Govern America | January 18, 2025 | We Are All Foreigners Now - Govern America

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Speaker 1 (00:01):
We have before us the opportunity to forge for ourselves
and for future generations, a new world.

Speaker 2 (00:08):
Order, new world order.

Speaker 3 (00:09):
New world order.

Speaker 4 (00:10):
This is a moment disease. The glidoscope has been shaken.
The pieces are in flux. Soon they will settle again.
Before they do, let us reorder this world around.

Speaker 5 (00:20):
Us, a new world order, a world where the United
Nations is poised to fulfill the historic vision of its founders.

Speaker 6 (00:27):
Nevertheless, United stated in a key partition to shape is
so that the problem of the PU prencidentity will be
the emergence of a new international order the.

Speaker 7 (00:39):
First decade of the twenty first century.

Speaker 8 (00:42):
But out of what is will be feared the greatest
restructuring of the global economy, greatest reach doctoring of the
global economy, greatest restructuring of the global economy, a new
world order.

Speaker 7 (00:53):
What's created.

Speaker 3 (00:56):
Documenting the crisis of our rebublic.

Speaker 9 (00:58):
The very word secrecy repugnant in a free and open society.
And we are as a people inherently and historically opposed
to secret societies.

Speaker 10 (01:10):
The secret Oath and a secret.

Speaker 3 (01:12):
Proceedings waging war on the new world order.

Speaker 11 (01:15):
The councils of government win the guard again the acquisition
of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the military
industrial conflict.

Speaker 3 (01:27):
This is Governor America with Darren Weeks and Vickie Davis.

Speaker 12 (01:43):
From Femal Regions five and ten. This is Governed America.
Vicky Davis is here. I think I'm during Weeks. It
is the eighteenth of January twenty twenty five. Nights to
have you with us once again, a lot to cover.
Mark and Texas should be joining us at the bottom
of the hour as per usual. I haven't heard otherwise.
And good morning, Vicky, Good morning.

Speaker 13 (02:01):
How are you?

Speaker 12 (02:02):
Oh? Pretty good? Pretty good. I just came across the
clip just last week, I think, after the show, and
I don't know why I haven't come across this earlier.
This should be everywhere because everything that we talk about
on foreign policy all the time is you know, really amplified.
This clip really proves it. We talk about how the.

Speaker 13 (02:26):
Means a conspiracy theory, yes's exactly we're not. We're not
conspiracy theorists.

Speaker 12 (02:32):
Well we might be sometimes, but most of our conspiracies
are back by fact. You know. We might theorize about
things sometimes, but we share facts constantly on this broadcast.
And quite honestly, a lot of the mainstream media that
what we call the legacy media today I call it
the establishment media. But of the case the propaganda arms.

(02:53):
They're doing an awful lot of conspiracy theorizing themselves these days.
And most of the miss and disinformation that happens comes
out of these major channels, as most people should by
now know, there's some that are a little slower than
others at waking up. But this clip, and this may

(03:16):
very well be something that other listeners are familiar with.
For some reason I don't remember coming across it. We
talk a lot about these terrorist organizations in the Middle
East that the United States government has fomented, created, funded
out of nothing, I mean. And we were talking I
think last week and the week before about Jimmy Carter dying,

(03:39):
and it was Jimmy Carter's senior foreign policy advisor. It's
a big new Brazinski who said that they wanted to
give the Soviets their own Vietnam, and so they engineered
a situation where they would build the schools, call them
addresses in Afghanistan for the Mujahideen to attend, and from

(04:02):
that they were called Taliban because Taliban means student. Well, recently,
I just came across and maybe this is something I've
seen before, but I don't recall it. Hillary Clinton came
right out in an interview and she admitted, as much.

Speaker 14 (04:14):
To be fair, we had helped to create the problem
we're now fighting because when the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan,
we had this brilliant idea that we were going to
come to Pakistan and create a force of muja Haden,
equipped them with Stinger missiles and everything else to go
after the Soviets inside Afghanistan.

Speaker 15 (04:33):
And we were successful.

Speaker 14 (04:35):
The Soviets left Afghanistan, and then we said great goodbye,
leaving these trained people who were fanatical in Afghanistan and Pakistan,
leaving them well armed, creating a mess. Frankly that at
the time we didn't really recognize. We were just so

(04:55):
happy to see the Soviet Union fall, and we thought, okay, fine,
We're okay. Now everything's going to be so much better.
Now you look back, the people were fighting today, we
were supporting in the fight against the Soviets.

Speaker 12 (05:07):
What do you think of that?

Speaker 13 (05:09):
She just came around and edit it, Yeah, that's awesome.

Speaker 12 (05:15):
How is this not everywhere throughout the patriot movement. I
don't I don't recall seeing it. I don't recall hearing
it before. And like I said, maybe it's just something
I've forgotten about, but I think I would remember that clip.

Speaker 13 (05:31):
Well. A lot of the old time researchers are being
drowned out by the new alleged patriots. And I say alleged,
because you can't just make a blank, blanket statement that
all of them are patriots. Some of them.

Speaker 12 (05:50):
Are yeah, Cointel, Yeah, exactly. And there's a lot of
propaganda everywhere. One thing that I wanted to before we
get too deep into the show here, I was kind
of laughing at these Democrats in Michigan here in the
State House because you remember me talking on the show

(06:12):
here about what a chaotic Lane Duck session they had.
They had all these big plans to get all this
radical left wing extreme stuff through, and they were trying
their best to jam it all through in the final days,
knowing that the Republicans were taking control of the House.
Now that the Democrats still have the Senate, but they

(06:34):
were taking control of the House, and so they were
trying to jam all this stuff through. Well, Karen Winst
was the single Democrat that kind of stopped it. You know,
the Republicans walked out because they didn't like the way
they were being treated by the Democrats. They weren't even
allowed to speak, you know, So the Republicans pretty much

(07:01):
staged a walkout mainly for media attention, but they said,
there's no point in us even being here.

Speaker 13 (07:08):
Yeah, you know what that sounds really familiar with what
happened down in Texas. You remember with Tom Delay and
how the Democrats walked out and he allegedly used they
crossed the state line into forget what state it was,

(07:32):
was Oklahoma or somewhere, Yeah, but yeah, he sent state
troopers after him or something.

Speaker 12 (07:41):
Yeah. Yeah, and then you have that situation here too,
where they can be arrested and brought back. But Karen
Winsett is a Democrat that really gummed up the works
as far as the Republicans or as far as the
Democrats agenda here in this state is concerned. I mentioned
her before, although I couldn't remember her name, but as

(08:03):
Karen wins It, she's the one that got COVID and
she was very, very sick, and she was being treated
by her doctor at home, and she almost died from it.
And she saw Donald Trump on TV talking about ivor
mecton and she demanded that her doctor get her some ivermectin,

(08:23):
and he I think he argued with her or something,
and she she demands, she insisted, get me some ivormactin
because she was desperate at that point. Well, the doctor
finally complied, brought her some ivermactin and it saved her life.
So this was during the first Trump term, and she
went went to the White House and at a meeting

(08:43):
personally thanked Donald Trump for saving her life. So anyway,
fast forward to today's she was wanting stuff for her district.
She was actually she comes from a small district in
the Detroit area and it this is such a small district.
She actually plays bingo I understand with her constituents, you know.

(09:05):
So she's got a very tight knit relationship with her constituents.
And there are things that priorities that she had that
she wanted passed by the state, and they, the Democrats,
her fellow Democrats, weren't cooperating with her. And so she said,
I'm not going to cooperate with you then, and all
the stuff that you want to pass. So she literally

(09:26):
ended up staying away. In fact, she hid it out,
hid out in the incoming Speaker Matt Hall. I think
she hid out in his office in the Capitol because
originally they were talking about arresting her and bringing her in,
and she said, well, if you do that, you can
you can do that, but you can't force me to

(09:48):
push buttons and vote. So ultimately they did a signed die,
and which means that they ended the legislative session. And
that was largely because of her. I said all that
because I thought it was hilarious now because there were
still some things that the House had passed or that

(10:09):
you know, the both chambers had passed, and the Senate
in the waning days, there were things that the House
had already passed that the Senate took up. Do you
know these ightiate Democrats actually forgot to send a lot
of these bills to the governor for her signature. Oh
my god, yeah, yeah, they actually forgot. I'm looking at

(10:32):
western West Michigan politics. They said, you can't make this
stuff up. Failed former House Speaker Joe Tate and House
Democrats forgot to send nine of their horrendous bills from
the lame duck over to Governor Gretchen Whitmer for approval
before the new Republican State House took over. Now, now
get this, they're actually demanding that the Republicans send these

(10:56):
bills over.

Speaker 13 (10:57):
Yeah. Chance.

Speaker 12 (11:01):
So I thought that was cute, and I'll put the
entire article in the show notes for people who want
to read it. Sometimes state politics and even national politics.
I think a lot of it is national politics is theatrics,
but sometimes there are real things that happen on a
state level or any level, that are really quite entertaining.

(11:26):
And the incompetence, the incompetence of these people. But thank god,
thank god, you know, I think it's really a miracle
in many ways, because they could have really hurt us.
And in fact, we have these this tipped wage law
right now that's pending here in Michigan that threatens to close.

(11:47):
There are numerous restaurants. There was a survey that was
done by a restaurant trade I think they're a trade
magazine or something like that, and they determined from this
survey that like one in five restaurants in this state
are going to close if this tipped wage law goes

(12:11):
into effect. This is something that was a ballid initiative,
but then it was crafted in a way by the
Democrats who were in office that was very draconian, and
then it was ultimately litigated in the Michigan Supreme Court
upheld it because the Michigan Supreme Courts mostly Democrats, and

(12:35):
they ended up, i think, unconstitutionally made law by creating
a tiered implementation of the program, which they were not
really authorized to do. And so now it's now the
Republicans are trying to get it fixed. I think there
might be some Democrats trying to work with them on

(12:56):
that because they're hearing a lot of pushback from the end.
I mean there I even heard somewhere else that there
it could be as many as one in three restaurants
and bars in this state closing many of these people.
Ian Murphy of the Iron Pig Smokehouse up in Galared
was on a radio show and he said that most

(13:19):
of the many of these businesses, they're small businesses and
they're they're just hanging on by their fingernails. They have
not recovered from COVID. COVID dealt a very harsh blow
to them, and many of them have never recovered from
the hit that they took by having to close down
their restaurants and bars, and so they're just literally hanging

(13:40):
on by their fingernails and this will be the death
knell for many of them if if.

Speaker 13 (13:50):
No tax on tips is passed.

Speaker 12 (13:53):
Well, it's not a tax on tip. What they're doing
is they're raising the minimum wage for tipped workers. Okay,
they're saying that these businesses have to pay tipped workers
the same minimum wage as everybody else, and the tipped
workers themselves, many of them are against it because they
say that if people know that they're making the same

(14:16):
amount of money as everybody else, they'll, you know, people
will quit tipping. What's the point in tipping when I
know you're making you know, the same minimum wage as
everybody else. So they're afraid they're going to make less
money as a result of not getting tips.

Speaker 13 (14:33):
Yeah, I don't. I don't really agree with them on that.
That's tipping is a gratuity right for quality of service, right,
And you know, no matter what they're paid, you know
what their deal is with the restaurant. It is between
the customer and the waitress.

Speaker 12 (14:51):
No, I agree, but the government has inserted itself into
this equation and they're saying they have to make more money.
And the thought is, the fear is by these tipped
workers that if they are getting more money and everybody
knows they're getting more money, then people won't tip as
much or at all. And so they've been actually against this,

(15:16):
and there's good reason to be against it because for
a variety of reasons. And that's not the only thing.
There's also this paid sick time provision where the government
has stated that for every thirty hours that these people work,
the business has to pay them like an hour or

(15:36):
give them an hour of sick time. And many of
these people again say, you know, we can't afford to
do that. We can't afford to pay people to call
off work. And under I think of the way the
law is written, they can be a no call, no
show for up to three days and not get fired.
So this is a classic case of Democrats slash government

(16:01):
inserting itself, spending other people's money, other people's money, and
there's no consequences for them for spending other people's money.

Speaker 13 (16:13):
Yeah, that's a difficult one, except for the fact that
what it is the government is trying to step in
and act as a union for the restaurant workers.

Speaker 12 (16:28):
Yeah, it gives them the bragging politicians, the bragging rights
of seeing, see, look here, this is what I did
for you. Vote for me because this is what I
did for you. But what they're doing for everyone is
number one, eliminating jobs because by forcing these people to
make more money, to be paid more money, buy these

(16:49):
businesses that don't have the money, they're going to end
up forcing them out of a job. Or they will
force the businesses to raise the prices of everything, or
they will force them to go out of business. One
of the three, or perhaps all or any mixture of
the three will happen. There's a lot of businesses, the

(17:12):
big ones like McDonald's, burger king, that sort of thing.
They'll probably survive, but they'll do more automation. They'll have
robotics doing more functions. We're already seeing that everywhere. COVID
accelerated it in a major way with the automation systems
now because they couldn't find people willing to work post COVID.

(17:35):
That still remains to be a problem in some areas
as well. So you had a lot of people, know
this is why you can drive through rallies and there
is a machine that takes your order, and to start
off with it, it's bad, but it gets better over time,
like any programmable piece of equipment they prefer, they get

(18:01):
it better, and it's operated by what they call artificial intelligence.
This is just really an acceleration of the technocratic police
state and the technocratic systems that obsolete human beings. So
I just thought i'd put that on everybody's radar here

(18:21):
at the outset of the show.

Speaker 13 (18:23):
Yeah, I thought that a long time ago. You know,
when Bernie Sanders started proposing you know, fifteen or twenty
dollars an hour for a minimum wage worker. You know,
they will just either put the businesses out of business
or they'll automate it and the job will go away forever.

Speaker 12 (18:47):
Yeah. Yeah, And that's where we really are now. We
have a lot of the confirmation hearings taking place on
Capitol Hill this past week. I'm not going to spend
a whole lot of time on that today because a lot, again,
a lot of that I think is a theatrics. I'm
hearing a lot of interesting things on that. I've heard

(19:09):
a lot of good stuff people have said about Pete Hegseth.
But I just you know, Ultimately, I think a lot
of the confirmation stuff isn't something. While it may be
entertaining at the time, it isn't really going to matter
a whole lot. And the grand scheme of things. I'm
interested in what they actually do when they get into

(19:29):
the offices. Donald Trump will be sworn in in a
couple of days if things go as planned. And now
it was just announced a day or so ago that
they're going to be moving the inauguration the swearing in
ceremony inside the Capitol. People are questioning that why why

(19:53):
would they do that?

