll inflate your money.

And we said, no, we'll never do that.

And don't worry, we're going to be the buyer of all of the goods.

So we're the world's number one consumer.

These same people

made us into

the world's biggest consumer by design.

So the government could have its wars and its great society.

That's what happened.

And they made us consumers so we could keep the economy going.

Now they're lecturing us

because they have a new plan.

I'll tell you about that in a second.

It's become conventional wisdom that the economy is built on Americans' endless appetite.

Household consumption makes up about 67% of GDP.

When the economy falters, we're told spending is our patriotic duty.

But suddenly, Americans can't spend like they used to.

Wait a minute, I thought we had plenty of money, but nothing our money could buy.

Store shelves are emptying, and it could take months to find a car, a refrigerator, or a sofa.

No, a refrigerator and stove, that actually didn't take months.

That took a year.

if this continues we might need to learn to do without

oh and horrors live more like the Europeans this is from Bloomberg

and horrors the elites talking down to the average American and telling you what you should do for your own good.

Remember, you're not going to own anything by 2030 with the Great reset gets its way, by 2030, you'll own nothing, but you'll like it.

That actually might not be a bad thing, because the U.S.

economy could be healthier if it were less reliant on consumption.

What's it going to be reliant on?

After all, Americans haven't always acted like this.

We entered an age of overabundance.

We consume much more than we used to and more than other countries.

Consumption per capita grew 65%

from 1990 to 2015, compared with only 35% growth in Europe.

Oh, let's be more like Europe.

These numbers reflect big changes in Americans' lifestyle.

The average U.S.

home was 1,700 square feet in 1980.

By 2015, it was 300 square feet more.

Even though the number of people in the average household shrank,

in 1980, 15% of households didn't have a TV.

Now only 3% don't.

In 2015, 40% of American households had three or more TVs, including 30% of households earning less than $40,000 a year.

In 1980, only 13% of households had two or more refrigerators.

In 2015, 30% did, including many low-earners, earning households.

Clothing purchases have increased five-fold since 1980.

Our spending habits have slowed during the pandemic, but despite all the shortages, we've come roaring back.

There are many reasons we become a nation of shopaholics.

We become richer, which means we spend more.

Many goods have become cheaper and more accessible.

That's partly because of technology that made production more efficient.

But our the big factor here is this the stuff from abroad, imports and goods and services' share of GDP nearly doubled since the 1980.

The pandemic has revealed vulnerabilities of this hyper-efficient global market.

Ports are backed up now.

But there is reason to believe the age of overabundance is over.

We have to truly take serious protecting the planet and being a good global citizen.

Take seriously driving an electric car or installing a solar panel.

Yes, it will mean that we have less to throw away, but maybe that means getting by now with only one refrigerator.

Oh my gosh.

Lower expectations.

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Here's the White House on surging gas prices.

Look, our view is that the rising gas prices over the long term makes it an even stronger case for doubling down our investment and our focus on clean energy options so that we are not relying on the fluctuations and OPEC and their willingness to put more supply and meet the demand in the market.

That's our view.

We feel that, but we also feel that there are a number of actors here, including price gouging, that we have concerns and we've seen out there, we feel we've seen, we've asked the FTC to look into the need for OPEC to release more that are the larger issues here, and that's why we've been focused on those options.

Well, you know, it's really weird because do they think that nobody knew we were energy independent just last December?

That we weren't relying at all on OPEC?

Price gouging?

No, it's probably that you are doing everything you can to shut down the oil business.

That's probably what's happening.

And now they're talking about shutting down Line 5, a pipeline that

provides the lifeblood of energy to the Midwest.

We have Congressman Tim Wahlberg.

He is a Republican from Michigan,

and he can bring us up to speed on what it means if the Line 5 pipeline is shut down.

Good morning, Glenn.

Hey, how are you?

Thank you.

Before I say anything else, thanks for all of the unbelievably good work you did in Afghanistan.

Oh, thank you very much, sir.

Maybe you can do the same here in Michigan in encouraging our governor to not do an insane thing of shutting down a pipeline that has had the benefit given to the people of Michigan as well as the people of the world when you figure that most of the fuel that goes into the jets and the metro airport and the Delta flights, for instance, I'll be taking off on shortly after I get off this interview, come from the Line 5.

And if you shut that down, you shut down a lot of other things that would go right.

And in fact, as you pointed out,

last December here in Michigan, I was paying $1.79 a gallon for gas.

We weren't buying from OPEC except what we desired.

And we basically told them, we don't have to buy from you.

In fact, we're exporting resources all over the world now because we are totally energy independent.

And this type of action that the President did with Keystone Pipeline, the first thing he did was shut that down.

And now he has been considering, but I think relative to our letter that we sent, Bob Latta from Ohio, Jack Bergman and myself, and then ten others from the surrounding states sent to the president saying, hey, you can't be thinking about doing this, especially when we come to winter, when in Michigan and these northern states, people are going to freeze or be unable to purchase fuel if you shut down a pipeline that has worked safely since 1977.

You are going to have the same kind of winter that we had here in Texas for a few days where we had rolling blackouts.

And if you remember right after that, one of the other pipelines in the South was hacked into and it was shut down for five days and the havoc that that

brought to America and our airports and everything else, and that was only about five days.

This is 540,000 barrels a day.

Jennifer Grandholm, who was our new energy secretary, said, quote, this is going to happen, and people have to get used to it.

Energy is going to be more expensive this year than last.

And there's only one reason.

It's a change in administration, the policy.

With President Trump, we had an administration that said, let's use all the resources we have, including those found on federal lands.

We did that.

We became independent.

We had the surpluses that

we could export to our friends and neighbors around the world.

They paid us, and we didn't have to pay OPEC for the resources that we needed to take.

Now we're forcing the rest of the world to have to rely upon Russian dirty gas, far more dirty than anything that we would be putting in our pipelines and ultimately putting in our cars, using as propane to dry our grains.

And Michigan right now is harvesting with grains, corn and soybeans needed to be dried, and that comes from propane drying and natural gas.

And so it's a thought of expanding the cost still further, which is almost doubled for our farmers, let alone for our homeowners that live in the upper peninsula of Michigan that heat primarily with propane.

This is insane what's going on here.

And I hope the President walks back anything he decided to do with Line 5.

And I hope the Governor understands that her election, at the very least, is at peril if she allows people to freeze to death this coming winter.

So gas prices, it's predicted, could go as high as 50, a surge as high as 50 percent if they shut down this line.

Oh, absolutely.

Absolutely.

