August 27, 2024 • 53 mins
BIO: Vem Miller is the founder of the America Happens Network (AHN), an uncensored Entertainment and News Network, which has carried the motto “Rage Against the MainStream Media” since 2007 when the brand first went viral on MySpace. Vem also hosts the Blood Money Podcast, where he delves into topics around Conspiracy, Corruption and Controversy. Past episodes have featured leading minds in 5th Generational Warfare, the Military Industrial Complex, Election Fraud, the World Economic Forum, The UN Agenda, The Pharmaceutical Industry Complex, and more. Vem started his career as a Music Video director in 2000, and has directed close to 100 music videos for artists including DMX, John Mayer, Master P, Pharrell, etc. In 2008 Vem transitioned to creating and producing television shows for networks including Paramount / Spike, MTV, History, Discover, Netflix, Vice. He also helped start up new networks as an executive in development, which he did between 2015 and 2020. It was Vem’s experiences with Governmental corruption starting in 2016, not dissimilar to what Trump of experiencing, that caused him to bring back the America Happens Network in 2021, which had been docile since 2009.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
And you all know, justus win in twenty twenty and
we don't do it again in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
Oh yeah, we're gonna do it again in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 3 (00:12):
We're gonna steal it again in twenty twenty four. She
should say, yeah, yes. I mean, you know, this is
the thing. You know, they try to separate us by race.
You know, you got people being interviewed on the streets
saying they're voting for Kamala because she is, you know, black,
and she's a woman. I mean, if I was a
black person, I'd be very insulted at being treated like
I'm an idiot, like I'm a person of lower intelligence
(00:34):
by individuals like Kamala Harris, because this is so obvious.
I mean, it's so obvious. We've heard her talk, okay,
and unless you know your head's in the sand, you
could compare in contrast to two talking styles, you know,
and it's just it's so artificial. I hope. I do
believe that the black communities has caught onto this, especially
the black male. I say that because we do a
(00:56):
lot of interviews on the streets and there's a shift
in what's been happening in the Black community. I think
one of the biggest mistakes, you know, a little controversial
statement near that I'm about to say, but when you
get a white boy and you put it give a
muck shot of him. Right now, I'm specifically talking about
Donald Trump, and I'm saying it in that style because
really this stems from hip hop culture. Right for the
last forty to fifty years, there's a hip hop culture
(01:18):
has dominated the African American community. Okay, And if you
listen to these tracks, if you actually listen to the lyrics,
you would know that the biggest mistake you could make
is taking somebody like Donald Trump, you know, taking a
muck shot of him, really making them relatable to a
lot of the black individuals that have been persecuted by
our unjust legal system, you know. And I would compare again,
(01:39):
you know, I would compare what Donald Trump has been
going through through his persecution right now, versus what was
happening to a lot of black men across the last
forty to fifty years where they were also being persecuted
by an unjust two tier legal system that really takes
advantage of the disadvantage. Right, So by doing that, by
(02:00):
taking a muck shot of Donald Trump. They made him
much more relatable. And since then, I've been talking to
a lot of people I work with when I was
a hip hop music video director, you know, heads of
record labels, frankly, heads of gangs, heads of communities, right,
And that is the biggest mistake they ever made, because
the minute they did that, they're like, all these people
that we're hearing from the mainstream media, Donald Trump is,
you know, the new hitler, blah blah blah. All of
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a sudden, we're like, wait a minute, let me take
a look at this. And really he became much more relatable.
And where he was about twenty years ago, where there
was a lot of hip hop videos really saying positive
things about Donald Trump, aspiring to Donald Trump's lifestyle, well,
all the damage of the mainstream media did was suddenly
removed by that stupid move of taking a muck shot
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of him. Which also tells you how fake Kamala is,
because if she was really listening to hip hop Tupac
whatever she says, I was in college and by the way,
the years don't even light up. You know, five years
before Public Enemy existed, Apparently she was listening to him.
I don't know that was possible, but you know that
fakeness is very apparent, and the fact that, no, you
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haven't been listening to the pop music. I'm I'm, I'm.
I'm a white guy from a white arm meeting guy
from LA and I know, I know that stuff. Why
don't you know it? If you've been you know, next
deep in that community. Why don't you know that stuff?
If you've been, you know, going to civil rights marches
and saying freedom or whatever. Right, No, it's it's all,
it's all bs. And once you dissect it, and one
(03:24):
just has to give a little bit of time. I mean,
you and I are like always inundated with this stuff,
so we know. But the uninformed voter doesn't need much
time to figure that out. The clues are all there.
It's obvious what they're doing. And she she's repugnant. The
way she treats the black people is supposedly she's the
civil rights person. The way she treats them like idiots
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is the highest form of racism.
Speaker 2 (03:48):
For in fact, you mentioned the freedom story, and I
want to for any of my listeners who may not
be aware of it. Kamala Harris likes to tell people
that when she was a little girl. Her mother was
in a civil rights march and Kamala was acting up
and her mother was like, Kamala, what do you want?
What do you want? And I looked at my mom
and I said, tweed them. Okay, Here she is telling
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the story to Jimmy Kimmel.
Speaker 3 (04:14):
Do you want?
Speaker 1 (04:14):
And I said, and this is how she would say it.
And she said, Kamala, what do you want?
Speaker 3 (04:19):
And I said, tweet them.
Speaker 2 (04:22):
Yeah, isn't that cute? And so Jimmy Kimmel bought it.
And here she is telling it, I think, to the
Washington Post.
Speaker 1 (04:30):
And then my mother would tell a funny story about
how like one day she and I was fussing and
you know, and so I'm fussing and fussing. She it's
much cuter when she would tell the story. But she'd
say so then she would look down.
Speaker 3 (04:40):
At me and Kamala, what do you want? What do
you want?
Speaker 1 (04:43):
And I looked back up at her and I said,
fweet them.
Speaker 2 (04:51):
That's a great story until you find out that Martin
Luther King was being interviewed by Playboy magazine, I think
in nineteen sixty five, and he said, Martin Luther King said,
the exact same thing, only he wasn't saying he was
the baby that said freedom. He said a police officer
went up to a little boy and asked him what
he wanted, and the little boy said, feed them, not freedom.
(05:14):
But it's the same story, only it's pronounced a little differently.
But you know, this woman, there there are no lower
boundaries as to how low she will go. I mean,
this is a story that she clearly ripped off. And
you were saying that she told some stories where the
dates didn't line up. That's part and time.
Speaker 3 (05:33):
Yeah about good about about smoking marijuana and listening to
hipop like she was like take it off, you know,
and you would think that, I mean, we're talking about
somebody that really her lack of intelligence I think is
glaring in these interviews because and in fact, you know
what I love to do is I love to pass
her mother through a light detector test. I mean, here's
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the reality, right, She's of Indian descent. Indian India has
a cast system, which is in our viewpoint I would
be highly racist because you're born into the cast and
you die in a cast or a cast system with
the hierarchy of culture. So maybe she should be talking
about taking the She's Indian, right, She's maybe she should
be talking about taking on that cast system, because what
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is happening in India right now, and what has been
happening India for centuries, is a lot more racist than
anything we've seen in the United States. Because in the
United States, at least, you have a chance, if you've
ever earn a specific class or whatever level of society,
whatever we want to call it, you have a chance
of getting out of that. Okay, it's not like you're
trapped in that. But India, under the other hand, you're
pretty much stuck there. If you're like this lower person,
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you're stuck there for a life. So maybe she should
be fighting for the freedoms of the Indian folks as
opposed to coming here and literally dividing on a conquering
I mean, does this woman's dialogue takes the uninformed voter,
takes the person that doesn't have this information and makes
them erratic, makes them violent because they actually believe that
this nonsense is true. And so what on the streets
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is what she causes. And this is what we get
with these hung your people. I will also reference to
Kavanaugh hearings okay, where she attacked that man for drinking
and beer. Now, if you ask, you know, and and
and you know, really kind of tried to destroy him,
destroy his reputation. One of the most cruelest hearings I
think I've ever heard and divert words that were coming
out of her mouth, right and again, you know, power,
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It's all about her power and nothing else. There's no
substance behind it. She just wants to be powerful. She
wants to be president. And I think that's her I'm
doing at the end of the day, because this is
really obvious to people at this point.
Speaker 2 (07:31):
She she is a power seeker. To be sure. I
want to go back for a second to those dates
not lining up, because that's a Democrat trend. For instance,
Michelle Obama said she used to sit on her dad's
lap and watch Carl Lewis in the Olympics. Well, when
Carl Lewis was in the Olympics, Michelle Obama was well
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into college. All right, So you're still sitting on your
daddy's lap and you're in college. There's there's there's a
problem there. And then take Barack Obama, he said.
Speaker 4 (08:03):
And there was some good kind of craziness going on call,
some people walked across a bridge that was him speaking
in the Selma Church. And thanks to that craziness, Barack
Obama Junior was born.
Speaker 2 (08:16):
Well, I'm sorry, he was born three and a half
years before the Selma March, so that probably didn't happen.
And al Gore used to tell people that his mother
would read him to sleep while he was from the
book Silent Spring. And you look at that. He was
already in high school, just barely, but he was in
(08:37):
high school when Silent Spring came out, So I'm supposed
to believe that book became so popular that his mom
immediately began reading to a fourteen or fifteen year old
at his bedside from the book Silent Spring. They always
screwed the dates up and they don't care. But when
you talk about the similarities, tell me what you think
about this between Kamala Harris and Barack Obama. The biggest
(09:01):
thing they have in common is that they're both trying
to steal the black African American experience. Barack Obama went
to school and grew up in Hawaii, the state where
race means the least, and in fact, the last day
at school at that extremely expensive private school he went to,
one of the most expensive in the United States, was
(09:22):
called kill Whitey Day. And if you're in Hawaii and
you're going to a school that's extremely expensive in the
last day of the year is called kill Whitey Day.
I don't think you're experiencing a hell of a lot
of discrimination as an African American person. And the same
thing with her. She's half Jamaican, she's half Indian. She
has no claim on the African American experience in America.
(09:44):
And like you've pointed out in some of your stuff,
she let's see, I can put this. She was like
a rich girl in Canada growing up. I mean, she
didn't have that experience here in America. And all that
crap about getting on a bus and little girl on
the bus was me. That school was already desegregated due
to the population around it, the demographics of the popular
(10:09):
Everything about this woman is fake.
Speaker 3 (10:13):
Yeah, yeah, totally totally. I mean it is the mundy.
So you reference the Canadian aspect of Kamala. So she
went to university. For people that don't know, she went
to university in Canada. She was groomed in a top
university over there, which means groomed for the politics. There's
a reason why she is the carbon copy of Justin Trudeau.
(10:34):
This is a female Justin Trudeau that is now in
threat of becoming the president of this country. And when
you see what Justin Trudeau has done to that country,
where you have rebel news reporters getting arrested every other day,
literally in public spaces for reporting the news, you have
your independent media that's been destroyed by their social media censoring.
In fact, you know, it happens to us every day
(10:56):
where we post stuff and I have friends, family, sociates
in Canada that can't even watch our content because in
their search engines and their social media, this stuff is
heavily censored by the government, who also funds the media.
By the way, right, So if you want to go
if you want government funding of everything, meaning control, meaning
parity that come all as your person, come all as
(11:18):
your person. But guess where that leads you to. That
leads you to pretty much, you know, lack of freedom,
financial suffering. We're you know, Canada's medical system is a mess.
In fact, both Canada and the UK are a mess
with their public healthcare system. Uh, you know, during COVID.