Speaker 16 (19:53):
Now?

Speaker 12 (19:54):
There is a cold front moving in and Trump and
his team, I guess have blamed the weather and the
fact that there is going to be dangerously cold. There's
going to be a wind coming out. I guess thirty
miles an hour. We are supposed to get an arctic
blast here, you know, because global warming. But anyway, they're

(20:15):
moving that inside the Capitol, and other people have pointed out, well,
Trump has not had any problem leaving his supporters out
in the cold or extreme heat in the past, So
what gives do they do? They have some kind of
security threat that they really are worried about. I don't
know the answer to that, I suspect they might very

(20:36):
well be, but that's something to keep it eyes.

Speaker 13 (20:40):
They planned it for an outdoor event to begin with, Well,
usually they are, well I know usually, but these days
there's no such thing as usually. I mean, what has
there been like three attempts on his life's three attempts?

Speaker 12 (20:59):
Yeah, it's you know, it's pretty bad when you lose count,
isn't it.

Speaker 13 (21:03):
Yeah, yeah, it is. And so I mean, you know,
they should have planned it to be an inside event
from the get go. You break tradition when there is
a compelling reason to break tradition. And I think that's
a compelling reason.

Speaker 12 (21:21):
Well one thing that I find interesting And I was
just telling my wife Michelle this about this this morning.
Daily Caller reported that, and this was just yesterday, that
local police departments are actually refusing to help the District
of Columbia secure Trump's inauguration. They say more than that, Yeah,

(21:42):
more than half a dozen local DC area police departments
will not be assisting Metropolitan Police Department with security for
the twenty twenty five presidential inauguration. The MPD has been
lambasted by both progressives and conservatives for its methods of
Policing and the Department of Refuse use to answer several
questions from The Daily Caller. The decision by these departments

(22:04):
could leave the Metropolitan Police Department with hundreds fewer officers
than they would typically be able to rely on for
an event of this magnitude. Now, isn't that interesting that we.

Speaker 13 (22:15):
I think that's kind of a lucky break. Actually they
should call out the National Guard anyway, because I don't
think you can rely on the DC Police.

Speaker 12 (22:27):
Yeah, if they were doing the right thing, But does
anybody do the right thing these days? It seems that
it's I don't know. As a police department and as
the officers, you do what you're told to do. You know,
if you're given a beat, you're given an instruction, you

(22:49):
go to the scene and you do the best job
you can to serve. It's not really up to you.
So this has to be, in my thinking, a decision
from the top down. These people that are running these
departments are probably little communists, like the city leaders in

(23:12):
various places, they say. Metropolitan Police Department claimed thousands of
officers will assist with security. Several local departments told the
Caller they will not be helping most were vague with
their reasons for skipping this year's inauguration, but one department
confirms in an email that it was because of a

(23:34):
dispute over a memorandum of Understanding MoU, or agreement between
departments with the Metropolitan Police Department. A spokesperson for Montgomery
County Police Department in Maryland told the Caller quote, I
was just told that, based on the current MoU, we

(23:56):
will not be assisting Metro PD. I'm not sure what
this is all about.

Speaker 13 (24:02):
Howard and Queen's to figure out why.

Speaker 12 (24:07):
Yeah, So, anyway, there's a lot more to that article,
but it's it's shaping up. I don't know if they've
learned of a specific plot or something to disrupt the
event at this point. Nothing. I fully expect it to
go perfectly fine, but at this point nothing would surprise me.

(24:34):
Nothing would surprise me.

Speaker 13 (24:36):
Yeah, I agree with you. It's kind of like a
I don't know, it's like a live open air circus. Yeah,
you never know when something's going to pop out at you.

Speaker 12 (24:55):
Yeah. The clowns are everywhere, and they're not the fun
ones either. And speaking of clown I'm sorry I have
to associate her name with that but Taulci Gabbard now
says she supports FISA section seven zero two.

Speaker 13 (25:13):
Yeah, isn't that interesting. I you know, she's just the
first to flip, and I expect more flips as time
goes on.

Speaker 12 (25:23):
Yeah, this is a very disappointing. I really wanted to
like her. But former Representative Taulcia Gabbard, this is the
epic times. Who is President elect Donald Trump's intended nominee
to serve as the National Director the Director of National Intelligence.
She announced on January tenth that she supports reauthorized in
section seven oh two of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act FISA,

(25:47):
a controversial statute criticized by both progressives and conservatives, and
she previously was a very outspoken critic of that. Now
keep in mind, it's oh, it's foreign we don't have
to worry about it. Yeah, Listeners, if they just want
to listen into your conversation, they'll just route your phone
conversations overseas and right.

Speaker 13 (26:09):
Or they or they'll send a foreigner to make friends
with you, and that foreigner will call you all the time. Yeah,
so that you talk to him, and you know, then
they can automatically listen into everything.

Speaker 12 (26:25):
Yeah, your Internet traffic. They'll just route that overseas too.
Hey it's foreign congratulations, So we're all foreigners now. Yeah,
and they don't have to get a warrant to eavesdrop.
That's the whole point of FIZA Section seven oh two,
which Tulsa gabbered unfortunately now says she supports in order
to get confirmed.

Speaker 13 (26:44):
That may be the calculation is that there are a
number of ways for them to be able to do
it anyway, So what the hell?

Speaker 12 (26:51):
Yeah, well, you don't need to make it legal, all right,
We got to take a break. We'll be back.

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Speaker 12 (31:21):
Welcome back to the broadcast. This is govern America. The
website for the show is Governamerica dot com. Governamerica dot com. Vicky,
you want to give your information out?

Speaker 7 (31:30):
Please?

Speaker 12 (31:33):
Whoops? Vicky? All right? I don't know why did I
lose you? Are you muted?

Speaker 13 (31:43):
All right?

Speaker 12 (31:44):
I don't know where Vicky is. Some reason I got
her unmuted, and for some reason I'm not getting Vicky.
So I guess I will go to Mark and maybe
we can re establish connection with Vicky. She looks like
she's still connected, but maybe she's off running an errand
hopefully she'll be back soon. Uh. Anyway, we're back.

Speaker 8 (32:05):
Uh.

Speaker 12 (32:06):
The website for the show once again, Governamerica dot com.
That's governamerica dot com. My email address is radio at
governamerica dot com. Vicki's information the technocredit tyranny dot com.
That's the technocradit tyranny dot com. And I hear you.

(32:27):
I don't know what I can hear a title?

Speaker 13 (32:30):
Yeah, yeah, I was, Hey, are you talking to me?

Speaker 12 (32:36):
What you're talking about? Yeah? So coffee, Oh that's okay.
I totally understand that You're all forgiven.

Speaker 3 (32:44):
Now.

Speaker 12 (32:45):
Coffee is the universal language for those that drink it
all right, let's go to Mark now for our it
works for me segment of the show. Hey Mark, good morning, Hey,
good morning. How are you.

Speaker 2 (33:01):
Alright? Swell, wait for the next round of the polar vortex.

Speaker 12 (33:05):
Oh yeah, it's it's coming. It's coming fast and furious.
Are you? Are you bracing now for all the fun
of the inauguration in a couple of days?

Speaker 9 (33:15):
Oh?

Speaker 2 (33:15):
What's that old saying by you live in interesting times?
And the next two weeks we hit a home run.

Speaker 12 (33:21):
I think it's going to be the next four years.
And beyond.

Speaker 2 (33:26):
The fact, they're already starting to pract they're already starting
to protest in DC. They're getting warmed up.

Speaker 12 (33:31):
Oh good, this ought to be fun to watch them
burn down monuments and graffiti things. And I could, I
could just see it now.

Speaker 2 (33:41):
I don't know.

Speaker 12 (33:42):
The whole thing is ridiculous.

Speaker 2 (33:45):
Yeah, it's pomp and circumstance. I don't know the whole uh,
the whole protocol for all this. But if you can
imagine you just doing a quick search of people coming
in there, I'm sure we'll do something. And I've got
two sweaters, e T shirts, a park knee high boots.

(34:05):
I think of the clothes these people are gonna have
on and trying to do just to try to do
just a simple search. I don't know. I think I
think it'd be impossible.

Speaker 12 (34:18):
Yeah, it's it's really uh sad, because you know, a
good majority of this is just theatrics. It's it's they're
doing this to make everybody think that it's going to
be that much different. And maybe some of the people
actually believe it's going to be that much different, but
at this point, I mean, you would have to be

(34:41):
an outright full blown communist in order to in order
to think that this is well, I'll tell you what
what's on my mind right now, Mark and VICKI is
this audio Last week, I just play this at the
start of the show to get your take on it.

(35:03):
Last week Sherry and Kansas called in and asked me
if I had taken a clip about La Mayor Karen Bass.
Cherry mentioned another broadcaster who I don't trust, so I
kind of dismissed the source. But the clip itself does
not need to be dismissed. It needs to be heard
and digested because you know, another caller it called in said, yeah,

(35:26):
you need to not dismiss this as quickly as you
are and said that there is something to it. And
then after the show, another listener actually sent me the clip,
and boy, I'll tell you what this is chock full
of very important information. Karen bass Is involvement. She was
involved in a communist group. Now again, Karen Bass, the

(35:48):
Los Angeles mayor, the one who was in Ghana during
the California wildfires. She was a She was in involved
in a communist group called the Vinceramus Brigade. I think
is how you pronounce it, Benceramus Brigade. This is a

(36:10):
group that received training from communist Cuba and whose goal
was to spread communism throughout America. They also trained another
group called the Nineteens, and this gentleman who did this
video talks about them as well. This m nineteen group

(36:31):
was They were responsible for committing a number of terrorist
ACKs inside the United States, including bombings, including bombing the
US capital. I don't know how all of this isn't
mainstream public information. Well, yeah, I do, because we have
a propaganda media that covers things up.

Speaker 13 (36:52):
Well, you remember, after two thousand and one, several members
of the media got sent anthrax, and I think that
that probably was an alert to them that they better
do as they're toll.

Speaker 12 (37:08):
Yeah. Well, I think the media is highly infiltrated by
not only communists, certainly communists, but also CIA operatives. But
I probably repeat myself because they're probably one and the
same as well. But listen to this clip, Mark and
VICKI and see what you think of this.

Speaker 24 (37:26):
November seventh, nineteen eighty three. Remember this date. But first
let me introduce you to Karen Bass. Back in the
nineteen seventies, community activist Karen Bass went on at least
fifteen trips to Cuba, many with a group known as
the Ben Sir Rainbods Brigade, a Marxist group started by
the Castro Regunion to subvert American interests week in democracies

(37:50):
and spread communism.

Speaker 3 (37:52):
Around the world.

Speaker 24 (37:53):
Founded in nineteen sixty nine, the Ben Sarrainbos Brigade organized
trips to Cuba every year for half century. They attracted
the most radicalized and delusional segments of the American left,
including overtly Maoist and pro Soviet communist groups. In fact,
a Los Angeles police investigator who infiltrated the group testified

(38:16):
to Congress saying that to be a member of the
brigade you had to be confirmed as a Marxist Leninist
as a brigadista, and then moving up the ranks to
organize her for the vence Arimas Brigade. Karen Bass visited
Cuba every six months, their mission to radicalize young impressionable
American leftists in terrorist tactics and guerrilla warfare. Members of

(38:39):
the Vencerimos Brigade were even taught how to make bombs.
Karen Bass admits on her many pilgrimages to Cuba, she
went to see Fidel Castro speak several times, even calling
him charismatic, and upon his death praised him, saying the
passing of Commandant and hefe is a great loss to
the people of Cuba, even though the people of Cuba

(39:01):
see him as a dictator who impoverished their island.

Speaker 3 (39:04):
Another group, the.

Speaker 24 (39:05):
M nineteen, took its belief in revolutionary anti imperialism to
extremes violent extremes. The M nineteen was the first and
only women created and women led domestic terrorist group since
their founding in nineteen seventy eight. M nineteen's tactics escalated
from robbing armored trucks and abetting prison breaks, to building

(39:26):
their own explosives and carrying out terrorist bombings.

Speaker 3 (39:30):
From nineteen eighty.

Speaker 24 (39:31):
Three to nineteen eighty four, M nineteen bombed and FBI office,
the Israel Aircraft Industries building, the South African Consulate in
New York, DC's Fort McNair and Navy Yard, which they
bombed twice, but that wasn't enough for them. On the
ninth of November seventh, nineteen eighty three, the M nineteen
called the US Capitol switchboard and warned them to evacuate

(39:54):
the building. Minutes later, the M nineteen bombed the north
wing of the US Capitol. November seven, twenty twenty three,
marks forty years since the M nineteen's bombing of the
US Capitol. Members of the M nineteen, like Susan Rosenberg,
traveled to Cuba with and were radicalized by the bence
Ramos Brigade. The South Los Angeles bence Ramos Brigade was

(40:17):
led by Karen Bass, who is now mayor of Los Angeles.

Speaker 12 (40:24):
So what do you think of that?

Speaker 13 (40:27):
I wonder why their groups weren't broken up because we
had laws on the books against communism against communists, and
I do remember, you know, in my young in my youth,

(40:48):
in my early twenties, when the FBI did go after communists.

Speaker 12 (40:54):
Yeah, they certainly aren't now though, are they.

Speaker 13 (40:57):
Oh no, yeah, they I don't No, they must have
deleted that section of law.

Speaker 12 (41:04):
Now. He mentioned in that clip Susan Rosenberg as being
a part of the nineteens, this other radical group that
was trained by the one that Karen Bass was a
part of. And it just so happens that this Susan

(41:25):
Rosenberg was you know, from twenty sixteen to twenty twenty thousand,
Currents became one of America's most influential racial and social
change organizations because it is Black Lives Matter Global Network's
fiscal sponsor. Susan Rosenberg was involved in Black Lives Matter,

(41:48):
not as the chairman or you know, top leader, but
she's entangled with Black Lives Matter. It's very interesting, and
we know what happened with Black Lives Matter all us
in the summer of twenty twenty. You know, we affectionately
refer to as the Summer of Love, because that's what
what was it the Oregon mayor said that, or was

(42:10):
it Seattle Portland? Okay, yeah, you're probably right. So anyway
that I just thought, that's interesting that you could spend
an entire lifetime researching the backgrounds of these people and
their connections. But it's not hard to understand when you

(42:32):
realize how these people are, how deeply involved in communism
they are, why the cities are such a mess, why
they seemingly do everything within their power to destroy cities
to you know, from from letting shoplifters and other criminals
go to facilitating homelessness and facilitating drug addiction by providing

(42:58):
needles not trying to things up, you know, even to
the point where there are parts of California where they
have apps for the poop maps, a poop map app
where you can know where the poops are so you
can avoid stepping in them. This is just insane. And

(43:19):
now we have California on fire, being burned to the ground,
blocks and blocks and blocks of it so that it
can be built back in a sustainable manner.