And that impact is not only on heating, not only on

energy for our cars, for our airplanes, et cetera, but it's jobs.

We're talking of thousands of jobs that would be lost across the region as a result of this.

And then if you shut the pipeline down, which has never had a problem, even the ding that it took from an anchor that was dropped in the wrong place didn't impact it at all, but we'll have to take all of these resources, which are hazardous, and put them in cargo trucks and

railway containers and take them around through communities all around the state of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Ohio.

That doesn't sound smart to me, and I don't think it sounds smart to most people, when in fact we have a system in place that works very well.

And an energy company now that says we're going to build a tunnel underneath the Great Lakes for that five-mile stretch.

That's all it is.

And we'll put the pipeline in that.

It'll never be touched by water, let alone an anchor.

And you can also put communications technology through that same tunnel system.

And by the way, we'll do it at our own cost.

And they've started it already.

And now the president steps in and puts a little bit of a pause on it.

Again, I hope sanity returns and we do what's right for America, let alone what's right for the world.

So can the governor is doing this?

She can do this herself, can't she?

No, not really.

Our former governor went into agreement with both Canada and the Enbridge

Fuel Company.

And the agreement is still in place.

It's this radical attorney general and governor that we have in Michigan that decided because the radical influence and the environmental lobby that put huge, huge millions of dollars in their campaigns that they're going to shut it down.

I think they're starting to feel the heat right now, not necessarily coming from the gas, but coming from people who understand that this is a wrong solution.

You've got treaty, a treaty that's been in place with Canada and the United States, specifically Michigan, for many years.

And it is very nebulous right now whether the president could violate that, but we want to make sure that he doesn't.

And we think that in the courts, ultimately, the governor will lose.

All right.

So you have written a strongly worded letter to Joe Biden, but that's not going to get it done, and you know that.

What will get this done?

How can we help?

What can be done?

Well, I think continued pressure from all around this country, understanding that what comes through this pipeline doesn't only go to Michigan, doesn't only go to Ohio.

It's refined in Michigan, refined in Ohio, but sent out all over to make an impact.

When you think of the flights that go through Metro Airport in Detroit on a daily basis, and that fuel that goes into the planes that

take off and land comes from the Line 5, that makes an impact that's at least national in perspective.

I think the push that went to the president has caused him to back off a bit.

Now they're saying they never said they were going to shut it down.

They just wanted to make sure it was safe.

Well, we also have the pipeline and and and the

hazardous materials safety administration FIMSA trying to remember what FIMSA stood for for a second there

they've done the check already they they gave the go-ahead this was over a year ago to keep the process moving so we've we've checked the boxes I think the administration is seeing that they know they've wound themselves up into something that this governor got them into and probably shouldn't have.

And now it's down to the governor.

And I think the continued push from citizens in this great state of Michigan, as well as any others who have the impact that comes from Line 5, will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you very much, Congressman.

I really appreciate it.

Keep up the good work and keep us informed.

If there's anything that we need to know or anything that this audience can do nationwide, please get in touch with us and let us know.

Grateful for that, Glenn.

Thanks for keeping people up to date.

You got it.

That is Congressman Tim Wahlberg.

All right.

So why is all of this happening?

Why is all of this happening?

And why,

for the love of Pete,

does the White House

say that this is actually

going to

be solved with the Build Back Better

bill?

How could all of this be solved with that?

Listen, cut five, or sorry, cut six.

Here they are.

Listen.

If we don't act on Build Back Better, what we're doing is we won't be able to cut child care costs in 2020.

We know that is a huge impact on people's daily lives and American families.

We won't be able to make preschool free for many families starting in 2022, saving many families $8,600.

We won't be able to get ahead of skyrocketing housing costs.

I mean, that's a part of this bill, too.

It has a major investment in building new housing,

affordable housing units so that people can

move into them and live in them and address the pending housing crisis.

And we won't be able to save

Americans thousands of dollars by negotiating prescription drug prices.

So our view is this makes a strong case.

This is a strong case for moving forward with this agenda because what we're really talking about is cost to American families, how it's impacting them.

This is what they're saying.

They're saying that this is going to help with costs and

this spending bill will actually help with inflation.

I want to start there in just a minute.

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Stu just said when we went into the break that I don't get this.

How they just think that this is is going to work.

How they can convince people that spending trillions of dollars is going to lower inflation.

Because inflation is defined as too few goods being chased by too many dollars.

We already have that because of COVID.

But then you add dollars.

What they're talking about is we got to give people another $800.

We have to give people another, you know, $2,000.

We have to bail these people out.

We need to build infrastructure and hire more people and buy more things.

All of those things, even if they want to build bridges, the price of concrete right now to build the foundation of your house is through the roof.

Imagine if they decide to buy

concrete to build gigantic buildings.

to put in new sidewalks all across America.

The price of concrete will skyrocket because there will be less of it.

So that's the traditional thing.

But remember, we're on modern monetary theory.

So we keep thinking about hyperinflation.

We keep looking and going, you print this kind of money, you're going to get hyperinflation.

And we're already seeing it.

The reason why they say their Build Back Better thing will solve all of these problems is very, very simple.

It's modern monetary theory.

The first part is the Weimar Republic.

The second part is something that nobody talks about, and that is if the government has control of production

and has control of spending, your spending,

they feel they can eliminate inflation for the first time because of technology.

The Great Reset gives the government what's called a golden stake

on every single board.

So if GM says we're, you know, we're gonna slow down on production or we're gonna stop producing these, the government can say, no, you're not, or reverse,

you're gonna stop making all trucks because they have a golden stake.

So now this, the best example is, and this wouldn't happen per se,

I could see it happening because it'll only make things worse,

but they don't like gasoline, okay?

So, but I'm going to use gasoline.

Let's say gasoline does go up another 50%.

Okay, inflation, the evil companies.

So what do they do?

They're not going to tell the company to make more, which is part of the solution.

If they had that golden steak with Exxon, they could just say,

you're going to pump more.

But the other half of that is controlling what you buy.

And so some consumers will be cut off.

And so, if they have control of all of the dollars, it's digital, which is part of Build Back Better, and the banks control and know exactly what you spend and where you spend it.

If you are an essential worker, your credit card will work at the gas station.

If you're not an essential worker, your credit card would not work at the gas station.

It is complete and total control, and it is a centrally planned economy.

That is the truth of what they are building with Build Back Better.