I was doing interviews on the streets in the United Kingdom,
and United Kingdom and Canada are basically the same, more
(11:39):
or less. I mean we're talking about formal Commonwealth countries
that are lockstep with one another, right and so, uh,
you know, I was out there, you know, doing like
interviews on the streets and stuff, and I mean, you
realize how how much damage this kind of policy has
done to Canada, Canada's reputation. I don't, really, like I said,
(12:01):
we're looking at Justin Trudeau as our president, which is
pretty much the end of this country, which is basically
end of freedom in this world more or less.
Speaker 2 (12:08):
So what do you think, VILM level with me, Are
they get to cheat again.
Speaker 3 (12:12):
Under percent? I mean, there's no way they're gonna, you know,
not cheat. I think the way they're talking right now
with americ Arland talking about another J six and prosecuting people,
I mean, I think the fix is already in and
now the question is how do we react to that fix?
You know, because it is coming. It is coming, and
I think this time is going to be different because
(12:35):
really we've seen the true nature of who these candidates
are and I frankly even if they give her the election,
I don't see it necessarily going the way they want
it to go. Let me just put it that way.
Speaker 2 (12:47):
Okay, So let's talk about the polls right now, because
a lot of people are speculating that the polls right
now are incredibly fake and they're being faked rigged so
that they will match the election results. So exactly, yeah,
so you agree.
Speaker 3 (13:01):
With that one hundred percent.
Speaker 2 (13:03):
Okay. Now, Kamala Harris I think has a somewhat estranged
relationship with her parents. I know at one point they
came out and weren't so favorable of her. You never
see them on the campaign trail. What's going on with that?
If they just got tired of listening to their bs or.
Speaker 3 (13:20):
You know, here's the past of Kamala. Okay. So this
is the it is a topic that nobody really talks about.
And this topic is about the family law courts. Okay,
the family law courts who have destroyed families for the
last forty to fifty years, that have taken the father
and removed him from the equation. Okay. When you look
at our prison industrial complex, it's something like ninety percent
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of people that are in prison right now are the
products of single motherhood. Okay, and I'm not trying to
knock single motherhood. It's just very clear that having a
father around helps to build a better child. The male
role model, right, well, that male role model. You know,
he's a Marxist, Kamala's father, and obviously I fault him
(14:05):
on that, right, But he's also a professor. Sounded like
he was a loving father. Sounded like there was no
abuse in the family. Sounded like it's really a matter
of they got a divorce, right. But the result of
that is that at seven years old, the father was
removed from her life. Okay, so there is a lot
of friction there because she didn't grow up with her father.
She grew up with an parental alienating mother, and anybody
(14:26):
that knows about parental alienation it's basically child abuse, right.
And so the father was removed from the family. She
grew up in a single mother household. Lo and behold,
you know we've heard about her potentially promiscuous past. You know,
having our company in Las Vegas. You know, as you
probably know, a lot of strip clubs in Las Vegas, right,
a lot of strip clubs and sex workers and oh, lo,
(14:47):
and behold, you talk to a lot of those people
and ask him, hey, why'd you get in this profession? Well,
a lot of them come from abusive homes, single motherhood homes,
not having a positive, real role model in their home.
So it was seem as though and then, by the way,
you look at the black community in Chicago, you know,
capital of single motherhood, murder on the streets all the
day because when the father's not around the streets, become
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the father. That's a Denzel Washington quote, right, because anybody
that knows about gang culture knows that kids are the
same thing with Antifa. By the way, these kids that
didn't have strong upbringings, they didn't have strong male role models.
That then the game becomes their role model. Right, So
we know this sort of thing leads to come out,
you know, all kinds of calamity. Right. Why is it
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that our courts are breaking up families? Why is it
that our course don't do fifty fifty custody so both
parents are in the children's lives. Right, So then you
got to ask yourself, why are the course a destructive force?
You know, they're supposed to be for we the people, right,
they're supposed to be constitutionalists, but why are the destructive
force in the American family. So there's a lot of
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elements that come here together in terms of why Kamala
is who she is. What are the calamity that she
went through that made or who she is? And you know,
there's a lot of those fingerprints of traditional tyranny that
have led to the production of you know, who this
person is. Right now, we.
Speaker 2 (16:13):
Need to take a quick break to do a little
business with America and then we will be right back
with them, Miller, And we are back with them, Miller
(16:41):
discussing the extremely genuine individual Kamala Kamala Harris. I'm just curious,
did she ever say Kamala herself or has it always
been Kamala? And we're just a bunch of racists.
Speaker 3 (16:57):
Man. You know, I have an army you name, and
rarely is it pronounced properly. It's a three letter name,
by the way, so you can go figure, you know
anybody that's like, hey, you pronounce my name wrong. You know,
I come from an ethnic background. You know, my full
last name is actually van millery Yanovsky, and it's a long, Armenian,
complicated name. Nobody pronounces it right but I've never turned
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around and say, hey, like, you're insulting my Armenian heritage
because you've pronounced my last name right. It's actually one
of the dumbest things to do if you have an
ethnic sounding last name, to pick on people like that,
because you know, for example, Army in alphabet is thirty
six letters. The English alphabet's twenty four. Obviously with thirty
six letters you have a little bit more kind of
you know, phonetic agility. So Arminians that are that are
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that are raised, you know, with an Armenion speaking family,
they pronounce things differently. Okay, But I've never turned around
and accused people of racism because they can't pronounce my
name right, which, by the way, Armians are. There's been
a lot of racism in Armeny and culture. The Muslims
have persecuted us for five hundred years. They're still killing
our means in Eastern Europe Asia because they're Armenian, right.
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But you know, it's it's a different I mean to
bring that stuff up and be like, oh, I'm a victim.
I'm a victim victim, Hey, check out some Armenian history.
I means have been victims for a very long time.
But how many Armys do you see out there complaining
about this sort of thing?
Speaker 2 (18:18):
Really, Well, you don't. You don't see any. And my
last name, I get Gill you or Gillard Gillard, you know,
I mean I get everything. And I never once have
turned around and said, hey, you racist, say my name right.
But if you're Fani uh was it Fannie Willis down
in Georgia, or if you're Kamala Harrison, you get their
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name right or wrong? Rather the next you're going to
be called a racist. The next day you're going to
be called racist. I think it was Nancy Mace who
told them to back then hell off, She'll say it
the way she wants to. Uh yeah.
Speaker 3 (18:52):
By the way, for anybody that wants to your very
funny clip, check out the Adam Carolla clip where he's
interviewing Gavin Newsom and he's talking about this top and
he brings up to the Armenians and the Asians and
all that. It's a very funny piece. I highly recommend
people search for that and check it out. It's about
three minutes long. You'll left a lot worth checking it out.
Speaker 2 (19:10):
Well, tell me about the understand all the stuff you've
got going on. When people want to get in touch
with you, People want to see all the stuff you're doing.
Give us some directions so we can get there.
Speaker 3 (19:19):
Awesome, Thank you. So we're Our url is America happens
dot com. We're also on Roku, Apple TV, and Amazon Fire,
as well as Rumble and ex Twitter. I you know,
I'm the founder of the America Happens Network. We have
fourteen different shows currently. My business partner is Mindy Robinson.
She's a very successful documentary filmmaker. Her Route ninety one
(19:43):
documentary about the Las Vegas mass shooting of October first,
twenty seventeen, has had over one hundred million downloads, and
so like minded individuals that are really interested in this
idea of raging as the mainstry media, uncensored, unbiased media.
You know, we've come together under the American Happens Network
to really produce content that is, you know the opposite
of what's happening on television. The reason why this is
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so near and dear to my heart is I worked
in Hollywood for you know, it seems like the mid
nineties when I started college and I actually saw behind
the scenes. I saw and it took a while, because
you know, this wasn't an overnight discovery, but I began
to realize that our immediate is heavily censor, is propagandistic,
and really that was then inspiration to start the America
(20:26):
Happens Network because I feel as though we need to
have a prototype of the twenty first century network. What
the CNN, Fox's mockingbird media has been doing has been
heavily destructive to our country. Doesn't represent the voice and
will of we the people, and that's really our goal
is to set the prototype of this future network.
Speaker 2 (20:44):
Well, you've got some great stuff going on, and I
know it's stuff that we need to see because the
mainstream media is a joke, and even Fox backs away
from stories that are too hot. You know, they drop
some of these stories like a hot potato. And absolutely
sad to see even Fox News doing that. But it's
kind of like we've all had to sort of, uh
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come together and form our own news networks because the
mainstream media is it getting the job done. And you
know this is I have a funny story for you. You
mentioned the the it's not funny that there was a
shooting in Las Vegas that that that many people injured.
But I was a pharmaceutical rep at that time, and
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we had been scheduled to go to that hotel. In fact, uh,
everybody in the company was kind of nervous about you know,
oh my gosh, they're sending us, you know, to the
same hotel where the shooting took place. I kid you not.
They changed the venue to Chicago for our safety.
Speaker 3 (21:49):
I mean, it's just it's it's comedy. I'm sure, like
was it was it liberals running the organization?
Speaker 2 (21:55):
Yes? Oh hell yes. It seems like every time we
turned around, somebody was shoving some diversity. They crap down
Earth threat.
Speaker 3 (22:01):
And I'd love to say little Chicago story. Do you
might like to say something real quick about Chicago?
Speaker 2 (22:06):
Take your time, man, We've got time, dude.
Speaker 3 (22:10):
I appreciate that. So in two thousand and three, I
was directing a DMX video and this was before my
eyes were open. Actually, my first eye opening experience as
to what was really going on was on this DMX video. Okay,
I was flown into Chicago. I met the heads of
the Rough Riders record label through African American gentlemen named
Dean Waw Brothers, and they took me through a tour
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of the project, and they explained to me how these
projects are built specifically like prisons. They look exactly like prisons.
And they explained to me how the lack of fatherhood,
which by the way, the Rough Riders record label their
gang as well. Their agenda was to become the father
figures in these children's life that lacked fathers, right, and
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they want they want to be a positive role model.
Even though they go around as a gang. Rough Riders
and they wear their colors are what they actually had
positive intentions for that community. And in this tour of
the projects, they explained to me how basically the system
around these kids has been built as a highway from
birth to the projects to prison, okay, and they wanted
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to be a force against that. So once they started
to actually see how there was truly an unjust legal system,
two tiered legal system with the black community particularly. I mean,
these guys predict the two thousand and three what was
happening today. They told me this is what's happening. This
is going to lead to carnage, there's going to lead
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to violence, there's going to lead to death on the streets,
and we want to be a force against that well
on and behold, we look at twenty twenty four, twenty
one years later, and everything that they told me during
that tour in two thousand and three has come true.
Speaker 2 (23:51):
Wow. You know, it's amazing what a little common sense
will do. And I think one of the biggest problems
we have in the black community. And I'm certain at
the first to say this. I was watching Charlie Kirk
and Candice Owen say this last night. I was watching
some videos. But it's just the idea that the father
is not there. And I think that was Charlie Kirk
who pointed out that before the Great Society Program the
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Civil Rights Act of nineteen sixty four, but before the
specifically the Great Society Program LBJ, something like twenty six
percent of African American mothers were solo parents, okay, single
parent homes. Now fast forward to where we are now,
it's something like seventy seven percent. Okay now, and it's
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getting worse.
Speaker 3 (24:40):
So let me throw another one at you. They're saying
by twenty thirty thirty forty five percent of women are
going to be childless. Right, So what I see over
there is a parallel. I see a unifying force. I
see these same powers that have destroyed the family in
the black community now destroying the family in every community.
Use women are taught the wrong things. They're taught that
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there's value in body counts, promiscuity, and that is destroying females, black, white,
all kinds of females right now. The reason I mentioned
these parallel is because when January sixth happened, we had
a great opportunity if our politicians were actually honest. Right.
What January sixth was was a co Intel pro operation. Okay,
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co Intel pro has been around since the nineteen fifties.