Speaker 13 (43:28):
Yeah, did you There's a video I think by veteran
biker who shows that the Olympics are going to be
in Los Angeles. Now, Los Angeles needed lots of space
for the stadiums. Wow, for the Olympics and they're they're showing,

(43:53):
you know, smart cities, a fifteen minute city. Well, the
plan is for those areas to become fifteen minute cities.

Speaker 12 (44:01):
Well what year is that? Is the Olympic supposed to
be held there?

Speaker 13 (44:05):
This year, I believe, or next year.

Speaker 12 (44:08):
That'll be something I have to look up. Yeah, because
I don't think they're going to have time to build
things back in time for this year.

Speaker 13 (44:16):
They can, I'm sure they can. I was in Salt
Lake City for the Salt Lake City Olympics and they
tore that city up. I mean just it was unbelievable.
They tore everything up, and then it seemed like it
took them forever to start rebuilding.

Speaker 12 (44:39):
Okay, it's Los Angeles twenty twenty eight. Ok So it's
a few years away. So that's plenty of time to
rebuild things in a manner which facilitates the Olympics. That's
an interesting theory. Go ahead, Mark, I'm sorry you were
waiting in the wings, and you have been patient with us.
I just thought I would play that. Oh, get your

(44:59):
take on that.

Speaker 2 (45:01):
No, that's that's quite okay. The I wonder if pass
is on a first name basis with Justin Trudeau. In Canada.

Speaker 12 (45:10):
It wouldn't surprise me.

Speaker 2 (45:12):
You know, if you look for communists, you don't need
a set of binoculars that they're everywhere. And Aaron, I'm
not saying there's one behind every bush, but now it's
but they probably are ade.

Speaker 12 (45:26):
Yeah, actually the bushes themselves probably are communists. You want
to go down that road.

Speaker 2 (45:33):
Considering what they considering what they've passed. Yeah. W Bush
is the one that got They got the whole h
Department of Homeland Security. Yep, he's the one to put
it together. And boy, has it been a muddy pit
or what it is? One money pit and I have Yeah,
we can thank him for that.

Speaker 12 (45:54):
Every government agency is like that these days. It's all
money laundering and grift.

Speaker 13 (46:02):
Yeah. And it's going to have something cost shifting, you know,
the socialized the costs, privatize the profits.

Speaker 12 (46:14):
Yep, there it is. So anyway, I'm going ahead, Mark,
I know you have some information for us, uh in
your weekly segment. It works for me, h, what do
you have this week for us?

Speaker 2 (46:27):
It'll just take a second. But they're in the palisades,
you know that you see on TV the advertisements and
they're constant for the year that you get buy that
services your whole house. And you know there's various different manufacturers,
but they have a switch on your load panel with
your breaker box that'll do an automatic change over if

(46:49):
it since is a loss of electricity. Automatically start the
unit on the side of your house and you won't
even notice nothing, you know, but the lights going out
and then coming right back on. And everybody looks so
satisfied inside the house. And the problem is, if you
have to vacate the house like they did, they're in la.
Good luck loading that thing on the back of your

(47:11):
suv and you might as well take a picture of
that change over switching their batteries in your g raws
because you're never gonna see them again.

Speaker 12 (47:19):
Yep, exactly.

Speaker 2 (47:23):
They're not exactly the best investment for hard times, let's
put it that way. And who knows what the future
is gonna bring. You know that that's what we have
everybody that tries to be a prepper at any level.
The future is pretty much open right now. That's open season.
There's no talent, Like you say, the next two to
three weeks, this is gonna be a big time here.

(47:45):
I mean, it's gonna be twenty four to seven. It
will be twenty four to seven, they're saying. Now, he said,
it's straight to Chicago. That's what we're gonna start rounding
up the law breaking illegals.

Speaker 13 (47:57):
Yeah, so I wonder if but then they modify it.
You know, we have in our mind, you know that
they'll just round up anybody, But that's really not what
they're going to do. They're going to rang up, round
up gangsters and people who are in the law enforcement

(48:17):
jurisdiction already, like jail. But I don't think that they're
going to be doing any wholesale wide roundup, even though
they should.

Speaker 12 (48:30):
Yeah, yeah, I'm afraid that it's I suspect Vicky's probably
right on that, and that would be a tremendous disappointment
for Logistically. I don't know how they would execute it. Now.
They may actually raid a couple of places, but it's
going to be probably a high profile thing for show.

(48:50):
I don't think there's going to be any wide scale
roundup of illegal aliens or criminals that have come into
this country. I'm encouraged by the fact that some of
them are voluntarily self deporting. However, Uh, this is already
just based upon rhetoric, and that right there tells you
how easy this would be to get this problem under control.

(49:12):
Just change the rhetoric and quit getting these people to
think that they can have everything on a silver platter
when they come in here.

Speaker 2 (49:19):
Yeah, well, the big and if you make a big showing,
if you make a big showing in Chicago, the first
one the ramifications to be exactly what you just described.

Speaker 12 (49:31):
Yeah, exactly, good, point yep, big showing.

Speaker 13 (49:36):
So another thing that what the Congress could do is
to pass the laws saying that if you are found
to be an illegal in this country, you will be
deported and you will be never be allowed back, never
under any circumstances. I bet you that. I bet you

(49:59):
people would be trampled leaving the country right now.

Speaker 12 (50:03):
Well, the problem is is that they have to be
willing to come in the correct way. And many of
these people that come in, who you're talking about right now,
is they have no intention of applying the right way,
and so you would only just be reinforcing what you
are saying.

Speaker 13 (50:23):
The law I would want that doesn't matter because what
just what it would say is that if you are
caught as an illegal in this country, regardless of who, what, where, why,
or when. If you are illegal in this country, you
will be deported and you will never be allowed back

(50:46):
legally under any circumstances.

Speaker 12 (50:49):
I think if you just take away the incentives for
them to come, that would go a long way. I mean,
no more free health care, no more drivers' licenses. States
and localities that helped to provide all these things should
be prosecuted. All of these politicians who are violating federal law,

(51:12):
and that's exactly what they are doing. They are violating
federal law by aiding and abetting illegalaliens. It is against
federal law to do that, and they should be held accountable.
They should be prosecuted when they do that. That's not
going after your political enemies. That is upholding federal law.

Speaker 13 (51:33):
All of that would ignore the North American Union.

Speaker 12 (51:37):
Though, that's okay, I'm good with that.

Speaker 13 (51:40):
Well, but those are treaties and agreements that our governments signed.

Speaker 12 (51:46):
Treaties and agreements do not trump federal law. They don't
they don't trump the Constitution, they don't trump federal law,
and the treaties and agreements can go to hell. As
far as I'm concerned, Well, we need patriotic people in
office that are willing to say that and act on it,

(52:06):
not just say it, but do it.

Speaker 13 (52:08):
Yeah, what we believe to be true, and even if
it's in black and white, it depends on the federal
government and the enforcement of that law.

Speaker 25 (52:20):
I hear you.

Speaker 13 (52:21):
It's like the WTO. You know, how many people understand
what's really in the WTO? That was a treason agreement.
I agree it was voted on and approved by the
Senate that legislation. I'm going to be posting a page
on that with everything that I have on that. When

(52:42):
that legislation came before the Senate, I think about forty
seven of our state attorneys general wrote letters saying, you know,
stop this, postpone this because disagree, dislikely to override state law.

(53:04):
And the Senate ignored that, passed it anyway. And that's
when they opened our borders. Free movement of goods and
services across border.

Speaker 12 (53:16):
And human resources human capital, Well, a.

Speaker 13 (53:19):
Human resource is a service. You can define it as
a service, as a person or a job.

Speaker 2 (53:26):
Yep, good point, go ahead, mark creating to creating a
legitimacy to this whole roundup thing. Sooner or later they
got to go after the businesses they have to. Now
they can pick and choose which ones they go after,
which I'm quite sure they will. But hopefully with the

(53:46):
big round up, some of the businesses will say, you know,
we probably ought to I see you later cause but
they got to. They have to. Then their boy wait
to hear the wheels are streaching in the gears of wine,
and then it's just be a mess. Yeah, that's what
they've got to do. There's no legitimacy to this until,
like you say, remove the attracting remove the magnet that

(54:11):
allows them to come up here.

Speaker 12 (54:13):
Yeah. So yeah, exactly there it is. There it is. Indeed,
I don't think you had a chance to really say
what you were going to say. Uh, in terms of
your solution that you're offering.

Speaker 2 (54:25):
Real quick, let me just throw this in, which I
think we have enough time to do. It'll just take
a second. Everything. I wish everybody out there could just remember,
if you'll just do the proper maintenance, it'll cure any
limited knowledge you have. Do the maintenance. You don't have

(54:46):
to worry about knowing how the generator or all the
other stuff that you've got runs. You don't have to
understand its intricacies. Do the maintenance, and you got to cover.
It'll work when you got to do the maintenance. Don't
lose the manual to that piece of equipment, the donor's manual,

(55:07):
and do the maintenance.

Speaker 12 (55:09):
There you go.

Speaker 2 (55:10):
I think you'll be plus pleasantly surprised.

Speaker 12 (55:12):
All right, sounds good. Anything else and cut men.

Speaker 2 (55:18):
Men, cut your fingernails. Keep the fingernails cut. That's how
you get sick. There you go. No rovirus, et cetera,
et cetera.

Speaker 12 (55:31):
Yeah, yeah, all right, amen, opt on preaching. I like it.
All right, thanks, appreciate it for now. All right, talk
to you soon. There he is Mark in Texas. All right,
we've got to take the top of the hour break
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This is American Family News. I'm Steve Jordall. President ELEC.
Donald Trump and Vice President ECD JD. Vans will be
sworn into office indoors on Monday due to dangerously cold temperatures.
Fox as Peter Doucy has more from the White House.

Speaker 27 (59:16):
I'm just off the phone with somebody who works for
the president, like the source familiar who confirms that the
swearing in and the inaugural address will happen inside the
US Capital Dome, and then President like Trump is confirming
on truth social that everything else is going to move
into Capital one Arena. We knew that on Sunday there
was going to be a Capital one arena rally with JD.

(59:39):
Van speaking, Donald Trump speaking, the village people, and Kid
Rock We're going to perform.

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Speaker 27 (59:42):
That is going to be a viewing party for a
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is a much smaller crowd than they would be expecting
on the entire National Mall.

Speaker 26 (59:56):
This is the first time an inauguration has been moved
indoors since nineteen eight, when Ronald Reagan's ceremony was changed
due to cold weather. Temperatures are expected to be in
the teens and twenties on Monday in Washington, DC. The
Supreme Court on Friday unanimously upheld the federal law banning
TikTok beginning Sunday unless it's sold by its China based
parent company, holding that the risk to national security posed

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by its ties to China overcomes concerns about limiting speech
by the app or its one hundred and seventy million
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the Justice Department, Israel considers whether to ratify terms of
a ceasefire deal with Hamas. Fox's Mike Tobin reports from
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Speaker 28 (01:00:50):
At any time now, we could get word that the
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held in Gaza in Hamas captivity. Ultimately, over the period
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Speaker 26 (01:01:27):
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In the last four years, this administration has carried out
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many prosecutions Merrick Garland's Justice Department brought in those cases.
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Speaker 30 (01:02:43):
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From FEMA Regions five to ten. This is Governor America,
our number two. Already, it's the eighteenth of January twenty
twenty five. As we get right back into the show here,
just a couple of days prior to the Trump inauguration,
we're all kind of waiting around with baited breath, seeing
what kind of shenanigans are pulled. I don't know. I
kind of think it'll probably go smoothly, but who knows.

(01:05:26):
Who knows at this point. Once then the circus begins,
once he's in office, and already we're seeing now a
weakening of the stance. Vice President elect JD. Vance set
on January twelfth that individuals who are violent during the
US Capitol breach on January sixth, twenty twenty one, quote

(01:05:46):
unquote obviously should not be pardoned. Now, this was one
of the promises that Donald J. Trump made that he
would pardon the January sixth people. Keep in mind, listeners,
there were many January sixth people who were caught up
in violence quote unquote violence, but only based upon what

(01:06:08):
the cops did. If you go and watch that documentary,
January sixth a true timeline. I've referred to it often
on the show. We have put it in the show
notes repeatedly on Governed America. But that was very enlightening
in terms of not only the fact that they were

(01:06:30):
saying that Donald Trump incited them. He was still speaking
while the violence broke out. So this was a political protest,
a political rally, And you can say well, maybe he
shouldn't have been there, maybe this and that, and maybe
you could make the case for that, but you can't
make the case if people understand the timeline on you

(01:06:53):
know that he incited them to do this stuff. That's
point number one. But more importantly, though, is what happened
specifically on that day, because you can see from the
surveillance video. And then this is why I believe they
didn't want to release a lot of it. There are
people that were sitting around, standing around talking when the

(01:07:17):
Capitol police fired gas into the crowd, canisters of gas
into the crowd. There was one case where the Capitol
police started beating a woman, an elderly woman, And it
was at this point that a lot of these people
got upset and went after the Capitol police. Because it's

(01:07:38):
hard for a male, especially to stand there, if they're
truly a man, and watch some innocent elderly woman being
beaten by Capitol police without doing something. And many of
these people a former military and have seen battle and
quite frankly, very fearless, and that's where a lot of

(01:08:03):
this incitement happened. And so I think at this point
in time they ought not be making exceptions unless you
specifically know that somebody on January sixth was working for
the other side, all like say, maybe the FBI, maybe
one of the intel agencies. We know there were multiple
FBI informants quote unquote informants in the crowd. This was

(01:08:29):
further confirmed by the lack of questioning, the lack of answers.
Rather that one of the key officials. We played the
audio on the show. She was asked directly how many
informants they had in the crowd that day, and she
wouldn't answer the question. You remember that, VICKI I forget, yeah,
I forget what the name was on this woman. But

(01:08:51):
she specifically would not answer the question. Now that's an
automatic no when it should be a very simple question.
We didn't have we didn't have agents in the crowd,
or we had a number or whatever, but anything other
than you know, I can't answer that, or you know
that's not something I can say, or whatever. I mean.