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so what is the most dangerous thing

the most dangerous thing is really really clear it is the truth

it's the truth when you're armed with the truth you can empower others you can change things when you have the truth the draconian measures that our government has shoved down our throats can be stopped, but it'll only be stopped when we are armed with the truth and we demand it.

Only when we have the truth to fight back with.

We need the power of numbers.

There is power in numbers.

There is victory in truth.

Now, there's only one way to amass those kinds of numbers, and that is

enlightening people, the millions of people who have blindly marched towards the cliff in lockstep

to enlighten those and give courage to those who are too afraid to step out of line to question what the hell is going on here.

But that is changing.

People are more curious and more willing to say and it is going to get stronger and stronger as your gas price goes up, as the price of meat and a loaf of bread goes up.

The truth is dangerous because the truth is powerful, and that's why big tech deplatforms anybody who dares question really anything, but definitely COVID.

Big government and their minions in tech control us by controlling information and they are hiding the truth to keep you under control.

If it wasn't now for talk radio and for those on the internet,

we wouldn't have a country.

And those who are on the internet are being stifled more and more, they're being silenced.

The algorithms are changing.

Instagram just put in a new filter for your protection.

They're controlling

and hiding hiding the truth.

The phrase that the truth shall set you free

is absolutely true, and I know it because I've applied the truth in my own life,

and I am freer than I've ever been in my life.

But can they free a country?

Yes, but only if millions are in a chorus of voices speaking out.

You need to find the truth and spread the truth.

In this case on COVID, Americans living in a prison created from fear, concocted in a lab, spread by government and perpetuated by media.

The truth, like a virus, once it's out, it can't be stopped.

It's contagious.

We're shut down for saying something

like this.

This is Bill Gates last week in the United Kingdom.

I want you to hear carefully what he says.

The economic damage,

the deaths, it's been completely horrific.

And I would expect that will lead the R ⁇ D budgets to be focused on things we didn't have today.

You know, we didn't have vaccines that block transmission.

We got vaccines that help you with your health, but they only slightly reduce the transmissions.

We need

a new way of doing the vaccine.

We need a new way to...

Wait a minute.

What did he just say?

Because if I said anything like that,

I would get strikes.

I would be banned from the internet.

But Bill Gates said it last week.

The reason why I know Bill Gates said it is because there's a really good investigative journalist.

He is the publisher of the dossier on Substack.

His name is Jordan Satchell, and welcome.

How are you, Jordan?

Hey, Glenn, thanks so much for having me.

I appreciate it.

You bet.

I found this

snippet of him

stunning, quite honestly.

because of what he announced.

Can you take us through this?

So to preface this, Bill Gates is really, the best way to understand Bill Gates and his role in this whole COVID mania stuff is that Bill Gates is the equivalent of, he is the Google of public health.

And this is not a conspiracy theory.

It is just based on the factual evidence that Gates and the Gates Foundation controls and finances.

And this isn't just me, this is Politico.

There are several corporate press outlets that recognize that Gates finances all these institutions that did the coronavirus modeling whether it's Imperial College out of the UK

IHME out of Washington state so we did the modeling his people proposed the lockdowns his foundation invested into these mRNA vaccines so it seems that Bill Gates is not taking responsibility for basically he was so responsible for steamrolling through all of these policies that the government ended up imposing on the population.

Of course, the government played a big role, the Chinese government played a role.

But Bill Gates, on the private side of things,

was a total monopolist here.

It seems that he doesn't even want to talk about it anymore.

And it's quite shocking now with the latest from Bloomberg is that 7.5 billion COVID shots were injected into people's arms according to these reports.

And now Bill Gates is saying, after investing and profiting billions of dollars off of these things, he's seemingly saying, oh, no big deal.

We just got to do another one.

This didn't work out so well.

Who cares?

And it's just shocking to hear that from the man that is so invested in this, both from a monetary perspective and from having power over this entire industry.

But if I said on the air that the COVID

mRNA shots do little to nothing at all to stop transmission,

I would

be taken off of YouTube.

That would be marked and flagged and taken off of YouTube, Facebook, et cetera.

But that's what he's saying.

Again, I find it

not only because I'm very well aware of

how involved he has been in this whole thing, but for having him come out, nobody else is saying that stuff, are they?

Not the people that have had so much invested into this.

And it's funny you mentioned YouTube.

YouTube cites WHO policy,

but the leader of the WHO, Dr.

Tedros, is basically a stooge for Bill Gates.

He was Bill Gates' guy.

So it seems that

everything just comes back to this.

These were Bill Gates' policy recommendations.

They're being enforced by Twitter, by Facebook, by YouTube.

And

it's so shocking to hear this from him.

If I tweeted something out like this, I would be banned instantly.

Alex Barrington has been banned from social media.

There's been so many other people that have been skeptics of these policies, of the efficacy.

If you don't believe this stuff is 100% safe, 100% effective, like a magic pill for

your 99-year-old grandpa or grandma in a nursing home that they're going to live forever.

If you don't believe that,

then

these social media oligarchs seemingly want to ban you from the public square.

But Bill Gates has an exception because I guess that he finances all this stuff, so he's allowed to just just spout off so what is what do you speculate or do you know what his

goal here is with this

I think that Bill Gates is basically

Jeffrey Tucker of the Brownstone Institute had a really interesting analogy and he thinks that basically Bill Gates sees this whole pandemic as a and this mRNA stuff as a software issue similar to like a virus that he deals with in his in his previous work at Microsoft So we think, oh, you know, these things aren't working so well.

Let's just upgrade them.

And he doesn't really have a sense of humanity and the devastation that he has potentially wrought with his advocacy for lockdowns, with the side effects that some people are getting from the shots,

the injections in the children.

He just doesn't seem to be care.

He seems to be very, very cold about this whole issue.

And he doesn't want to take responsibility for his failures.

When I was in this interview that you cited, it's a 32-minute interview.

He spent 29 minutes talking about how he's going to fix the climate for us and how he has all these solutions for it.

So he seems to just want to bury this under the rug, and he doesn't want to talk about this anymore because it didn't go as well as he thought it would.

It's amazing the hubris of these people

that

they are just taking these things on, damn the consequences, don't really even

talk to or think about individuals, but you're just, you're looking at everything as a collective.

I mean, this is the kind of huborist that we had out of Germany in the 1920s with the eugenics and even in America in the 1920s with the eugenicists.

They looked at society and had no problem doing whatever they wanted to the individual for the good of the collective.

Absolutely.

And Bill Gates, he has this warp perspective.

He's very much an elitist.

He spent his birthday a couple weeks ago in Turkey.