It was created by j Edgar Hoover to attack the
black civil rights movement through really nefarious concepts like embedding spies,
trying to entrap people. And they first tried this on
Martin Luther King, Junior, Malcolm X, and then in the
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seventies it was Black Panthers, right, And just like the
mainstream media apparatus made you know, all the I guess
the Republicans looked like extremists back then, they were making
the Black Panthers look like extremists, and they were exaggerating
what the Black Panthers were doing, which is really similar
to what the rough riders who were trying to do
back in two thousand and three, which was to provide
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positive forces in the black community since their families were
being destroyed by the Great Society. Right, So there was
not And by the way, Maxeine Waters knows this because
in ninety h was at a hearing with the head
of the CIA talking about how the CIA had brought
crack co kin to Watts and Compton in eighty one
eighty two, as well as guns, because in the nineteen
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seventies there was really no guns manicured lawns and Lawns
and Watson Compton, and that all of a sudden changed
in the early eighties with this outrageous amount of crack
cookin and guns that came into those neighborhoods. Right. The
point I'm trying to make here is Maxiine Waters knows this.
If you're a black politician, you should know this, because
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if I know this as a guy that's not in
that community, they should know this stuff. So that could
have been a unifying force of Hey, wait a minute,
these intelligence operations have targeted the black community now are
targeting you know, pretty much all communities, especially you know,
the right wingers, Wait a minute, this is a really
good opportunity for us to unite and take care of
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the real problem. Rather than doing that, they start coming
after people like you and I that actually have no
power in changing what is happening in government and politics,
and they start pointing the finger at us, as opposed
to pointing the finger at the one percent that was
responsible for this carnage. So that's where another kind of
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eye opening moment was being in Congress and hearing these
individuals tried to trying to divide and conquer as opposed
to try to be unifying force by mentioning some of
the things I talked about, like the fact that we
are all victims of co intel pro, which is an
intelligence operation really to destroy whatever movement's happening, whether it's
the civil rights movement in nineteen sixties and seventies, or
whether it's the other kind of civil rights movement, which
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is voting rights. Twenty one.
Speaker 2 (28:00):
You mentioned how Trump's mugshot was making him relatable to
a lot of African Americans. I know Charles Barkley didn't
like that, but it's true, and when you take a
look at it, I think there are a whole lot
of similarities between the way conservatives are being treated now
in the way blacks had been treated for many years.
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I mean, we're being censored that you get arrested for nothing.
You know, little old ladies walking through the Capitol walk in,
stay within the velvet ropes. Guards held the door open
for her. She takes a couple of selfies with the guards,
and next thing you know, Grandma's doing a few months
in prison. I mean, they're basically discriminating against the MAGA movement,
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against any type of conservative. They suppress us on all
the major social media platforms. And you know, I tell
people all the time, we went to war with the
British for less than this. I mean, were being suppressed.
Speaker 3 (28:59):
So the bridge British by the way, British, you know,
big statement here. British and Canadians are our biggest enemies.
They are. It's like we look at like what's happening
on the other side of the world that we say, hey,
you know, those are enemies, the Chinese, the Russians. No,
it's the people that we're allied with that are currently
censoring and doing the kind of things that led to
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seventeen seventy six. By the way, Okay, they're doing the
exact same kind of behavior, and we call these people
allies and we allow influence. Right when you look at
where certain voting machines where they had their office, it
was Toronto because Toronto is right on the border and
it's a safe place right outside of the United States.
You know, we think it's the United States light, but
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it's really not. It's a tyrannical country right now. And
so I think we need to be more cognizant of
the fact that our quote unquote allies are really not
our allies. They are actually the opposite of what we are.
And I think going forward, I mean, we got to
fix this country first and foremo right, But once we're
done fixing this country, we need to fix what's happening
in the UK and Canada because those have become tyrannical
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societies and we need to influence them as opposed to
their censorship influencing us.
Speaker 2 (30:11):
Well, let's talk about that censorship. Elon Musk received a
warning from the European Council not to interview Donald Trump,
and there was that police commissioner in the UK who
said basically that he will come to the United States
and extradite people back to the UK if he doesn't
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like something they're posting on social media. He said, we
will come after you. So think about this. This is
a British police official with not a hell of a
lot of authority announcing that he's going to if he
sees something on social media, even if it's from American citizens,
he's going to have us extradited and then we're going
to be prosecuted in the UK. What are your thoughts
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on that. The European Council threatening Elon Musk and this
cop specifically mentioned Elon Musk as well, and neither one
of them. I don't think like the interview that he
did with Donald Trump.
Speaker 3 (31:08):
I mean, okay, there's a few things in regards to that.
First of all, this is all coming from Brussels unelected
officials now making policy for Europe. That is the head
of the snake in Europe, and that is what's trying
to influence us over here. Right. The second thing I
want to say is that I've actually been persecuted by
the UK and Kingan government starting in two thousand and eighteen,
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and I am seriously under threat of arrest. I'm under
threat of arrest today because I have done documentaries that
I exposed the corruption of the United Kingdom and exposed
the corruption of Canada. And I started this in twenty eighteen,
and they had unlawful courts in those countries, meaning I
was not even aware where they put gag orders on me.
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They threatened to have me arrested. And this is a
real thing. And I'm talking about six years ago this
was happening. Now. I was quiet about this part. I
kind of quietly went went along with my work and
really focusing on America. Happens. Drop the documentaries that had
to do with the UK and Canada, not out of fear,
just because there's so many other things that are relevant
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that we need to talk about in the United States, right,
But this thing that's been going on, you know, frankly,
it's one of the main reasons why start in America
happens because once those guys started persecuting me because I
was saying things that they didn't like that showed Trudeau
to be a tyrant, that showed the UK course system
to be tyrannical. And I'm talking six years ago they
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started coming after me heart So I have no doubt
that they're going to try to arrest people over here.
But this is where we got to push back hard.
I mean, these British, we can't let like, we can't
allow our country to be taken over by what we
fought and many died for in seventeen seventy six. That's
what's happening is a quiet crup from you know, our
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freedom based system, our constitutional based system, to a very
tyrannical based system based upon what's happening to in Europe
that needs to see a huge backlash. In fact, we're
going to be launching some new documentaries that are really
going to piss off the British and Canadians. But you
know we've got to do that work. You know, we
got to move fearlessly and you know, just show what's
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going on.
Speaker 2 (33:16):
Well, I hope you'll come back and talk to us
about those documentaries when they're out, And I want to
ask you one quick thing as far as the Europeans
trying to tell us what to do, and specifically the
UK cops trying to tell us what we can and
can't say. Essentially, we've got a UK cop trying to
take away our first Amendment. He thinks he has the
power to do it. So if Kamala wins, I see
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a future, and if Donald Trump wins, I see a future.
Do you think we're going to be vulnerable to this
type of thing? You know, the Europeans is specifically this
one guy in the UK telling us what we can't,
can and can't say on the internet. If Kamala gets elected.
Speaker 3 (33:56):
You know, that is a really scary site. I think
are constanttional sheriffs need to arrest this individual. I think
this individual needs to be persecuted and prosecuted, and we
need to make an example out of these individuals. This
is like, this is a war, and I'm not talking
about a violent war. I'm talking about war of information
and war of ideas. Right in that war of ideas,
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this individual is talking about committing trees and against the
laws of the United States. When he's talking about coming
here and extraditing people, that is he's committing trees and
against our laws. And this is an enemy that has
come here threatening to arrest our people. That person needs
to be held accountable.
Speaker 2 (34:34):
I agree with you. And what did you think after
the Russian social media giant was just arrested in France?
We had Vinman, We all remember Vinman, the guy that
uh you know, was trying to get Donald Trump kicked
out of office because of his Ukrainian phone call. He
came forward and you know said that should be a
warning to Elon Musk.
Speaker 3 (34:56):
You know, we need to have warnings for him. I
think the constitutional sheriffs need to but actually investigate that
in the issue or rest warrants against that gentleman, because
what is again talking about is talking about committing trees
and against our laws because we have freedom of speech,
we have freedom of press. That individual as a socialist
or communist tyrants the way he's talking and needs to
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be alled accountable.
Speaker 2 (35:18):
Yeah. Yeah, it's amazing how some people want to take
away our freedoms right now. And that's why the whole
we talked. We started this conversation by talking about how
disingenuous Kamala Harris is. And you know, here we have
a group of people in this party called the Democrat Party,
and they want to tell us what kind of car
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to drive, what kind of sandwich deed needs to be
a bug sandwich, what kind of light bulb to use,
what kind of pronouns we can use, and then they
tell us that if we elect Donald Trump, We're going
to lose all our freedoms. I mean, they're the ones
that want to manage our lives to the nth degree.
I mean worse freee on that.
Speaker 3 (36:02):
I mean, there absolutely is none. And anybody that is
not scratching the surface and seeing the layers as an
onion here which lead to just immense evil really is
not doing their job as Americans. And it's and you know,
at the end of the day, we all have one vote.
I kind of I'm sad that my one vote is
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equal to the uninformed voter that wants to vote for
Kamala because frankly, she was you know, born as a
female and claims to be black. I mean, it's these
low information voters that are that this is And I've
been racking my brain. How do you fix this right?
How do you fix that? Back to the day you
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had you could only vote if you were a male
that was going to be inscripted into the army. So
you're actually willing to poor blood. Now, once you're willing
to poor blood over your belief, that's a strong vote
right there. That's the person. Where is his vote. It's
like it's one hundred percent of vote and how do
you saw that issue right now? It's like, I don't
I really don't know the answer to that. But it's
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really sad that, you know, these individuals, I mean, they're
going to vote for Kamala and the millions. I still
don't think that she has a real chance of winning
if there wasn't fraud, Especially with the RFK endorsement. I
think that was one of the straws that's breaking the
camel's back. But we shall see, we shall see. You know,
a lot of people think that the election is going
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to be stolen and there's going to be some kind
of revolution or whatever. I have no idea where this
is going. It just I'm scared what's going to happen,
And not like until November fifth, I'm scared of what's
going to happen till January twentieth, because I think this
thing is certainly going to drag out till then.
Speaker 2 (37:42):
Oh yeah, I think it's going to be like the
you know, the last few times, we're going to see
all kind of lawsuits going on. You know, places like
Arizona where it takes some you know, a month to
count the votes or whatever it is that yeah, to
count the votes. It's it's it really is. It really
is scary. And right now I know I'm told anyway
that the prepper stuff is flying off the shelves. People
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are scared. I still remember when Barack Obama was elected,
and there's a guy here in town. I'll just say
his first name is Mike. He owns a gun store.
He's also an Olympic gold medalist. And Mike said he
pulled up to his store, which at the time had
a Starbucks right beside it, and there was like a
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line wrapped around the shopping center and he was kind
of like, Wow, what kind of a deal does Starbucks
have going on today? And he opened the door. He
opened the door to his gun shop, and the line
started pushing their way into the store. I went there
a few days afterwards, and there was like nothing on
the shelves. They had some Ammo and one or two
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guns that nobody would want still on the shelves, but
they were empty, you know. And that was for Barack Obama.
Now you've got Kamala Harris who says that certain guns
need to be part of a mandatory buyback program, and
if Congress doesn't do it within one hundred days, she's
going to go to executive order after one hundred days
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and force the mandatory buyback of certain types of guns.
What do you think that's going to do to gun sales?
I mean, I just can't imagine if she wins, how
there's going to be a gun store anywhere in America
that still has a gun left to sell.
Speaker 3 (39:22):
Yeah, And I don't think we're going to make it
that far, because what we're looking at really is the
secession of states. I think there are certain states that
are not going to put up in another soul of election.
