Fri Episode #1988: Muslim Genocide of Christians, the Trump Sniff Test, Green Hydrogen Scam and a Life Saving Device

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Speaker 1 (00:29):
In a world of deceit, telling the truth is a
revolutionary act. It's the David Knight Show.

Speaker 2 (00:44):
As a clock strikes thirteen, it's Friday, the eleventh of
April of Our Lord twenty twenty five. Well, today we're
going to take a look at what is the bigger
picture around the tariffism. Perhaps this will is let's play
a maga game here, and let's say that this was

(01:04):
Donald Trump's plan to boost gold about that which he
loves so much. I mean, he's gilded everything and his residences.
He's got some new golden products on his website. We'll
talk about that today, and so we're going to take
a look at the bigger picture with us. We also
have some climate update news and I think we have
a fascinating essay about perhaps one of the most beneficial

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things of artificial intelligence. Even as people are saying these
new AI agents may be able to wreak havoc upon
our economy if people use them to trade stocks, and
that is true, perhaps it'll tell us something about what
it means to be made in the image of God.
So we're going to talk about that as well. We'll
be right back, and I just want to thank the

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this is and when we talk about kick, Kick and
Rumble and are going to be primarily our live broadcasting things,
and of course we'll be doing archives on Rumble as well.
And we have some updates about the attacks on these

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different platforms like bitchhoot, where we also are Bitshoot is
under attack by foreign governments. Of course, bitch shoot and
Rumble in Brazil are being attacked, but bitshoot is being
attacked in the UK. So we're going to tell you
a little bit more about that. Mentioned it briefly yesterday,
but I didn't have time to say much about it.
But let's talk first about the aftermath of the terraffs.

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As Wall Street Journal asked, is there a method behind
this or is it just madness. It's a plan, of course, right,
except they don't have a plan and they don't plan
to help you at all. Agricultural Secretary Brook Rawlin says, well,
we're gonna have to think about this. We'll have to
look down the line as to what we're going to
do to help the farmers, because, as we have seen before,

(03:39):
they bore the brunt of Trump's terraffs China attacking the
farmers in this country. And so that was in twenty eighteen.
In twenty twenty, all small businesses and farms took it
on the chin, and many of them went out of business.
But even with the subsidies in twenty eighteen, many of
them went out of business. Those were able to hang on,
many of them lost with the second hit in twenty twenty.

(04:02):
And then Trump comes right back and does it again
first thing. But they don't think about it, they don't
know what they're going to do. Doesn't matter to them.
So the U turn raised questions about whether big concessions
on trade needed to be made to mollify an American
leader who had been humbled by the market. You see,

(04:24):
foreign leaders are looking at the market, they're looking at
the actions, and they're not listening to people like cat
Turd and DC Draino and on and on. They don't
really care what those people are telling it. Nobody believes
that except that little inside cult that wants to believe that.
What everybody else realizes that the market brought Trump to

(04:45):
heal the bond market primarily stock market was going down,
but it was really the bond market that broke them.
And so foreign countries have looked at this and then
they've seen what it takes to break Trump. And that's
the point of the Wall Street Journal. Some I kind
of has said that the swift climbed down after the
market convulsions of the past few days provided world leaders

(05:10):
with valuable information about Trump's pain threshold, which could lead
them to take a tougher stance when negotiations start in
earnest and so as he was, I think it was
a face saving thing to go up to one hundred
and forty five percent tariffs on China. You know, we
looked at these other tariffs that have been out there,

(05:31):
they would always include the twenty percent that was put
there initially, and so they talked about it being fifty
four percent. Then I'm gonna have fifty points, so it's
going to be one hundred and four percent, you know.
Then he says, I'm going to go to one hundred
and twenty five. Now they're saying, well, it was actually
one hundred and forty five because the one hundred and
twenty five didn't include the original twenty. I don't know

(05:53):
if that's true or not. I looked at this and
it's like, well, this is just a tough guy. He
doubled it up. He went from one hundred and four
to one hundred and twenty five to show how tough
he was, and I think he they went to one
hundred and forty five to show that he's even tougher.
And it's a lot of bluster. Scott Bessant told reporters
that this had been the present strategy all along, and of

