SUNDAY WIRE EP 550 – ‘MAGA Fraying at the Seams’ - Sunday Wire with Patrick Henningsen

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Speaker 1 (00:23):
Welcome, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to this week's edition of
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as the Midweek Wire. Thank you for joining. This is
episode five hundred and fifty of this weekly omnibus news

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analysis program. Great to have you with us. We have
a pretty jam pack show in terms of stories and information.
We're going to be joined by our teammates from Alternate
Current Radio after the halftime break in Overdrive, Hesher and
Ruckus will be joining us to go through some of
the more tedious and difficult and complicated stories. Among those,

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there's a lot of fear mongering about a false what
we're calling it a false flag or a so called
Muslim terrorists attack in America. The CIA assets have been
deployed onto the podcasting circuit and they're spreading all sorts
of propaganda. So they're trying to prepare the American public
for what looks like a false flag. So this looks

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like it's in the works. We'll show some of the
examples of this in the second part, and obviously experienced
media analysts Brian McClain, Adam Clark Ruckus as well, they've
been following this type of foolery from our deep state
for over a decade now, so as well as myself,
we're very versed in this type of propaganda. We'll be

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able to debunk quite a lot of it. The other
thing that's really happening and is about to it could
be happening as we speak, as we're going live on
this broadcast, the Gaza flotilla is entering Israeli controlled waters
as we speak right now, so they're just a few
hours away from that threshold. They've been threatened by the

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Israeli authorities. They're carrying aid on a sailboat sixty foot
approximately sixty foot sailboat, not a big craft, not carrying
weapons obviously, and even if they were, that wouldn't be
very much and considering what Israel's done to Gaza, you know, seriously,
but Israel's treating it like they're delivering weapons. Okay, twelve

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piece activists and a journalist'll be the most vulnerable person
is the journalist because Israel likes to kill journalists. They've
killed two hundred and twenty of them already in the
last twenty months in Gaza alone, more than all journalists
lost I think in all wars in the last one
hundred years combined, something like that. So another great benchmark

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achieved by the rogue state of Israel will cover where
they are. We've also got their live tracker unless we'll
be sharing that GPS satellite positioning with you. We'll do
that in overdrive as well, So we've got those. Those
are big stories. There's a lot of stuff that has happened.
We covered in the midweek wire, the Ukrainian drone strike

(03:43):
against Russia, the lack of clarity from the United States
from Trump about whether he had four knowledge of this
or not. This basically derailed negotiations that we're going to
be happening in Istanbul. Negotiations went through the motions you
could say, but obviously it's it's a lost cause at

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this point. The Ukrainians Mountain attack that hit Russia long
range nuclear deterrent long range bombers, and there's a reciprocal
agreement between the United States and Russia through the Start
Treaty START three that those planes will be available visible
for surveillance on both sides, so that both sides could

(04:28):
keep track. And what the Ukrainians did with the help
of the CIA and British intelligence, it looks like pretty
clear that they took advantage of the Start Treaty and
we're able to give the positioning to the Ukrainians. So
who knows exactly technically how the operation went down, but
it's basically another red line crossed. So they really want

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to get some kind of a major war going. And
Donald Trump is playing KOI, oh, I didn't know anything
about it. So if you're the president of the United
States and you didn't you didn't know about it, then
you've got a problem with your leadership. Okay, You've also
got a problem with your intelligence community. They're not reporting
to you, so you're not really in charge, Donald, Right,

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that's the problem. Okay, So that all the negotiations, all
the goodwill, all the effort to try to develop a
relationship with Russia. That was all just thrown away last week.
And Trump's playing stupid, He's playing naives. Oh, I didn't
know anything about it, just like Trump said he didn't
know anything about the assassination attempt on Putin the week before,

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when Putin's helicopter was landing at Kursk and was hit
by a swarm of Ukrainian drones. How could they have known?
What intelligence services on this planet have a full array
of satellites and are tracking these things, And who would
share such things with Zelenski and kievd It must not

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be the United States because they're the only ones who
have the capability of getting all that information and positioning
and so forth. And again Trump's playing stupid, He's saying
I didn't hear anything about that. So that raises a
few questions. One is you know Trump And we'll get

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on to elon Musk in a minute. And their spat
the fallout, the end of the honeymoon. The bromance is over.
But Trump goes around repeating the same type of lines
all the time. One of his famous lines is this
war would never have happened, would never have happened. If

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I was president, this is Biden's war. It's Biden's war.
Biden was weak, Biden was sleepy. Joe was asleep. He
didn't know what was going on. Okay. That's been Donald
Trump's tired old stick since how long. Okay, So that's
not very credible anymore because Trump is president and there's

(07:00):
just another nuclear provocation that he claims that our CIA
or NSA knew nothing about. So you can't have it
both ways, Donald, Okay, you either president, either the commander
in chief, or you're like sleepy Joe and you're just
there as a figurehead, as a sort of clown type

(07:21):
character to kind of entertain the press. Like, you know,
you get into a nuclear exchange with a country like Russia,
you slip into some kind of a quagmire and you
had no idea how you got there, then you're not
doing your job, and quite frankly, you should evaluate whether
you should be in that job, because you've sold this

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bill of goods to the American people in the world
that you're a peace president and you want to stabilize things.
But nothing on the ground indicates that there's been any
change at all in the first four months of your administration.
Mind you, this is a war you said you'd end
in twenty four hours. Well twenty four hours. Wow, it's

(08:07):
getting on a bit. It's getting on a bit. So
you clearly don't understand the nature of this conflict. You
can't articulate, neither can any of your envoys. The Minxed
accords and how that broke down, the UN Security Council
resolution unanimous resolution two two zero two. Can you repeat

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and understand if you memorized any of these things, because
that's how we got here. Oh, in the Maidan Ku
I've never heard you talk about that either. The Midon
Kup where Ukrainian hard right with our intelligence services shot
Maidon protesters snipers and blamed it on Yanikovich, and that

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helped to oust the president and create the coup that
We have plenty of evidence of the communications between Victoria
Newland and Jeffrey Piatt, plus all the speeches by John
McCain leading up to that in Kiev with Neo Nazis,
so like, we don't need any more evidence. It's been
fully debunked, that came out in Ukrainian court testimonies. That's

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all documented, by the way, So anything on that you
know how we got there. The United States is responsible
for this war, not Russia. The United States is Are
you gonna man up and own that or just play
stupid like none of that ever happened and it's not
mine it was. That was Obama's coup. Ma don was

(09:42):
Obama's coup. I had nothing to do with it, just
like it's Biden's war. It's everybody else's responsibility. You're the
president of the United States, so own it. Own it.
Other countries around the world don't care that the president
is different. They just see us causing the war, causing

(10:03):
the coup de tad, doing the proxy war, leading NATO,
using NATO to get around Congress to start wars all
over the world. Doesn't matter who's president, it's USA. It's
Uncle Sam. You're Uncle Sam. Now. Biden was Uncle Sam
before Obama was Uncle Sam before that. George W. Bush

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was Uncle Sam before that. Bill Clinton was Uncle Sam
when Uncle Sam bombed Yugoslavia and change the borders of Europe,
which nobody talks about, right because that didn't happen. Apparently,
so all these things matter because all of these actions
by the United States and NATO build up the sort

(10:46):
of resume and the lack of credibility when it comes
to Washington trying to explain itself, especially to another nuclear superpower. Okay,
So I don't see any honest conversations coming from this
White House in this administration. I just don't. And until
we see that coming out, there's no chance that any

(11:09):
of these negotiations will be successful because you can't have
serious negotiations when you can't even articulate the reality of
the current situation and the truth, the truth about how
you got there and owning up to your country's role,
our role in the United States, our role Britain, NATO, Europe,

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all this sort of stakeholders in this proxy war have
to be honest about how things progressed and got to
the place where they are now. I don't see any
indication that's going to happen. So I articulate that on
a couple of excellent podcasts with Danny Hayphong on a

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panel with Ray mc govern and Colonel Larry Wilkinson that's
at twenty five first Centurywire dot Com and also Daniel
Davis Deep Dive. So we articulated a lot of these
important points, and on the UK column News so we're
getting these ideas across to people, and so you know,

(12:17):
I'm still waiting. I'm probably gonna be holding our breath
when it comes to this White House. So here's the
big story. Okay, Maga is fraying at the seams. Okay, Matt,
it's fraying at the seams. It is teetering on the
edge of collapse. Now, this spat between Elon Musk Donald Trump,

(12:39):
and in the meantime, you've got Natignahu running a genocide
in Gaza, getting the green light from Steve Whitcoff to
do what he wants, and Vladimir Putin's off to the
side basically deliberating about what to do about the United States.
And it's lousy, fake negotiations. Okay, it's good that they're talking.