(01:09:13):
The weasel response that she gave was a complete non
answer that tells you everything you need to know. They
had all kinds of informant, you know, operatives, I'll call
them operatives, And the question.

Speaker 13 (01:09:27):
I saw a number of sixty thousand somewhere that there
are sixty thousand operatives in our country, Okay, and I
think that includes the gang Stokers, by the way, which
has been called a conspiracy theory. But I've been doing

(01:09:49):
a deep dive back into the history of all of
this one it all started, and you remember when the
Berlin Wall came down, and then there was the reunification
of Germany, and then following that, well, I forget what year,

(01:10:15):
it was ninety one. At some point anyway, there was
an alleged coup d'etat attempt on the Soviet government, and
just coincidentally, Sam Nunn happened to be over in Budapest,
oh my goodness, at a conference sponsored by the Aspen Institute,

(01:10:40):
and so as the coup was happening, he got a
call from a friend in Moscow that said, you better
come over here quick, and so he did. He flew
to Moscow and the key question that he asked Gorbichov

(01:11:00):
was did you secure your nukes while this was going on?
And supposedly Gorbichov didn't answer, which wasn't which meant that
the answer was no, we did not secure our nukes.
That's when Sam Nunn came back and got Richard Luger

(01:11:22):
to go with him in a bipartisan bill to write
legislation for the Cooperative Security Initiative, the Non Luger Cooperative
Security Initiative, And what that was was a partnership to

(01:11:46):
secure the nukes, right to move Russian nukes out of
Russia so that they could be secured. And one of
the requirements was was for point to point tracking on
at every point in the removal of the nukes. Well,

(01:12:12):
when you take that concept and you look at the
United States, in nineteen ninety, President George H. W. Bush
announced a new transportation system for the United States fully automated,
you know, supposedly from the Mexican border to the Canadian border,

(01:12:36):
but it actually included the whole area of North America.
So you could say that the plans for the new
trans transportation system for the United States was designed for

(01:12:57):
the removal and transportation of nukes from Eastern Europe and Russia.
You know, it's really quite brilliant how they do these
things strategically. But the only way that you can see
it is if you go back in history and you

(01:13:17):
know what's happening on a number of different fronts and
foreign policy, domestic policy, the objectives and who's behind it.
And so I think, you know, the August coup was
a fake, but it gave the impetus for the non

(01:13:39):
luger cooperative defense cooperative defense program, of which it included
the transportation system. Okay. Now, another thing that I've been
doing is I was going to go back and you know,
refresh the documentation that I have on China moving into

(01:14:05):
the United States when we in Idaho blew the whistle
on it in twenty ten. So I started out with
the two articles that I read, a twenty three person
delegation from Communist China coming to Meridian, Idaho to look

(01:14:26):
at investment via the EB five visa program into Idaho.
That's as far as I got with the Chinese, and
I hadn't even thought about it. But the rest of
the research was connected to the transportation hubs that were

(01:14:48):
going to be a part of the Communist Chinese investment
in Idaho. So it's the communist Chinese who in who
invested in building what ultimately became a fusion center in Idaho.

Speaker 12 (01:15:09):
Yeah, because it's good, it's it's perfectly in harmony with
the whole technocratic agenda that they're implementing at.

Speaker 13 (01:15:17):
Home, absolutely, every everywhere, everywhere in the world, because transportation
is a global system, and so the foreign trade zones
and inland ports, ports on the seaboard, they are all
part of the global transportation system. And China is doing

(01:15:42):
a lot building a lot of them, if not all
of them, and so they're the ones that are really
distributing what turns out to be the technology for the
police state, for the pan Opticon.

Speaker 12 (01:15:57):
Yeah, it's interesting that they're talk is going to be
going dark here supposedly in a day or two. The
Supreme Court upheld the TikTok ban the reasons that I
was I'm kind of against. I was kind of mixed
on this whole TikTok band because my feeling was is

(01:16:18):
if they can ban one app, they can ban others,
you know, and I'm thinking of gab, you know, the
really the only free speech platform out there that I
know of that genuinely won't censor you. Twitter claims or
what's become acts now it claims they they they aren't,
but they really are. That's been very very pronounced, you know,

(01:16:44):
with this debacle over the h H one B visas.
This latest thing we talked about a couple of weeks ago,
and and how they you know, literally took away people's
check marks. They shadow band, and I mean the shadow
banning and stuff is still going on over there. There's
there's a few high profile sites or accounts that they

(01:17:08):
have allowed to flourish and spread information. But for the
most part, I mean, a lot of people can't get
any traction the same as they couldn't get any you know,
traction under the old Twitter. So it seems like, you know,
meet the new guard, same as the old guard exactly.

(01:17:30):
But yeah, the TikTok band. Let me just finish this
about the TikTok band. The reasons that the Supreme Court
gave for banning it or for upholding it, I think
are our sound reasons based upon what I'm seeing. So
I've kind of slowly come around. I'm more on board

(01:17:52):
with it now than I was before. I think for
the sake of national security, there is a justification to
be made for that. You know, now I find out
that a lot of these young people are going over
to a you know, because TikTok was kind of a
they made it look like it was americanized, and there

(01:18:15):
is a different app that's more Chinese in nature. They
don't have the veneer of you know, Americanism to it.
You know, they don't make it look like they're really
you know, I mean, they don't try to really hide anything,
I guess, And there's a lot of young people that
are actually flocking to that now.

Speaker 13 (01:18:37):
Yeah, that young people don't pay attention to things like
they're looking for fun, that's all, you know. If they
can have fun on a platform, that's what they want
to do. Or maybe if they can make some money
on a platform, who runs it? I think is probably
the last thing on their mind. But I do know

(01:19:00):
that there is subliminal messaging and people can be influenced
by what they're seeing on the screen. And I think
the Internet is just like one big psychological operation.

Speaker 12 (01:19:17):
Yeah, already, this new app that these young people are
flocking to, they're already being experiencing censorship. A lot of
people have said that, you know, anything having to do
with Tianam and Square for instance, they banned that right away.
So it's kind of interesting they're not going to allow

(01:19:38):
that on their platform. But Fox News reports the Supreme
Court on Friday upheld a federal law that would ban
the Chinese owned social media platform TikTok, just two days
before the bipartisan divest Your Law is slated to take effect.
So basically what they wanted is justt this front company
that's owned by the state government by China. They want

(01:20:02):
it to be divested in order for TikTok to stay operational.
But they say that the court wrote there is no
doubt for more than one hundred and seventy million Americans,
TikTok offers a distinctive and expansive outlet for expression, means
of engagement, and source of community. But Congress has determined

(01:20:23):
that divesture is necessary to address its well supported national
security concerns regarding TikTok's data collection practices and relationship with
a foreign adversary. For the foregoing reasons, we conclude that
the challenged provisions do not violate petitioners' First Amendment rights.

(01:20:43):
The judgment of the United States Court of Appeals for
the District of Columbia is affirmed, and so apparently this
is probably going to happen unless something drastic takes place
in the owner ship. It looks like TikTok may very well,
go dark. But you know, this is just one app

(01:21:07):
I guess that's that's really the point in my mind.
While China is, you know, maybe behind TikTok, and it's
ownership of TikTok and they can manipulate the algorithms on TikTok.
Who's the real enemy here?

Speaker 16 (01:21:27):
You know?

Speaker 12 (01:21:28):
It's funny and I meant to clip it. Biden just
gave his final farewell address to the nation. Did you
happen to watch that, Mickey?

Speaker 13 (01:21:37):
I couldn't. I couldn't burn myself to watch it.

Speaker 12 (01:21:40):
Now, I I watched part of it, uh, And honestly
I meant to clip this part. He warned people of
an impending oligarchy. He warned people of oligarical control of
the government. Gee, no kidding, now, I guess he's probably

(01:22:00):
referring to maybe people like Elon Musk.

Speaker 13 (01:22:05):
You know.

Speaker 12 (01:22:06):
But what's interesting about this and quite hypocritical, is Joe
Biden is owned by the communist Chinese, and Joe Biden
is owned by George Soros. As a matter of fact,
he just brought George Soros's son to the White House
to give him the Medal of Freedom at the White

(01:22:27):
House to give George Soros the Medal of Freedom. And
he has the nerve to get on TV and warrant
us about an r oligarchy that exists or could exist
within the United States government. It's well, so hypocritical, it's

(01:22:50):
the peak of hypocrisy.

Speaker 13 (01:22:52):
Well, he did a series of three speeches in the
nineties on the New World Order, and so he's known
about this for a long long time. He was involved
in it, in building it, and so yeah, he's telling

(01:23:13):
the truth. But you know, he was a part of it,
and so were the Republicans. By the way, this really,
I believe all started in seriousness when they passed the
legislation to establish the World Trade Organization, because it was

(01:23:35):
that legislation that separated our economy from our political system.
Our economy went global, and our political system was basically
used to maintain normalcy for the American people, so that

(01:23:56):
they didn't know that this and that you know, they
slipped us a trap door, put us in a trapdoor.
They opened our economy to investors from all over the world.
They allowed our largest corporations to leave the country and
still be able to export back into the United States

(01:24:21):
for nothing, and they destroyed our world with that wto legislation. Yeah,
actually they destroyed they destroyed everybody's world because the technology
systems that were designed and built to facilitate international commerce.

(01:24:44):
It pitted the governments against the regular people of the world,
not just in our country, but in all countries. And
so I mean that's why Europe is a captured country.
It was captured by the European Commission, which is not

(01:25:08):
really a government body. They are the managers of the economy.

Speaker 12 (01:25:13):
Yeah, unfortunately, now earlier, yes, we were talking about the betrayal,
you know, Tulsi Gabbard supporting the FAISA, you know, the
warrantless surveillance of foreigners, which we're all foreigners because they
can route your communications overseas so that they can intercept them.
So really, when you're dealing with warrantless you know, wire

(01:25:36):
tapping or whatever terminology you want to use, they can
target anybody.

Speaker 13 (01:25:42):
Yeah, that's a really good point. We are all foreigners,
even American citizens, because of what they did to our economy.
Okay by it.

Speaker 12 (01:25:52):
Yeah, we're all foreigners now, that's okay, that's a good point. Point.
We are all foreigners now because of the SAIZA, And
really we're foreigners in our own land. They've made us
foreigners in our own land. And that's what's sick about it,
you know. So the betrayal on that front, and I

(01:26:14):
realize she's trying to get confirmed, But is she going
to act any differently once she gets in the office.
I highly doubt it. And then we have Speaker Johnson,
this guy House subcommittee investigating former Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Partisan
January sixth. Special committee interviewed hundreds of witnesses, but testimony

(01:26:35):
for the most notorious star of Pelosi's hearings is conspicuously
absent from the report. The subcommittee, chaired by Representative Barry Laudermilk,
issued an interim report December seventeen, twenty twenty four, calling
former White House employee Cassidy Hutchinson the Pelosi select Committee's
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Speaker 12 (01:31:12):
Welcome back to the broadcast. This is Governed America. Continuing
on here at this halfway point of the show, I
started reading before the break, and I ran out of time.
Up to the break, this Breitbart article which is talking
about how this star witness for Nancy Pelosi on the
January sixth special committee. They were the House subcommittee investigating

(01:31:42):
Nancy Pelosi's partisan January sixth special committee. Now you remember
this special committee where they were. The TV made a
big deal out of it. It was on every channel
for a long time. They covered it, and they just
went on and on and on about January six Well,
now the House Subcommittee was supposedly investigating Nancy Pelosi's January

(01:32:07):
sixth special committee, and one of the star witness was
not even brought. You know, they interviewed hundreds of witnesses
this special committee investigating it. But they didn't even interview
Nancy Pelosi's star witness. Barry Loudermilk, who is a Republican

(01:32:32):
from Georgia, issued an interim report December seventeenth, calling former
White House employee Cassidy Hutchinson that's the star witness, And
despite the Subcommittee issuing a report on it and interviewing

(01:32:52):
hundreds of witnesses, nowhere the committee's report doesn't even make
any reference to bringing in Cassidy Hutchinson for questioning. Now,
according to a source, it was Speaker Mike Johnson who
personally intervened to block the sub committee from issuing a
subpoena to Hutchinson. That's the story. Johnson's now saying that

(01:33:17):
it was clearly false. He did not block it, but
according to this source, he did.

Speaker 33 (01:33:24):
So.

Speaker 12 (01:33:25):
Is it any doubt there can In my view, there
can be no doubt at this point that this guy
is a total loser. Mike Johnson. Yeah, he's working for
the other side. Why does Donald want Why did Donald
Trump support him? That's the question.

Speaker 13 (01:33:44):
Well, well, wait a minute, he is working for the
other side, but that doesn't mean Republican Democrat right there.
There is a faction, a huge faction in the country
that wants the free trade area of the Americas, the

(01:34:06):
Union of the Americas under the UN system. And a
lot of them are the libertarians that that you know,
shout freedom, freedom, freedom, well freedom from the American government,
but enslavement by the global oligarchy that really is behind

(01:34:31):
the United Nations and the end of nation states.

Speaker 12 (01:34:37):
Yeah, exactly. Yeah, we have infiltrators and traders across the
board throughout all of our government government structures, you know,
And we were just like we were talking earlier about this.
Karen Bass in Los Angeles, the mayor of Los Angeles,
laytant communists, and I think Gavin Newsom is you know,

(01:35:01):
I think that the number of people in various levels
of government in our country, in our cities and states,
I think if we were known to know what their
real allegiances are, it would be mind blowing, to say
the least, terrifying, to say the least. But it isn't

(01:35:24):
hard to see why things are the mess that they
are given the fact that these are are are are
dedicated communists. And as far as I.

Speaker 13 (01:35:34):
Think, I think, I don't think it's disputable that Barry's
so too was a communist.