(06:13):
course everybody wants to curry favor with Trump, including the Sorosky,
Scott Bestmint. They will tell you this is the plan
all along, this plan all along. The market was did
not factor into the trade team's calculus. However, Trump himself
suggested that the stock losses were a driving force behind

(06:34):
his decisions. They played for you yesterday, Trump himself said,
the bond market. You know, these guys are getting really
yippy in those bonds. It's hard to figure out those bonds,
bonds of those bonds. That it was the bonds. Yeah,
talking about it in his circular way, but it was
the bond market that really triggered all this stuff. On

(06:56):
Thursday morning, the NOW then fell fifteen hundred points, the
S and P five hundred five percent, wiping out more
than half of Wednesday's gains in both cases. So as
soon as he took off this horrible policy, or said
he was going to take it off, then the market jumped,
and then people realize the wait a minute, there's a
lot of it that's still going to remain. There's still

(07:17):
going to be a trade war with China and that's
going to really escalate. And then there's still a ten
percent tariff on every other country, even people that we
had a trade surplus with. As if public debt really
mattered in that sense. They want you to focus on
trade deficits because they don't want you to look at

(07:38):
the government's deficit spending. You just had Trump and Mike
Johnson ran through another spending bill in Congress, and they
raised the debt ceiling by five trillion dollars. They don't
want you to talk about that deficit. Let's talk about
the trade deficit and how I'm going to fix that.
They don't have any plan to fix the government it's deficit.

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But the reality is is that just as we talk
about all these collective things public health, public education, public transportation,
public debt, they don't really care how this affects individuals.
And it really is when you create this public abstraction,
it is simply an abstraction in order to empower and

(08:23):
enable the government to do whatever it wishes for the
benefit of the bureaucrats. It's never about the individual's health.
It's never about educating individuals. It's always about indoctrinating them.
Or if you're talking about transportation, how we can control
people's movements better than we can if they have individual

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freedom with a car. So Agricultural Secretary Brook rawlins, well,
it's going to take a bit of time fully understand
the implications, especially for wheat coin and soybean. We just
don't know what's going to happen. She said, Well, I
think I know what's going to happen. So what you
did seven years ago, go so We're supposed to trust

(09:03):
a plan. What plan? You have a plan? You really do?
No trust is their plan? Just trust me. I know
what I'm doing. We're experts, right. So could Trump cut
China out of the dollar system, He's really continuing Biden's
restructuring of the financial system globally. And it may not
be to our advantage either, because these people are not

(09:25):
doing things for our dvantage. They're not putting America first
in any of this stuff. They've got a global agenda.
I mean it's not just putting Israel first, but they've
got a global agenda for a global currency and all
the rest of his stuff. They didn't put our interests first,
even collectively as a nation. And so we saw Biden
weaponize all of this stuff. We saw him with his

(09:46):
attack on Russia. We saw him moving people away from
the financial system, not just the dollar, but the swift
closure and all you know you exchange currency exchange stuff.
So they're moving away from the entire financial system that
we built and they're building their own the bricks thing.
And so, as I've said before, with Biden, it was

(10:10):
going to be war with Russia. With Trump is going
to be war with China. So we have an economic
war with Russia, sanctions and things like that. Now Trump
once is economic war with China. And in both of
these we always risk having a physical war when you
start an economic war, and so now we have our
economic war with China, just as Biden had the economic
war with Russia. But both of these things are weakening

(10:32):
the dollar because it shows people that we are not trustworthy.
And it's going to have massive implications because Americans have
been living on a credit card for a very very
long time, and once that credit card gets canceled, it's
going to We're not going to recognize American life is

(10:52):
just going to be completely turned upside down. And Australian
economists Work mckibbon said, the whole world is not having
a trade war here, it's just twenty percent of the
world the USA attacking the other eighty percent. This is
a percent. This is the way other people say it.