And at the end of the interview that he delivered where he gave this quote about the, you know, the shots not working as well as he thought, he also said that he thinks the best approach to COVID is the one that New Zealand and Australia took, which

have locked, yeah, then they locked down their entire population for

basically three quarters of the last two two years.

And this man was just found spending his birthday in Turkey.

So he obviously views us as peasants, that he's way above us, that the rules don't apply to him, but he wants to enforce the rules upon billions of us.

Have you seen the news?

And if so, I'd love to hear your perspective on the impact or the meaning of this.

CDC admitted this weekend that it has no proof that anybody who had COVID is spreading the virus.

And

it was, let me just give it documents reflecting any documented case of an individual who, one, never received a COVID-19 vaccine, two, was infected with COVID-19 once, recovered, and then later became infected again.

And three, transmitted SARS-CoV-2 to another person when reinfected.

They say they're not collecting any of that.

They're not collecting any of that data.

Seems kind of like important data to collect.

It seems like this is just, in my perspective, I guess the Occam's razor approach is that there's no money to be made in natural immunity and there's no power to be granted to the federal government in natural immunity.

So why would the CDC under the control of the Biden administration recognize something like that?

And

the latest research that is coming out now that says that

it looks like natural community natural immunity

is actually much more effective than the the vaccine.

We have tons of studies that are now coming out and saying this.

Is that going to make an impact, do you think?

It seems that the general public has been so propagandized.

I mean, if you go into Washington, D.C.

or New York City, they would be shocked if you told them that you have no intention of injecting your five-year-olds with this stuff.

So it seems that America has really split into two.

You have the society, unfortunately, of cattle who are just willing to do whatever the government tells them to do,

up to and including injecting their children with experimental shots.

So it just seems that

their perspective is just one of blindly trusting the government.

and that

the history of science and biology doesn't matter.

Natural immunity cannot be recognized.

You just have to keep giving yourself the injections over time, again and again and again, to stay safe because the government told you that that's the case.

Jordan, thank you so much.

Thanks for releasing that and having the guts to do it.

Did you get any blowback from releasing his words?

It always seems that

the corporate press is very unhappy when you talk about Bill Gates.

And a lot of this is actually because Bill Gates funds a lot of these public health.

If you go to the Gates Foundation's website, he actually funds a lot lot of these public health verticals, The Guardian, a lot of these UK papers.

There's some papers in the U.S.

So a lot of it is actually his foot soldiers working on his behalf.

Jordan, thank you so much.

Appreciate it.

Jordan Shatchel, he is an investigative journalist.

You can follow him on dossier.substack.com.

All right,

let me take a quick break and then I want to come back and I want to tell you about some of the questions

and some of the evidence that we are going to present on Wednesday night's special.

It's a live two-hour commercial-free special.

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Has an hour or more special after it, a live question and answer with Steve Dace.

He has gone through the script and I talked to Steve

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And he was like, I didn't know this stuff.

And he wrote a book about it.

It is some pretty shocking stuff that you need to hear on COVID, the truth.

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Navy SEALs.

They are seeking religious exemptions from the Defense Department's

vaccination mandate, claiming the military is infringing upon their First Amendment freedoms and intimidating them into getting vaccinated against COVID-19.

You know,

I don't know how everybody else looks at

religious exemptions,

but if you're going to try to find logic in somebody's belief,

that's an impossible bar.

Everyone's religion looked at from an outsider looks crazy.

It looks crazy.

If you say you have a religious exemption,

especially if you're an honorable person like our Navy SEALs, what do you say you give them the benefit of the doubt?

The cost to these Navy SEALs, there are, I think, 35 of them,

and the cost is incredible.

Their family costs, the finances,

believe it or not, they are being threatened by the DOD, that the DOD is going to recoup the money spent on training them, which is between a million and $2 million.

And they're going to be kicked out with less than honorable discharges.

These guys have 300 years of combined military service,

over 100 combat deployments, and we're doing this to them.

Mike Berry is with us.

He's general counsel, First Liberty Institute.

He's actually the one, First Liberty is, that filed the federal lawsuit against the Biden administration for denying Navy religious exemptions.

Welcome, Mike.

How are you?

Good morning.

Thanks for having me.

where do we stand on this one?

Well, as you just said, I mean, you teed it up great, Glenn.

And we just filed the lawsuit last week.

the ball is now proverbially in the Biden administration's court.

I assume that the Department of Defense will be defended by the Department of Justice.

And we look forward to hearing what they have to say.

Because thus far, they have been very cryptic and not very forthcoming with information.

They've been rubber stamping this process of just saying if you have a religious objection to the vaccine, too bad, so sad, denied.

Meanwhile, they're bragging publicly, oh, well, we just granted five permanent medical exemptions to the vaccine last week.

See how wonderful we are.

But the law says you can't treat religion less favorably than you treat other categories like medical exemptions, administrative exemptions, etc., which many service members are getting as we speak.

that's really the root of the lawsuit.

We've been told that the Navy in general is just not issuing any of them, not even really talking to people about it.

Correct.

They've publicly stated they have not granted a single religious exemption to a vaccine since the year 2015.

So for the past seven years, they've said, nope, you don't get a religious exemption.

You can get a medical exemption.

You can get an administrative exemption.

And these administrative exemptions are for things like if you're within six months of separating from the military, then I guess somehow magically you can't get COVID or you can't give somebody else COVID if you're within six months of getting out.

You know, you have this magic safety bubble around you.

But if you're a Navy SEAL

who are probably the most elite physically fit

Olympic athletes of the military on the planet, and they're supposed to be out there fighting for our freedom, Instead,

they're fighting for their careers, they're fighting for their own freedoms, their livelihoods, their futures, their families.

And most of all, they're fighting for their right to have faith while serving in the military.

And that's wrong.

That's not American.

They also, I mean, if they have, if they would get myocardicarditis,

which is

a possibility, it's not a huge

problem with the COVID, but it is a side effect in some people.

And it is already, I mean, I believe the Navy said that they had to ground a few of their pilots because of that.

And yet

the fear of having that, if you have that, if you get that from this vaccine and you're a pilot or you're an elite soldier, you ain't going anywhere.

No, and that's part of the irony here.

And we've explained this in the lawsuit.

So I encourage everybody listening to go to firstliberty.org.

A copy of the complaint is available.