Speaker 12 (01:35:41):
Yeah, community organizer himself. Yeah, exactly. You know, uh now
in California, I will just say this, we were talking
last week about psyops and we were talking about how
you had people involved in well, actually we were talking

(01:36:01):
even before that, before the fires became a major story.
We were talking about these terrorist attacks that happened New
Year's Day. It almost seems like years ago now and
we're only eighteen days into twenty twenty five and all
of this has already happened. We've already had major terrorist attacks,

(01:36:22):
We've had you know, Los Angeles burn get off twenty
twenty five. The rest of the year is anything like
it started out. Brace yourselves were in for a heck
of a ride, and it's not going to be a
very good fun ride either. But we were talking about
how these people who had committed these acts this, these

(01:36:45):
terrorist attacks, you know, driving over people on New Year's
Day and you know how conveniently the separation from the
street to the sidewalk, those barriers were conveniently gone, allowing
this person to drive up and run over people, you know,
And then regarding the other terrorist incident with a guy

(01:37:09):
with conveniately a tesla, a tesla cyber truck blowing it
up in front of Trump's tower, you know. And uh,
this guy, you know, they they literally let the reporter
walk right through his apartment, you know, the day after
the day after they raided the place. You know, she's
just waltzing through, giving a tour to the camera. You know,

(01:37:32):
the whole thing didn't sound right. It stanks to high heavens.
And now you're just supposed to forget all of this
and forget you know. But but both of these characters
came from the same military base, Fort Bragg, which specializes
in psychological operation.

Speaker 16 (01:37:49):
Uh.

Speaker 12 (01:37:50):
Now, I got an email from a listener who wanted
me to point out wanted to point out to me,
and I'll pass it along to you that apparently they
have replaced the term special psychological operations. They have a
much nicer sounding name for it now, it's Military Information
Support operations. There's a document which was put out on

(01:38:16):
September thirtieth, twenty eleven, which they have forwarded to me,
and it says the instructions provides and it points to
it a different document which apparently is not released to
the public. Why listeners, you get to pay for all
this stuff? Why is it secret? Why is it secret?
We have the most expensive military in the world. We

(01:38:38):
pay more money for the armed forces than any other country.
Why are you being kept in the dark about everything
that they're doing? Why? And I understand for strategic reasons.
Some of it might be needing to be secret because
you wouldn't want to alert an enemy of some kind

(01:39:01):
of operation. But we shouldn't have any operation. We should
be at peace, and we're never at peace. We're in
a perpetual state of war constantly. Why is it to
justify the enormous amount of money that we spend on
our military and intelligence apparatus.

Speaker 13 (01:39:17):
That's the magic word. Money. It's always about money. And
I noticed with the Boston bombing, the Boston Marathon, that
the Defense Department budget was up for approval by Congress,

(01:39:39):
and almost magically, after that event, the DoD got what
they wanted.

Speaker 12 (01:39:46):
Yeah, no problem, they say in this document that the
listener afforded me. Under definitions, it says, MISO plan operations
to convey selected in from and indicators to foreign audiences. Again,
there's a foreign again. Huh, we're all foreigners now listeners

(01:40:07):
to foreign You know.

Speaker 13 (01:40:08):
What, that's the benefit of the five buys because we
can screw yours and you can screw ours.

Speaker 12 (01:40:14):
There you go. Yep, there's the crisscross double cross you
were talking about before. They say plan operations MISO is
planned operations to convey selected information and indicators to foreign
audiences to influence their emotions, motives, objective reasoning, and ultimately
the behavior of foreign governments, organizations, groups, and individuals. Then

(01:40:39):
they define civil Authority Information support CIS MISO capabilities used
to conduct public information dissemination activities to support national security
or disaster relief operations within the United States, all capitalized
and its territories in so port of a lead federal

(01:41:01):
USG Agency United States Government Agency number six responsibilities. Combatant
commanders or ccdrs and military service chiefs are responsible for
incorporating MISO. Again, this is the military information support they're
talking really, their substitute word for psychological operations listeners MISO,

(01:41:26):
incorporating MISO into their planning, as outlined in the references
listed in Disclosure f number seven Summary of changes. This
revision replaces the term SIOP with MISO, merges and updates
information previously contained in cj CSI thirty one to ten

(01:41:49):
dot zero five d and they give another reference which
I'm not going to put here because you can read
it for yourself in the document which we'll have in
the show notes. Provides guidance on product attribution and revises
the pre approved MISO programs by adding Stability Organizations, our
Stability Operations, and security at cooperation. Then they say releaseability

(01:42:14):
not for public release. This instruction is approved for limited release.
DD components to include the Combatant Commands and other federal
agencies may obtain copies of this instruction through controlled Internet
access from the CJCS Directives Electronic Library. And then they
give the address, why are we not allowed to know

(01:42:37):
what our government is up to? Why are we not
allowed to know what the military is up to? Why
are we not allowed to know what the military industrial
complex is up to? I think it's very important given
the fact that we're being propagandized on every front, you know,
and now we're supposed to believe California is burning to

(01:42:58):
the ground on its own without any uh, without any prompting,
when public officials are just sitting there letting it burn.
This Mayor Karen Bass, she left knowing full well that
there was a forecast of fires coming she knew that

(01:43:18):
she knew the fires were coming, and she left for
Ghana and yet said nothing about it when questioned about
it by the media. Why because she's a communist and they're.

Speaker 13 (01:43:30):
Implementing I thought that was funny.

Speaker 12 (01:43:34):
I don't think she even froze. I don't think she
thinks she's going to be held accountable by anybody. And
ultimately she's willing to take one for the team if
she is. Because the whole point is sustainable development, leveling
all the buildings to the ground so that they can
rebuild in a manner, which which is high rise apartment buildings,

(01:43:56):
stack them and pack them, and a smart city for
Los ange Angelus. That's what's on the take.

Speaker 13 (01:44:02):
That's what's on the automated so that you can't pass
gas without them knowing about it.

Speaker 12 (01:44:10):
There you go, exactly right. So we see from the
Daily Mail a man has been arrested after firefighters caught
him actively lighting fires in Los Angeles County. It has
emerged now we talked about the man going around with
a blowtorch, they arrested him. It was actually the citizens

(01:44:32):
there that arrested him and detained him while the police
arrived and made the formal arrest, so it was a
citizens arrest that took place, and then they failed to
charge him with arson because they said there was not
probable cause for the arson charge, so they held him

(01:44:53):
on some other felony parole violation. Okay, Yet he's running
around with a blowtorch lighting fires and people there at
the scene saw him do it, so but there's no
probable cause for that. Now we have another one. This guy,

(01:45:13):
Reuben Montes, twenty nine year old, was arrested for arson
on Sunday and Erwindale. Erwindale, California, roughly sixteen miles away
from Altadena, where the deadly eaten fire continues to rage.
They said, no, this is on the thirteenth, so I
don't know if it continues to rage now. Everything's probably

(01:45:34):
burnt to the ground by now. But they say firefighters
were responding to a small brush fire in Erwindale when
they witnessed Montes starting blazes in the area. Police have
confirmed he was detained by officers at the scene and
ultimately arrested for arson. Details surrounding the incident are limited,
and police have not revealed where Montes was booked. Police

(01:45:56):
have also not revealed if Montes was respond for starting
the brush fire or if any of the blazes that
he allegedly lit have caused fire damage. It is also
unclear if he has any ties to other fires ravaging
Los Angeles, but they say his arrest comes just days

(01:46:17):
after an illegal immigrant I call it illegal alien was
detained for allegedly setting a fire and Calabasas west of
Beverly Hills. The catastrophic Los Angeles fires have killed twenty
four people and destroyed more than forty thousand acres. Okay,
so that's one incident. Another incident. Then we have this

(01:46:38):
VICKI from deadline dot com. Deadline it says suspected arson
is arrested and Azusa amid California fires. This one is
from January eleventh. Officers in Azusa, California, have arrested a
man suspected of arson following a brush fire that broke
out in Pioneer Park as wildfires ravaged southern co California.

(01:47:00):
As Zuza Police Department apprehended unhoused man Jose Caranza Escobar
on suspicion of igniting the fire at around eleven forty
pm on Friday, as he was standing near the flames.
Los Angeles County Fire Department quickly responded and extinguished the
blaze and Pioneer Park, and they say during the investigation,

(01:47:23):
he admitted to starting the fire and was arrested for
arch and he was subsequently booked at the Azuza Police
Department jail and is currently being held in custody. This
comes after actor Brian White and several of his Woodland
Hills neighborhood arrested in narsial suspect for carrying a blowtorch.
That's the one we talked about. But this is at
least three people, maybe four, and I'm sure probably more

(01:47:47):
at this point that we're running around setting fires in
California as these winds were whipping up. What is going
on here? Is this a coordinated effort two level Los Angeles?
It starts seems like it to me.

Speaker 13 (01:48:10):
Do you remember in two thousand and seven the same
thing was happening in San Diego County and they had
satellite maps showing the fires, and you could see from
the satellite maps that the fires were kind of in

(01:48:32):
like a half circle. Obviously, wildfires don't aren't symmetric like that.

Speaker 12 (01:48:40):
Yeah, they don't stay with our boundary line.

Speaker 13 (01:48:42):
Right, So fire is a strategy for well, terrorism, but
terrorism for a purpose which I think the La Smart
City is, well, it's extortion. I'm sure they're using fire

(01:49:05):
as extortion. And we're not privy to the discussions going
on behind the scenes, but I think it's pretty obvious.

Speaker 12 (01:49:16):
Yeah. Well, it's very disturbing when you put the pieces
together to see what's going on, and most people aren't
paying attention, and really, can you blame them. They're too
busy trying to pay the taxes and keep their heads
above water with the inflation that's so far out of control.

Speaker 13 (01:49:33):
And to buy groceries.

Speaker 12 (01:49:35):
Yeah, yeah, exactly be able to be able to feed
their families and what have you. Here we see from
Fox News California town with large migrant population might revoke
sanctuary status. That's good news, but there shouldn't be any
sanctuary status in any town, right.

Speaker 13 (01:49:56):
And it was the ACLU that was behind that sanctuary
city business, because I remember when they were making a
boy See a sanctuary city, and then they started on
Twin Falls, you know, to make it a sanctuary city,
but they were they changed the name of it, they

(01:50:17):
called it a welcoming city. But it's the same thing,
and the welcoming is for refugees.

Speaker 12 (01:50:26):
There you go, Yep, exactly right. So Alejandra Mari Yorkish,
I think that is a name I will be happy
to forget. That is a name that I hope we
never have to hear again for as long as we live,
to be quite honest about it.

Speaker 13 (01:50:43):
So why was that guy not charged with a crime
for not following American law? Do we have have all
the international agreements created a situation where the federal officials
have a choice of law. Can they choose international law

(01:51:07):
over American domestic law?

Speaker 12 (01:51:10):
I think you raise a very interesting question. I wouldn't
be a bit surprised if that's the case.

Speaker 13 (01:51:18):
Well, that's the only explanation I can think of to
where you can see the laws that are on the books,
but they're not following them, right, and they're not being arrested.

Speaker 12 (01:51:32):
Yep, exactly right. So all hannimriorcis he actually said that
stopping child trafficking at the border. As Homeland Security Secretary,
it's not his responsibility.

Speaker 34 (01:51:47):
Ice was also unable to account for more than thirty
two thousand unaccompanied kids who failed to appear in court
from twenty nineteen to twenty twenty three.

Speaker 10 (01:51:57):
According to the report.

Speaker 34 (01:51:58):
We read the income borders are, Tom Holman says, these
children are being exploited and trafficked.

Speaker 15 (01:52:07):
Is that true?

Speaker 35 (01:52:08):
Well, we surely, Margaret, We certainly have received reports of
children being trafficked, even those as to whom we know
where they are, that is outside the responsibility of the
Department of Homeland Security.

Speaker 12 (01:52:24):
What did you hear that? He said, even though they
know where they are, it's not his responsibility. It's not
the Department of Homeland Security. Is the responsibility to track
them down, to keep track of them. Well, then what
the hell is your job, dude? What are you there for?

(01:52:48):
Can you believe this?

Speaker 13 (01:52:52):
You know what, I've been at this for so long.
I don't have a problem believing anything because we lost
our American government and so I don't. Which is what
brings up the question, you know, do they have a

(01:53:12):
choice of law. Well, apparently they do. They can choose
you know, international law that has our borders open for
the free movement of goods and services, or they can
choose American law. That's why it seems that the president
is running the country by FIA executive order. You know. So,

(01:53:36):
so we have Biden passing all these executive orders, and
now we're going to have Trump come in and a
whole bunch more executive orders. I mean, this is stupid,
This is ridiculous.

Speaker 12 (01:53:51):
Yeah, we have a king, you know, we have a king.
We're swapping one king for the other king.

Speaker 13 (01:53:56):
Yeah, and why isn't the Senate doing anything about it?
Obviously I haven't. I haven't seen them, you know, proposed
legislation or debate legislation to fix any of this.

Speaker 12 (01:54:12):
Well, they were the ones that acquiesced their authority, and
they are the ones that made it to wear. The president,
whomever it is, has the ability to act as king
a dictator, exactly right, they've given away to it.

Speaker 13 (01:54:28):
Yeah, people should do a search on the unitary executive yep,
you know, which is another word for king.

Speaker 12 (01:54:38):
I will have to finish this on the other side here,
let me just play a little more going up to
the break.

Speaker 35 (01:54:43):
Even those as to whom we know where they are,
that is outside the responsibility of the Department of Homeland Security.
What we do is we turn children over within seventy
two hours, as the law requires, to the Department of
Health and Human Services, and then h just places those
children of course we investigate cases of trafficking, but there

(01:55:08):
are children who are reunited.

Speaker 12 (01:55:12):
Okay, I just want to stop it right there too.
I have to question how much investigating they've really done.
I've got a bunch of clips that I took a
few weeks ago. There's a new documentary, a little mini
documentary on the subject of trafficking that's going on right now.
This thing is a massive money racket, a massive money racket,
and it's terrifying what they're doing to these kids.

Speaker 13 (01:55:37):
Well, when you look into the functions of HHS, that's
where they've buried a lot of the bad stuff that
like refugee resettlement, it's in Health and Human services, and
Global Health Affairs is in Health and Human services. You know,

(01:55:58):
they shift functions into a embedded into agencies where you
don't expect them to be.

