July 3, 2025 • 18 mins
Something unprecedented is happening with autism rates in America, and nobody seems willing to address the elephant in the room. When statistics show one in 30 children now diagnosed with autism—with boys at one in 20 nationwide and a shocking one in 12.5 boys in California—we must ask what's changed in recent decades to cause such a dramatic shift.
The potential connection between vaccines and autism rates deserves serious consideration despite powerful interests working to silence discussion. Big Pharma operates on a profitable cycle: creating health issues through interventions, then offering expensive solutions to manage the resulting conditions. This pattern extends beyond autism into our broader healthcare system, where the Department of Justice recently announced the largest healthcare fraud takedown in history—324 defendants charged in schemes totaling $14.6 billion in fraudulent claims to Medicare and Medicaid.
Meanwhile, political theater continues as representatives make emotional claims about healthcare legislation without context, immigration enforcement sparks heated debates about American values, and international relations shift dramatically. Reports that former President Trump has cut direct contact with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu over manipulation concerns signal a potential departure from traditional foreign policy approaches. His approval ratings among Republicans now reportedly exceed even those of Ronald Reagan, suggesting strong base support despite ongoing controversies. Through it all, we're reminded that discerning truth requires looking beyond official narratives and asking who benefits from maintaining the status quo. If you value this perspective, please consider supporting the Food for Thought Faithcast with a donation or prayer request. God bless everyone seeking clarity in confusing times.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
So RK gave one of the most heartbreaking briefings
press conferences I guess I'veever heard him give today in
regards to autism, and you cansee right here a few stats One
in 30 have autism.
One in 20 boys have autism.
One in 12.5 boys in Californiahave autism.
(00:20):
What do you think it leads to?
I'm just going to throw it outthere.
I bet it's the vaccines,because this was never a problem
a long time ago and it's onlygetting worse.
I cannot wait till we exposebig pharma this horrific,
(00:41):
horrific thing they have done.
Stop vaccinating your children,please.
Yes, I just drank methyleneblue.
Speaker 2 (00:52):
Hey, guys, it's B-Rob and it's the Food for Thought
Faithcast and Jordan Clark, myman, just said something that we
all have been thinking andnobody wants to tackle, because
that's such a tough subjectbecause of how many people we
know personally with autistickids, um, and that you know, but
(01:14):
that that's a subject that'sgoing to have to be tackled
because not only is big pharmaraking in millions, trillions of
dollars, they're getting peoplerely on the federal government.
What do you think they want?
That's what they want.
They don't want you to ownanything, they don't want you to
(01:37):
have anything, they don't wantyou to know anything, they just
want you stupid and relying onthem.
So they create the problem andthen create the vaccines,
supposedly to fix the problem,but it comes out that the
vaccines are the problem.
Well, it hasn't really yet, butit will.
(01:59):
And, guys, that's a tough one.
Like I said, I even havefriends with kids who are
autistic.
I have a nephew who's autistic.
They're great, great people,great kids.
But it is what it is and it'sgoing to have to come out.
(02:22):
It's going to have to be talkedabout about, just like
everything else is slowly comingout.
Guys, it's a beautiful day, it'sjuly 3rd.
And uh after, uh, hakeemjeffries just uh, um, I don't
know what that was for ninehours, but uh after, he just uh,
(02:44):
felt like hours anyway, talkedand talked and talked.
That was just a delay tactic,that's all that was delay tactic
.
They don't want this one bigbeautiful bill coming out at all
.
They don't want it coming out.
Wonder, why?
Wonder, why Does it expose thefraud?
Does it expose?
I mean, not only does it I'mnot going to sit here and guess
(03:09):
but I know things that it doesdo and it's amazing and it's a
wonderful day.
And it just so happens thatTrump's going to sign it
tomorrow, on July 4th, the 249thbirthday of the US, I think the
military right.
Yeah, amazing, amazing thingsare happening.
(03:32):
God is so good, god is so great.
I get to go back to Royston,georgia, next weekend.
Camp Little Light for man, campReunion.
It'll be the I'm not going tosay, but I was going to spill
(03:52):
some beans, but not going to,just let whoever's going find
out.