There's also a petition that you can sign to support these seals because, of course, we have to keep their identities and their locations confidential so they don't really have a voice but it's important that we speak out and say we support you even though you're not able to really speak out you know on your own behalf

but but like I said in the lawsuit we explain this that the way that the Navy's policy is set up that it's a catch-22 because it says even if you purely based on your rejection of the vaccine or if your refusal to get the vaccine, and then it says based on religious or personal belief, then you are declared medically disqualified and you're non-deployable.

If you're a Navy SEAL and you're declared non-deployable, the game's over for you, right?

Your career is over.

But then the policy goes on to say this provision does not apply to those with medical contraindications or allergic reactions to the vaccine.

So basically what it's saying is, if you have a religious objection, you're done.

You're out.

We don't want you anymore.

But if you have a medical exemption, well, we don't want to to discriminate against you on the basis of your medical issue, so you can continue to serve.

We're going to give you a waiver for that.

And it doesn't even say if your exemption is granted.

It just says if you object to the vaccine on religious or personal reasons, you are disqualified.

And

I mean, that's I've never seen anything like it, Glenn.

Never.

I mean, and again,

I can't think of any reason why the Navy would have a policy like that other than they're sending a very clear message that

if if you're non-compliant for religious reasons, bye-bye.

Yeah, I was going to say that the obvious one to me is, well, I mean, when this administration first got in, what did they do?

They started looking for extremists.

Many of the people in this administration view people of religion as extremists.

And

this is an easy way to purge our military of religious people.

Well, and you're connecting the dots exactly as I think a rational person would.

And you said it at the beginning, right, that

this is really about, well, well, you said it just now, right, that you start with the extremism and getting rid of extremists.

And now, when it comes to vaccines,

you know, if you're a religious person, and as you said at the very top,

the real issue is they think, well, those are not legitimate beliefs.

Those are not rational beliefs.

Correct.

And so

you're no good to us.

I mean, I had one of the SEALs said he literally got a call from his command.

He was in the middle of a training school, a highly classified training school,

and he got a call from his command.

And they said, what are you going to do about the vaccine?

We have on our roster here that you're still unvaccinated.

Are you going to get it or are you not going to get it?

He said, I'm going to be asking for a religious exemption.

And they said, well, then we need you to pack up and come home because you're no good to us if you're going to have a religious exemption.

We can't use

That's insanity.

So if you win this case,

will it change everything just for the SEALs or will it go Navy-wide?

Well, obviously

it's sort of think of it as like

concentric rings, right?

The inner circle who's going to have the most benefit will be our immediate clients.

But then we certainly want to make sure that other people in the Navy SEALs and the special operations community, because a lot of these regulations are specific to special forces and special operations

because they get, you know, there's different pays that they get.

They get

flight pay, dive pay,

you know, for all the special qualifications that they have.

But then beyond that, you know, the way that I've really looked at this and I've tried to explain it to people is if you're a student of World War II history, I really hope that this will serve as sort of the analog, you know, a loose analogy would be the Battle of Midway during World War II when

after Pearl Harbor, that was our first offensive operation against the Japanese.

And it didn't win the war, right?

But it was a huge psychological victory for the U.S.

and a psychological defeat for Japan.

And it then paved the way for us to go on to eventually win the war.

And so I sort of hope that that's what this serves as here, is this will be the first

return volley, if you will, after what the Navy has done to these brave warriors.

And it may not bring down the entire vaccine mandate, but I think it's going to put a massive dent in it.

Thank you so much, Mike.

I appreciate it.

God bless you guys at First Liberty.

Go to firstliberty.org, firstliberty.org.

You can make a donation to help.

These guys are always on the front lines, and they

I don't know what their record is, but it's a pretty good record of winning the cases.

They wait for the right cases and

take them on and push it all the way to the Supreme Court, and they win.

By the way, over the weekend,

another

court, this time I think in the

Fifth Circuit Court,

there's been two courts now that

have said the OSHA COVID-19 mandate cannot stand, and they have

upheld

the moratorium on this.

And the DOJ has come out and said they are going to vigorously defend the guidelines laid out by OSHA, and they will enforce these vaccine requirements.

So it looks like it's going to go to

the Supreme Court, and I doubt that this government is going to do anything

to stop.

I just,

for some reason,

These people who have been the first ones screaming, it's a dictatorship, it's a dictatorship,

under Donald Trump,

they are ignoring the court orders.

Now that's two Court of Appeals and they're both saying stop the mandate right now until this is decided finally.

And the White House is just ignoring them.

This gang is fascism.

This is what it looks like.

They don't care what the people say.

They don't care what the court says.

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It is Monday, and the jury is being instructed right now in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial.

And I have to tell you, in listening to him during the break, I think this could be the fastest verdict ever.

Now, they haven't given the closing statements yet.

The closing arguments are about to begin here.

We'll cover them off and on.

And tell you what this is really all about and the difference of this trial than any other one that I have seen really in my lifetime in America.

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Can we go to the

judge here?

And he did so by criminally reckless conduct.

Now, he's still giving

the circumstances of the defendant's conduct.

This is what the judge is telling the

jurors.

They have to, he's dismissed the illegal gun charge.

And then he said, you have a couple of things you have to consider.

You have to consider a reckless, utter disregard for human life.

And that is your,

what, homicide first degree, reckless homicide first degree.

So a reckless, utter disregard for human life.

He said that means three things.

That A,

The defendant caused the death of another human being.

And in doing so, he had a reckless, utter disregard for human life.

That he

was

criminal, reckless, and unreasonable,

and aware that his actions were unreasonable.

And I believe there's an and between all of these, right?

Like, so you can't, if you, any part of this does not qualify.

Like, for example, he had a reckless disregard for human life, which seems impossible to provide considering you see him on video multiple times not shoot people that aren't attacking him.

Correct.

And

not shooting the people who he later shot.

Yeah.

One of the guys,

if you don't know what we're talking about, one of the guys comes up with a gun, Gage Grosskreitz.

He points it at Kyle Rittenhouse.

Rittenhouse points the gun back at him.

Grosskreitz puts his hands up in the air.

Then Kyle Rittenhouse lowers his gun.

Then Grosskreis decides some insane maneuver where he runs to the right and tries to grab Rittenhouse's gun and points the gun at him again.

And that is when he gets shot.

criminal, reckless, unreasonable behavior of being aware that his actions were unreasonable.

Third is an utter disregard for human life.

What was he doing?

Why was he doing it?

How did it happen?

And all of those have to be without any regard to human life.

So he's on two counts of this.

And by the way, if you believe that the defense has made

a case

where you reason, you know, unreasonable doubt or yeah, what is it, reasonable doubt?

A reasonable doubt

that it's true, if he made the case

that it was self-defense,

all of that stuff that you had to go through there is out.