I think we're looking at the breakup of the Union,
which is probably what the globalist want, but that could
also very much like a lot of their agendas don't
call exactly who they want to go, Like the COVID agenda,
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I don't know if that's going to necessarily go the
way they want to. I think we're looking at the
secession of states. I think we're looking at states that
do seceed doing much better than states like California, where
I was just at by the way, And while I
was in California, my friend's house got raw lo and
behold a funny story. It was, you know, three individuals
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that broke into his house. One of them was actually found.
And the hilarious thing about the story is that he
had a list of addresses in his pocket. Okay, they
robbed ten houses that day. Every single person that they
robbed in Los Angeles, their homes happened to be of
army in descent. So somebody's out there going like, hey,
these are meetings have by the way, just stole jewelry.
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They didn't steal computers, none of that stuff. It was
all jewelry every and by the way, I know at
least five individuals that this has happened to in the
last few months, all California, all based upon these idiotic
policies of Kamala Harrison, Joseph Biden. And you know they're
going out there making lists of you know, hey, our
meetings are successful, they have a lot of jewelry, let's
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break into their homes.
Speaker 2 (40:49):
Wow. And then of course you've got California being one
of those places where you know, as long as you
don't steal over a thousand bucks or whatever the number is,
you know you're good to go. And yeah, it's absolutely
amazing that any state would do that with having no
concern over what it was going to do to the
retail community. I mean, that's why so many people are
getting the hell out of there.
Speaker 3 (41:11):
Oh big time, big time, And I mean it's an
absolute travesty that I don't know, Like four or five
years ago, LA was actually a very safe place, and
now it is somewhere where you're constantly I mean, what's happening,
by the way, is that these communities that got robbed
over and over in the last four years have now
bound together and they paid for private security to monitor
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their neighborhoods.
Speaker 2 (41:36):
Wow.
Speaker 3 (41:37):
Yeah, yeah, because of the ridiculous Yeah, the ridiculous amount
of robberies. I mean, they just had enough of it.
You could imagine when every single person you know has
had their house robbed in the last three four months, Well,
you're going to put a few dollars out of your
pocket to make sure that doesn't happen again.
Speaker 2 (41:54):
One of the things we saw, like in areas like Baltimore,
is that the police just stopped and forced laws. I mean,
if they received a call, they would go out on
that call, but they weren't going to do proactive police
work anymore and say, hey, that guy's acting a little suspicious.
Let's go talk to him and see what he's up to.
Those days are over, because when those things happen, it's
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the police officer who gets in trouble, not the person
who's behaving suspiciously or you know, might actually be engaging
in a crime at the time. I mean, they this
whole thing. And then of course the left they say,
defund the police, defund the police, and then there's a
real backlash because even Democrats don't want the police defended,
even African American neighborhoods don't want the police defunded. And
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then they come out and say, well, we never said that.
You know, it's kind of like what the gas stoves.
You know, we're going to tell you all the gas stoves,
and we're going to tell you what kind of stove
you can cook on. And so they they go that route.
It's very unpopular. So then they say they didn't say it,
and then they start saying it again. I mean, it's
the most amazing thing in the world, how they lie
to people and they don't even wait long enough for
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people to forget what they said.
Speaker 3 (43:03):
You know, we have a problem here in this country
of memory of holding so many things like you and
I are very well aware that our president was nearly
assassinated just like a month and some ago, and you know,
a lot of people don't talk about it. The media
has memory hold it, so they're kind of of that
mindset that this is actually working. I don't know if
it is, because people are like, wait a minute, this
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dude was like nearly assassinated. Why aren't we talking about that?
Even Democrats are like, why is this not front and
center in the news. You know, he dodged a bullet
by a quarter inch? Really right, that should be pretty
much until the election age should be on the news cycle.
But it's not because they're trying to memory hold it.
They think those techniques still work, And I don't know
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if it works in this day and age of social media.
It certainly worked during nine to eleven and the Patriot
Acts and all that, but during those times because we
didn't have social media. But then you look at why
are they trying to arrest Elon Musk? Why did they
just arrest the Telegram ceo? Right? Because that is there
one X factor of what is going to stop this
concept of memory holding everything.
Speaker 2 (44:07):
Yeah, and yeah, I think I read somewhere where a
third of Democrats still don't believe Trump was actually shot
at They think that that was a fake. He had
a fake packet of blood in his hand, and when
he put his hand to his ear, that you know
that's where the blood came from. I mean, some of
the stuff is absolutely ridiculous. I had one liberal that's
been pestering me since since my Joe or a Pillo
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days uh many years ago, and this guy, uh uh,
he told me that a piece of glass from one
of the teleprompters hit Trump's ear and that it was
not a bullet. So I showed him. I gave him
a picture after the shooting because Trump was already ducked
down and everything, and you could clearly see that both
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teleprompters were completely intact. But you know, you've got all
these people, and then you know those DEI hires at
the FBI. My goodness, they look like the Keystone cops.
I don't know if you've seen that one video where
one of them is trying to put a gun in
a holster and the other ones like looking around and
putting on her sunglasses and the whole thing. Just if
it weren't so sad that the president was, I just
had an attempt on his life. It would be funny
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the way these people were acting. I mean, this is
the And by the way, the director of the Secret
Service that time said that she didn't have any kind
of a mandate for hiring females. That's pure beau. She
had signed on to a project called Project thirty thirty,
where the goal was to have thirty percent Secret Service
officers by the year twenty thirty. So she did have
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a mandate that she was working with to get more
females in. And I can tell you something, man, I mean,
this may be rude, but that one particular one that
had trouble putting her gun in her holster doesn't look
like she had ever been inside a gem or jogged
a quarter mile in her life. Why. It's one thing
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to say we're going to get more women in, but damn,
can't we get fit women. I'm incapable of doing the job. No,
they gets some woman who looks like she's been training
on twinkies all her life.
Speaker 3 (46:06):
And yeah, yeah, I mean, if there's ever a failure
in DEI I mean, I joke, but they can't even
pull off an assassination correctly. Okay, Like in nineteen sixty
three when JFK was assassinated. I mean, those men weren't evil,
but they were alpha males. They knew how to shoot. Okay,
these guys can't even do an assassination probably, And I
say that like in jest, because it really shows the
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failure of DEI if you think about it, that they
couldn't protect the president, they couldn't actually stop this assassination.
You could blame that on a conspiracy or whatever, but
we saw the behavior of some of these DEI hires,
and it's clear that they can enter their job correctly.
Another thing I wanted to quickly mention is that you know,
we're talking about this liberal base and how they think,
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you know, the whole Trump assassination attempt was faked right, Well, look,
if it was really fake, then that man had the
courage to dodge of bullet by quarter inch. Actually, it
makes me cru fall in love with it more because
that is a gutsy individual that puts his life on
the line to dodge a bullet by have a quarter
inch if it was in deep take, because we saw
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the bullet flying. There's a picture of the bullet flying
right right, yes, And so another thing I would say
on that topic where you're talking about the liberals that
were attacking you, you know, there's actual statistics out there
that say that something like fifty four percent to sixty
four percent of liberal women suffer from mental illness. Could
that be the reason why they're trying to find these
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insane explanations of what happened as opposed to the most
obvious one.
Speaker 2 (47:38):
I have no idea, Now I will. I have one
guy who said that to day that liberal women are
going to be the bane of America's existence. But the
bottom the bottom line is is that I've seen so
many craziest you know, whether it's the Libs of TikTok
or whatever, where they're just going off and they're crazy.
And I brought this up a few weeks ago, but
I think it bears repeating. They have some kind of
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obsess with their private part and their monthly cycle. Back
when Trump was running for office, there was one woman
who painted a portrait of Donald Trump using her period blood.
There was another woman who said she was going to
send her period blood to the White House every single
month if Trump was elected. You know, you had Code
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Pink running around dressed like vaginas you had those pink
pussy hats in Washington, d C. When Hillary didn't get
elected and they already had their reservations, they went anyway.
And so you see that there's even women who are
getting together, you know, wearing white jogging shorts, and they
enter these marathons and they do they go when they're
on their period. And it's called free bleeding because by
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the end of the race, they're jogging shorts, their you know,
their athletic shorts are all covered in blood. So my
question is, what in the hell is wrong with these
liberal women. I mean, did they think.
Speaker 3 (48:51):
About we're talking about mental illness? Honestly, we're talking about me.
Imagine you and I as men, right, we're walking around
with I don't know, some kind of like, you know,
phallic penis thing. You know, It's like people will be like,
you're out of your mind. You're out of your mind,
You're crazy, Like why are you still obsessed with your penis?
But like when women are obsessed and this is where
again we see a very unequal kind of between the
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sex is an unequal way of things due to these
third wave feminists, you know, they say things like oh
independent and whatever, we'll guess what. Every man's independent. We're
born in dependan. You don't need a goal star for
being it's men. So they tend to give gold stars
to themselves for frankly having vaginas, which is ridiculous, you know,
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And that's that's part of the mental illness. This is why,
this is why third wave feminism has gone way too far.
As men, we haven't given enough of a backlash. Year
has been zero backlash. Week. We've been sat there quietly
because of our gentleman nature. Most men don't want to
attack women, even if they're crazy and mentally ill. But
that's that's got to end. That's really got to end.
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It's destroying this country. It is literally the downfall of
this country. If you took out those voters this country,
there would be voting for America First policies. But it's
the type of low information liberal women the voters that
are frankly destroying our country.
Speaker 2 (50:09):
Yeah, I know someone like that. I'm not going to
even say where or how because she may be listening
to the show, but I do know someone like that,
and it's weird, and you know, I don't I don't
understand what the liberal women do. You know, you remember
Code Pink running around dressed like vaginas. The Vagina Chronicles
went from university to university.
Speaker 3 (50:29):
Which, by the way, because I mentioned one thing, that's
actually the literal. If you go to Germany, there's a
there's a uniform that the prostitutes wear. For anybody that's
been to Germany, right, there's these red light districts and
they all dress the exact same. Well, it's basically how
these like dressed individuals dress. Just a little fact there.
Speaker 2 (50:47):
That's that's that's interesting. Uh And and I just have
to tell you, I don't understand the obsession. And you
nailed it when you said, what if we ran around
with little penis hats and I constantly tried to call
attention our private parts. I mean, people would think we
were absolutely nuts, and I think justifiably we would be
called out on it. But there's all this crap going on.
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The liberal women, they show upnked to protest. I mean,
it's just it's absolutely crazy. And I don't know why
the left in general is so preoccupied with sex, so
preoccupied with gentelia. It's absolutely ridiculous, and yet we see
it every single day. Look at a gay, look at
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a gay pride. Uh you know moving video, you know
if you would. I mean, they're just their their behavior
is outrageous, and we're supposed to sit around in this
upside down world we live in and go, no, no,
that's okay. They're just expressing their viewpoints. It's okay. No,
it's not drag. Queens in kindergarten are not okay. Uh.
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Gender queer and books like that don't belong in kindergarten
classrooms or grade school classrooms, are really even high school classrooms.
I mean, why should a little kid whose five or
six years old have a book on the little mini
library within their classroom that teaches a young boy how
to perform oral sex on a grown man. Why does
that mean there?
Speaker 3 (52:12):
It's very obvious it's part of the sexualization of kids,
to destroy kids before they're even of age, because this
is all child abuse, by the way, and frankly, I
think it also qualifies as crimes against humanity and genocide.
When you look at the Genocide Treaty of the International
Criminal Courts, it talks about how erasing somebody's identity manipulating
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them is part of genocide. So I think there's strong
legal arguments here if our legal system, frankly wasn't controlled
by a bunch of bar agents working for a system
as opposed to working for the constitution. But these are
at the least, it's massive child abuse, and I truly
believe at the highest these are crimes against humanity, against
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our country.
Speaker 2 (52:55):
I agree with you once again. We've been visiting with
them Miller. He is the host of the Blood Money
podcast and he's also the founder of the America Happens Network.