It's going to be an amazingthree days in the woods.
It's going to be amazing, it'sgoing to be refreshing.
I cannot wait, guys, it's anawesome, beautiful day, not too
hot, it's a little warm out butnot too hot.
(04:14):
But we're down here at thestorehouse in Lincolnton and
we'll be closed tomorrow.
We're opening back up Saturday.
So if you need anything foryour house, to help you build
your house or remodel your house, call me, text me 706-691-1043.
Guys, I love you.
(04:35):
God bless you.
I'm going to leave you withsome more clips.
Maybe come back after the clips.
All right, guys, at this pointin the episode we show you the
lies, all the lies.
Speaker 3 (04:56):
I think this is one of the saddest days in modern
American history.
This is the largest withdrawaland ending of health care in
American history.
17 million people in ourcountry, 17 million Americans in
our country are going to losetheir Medicaid.
(05:18):
They're going to lose their ACAinsurance.
Small business owners are goingto have their health care costs
skyrocket and people are goingto have their SNAP and WIC cut
back.
They're going to go hungryPeople are going to get sick On
a scale unlike anything we'veever seen.
Speaker 2 (05:41):
The American people are paying for it.
Speaker 3 (05:44):
All of it is just to finance tax cuts for
billionaires and the wealthiestcorporations, who don't even
need it.
I don't think I've ever seen, Idon't think we have ever seen
or are prepared for howcatastrophic this is set to be
for a lot of people, and I thinkit's devastating.
And they're talking about thisas though it's some tax cut,
(06:07):
even the stuff that they'retalking about.
Taxes on tips no, tax on tips,that's only for people, that's
only up to $25,000.
And if you're making less thanthat, you're already kind of
exempt from a lot of thesethings in the first place.
So they're giving people crumbsand they're taking away the
whole loaf and it's just agenuinely, really sad day for
(06:28):
our country.
Speaker 7 (06:30):
What about Leader Jeffries' final message, looking
ahead to 2026, 2028?
Speaker 3 (06:34):
Well, you know, to Leader Jeffries' message, he's
right.
The best thing that we can doright now is press on and in
order for us to salvage what wehave and to build through, we
have to chart a new course and anew path to our future and we
have to make sure that there areconsequences.
If you're on Medicaid, ifyou're on ACA, if you are on
(06:56):
Medicare and rely on Medicaid tohelp with your long-term care,
there has to be consequences tothese votes and we have to
decide if this is just a joke orjust for tv or if this is our
real lives, and I hope peoplevote like and the liar of the
year award goes to the actor aoc, absolutely.
Speaker 2 (07:19):
Here's more, because you know that we're paying for a
lot of the people who live inthe United States, especially
illegally, and we're paying forthat.
We're footing that bill withour taxes.
Why do you think everything'sso expensive?
Are you kidding me Like don'tplay, dumb now?
(07:43):
Kidding me like don't play, donnow?
It is crazy, but here we'regoing.
I'm gonna circle on back tothis one, because this one kind
of gives you a glimpse of wherewe are.
You see what they're cryingabout, do you see what they're
crying about?
The democrats, democrats.
(08:04):
But let me circle back to thisone from the other night.
Yeah, this might give you somefood for thought.
Speaker 7 (08:16):
Good morning everyone .
My name is Matthew Gagliottiand I'm the head of the Justice
Department's Criminal Division.
Thank you all for joining ustoday as we announce the largest
coordinated health care fraudtakedown in the history of the
Department of Justice.
Today marks a decisive momentin our fight to protect American
(08:36):
taxpayers from fraudsters andto defend the integrity of
America's health care system.
The integrity of America'shealth care system.
We are announcing today chargesagainst 324 defendants for
their alleged participation inhealth care fraud schemes
involving approximately $14.6billion in false claims
(09:01):
submitted to Medicare, medicaidand other health care programs.
Speaker 2 (09:06):
Yeah, all I'm going to tell you is the future proves
the past.
Nothing can stop what is coming, and God wins Food for thought.
Speaker 9 (09:22):
With all due respect, this is the United States of
America.
Speaker 8 (09:25):
Where are you from?
Speaker 9 (09:26):
I'm WSBA, channel 7.