So if you believe that it was self-defense

and he also had utter disregard for human life, self-defense trumps it.

So I don't think you can prove utter disregard for human life and recklessness.

It's completely ridiculous.

It shouldn't even have been charged for it.

It's so stupid.

And then I think they made a very good case because of what Stu just said.

Several times he didn't shoot people who weren't physically threatening him.

And we should be clear.

Two of them

did threaten him, but then stopped when they saw his gun.

Right.

And then he did not shoot.

He didn't shoot.

I mean, that is overwhelmingly obvious.

That is not.

His intent was not to go out there and just shoot a bunch of people.

It makes no sense.

It doesn't connect with any of his actions from earlier in the evening.

I mean, the whole thing is completely absurd.

And

in a normal society that was functioning correctly, he would not have been charged.

Certainly,

immediately in this situation, they should go to jury and five minutes later be backed with an innocent, you know, a full acquittal.

Whether that will happen or not in this society, I have no idea.

the other thing that they can find him guilty of is reckless endangerment and disregard to public safety.

And it's the same kind of standards that he harmed someone, utter recklessness and disregard to any kind of public safety.

But you can't say that in this case because he didn't shoot everyone.

He could have just sprayed the crowd and he didn't.

That's an utter disregard.

He was making individual decisions based on who was attacking him.

There is no other

possible way to look at the videotape.

Correct.

And the associated testimony by prosecution witnesses who have pointed out that the first guy was lunging for his gun.

The second guy put his hand on the gun.

He was being hit by a skateboard.

He was being kicked in the face at the time.

There were other gunshots in the area going off at the time.

Behind him.

Where the guy behind him was the guy eventually that he shot.

None of this makes any sense.

If what your goal is to accomplish is to make sure that we have a just society that is based on the law.

So now, here's where conservatives are.

And I shouldn't say conservatives.

Anybody that believes that justice should be done

and not social justice.

We've already gone through this once with the O.J.

Simpson trial.

We have gone through it recently,

but the biggest one is probably the O.J.

Simpson trial.

The O.J.

Simpson trial,

African Americans wanted and celebrated him being let out.

However, They all recognize a vast majority of African Americans that watched that trial and celebrated at the time now say, oh, yeah, he was guilty of sin, but it was a black man giving it to the man.

It was a black man getting off.

they were looking for social justice.

And in this case, they let a murderer go free.

And remember, too, like, obviously there was...

just like every other community disagreement on that.

Some African Americans did think he was guilty.

However, we do know on record that African Americans in the jury did convict him, yes, based not on whether he was guilty or innocent of the incident, but because essentially the man was too hard on black people and we needed to get revenge for all the other things that have gone wrong in society.

So, that was not how the legal system works, by the way.

That was social justice before any of us knew what social justice really meant.

Okay, that was just a feeling.

Now

we know what it means.

And, you know, it's interesting to me that

Americans of any kind

can

look at this Rittenhouse trial.

I mean, the O.J.

Simpson thing,

you had DNA, but you didn't know what DNA was at the time.

Yeah, they had to explain it from like ground one,

the ground floor.

Right.

And nobody knew what it was, and it made no difference in the trial because nobody knew what it was.

They didn't know how accurate DNA results were.

And you could have had a reasonable doubt

on O.J.

Simpson.

I didn't, but I think a reasonable person could have watched that and went, I just don't know.

This one,

this one is so absolutely clear that if this jury finds him guilty,

it is truly only about social justice.

There's no way an honest person that is just taking into consideration what was heard on the stand, nothing else, just what was presented in the court of law.

And it's not like they left a lot of stuff out.

They actually

found new stuff.

I mean, there was testimony in there we never expected.

But if you just are fair and you're doing what the court instructs you to do and what our justice system instructs you to do, there's no way he is found guilty.

I think if I were on the jury,

it would take, I would go out in the hallway, we would be walking to the jury room and I'd be like, We're done, right?

We're done, right?

Can I go home?

We could go, right?

So, one other thing I want to add to this, because it's also tied to your social justice analysis.

O.J.

Simpson, black woman on the jury, says plainly today that she thought, you know, all the things that had happened over society that had happened by police to black people, we had to send a message.

And that is her executing, not the law, not our justice system, but social justice, just to make a point.

And I do think that that's a possibility here.

If that happens, that is probably the cause.

But another associated

problem we have now that I don't know that we had as much back then, even though there were some incidents like this, is that I think a person who does not want to send a message to

like the message that the OJ juror wanted to send and also realizes quite obviously that Kyle Rittenhouse should not go to prison is going to have moments of thought where they consider if I do not convict him, my city is going to burn to the ground.

They are under

correct.

They did have that in the O.J.

Simpson trial.

I don't know that they had that from the perspective of.

Oh, yeah.

They didn't have the personal.

I don't think the O.J.

Simpson,

the jurors didn't think, how can I go back into my own community?

I could be killed for this verdict.

That they didn't have.

But the O.J.

Simpson trial,

the jurors knew that Los Angeles was going to burn to the ground.

If he was guilty.

If he was found guilty.

They did know that.

Yeah.

Well, I don't know.

Maybe it's more prominent today.

And I think there's the direct threat on the people.

I think that's a big thing to be concerned about.

Yeah.

Because if you think about it, they've already, I mean, George Floyd's, was it, nephew?

Yeah.

Said, like, we're taking pictures of the people in the jury box.

We know who they are.

So if something happens, we know what to do.

We have,

you know, I think there's a rational part of people.

Now, again, you'd hope that this instinct would not win out.

But in a quiet moment, when you're thinking about what's going to happen next, you're you're going to be nervous that if you decide this guy is not guilty,

you may be partially responsible for in your own head, certainly blamed for it by people around you for all of the damages that go on to your city.

You could be killed.

Yeah.

You could be fired.

Your children could be targeted.

Your family could be targeted.

If you have a business, you could go out of business.

I mean,

the weight around the jury's neck, if they do come in and it's a quick

acquittal, that's a brave, brave jury.

Brave jury.

It's brave to even sit on a jury like that anymore.

You know, I think back in the day, you'd think to yourself, well, I mean, this is an important part of our system, and we have to make sure that we have competent, smart, fair people to execute it.

And I think most people in the audience would sit there and say, yeah, that's me.

I can be that person.

However, when you add into the fact that if you come up with the wrong verdict, not only will your city burn and you might be killed, the media will then do six months of coverage saying that it was just,

like it was the right outcome.