Speaker 12 (01:56:08):
All right, I'll tell you what we got to take
the top of the hour break. I want to get
into this human trafficking thing a little bit on the
other side of the brick, because I think it's extremely important.
Doesn't get talked about enough, and so we'll address some
of that here on the other side, as well as
other things as well. Lots to do, little time to
do it, but we'll get to as much of it
as we can here in just a few minutes. After

(01:56:29):
the top of the hour jump, we'll be back.

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Two American Family News. I'm Chris wood Word. Both the

(01:59:03):
outgoing and incoming US presidents are responding to the Supreme
Court's ruling on the TikTok ban. Fox's Evan Brown continues
our coverage.

Speaker 37 (01:59:12):
The US Supreme Court rules the federal law demanding China
based Byte Dance sell the TikTok app to an American
company or a face of ban in US markets is constitutional.
The decision was unanimous. Federal officials have long held the
TikTok app, which has nearly one hundred and seventy million
US users, is a tool of espionage and influence of
communist round China. The law's deadline for a sale is

(01:59:35):
this Sunday, though President Biden says he will not enforce it.
President Trump, who resumes office on Monday, says he wants
to find a way to preserve the app.

Speaker 36 (01:59:44):
President alike Donald Trump and Vice President aleg JD. Vans
will be sworn into office indoors on Monday due to
dangerously cold temperatures. Here's Fox's Chad Pergram.

Speaker 38 (01:59:55):
There is precedent for this. This hit has happened before.
I remember being in high school in President Reagan was
sworn in inside the capital rotunda. The high temperature in
Washington that day was seven degrees fahrenheit. They had some
fierce wins. Maybe gusting up to thirty forty miles an
hour outside the Capitol, and they made the decision to
move in. So, you know, these inaugurations and the weather
have a rather fraught history. You know, they used to

(02:00:17):
do the inauguration on the fourth of March until nineteen
thirty seven. They changed that in the Constitution and moved
it to January, and that's why we sometimes get this
very inclement weather, especially in Washington, d C.

Speaker 36 (02:00:30):
President aleg said on truth Social that the weather will
create dangerous conditions for law enforcement and supporters. Capital One
Arena will now be open for a live viewing of
Trump's inauguration. In Ohio based Tea Party activists says he's
happy with Governor Mike DeWine's pick of Lieutenant Governor John
Eustead is the Senate replacement for soon to be Vice

(02:00:50):
President jd Vance. Tom Zawastowski is president of the Ohio
based We the People Convention.

Speaker 39 (02:00:56):
I'm happy with the pick because I know that John
Houston will be a secure vote for the Make America
Great Again America first Agenda.

Speaker 2 (02:01:05):
I was watching the press conference and I was so
pleased to see a.

Speaker 3 (02:01:10):
Young man, John Houston's in his forties.

Speaker 7 (02:01:12):
We've got Dati Vance.

Speaker 2 (02:01:14):
In his forties. We got Bernie Marino, who's a little older.
But Ohio is changing over from these older people to
a new generation, and that's very exciting.

Speaker 36 (02:01:24):
Some people in Ohio were pushing for Vivek Ramaswami to
be named the Senator. Twenty twenty five could see an
enormous evolution in the use of artificial intelligence in our
nation's public school system, but are noted education analysts as
the AI evolution comes with a major concern integrity. Here's
AFN's Bob Kellogg.

Speaker 40 (02:01:45):
The federal government has released a seventy four page AI toolkit,
and The Hill also reports that twenty five hundred teachers
have more than seventy one thousand hours of data science
professional development. But David Randall of the National Assation of
Scholars has reservations.

Speaker 41 (02:02:03):
Generally that it enabled massive cheating by students, by faculty,
by everyone, such that you cannot faintfully assign any homework
because you cannot know if what's being produced is real
or out of a computer.

Speaker 40 (02:02:22):
Randall says the only way he can think of dealing
with the inevitable cheating at this point is to acquire
students to be taught honor and virtue.

Speaker 41 (02:02:32):
I think the downside, they're enormous. An intelligent, ethical student
possibly could use artificial intelligence well, but overwhelmingly it's going
to be used to cheat random ads.

Speaker 40 (02:02:48):
Every teacher now needs to figure out how to teach
given the situation. I'm Bob Kellogg.

Speaker 36 (02:02:54):
In final news this hour. Continue to pray for California.
The Los Angeles area is still dealing with fires. At
least twenty seven people have been killed in the fires,
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World order, a new world or that new world order.

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This is a moment to seize. The kaleidoscope has been shaken.
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Order the first decade of the twenty first century.

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But out of what is will be seen the greatest
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greatest restructuring of.

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The global economy, a new world order was created.

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Documenting the crisis of our republic.

Speaker 9 (02:04:27):
The very word secrecy is repugnant in a free and
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secret proceedings.

Speaker 3 (02:04:42):
Waiting war on the new world order.

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The Council's dis government.

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We must guard again the acquisition of unwanted influence, whether
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This is govern America with Darrenweek's and Vicky Davis.

Speaker 34 (02:05:01):
The incoming borders are Tom Holman says, these children are
being exploited and trafficked.

Speaker 24 (02:05:09):
Is that true?

Speaker 35 (02:05:10):
Well, we certainly, Margaret, We certainly have received reports of
children being trafficked, even those as to whom we know.

Speaker 3 (02:05:21):
Where they are.

Speaker 35 (02:05:22):
That is outside the responsibility of the Department of Homeland Security.
What we do is we turn children over within seventy
two hours, as the law requires, to the Department of
Health and Human Services, and then HHS places those children.
Of course, we investigate cases of trafficking, but there are

(02:05:44):
children who are reunited with a parent here in the
United States or a legal guardian, and they move and
sometimes the government loses track individuals do not comply with
the reporting obligations or otherwise. I think it is inaccurate
to say that all of them are trafficked or victimized.

(02:06:06):
There are a number of reasons of why we might
lose track of an individual that is not necessarily specific
to this administration. That has been a long standing challenge
in the immigration system. One example of why that system
is so broken, why the duration of time in proceedings

(02:06:27):
is unacceptably longed and has to be remedied. Remember, we're
dealing with a system that was last reformed in nineteen
ninety six.

Speaker 12 (02:06:37):
So he wants comprehensive immigration reform. That's the bill that
they've been pushing for a long time, which we've sought
we got a taste of it, and that's because they
wanted to let thousands of people inside the country before
they even really start enforcing the law. Now here's Mariorcis
on why the administration didn't use executive action until right

(02:06:58):
before the US presidentially election.

Speaker 35 (02:07:00):
It is something that has gripped the entire hemisphere in
the world.

Speaker 34 (02:07:04):
I think you have said to me, one of the
very first things the bid administration did was ask Congress
to act in the earliest days, and then fast forward
you had this bipartisan near miss on a border bill.

Speaker 12 (02:07:15):
Okay, first of all, they don't need they didn't need
Congress to act. Every bit of the laws were in
place for him to for Biden and his administration, which
includes mid arcis to enforce the law. They didn't need
any additional act from Congress.

Speaker 34 (02:07:30):
All that time passed. Why wait until five months before
the US election to put in place those asylum restrictions
that did cut off the flow, Margaret, Remember that ended
a crisis.

Speaker 3 (02:07:42):
Margaret.

Speaker 35 (02:07:42):
Remember where we were when the president took office. We
were in the midst of the COVID nineteen pandemic. The
prior administration had imposed Title forty two, which is a
public health authority and enabled us to expel individuals, to
continue to expel individuals at the border, as the prior

(02:08:06):
administration had done. There was tremendous pressure to maintain the
workings of Title forty two, which we did. That held
until May of twenty twenty three. We then turned to
Congress and we asked for supplemental funding that was desperately

(02:08:26):
needed to make our administration of a broken immigration system
work much better. We were denied. We went back to
Congress a second time and requested supplemental funding.

Speaker 3 (02:08:39):
Denied.

Speaker 35 (02:08:40):
We then turned to the bipartisan negotiations, which proved successful,
which were then killed. The result of it, a really
terrific solution, was killed by irresponsible politics. Looking back now
in hindsight in twenty twenty, if we had known that
irresponsible politics would have killed what was clearly a meritorious

(02:09:03):
effort and a meritorious result, perhaps we would have taken
executive action more rapid.

Speaker 12 (02:09:09):
He's lying through his teeth. We talked about that at
the time. The so called bipartisan border bill would have
allowed in at least four thousand criminal illegal alien invaders
a day, four thousand a day into the country at
least before any emergency enforcement began. That's what they mean
by comprehensive immigration reform. It means open borders and let

(02:09:32):
them all come in. Immigration reform means illegals all become immigrants, basically,
because there are two ways to get rid of illegal aliens.
Number one, deal with the problem by enforcing the borders
and deporting them. Or number two, ignore the problem and
call them something else. You know, by by weakening immigration law,
you can begin to call them all immigrants. You know, VICKI.

(02:09:54):
It's just like the cities where the crime statistics you're
out of control. There's two ways to deal with that problem.
One actually deal with the problem by lowering crime. Or
number two, ignore the crime and stop arresting people and
then the crime statistics go down. California's tried that. How's
that working for them?

Speaker 13 (02:10:11):
Well, that's what happened in Florida, you know with the
Parkland shooting.

Speaker 8 (02:10:17):
Yep.

Speaker 13 (02:10:18):
What we found out was that that sheriff I think
his name was Stephen Israel or something. Yeah, there were
grants available, incentive grants available if crime statistics go down. Well,
crime statistics went down because Sheriff Israel stopped enforcing the laws. Yeah,

(02:10:43):
the guy that was arrested for the Parkland shooting, I
think they he had had over two hundred encounters with police,
but they kept putting him into those diversion programs.

Speaker 12 (02:10:58):
Yep, so they.

Speaker 13 (02:11:00):
They lowered their statistics. I'm sure they got their grants.

Speaker 12 (02:11:04):
There you go, but it didn't really matter. Lower crime
statistics don't mean squat if your cities aren't safe. It's
just like Orwell's nineteen eighty four. Remember when the Ministry
of Truth kept telling everyone that the price of chocolates
was going down, and Winston Smith could see with his
own eyes that the price was higher.

Speaker 13 (02:11:24):
Uh huh.

Speaker 12 (02:11:25):
So they did the same thing with crime and you
know everything else. Unemployment statistics as another one. So the
bill New york Is is talking about that refers to
that he refers to as a as a meritorious effort,
is the bill that would have allowed between four and
five thousand criminal illegal alien invaders into our country before

(02:11:47):
DHS would even act with the emergency measure to stop it.
They would essentially allow thousands of illegal aliens into the
country before enforcement began. That's not a meritorious effort. It
is an effort to destroy our country. Well, making a
feeble effort at pretending you don't have the authority to
stop the invasion, so at the risk of laboring the point.

(02:12:14):
But we now have mafia cartels all over the country,
all over America, streets flooded with drug addicts and fentanyl,
women being set on fire in the subways, rapes, murders,
you name it. You know, I hear Biden's looking for
his legacy.

Speaker 13 (02:12:30):
They're doing, Darren. They're creating American jobs in the public
health system, which is run out of HHS, and it's
a business. I've got a map of the International Rescue Committee.

(02:12:51):
They're very involved in running these refugees, illegal migrants into
the United States because they make money on it.

Speaker 12 (02:13:03):
Yeah. Well, Joe Biden, those around him say he's looking
for a legacy. Well, you got your legacy, a doddering
old fool, Look no more. Your legacy is being the
worst president in the history of the United States, hands down.
You've achieved at the top of your class, and that's
a hard contest to win when you're talking about politics.

(02:13:25):
But you fumbled, bumbled, mumbled your way through four years
of totalitarian law. Fair you've murdered, untold millions by enforcing
the COVID death shot on them, which, by the way,
Trump also took major part in. I got to say,
but Biden his foreign policy disaster from beginning to end,
and we're going to suffer under it, under the consequences

(02:13:48):
for years to come. Yeah, and the inflationary spending go ahead.

Speaker 13 (02:13:53):
I've been going back over a lot of my old research,
because you know, when you haven't looked at it in years,
it's like it's new information. And when they started passing
reforms to the healthcare bill, which was I don't know,

(02:14:15):
two thousand and seven or two, maybe it was two
thousand and nine when Obama was in office, they had
legislation they were changing the paradigm of our healthcare system
to focus on wellness, on health rather than sickness, which
makes no sense whatever, except if you look at it

(02:14:39):
from the point of view of the merger of healthcare
systems between the DoD, the VA, Medicare, Medicaid and you
put them all under the same system. Now, when you're
talking about DOO, the point of their healthcare system is wellness.

(02:15:06):
You know, they do their annual physicals and always checking
them to make sure that they're in peak health, right, yeah, well,
the senior population, Medicare, Medicaid. That is a system that's
required because old people have things go wrong with them.

(02:15:30):
And so if you look at the merger of those systems,
and I know there was a merger because they're one
of the first inquiries about our healthcare system was establishing
a national medical records database. Okay, So the logical thing

(02:15:56):
to do if you're an analyst and you're looking at this,
you say, okay, well, let's start with the DoD system
because that's d D and the VA because those are
the two largest health systems. So if we merged those
and then blend in fold in Medicare, Medicaid, and then

(02:16:19):
you know, we could have the basis for a nationalized
medical records system. Now I knew that it was happening,
and I thought that the medical records were being kept
by the health data exchanges, which were being centered in

(02:16:42):
the emergency room areas in the hospitals. But in an
interview this last week, George Webb said that the medical records,
the consolidated medical records are being maintained by the State Police,

(02:17:03):
and the state Police were in the fusion centers YEP Okay, So,
so all those things fit together. And apparently the health
data exchanges out of the emergency rooms are probably connected
to the fusion centers. But you know, they what they

(02:17:26):
did in Idaho with the Idaho Health Data Exchange was
make it an opt out system rather than an opt
in system. Yeah, and that makes that makes a big difference.

Speaker 12 (02:17:41):
Yeah, And and keep in mind listeners for those that
might be new a fusion center. These are set up
all over the country. There are regional fusion centers which
bring in local police departments and fuse them with the
federal Department of Homeland Security.

Speaker 13 (02:17:58):
So and also with companies that are part of the
critical infrastructure.