(13:02):
That's a consolation prize that they're talking. But is that enough?
Is it enough just to talk when you're doing things
behind the back of Russia to basically sabotage any chance
of peace? Okay? And Trump can't play stupid forever and

(13:23):
say I didn't know, I didn't know. It's just a
lame excuse, absolutely a lame excuse. Kind of pathetic actually
for a US president. To play stupid like that. It's
just what can we say? So the Musk Trump situation
will bring this up here there it is, Honeymoon's over.

(13:48):
How did this happen? This is an interesting exercise. Actually, no,
we warned about this. If you watch this show and
you've seen me on other interviews from November to December,
I said that Doge won't last, It won't make it
till the end of the first year, and Vivek and

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Elon will be long gone. Of course, it happened a
lot faster. Vivek bolted pretty quick, I think late January.
He saw how stupid this was, and Elon's basically fled. Now,
we did a report at twenty first Century Iron Doge
a week ago and it was devastating, Okay, Martin de
Silva a great article at twenty one Wire. A lot

(14:32):
of people contacted us and were just blown away by
how bad Doge is. Like it didn't save any money
at all, okay, almost nothing like a drop in the
bucket if they're lucky. But the cost of Doge ended
up being a lot more. It's going to end up
being a lot more in terms of having to rehire
all these federal workers because Musk doesn't seem to know

(14:54):
what he was doing, and neither does Trump. Quite frankly,
you can't blame Elon Musk. Trump is the president, so
it is his responsibility. But you know Trump likes to
blame everybody but himself. You know, the buck doesn't stop
with Trump. That's the problem with this CEO. This is
why Donald Trump is extremely weak leader. Do you bring

(15:15):
somebody into the government like this, somebody who paid his
way in. Elon Musk spent two hundred and sixty two
hundred and seventy million dollars, Okay, he bought his way in.
You bring him in, You make him the centerpiece of
your administration. Okay, You ferry him around like a trophy

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with the rockets, the tech tesla, blah blah blah. Allow
him to use his three year old or five year
old er whoever his son x and use that as
sort of more public relations for Elon. And so you
allow all that, Donald Trump, And then you get your
knickers in a twist when Elon doesn't agree with you

(15:59):
on the big beautiful bill. So you guys, both of
you deserve each other because you both of you, of
course handled this terribly and so you both deserve any
negative fallout or any problems that come from this, and
there's going to be many problems. They've already begun. So
how did this come to pass? We'll just give you

(16:20):
the abridged version, folks. Okay, okay, the Big Beautiful Bill.
And so here's Musk quote tweeting his surrogate, Ian Miles Chong,
the president versus Elon? Who wins? My money's on? Elon
Trump should be impeached and Jdvench should become president, says
Ian Melstrong, and Musk says yes. So this is after

(16:44):
Musk began criticizing Trump over the Big Beautiful Bill that's
going to add a couple trillion to the deficit. Okay,
I mean, firstly, I'll say to Elon, Elon, what did
you think you do? You know anything about the US government.
It seems like you know nothing. You just discovered deficit
spending causes inflation. You just discovered that we noticed from

(17:08):
your Twitter account in the last six months. Congratulations. Okay,
you yourself have been a beneficiary of deficit spending. All
those subsidies, all of the contracts that's all paid for
with deficit spending, all of it you are the richest
man in the world because of deficit spending by the

(17:30):
US government, and you weren't protesting before you discovered this
and started tweeting about it in October or November something
like that. And then Doze was created to give the
illusion that something was going to happen, and you claimed
you could save two trillion dollars before May. Okay, May

(17:53):
is gone, and so are you. That's interesting how that
worked out. So then you downgraded the two trillion two trillion.
Then you downgraded that to one hundred and fifty billion,
And if you really audit one hundred and fifty billion
of savings, it's not quite clear exactly what's there. Could
be much less, might be sort of down in the
sort of sixty to eighty billion. Okay, that's a big

(18:16):
difference from two trillion. I mean, I'm no math genius.
I didn't even pass trigonometry. But I can tell you
that eighty billions a lot less than two trillion. And
there's an old saying in business, don't over promise and
under deliver. I thought you were a great businessman, so

(18:36):
you would you'd already know that. But anyway, in politics,
that's deadly. Okay, that is deadly. And I won't even
bring up on screen of something I tweeted in December
about Elon and how politics would be his undoing. So
you got kind of drunk on the power. You remember
all this, You remember all that carry on, all the

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jumping up and down. At the time, we told you
that was fake, like the energy was fake. Okay, it
was all It was all put on. And a lot
of magas got upset saying, oh no, Pat, they're they're
they're bros. Now this is a new coalition. And I
was like, you guys don't understand what you're talking about. Okay,
this is totally superficial. And turns out, of course we

(19:22):
were right. I have to pull the clips. I've said.
I said that back in November, December and January and
many different podcasts and on this show as well. So
I've said it many many times. So we'll try to
pull those clips. But nonetheless, so we'll go back to
the So we'll go back to the progression here. So

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then Elon basically responds there and time to drop or
the really big bomb Donald Trump is in the Epstein files.
This is the real reason why they have not been
made public. Have a nice day, DJ Donald J. Trump.
So that's pretty much the nuclear option. I mean, not

(20:05):
that there's much in that in that. Everyone knows Trump's
on the flight logs, everyone knows that he is connected
with Epstein. We'll talk more about that in the second
part of the show. We know all that, but even
got the footage as well, which will show in Overdrive

(20:29):
of Trump partying with Epstein nineteen ninety two. Big house party,
probably Epstein's mansion or somebody's mansion, maybe Les Wexner's mansion. Anyway,
Donald's a bit of a card, a bit of a
dandy back in the day. But is there anything incriminating there.
Doubtful that would have come out a long time ago,

(20:50):
likely even before he became president. Truth be known. So
but anyway, that's a declaration of war, and so then
it escalates. Donald Trump responds, Elon was wearing thin quote unquote.
I asked him to leave. I took away his ev
mandate and forced every that forced everyone to buy electric cars.

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Nobody else wanted that. He knew for months I was
going to do, and he just went crazy. That's technically
not true. In Elon's defense, Elon publicly said he didn't
want the ev mandate, didn't want subsidies for Tesla, even
though he took them and benefited from them. He said
he didn't need them. That was in twenty twenty one

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or twenty twenty two, I can't remember, and then again
made the same statement later. So Trump probably not correct there,
unless Elon was lying to the media and he really
was upset. Anyway, the easiest way to save money, says
Trump in our budget, billions and billions of dollars, is
to terminate Elon's government subsidies and contracts. I always I

(21:53):
was always surprised Biden didn't do it. Okay, so this
is I mean, for a US president to get to
say that after they're both parading each other around as
best buddies. Okay, it's it's not a good look. And

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this is the thing about Trump. Trump doesn't know. These
are two monstrous egos, Musk and Trump. And Trump thinks
he's showing strength by publicly executing and throwing his former
allies under the bus. But what does this really mean.
It means that anybody of weight, of significant substance, someone

(22:38):
who can bring a lot to the table, why would
they want to go into any kind of partnership agreement
or want to be orbiting planet Trump because he just
basically couldn't manage a relationship with the richest man in
the world who paid two hundred and seventy million towards

(22:58):
his campaign. This is a bad look. Okay. This is
the equivalent if you're an employee of publicly trashing your
employer after you get fired, pretty much guaranteeing that nobody's
going to want to hire you again. Okay, just a
bad look, even if it's true. It's not a good look,
and that's something you'd expect from a quote ceo. Like

(23:21):
I'm we're beginning to wonder whether Donald Trump is a
competent CEO and how much of this is just image
and reality television, just like a lot of people are
beginning to wonder, is Elon Musk really running four companies?
Because you can't be taking drugs and playing video games