Hey, we got to understand that, you know,

we can't blame people who were responsible for this.

And you are going to be the one who is painted as the person who caused it and was wrong, even if you know you're right.

And so if they do come back the right way today,

it's a good observation to say, you know what, maybe

we look at these people and give them a heck of a lot of credit because it's hard to do.

It's open and shut to me.

It's open and shut to you.

It's open and shut to everybody in the audience who looks at the facts of this.

And that's all we care about, right?

Right.

I think it could be open and shut to them, but that's not all they're considering.

They've got to consider things that they shouldn't be considering.

Right.

And there is, you know, they will be instructed not to consider anything else, but as people, they will.

They may not discuss it, you know, in between themselves,

but

who knows?

I mean, that is, if, if he is indeed acquitted, that should give us hope in America.

And I think you've, we've found that actually relatively often recently, in that the only thing that seems to be standing in the way of this constant mob are the courts I mean you know the vaccine mandate it's another good example of this like I think everybody in a fair moment even people on the left would recognize okay OSHA was not created so you could have a vaccine mandate of every private employee it's supposed to be so people wear hard hats right like that's what osha is we all know so we don't find teeth in our sausage right right it's the it's the basics right Is that a shoe?

It's supposed to be so you go into a workplace and you're not maimed

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That's obviously what it's for.

And they're stretching it beyond all recognition to try to put this through.

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At the very least, if it's not blatantly illegal, which I think it is.

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We want it, so let them do it.

I mean, I'll give you this an example, and it's not a popular one, but the Bill Cosby thing is another example of this.

They had absolutely no, they made a deal with Bill Cosby that this would never come out, and then they based new charges on this thing that they promised would never be released.

Is Bill Cosby a rapist?

Certainly looks that way to me.

However, there are rules around our justice system.

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I don't know if we're going to hear any of the closing remarks by the time we get off the air.

The jury is still receiving their instructions.

And it's going on and on and on and on.

On and on.

Well, I mean, it does seem like the judge,

just by judging his actions and listening to him, is quite clear on

how the other side of this case is trying to manipulate the rules.

They've been doing it the entire time.

Yeah, I'm interested to see if they try to do something to throw this case in the closing arguments.

I would not be surprised.

It does seem like they realize they're way behind.

Yeah.

And let's just give it another whirl and get out of this thing.

Yeah, let's see if we can get a mistrial and then come out and try it again.

It's really reprehensible what they've done so far.

Hopefully, they won't do it again.

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We go back to the judge here in the Kyle Riddhouse trial.

Intentional.

Which is a lesser included offense of intentional homicide of the first degree.

Okay.

Again, you should make every reasonable effort to agree unanimously on the charge of attempted first-degree intentional homicide before considering the offense

of attempted second-degree intentional homicide.

However, if after a full and complete consideration of the evidence, you conclude that further deliberation would not result in a unanimous agreement on the charge of attempted first-degree intentional homicide, You should consider whether the defendant is guilty of attempted second-degree intentional homicide.

This is the defendant guilty of second-degree intentional homicide.

The judge giving the

jury

beyond a reasonable doubt that the following three elements were present.

Alyssa, this is for second-degree first, that the defendant intended to kill another.

Second, that he did acts which demonstrate unequivocally under all of the circumstances that he had formed that intent and would have caused the death of another human being

except for the intervention of another person or some other extraneous factor.

The third element is that the defendant did not reasonably believe that he was preventing or terminating an unlawful interference with his own person and or did not reasonably believe that the force used was necessary to prevent

imminent death or great bodily harm to himself.

There's no way any of these.

I mean, I thought that, you know, maybe

you could get him on second degree.

You know, you wouldn't have filed, but

you can't get it.

I mean, first degree

he intended to kill,

that he had that intent, and his actions demonstrated that he was going to go through with that no matter what happened.

The third thing

you have to say is that

there was no other reason.

This is first degree.

There is no other reason,

not self-defense, if you believe he was acting in self-defense, then you can't charge him with first degree.

So there's no other reason other than he just wanted to kill someone

and then

that he didn't believe that what he was going to do was necessary to stop this person.

There's no way you can get him on that.

And it only gets weaker after that.

Open and shut.

It's open and shut.

It's an open and shut case.

All of these, all of these.

I've been listening to the

judge's instructions on how you have to judge these.

Reckless, utter disregard for all life.

That he caused the death by acting criminally, reckless, and unreasonably,

and aware that his actions were unreasonable.

That that he had utter disregard for human life.

But even if he had all of those and he was acting in self-defense,

you can't convict him on that.

And he didn't act in those ways, and he was acting in self-defense.

This is a monstrosity that this thing

was even brought.

I hope

not only that he

is found not guilty,

but

I hope he goes and he sues everybody

that really destroyed his life.

We are seeing a lot of these things happen where major narratives, particularly

pushed out there by the media, are getting reversed.

Another big one this weekend was the Washington Post came out and said, yeah, by the way, that whole dossier thing, we have to basically, they took the step of not only

editing, they didn't technically retract, that's why I stayed away from that word, but

they edited large portions of two stories from 2017 and 2019 and then re-released them with the edits and the corrections, and I believe corrected another dozen or so stories about the dossier, realizing that

a giant source of the dossier was a Clinton operative.

See, I have to tell you.

That's kind of a big deal.

And Peter Schiff didn't change his ways at all.

Adam Schiff, I believe he's Adam Schiff.

Sorry.

Poor Peter gets beat up every time you talk about him.

No, I hate that.

But

the thing on that is I hate the fact that they can go back and digitally edit out their mistakes.

That should be held in record.

Yeah, I mean,

you go back and try to understand this story

as a historian, you need to see what all of the press said.

And I know it'll be marked, but it's not the same.

It's true.

I think, too, like Wikipedia has

versions of this where you can go back and look at old edits, or at least it used to.

I don't know if it still does, but I think it does, where you can kind of go back and look at what it used to say at different periods and who made the edits.

That sort of stuff is important because you need to, you're right, be able to track back the record on this stuff.

I mean, if you think about really what happened here, is you had Hillary Clinton paying for research that went through Peter Steele and others, and then the source on the other side of it was a Clinton operative.

Now,

and then the media eats it up.

So a Democratic candidate paying for quote-unquote research slash rumor from another Clinton associate, and that is the type of thing that's able to upend an entire media cycle and more?

I mean, how is that possible?

First of all, it's a terrible exchange.

It's a terrible expenditure for Hillary.

Because

she's already, the guy's already yours.

Why are you paying through all these middlemen to get this quote-unquote research?