My name is Vanessa McClure.
Speaker 7 (09:29):
Great thanks.
Speaker 9 (09:30):
The United States of America.
So many people are being robbed.
There's a process.
This is wonderful, this Johnand Tony show, but there's
American citizens who are beingdeported.
They show their birthcertificates, they show their
passports, they show their IDsand a lot of the work being done
is a little sloppy.
Speaker 8 (09:47):
Well, first of all, I'll let ICE handle that
accusation that you're making,that they're deporting American
citizens who are showing birthcertificates and all that.
I don't believe that that'strue, but I'll let them respond
to that.
But you seem to have nosympathy for people that have
been victimized by illegalaliens.
What about people you havesomeone driving drunk and kills
(10:11):
American citizen?
What about people that havebeen deported previously and let
in under Biden who then commitsexual offenses or commit
homicides?
And then we have more victimsas a result of the federal
government's previousinattention and unwillingness to
enforce the law.
So there are a lot of peoplethat have been harmed by illegal
(10:32):
immigration.
There have been people thathave been harmed by Trende
Aragua gang members who shouldnot be in this country in the
first place.
So let's just be clear who areyou fighting for?
We're fighting for the citizensof Florida.
We want them to be able to livein a society that upholds the
rule of law.
We want them to be able to livein a state that is safe and we
(10:57):
have to take action on it.
I'll let them address youraccusation, but the notion that
somehow this is America.
Therefore we're supposed tohave an open border.
We're not supposed to enforceimmigration laws.
We're supposed to just sit onour hands when Biden let in
seven or eight million peopleillegally into the country?
No, that is not responsible.
(11:17):
That is not what our citizenselected us to do.
So we're in this fight.
I think a lot of thesenarratives that I hear to me
just instinctively.
I think they're fake narrativesbecause I've seen it happen so
many times.
But I will let folks at ICErespond to your accusation.
Speaker 4 (11:35):
Well, the first thing I'll say is that I think the
governor's words really stand ontheir own.
The men and women of ICE areworking every single day to
protect the communities, workingwith state and local officials
to do our very best to protectthe communities.
After the Biden administrationopened our borders, allowed
people to come into this countrythat should have never came
into this country in the firstplace, jeopardizing our families
(11:57):
and our communities and puttingthem in harm's way.
On a daily basis, the men andwomen of ICE are going into
those communities to protect themen and women in these
communities, to be able to dothe mission that we've been set
on every single day, that thepresident has given us 349,000
new court cases in 2025 alone.
Speaker 9 (12:18):
Only 1% are new cases based on alleged criminal
activity, so a lot of thesepeople don't have criminal past
or background.
So who's being arrested andwhere is this information?
On ICE's website, it's on courtdocuments, but we can't get
this information and ICE, quitefrankly isn't being very
transparent.
Speaker 4 (12:38):
Look, I'll stand by the fact that if you're in this
country illegally, you are acriminal.
You will be deported.
You will have the opportunityto be able to come back into
this country through the correctimmigration processes.
We're working through thoseevery single day, but our number
one goal is to keep theAmerican people safe from the
criminals that are walking inthis country that should have
(12:58):
never been let through in thefirst place.
Speaker 2 (13:00):
We used to call that an old fashioned smackdown.
Generation X baby.
Speaker 6 (13:08):
Donald Trump just cut off direct contact with
Benjamin Netanyahu.
Not a diplomatic hiccup, not ascheduling conflict.
A break Because Trump believesNetanyahu tried to manipulate
him and sabotage peace.
And this isn't just aboutfeelings, this is about strategy
.
Trump recently removed MikeWaltz, his own national security
(13:31):
advisor, for back-channelingwith Netanyahu.
Waltz had been holdingunauthorized talks, reportedly
pushing a more aggressive stancetowards Iran.
While the public hearddiplomacy, others were
whispering war.
Trump didn't just ignore it.
He demoted Waltz, sent him tothe United Nations.
That was the first signal.
(13:52):
And now comes the second.
Trump is done with Netanyahu,done being played, done being
pushed towards another endlesswar.
And here's the kicker it's notjust our opinion.