(23:45):
all day and shagging untold or creating you know, how
many baby mamas does Elon Musk? I mean, where is
he really running all these top and world leading champions industries?
How can you do all these things at the same time? So,

(24:05):
I mean, legitimately it's worth asking and be running doge
which was doing nothing, or it was trying to do something,
or it appeared to be doing something but wasn't really
getting the results, not as anything near the hype. Okay,
So and apparently working for free. So absconding from Tesla, SpaceX, Neurolink,

(24:28):
maybe one more company, I don't know, two more companies,
maybe three, who knows. So, I mean, how much of
this is credible? It's hard to know. So anyway, that's
the nuclear exchange between Trump and Elon. Another escalation, Trump
says the easiest way to save money is to cancel
the contracts SpaceX. So Elon quote tweets enlighten the present

(24:53):
statement about the cancelation of government contracts. SpaceX will begin
decommissioning its drag an X spacecraft immediately. This has huge implications. Okay,
massive implications. So I mean, so Elon's basically he's calling

(25:14):
Trump's bluff and it's going to see what the reaction is.
You're talking about Dragon spacecraft project brings astronauts to the
International Space Station. So who used to do that job? Well,
this is the thing that Trump doesn't think about, and

(25:35):
you know all this stuff about you know, the United
States America first, Mega make America great again. Well, so
you can't pick up the astronauts up there now, and
you can't bring new ones up who did the job
before that. Well, actually Russia did, So now we're back
to square one on the okay, on the left hand side,

(26:01):
the Soyez rockets bringing who had been transporting American astronauts.
The Russians were doing that for us up to the
International Space Station until they canceled that and Elon started
bringing them up with the Dragon X and SpaceX started
to take over. I don't know what the details of that,

(26:24):
what phase they're on on that project or whatever, but
there's Putins just laughing. So now Trump's got to go
groveling to Putin to do the taxi service again to
the International Space Station. I mean, Donald, do you think
about this stuff? Donald's not a deep thinker, clearly, because

(26:46):
if he was, he would be thinking about this stuff.
So now you've got to go gravel back to the
Russians because of this warri you're having that was totally
avoidable with your old buddy, your bb bbf Elon Musk. So,
I mean, this is just ridiculous at some point and

(27:09):
you know, there's other aspects to this that are, you know,
kind of obvious to anybody that's been following politics for
a long time. One of them is that it's pretty
clear that both Donald Trump and Elon Musk aren't very
good at politics. That that that's one of the only

(27:29):
things you can kind of deduce from all of this,
because for anybody else this would just be a no brainer.
But these guys, for some reason unbeknownst. Maybe it's just
because they're so tied up and heavily invested in their
I don't know their images, their you know, their public image.

(27:53):
It's it's hard to it's hard to know. But most
people would love to have these problems. My godosh, what
do I do. Someone's gonna throw a quarter of a
billion dollars at my campaign and I can serve off
the glory of the richest man in the world being
in my administration, et cetera. If you have any differences.
And again, Elon Musk is the same, you know, so

(28:16):
he's good with gadgets and software maybe, but not good
with people socially politically, he doesn't seem to have much coherence.
Elon had a couple of big l's Elon lost. He
poured millions of dollars into this Wisconsin Supreme Court primary election,

(28:37):
said it was the most important thing in the world
in the future of the US, hinges upon it and
he lost. Okay, big l for Elon. And then Elon
I don't know how much money plowed into the a
f D and said that the German election was the
most important consequential election on the planet and they lost
or they didn't get into power. And then the Tea

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attack the Reform Party in Nigel Farage, that didn't go
well either. He was on the kind of losing end
of that argument. So Elon's busy racking up l's in politics,
and he's throwing his money around like George Soros, so
he kind of fancied himself as being George Soros to
the far right. That's basically what Elon's doing. You can

(29:19):
see he's got a black guy here. They asked him,
the press asked him, how did you get a black guy?
And he said, oh, my three year old son gave
me a black guy. I mean, if you really believe
that unless his three year old son could wield a hammer,
I don't see all that's possible. He seems like the
type of person that's very erratic and if he's he's

(29:41):
if he's on ketamine or whatever drugs adderall who knows,
cocktail of drugs and very arrogant and very flippant, he's
probably gonna piss off a lot of people. He could
end up getting clocked. I can see that as very possible.
With musk he did, he'll push things to the limit.

(30:04):
He'll definitely be in the wrong, insists he's in the right,
and end up basically getting a left hook. And that
looks like whoever hit him was left handed. Looks like
so that's think about that for a moment. Was who
was it? Was it Treasury Secretary Scott Bessett. There's a
rumor around that they had a physical altercation at the

(30:25):
White House. Okay, so it's not a good look. And
then to blame it on your three year old son again,
using your son, as we said before, we said it
months ago, it's using his kid as a human shield
to give him the respectable veneer of being a family man.
He's it's not a family man. We can tell you
that probably the furthest thing from a family man in America, right,

(30:47):
now is Elon Musk. So I'm just saying it's not normal.
But anyway, so we warned you about this. We warned you, doge,
we warned you about the drug use, and now Elon
is politically homeless. Okay, he's done something amazing. He's pulled

(31:11):
off quite a feat. He basically has pissed off the
left because he stabbed him in the back. Okay. This
is a guy who voted for Obama twice, Hillary Clinton,
and I don't know if he voted in the Obama elections,
but I definitely know he voted for Hillary and Joe

(31:32):
Biden in twenty twenty. I mean that tobacco. Okay. So
he was riding the Democrats because of the Green New Deal,
electric cars, climate change, all that nonsense. Okay, that's how
he is the richest man in the world on the
back of the climate change hoax. Fundamentally, yes, okay, the

(31:54):
electric car was sold as something that was going to
change the climate completely impossible. Just all they've done is
displace the emissions. It's ridiculous. It's a funny argument, but
it's also just such a fraud. But anyway, so it's
hard to identify what his conservative traits are okay. Trump's

(32:17):
an economic nationalist, wants to do everything in America and
wants to kill global trade. That's what it looks like
Trump's doing is killing global trade. Elon Musk is all
about global trade. Okay. Trump is taking an anti China stance.
Elon Musk has got a huge business in China. Tesla

(32:39):
makes a lot of money in China, so there are
odds there. Trump's against the Green New Deal. Elon Musk
is wealthy because of the Green New Deal. So family
values whereas Elon On any of that nowhere. Basically, Trump
claims to be a Christian, claims he loves the Bible, courts,

(33:01):
the evangelicals, that sort of thing, big Christian Zionist supposedly
or definitely Israel supporter. Elon Musk don't know. He could
be an atheist. It's unclear. He seems to. Some of
his interviews he made comments about how it's impossible there

(33:21):
was a God, and he gave sort of a rationale
for that, so strange. Elon Musk is a transhumanist, so
he's a globalist and a transhumanist. So that's pretty much
the diametric opposite of conservativism. But did you notice how
all the magas got up and just worshiping Elon and

(33:43):
the cyber truck. It's like everybody, all the magas wanted
a cyber truck. When Elon wrote the big checkout and
did the sort of corporate IPO dance on stage there
launch of the Trump the new Trump robot's jumping up
on stage during the IPO, the corporate excitement, fake corporate energy,

(34:06):
that's what we call it FC, fake corporate energy. So
so I mean it's hard. And then the ultimate tobacco
came with the white genocide hoax, okay, where Elon convinced

(34:27):
Trump and Marco Rubio in the State Department that there
was a white genocide happening in South Africa. Of course
there wasn't, but they totally took the bait, invited the
South African President Sarah Ramaposa to the White House, and
it was totally embarrassing for Trump, not at the time,
but I think the blowback from it afterwards must have

(34:47):
been embarrassing for Trump that he got basically hoodwinked by
Musk on this. And of course Musk was trying to
settle a score because he couldn't get a monopoly on
starlink in South Africa, et cetera. And he's claiming that
Ramaposa's racist. You know, the post apartheid South Africa is
a racist country. That's a bit rich coming from a

(35:11):
pro apartheid, white South African that benefited greatly from apartheid,
and so did his family. In fact, probably provided a
fair amount of the those benefits translated into Elon musk
the capitalization of some of his startups that started his empire,
just saying that that's just a reality. So so Trump

(35:37):
basically hitched his wagon to Elon. Elon hitched his wagon
to Trump. So Elon's gonna have this painful, painful aspect
to the split because Elon's brand went galactic because of
his proximity to power, Okay, proximity to power politics. You know,

(36:00):
Elon might be the richest man in the world. He
might have, you know, tons of money and clout, and
he bought X and you know, he turned it into
his private megaphone. Okay, he's got all that. But Trump
has seventy or eighty million Americans have voted for him,
So that's a different type of power, that's populous power.