Come back and see us when those movies are out.
I want to talk about them.
Speaker 3 (53:11):
Would love to thank you so much for having me
on your show.
Speaker 2 (53:14):
Thank you so much for being here. I really enjoyed it.
Good day to you, Bye bye.
Speaker 3 (53:20):
You've been listening to The Tea Party Power Hour with
Mark gla
And you all know, justus win in twenty twenty and
we don't do it again in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
Oh yeah, we're gonna do it again in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 3 (00:12):
We're gonna steal it again in twenty twenty four. She
should say, yeah, yes. I mean, you know, this is
the thing. You know, they try to separate us by race.
You know, you got people being interviewed on the streets
saying they're voting for Kamala because she is, you know, black,
and she's a woman. I mean, if I was a
black person, I'd be very insulted at being treated like
I'm an idiot, like I'm a person of lower intelligence
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by individuals like Kamala Harris, because this is so obvious.
I mean, it's so obvious. We've heard her talk, okay,
and unless you know your head's in the sand, you
could compare in contrast to two talking styles, you know,
and it's just it's so artificial. I hope. I do
believe that the black communities has caught onto this, especially
the black male. I say that because we do a
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lot of interviews on the streets and there's a shift
in what's been happening in the Black community. I think
one of the biggest mistakes, you know, a little controversial
statement near that I'm about to say, but when you
get a white boy and you put it give a
muck shot of him. Right now, I'm specifically talking about
Donald Trump, and I'm saying it in that style because
really this stems from hip hop culture. Right for the
last forty to fifty years, there's a hip hop culture
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has dominated the African American community. Okay, And if you
listen to these tracks, if you actually listen to the lyrics,
you would know that the biggest mistake you could make
is taking somebody like Donald Trump, you know, taking a
muck shot of him, really making them relatable to a
lot of the black individuals that have been persecuted by
our unjust legal system, you know. And I would compare again,
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you know, I would compare what Donald Trump has been
going through through his persecution right now, versus what was
happening to a lot of black men across the last
forty to fifty years where they were also being persecuted
by an unjust two tier legal system that really takes
advantage of the disadvantage. Right, So by doing that, by
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taking a muck shot of Donald Trump. They made him
much more relatable. And since then, I've been talking to
a lot of people I work with when I was
a hip hop music video director, you know, heads of
record labels, frankly, heads of gangs, heads of communities, right,
And that is the biggest mistake they ever made, because
the minute they did that, they're like, all these people
that we're hearing from the mainstream media, Donald Trump is,
you know, the new hitler, blah blah blah. All of
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a sudden, we're like, wait a minute, let me take
a look at this. And really he became much more relatable.
And where he was about twenty years ago, where there
was a lot of hip hop videos really saying positive
things about Donald Trump, aspiring to Donald Trump's lifestyle, well,
all the damage of the mainstream media did was suddenly
removed by that stupid move of taking a muck shot
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of him. Which also tells you how fake Kamala is,
because if she was really listening to hip hop Tupac
whatever she says, I was in college and by the way,
the years don't even light up. You know, five years
before Public Enemy existed, Apparently she was listening to him.
I don't know that was possible, but you know that
fakeness is very apparent, and the fact that, no, you
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haven't been listening to the pop music. I'm I'm, I'm.
I'm a white guy from a white arm meeting guy
from LA and I know, I know that stuff. Why
don't you know it? If you've been you know, next
deep in that community. Why don't you know that stuff?
If you've been, you know, going to civil rights marches
and saying freedom or whatever. Right, No, it's it's all,
it's all bs. And once you dissect it, and one
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just has to give a little bit of time. I mean,
you and I are like always inundated with this stuff,
so we know. But the uninformed voter doesn't need much
time to figure that out. The clues are all there.
It's obvious what they're doing. And she she's repugnant. The
way she treats the black people is supposedly she's the
civil rights person. The way she treats them like idiots
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is the highest form of racism.
Speaker 2 (03:48):
For in fact, you mentioned the freedom story, and I
want to for any of my listeners who may not
be aware of it. Kamala Harris likes to tell people
that when she was a little girl. Her mother was
in a civil rights march and Kamala was acting up
and her mother was like, Kamala, what do you want?
What do you want? And I looked at my mom
and I said, tweed them. Okay, Here she is telling
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the story to Jimmy Kimmel.
Speaker 3 (04:14):
Do you want?
Speaker 1 (04:14):
And I said, and this is how she would say it.
And she said, Kamala, what do you want?
Speaker 3 (04:19):
And I said, tweet them.
Speaker 2 (04:22):
Yeah, isn't that cute? And so Jimmy Kimmel bought it.
And here she is telling it, I think, to the
Washington Post.
Speaker 1 (04:30):
And then my mother would tell a funny story about
how like one day she and I was fussing and
you know, and so I'm fussing and fussing. She it's
much cuter when she would tell the story. But she'd
say so then she would look down.
Speaker 3 (04:40):
At me and Kamala, what do you want? What do
you want?
Speaker 1 (04:43):
And I looked back up at her and I said,
fweet them.
Speaker 2 (04:51):
That's a great story until you find out that Martin
Luther King was being interviewed by Playboy magazine, I think
in nineteen sixty five, and he said, Martin Luther King said,
the exact same thing, only he wasn't saying he was
the baby that said freedom. He said a police officer
went up to a little boy and asked him what
he wanted, and the little boy said, feed them, not freedom.
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But it's the same story, only it's pronounced a little differently.
But you know, this woman, there there are no lower
boundaries as to how low she will go. I mean,
this is a story that she clearly ripped off. And
you were saying that she told some stories where the
dates didn't line up. That's part and time.
Speaker 3 (05:33):
Yeah about good about about smoking marijuana and listening to
hipop like she was like take it off, you know,
and you would think that, I mean, we're talking about
somebody that really her lack of intelligence I think is
glaring in these interviews because and in fact, you know
what I love to do is I love to pass
her mother through a light detector test. I mean, here's
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the reality, right, She's of Indian descent. Indian India has
a cast system, which is in our viewpoint I would
be highly racist because you're born into the cast and
you die in a cast or a cast system with
the hierarchy of culture. So maybe she should be talking
about taking the She's Indian, right, She's maybe she should
be talking about taking on that cast system, because what
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is happening in India right now, and what has been
happening India for centuries, is a lot more racist than
anything we've seen in the United States. Because in the
United States, at least, you have a chance, if you've
ever earn a specific class or whatever level of society,
whatever we want to call it, you have a chance
of getting out of that. Okay, it's not like you're
trapped in that. But India, under the other hand, you're
pretty much stuck there. If you're like this lower person,
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you're stuck there for a life. So maybe she should
be fighting for the freedoms of the Indian folks as
opposed to coming here and literally dividing on a conquering
I mean, does this woman's dialogue takes the uninformed voter,
takes the person that doesn't have this information and makes
them erratic, makes them violent because they actually believe that
this nonsense is true. And so what on the streets
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is what she causes. And this is what we get
with these hung your people. I will also reference to
Kavanaugh hearings okay, where she attacked that man for drinking
and beer. Now, if you ask, you know, and and
and you know, really kind of tried to destroy him,
destroy his reputation. One of the most cruelest hearings I
think I've ever heard and divert words that were coming
out of her mouth, right and again, you know, power,
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It's all about her power and nothing else. There's no
substance behind it. She just wants to be powerful. She
wants to be president. And I think that's her I'm
doing at the end of the day, because this is
really obvious to people at this point.
Speaker 2 (07:31):
She she is a power seeker. To be sure. I
want to go back for a second to those dates
not lining up, because that's a Democrat trend. For instance,
Michelle Obama said she used to sit on her dad's
lap and watch Carl Lewis in the Olympics. Well, when
Carl Lewis was in the Olympics, Michelle Obama was well
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into college. All right, So you're still sitting on your
daddy's lap and you're in college. There's there's there's a
problem there. And then take Barack Obama, he said.
Speaker 4 (08:03):
And there was some good kind of craziness going on call,
some people walked across a bridge that was him speaking
in the Selma Church. And thanks to that craziness, Barack
Obama Junior was born.
Speaker 2 (08:16):
Well, I'm sorry, he was born three and a half
years before the Selma March, so that probably didn't happen.
And al Gore used to tell people that his mother
would read him to sleep while he was from the
book Silent Spring. And you look at that. He was
already in high school, just barely, but he was in
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high school when Silent Spring came out, So I'm supposed
to believe that book became so popular that his mom
immediately began reading to a fourteen or fifteen year old
at his bedside from the book Silent Spring. They always
screwed the dates up and they don't care. But when
you talk about the similarities, tell me what you think
about this between Kamala Harris and Barack Obama. The biggest
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thing they have in common is that they're both trying
to steal the black African American experience. Barack Obama went
to school and grew up in Hawaii, the state where
race means the least, and in fact, the last day
at school at that extremely expensive private school he went to,
one of the most expensive in the United States, was
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called kill Whitey Day. And if you're in Hawaii and
you're going to a school that's extremely expensive in the
last day of the year is called kill Whitey Day.
I don't think you're experiencing a hell of a lot
of discrimination as an African American person. And the same
thing with her. She's half Jamaican, she's half Indian. She
has no claim on the African American experience in America.
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And like you've pointed out in some of your stuff,
she let's see, I can put this. She was like
a rich girl in Canada growing up. I mean, she
didn't have that experience here in America. And all that
crap about getting on a bus and little girl on
the bus was me. That school was already desegregated due
to the population around it, the demographics of the popular
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Everything about this woman is fake.
Speaker 3 (10:13):
Yeah, yeah, totally totally. I mean it is the mundy.
So you reference the Canadian aspect of Kamala. So she
went to university. For people that don't know, she went
to university in Canada. She was groomed in a top
university over there, which means groomed for the politics. There's
a reason why she is the carbon copy of Justin Trudeau.
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This is a female Justin Trudeau that is now in
threat of becoming the president of this country. And when
you see what Justin Trudeau has done to that country,
where you have rebel news reporters getting arrested every other day,
literally in public spaces for reporting the news, you have
your independent media that's been destroyed by their social media censoring.
In fact, you know, it happens to us every day
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where we post stuff and I have friends, family, sociates
in Canada that can't even watch our content because in
their search engines and their social media, this stuff is
heavily censored by the government, who also funds the media.
By the way, right, So if you want to go
if you want government funding of everything, meaning control, meaning
parity that come all as your person, come all as
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your person. But guess where that leads you to. That
leads you to pretty much, you know, lack of freedom,
financial suffering. We're you know, Canada's medical system is a mess.
In fact, both Canada and the UK are a mess
with their public healthcare system. Uh, you know, during COVID.
I was doing interviews on the streets in the United Kingdom,
and United Kingdom and Canada are basically the same, more
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or less. I mean we're talking about formal Commonwealth countries
that are lockstep with one another, right and so, uh,
you know, I was out there, you know, doing like
interviews on the streets and stuff, and I mean, you
realize how how much damage this kind of policy has
done to Canada, Canada's reputation. I don't, really, like I said,
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we're looking at Justin Trudeau as our president, which is
pretty much the end of this country, which is basically
end of freedom in this world more or less.
Speaker 2 (12:08):
So what do you think, VILM level with me, Are
they get to cheat again.
Speaker 3 (12:12):
Under percent? I mean, there's no way they're gonna, you know,
not cheat. I think the way they're talking right now
with americ Arland talking about another J six and prosecuting people,
I mean, I think the fix is already in and
now the question is how do we react to that fix?
You know, because it is coming. It is coming, and
I think this time is going to be different because
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really we've seen the true nature of who these candidates
are and I frankly even if they give her the election,
I don't see it necessarily going the way they want
it to go. Let me just put it that way.