Major outlets from theWashington Post to Middle East
Monitor are reporting this.
Trump's break with Netanyahu isreal, the waltz to motion
(14:16):
confirmed this is a geopoliticalearthquake, but the media won't
say it out loud.
So we will.
For years, the nation state ofIsrael, not the Jewish people,
not the religion, but the regimehas used America like a weapon,
weaponized loyalty, weaponizedhistory, all while hiding behind
(14:37):
the shield of faith.
But Trump sees it now.
He sees the Epstein web, theMossad ties, the Maxwells,
ghislaine and her father, robert, an Israeli agent embedded in
media and power for decades.
This isn't conspiracy.
These ties have been longwhispered in intelligence
circles and Trump's walking awayfrom it.
(14:58):
This isn't isolationism, it'sclarity.
He's not abandoning peace, he'sdemanding it on American terms,
not Israeli ones.
And to those on the left whostill are infected with Trump
derangement syndrome stand down.
You are no longer theresistance, you are the
(15:20):
interference.
Bury your egos.
A peacemaker is at the helm andyou, ironically, have become
the war hawks.
History will remember who stoodin the way of peace.
We are not your pawns, we arenot your silence.
My friends, we are allanonymous.
Speaker 2 (15:43):
Yep, there, we have it right there.
And let me tell you God'speacemaker is at hand and I'm
telling you, just keep onmessing with God's plan and see
what happens.
Just telling you, keep onmessing with God's plan and see
what happens.
The peacemaker is working hispeace.
(16:05):
And we tried to tell you,nothing can stop what is coming,
even CNN's reporting it, ha ha.
Speaker 7 (16:14):
I mean, any politician would like this
number here, especially to seeit go up.
How about compared to otherpresidents who were Republicans?
Speaker 5 (16:21):
Yeah, it's history making.
It's history making.
What are we talking about here?
So why don't we look back?
We have all the presidentsRepublican presidents going back
over the last 35, 36, 37 years.
What are we talking about?
Gop, who strongly approved fivemonths, and look at this George
HW Bush, bush 41, 46 percent,bush 43, 59.
You see Trump the first term,53.
(16:42):
But look at this Sixty threepercent.
He beats all the otherRepublicans on the board here.
And I was looking even backsince Reagan and get this Donald
Trump beats Ronald Reagan whenit comes to the strongly
approved five months.
And of course, reagan wascoming off that high after that
assassination attempt.
So the bottom line is DonaldTrump is making history with the
Republican base.
(17:03):
He is more beloved by thisRepublican base than any
Republican base loved any GOPpresident.
Five months in, it is historymaking.
Speaker 2 (17:14):
What did he just say?
It's what it's history making.
I just picture a dancing bearin this video.
I just picture it.
Yeah, history making.
(17:34):
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God bless everybody.
So RK gave one of the most heartbreaking briefings
press conferences I guess I'veever heard him give today in
regards to autism, and you cansee right here a few stats One
in 30 have autism.
One in 20 boys have autism.
One in 12.5 boys in Californiahave autism.
(00:20):
What do you think it leads to?
I'm just going to throw it outthere.
I bet it's the vaccines,because this was never a problem
a long time ago and it's onlygetting worse.
I cannot wait till we exposebig pharma this horrific,
(00:41):
horrific thing they have done.
Stop vaccinating your children,please.
Yes, I just drank methyleneblue.
Speaker 2 (00:52):
Hey, guys, it's B-Rob and it's the Food for Thought
Faithcast and Jordan Clark, myman, just said something that we
all have been thinking andnobody wants to tackle, because
that's such a tough subjectbecause of how many people we
know personally with autistickids, um, and that you know, but
(01:14):
that that's a subject that'sgoing to have to be tackled
because not only is big pharmaraking in millions, trillions of
dollars, they're getting peoplerely on the federal government.
What do you think they want?
That's what they want.
They don't want you to ownanything, they don't want you to
(01:37):
have anything, they don't wantyou to know anything, they just
want you stupid and relying onthem.
So they create the problem andthen create the vaccines,
supposedly to fix the problem,but it comes out that the
vaccines are the problem.
Well, it hasn't really yet, butit will.