(36:24):
So Elon accrued some of that by attaching himself to Trump,
and he paid for that. Okay, it wasn't free, he
paid for it. So the ROI for Elon was it
catapulted his brand into the stratosphere in a very short
space of time. But it wasn't sustainable because Elon's not

(36:46):
a very good politician. He doesn't understand politics at all.
And Doge is a good example of that naivete of
he had no idea. He doesn't understand how Washington works.
He only understands one aspect of it, which is, you know,
securing government contracts and lobbying for subsidies. Okay, so from

(37:08):
that point of view he understands it. But in terms
of operation civil service, how Washington burns through money, how
every single federal dollar is somebody's private fiefdom in some state,
including every single bit of pork attachment to that big
beautiful bill. Elon just doesn't If he doesn't understand that.
I learned that. I probably learned that in a fundamental

(37:32):
way as a sophomore university because in my political science class,
my professor handed me a book that was one hundred
and twenty pages long. It's called how Washington really works.
And I read that as a nineteen year old and
I understood, I understood a lot at that point, and

(37:55):
that I learned how Washington works. And it's the same
when I read that book in eighteen eighty nine. It's
still relevant today. Okay. Elon doesn't didn't know any of that,
doesn't understand any of that, and just sort of worked
out the deficit spending causes inflation. You don't just work
that out apparently in October, so some big epiphany he had,

(38:20):
so great, wonderful, And so these two guys, and Trump
doesn't have much in terms of conservative principles either. So
between the two of these guys, there's no principles. Okay.
Their principles are power and money. That's the principles these
two have. Okay, let me repeat that. The principles that

(38:43):
these two share that they understand is power and money.
There's no conservative values. There's no ideology at all. It
is an ad hoc make it up as you go along,
guided by power and money, power, money and clout and
media cloud. They understand that very well. Trump understands clout, media,

(39:08):
power and money as well as anybody. Okay, and so
does Musk. He understands these things. So from that point
of view, they were speaking each other's language. They got
along very good on that basis, okay, and they both
used each other. It's kind of a symbiotic parasitic relationship basically,

(39:31):
and it all went south because for whatever reason, Elon's unstable,
Trump's unstable. So if anything, if there's any disagreement by
Elon or challenged Trump or gave an alternative opinion he
couldn't couldn't handle, he couldn't keep a lid on it,
then then it's just a matter of time before Trump

(39:52):
goes to truth social or Twitter and lobs an insult
at his former ally, which Trump has done many times
to former allies. And once the insult comes with Trump,
you know, that's basically the beginning, that's the warning shot
for the public execution. That's how Trump operates. This is
why Donald Trump can't really build sustainable coalitions. He doesn't

(40:15):
really know how to reach out and to bring adversaries
into his tent in a fundamental and meaningful way. This
is why he in the long run, won't get any
buy in on any policy. But the thing about the
Big Beautiful Bill is Okay, the Big beautiful bill if
you actually look at look at a breakdown of it,

(40:39):
is the typical Washington omnibus bill. It's got everything and
the kitchen sink in there. And what this bill basically is,
besides being a massive gravy train for everybody and anybody
in Washington, Okay, it concentrates power in the executive branch.

(41:03):
That's the most important thing. That's why it passed. That's
why the Democrats. Enough Democrats were behind it because there's
plenty in there for them, not just money, not just money,
power power. See, the Democrats know, just like the Republicans know,

(41:23):
whatever power is concentrated in the executive branch through executive
orders or terrible pieces of legislation like this, that when
they get into power, they will keep those powers. So
the Democrats aren't protesting Trump's concentration of power in the
executive branch because they're going to use it when they

(41:43):
get into power next in twenty twenty eight or twenty
thirty two or whatever. Likewise, the Republicans weren't really protesting
Biden's concentration of power or Obama's because they were like, well,
we're going to use that when we get in and
they have. So who's they're the winners. Washington's the winner

(42:09):
with the big beautiful bill, Washington wins. Who's the loser?
America is the loser. Are our constitutional republican form of government,
with our with our officially three and unofficially four branches
of government, we are the losers because there's more and

(42:30):
more power being devolved away from Congress and into the
executive branch. And by the looks of it, now we
have the biggest, most wealthy corporations in the world have
direct access to the executive branch. Corporativism otherwise defined by
Benito Mussolini as fascism. If the shoe fits, what more

(43:02):
do we need to say? So that's the reality of it.
That's the big beautiful bill. Read between the lines. Okay.
The only people who are saying anything like what I'm
saying now, there's nobody in the conservative on the right,
all the fake conservative media con inc Okay. The only
people talking about what I'm saying are people like Ron

(43:24):
Paul and Daniel McAdams and maybe one or two others,
you know, maybe Thomas Massey or somebody who knows that
very few, because very few care even to comment on
these things anymore, whoever's not in the political circus, we'll
see and be able to comment on these things. Okay,

(43:46):
most people have no idea and quite frankly don't care. Okay,
So that's what's going on. So oh and also, you know,
it's hard to know with musk and and it's it's
difficult to know is is Elon a leftist? Because he

(44:08):
uses leftist tactics? You know he is? He is the
epitome of woke right? But is he is he a
liberal LARPing as a conservative just to align himself with
power in the Trump administration? But then again, Elon has
these far right proclivities openly racist, okay, and that you

(44:33):
look at the his Twitter output is shocking, the types
of tweets he's trafficking in. And then the whole white
genocide thing was just totally over the top. So it's
hard to know he's Is he really far right larp?
Was he LARPing as a liberal playing the Green New
Deal game just to make the money and and and

(44:55):
gain all the status and clout that went with that
and line himself with liberal the neoliberal establishment and Davos?
But but underneath he's really a kind of apartheid, far right,
hardcore racist and an authoritarian and himself a fascist and

(45:16):
a transhumanist technocrat. Well, we know he's a technocrat. We
know he's a transhumanist. So it's hard to know. With
Elon and again this maybe maybe there's no explanation and
it goes defaults back to what I said before. Okay,
these are people that have no principles. There's nothing, They're

(45:38):
totally devoid. Both Elon and Trump have no principles. Okay,
there's and there's no discernible ideology other than the UH,
the FIELDT and the UH desire to wield power and
align themselves with money. Okay, money and power, Money and power.

(46:03):
Those are the only attributes I see. I don't see
any real philosophical, ethical principles. I definitely see no coherent
political ideology for either of these two people. But they're
able to fool the right, which quite frankly is not
too difficult these days, the intellectual wing of the conservative

(46:25):
or the right. It's the it's it's it's in a
terminal i Q free fall at the moment. Look at
the commentary from these la riots. Okay, they're freaking out
calling it an invasion and you know, saying Soros is
delivering palettes of bricks through Amazon Prime. I mean, it's

(46:47):
just stupid. But so the right, the discourse on the
right is getting crazy. We'll talk about the LA riots,
maybe an overdrive with with our colleagues. But you know,
bottom line is Elon played this terribly. Trump played it terribly.

(47:08):
And you know these guys really deserve each other. I
mean they really do. And you know, the fallout for
this is bad for Starlink, could be problematic for Starlink,
could be problematic for SpaceX, definitely not good for the economy,
which is already stagnating because of Trump's ridiculous terriff wars. Okay,

(47:30):
and tons and tons of problems. By the way, Starlink
provides the backbone for US destabilization efforts, deep state proxy
wars around the world. Okay, So these two people need
each other, so they all need everybody needs these things.
And so how long are they going to be at war?
Are they going to kiss and make up? We shall see,

(47:52):
we shall see. Let's take a break with the network.
We'll talk more about this on the other side. I'm
Patrick henningson your host. This is the Sunday wire, we
will be back shortly.

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She welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the

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Sunday where I had extended break there. We just had
a few technical difficulties with our platform. We won't be
able to connect our guests. Unfortunately. The only option we
could have is to basically end the stream and then
start up a new live stream in fifteen or twenty minutes.