Speaker 2 (12:47):
Okay, So let's talk about the polls right now, because
a lot of people are speculating that the polls right
now are incredibly fake and they're being faked rigged so
that they will match the election results. So exactly, yeah,
so you agree.
Speaker 3 (13:01):
With that one hundred percent.
Speaker 2 (13:03):
Okay. Now, Kamala Harris I think has a somewhat estranged
relationship with her parents. I know at one point they
came out and weren't so favorable of her. You never
see them on the campaign trail. What's going on with that?
If they just got tired of listening to their bs or.
Speaker 3 (13:20):
You know, here's the past of Kamala. Okay. So this
is the it is a topic that nobody really talks about.
And this topic is about the family law courts. Okay,
the family law courts who have destroyed families for the
last forty to fifty years, that have taken the father
and removed him from the equation. Okay. When you look
at our prison industrial complex, it's something like ninety percent
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of people that are in prison right now are the
products of single motherhood. Okay, and I'm not trying to
knock single motherhood. It's just very clear that having a
father around helps to build a better child. The male
role model, right, well, that male role model. You know,
he's a Marxist, Kamala's father, and obviously I fault him
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on that, right, But he's also a professor. Sounded like
he was a loving father. Sounded like there was no
abuse in the family. Sounded like it's really a matter
of they got a divorce, right. But the result of
that is that at seven years old, the father was
removed from her life. Okay, so there is a lot
of friction there because she didn't grow up with her father.
She grew up with an parental alienating mother, and anybody
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that knows about parental alienation it's basically child abuse, right.
And so the father was removed from the family. She
grew up in a single mother household. Lo and behold,
you know we've heard about her potentially promiscuous past. You know,
having our company in Las Vegas. You know, as you
probably know, a lot of strip clubs in Las Vegas, right,
a lot of strip clubs and sex workers and oh, lo,
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and behold, you talk to a lot of those people
and ask him, hey, why'd you get in this profession? Well,
a lot of them come from abusive homes, single motherhood homes,
not having a positive, real role model in their home.
So it was seem as though and then, by the way,
you look at the black community in Chicago, you know,
capital of single motherhood, murder on the streets all the
day because when the father's not around the streets, become
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the father. That's a Denzel Washington quote, right, because anybody
that knows about gang culture knows that kids are the
same thing with Antifa. By the way, these kids that
didn't have strong upbringings, they didn't have strong male role models.
That then the game becomes their role model. Right, So
we know this sort of thing leads to come out,
you know, all kinds of calamity. Right. Why is it
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that our courts are breaking up families? Why is it
that our course don't do fifty fifty custody so both
parents are in the children's lives. Right, So then you
got to ask yourself, why are the course a destructive force?
You know, they're supposed to be for we the people, right,
they're supposed to be constitutionalists, but why are the destructive
force in the American family. So there's a lot of
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elements that come here together in terms of why Kamala
is who she is. What are the calamity that she
went through that made or who she is? And you know,
there's a lot of those fingerprints of traditional tyranny that
have led to the production of you know, who this
person is. Right now, we.
Speaker 2 (16:13):
Need to take a quick break to do a little
business with America and then we will be right back
with them, Miller, And we are back with them, Miller
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discussing the extremely genuine individual Kamala Kamala Harris. I'm just curious,
did she ever say Kamala herself or has it always
been Kamala? And we're just a bunch of racists.
Speaker 3 (16:57):
Man. You know, I have an army you name, and
rarely is it pronounced properly. It's a three letter name,
by the way, so you can go figure, you know
anybody that's like, hey, you pronounce my name wrong. You know,
I come from an ethnic background. You know, my full
last name is actually van millery Yanovsky, and it's a long, Armenian,
complicated name. Nobody pronounces it right but I've never turned
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around and say, hey, like, you're insulting my Armenian heritage
because you've pronounced my last name right. It's actually one
of the dumbest things to do if you have an
ethnic sounding last name, to pick on people like that,
because you know, for example, Army in alphabet is thirty
six letters. The English alphabet's twenty four. Obviously with thirty
six letters you have a little bit more kind of
you know, phonetic agility. So Arminians that are that are
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that are raised, you know, with an Armenion speaking family,
they pronounce things differently. Okay, But I've never turned around
and accused people of racism because they can't pronounce my
name right, which, by the way, Armians are. There's been
a lot of racism in Armeny and culture. The Muslims
have persecuted us for five hundred years. They're still killing
our means in Eastern Europe Asia because they're Armenian, right.
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But you know, it's it's a different I mean to
bring that stuff up and be like, oh, I'm a victim.
I'm a victim victim, Hey, check out some Armenian history.
I means have been victims for a very long time.
But how many Armys do you see out there complaining
about this sort of thing?
Speaker 2 (18:18):
Really, Well, you don't. You don't see any. And my
last name, I get Gill you or Gillard Gillard, you know,
I mean I get everything. And I never once have
turned around and said, hey, you racist, say my name right.
But if you're Fani uh was it Fannie Willis down
in Georgia, or if you're Kamala Harrison, you get their
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name right or wrong? Rather the next you're going to
be called a racist. The next day you're going to
be called racist. I think it was Nancy Mace who
told them to back then hell off, She'll say it
the way she wants to. Uh yeah.
Speaker 3 (18:52):
By the way, for anybody that wants to your very
funny clip, check out the Adam Carolla clip where he's
interviewing Gavin Newsom and he's talking about this top and
he brings up to the Armenians and the Asians and
all that. It's a very funny piece. I highly recommend
people search for that and check it out. It's about
three minutes long. You'll left a lot worth checking it out.
Speaker 2 (19:10):
Well, tell me about the understand all the stuff you've
got going on. When people want to get in touch
with you, People want to see all the stuff you're doing.
Give us some directions so we can get there.
Speaker 3 (19:19):
Awesome, Thank you. So we're Our url is America happens
dot com. We're also on Roku, Apple TV, and Amazon Fire,
as well as Rumble and ex Twitter. I you know,
I'm the founder of the America Happens Network. We have
fourteen different shows currently. My business partner is Mindy Robinson.
She's a very successful documentary filmmaker. Her Route ninety one
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documentary about the Las Vegas mass shooting of October first,
twenty seventeen, has had over one hundred million downloads, and
so like minded individuals that are really interested in this
idea of raging as the mainstry media, uncensored, unbiased media.
You know, we've come together under the American Happens Network
to really produce content that is, you know the opposite
of what's happening on television. The reason why this is
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so near and dear to my heart is I worked
in Hollywood for you know, it seems like the mid
nineties when I started college and I actually saw behind
the scenes. I saw and it took a while, because
you know, this wasn't an overnight discovery, but I began
to realize that our immediate is heavily censor, is propagandistic,
and really that was then inspiration to start the America
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Happens Network because I feel as though we need to
have a prototype of the twenty first century network. What
the CNN, Fox's mockingbird media has been doing has been
heavily destructive to our country. Doesn't represent the voice and
will of we the people, and that's really our goal
is to set the prototype of this future network.
Speaker 2 (20:44):
Well, you've got some great stuff going on, and I
know it's stuff that we need to see because the
mainstream media is a joke, and even Fox backs away
from stories that are too hot. You know, they drop
some of these stories like a hot potato. And absolutely
sad to see even Fox News doing that. But it's
kind of like we've all had to sort of, uh
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come together and form our own news networks because the
mainstream media is it getting the job done. And you
know this is I have a funny story for you. You
mentioned the the it's not funny that there was a
shooting in Las Vegas that that that many people injured.
But I was a pharmaceutical rep at that time, and
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we had been scheduled to go to that hotel. In fact, uh,
everybody in the company was kind of nervous about you know,
oh my gosh, they're sending us, you know, to the
same hotel where the shooting took place. I kid you not.
They changed the venue to Chicago for our safety.
Speaker 3 (21:49):
I mean, it's just it's it's comedy. I'm sure, like
was it was it liberals running the organization?
Speaker 2 (21:55):
Yes? Oh hell yes. It seems like every time we
turned around, somebody was shoving some diversity. They crap down
Earth threat.
Speaker 3 (22:01):
And I'd love to say little Chicago story. Do you
might like to say something real quick about Chicago?
Speaker 2 (22:06):
Take your time, man, We've got time, dude.
Speaker 3 (22:10):
I appreciate that. So in two thousand and three, I
was directing a DMX video and this was before my
eyes were open. Actually, my first eye opening experience as
to what was really going on was on this DMX video. Okay,
I was flown into Chicago. I met the heads of
the Rough Riders record label through African American gentlemen named
Dean Waw Brothers, and they took me through a tour
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of the project, and they explained to me how these
projects are built specifically like prisons. They look exactly like prisons.
And they explained to me how the lack of fatherhood,
which by the way, the Rough Riders record label their
gang as well. Their agenda was to become the father
figures in these children's life that lacked fathers, right, and
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they want they want to be a positive role model.
Even though they go around as a gang. Rough Riders
and they wear their colors are what they actually had
positive intentions for that community. And in this tour of
the projects, they explained to me how basically the system
around these kids has been built as a highway from
birth to the projects to prison, okay, and they wanted
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to be a force against that. So once they started
to actually see how there was truly an unjust legal system,
two tiered legal system with the black community particularly. I mean,
these guys predict the two thousand and three what was
happening today. They told me this is what's happening. This
is going to lead to carnage, there's going to lead
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to violence, there's going to lead to death on the streets,
and we want to be a force against that well
on and behold, we look at twenty twenty four, twenty
one years later, and everything that they told me during
that tour in two thousand and three has come true.
Speaker 2 (23:51):
Wow. You know, it's amazing what a little common sense
will do. And I think one of the biggest problems
we have in the black community. And I'm certain at
the first to say this. I was watching Charlie Kirk
and Candice Owen say this last night. I was watching
some videos. But it's just the idea that the father
is not there. And I think that was Charlie Kirk
who pointed out that before the Great Society Program the
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Civil Rights Act of nineteen sixty four, but before the
specifically the Great Society Program LBJ, something like twenty six
percent of African American mothers were solo parents, okay, single
parent homes. Now fast forward to where we are now,
it's something like seventy seven percent. Okay now, and it's
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getting worse.
Speaker 3 (24:40):
So let me throw another one at you. They're saying
by twenty thirty thirty forty five percent of women are
going to be childless. Right, So what I see over
there is a parallel. I see a unifying force. I
see these same powers that have destroyed the family in
the black community now destroying the family in every community.
Use women are taught the wrong things. They're taught that
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there's value in body counts, promiscuity, and that is destroying females, black, white,
all kinds of females right now. The reason I mentioned
these parallel is because when January sixth happened, we had
a great opportunity if our politicians were actually honest. Right.
What January sixth was was a co Intel pro operation. Okay,
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co Intel pro has been around since the nineteen fifties.
It was created by j Edgar Hoover to attack the
black civil rights movement through really nefarious concepts like embedding spies,
trying to entrap people. And they first tried this on
Martin Luther King, Junior, Malcolm X, and then in the
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seventies it was Black Panthers, right, And just like the
mainstream media apparatus made you know, all the I guess
the Republicans looked like extremists back then, they were making
the Black Panthers look like extremists, and they were exaggerating
what the Black Panthers were doing, which is really similar
to what the rough riders who were trying to do
back in two thousand and three, which was to provide
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positive forces in the black community since their families were
being destroyed by the Great Society. Right, So there was
not And by the way, Maxeine Waters knows this because
in ninety h was at a hearing with the head
of the CIA talking about how the CIA had brought
crack co kin to Watts and Compton in eighty one
eighty two, as well as guns, because in the nineteen
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seventies there was really no guns manicured lawns and Lawns
and Watson Compton, and that all of a sudden changed
in the early eighties with this outrageous amount of crack
cookin and guns that came into those neighborhoods. Right. The
point I'm trying to make here is Maxiine Waters knows this.