Speaker 12 (02:18:04):
There you go. Total information awareness is the goal. And
they set as much years ago now regarding your healthcare
dot that you were connecting, I connected to this dot
ID twenty twenty. They had mentioned that in the chat
room earlier, and we'll come back to that as well,
ID twenty twenty. They have their website ID twenty twenty

(02:18:25):
dot org. Right on the top it says good Health Pass,
Good Health Pass. And that's what the goal is. That
was what the goal is of the COVID stuff. That's
what the goal of the bird flu thing will be
if they get their next pandemic, whether it's bird flu,
whether it's whatever disease dezure that they might happen to
roll out, it doesn't really matter, and it doesn't even

(02:18:48):
really need to be a real pandemic. You know, we
have a lot of information which we won't get to
today about the next pandemic that they're pushing. But ID
twenty twenty, they say, since twenty sixteen, twenty twenty is
promoted an ethical privacy protecting approach to digital ID. Yeah,
oh yeah, you know, what's real private is not participating

(02:19:11):
in that crap. But they say to support equitable there
it is equitable social, political, and economic empowerment. Yeah, where
do I go? Throw up?

Speaker 13 (02:19:25):
Empowerment means you sign up for their police state.

Speaker 12 (02:19:28):
Empowerment is promoting their empowerment, not yours. Techn you know,
they say economic empowerment. But who's being empowered, that's the question.
It certainly isn't the people who are enslaved to this mess.

Speaker 13 (02:19:41):
They say, technology, oh came up with the idea. You
can either get their their new real ID or you
can keep just the state ID. But in order to
fly or you know, use national transportation or anything like that.
You've got to have the new ID.

Speaker 12 (02:20:02):
Yeah, that sounds an awful lot like Obama saying that
if you have your health, if you like your doctor,
you can keep your doctor. And we see how that
worked out, didn't it.

Speaker 13 (02:20:12):
Yeah.

Speaker 12 (02:20:13):
They say technology is evolving at a blinding pace, and
many of the transactions that require identification are today being
conducted digitally. Digital idea is an essential component of the
digital public infrastructure that will create a foundation for digital
trust and enable individuals to access essential government and commercial services.
While digital transformation efforts have many positive effects, challenges and

(02:20:39):
setbacks have limited their impact. New approaches are necessary to
ensure these systems adequately serve the needs and protect the
interest of all parties, including individual users. For example, ID
twenty twenty launched the Good Health Pass Collaborative in twenty
twenty one to develop principles and standards for digital health

(02:21:01):
passes aimed at restoring international travel during the COVID nineteen pandemic.
The cross sector initiative brought together more than one hundred
twenty five companies and there it is public private partnerships listeners.
Totalitarian fascism one hundred twenty five.

Speaker 13 (02:21:18):
Companies, private tyranny.

Speaker 12 (02:21:22):
One hundred twenty five companies and organizations from the technology, health,
and travel sectors. ID twenty twenty and the Digital Impact
Alliance announced plans to unite in the push for digital
transformation efforts to serve the best interest in wellbeing of
people and society in August twenty twenty three. The which

(02:21:42):
is just last year, listeners, They're still moving big time
on this. They intend to get this. I say last year,
but actually it's twenty five now. Ah Man, I can't
keep up with a year. It's insane how fast things
are going. The Digital Impact Alliance now houses ID twenty
twenty's unique knowledge, products and expertise in digital ID and
will integrate the importance of ethical digital ID in the

(02:22:06):
continued promotion of inclusive, inclusive and trusted digital public infrastructure
and data governance inclusivity. Yet nobody is left out of
the tutalitarian control that they're fostering on the planet, pushing
upon everybody equally. That's your equality, that's your equity, listeners,

(02:22:30):
nobody's left alone, regardless of what gender you think you are,
regardless of what color your skin is, regardless of what
background from which you come, regardless of whether you're you're
somewhat rich or tremendously poor. They intend to leave no
stone unturned and no individual left alone. That's what we're

(02:22:54):
facing here in this tutalitarian world of technocratic extremism.

Speaker 13 (02:22:59):
And what I want people to understand. When they get
this system fully in place, there will be no freedom
anywhere for anybody. And that's what's driven me to work
on this for twenty years with nobody paying me exactly,

(02:23:21):
you know, because it will enslave the regular people of
the world and the governments at our governing level. They
have merged these systems to enslave all of the people
of the world. Yeah, and there's no conspiracy theory about it.

(02:23:44):
I've got documentary, documentary.

Speaker 12 (02:23:46):
All of it, exactly, all of it, The Technocratic Tyranny.
Listeners to go to the website where her research is,
The Technocratic Tyranny and Channelingreality dot com. Years decade really
of research and documentation there for your perusal for anybody
that cares. And we all should care because our posterity

(02:24:09):
is hanging in the balance. Let's go to Georgia and
talk to Art Art.

Speaker 42 (02:24:13):
Go ahead, please, by good morning, guys, yeah, I remember
when we were talking about this right here on this
broadcast in twenty nineteen.

Speaker 2 (02:24:25):
We were talking.

Speaker 16 (02:24:26):
About ID twenty twenty right here on this broadcast, and
it was interesting. I went back this morning when the
conversation first came up in the chat room and just
to re to have another look at the website ID
twenty dot org. And it's interesting. You notice that the
website is completely different and completely.

Speaker 12 (02:24:48):
Rewritten, right yep.

Speaker 16 (02:24:50):
And there's one thing that is not in there anymore,
and that was one of the pages actually told about
a pilot program that was going on in Austin, Texas
at the time. And this was twenty nineteen. We were
talking about this at the time. There was a pilot
program going on where they were literally micro chipping migrants

(02:25:13):
and homeless people in Austin, Texas.

Speaker 12 (02:25:16):
It's the low hanging fruit. That it's a low hanging.

Speaker 16 (02:25:19):
Fruit that's not on the website anymore. Yeah, people don't
know that this is going on.

Speaker 12 (02:25:23):
Yeah, they always go after the low hanging fruit first.
It's just like the Masons having these microchip kits or
identity fingerprinting chips or kits for children. So I'm getting
little tongue tied here as I'm eying the clock. But yeah,
it's the low hanging free It's just like everify. Everify

(02:25:44):
another gives a good example. Let's go after the illegals,
because nobody will object to the illegals, and the illegals
will be happy to be id'd as long as they
can stay in the country. So if anybody thinks that
the Everify system is just for the illegals, you got
to you're badly mistaken. They always go after the low

(02:26:04):
hanging fruit first. It'll be prisoners in prison. They'll be
getting the IDs and the microchips and everything first, and
everybody will be happy to let them do it, because
who cares about all those dirty little murderers and rapists
and whatever, you know. But they'll advance, they'll they'll they
always advance. It's a beachhead into the rest of us.

Speaker 13 (02:26:29):
And they do change the language from administration to administration. Yeah,
but if you look into the details of the system
of what they're doing, it's the same system, just with
a new name exactly.

Speaker 12 (02:26:43):
Hey, Art, do you have anything else? All right? Hey,
appreciate the cal Thank you very much. Bottom of the hour.
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Speaker 12 (02:31:07):
You know, we could talk about Joe Biden's legacy. I
was mentioning earlier that he was looking for his legacy,
you know, using his office to enriches himself, prosecuting, persecuting
political opponents, people who were his opponents, politically rotting away
in prison while he commuted the sentences of murdering criminal monsters,

(02:31:29):
pulling them off death roll, which he continues, by the way,
continues to do. Bullying tech giants, you know, censoring freedom
of speech for the America, of the American people, something
that the tech giants themselves now admit openly that Biden's administration,
did you know, he did everything he could to divide
the country and entertain trainees and deviants at the White House.

(02:31:54):
That's the legacy, that's who he is. Open borders, open destruction,
open treason against our nation, open contempt for the constitution
of the American people.

Speaker 13 (02:32:06):
Well, he was from the state Delaware where all the
corporations registered, Most of the corporations registered their corporations. Yeah,
for the benefits. I can't tell you what the benefits were,
but I do know that Delaware was the state where

(02:32:29):
they all registered.

Speaker 12 (02:32:31):
Well, they have corporate secrecy laws there, and that brings
up the the what was it Transparency Act? The Corporate
Transparency Act is what it's called the boat.

Speaker 42 (02:32:47):
To reveal the beneficial beneficial information.

Speaker 12 (02:32:51):
Yeah, ownership exactly, beneficial ownership information, and they're wanting those
of us. Everyone in the country, an LLC or a
small business. It doesn't have to just be an LLC.
Its corporations across the board with a small number of
employees or no employees. But they were trying to require

(02:33:13):
all of us to register as.

Speaker 13 (02:33:15):
They opened up our country for foreign countries to invest
in our country, and they do it behind the shield
of a holding company.

Speaker 12 (02:33:28):
Yeah, I did.

Speaker 13 (02:33:29):
I did one story with Amanda Tea Garden about a
company called Wave Technologies, and in the course of that research,
what we found is that there was a hairdresser up
in Canada that moved to the United States, and I

(02:33:50):
think it was as I recall, it was funded by
the Chinese. But they between that move they tran formed
themselves into a holding company and then applied for defense contracts.
You know, So how do you go from a hairdresser
to a defense contractor? But that's what they did behind

(02:34:16):
the shield of a holding company.

Speaker 12 (02:34:19):
Well, I just want to say this about the beneficial
ownership information reporting which they are wanting us to do, thankfully,
thank god, that has been put on hold. There has
been an injunction put in place. Now there's a number
of different things that have happened. It was put on hold,
there was an injunction put in place, and then it

(02:34:40):
was lifted and then it was put back into place.
So a number of things have happened. And I would
say everyone with a small business, you're probably required to
report under this. If this final outcome goes that way,
and the penalties are extremely steep if you don't. So

(02:35:04):
it's incumbent upon everybody with a small business an LLC,
even if you're not actively using it to stay informed
about this issue. I'm praying that this will be overturned
because to me, I know you and I see differently
on this, VICKI, but to me, this is a tutalitarian
federal government reach into the states. It oversteps its boundaries

(02:35:27):
in because the Constitution doesn't give the federal government the
power to regulate intrast state commerce, but that's exactly what,
in my opinion, they would be doing.

Speaker 13 (02:35:38):
Well. It also doesn't give the federal government the right
to basically eliminate our borders. The whole idea of the
nation state exactly is that it has borders. It's a
defined area under constitutional government. But when they signed it

(02:36:00):
the WTO, when they created the WTO and the rules
under which the wt OL and foreign corporations and governments operate,
they sold out our country.

Speaker 12 (02:36:15):
Yeah, totally exactly. I totally agree with you on that.
So anyway, that's what I wanted to say about that.
You know, we have all these situations taking place New
York City, man and critical condition after being shoved onto
subway tracks and struck by a train. And a lot
of times these incidents happen and it ends up being

(02:36:36):
an illegal alien invader. This particular incident, I just don't
have time to go into it deeply. But this is
happening all over the place. The cities have become extremely
unsafe at a time when they want to promote, under
the guise of sustainable development, using public transportation to get
where you want to go. This is the future. Oh,

(02:36:58):
getting shoved onto tracks.

Speaker 13 (02:37:00):
That was one thing I wanted to mention. Public health
is environmental health. Okay, so once they get the public
health system in place under the World Health Organization, they
control the environment and they controlled your health.

Speaker 2 (02:37:22):
Yeah.

Speaker 13 (02:37:23):
And now they tried to introduce the concept of zonotics,
which is our diseases transferred from animals to people. That's
what the whole wuhan Bat thing was about, you know,
the humans catching disease from animals, and under the World

(02:37:47):
Health Organization, under a system called one Health, they will
control our entire domain.

Speaker 2 (02:37:58):
Yeah.

Speaker 12 (02:37:58):
I want to jump to this real quick before we
get out run out of time, because I think this
is extremely important and I want to put this on
people's radar. We can talk a lot about illegal aliens
lusting five year old girls. I got a story here that,
you know, just story after story of this, but this
human trafficking thing. Earlier, we were playing audio from New
York Is saying basically, it's not their job to worry

(02:38:21):
about human trafficking or stop it at the border or
anything like that. Oh, we investigate cases, but nothing's ever
really done. They got an enterprise going on right now
of human trafficking. Tom Hicks over at Muckraker has been
investigating the thousands of missing children that have gone missing
in the country. They just put out a mini documentary.

(02:38:44):
I spent some time about a week ago going through
and clipping some of this stuff from that. I just
want to share some of this with you because I
think this is extremely important.

Speaker 39 (02:38:53):
Since twenty twenty one, an average of four hundred unaccompanied
children are struggled into the United States every day. These
children who cross into the United States without parents are
subsequently detained, processed by the federal government's Unaccompanied Children Program,
and eventually released into the country. On Augustine teenth, twenty
twenty four, the Department of Homeland Security announced that they

(02:39:16):
had lost track of over three hundred thousand of these children.

Speaker 3 (02:39:20):
In June of twenty twenty four, a.

Speaker 39 (02:39:21):
Government insider from the Department of Health and Human Services
provided Matbraker with a list detailing the names of over
eight thousand alien children along with.

Speaker 3 (02:39:30):
Their last known addresses.

Speaker 39 (02:39:31):
So we began an operation to find the missing children ourselves.
Over the course of our investigation, we discovered the dangerous
places where children had been delivered, confronted a CIA contractor
who moves these children, heard shocking stories from children who
the federal government has lost track of, and exposed a
child trafficking network in Florida. This report brings to light

(02:39:54):
the fate of the forgotten children who have fallen victims
to the criminal negligence of the United States federal government.
Children who enter the United States illegally and without parents
are subsequently detained and placed in holding camps while the
Office of Refugee Resettlement works to find the child a
permanent home through their Unaccompanied Children program. The goal of

(02:40:15):
the Unaccompanied Children Program is to place alien children with
vetted sponsors, who are typically family members or close family friends. However,
we discovered that while in federal government custody. Some children
asked to be sent back to their home country, but
are instead taken away in the middle of the night
and sent to sponsors who they do not know. It
is also well documented that this program has placed children

(02:40:38):
in the hands of criminal organizations such as m AS thirteen,
as well as labor and sex trafficking rings.

Speaker 3 (02:40:45):
We began our operation by door knocking.

Speaker 39 (02:40:46):
The addresses associated with the most vulnerable children on our list,
focusing on the youngest who were the most likely to
be victims of trafficking. One of our first finds was
an abandoned house where two boys aged seven to ten
and had allegedly been delivered. We are at this house here,
three to one Broadway in Amityville, New York on Long Island.

(02:41:09):
Allegedly two children were delivered to a sponsor that lives
at this address, but as you can see, nobody lives here,
and honestly, it doesn't look like anybody's lived here in
quite a long time.