(11:13):
They're not seeing this maga cult stuff. The situation is
likely to metastasize from China to Europe, Man to others
as they beef up anti dumping measures on Chinese goods
to protect their own industry. The trade war will really
go global if the US tells other countries at the
price for providing global public goods like the US security

(11:36):
umbrella and the US dollar as the global reserve asset,
and it is a common tariff against China. Okay, so
you know you have to pay up. We're going to
you know, we want to be paid for being the
world's policeman. Now, he says that that would effectively cut
China out of the dollar system, and it would make

(11:56):
it exceedingly difficult for China to raise dollars to pay
for its food and energy imports. And of course he
doesn't say it, but of course it's going to strengthen
the move to bricks because people don't like the US
pushing and bullying people around who would like that. China
is taking policy measures of its own. They have fixed

(12:18):
the Onshore yuan to its weakest level since September twenty
twenty three, and that's the way they cancel out these tariffs.
And it's always been about currency manipulation, and of course
since the US knows that and has talked about that,
that's going to really tweak the anger of Trump. Chinese
authorities are clearly allowing the currency to depreciate to offset

(12:40):
some of the pain inflicted by US tariffs. This will
only further inflame tensions with the White House. Given that
currency manipulation is one of the US's major grievances with
countries who are running large trade surpluses, well, we need
to also point out, and nobody wants to point out
the fact that the Paris climate gave them, I think,

(13:02):
an even bigger advantage than what they typically had built
into the China price. And I mean definitely did, because
the China price was currency manipulation, it was a tariffs
and protected markets. It was slave labor, it was intellectual
property theft where they would copy things that people would
send their products to be made in China, and they

(13:24):
would do dead on knockoffs and in some cases criminally.
I mean, we had situations where they would imitate brake
pads were made by an American country and actually sell
counterfeits of it. And a lot of time what they
a lot of the time, what they would do is
they would get the plans for it, they would make
their own brand and they would sell it and it
would be very quite a bit cheaper and it would

(13:47):
be you know, functional, But in some cases it was criminal.
They would knock it off as if it was the
American brand, and in one particular aspect, brake pads that
were paper instead of any reliable stuff. So it's gonna
you know, it's gonna wear out almost and fail at

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an early stage. And then people would blame the company
because it had all the knock on label stuff there.
So the criminal side of it was very dangerous. But
typically what they would do is just make another make
a dead on copy of the actual product and put
their name on it. The dangerous thing was when they

(14:30):
would make a bad copy and put your name on it.
It's these things. So but anyway, when they gave them
essentially a monopoly on cheap energy by giving them an
exemption in terms of any air issues and CO two
issues and things like that, both China and India build

(14:53):
as many and as dirty power plants as they want.
I've talked about this constantly. That gives them a tremendous advantage,
especially since Europe UK Germany shutting down all of their
affordable coal plants and area of the UK is four
times what Germany is. In Germany is considerably more expensive
in terms of energy than we are. If you're going

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to manufacture stuff. That's where it's all what it's all about,
especially if they're going to even if they're going to
onshore things that have been offshore and use robotics and
use humanoid robots, they still have to have that cheap
power that's there. Maybe that's another reason why Trump is
telling them, have your own power plants, because it's gonna

(15:36):
be too expensive, too unreliable, it's crumbling, it's you know, vulnerable,
So make your own power. But China is able to
make their own power and make it very, very cheaply.
So gold appears so found support, says this article. Amazing
how things change so quickly around the twenty nine to
eighty per ounce level. Yesterday it went up to a

(15:58):
new all time high, broke thirty two hundred dollars announced. Yeah, Trump,
Maybe that's what Trump meant by golden error, his error
and our gold. Uh, that's that's what we need to
lick at this gold may be poised for gains down
the track as US inflation lifts and the probability of

(16:20):
a maral Lago accord to devalue the US dollar rises.
You see, besides inflation, what is this strategy going to
be to compete with the Chinese. If they devalue the yuan,
his strategy as well, we'll match them and will devalue
the American dollar. Okay, well that's going to help gold

(16:41):
as well. So there is little distinction between economics and
geopolitics and the current environment that Trump administration is aggressively
deploying trade and financial policy to achieve foreign policy goals,
as did Biden, and of course China does the same thing.
But when you weaponize financial system in a sense, people

(17:03):
were operating under this system that was supposed to be
relatively neutral. Yes, it did give a tremendous advantage to
the US to be able to spend and not have
to pay for it. What we did with the reserve
dollar was to create a giant credit card. So that's
a huge advantage for US. And nevertheless, when we start
shutting people's access down to the system for political reasons

(17:25):
and things like Biden has done, like Trump perhaps is
preparing to do, in effect, when we start weaponizing that,
that's kind of like the referee playing for the other team. Right,
we've lost any pretense of neutrality, and I think it's
a bridge too far. I think these people have gotten
used to having this credit card and this reserve dollar status.