If you're a black politician, you should know this, because
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if I know this as a guy that's not in
that community, they should know this stuff. So that could
have been a unifying force of Hey, wait a minute,
these intelligence operations have targeted the black community now are
targeting you know, pretty much all communities, especially you know,
the right wingers, Wait a minute, this is a really
good opportunity for us to unite and take care of
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the real problem. Rather than doing that, they start coming
after people like you and I that actually have no
power in changing what is happening in government and politics,
and they start pointing the finger at us, as opposed
to pointing the finger at the one percent that was
responsible for this carnage. So that's where another kind of
(27:34):
eye opening moment was being in Congress and hearing these
individuals tried to trying to divide and conquer as opposed
to try to be unifying force by mentioning some of
the things I talked about, like the fact that we
are all victims of co intel pro, which is an
intelligence operation really to destroy whatever movement's happening, whether it's
the civil rights movement in nineteen sixties and seventies, or
whether it's the other kind of civil rights movement, which
(27:56):
is voting rights. Twenty one.
Speaker 2 (28:00):
You mentioned how Trump's mugshot was making him relatable to
a lot of African Americans. I know Charles Barkley didn't
like that, but it's true, and when you take a
look at it, I think there are a whole lot
of similarities between the way conservatives are being treated now
in the way blacks had been treated for many years.
(28:21):
I mean, we're being censored that you get arrested for nothing.
You know, little old ladies walking through the Capitol walk in,
stay within the velvet ropes. Guards held the door open
for her. She takes a couple of selfies with the guards,
and next thing you know, Grandma's doing a few months
in prison. I mean, they're basically discriminating against the MAGA movement,
(28:42):
against any type of conservative. They suppress us on all
the major social media platforms. And you know, I tell
people all the time, we went to war with the
British for less than this. I mean, were being suppressed.
Speaker 3 (28:59):
So the bridge British by the way, British, you know,
big statement here. British and Canadians are our biggest enemies.
They are. It's like we look at like what's happening
on the other side of the world that we say, hey,
you know, those are enemies, the Chinese, the Russians. No,
it's the people that we're allied with that are currently
censoring and doing the kind of things that led to
(29:22):
seventeen seventy six. By the way, Okay, they're doing the
exact same kind of behavior, and we call these people
allies and we allow influence. Right when you look at
where certain voting machines where they had their office, it
was Toronto because Toronto is right on the border and
it's a safe place right outside of the United States.
You know, we think it's the United States light, but
(29:44):
it's really not. It's a tyrannical country right now. And
so I think we need to be more cognizant of
the fact that our quote unquote allies are really not
our allies. They are actually the opposite of what we are.
And I think going forward, I mean, we got to
fix this country first and foremo right, But once we're
done fixing this country, we need to fix what's happening
in the UK and Canada because those have become tyrannical
(30:06):
societies and we need to influence them as opposed to
their censorship influencing us.
Speaker 2 (30:11):
Well, let's talk about that censorship. Elon Musk received a
warning from the European Council not to interview Donald Trump,
and there was that police commissioner in the UK who
said basically that he will come to the United States
and extradite people back to the UK if he doesn't
(30:35):
like something they're posting on social media. He said, we
will come after you. So think about this. This is
a British police official with not a hell of a
lot of authority announcing that he's going to if he
sees something on social media, even if it's from American citizens,
he's going to have us extradited and then we're going
to be prosecuted in the UK. What are your thoughts
(30:56):
on that. The European Council threatening Elon Musk and this
cop specifically mentioned Elon Musk as well, and neither one
of them. I don't think like the interview that he
did with Donald Trump.
Speaker 3 (31:08):
I mean, okay, there's a few things in regards to that.
First of all, this is all coming from Brussels unelected
officials now making policy for Europe. That is the head
of the snake in Europe, and that is what's trying
to influence us over here. Right. The second thing I
want to say is that I've actually been persecuted by
the UK and Kingan government starting in two thousand and eighteen,
(31:28):
and I am seriously under threat of arrest. I'm under
threat of arrest today because I have done documentaries that
I exposed the corruption of the United Kingdom and exposed
the corruption of Canada. And I started this in twenty eighteen,
and they had unlawful courts in those countries, meaning I
was not even aware where they put gag orders on me.
(31:51):
They threatened to have me arrested. And this is a
real thing. And I'm talking about six years ago this
was happening. Now. I was quiet about this part. I
kind of quietly went went along with my work and
really focusing on America. Happens. Drop the documentaries that had
to do with the UK and Canada, not out of fear,
just because there's so many other things that are relevant
(32:11):
that we need to talk about in the United States, right,
But this thing that's been going on, you know, frankly,
it's one of the main reasons why start in America
happens because once those guys started persecuting me because I
was saying things that they didn't like that showed Trudeau
to be a tyrant, that showed the UK course system
to be tyrannical. And I'm talking six years ago they
(32:33):
started coming after me heart So I have no doubt
that they're going to try to arrest people over here.
But this is where we got to push back hard.
I mean, these British, we can't let like, we can't
allow our country to be taken over by what we
fought and many died for in seventeen seventy six. That's
what's happening is a quiet crup from you know, our
(32:54):
freedom based system, our constitutional based system, to a very
tyrannical based system based upon what's happening to in Europe
that needs to see a huge backlash. In fact, we're
going to be launching some new documentaries that are really
going to piss off the British and Canadians. But you
know we've got to do that work. You know, we
got to move fearlessly and you know, just show what's
(33:16):
going on.
Speaker 2 (33:16):
Well, I hope you'll come back and talk to us
about those documentaries when they're out, And I want to
ask you one quick thing as far as the Europeans
trying to tell us what to do, and specifically the
UK cops trying to tell us what we can and
can't say. Essentially, we've got a UK cop trying to
take away our first Amendment. He thinks he has the
power to do it. So if Kamala wins, I see
(33:39):
a future, and if Donald Trump wins, I see a future.
Do you think we're going to be vulnerable to this
type of thing? You know, the Europeans is specifically this
one guy in the UK telling us what we can't,
can and can't say on the internet. If Kamala gets elected.
Speaker 3 (33:56):
You know, that is a really scary site. I think
are constanttional sheriffs need to arrest this individual. I think
this individual needs to be persecuted and prosecuted, and we
need to make an example out of these individuals. This
is like, this is a war, and I'm not talking
about a violent war. I'm talking about war of information
and war of ideas. Right in that war of ideas,
(34:19):
this individual is talking about committing trees and against the
laws of the United States. When he's talking about coming
here and extraditing people, that is he's committing trees and
against our laws. And this is an enemy that has
come here threatening to arrest our people. That person needs
to be held accountable.
Speaker 2 (34:34):
I agree with you. And what did you think after
the Russian social media giant was just arrested in France?
We had Vinman, We all remember Vinman, the guy that
uh you know, was trying to get Donald Trump kicked
out of office because of his Ukrainian phone call. He
came forward and you know said that should be a
warning to Elon Musk.
Speaker 3 (34:56):
You know, we need to have warnings for him. I
think the constitutional sheriffs need to but actually investigate that
in the issue or rest warrants against that gentleman, because
what is again talking about is talking about committing trees
and against our laws because we have freedom of speech,
we have freedom of press. That individual as a socialist
or communist tyrants the way he's talking and needs to
(35:16):
be alled accountable.
Speaker 2 (35:18):
Yeah. Yeah, it's amazing how some people want to take
away our freedoms right now. And that's why the whole
we talked. We started this conversation by talking about how
disingenuous Kamala Harris is. And you know, here we have
a group of people in this party called the Democrat Party,
and they want to tell us what kind of car
(35:39):
to drive, what kind of sandwich deed needs to be
a bug sandwich, what kind of light bulb to use,
what kind of pronouns we can use, and then they
tell us that if we elect Donald Trump, We're going
to lose all our freedoms. I mean, they're the ones
that want to manage our lives to the nth degree.
I mean worse freee on that.
Speaker 3 (36:02):
I mean, there absolutely is none. And anybody that is
not scratching the surface and seeing the layers as an
onion here which lead to just immense evil really is
not doing their job as Americans. And it's and you know,
at the end of the day, we all have one vote.
I kind of I'm sad that my one vote is
(36:22):
equal to the uninformed voter that wants to vote for
Kamala because frankly, she was you know, born as a
female and claims to be black. I mean, it's these
low information voters that are that this is And I've
been racking my brain. How do you fix this right?
How do you fix that? Back to the day you
(36:43):
had you could only vote if you were a male
that was going to be inscripted into the army. So
you're actually willing to poor blood. Now, once you're willing
to poor blood over your belief, that's a strong vote
right there. That's the person. Where is his vote. It's
like it's one hundred percent of vote and how do
you saw that issue right now? It's like, I don't
I really don't know the answer to that. But it's
(37:04):
really sad that, you know, these individuals, I mean, they're
going to vote for Kamala and the millions. I still
don't think that she has a real chance of winning
if there wasn't fraud, Especially with the RFK endorsement. I
think that was one of the straws that's breaking the
camel's back. But we shall see, we shall see. You know,
a lot of people think that the election is going
(37:24):
to be stolen and there's going to be some kind
of revolution or whatever. I have no idea where this
is going. It just I'm scared what's going to happen,
And not like until November fifth, I'm scared of what's
going to happen till January twentieth, because I think this
thing is certainly going to drag out till then.
Speaker 2 (37:42):
Oh yeah, I think it's going to be like the
you know, the last few times, we're going to see
all kind of lawsuits going on. You know, places like
Arizona where it takes some you know, a month to
count the votes or whatever it is that yeah, to
count the votes. It's it's it really is. It really
is scary. And right now I know I'm told anyway
that the prepper stuff is flying off the shelves. People
(38:03):
are scared. I still remember when Barack Obama was elected,
and there's a guy here in town. I'll just say
his first name is Mike. He owns a gun store.
He's also an Olympic gold medalist. And Mike said he
pulled up to his store, which at the time had
a Starbucks right beside it, and there was like a
(38:26):
line wrapped around the shopping center and he was kind
of like, Wow, what kind of a deal does Starbucks
have going on today? And he opened the door. He
opened the door to his gun shop, and the line
started pushing their way into the store. I went there
a few days afterwards, and there was like nothing on
the shelves. They had some Ammo and one or two
(38:47):
guns that nobody would want still on the shelves, but
they were empty, you know. And that was for Barack Obama.
Now you've got Kamala Harris who says that certain guns
need to be part of a mandatory buyback program, and
if Congress doesn't do it within one hundred days, she's
going to go to executive order after one hundred days
(39:08):
and force the mandatory buyback of certain types of guns.
What do you think that's going to do to gun sales?
I mean, I just can't imagine if she wins, how
there's going to be a gun store anywhere in America
that still has a gun left to sell.
Speaker 3 (39:22):
Yeah, And I don't think we're going to make it
that far, because what we're looking at really is the
secession of states. I think there are certain states that
are not going to put up in another soul of election.
I think we're looking at the breakup of the Union,
which is probably what the globalist want, but that could
also very much like a lot of their agendas don't
call exactly who they want to go, Like the COVID agenda,
(39:45):
I don't know if that's going to necessarily go the
way they want to. I think we're looking at the
secession of states. I think we're looking at states that
do seceed doing much better than states like California, where
I was just at by the way, And while I
was in California, my friend's house got raw lo and
behold a funny story. It was, you know, three individuals
(40:05):
that broke into his house. One of them was actually found.
And the hilarious thing about the story is that he
had a list of addresses in his pocket. Okay, they
robbed ten houses that day. Every single person that they
robbed in Los Angeles, their homes happened to be of
army in descent. So somebody's out there going like, hey,
these are meetings have by the way, just stole jewelry.