(01:59):
And, guys, that's a tough one.
Like I said, I even havefriends with kids who are
autistic.
I have a nephew who's autistic.
They're great, great people,great kids.
But it is what it is and it'sgoing to have to come out.
(02:22):
It's going to have to be talkedabout about, just like
everything else is slowly comingout.
Guys, it's a beautiful day, it'sjuly 3rd.
And uh after, uh, hakeemjeffries just uh, um, I don't
know what that was for ninehours, but uh after, he just uh,
(02:44):
felt like hours anyway, talkedand talked and talked.
That was just a delay tactic,that's all that was delay tactic
.
They don't want this one bigbeautiful bill coming out at all
.
They don't want it coming out.
Wonder, why?
Wonder, why Does it expose thefraud?
Does it expose?
I mean, not only does it I'mnot going to sit here and guess
(03:09):
but I know things that it doesdo and it's amazing and it's a
wonderful day.
And it just so happens thatTrump's going to sign it
tomorrow, on July 4th, the 249thbirthday of the US, I think the
military right.
Yeah, amazing, amazing thingsare happening.
(03:32):
God is so good, god is so great.
I get to go back to Royston,georgia, next weekend.
Camp Little Light for man, campReunion.
It'll be the I'm not going tosay, but I was going to spill
(03:52):
some beans, but not going to,just let whoever's going find
out.
It's going to be an amazingthree days in the woods.
It's going to be amazing, it'sgoing to be refreshing.
I cannot wait, guys, it's anawesome, beautiful day, not too
hot, it's a little warm out butnot too hot.
(04:14):
But we're down here at thestorehouse in Lincolnton and
we'll be closed tomorrow.
We're opening back up Saturday.
So if you need anything foryour house, to help you build
your house or remodel your house, call me, text me 706-691-1043.
Guys, I love you.
(04:35):
God bless you.
I'm going to leave you withsome more clips.
Maybe come back after the clips.
All right, guys, at this pointin the episode we show you the
lies, all the lies.
Speaker 3 (04:56):
I think this is one of the saddest days in modern
American history.
This is the largest withdrawaland ending of health care in
American history.
17 million people in ourcountry, 17 million Americans in
our country are going to losetheir Medicaid.
(05:18):
They're going to lose their ACAinsurance.
Small business owners are goingto have their health care costs
skyrocket and people are goingto have their SNAP and WIC cut
back.
They're going to go hungryPeople are going to get sick On
a scale unlike anything we'veever seen.
Speaker 2 (05:41):
The American people are paying for it.
Speaker 3 (05:44):
All of it is just to finance tax cuts for
billionaires and the wealthiestcorporations, who don't even
need it.
I don't think I've ever seen, Idon't think we have ever seen
or are prepared for howcatastrophic this is set to be
for a lot of people, and I thinkit's devastating.
And they're talking about thisas though it's some tax cut,
(06:07):
even the stuff that they'retalking about.
Taxes on tips no, tax on tips,that's only for people, that's
only up to $25,000.
And if you're making less thanthat, you're already kind of
exempt from a lot of thesethings in the first place.
So they're giving people crumbsand they're taking away the
whole loaf and it's just agenuinely, really sad day for
(06:28):
our country.
Speaker 7 (06:30):
What about Leader Jeffries' final message, looking
ahead to 2026, 2028?
Speaker 3 (06:34):
Well, you know, to Leader Jeffries' message, he's
right.
The best thing that we can doright now is press on and in
order for us to salvage what wehave and to build through, we
have to chart a new course and anew path to our future and we
have to make sure that there areconsequences.
If you're on Medicaid, ifyou're on ACA, if you are on
(06:56):
Medicare and rely on Medicaid tohelp with your long-term care,
there has to be consequences tothese votes and we have to
decide if this is just a joke orjust for tv or if this is our
real lives, and I hope peoplevote like and the liar of the
year award goes to the actor aoc, absolutely.
Speaker 2 (07:19):
Here's more, because you know that we're paying for a
lot of the people who live inthe United States, especially
illegally, and we're paying forthat.
We're footing that bill withour taxes.
Why do you think everything'sso expensive?