(17:48):
They think it can never go away. So they're perfectly
fine with using it as a weapon. But they're going
to kill the goose that laid the golden egg, and
then golden eggs are going to get really expensive. Gold
will go up. Global tariff war the key developments along
with this one hundred and twenty five percent tariff. And
as I said before, I think that the additional twenty

(18:11):
percent that was added there, I think that was kind
of Trump tweaking them. So I'm going to get even
with you. I'm going to ramp it up here. US
oil producers announced to halt and oil drilling as Trump
increases the China tariff to one hundred and twenty five
percent one hundred and forty five percent. And so, because
everything is changing so rapidly that in one day, you

(18:35):
know the articles in just a few hours, the articles
are out of date in terms of some of these
numbers that are there. This is from Health Impact News
Miinshall Hovey. He quotes oil industry of publication saying the
industry needs to cut immediately and to hunker down to
let the tariff war play out and of course, this

(18:55):
is the same response that many of the German automobile
manufacturers have made as well. Let's see what's going to
happen with this is very volatile. Trump is changing these
policies by the hour, so let's just wait and see
what's gonna But let's just stop it right now. And
that's a real bad thing. There's another way of locking
down the economy again, busting supply chains all over the place.

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It's going to have knock on effects secondary tertiary on
American shale drillers let their frustrations of the Trump administration
be known. According to a Bloomberg report, the industry is
frustrated over the high over its high level of support
for the new administration, which has since caused a severe
oil price plunge. Despite promises of a future where shale

(19:42):
drillers could drill baby drill, turns out Trump is drilling
the people who supported him. Shale drillers contributed significantly to
Trump's election campaigns, and we're responsible essentially for making America
great again by catapulting the country to the status of
top crude producer in the world. The betrayal is now

(20:06):
being felt as prices continue to tank and of course
the same thing for the farmers, as I said, betrayed.
In twenty eighteen with the tariffs, they got a little
bit of stimulus help, wasn't enough for many of them.
Then in twenty twenty Trump does it again, does it everybody,
but also to the farmers. And then he begins his
second term twenty twenty five by going after the farmers,

(20:27):
going after the oil drillers, the people who had supported him.
It's kind of like January sixth version, all this stuff.
He betrays the people who follow him in this cult
like manner. I saw some Trump supporters stating that today's
rapid stock market increase was proof that Trump's tariffs are working,

(20:49):
said Brian shall Hovey. Well, okay, then is the rapid
collapse proof that they that Trump's economic policies are not working?
The Trump up the next day change their tune. Oh,
of course not, of course. Not Ray Dalyio, who is
the founder of Bridgewater Associates, multi billionaire. It is the

(21:11):
second largest hedge fund in the world. He sees a
once in a lifetime collapse in the economic, political, and
geopolitical orders fourth turning essentially, and so he said whether this.
This is the comment from Patrick Wood because he is
he talks about the fourth Turning as well. He's savvy

(21:33):
to it. Everybody uses the terms millennial, gen X, gen
y's gen Z, and they use all this generational term
the focus on it, but they scrupulously avoid talking about
what the central thesis of that was, and that is
the fourth Turning. That's the real importance of seeing this
as once every four generations you have a major restructure,

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and this is going to be I think a very
very major one. Anyway, Patrick Wood at Technocracy News says,
whether this fourth Turning is investible, it will be technocracy's
opportunity to capture the world and to shove us into
a scientific dictatorship. Technocrats are pushing the debt based monetary
system aside in favor of an asset based cryptosystem that