(40:27):
They didn't steal computers, none of that stuff. It was
all jewelry every and by the way, I know at
least five individuals that this has happened to in the
last few months, all California, all based upon these idiotic
policies of Kamala Harrison, Joseph Biden. And you know they're
going out there making lists of you know, hey, our
meetings are successful, they have a lot of jewelry, let's
(40:48):
break into their homes.
Speaker 2 (40:49):
Wow. And then of course you've got California being one
of those places where you know, as long as you
don't steal over a thousand bucks or whatever the number is,
you know you're good to go. And yeah, it's absolutely
amazing that any state would do that with having no
concern over what it was going to do to the
retail community. I mean, that's why so many people are
getting the hell out of there.
Speaker 3 (41:11):
Oh big time, big time, And I mean it's an
absolute travesty that I don't know, Like four or five
years ago, LA was actually a very safe place, and
now it is somewhere where you're constantly I mean, what's happening,
by the way, is that these communities that got robbed
over and over in the last four years have now
bound together and they paid for private security to monitor
(41:35):
their neighborhoods.
Speaker 2 (41:36):
Wow.
Speaker 3 (41:37):
Yeah, yeah, because of the ridiculous Yeah, the ridiculous amount
of robberies. I mean, they just had enough of it.
You could imagine when every single person you know has
had their house robbed in the last three four months, Well,
you're going to put a few dollars out of your
pocket to make sure that doesn't happen again.
Speaker 2 (41:54):
One of the things we saw, like in areas like Baltimore,
is that the police just stopped and forced laws. I mean,
if they received a call, they would go out on
that call, but they weren't going to do proactive police
work anymore and say, hey, that guy's acting a little suspicious.
Let's go talk to him and see what he's up to.
Those days are over, because when those things happen, it's
(42:16):
the police officer who gets in trouble, not the person
who's behaving suspiciously or you know, might actually be engaging
in a crime at the time. I mean, they this
whole thing. And then of course the left they say,
defund the police, defund the police, and then there's a
real backlash because even Democrats don't want the police defended,
even African American neighborhoods don't want the police defunded. And
(42:38):
then they come out and say, well, we never said that.
You know, it's kind of like what the gas stoves.
You know, we're going to tell you all the gas stoves,
and we're going to tell you what kind of stove
you can cook on. And so they they go that route.
It's very unpopular. So then they say they didn't say it,
and then they start saying it again. I mean, it's
the most amazing thing in the world, how they lie
to people and they don't even wait long enough for
(43:00):
people to forget what they said.
Speaker 3 (43:03):
You know, we have a problem here in this country
of memory of holding so many things like you and
I are very well aware that our president was nearly
assassinated just like a month and some ago, and you know,
a lot of people don't talk about it. The media
has memory hold it, so they're kind of of that
mindset that this is actually working. I don't know if
it is, because people are like, wait a minute, this
(43:24):
dude was like nearly assassinated. Why aren't we talking about that?
Even Democrats are like, why is this not front and
center in the news. You know, he dodged a bullet
by a quarter inch? Really right, that should be pretty
much until the election age should be on the news cycle.
But it's not because they're trying to memory hold it.
They think those techniques still work, And I don't know
(43:45):
if it works in this day and age of social media.
It certainly worked during nine to eleven and the Patriot
Acts and all that, but during those times because we
didn't have social media. But then you look at why
are they trying to arrest Elon Musk? Why did they
just arrest the Telegram ceo? Right? Because that is there
one X factor of what is going to stop this
concept of memory holding everything.
Speaker 2 (44:07):
Yeah, and yeah, I think I read somewhere where a
third of Democrats still don't believe Trump was actually shot
at They think that that was a fake. He had
a fake packet of blood in his hand, and when
he put his hand to his ear, that you know
that's where the blood came from. I mean, some of
the stuff is absolutely ridiculous. I had one liberal that's
been pestering me since since my Joe or a Pillo
(44:28):
days uh many years ago, and this guy, uh uh,
he told me that a piece of glass from one
of the teleprompters hit Trump's ear and that it was
not a bullet. So I showed him. I gave him
a picture after the shooting because Trump was already ducked
down and everything, and you could clearly see that both
(44:49):
teleprompters were completely intact. But you know, you've got all
these people, and then you know those DEI hires at
the FBI. My goodness, they look like the Keystone cops.
I don't know if you've seen that one video where
one of them is trying to put a gun in
a holster and the other ones like looking around and
putting on her sunglasses and the whole thing. Just if
it weren't so sad that the president was, I just
had an attempt on his life. It would be funny
(45:13):
the way these people were acting. I mean, this is
the And by the way, the director of the Secret
Service that time said that she didn't have any kind
of a mandate for hiring females. That's pure beau. She
had signed on to a project called Project thirty thirty,
where the goal was to have thirty percent Secret Service
officers by the year twenty thirty. So she did have
(45:35):
a mandate that she was working with to get more
females in. And I can tell you something, man, I mean,
this may be rude, but that one particular one that
had trouble putting her gun in her holster doesn't look
like she had ever been inside a gem or jogged
a quarter mile in her life. Why. It's one thing
(45:56):
to say we're going to get more women in, but damn,
can't we get fit women. I'm incapable of doing the job. No,
they gets some woman who looks like she's been training
on twinkies all her life.
Speaker 3 (46:06):
And yeah, yeah, I mean, if there's ever a failure
in DEI I mean, I joke, but they can't even
pull off an assassination correctly. Okay, Like in nineteen sixty
three when JFK was assassinated. I mean, those men weren't evil,
but they were alpha males. They knew how to shoot. Okay,
these guys can't even do an assassination probably, And I
say that like in jest, because it really shows the
(46:29):
failure of DEI if you think about it, that they
couldn't protect the president, they couldn't actually stop this assassination.
You could blame that on a conspiracy or whatever, but
we saw the behavior of some of these DEI hires,
and it's clear that they can enter their job correctly.
Another thing I wanted to quickly mention is that you know,
we're talking about this liberal base and how they think,
(46:51):
you know, the whole Trump assassination attempt was faked right, Well, look,
if it was really fake, then that man had the
courage to dodge of bullet by quarter inch. Actually, it
makes me cru fall in love with it more because
that is a gutsy individual that puts his life on
the line to dodge a bullet by have a quarter
inch if it was in deep take, because we saw
(47:12):
the bullet flying. There's a picture of the bullet flying
right right, yes, And so another thing I would say
on that topic where you're talking about the liberals that
were attacking you, you know, there's actual statistics out there
that say that something like fifty four percent to sixty
four percent of liberal women suffer from mental illness. Could
that be the reason why they're trying to find these
(47:33):
insane explanations of what happened as opposed to the most
obvious one.
Speaker 2 (47:38):
I have no idea, Now I will. I have one
guy who said that to day that liberal women are
going to be the bane of America's existence. But the
bottom the bottom line is is that I've seen so
many craziest you know, whether it's the Libs of TikTok
or whatever, where they're just going off and they're crazy.
And I brought this up a few weeks ago, but
I think it bears repeating. They have some kind of
(47:59):
obsess with their private part and their monthly cycle. Back
when Trump was running for office, there was one woman
who painted a portrait of Donald Trump using her period blood.
There was another woman who said she was going to
send her period blood to the White House every single
month if Trump was elected. You know, you had Code
(48:19):
Pink running around dressed like vaginas you had those pink
pussy hats in Washington, d C. When Hillary didn't get
elected and they already had their reservations, they went anyway.
And so you see that there's even women who are
getting together, you know, wearing white jogging shorts, and they
enter these marathons and they do they go when they're
on their period. And it's called free bleeding because by
(48:41):
the end of the race, they're jogging shorts, their you know,
their athletic shorts are all covered in blood. So my
question is, what in the hell is wrong with these
liberal women. I mean, did they think.
Speaker 3 (48:51):
About we're talking about mental illness? Honestly, we're talking about me.
Imagine you and I as men, right, we're walking around
with I don't know, some kind of like, you know,
phallic penis thing. You know, It's like people will be like,
you're out of your mind. You're out of your mind,
You're crazy, Like why are you still obsessed with your penis?
But like when women are obsessed and this is where
again we see a very unequal kind of between the
(49:12):
sex is an unequal way of things due to these
third wave feminists, you know, they say things like oh
independent and whatever, we'll guess what. Every man's independent. We're
born in dependan. You don't need a goal star for
being it's men. So they tend to give gold stars
to themselves for frankly having vaginas, which is ridiculous, you know,
(49:32):
And that's that's part of the mental illness. This is why,
this is why third wave feminism has gone way too far.
As men, we haven't given enough of a backlash. Year
has been zero backlash. Week. We've been sat there quietly
because of our gentleman nature. Most men don't want to
attack women, even if they're crazy and mentally ill. But
that's that's got to end. That's really got to end.
(49:54):
It's destroying this country. It is literally the downfall of
this country. If you took out those voters this country,
there would be voting for America First policies. But it's
the type of low information liberal women the voters that
are frankly destroying our country.
Speaker 2 (50:09):
Yeah, I know someone like that. I'm not going to
even say where or how because she may be listening
to the show, but I do know someone like that,
and it's weird, and you know, I don't I don't
understand what the liberal women do. You know, you remember
Code Pink running around dressed like vaginas. The Vagina Chronicles
went from university to university.
Speaker 3 (50:29):
Which, by the way, because I mentioned one thing, that's
actually the literal. If you go to Germany, there's a
there's a uniform that the prostitutes wear. For anybody that's
been to Germany, right, there's these red light districts and
they all dress the exact same. Well, it's basically how
these like dressed individuals dress. Just a little fact there.
Speaker 2 (50:47):
That's that's that's interesting. Uh And and I just have
to tell you, I don't understand the obsession. And you
nailed it when you said, what if we ran around
with little penis hats and I constantly tried to call
attention our private parts. I mean, people would think we
were absolutely nuts, and I think justifiably we would be
called out on it. But there's all this crap going on.
(51:08):
The liberal women, they show upnked to protest. I mean,
it's just it's absolutely crazy. And I don't know why
the left in general is so preoccupied with sex, so
preoccupied with gentelia. It's absolutely ridiculous, and yet we see
it every single day. Look at a gay, look at
(51:28):
a gay pride. Uh you know moving video, you know
if you would. I mean, they're just their their behavior
is outrageous, and we're supposed to sit around in this
upside down world we live in and go, no, no,
that's okay. They're just expressing their viewpoints. It's okay. No,
it's not drag. Queens in kindergarten are not okay. Uh.
(51:50):
Gender queer and books like that don't belong in kindergarten
classrooms or grade school classrooms, are really even high school classrooms.
I mean, why should a little kid whose five or
six years old have a book on the little mini
library within their classroom that teaches a young boy how
to perform oral sex on a grown man. Why does
that mean there?
Speaker 3 (52:12):
It's very obvious it's part of the sexualization of kids,
to destroy kids before they're even of age, because this
is all child abuse, by the way, and frankly, I
think it also qualifies as crimes against humanity and genocide.
When you look at the Genocide Treaty of the International
Criminal Courts, it talks about how erasing somebody's identity manipulating
(52:34):
them is part of genocide. So I think there's strong
legal arguments here if our legal system, frankly wasn't controlled
by a bunch of bar agents working for a system
as opposed to working for the constitution. But these are
at the least, it's massive child abuse, and I truly
believe at the highest these are crimes against humanity, against
(52:54):
our country.
Speaker 2 (52:55):
I agree with you once again. We've been visiting with
them Miller. He is the host of the Blood Money
podcast and he's also the founder of the America Happens Network.
Come back and see us when those movies are out.
I want to talk about them.
Speaker 3 (53:11):
Would love to thank you so much for having me
on your show.
Speaker 2 (53:14):
Thank you so much for being here. I really enjoyed it.
Good day to you, Bye bye.
Speaker 3 (53:20):
You've been listening to The Tea Party Power Hour with
Mark gla
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