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That's going to be probably difficult to do for the
current setup that we have. We may may be able
to do that in future if we're prepared for it,
but we're just not prepared this week unfortunately, so there's
nothing we can do in that respect. So apologies to
our colleagues at ACR. I know hesher and ruckus. We're

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ready to come on and this is going to be
a great segment, but unfortunately something has happened with our
service provider as preventing us from onboarding guests. I can't
imagine what that would be or why. So we'll just
have to carry on and we'll cover the same stories
as best we can, and we'll also go to comments

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from our listeners on the different streams. We'll bring on
some of those comments shortly as well from Patrick Kennings
and your host. This is episode five hundred and fifty
of the Sunday Wire, and we'll bring on to I
mean I mentioned the whole Epstein Trump story, you know,
elon threatening that or blowing the whistle as it were,

(56:04):
that Trump was in the Epstein files, and so just
so people know, yes, there is a history there. There
they are in nineteen ninety two. There's Donald His hair
was kind of funny back then as well, so it's
just a long running issue for Trump. But yeah, he
looks like he's having a good time there. Definitely likes blondes.

(56:25):
And Jeff is there. Jeffrey Epstein nineteen ninety two was
a man about town, just basically becoming the Svengali that
he was, the Israeli intelligence mogul and the US intelligence
subcontractor or whoever. There's Jeff right there in the middle,

(56:45):
the little guy in the light blue shirt. Between Trump
and that seven footer, there's Jeff yep. So, yeah, they
seem to know each other pretty well. I mean it's
not like, oh I knew I met him a couple
of times. Trump spent on his jet maybe up to
seven times times. Don't know if he's been to Love
Island or not. But it seemed to be pretty chummy,

(57:06):
pretty pally there. And uh, yeah, where's Jeff? By the way,
where's Jeff? Is Jeff? And witness protection? Good question? Good question?
Did he did he actually die at the federal prison
in New York? And why did the CCTV cameras stop working?
So how could Cash Betel have known that he definitely

(57:28):
killed himself if that bit of the tape's missing. A
lot of unanswered questions there, And it seems like we
saw Dan Bongino and Cash Battel on the interviews and
it seemed like deer caught in the headlights. So there's
there's something going on with the story that missing details.
If we knew them, it would probably make all perfect sense,

(57:50):
but we don't quite know, so we just have to speculate.
But definitely the whole thing doesn't add up. So we'll see.
Maybe we'll get some answers at some point. But let's
look at what's going on that we need to know
about in terms of the Gaza flotilla. First and foremost,
we'll bring that up on screen.

Speaker 4 (58:10):
Now.

Speaker 1 (58:11):
The Gaza flotilla basically the first one. We had the
attorney Frank Romano on the program before and he talked
about the drones bombing. The first one, much bigger boat
out of Malta got hit by an Israeli drone attack.
Of course, no condemnation from the US or anybody. So

(58:32):
the Freedom Flotilla is now very close. It's now very close,
So go to their x feed and you'll get updates there. Okay,
they're getting very close. Let's show you how close I
think we can get a we'll get their GPS up
on screen so you can see exactly where they are.

(58:53):
Let's get there. We've got a live feed from the
Garmin GPS tracker on the boat, which they've made publicly
available so that's good. Here's a live track, or bring
this up on screen. Everybody can see that. There it is.
So let's just zoom in or sorry, zoom out and

(59:14):
look at where they are. Okay, so this was the
last recorded position. So they've passed Alexander. So they're off
the coast of Egypt and you can see the through
line straight to Gaza right there, so not too far,
not too far. They're very close as you can see.

(59:37):
Probably we're talking about one hundred and fifty miles or
something like that, if this is in fact accurate. Okay,
so we shall see. But so they'll be very soon
entering Israeli controlled waters in this area here, and they
have a sixty foot boat which is carrying essential supplies,

(01:00:00):
and Israel's threatened them. Of course, Israel likes to attack
unarmed people. This one of their specialties. They excel at that. Actually,
so this is interesting. So they get to Gaza, there'll
be lots of Palestinians waiting for them, very happy to
see them, very brave of them. But a lot of

(01:00:22):
people are making fun of these people, making jokes about them.
Some big podcasters are saying that they should be fish food. Basically,
So what makes this one unique is that this particular one,
there is a very high profile person on board the boat, okay,

(01:00:43):
and it is none other than Greta Thunberg. Now, if
you guys have followed twenty first Century Wire over the years,
you'll know that I'm one of the biggest critics of Greta. Obviously,
I'm very skeptical about the whole climate change for RAGO
have been from the beginning. I started covering that in
two thousand and seven, two thousand and eight, attended the

(01:01:08):
COP twenty one I think Copenhagen when Obama was president.
That one collapsed, so I covered that as well. So
then Greta came on the scene in about twenty fifteen
or so twenty sixteen, somewhere around there, the beginning of
Trump's presidency, and they really used her as a figurehead.

(01:01:31):
We're talking about the green Peace crowd, the whole climate
the IPCC crowd. Greta was coming a mascot for that.
So I'm very critical of Greta. However, However, Greta Thunberg is,
in what I can see, is absolutely sincere and absolutely

(01:01:55):
understands this issue extremely well. And I give her tons
of credit for putting herself out. And the people I've
spoke to in that circle, people say, oh, her handlers
are basically sending her in there. Listen, her old handlers

(01:02:17):
are horrified. They're horrified that she's chosen this issue. Okay,
this was not an issue that they wanted her to
basically get onto because it's hugely controversial. And we've got
a clip here we'll bring we'll bring her on. This
is from CNN, so I think they're talking via cell

(01:02:37):
phone connection, so there's a little bit of a delay
on the vocals or whatnot. But this is CNN. And
you know she's twenty two years old. Okay, she's not
a child. She's a young woman now, and she seems
to have very She knows the situation she's getting in.

(01:02:57):
She understands the issue, and she understands the risks. And
let's let's play this. Listen to Greta on CNN with
one of the other activists here. Let's listen to this.

Speaker 9 (01:03:10):
All those scenarios were including our risk assessments that we
have made prior to getting out of this on this mission,
and of course we know that it's a very risky mission,
and we know that previous experiences with flotillas like.

Speaker 10 (01:03:23):
This has resulted in attacks, interceptions, violence, and even cases
of death. But of course none of those risks are
are even remotely as high as to the risk that
pedestinians are facing every day just by trying to survive.
And right now, as you said, the mission is to
get regards to be able to deliver and retribute the

(01:03:43):
humanitarian aid that we're carrying. But we are well aware
of the risks going there, but we are aiming for that.

Speaker 11 (01:03:56):
So you were talking greater about the risk assessment and
being prepared for any eventuality in any scenario. So let
me ask you this, how far are you willing to go?
Because we don't know what kind of confrontation you could face.
We just know that you've been worn.

Speaker 10 (01:04:13):
Yeah, and of course the uncertainties are very big here.
We have gone out on this mission knowing the risks,
but again not saying anything. In times of injustice, when
we are facing genocide, to be silent is by far
a more a bigger risk than they're getting on this mission,
and we are preparing to respond in a non violent way.

(01:04:36):
We are twelve pieceful volunteers on this mission. We are
not carrying weapons. We are carrying food, senator products, medical supplies,
things that are necessary to get into Gaza that have
been prevented by Israel from getting into Gaza. And we
are sailing on international waters bringing humanitarian aid. If they
stop this humanitarian.

Speaker 6 (01:04:53):
Aid, that is a crime.

Speaker 10 (01:04:56):
We are not doing anything wrong here. We are just
doing our part to continue to try to break the
siege of Galasa and to open up a humanitarian coin.