(22:19):
digitizes all assets in the world, including land and natural resources.
The end of debt means the end of private property. Now,
you know, Paul Harvey said, you know, if I were
the devil, this is what I would do. Well if
I were the devil in DC DC, the District of Columbia, No,

(22:40):
the Devil's country. If I were in the devil's country
of Washington. This is what I would do. I would
design a stable coin, digital currency. I would put all
of our resources to work, as Scott, Bessett and Lutnik
are saying, digitize those resources and tokenize them essentially and

(23:05):
put them on the chain, and then just kind of
balance all this stuff out and then we come out
on the other end owning everything and having a complete
surveillance and control of the financial system down to the
individual level. If I were the devil, that's what I
would do. Right, It is conceivable the Federal Reserve and
the Bank of International Settlements will be driven out of existence. Yes,

(23:27):
of course it could be right. They had a beginning,
They could easily have an end these twentieth century institutions.
They would be, however, reconstituted in another form. But the
end of the debt based economic system is totally conceivable,
and in its place something that is going to be
a system of slavery blocks and chains in the blockchain.

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Ray Dalio warrened that investors are too narrowly fixated on
tariffs and not paying enough attention to the bigger once
in a life time breakdown that is occurring in major monetary, political,
and geopolitical orders. Failing to heed those underlying conditions will
blind side investors to the biggest disruptions that are still
to come. He says, there are big pressures for these

(24:16):
imbalances to be corrected one way or the other, and
doing so will change the monetary order in major ways.
It is obviously incongruous to have both large scale trade
imbalances and capital imbalances in a deglobalizing world in which
the major players can't trust that the other major players

(24:36):
won't cut them off from the items that they need,
which is the American worry. Right, we don't make any
and we need that stuff from China, right, or we
need even the rare earth minerals from China. Or on
China's side, they're worried that they won't get the money
that they're owed for this. And there's no upside to

(24:57):
what Trump is doing. There's no plan to w he's doing.
He's simply trying to grab headlines, create chaos, and create
distraction away from what I think is the central thing,
which is this stable coin, the digital currency he and
his buddy's making. Lots of money gaps and people's education opportunity,
productivity levels as well as income, wealth and values are

(25:19):
manifesting and a breakdown of democratic systems and the rise
of autocratic leaders. According to Dalio, well, that's absolutely true.
And so everybody sees this in all these other countries,
they see what's happening in America. We have this bifurcation

(25:42):
because the two parties, and we have this willful blindness
to it. And the Washington Post is calling out some
of the what they call Trump creators pro Trump creators influencers.
I call them the Trump sucker proxies on social media.
And of course this is one of the most amazing things,

(26:05):
Benny Johnson saying, well, losing money, that costs you nothing.
In fact, that bill is quite a bit of character.
They said, really, really, that's your advice. Benny Johnson too,
your okay, so you're losing money, no problem with that.
And they said, did he and these other Trump influencers
on social media did they say that kind of stuff

(26:27):
when the markets were dropping under La La and Biden.
Whenever it would go down, there was panic panic. But
now these influencers like DC Draino, Benny Johnson, cat turd.
They call anybody who criticizes this foolish nonsense and bullying
from Trump. They call them pannikins. You're panicking, and so

(26:53):
we've got nothing to worry about. You're losing money.

Speaker 1 (26:56):
Who cares?

Speaker 2 (26:57):
Right? Eight months earlier, on a day where the stock
market went down under Biden, Johnson struck a darker tone.
It's quote bloody black Monday, Holy Molly. The La La
Harris crash is here, he said on August the fifth.
He blamed her for a stock market and totally complete collapse.

(27:19):
The dal Jones Industrial Average recovered shortly after ending the
month up seven percent. But the Trump legion of online
information warriors that they call him, I call him the
Trump sucker proxies. They're sucking up to Trump and they're
his proxies, pushing whatever nonsense he wants at any given time.