Are you kidding me Like don'tplay, dumb now?
(07:43):
Kidding me like don't play, donnow?
It is crazy, but here we'regoing.
I'm gonna circle on back tothis one, because this one kind
of gives you a glimpse of wherewe are.
You see what they're cryingabout, do you see what they're
crying about?
The democrats, democrats.
(08:04):
But let me circle back to thisone from the other night.
Yeah, this might give you somefood for thought.
Speaker 7 (08:16):
Good morning everyone .
My name is Matthew Gagliottiand I'm the head of the Justice
Department's Criminal Division.
Thank you all for joining ustoday as we announce the largest
coordinated health care fraudtakedown in the history of the
Department of Justice.
Today marks a decisive momentin our fight to protect American
(08:36):
taxpayers from fraudsters andto defend the integrity of
America's health care system.
The integrity of America'shealth care system.
We are announcing today chargesagainst 324 defendants for
their alleged participation inhealth care fraud schemes
involving approximately $14.6billion in false claims
(09:01):
submitted to Medicare, medicaidand other health care programs.
Speaker 2 (09:06):
Yeah, all I'm going to tell you is the future proves
the past.
Nothing can stop what is coming, and God wins Food for thought.
Speaker 9 (09:22):
With all due respect, this is the United States of
America.
Speaker 8 (09:25):
Where are you from?
Speaker 9 (09:26):
I'm WSBA, channel 7.
My name is Vanessa McClure.
Speaker 7 (09:29):
Great thanks.
Speaker 9 (09:30):
The United States of America.
So many people are being robbed.
There's a process.
This is wonderful, this Johnand Tony show, but there's
American citizens who are beingdeported.
They show their birthcertificates, they show their
passports, they show their IDsand a lot of the work being done
is a little sloppy.
Speaker 8 (09:47):
Well, first of all, I'll let ICE handle that
accusation that you're making,that they're deporting American
citizens who are showing birthcertificates and all that.
I don't believe that that'strue, but I'll let them respond
to that.
But you seem to have nosympathy for people that have
been victimized by illegalaliens.
What about people you havesomeone driving drunk and kills
(10:11):
American citizen?
What about people that havebeen deported previously and let
in under Biden who then commitsexual offenses or commit
homicides?
And then we have more victimsas a result of the federal
government's previousinattention and unwillingness to
enforce the law.
So there are a lot of peoplethat have been harmed by illegal
(10:32):
immigration.
There have been people thathave been harmed by Trende
Aragua gang members who shouldnot be in this country in the
first place.
So let's just be clear who areyou fighting for?
We're fighting for the citizensof Florida.
We want them to be able to livein a society that upholds the
rule of law.
We want them to be able to livein a state that is safe and we
(10:57):
have to take action on it.
I'll let them address youraccusation, but the notion that
somehow this is America.
Therefore we're supposed tohave an open border.
We're not supposed to enforceimmigration laws.
We're supposed to just sit onour hands when Biden let in
seven or eight million peopleillegally into the country?
No, that is not responsible.
(11:17):
That is not what our citizenselected us to do.
So we're in this fight.
I think a lot of thesenarratives that I hear to me
just instinctively.
I think they're fake narrativesbecause I've seen it happen so
many times.
But I will let folks at ICErespond to your accusation.
Speaker 4 (11:35):
Well, the first thing I'll say is that I think the
governor's words really stand ontheir own.
The men and women of ICE areworking every single day to
protect the communities, workingwith state and local officials
to do our very best to protectthe communities.
After the Biden administrationopened our borders, allowed
people to come into this countrythat should have never came
into this country in the firstplace, jeopardizing our families
(11:57):
and our communities and puttingthem in harm's way.
On a daily basis, the men andwomen of ICE are going into
those communities to protect themen and women in these
communities, to be able to dothe mission that we've been set
on every single day, that thepresident has given us 349,000
new court cases in 2025 alone.
Speaker 9 (12:18):
Only 1% are new cases based on alleged criminal
activity, so a lot of thesepeople don't have criminal past
or background.
So who's being arrested andwhere is this information?
On ICE's website, it's on courtdocuments, but we can't get
this information and ICE, quitefrankly isn't being very
transparent.