But on the other side of it, we know why, because it gave her a bunch of layers in between.

You know, if she just came to the press and said, by the way, I heard this, I heard this, I heard this, no one would have printed it.

Instead, they ran it through several cycles of laundering.

And we now know where all this came from.

I'm sorry, I stopped listening to you after you said it was the Peter Steele dossier.

Poor Peter, it's Christopher Steele.

Did I say Peter?

Yeah, you did say Peter.

Really?

Yes, you did.

And I was celebrating in my head.

Damn Peter.

Well, Peter Steele does suck.

Unlike Peter Schiff.

Peter Steele sucks, whoever he is.

That's funny.

So let me ask you this.

Do you remember hearing at the very beginning of this that this was really a GOP dossier?

This was based on what the GOP was doing.

Yeah, and there is some truth to that, right?

Like it seems to be there was a competing Trump candidate that opened up the door, or maybe a competing Trump, an anti-Trump media source on the right that opened up the door for this

general idea of this Peter Steele slash Christopher Steele

going through and trying to find out what we really, what was the truth, you know, what was going on with Trump in Russia and all these sort of things.

But it never really came to fruition.

And then that research was eventually picked up by the Hillary Clinton campaign.

So they really paid for the part of this that mattered.

But there was talk, at least initially, that it was started by, it was opposition research by another candidate.

But of course, whether it's another Republican candidate or a Democratic candidate,

the media has to be aware that when you have opposition research, and in this case, opposition research by your own people,

right?

It has to, it can't be taken seriously.

You can't take, you, you can look at it maybe for a lead to try to confirm things on your own.

You can't just blanket report this stuff.

And much of it they did.

You know, if you go back and look at the clips of the, of cable news talking about the dossier, you know, they never say, okay, we have, we 100% know the P-tape is real, but they say it's been largely proved true.

Yes.

Like as if the essence of it, yes, was right.

Maybe there's a couple of things in there that aren't 100%, but largely

this has been proven true.

And the absolute opposite is true.

There have been, there are a couple of things in there that weren't particularly damaging that wound up being, you know, seemingly true, or at least based on something, but not like anything like the P-tape or any of the real accusations.

Right.

And so

they went the exact opposite way.

They defended it the entire time.

And to my knowledge, the Washington Post is the only one who's done anything to correct that record.

And like, while I don't think it's enough, it's better than nothing.

And it is an important part of the

retribution and the fixing of all of these mistakes.

It's critical.

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This story came out this weekend.

The congressional investigator who played a key role in unraveling the Russia collusion narrative says his next mission is to force the news media to make necessary corrections to the avalanche of false stories they produced over the last many years.

The course of correction that I've been trying to work on since I left government service is you have to find a way to correct the media.

This is Cash Patel.

He said, because for years they lied, 50%,

they lied to 50% of the American population who believe everything they said, that Trump was literally in bed with the Russians and Putin, and that Trump was getting paid.

Trump knew that Vladimir Putin was using U.S.

dollars to kill American soldiers.

Patel, a former national security prosecutor, worked as chief investigator for the House Intelligence Committee, said the media errors and omissions have extended long after the Russia case to the pandemic because reporters can't let go of their hatred for Donald Trump.

Their hatred for Trump intentionally blinded their ability to report credibly, and America is finally seeing it.

I'm not celebrating that we're finally getting the truth.

I'm pretty upset that our media has gone so far down the toilet.

That's not a free press that we want.

That's not what our founders envisioned when they enshrined the First Amendment and the rights therein.

He said that more indictments are likely and

very important, otherwise we will never regain trust in the FBI and the Justice Department.

Do you want, he said, an FBI leadership to be corrupted against you and your family, lie about you and your family, go to federal court and then surveil your family based on a lie.

If the answer is you don't want that to happen, then you need to pay attention to the RussiaGate criminal enterprise that was orchestrated by the Democrats, Fusion GPS, Comey, and McCabe.

James Comey and Andrew McCabe were fired as the number one and number two officials in the FBI during Trump's tenure, but both have denied wrongdoing in the Trump-Russia investigation codenamed Crossfire Hurricane.

McCabe was found to have lied during official proceedings, and multiple investigations have found widespread misconduct and errors, including false information, submitted to the FISA court on their watch at the FBI.

This is the problem, and I don't know if you're going to get,

I don't know if you're going to see justice done.

I hope it's done and people are arrested, go to jail, or pay a real, real price for their involvement in this

in the Justice Department or anywhere else in the government.

But I hope that the media is sued beyond recognition.

Because that's what will hurt them.

You read in there that they lied to 50% of the people.

And it's like, well, actually, they lied to 100% of the people.

Just half the people decided to ignore them.

Thankfully.

But they lied to everyone.

And, you know, a lot of people

confronted each other.

Yeah, yeah.

They used it to turn us against each other.

I think I honestly, I could be wrong on this.

I'd love to get your thought on it.

But, like, I think a lot of people in the media actually did believe it.

I don't know that it was like, we know this is false and we're going to tell the American people a lie about Donald Trump.

I think they thought so little of Donald Trump that any accusation that came by that looked like it might be true with any credibility, they chose to believe, whether it was true or not.

Yeah, they were in self-imposed ignorance, but that's not an excuse

because of what they do.

It's not an excuse.

We've never accepted something blindly.

The things that we would love

to be true, we don't run on the air and go, that's true.

We actually take time to go, wait a minute, that feels way too good to be true.

Do we know that for sure?

Right.

Check your biases.

You know, we you have to check the timing and the context around these things, right?

This is right around when an election's happening.

It's done by the opposition.

You know, when an accusation comes out a week before the election, yeah,

you immediately treat it with skepticism at the beginning, right?

And it's funny because they were able to find that instinct with the Hunter Biden laptop, right?

But not this.

This was immediate turn on the acceptance.

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Well,

I don't know if you know this, but

Rittenhouse, even though he killed three white people,

he's a very big race hater.

He went there to intentionally, because based on race, kill three white people.

Some people are good at white supremacy and some aren't.

So, you know, and that's.

So how are they, they're phrasing this?

They're trying to make these white guys look like 1960s protesters.

Yes.

Martin Luther King marchers.

And

I mean, one in particular.

Child molester, sure.

The first person he shot

was

imprisoned for molesting five boys.

The next one he shot was in prison for domestic abuse, I believe it was.

Okay, so one's abusing a woman, one's abusing five little children trying to make them out to be heroes they like the civil rights protesters of the six at least one of them were standing up for little boys to okay idea go to

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