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The economic shocks have made for some awkward times. MAGA
close observers of the stock market during Biden's term, They
cast every slide as an American crisis. Rogan o'hanley, known
as d C Draino's saying in August that it was

(28:01):
quote not a coincidence that as La LA's poles rise,
the stock market dives these are the people. Seriously, they
have absolutely no credibility after all of their Epstein's shenanigans
with the files that were going to be released. Remember
the how they're dancing and they showing them stuff. Well, okay,

(28:23):
the dancing was ai, but they came pretty close to
actually dancing as they're coming out of the White House.
We got it all. Look at this. This is the
greatest administration. It's so transparent. It's like you know that
he was Epstein's best friend forever and he is not
going to give you the Epstein files anyway. DC drno
Rogan o'hanley was one of these guys as well. On Monday,

(28:46):
o'hanley urged people to stop whining that's his term, about
the market selloff, saying that Trump's quote preventative surgery unquote
of tariffs was necessary. All this medical stuff. Take your medicine,
said Trump. He said, this is kind of like you know,
a shock after after a surgery, and you know the

(29:08):
patient's going to get better now. Well no, actually, uh,
people act like the American stock market has never dipped before,
said Brogan o'hanley. It always recovers and it always goes back.
That's not what he was saying before. I mean, they
just lie to you for partisan purposes. The short term
dip was well worth the Golden era economy that we're

(29:33):
about to experience. He said, Well, no, I think it's
a golden error. It's an era that's going to benefit
gold as a matter of fact.

Speaker 3 (29:42):
You know, I love ho they try to say, ignore
these real actual consequences for the potential of what might
be a benefit down the road.

Speaker 4 (29:51):
I know.

Speaker 2 (29:51):
And just in a few hours, you know, like I said,
that bounced back, but was it a dead cat bounce.
It came back back about half of what it had
lost in the previous four days. Then it started giving
it back again. So you know, they again they're being
hoisted by Trump's batard of rapidly changing things, but also

(30:12):
the damage that he has now inflicted. So Trump really
loves gold stuff, right, We've seen it before. We've seen
he's selling gold sneakers, gold everything in his homes and
he's got some new products that are about to come out.
They're pre booking now for May. And I'm this is
not a this is not a joke. And I have
to make that clear because so much of what Trump

(30:33):
does is looks like a parody, but this is not.
I've always said that Trump never passed the sniff test.
While he's working on that now because he's coming up
with some perfume called Victory forty seven Fragrance. These are
screenshots from his merchandising website. Ships in May going to

(30:55):
be available for both men and women. And so you
get the little perfume bottle there which cost wait wait,
how much is it going to cost? Two hundred dollars?
Two hundred dollars And it's a very small bottle of
perfume with a large golden statue of Trump. Isn't that impressive?

(31:16):
And it says they're limited edition and numbered. Get yours
now and celebrate the season with Victory forty seven. With
every spray, Victory forty seven captures confidence, beauty and unstoppable determination.
A sophisticated, subtly feminine scent. There you go, He's gonna

(31:38):
have some perfume.

Speaker 1 (31:39):
Now, I don't know a sucker.

Speaker 2 (31:43):
It's amazing. Yeah, it's amazing. Uh and of course it's gold.
When he liked that AI video that was actually making
fun of him, I said at the time, I said,
I think what got him was you know they had
the Trump had balloons. He went like a h filled
with helium that were there. They had showed a a

(32:06):
gaza tourist shop that had all these Trump statuettes on
the shelf. I said, that's what pulled him in. He
loved that kind of stuff. Well, Ritbart was taunting China
for pushing back on this. Look at this headline and
this was I saw this a couple of days. It's
now moved down, but this was at the top and

(32:29):
it was very popular with the commenters there at Breitbart,
sixty eight hundred comments on this. China cracking under pressure
and threatens the free world with the ghost of murderer
Mao Zi tongue, right, Mao Zidong. I guess what we say,
not tongue. But look, Mal is a huge figure in China.

(32:55):
When we went there about twenty years ago, I couldn't
believe those mal pictures everywhere, mouse souvenirs everywhere, and it's
like this guy murdered more of his own people than
any other leader in history. And then I thought, but
we have the Lincoln Memorial. He murdered so many Americans.