Speaker 4 (12:38):
Look, I'll stand by the fact that if you're in this
country illegally, you are acriminal.
You will be deported.
You will have the opportunityto be able to come back into
this country through the correctimmigration processes.
We're working through thoseevery single day, but our number
one goal is to keep theAmerican people safe from the
criminals that are walking inthis country that should have
(12:58):
never been let through in thefirst place.
Speaker 2 (13:00):
We used to call that an old fashioned smackdown.
Generation X baby.
Speaker 6 (13:08):
Donald Trump just cut off direct contact with
Benjamin Netanyahu.
Not a diplomatic hiccup, not ascheduling conflict.
A break Because Trump believesNetanyahu tried to manipulate
him and sabotage peace.
And this isn't just aboutfeelings, this is about strategy
.
Trump recently removed MikeWaltz, his own national security
(13:31):
advisor, for back-channelingwith Netanyahu.
Waltz had been holdingunauthorized talks, reportedly
pushing a more aggressive stancetowards Iran.
While the public hearddiplomacy, others were
whispering war.
Trump didn't just ignore it.
He demoted Waltz, sent him tothe United Nations.
That was the first signal.
(13:52):
And now comes the second.
Trump is done with Netanyahu,done being played, done being
pushed towards another endlesswar.
And here's the kicker it's notjust our opinion.
Major outlets from theWashington Post to Middle East
Monitor are reporting this.
Trump's break with Netanyahu isreal, the waltz to motion
(14:16):
confirmed this is a geopoliticalearthquake, but the media won't
say it out loud.
So we will.
For years, the nation state ofIsrael, not the Jewish people,
not the religion, but the regimehas used America like a weapon,
weaponized loyalty, weaponizedhistory, all while hiding behind
(14:37):
the shield of faith.
But Trump sees it now.
He sees the Epstein web, theMossad ties, the Maxwells,
ghislaine and her father, robert, an Israeli agent embedded in
media and power for decades.
This isn't conspiracy.
These ties have been longwhispered in intelligence
circles and Trump's walking awayfrom it.
(14:58):
This isn't isolationism, it'sclarity.
He's not abandoning peace, he'sdemanding it on American terms,
not Israeli ones.
And to those on the left whostill are infected with Trump
derangement syndrome stand down.
You are no longer theresistance, you are the
(15:20):
interference.
Bury your egos.
A peacemaker is at the helm andyou, ironically, have become
the war hawks.
History will remember who stoodin the way of peace.
We are not your pawns, we arenot your silence.
My friends, we are allanonymous.
Speaker 2 (15:43):
Yep, there, we have it right there.
And let me tell you God'speacemaker is at hand and I'm
telling you, just keep onmessing with God's plan and see
what happens.
Just telling you, keep onmessing with God's plan and see
what happens.
The peacemaker is working hispeace.
(16:05):
And we tried to tell you,nothing can stop what is coming,
even CNN's reporting it, ha ha.
Speaker 7 (16:14):
I mean, any politician would like this
number here, especially to seeit go up.
How about compared to otherpresidents who were Republicans?
Speaker 5 (16:21):
Yeah, it's history making.
It's history making.
What are we talking about here?
So why don't we look back?
We have all the presidentsRepublican presidents going back
over the last 35, 36, 37 years.
What are we talking about?
Gop, who strongly approved fivemonths, and look at this George
HW Bush, bush 41, 46 percent,bush 43, 59.
You see Trump the first term,53.
(16:42):
But look at this Sixty threepercent.
He beats all the otherRepublicans on the board here.
And I was looking even backsince Reagan and get this Donald
Trump beats Ronald Reagan whenit comes to the strongly
approved five months.
And of course, reagan wascoming off that high after that
assassination attempt.
So the bottom line is DonaldTrump is making history with the
Republican base.
(17:03):
He is more beloved by thisRepublican base than any
Republican base loved any GOPpresident.
Five months in, it is historymaking.
Speaker 2 (17:14):
What did he just say?
It's what it's history making.
I just picture a dancing bearin this video.
I just picture it.
Yeah, history making.
(17:34):
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Food for Thought Faithcast.
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