Speaker 1 (01:05:08):
Okay. So there, there she is, Greta Thunberg aboard the Magdalene.
We've got some of their graphics as well. There it is.
I mean, it's a beautiful kind of in the style
of Art Deco stroke, you know, sort of mid twentieth
century kind of war or war poster. You can see

(01:05:29):
the Israeli drones flying above their sailboat there. Now, they
had a proper boat that was packed with supplies, big boat,
and Israel bombed it with drones in international waters. Totally illegal.
That's going to end up in court. We spoke to
Frank Romano a couple of weeks ago. He's he's lodging

(01:05:50):
the legal cases on that, I think. So we'll we'll
see another war crime by Israel's surprise, surprise. So there's Greta. Look,
the thing is, okay, you can disagree with Greta on
the climate campaigns and the rhetoric and all of that

(01:06:11):
sort of stuff, and there's a big degree of astroturfing,
there no doubt about that. But on this issue, this
is not a popular issue. There's no corporate machine behind
her on this issue. There's the establishment are definitely behind Israel,
the entire European establishment, the EU vander lyin NATO, the

(01:06:35):
Swedish government. Okay. Only now are some of them starting
to break away and kind of condemning Israel and using
the word genocide. Spend twenty months okay, so the kind
of late okay. But anyway, she's been on this issue
long before it was popular, Okay. So she's right up

(01:06:57):
there on the front line. She's put herself on the
at risk here. The last one of the last flotilla's okay,
I think six or eight people were killed by the Israelis.
They murdered the activists on the boat. H They they
will they will kill them. They won't have any problem

(01:07:19):
with that. And the US government won't do a damn thing,
and probably the European governments won't either, because Israel is
basically free to do whatever it wants to anybody, including
kill them. So she's taking that risk. So I I
have big respect for that, you know, I support. I

(01:07:40):
am one hundred percent behind Greta and everybody else on
that boat. It's very brave what they're doing. They're putting
themselves out just doing that journey. That's not that's not
an easy thing to do. Uh, you know, to bring
to bring a boat full of supplies across the Mediterraneans
not easy. Okay, it's not a motorized high tech boat.

(01:08:00):
There's literally the only thing they could get is a
sailboat because the other one got bombed the Conscience. We
covered that a couple of weeks ago. So so she's
doing that. I got big respect for. So some people
making fun of her, and one of the people that's
making fun of her is Joe Rogan. Okay, I'm gonna

(01:08:23):
play you a clip. This is very disturbing from Joe.

Speaker 4 (01:08:26):
You know what.

Speaker 1 (01:08:27):
I gave Rogan plaudits for having Dave Smith on so
that he could rake Douglas Murray across the coals, and
I thought Rogan did a good job mediating that, but
he's just gone basically undone any of that goodwill by
what he said here. I mean, just really crass, really disgusting.

(01:08:51):
I mean, I could say I could use some profanity
here in response to what Rogan. I'm gonna play you
this clip, and he's there with a couple of these
I don't know what they are, these these these characters
on here, I've never seen them before anyway, supposedly they're famous,

(01:09:12):
who knows, But so here he is. So he's basically
taking the piss out of Greta. Okay, now I will
stop this intermittently to make comment because there's so many
just ridiculous things that are said here which will have
to intervene to sort of set straight. But so here's

(01:09:34):
here's Joe Rogan basically belittling Greta Thunberg. He sort of
caveats it, but the insult already was lodged. So he's
trying to do both sides and saying, yeah, but she's
she could be, you know, brave, but but she's gonna
end up being fish food for these the Israels is

(01:09:55):
going to turn her into fish food or something like that.
I don't know what he said here, let's listen.

Speaker 6 (01:09:59):
To this.

Speaker 1 (01:10:01):
Bro, that that little how you dare? How dare you girl? Yeah?

Speaker 8 (01:10:04):
Dam you?

Speaker 1 (01:10:05):
You know the climate change girl, you know, the little
artistic girl. Now she's free passed on, she's singing things
off her phone. Now she's at the front of a
boat like George Washington, making its way to Gaza. There
is lean of DiCaprio's got a nice boat from the
river to the rising sea level. She's gonna fix that.
She's gonna break this real, bro, those ideaf guys are

(01:10:29):
going to turn her into cat food. They will. They
will light her up from the fucking shore.

Speaker 4 (01:10:38):
She's even close.

Speaker 1 (01:10:40):
They don't play. Everyone's going to they don't, they don't
they see it. Yeah, okay, so the idea is gonna
light her up. So let's let's let's just get this straight.
And I don't know who these other sort of middle
aged men are. Maybe come together on who gets to
blow it up? Maybe smoking secondars bridge the gap year
she could Yeah, I mean, I'm not impressed, not impressed

(01:11:04):
with these guys at all. But anyway, so they're sitting there,
you know, chomping on their cigars. Okay, the twenty two
year old girl. So the middle aged man are making
fun of a twenty two year old girl who is
putting herself in the line of fire. Okay, the last
Gaza flotilla in twenty ten, the Mari Marvina, six or

(01:11:30):
eight people were executed by the IDEF shot point blank.
They killed them. Okay, that happened. I know one of
the I know two of the people who were on
that boat. So Joe Rogan doesn't know that. If he did,
he wouldn't be making these comments. Okay, does he know

(01:11:52):
that the last boat got hit by a drone? No,
he doesn't. I tell you, he definitely doesn't. So he
doesn't know anything about this story. And I really it
seems like he doesn't really care about the Gaza issue,
not deeply in any meaningful way. If he did, he
wouldn't be making such crass comments. So why these middle

(01:12:14):
aged men are sitting in their Austin, Texas studio making
fun of this twenty two year old Swedish girl. She's
the one with the balls. Greta Thunberg is the one
with the balls. These are the UFC guys that go
to fights. They lift weights, they flex, but you won't

(01:12:37):
see them trying to break a humanitarian siege in a
boat in the most dangerous kill zone on the planet. Okay,
she's got the balls. Greta's got the balls, not Joe
Rogan and his other middle aged blowhards in the studio. Sorry, guys,

(01:13:01):
what else can we say? I could say, I could
say something right now that you all deserve but be polite.
But you really don't deserve the politeness that I'm offering here.
I just probably should be unleashing some expletives against you guys.

(01:13:25):
But anyway, they carry on talking absolute rubbish. Here they go,
we'll continue this. Maybe that can bridge the gap here.
She could be, yeah, for all of us. Well, she
could be just the best person ever nothing or killing yourself.
She could be someone that they take advantage of using
the front of the line for every cause it's one

(01:13:46):
of those. She's a young kid, man. It's so crazy
to take a young kid and like put them off.

Speaker 4 (01:13:51):
To their lives.

Speaker 1 (01:13:52):
This is going to be your life now, for she's
not a kid. She's twenty two year olds old, Joe.
She looks small, but she's twenty two. Twenty two is
an adult old enough to vote old, you know, college
graduate age, Okay, you're the face of X, Y and
z is that's not up there, and it is obviously

(01:14:14):
not obviously, but it could be out of her hands.
She probably has handlers and political shit, but for now
at least she's so I don't know who this idiot is. Okay,
this guy if you take on the Palestinian issue, Okay,
it's very unpopular. Greta has took this on a year
and a half ago, Okay, getting arrested, all the rest

(01:14:37):
of it. She has profiles, so she'll be generally probably
treated better than a lot of other people that are
getting man handled by the German police, etc. But you
don't get any any kudos or rewards for standing up
to the Palestinians. You get crushed, you get called an
anti Semite, you get canceled, you get attacked, you get

(01:15:01):
your travel revoked like kneecap, you get your gigs canceled,
they go after your career. Okay, that's the reality. So
you know, Joe just came awake to the issue by
platforming Dave Smith a couple of weeks ago, after eighteen months,

(01:15:27):
just coming awake to the issue. Gret has been on
that issue for a year and a half, you know,
while you're figuring out how you can play this without,
you know, drawing the the eye of Sauron of the
ADL and Jonathan Green Black because you're afraid of them.
I mean, how Joe Rogan's uncancellable. He's got escape velocity.

(01:15:51):
He's worth tens or hundreds of millions. He can tell
the Cancel the ADL and all the rest of the
cancel machine to f off if he wanted to. Okay, respectfully,
just by covering this issue with some justice that it deserves.
But instead they're making fun of the person who's on

(01:16:12):
the front line. Really, guys, are these guys are really
a piece of work. We're going to Palestine? Is like
those people going to the unchartable Islands and be like, Hi,
I'm Christian. Yeah, like North Sentinel Islands. You forsake me?

(01:16:33):
What an idiot? Okay, this guy with the Gilligan's Island hat, Okay,
does he know that? News flash? News flash for the
middle aged podcasters. Okay with the funny hats. News flash,
there's Christians in Palestine. There's Christians in Palestine. They're the

(01:16:55):
original Christians. They're the descendants of Jesus Christ. And they
have lived together in harmony with the Muslim population there
since time immemoriam, no problems between them. So this clown
on Rogan's podcast is framing it the way the Israelis

(01:17:16):
like to frame it, which is that, you know, the
Palestinians are Islamic extremists and they're against Christianity. Okay, a lie,
a lie that Israel has bombed and destroyed more historic
Christian churches in the last twenty months, destroyed sacred sites.