(33:17):
I mean, they did not get the death toll in
that completely restructed our government. Martial law, the draft, the
income tax, there were draft rights in New York, all
the rest of the stuff. He arrested congressman who opposed him.
It was amazing when you look at what he did.
And of course the death toll for his own personal power,
because he could not allow somebody to get out from

(33:39):
underneath him. When the entire country was founded on the
right of self governance and the right of secession, that's
what the Declaration of Independence is about, he took it
on and destroyed it. And so we got our Lincoln,
they've got their Maw and we have politicians who quote
Lincoln all the time. Wouldn't you expect these people would
quote mal It truly is amazing. But the leaders who

(34:06):
cause so much death and suffering, they are remembered more
fondly than the people who left them alone. And we
can see this in American history as well. We can
say it in Russian history. You have Lenin, who is
still there in Red Square. I remember when I interviewed
Alexander Dugan. I thought that they were moving away from communism,

(34:27):
and I thought, you know, he was, and I asked
him about that, and he said Wow, he said, he's
part of our history, you know, And no, we're going
to get rid of Linen in Red Square. It was like,
oh really, okay, Well, we're not going to get rid
of Lincoln. They're at the memorial either, even with his
fascist bundle sticks that are there under each hand as

(34:50):
they put it there. Well, so I would expect and
I would not be surprised that China is referring to
mal You know, we quote presidents like Jefferson all the time,
but you look at the worship the centers around somebody
that takes you in to a war unnecessarily and gets
a lot of Americans killed. Well, that's Lincoln. And we

(35:10):
do the same thing that the Chinese and the Russians do.
But then we had this. This is put up by
Drew Pavlou and he says, the chairman of the Federal
Communications Commission, the FCC that regulates communications and radio, TV, Internet, satellite,
and cable in the United States, here's this guy. Welcome

(35:32):
to Maga maoism, he says, because this guy has got
on his lapel pen a something that is gold. They
zoomed in on that and look at that. That is
Trump's head and profile, just like the malpins that people get,
and he puts the malpin right underneath the Trump pen.

(35:54):
Here's a close up of the Trump pen. There you go,
there's a Trump gold. Of course gold. And of course
if you want to become if you want to buy
your way into a special American citizenship where you can
be an American citizen but we won't tax your income
outside of the country, well you can buy into that

(36:15):
for five million. And that's the gold card from Trump.
Everything's gold, gold, gold. Trump knows what the real value is.
It's not in his meme coins and it is not
in his teriffs, that's for sure.

Speaker 3 (36:29):
The unstoppable praising and sucking up to Trump reminds me
of how the ovations for Stalin would go on for
extremely long times because no one want to be the
first person to stop.

Speaker 2 (36:39):
Or North Korea, right, you know, the North Korean leader died,
you better be out there weeping or you're going to
have something to weep about.

Speaker 3 (36:48):
You never want to be the first person to get
over the loss of your dear glorious leader.

Speaker 2 (36:54):
You don't want to be that guy who doesn't the
guy that circled in the pict where everybody's raising their
arms a hitler, ile Hitler, and he's not. They got
him eventually, Yeah, they did. Well, you know, here's where
I think they were headed Trump mao. You know, he's
changing his hairstyle all the time, and he's having to
compensate for this, So let's just go full maw. I
always thought it was funny how Mao had that hairstyles.

(37:17):
He's going bald. He like overcompensated on the sides and
it goes out there. I saw some people who exaggerated
that with photoshop and called him Mickey Mao. You can
take those things out there like mouse ears. So yeah,
so when you look at people like cat Turd, oh Henley,
Benny Johnson and all this kind of stuff, they have

(37:40):
absolutely no credibility at all. Cat Turd saying, hey, pannikins
those people who panic. Is this good or bad? He
included a cry laughing emoji as he showed a picture
of the market's climb. Well you're going to do it
today yesterday for that immediately went down, he said. In

(38:02):
one week, Trump found out who our true allies are. Yeah, nobody.
We don't have any allies left. After Trump has tweaked everybody,
he got everybody angry at him. Yet we found out
who our true allies are. We don't have any at all.
They have a connection with the audience, says Washing Post