Speaker 12 (02:41:21):
Okay. So he managed to track down some of the
children who said that they were awakened in the middle
of the night and taken some place and they don't
know where they're going.

Speaker 39 (02:41:31):
Our investigation eventually led us to the projects of the Bronx,
where we found a girl who told us a horror
story from inside the facility. She was detained in at Pomona, California.

Speaker 43 (02:41:42):
How many days were you in Pomona, California.

Speaker 15 (02:41:45):
I was there for thirty five days.

Speaker 20 (02:41:47):
Thirty five.

Speaker 43 (02:41:49):
Did you ever hear anyone say they didn't know where
they were going?

Speaker 33 (02:41:54):
Well, I remember two kids. One she didn't know where
she was going, and the other said she didn't know
what would happen. And then two days before I came here,
one night before she cried because she didn't know what
they would do with her. We went to sleep, and

(02:42:15):
in the morning when I got up, she was gone.
They had taken her away, and she wanted to say goodbye,
but they wouldn't let her.

Speaker 3 (02:42:24):
They wouldn't let her.

Speaker 15 (02:42:25):
No, I don't know what happened.

Speaker 3 (02:42:26):
Because they get them up at four o'clock in the.

Speaker 33 (02:42:28):
Morning, three o'clock in the morning, three o'clock in the morning, and.

Speaker 15 (02:42:31):
They said they do not allow it.

Speaker 3 (02:42:33):
Pick up everything you're leaving.

Speaker 15 (02:42:35):
And they take them away. It gives me the creeps.

Speaker 43 (02:42:38):
Where was your friend from?

Speaker 33 (02:42:41):
One was from Honduras and the other was from Guatemala.

Speaker 15 (02:42:47):
Well, she was a good friend of mine before that.
She always cried and told me her sorrows, and she
told me to give her my Facebook.

Speaker 33 (02:42:57):
I always waited for her to send me a message,
and I never gotten anything from her.

Speaker 3 (02:43:02):
And how old was she? If you remember.

Speaker 15 (02:43:07):
Sixteen? She was sixteen.

Speaker 43 (02:43:11):
Did you ever hear others say they had asked to
be sent back and they would have let them.

Speaker 15 (02:43:16):
Yeah, I heard that.

Speaker 12 (02:43:18):
So they also confronted one of the companies that the
government contracts to move the kids.

Speaker 39 (02:43:25):
The federal government uses contractors to move children from detention
centers like the one the scroll was held at, into
the hands of their sponsors. One of these contractors is MBM,
a private security contractor with ties to the CIA, NSA, FBI,
and Homeland Security. Over the past few years, MVM has

(02:43:45):
secured contracts worth tens of millions of dollars to escort
detained alien children into the hands of their sponsors. We
flew to McCown in Texas, a major hub where detained
alien children are located, and were able to track down
MBM contractors as they were moving children.

Speaker 44 (02:44:02):
What is mean is this MBM thro We have footage
here that a lot of these children don't know the
sponsors that they are going to.

Speaker 3 (02:44:10):
What's going on?

Speaker 45 (02:44:11):
The kid's in the car here, they're moving these kids,
they just turn the lights off. This is the MVM
headquarters that we are currently at. There are kids in
this van right here that they are moving. Excuse me,
what's going on here? There they go and noticed they left.

Speaker 39 (02:44:28):
They got out of here in such a hurry that
they just left their bags here. They just left them
there and they took off in the van in such
a hurry. Because that's how secret this operation is.

Speaker 12 (02:44:37):
They do not want you to know what is going on. Okay,
so h At one point he spoke with a border
patrol guy who didn't know he was being recorded. He
was on a secret camera, and the border patrol official
admitted that some of the kids were being trafficked. He
knew that, but he wouldn't blow the whistle because he

(02:44:58):
would lose his job. Are a lot of the the
kids coming over there?

Speaker 3 (02:45:02):
They are they trafficked?

Speaker 10 (02:45:03):
Or like, what's the summer I'm somewhere?

Speaker 3 (02:45:07):
Does that happen a lot? That the kids come out
here with a probably fake name.

Speaker 7 (02:45:10):
It. Yeah, there's no way for us to verify, and.

Speaker 39 (02:45:14):
So they come over here with a fake name and
then they just come up and want they just get
a random identity.

Speaker 7 (02:45:17):
They could be anybody. Have you seen them sound of Freedom?

Speaker 3 (02:45:22):
Yeah, yeah, I've seen.

Speaker 41 (02:45:23):
Yeah, yeah, exactly.

Speaker 44 (02:45:27):
You guys get the kids went over here with the
notes that are attached to them, with the addresses, right,
and a lot of times I just lead to.

Speaker 39 (02:45:32):
Like a like a sex traffick or something that's that's legit.

Speaker 10 (02:45:35):
Yeah, there's a lot of shot that we can't tell.

Speaker 3 (02:45:37):
What's the issue that Why can't you guys talk on camera.

Speaker 10 (02:45:41):
The policies of things that we can and can.

Speaker 35 (02:45:44):
Say, But why don't they want you talking on camera?

Speaker 12 (02:45:48):
Politics?

Speaker 7 (02:45:49):
What like making the administration look batter.

Speaker 24 (02:45:52):
Damn Honestly, I really wish it was more people you like, yeah,
exposing Yeah.

Speaker 12 (02:45:59):
Because it's it truly is a horrible thing.

Speaker 24 (02:46:03):
Yeah, it is about the thing.

Speaker 3 (02:46:05):
But me, I can demand.

Speaker 39 (02:46:07):
You could build a whistle on it, and only kid
you could, We're gonna lose job.

Speaker 12 (02:46:10):
Yeah. So he confronted a woman who had followed He
had followed to the airport from the MVM company, this
company that's contracted with the US government. Uh, the government
contractor which is moving these kids. She told him she
was on vacation, and yet she had kids with her,
that she was moving right there with her at the time.

Speaker 44 (02:46:32):
You work for MVM, and MVM is an organization at
the new house, I don't know.

Speaker 12 (02:46:37):
You do not work for MVM.

Speaker 34 (02:46:39):
I'm on marquestion.

Speaker 44 (02:46:40):
We've now landed in Houston, and it appears as if
MVM has requested a police escort because they don't want
media exposing what they're doing. But if you look, they
have all of the kids wearing masks, and they have
them keeping their head down. All the kids wearing masks,

(02:47:02):
keeping their head down, they're.

Speaker 3 (02:47:07):
Telling him to hide their face. Many of these kids
go missing.

Speaker 44 (02:47:11):
You said that you were on vacation, and now you're
moving this small child to the airport.

Speaker 3 (02:47:15):
I thought you were on vacation, ma'am.

Speaker 44 (02:47:19):
I thought you were on vacation.

Speaker 3 (02:47:22):
What happened to that?

Speaker 44 (02:47:24):
Do you have any comment about children that have gone
missing that you've helped to escort across the country.

Speaker 12 (02:47:28):
Okay, I've got one more clip from this mini documentary
and I will put the link of this as everything
along with everything else that we talk about on the show.
In the show, notes at Governamerica dot com, but he
tracked down one child who had a horrific story to tell.

Speaker 39 (02:47:43):
As we worked our way through the list provided to
us by the government insider, we encountered sponsors who, for
various reasons, no longer had the child. Some told us
that they had given the child to somebody else. Others
said that the child had returned to their home country.
One such case involved a fourteen year old girl named
Linda who had been placed with an unrelated sponsor in Nashville, Tennessee.

(02:48:05):
When we knocked on her sponsor's door, we were told
that she had since moved to Louisiana. We were eventually
able to track her down and found her living in
a Rundown neighborhood on the outskirts.

Speaker 3 (02:48:15):
Of New Orleans.

Speaker 43 (02:48:17):
When you were in the shelter in Pomona, California, did
you at any point hear other kids say that they
didn't know where they were going to Yeah, and that
they didn't know who they were going to live with.

Speaker 15 (02:48:32):
Yes?

Speaker 43 (02:48:32):
Yes, did you hear that many times?

Speaker 15 (02:48:35):
Yes?

Speaker 33 (02:48:35):
I've even had a little friend I can't remember her name,
but she said she didn't know where she would go.
How old was she same age as May thirteen.

Speaker 43 (02:48:45):
If this was something you saw happening not only with
your friend, but many other children as well, right, yes?
And did you at any point want to go away?

Speaker 15 (02:48:57):
I did?

Speaker 35 (02:48:58):
Yeah?

Speaker 3 (02:48:58):
And was it because you didn't like where you were?

Speaker 33 (02:49:03):
It was because of my aunt's character, my sponsor's character.
She was like, if you don't pay me for this,
you're not going to get that. If you don't buy
your food, you're not going to eat, and so on.

Speaker 43 (02:49:20):
Can you elaborate a bit more about how she ran
you off?

Speaker 3 (02:49:25):
Where did you go? Well?

Speaker 33 (02:49:28):
I slept in the street. I slept in the street
in the cold weather. Then I talked to a friend.

Speaker 15 (02:49:37):
I had to.

Speaker 33 (02:49:37):
Stay in his car with a bed sheet bearing the cold.

Speaker 15 (02:49:42):
I couldn't eat. I had no money to eat.

Speaker 43 (02:49:46):
Do you feel you were forced to work while you're out?

Speaker 13 (02:49:51):
Yes.

Speaker 33 (02:49:54):
She would tell me that if I didn't have money
for rent, that she would kick me out. That's why
she talked to the lady who raised me, my mom,
and she started telling her that she was going to
take me out.

Speaker 15 (02:50:07):
Of the street, that if I didn't give her what
she wanted, we were going to be in trouble.

Speaker 33 (02:50:15):
And to this day she's still charging me four thousand
dollars for my trip from Honduras. When I was in school.
One of the reasons why I dropped out was because.

Speaker 15 (02:50:27):
She was harassing me.

Speaker 33 (02:50:28):
She kept blackmailing me, saying that if I didn't go
back to live with her, that I was never going
to see my mother again.

Speaker 43 (02:50:35):
Before we visited you, did anyone from the government ever
contact you from the shelter? Did they ever visit you?

Speaker 15 (02:50:42):
No? Never so far.

Speaker 33 (02:50:45):
I rather think that if they would have tried to
contact me when I had no place to sleep, I
would have gone.

Speaker 43 (02:50:52):
You mentioned on the phone that you did see many
things on the.

Speaker 15 (02:50:58):
Way up here.

Speaker 12 (02:50:59):
Yes.

Speaker 43 (02:51:01):
Did that involve girls about your age?

Speaker 15 (02:51:05):
Yes? And they raped her when I was leaving.

Speaker 33 (02:51:09):
When I was coming to Monterey, they took us off
the bus. It was like a truck, and they counted
us all. I was on this side, and those two
girls were here eat. A woman grabbed them and said

(02:51:30):
she was going to take them to a whorehouse, And
at that moment a middle aged man said, no.

Speaker 15 (02:51:40):
I'll play with them first.

Speaker 33 (02:51:42):
He took them into the car and we could only
hear how the girls cried.

Speaker 20 (02:51:47):
Did you get how old?

Speaker 43 (02:51:48):
If you could remember more or less. How old did
they look about your age?

Speaker 33 (02:51:54):
Yes, they were about the same age. One was thirteen
and the other fourteen. Why did the drivers who were
driving were killed?

Speaker 43 (02:52:05):
Do the drivers get shot here?

Speaker 33 (02:52:09):
First they hit them on the head with boards, and
then later when they were all beaten and their faces
were covered in blood, they were shot here.

Speaker 12 (02:52:20):
So that's what I have on that documentary. We have
right now because of the Office of Refugee Resettlement and
the criminal Biden administration, a human trafficking, human smuggling operation
that is a undercover dark mafia type business right along

(02:52:46):
with the drug cartels. This human smuggling operation. It's a
very very serious thing when children are going missing and
the government is involved in it, funding, helping to fund
the operation. My question is who's benefiting from all of this?
Are there kickbacks going into Biden coffers? Are there kickbacks

(02:53:07):
going into Majorkist coffers? Because this can't be going on
on this scale without them knowing about it and facilitating it.
Are you still there?

Speaker 13 (02:53:21):
You know, as I'm listening to you and thinking about this,
child prostitution is legal in some countries right. World Trade Organization,
World Economy Yeah, they didn't legislate any morals or values

(02:53:45):
into those international trade agreements.

Speaker 12 (02:53:48):
So this is what we have to look forward to
under the new World Order. Is that what you're saying.

Speaker 13 (02:53:53):
That's exactly what I'm saying. Because foreign businesses have a
right to do business in the United States, same as
if they are in their own country. And there are
members in the Senate that know that they know this stuff,
So why aren't they fixing it? Ask yourself that why

(02:54:16):
they know about these international trade agreements? And you recall
Joe Biden was chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee
for forever. Yeah, so he knows about all this stuff.
He knew about all of it, and they're they're just

(02:54:38):
letting it happen.

Speaker 12 (02:54:39):
Yeah, well, not only letting it happen, but facilitating it.

Speaker 13 (02:54:43):
And yeah, because you because they have to facilitate foreign
businesses over the interests of American businesses.

Speaker 12 (02:54:52):
Yeah, that's a very cynical perspective on the situation. But
I think you're right on the money. It's it's it's
really sick what's happening here. And I wish, I wish
to God I could trust in the Republicans in office
to clean this up, but I don't see that it happening.

(02:55:14):
We'll have to wait and see. We'll have to pray
that God will bring a revival in this country. It
would only happen if the American people understood what's happening
and unilaterally or not utillettery but in unison, I should
say push back against it and demand changes. But it's

(02:55:35):
an uphill fight because there's so much corruption and so
many people in authority that are profiting from it. AH
sad situation. We got to go though we're out of time.
Thank you, Vicky has always appreciate everything you do. All
of the stuff that we talk about will be in
the show notes. God bless each and every one of you.
Keep your chin up, pray for this republic. It needs

(02:55:56):
it badly, and join us back here next week, same time,
same outlet, and we'll do it all over again. Blessings,
and I'll try to remember. I'll try to take open
the phone lines a little more next week and take
more of your calls. God bless you folks, and we'll
talk to you. And thanks VICKI, thank you, Deren, Bye bye, everybody.

Speaker 45 (02:56:14):
Go by the rest

Speaker 3 (02:56:19):
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