(01:17:41):
No pushback from the American Christian community because they're scared,
and most of them are so ignorant they don't even know.
These people are ridiculous, and you know, really really ignorant, ignorant,

(01:18:03):
and proud of their ignorance. This is one thing about
one of the bad things. There's a lot of great
things about America, many many great things, but there's also
a lot of bad things about America. One of the
bad things and more unsavory things about America is I've
never of all the places I've traveled in the world

(01:18:24):
and the people I've met and the cultures that I've
interfaced with, I've never met a culture that's so proud
of being ignorant. Then certain people in the United States,
they're proud of their ignorance. They really couldn't care less
if what they said was totally idiotic. They're almost proud

(01:18:45):
of it. And it's the most bizarre thing. And it's
a certain characteristic that is native to the United States
and this culture. And I have no idea why. It's
probably worthy of a PhD. So if you're might write
onnerable friends listening, uh, you might want to do a
PhD thesis on this phenomenon. Or the white social worker

(01:19:09):
who goes into Baltimore ghetto, He's like, hey, everybody, I'm here,
and they just beat the fuck out of it. So
the Palestines aren't going to beat the f out of
Greta and these people. They're going to welcome them with
the heroes welcome that they absolutely deserve. They're very happy
to see them. But these clowns on this Rogan podcast

(01:19:31):
are so brainwashed. These people are so detached from reality
and so confident in their ignorance, so confident in their ignorance,
and they're miss They've got the biggest audience in the country,
in the world, and they're feeding lies to their audience.

(01:19:51):
Just provable lies, distortions, smears. Okay, it's disgusting. It's disgusting.
I could do a big fu right now and it
would be totally justified. But I just feel like I
don't want to stoop down to that level. And it's

(01:20:12):
very disappointing. Maybe Rogan's high. Maybe they're smoking pot, and
then the cigar was just a little bit of theater
to mask the fact they're smoking pot. Everything's a joke,
I assure you, it's not a joke, Joe, It's not
a joke for these people. These people Israel has been

(01:20:35):
blocking food, medical aid, hurting them into tents, and then
bombing the tents. Okay, that's what's actually happening. That's what
you guys are joking about. This is the thing that
you're joking about. This is the thing being enabled by
Donald Trump. Total annihilation. Okay, Maga, maga. And because of

(01:21:00):
the propaganda, because of the gas lighting, most people in
America have no idea what's going on. A few people do,
but most don't. Most of them haven't worked out what's
actually happening, what we've been reporting in recent recent days

(01:21:22):
and weeks and months. Okay, they have no idea for Trump.
This is his This is the depth of Donald Trump's
understanding beachfront property. Jared Kushner, be great, we could do
another Dubai on the Med as long as we get
rid of the Native Palestinian population. That's basically where they're at.

(01:21:46):
It's pretty sad, it's pretty shallow, but that's kind of
what it is. And they're protecting people like this. These
are war criminals. These are the worst people on the planet.
These are the worst type of fascist killers, mass murders,
ethnic cleansers. These are people low empathy, people that are psychopaths,

(01:22:10):
that are basically vaporizing and exterminating a whole people right
in front of our eyes. And the best Joe Rogan
and his buddies can do is to make crack jokes
about Greta Thunberg because that's cool and we're high, and that's.

Speaker 2 (01:22:32):
What we do.

Speaker 1 (01:22:32):
That's how we roll. That's how you guys roll, That's
how you roll. Great, Well, you'll probably be joking about
this as well. In a week and a half. Look
at that thousands of people are going to march from
Cairo across the Sinai to the Rafa border crossing. You
see that June fifteenth. You see that Christians, most everybody Jews, okay,

(01:23:05):
and including one of our reporters, twenty first Century Wire
will be covering this. We have our reporter in the mix,
young woman, who is going to be covering that, and
we will give some some great footage and a mini
documentary probably as well. So that's historic. I wish I

(01:23:29):
could be going with her, but for various reasons, I
can't because of my other commitments. That's why she's going,
and it's very brave of her to do that. So
you know, these are young people that have got a backbone.
These are people who are formidable, who care, who understand

(01:23:51):
right and wrong, and who take life in the world seriously,
not like these clowns. Look at these clowns. Look at
this guy. This guy thinks that gret is going to
be attacked by Muslims with spears when she arrives in Gaza.
That's how ignorant and stupid these people are. I mean,

(01:24:13):
you couldn't find bigger idiots than this quite quite honestly,
pretty unbelievable. So you know, anyway, we're gonna We're going
to cover the whole CIA podcasting circuit. There is a
whole propaganda circuit. They're they're they're talking up Muslim terrorist

(01:24:35):
attacks that are going to be breaking out in cities
across America. Okay, And to do that justice, we're probably
going to hold that off until next week, or maybe
we'll do a special with our colleagues Brian MacLean and Ruckus.
We couldn't connect them today because of technical issues with

(01:24:57):
our service provider. The the uplink was working, so I'm
not sure why that was happening, but we're so I'm
probably gonna have some great footage and we really want
to have them onto the conversation.

Speaker 7 (01:25:10):
Here.

Speaker 1 (01:25:11):
Let's look at a few comments before we wrap things up,
and let me see this is interesting. Ah, no Tornado,
no to war. I love that Musk has colonized the
state budget instead of Mars. Now there's something in this comment.
There's something in this comment. Okay. By burning his bridge
with Donald Trump, Elon, Musk may have basically blown the

(01:25:36):
whole Mars project. Okay, because that would have to get
off the ground in this term, and it doesn't look
like it's going to happen, not that they have the
money for it anyway, Elon, But that was something he
was talking up at the inauguration. More hype. It's like,
send us to the moon first, then we'll be impressed.

(01:25:58):
Prove the concept. Put someone on the moon after fifty years,
Please do it in you know, dedicate the mission to
Buzz Aldrin. So that's interesting. And if Elon has to
wait for a Democrat president in twenty twenty eight, the

(01:26:19):
Democrat's going to take Elon back in because he's pretty
much burned his bridges with the Democrats as well. So
Elon might have blown the whole Mars gambit himself by
being stupid and being kind of a social subtard and
a political subtard, and so a high functioning autist basically

(01:26:43):
blew it with Mars, because that's the reality of it.
Unless you're going to do a meme coin. You and
Javier and mi La your buddy can do a mem coin,
a Mars coin. Maybe you can fund it that way
by doing a mem coin. So here we go. Nobody
can about your Mars project, it says people unite talking

(01:27:04):
about their Buzz. Buzz didn't go far either. Buzz is
on record saying he didn't go far. So yeah, interesting, true, true, true,
And let me see what else we've got here from
zach Elon was never going to put anyone on Mars.

(01:27:25):
It's just a scam to raise money, some say many,
many say many will say that that's the case. Many
will say, what else have we got here? Well, they
had to do something, not even being able to go
to the moon, let alone Mars. Exactly as what we
were saying. So we'll backtrack a little bit. What were

(01:27:47):
people saying in the chat about Greta and Joe Rogan here,
we'll see, Yep, this is the sort of Yeah, we
have to basically we have to deal with some of
these comments because of this sort of stuff. You say,
who organized that sounds like a setup? Is Egypt on board?

(01:28:08):
Of course Egypt is on board. It's coming from Egypt. Okay,
Egypt's organizing it people in Egypt. Okay, of course Egypt's
on board. Now, whether if the Israelis want to kill this,
then they just have to threaten that they can't guarantee

(01:28:29):
the safety of looks like it's going to be about
seven to ten fifteen thousand maybe people marching, significant amount
of people, So if it's a security issue, Egypt doesn't
want to have a mass murder killing on their hands
with the trigger happy Israelis, and who knows what what
they could do. They've got ISIS. Israel's been funding ISIS

(01:28:52):
in Gaza, trying to infiltrate and destabilize the community. That's
on record. The Israelis admitted it Netanyahu last week. That's
that's the sort of risks that are involved. So let's
see what else. Here we go. Pat doesn't want to

(01:29:12):
stoop to the level of casting insults, but branding cannabis
users as negative strong man argument is fine. Listen to
the cannabis crowd. I was branding people who get high
on air with whatever fifty million audience, who are joking

(01:29:36):
about a genocide. Okay, I'll brand those guys as deviant
cannabis users, thank you very much. Okay. So I think
the cannabis people can handle themselves. You're all adults. I'm
sure you can handle a little bit of criticism. But
if you're gonna get high and joke about people getting killed,
then I'm gonna joke about you getting high. How's that fair?

(01:30:00):
Is fair? So here we go, ZPs app. They will
be there on judgment day two. We all will, we
all will and will said that's how they roll. You
got it, buddy, that is exactly how they roll. What
it was the crowd saying, here Rogan is a coward,

(01:30:23):
little boy. This is what people are saying. We're getting
a barrage of comments about Joe Rogan and not all good,
not all good. So here we go chatter x again.
No Tonado, nota war. Love the PfP there. Unlike the
old old liberals, the neoliberals did not demand a smaller state.

(01:30:47):
They demanded a new neoliberal state, the one that protects
the rich from the poor, the capitalists from the workers.
Separate discussion, separate argument. We're not going to get into
that ideological debate. We don't have the bandwidth for it
the time either. So Americans love their cults. You better

(01:31:10):
believe it. America is the land of cults. Okay, not
just religious cults and what you might think are wacko cults.
There are cults literally baked into American mainstream society, religious, corporate, cultural,

(01:31:31):
all sorts of things, and politics. The cult of personality
has never been stronger in politics. You know, the Americans
can whip up. They can whip up a cult like
cults are US cults to go. They can whip up
a cult in a matter of weeks. They know how

(01:31:51):
to do it. They're really good at it. Give you
an example. They turned Joe Biden, a geriatric, senile, quasi
corpse of a politician. They turned him into a spry,
dynamic leader and it was enough to fool quite a
few Democrats. And look at Zelenski America and Britain too,

(01:32:15):
by the way, but they turned Zelenski into a cult figure.
And although he's losing purchase now, that thing ran for
a couple of years pretty strong. So yeah, Americans can
spin up a cult like nobody's business. Never underestimate that's
one thing they can do really well, and just to

(01:32:35):
a large degree. And I hate to say it, folks,
but Maga and Donald Trump has become and the Musk cult. Okay,
when I was criticizing Elon, the Maga trolls would come
and besiege the comment threads. How can you say that?
Why are you picking on Elon Da Da Da He's

(01:32:57):
he's got aspergers, all these excuses, the richest guy in
the world that bought his way into the White House.
I'm going to criticize him. It's just people, no, no,
You can't say that about Eli's because he created a
cult image clout money and power. As I said, clout
money and power. That's what Trump and Elon Musk know

(01:33:18):
very well. Donald Trump is effectively a reality TV presenter
who has the image of being a competent CEO. But
can that translate into being the commander in chief of
a country like the United States. I don't think so.

(01:33:42):
And now it's showing, as the title of the show,
Maga is fraying it the seams. Look at the foreign
policy front. We'll wrap it up here quite soon, but
you've got three major flash points to potential World War
three situations Ukraine, Russia. Trump and his team, if you

(01:34:07):
want to call it that, this clown car full of
so called negotiators led by Keith Kellogg and whoever else,
Mark little Marco from Florida. These people are a joke, okay.
And look where it's heading, koreening towards World War three.
That's a big L for Donald Trump, Big L. The

(01:34:32):
other one I ran negotiations that's not going well, lost L.
Gaza Israel, Palestine, Israel. No, it's going really bad. Actually
another L. So the three biggest ones he's fumbling all
three and the blowback, the potential risk for regionally in

(01:34:53):
the Middle East, Europe, and the United States for that matter,
they're hitting Russian nuclear current bombers. I mean, how stupid
is this? And Trump saying I don't know anything about it.
I don't know anything about my God, it's a pathetic.
This is You're worse than Biden. Trump, You're worse than

(01:35:14):
Sleepy Joe because at least Sleepy Joe had an excuse
he was senile. You're allegedly compassmentis and you still don't
know what's going on. I didn't know they tried to
assassinate Putin's helicopter landed in Chrisk. I didn't know anything
about that. Oh really, As a reporters asking him, how

(01:35:36):
how humiliating for America that either he is lying and
playing stupid because he doesn't want to cop the responsibility
of what they've just done using their proxy Ukraine and
again with the drone swarms. Okay, because you don't want to,

(01:35:57):
you don't want to man up and own it because
it's a clandestine operation. Oh, we didn't do it. The
Ukrainians did it. Playing that same game Sleepy Joe played
Biden played. So Trump is probably in that sense, much
weaker than Biden, weaker, weaker under the thumb of pretty

(01:36:18):
much everybody, and doesn't want to make any decisions, got
no strategy, got no policy. It's like, I'm gonna be
really upset if they don't make a deal by I
don't know. I've got a date in my head somewhere
in my head. That's what he said the other day.
It was just completely stupid. I've got I've got it

(01:36:39):
in my head somewhere, and if it's not done by
then we're gonna be really really it's gonna some bad
things are gonna happen. Bad things are gonna happen. So
he's got Lindsey Graham running around in Kiev during negotiations,
beating the drums of war. He's let Mike Pompeo running
around in Odessa meeting with Nazis literally, and Trump's allowing

(01:37:05):
all that he's got no control and the Russians are
pissed off to no end, and we could end up
in World War three. And when we do. When World
War three happens, Donald Trump will say it's not my fault,
it's Biden's fault. He'll be fobbing off responsibility right to

(01:37:26):
the bitter end. Okay, it's pathetic. It's absolutely Biden had
an excuse, his brain was a wall. Trump doesn't have
that excuse. Trump is just stupid and he's bullshitting his

(01:37:48):
way through some of the most dangerous situations in history.
And that's not good. Okay, And you know what, Okay,
No one's perfect. Trump is not an intellectual giant. He
doesn't understand geopolitics. We get all that, but he's not
able to even assemble a team that's competent. They've botched

(01:38:13):
all of these negotiations. They're failing on every single one.
And then they want to take on China. Good luck
with that. Good luck with that. Oh, we need to
stop China. They're going after Timewe. You want to start
a war with China, good luck with that. You can't
even sort out these other three situations. You want to

(01:38:34):
add another fourth disaster to your plate? Good luck with that.
Absolutely amazing. Look, we could go on and see some
great comments here. Thank you guys for weighing in. Appreciate it. Anyway,
We're gonna wrap this up, and I'm sorry we couldn't

(01:38:54):
connect our team. We will We will continue the CIA
podcasters flacking for a war that Iran and another nine
to eleven or a daily shooter, false flag on US soil.
They're all at it. We've got all the video clips
of the different podcasts. We're gonna basically take them to

(01:39:16):
the cleaners and I'll do that with my colleagues on
another broadcast, either on this program next Sunday, or we'll
do it midweek or do a special broadcast. We'll see,
but we've got plenty of material there and this needs
to be called out, so we're going to do that.
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Speaker 12 (01:43:28):
It's never justif. There ain't no reason, because human being.

Speaker 13 (01:43:40):
I'm more than Jessica, the fambabaries or religion, because we
all have souls and the mission here, honor.

Speaker 14 (01:43:56):
Only God knows why you can't decide that death because
you want here for them of their first life. For crime,
don't let the children die.

Speaker 4 (01:44:16):
Don't let that children die. Sisters and brother.

Speaker 6 (01:44:25):
We know it's wrong.

Speaker 4 (01:44:28):
When we see their father's crime with their mother, genicide.

Speaker 14 (01:44:40):
It's never justified.

Speaker 6 (01:44:44):
There ain't no reason, because human beings.

Speaker 7 (01:44:52):
More than just a kind define by race or religion,
because we all have souls and the mission here, honor.

Speaker 4 (01:45:08):
Only God knows why you kick your side because you
want in forever.

Speaker 7 (01:45:19):
Or at first laugh, a cry, don't let the children die.

Speaker 6 (01:45:27):
Don't let that children die.

Speaker 7 (01:45:31):
Sisters and brothers.

Speaker 6 (01:45:36):
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Speaker 4 (01:45:44):
Mother, don't let the children die. Don't let the children die.
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Speaker 6 (01:46:07):
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