(38:27):
is distinctly different from the media in the past. It's
because it's not an audience. It's a cult, and they
are telling them everything that they want to hear. Their
power comes from their proximity and their favored status with
the president, says The Washington Post. That's why I call
them Trump suckers and their proxies for him, the Trump

(38:48):
sucker proxies. So when the other side they lose money,
it's terrible. People need to speak up, said a financial
YouTuber known as Coffee's. He said, when it's your guy
that you show for all of a sudden, it's hey,
this Bill's character. Have you really even lost money when

(39:09):
you actually have lost money. So Justin Amasch, the former
Republican congressman, said on x this about face shows how
some Republicans political beliefs had morphed under Trump to a
view that they once staunchly opposed. He says, though the

(39:29):
GOP platform once called to stop socialists, it is now
being preached the convenience of modern life are overrated. Your
losses are a small sacrifice for the glory of the nation. Yeah,
make America Great, leap forward. I guess that's where we're

(39:50):
headed with make America Great leap forward. There you go,
that's the male approach. Now, they also had some fun.
This is largely coming out of China, mocking Trump and
his administration. Show that still picture that they've got there.
They've got wearing workers clothes. Of course, Trump has a

(40:12):
suit and tie underneath the workers clothes. And you've got
Elon musk and you've also got JD. Vans and they've
got gloves on. And they're working on an assembly line
there and uh, but there's a lot of others. I
thought that this was the best one that was out there.

(40:36):
And he's making iPhones. Now he's sewing. He's he's holding
a chain saw in a very awkward way. But yeah,
they got Trump working out. He's working at toy factories,
working in iPhone factories. Now, got a chain saw hee
working on lumber. Uh. Yeah, Well, you'll never see these

(40:58):
guys doing it. Hones, stay's work. That's the that's the
funniest thing about it. You're not going to see them
assembling anything. They are destructors. That's the role of government
is two tax, in other words, to destroy Chinese accounts
have been promoting the video amid an increasingly bitter trade
war that's now become a meme war, at least on

(41:20):
the Chinese sign. And they've got a song that they did,
an automated female voice singing in a video of China
state run English language broadcaster CGTN. It's over a shot
of a woman at a kitchen table staring at an
empty fork. So as Liberation Day, you promised us the stars,

(41:43):
but tariff killed our cheap Chinese cars. This is obviously
all written by Ai, including the lyrics, but you get
the idea. We're going to take a quick break and
we'll be right back. Stay with us.

Speaker 1 (42:49):
You are listening to the David Night Show.

Speaker 2 (42:53):
On ramodig. Thank you for the tip, he says David.
When Trump praised that witch, Gretchen Whitmer, governor of Michigan,
anyone who called him out for it gave a stupid answer.
That's the brilliance of Trump. Make them feel comfortable before
the hammer comes down. Yeah, of course, really, you know,
they like to show that they're on different sides. But

(43:14):
They were pals and buddies and soulmates and on the
same side when it came to lockdowns, weren't they. He
kept paying her, he didn't call her out, didn't think
that what she was doing was excessive with all of
her lockdown tyranny, and she was one of the worst
in terms of lockdown tyranny. They were on the same page.
He was on the same page with Trudeau with all
that stuff, and with Macron, all these people. So the

(43:38):
tech stocks are continuing to collapse after Trump's disastrous tariff stunt.
One person said, I believe that this is the scariest
time I've seen in the market, specifically for US tech. Now,
remember Jeryl Slenty has talked for longest time about dot
com two point zero bust and also about the commercial

(43:59):
real estate issues, and both of these things are starting
to come back with a vengeance now and again. You
want to get transjournal. He's way ahead of the game.
Code to save ten percent off of transjournal code as
night my name. Trump's major flip flop on his aggressive
tariff plan had global markets rallying on Wednesday, but analysts
warned investors to look out for the dead cat bounce

(44:22):
a term that signifies a brief rebound during a moment
of free fall or uncertainty. Trump announced a ninety day
pause of his aggressive so called reciprocal tariffs. The administration
still implemented a blanket ten percent tariff and maintained a
steep one hundred and forty five percent tariff on Chinese goods.
And again they have it as one hundred and twenty

(44:43):
five because you know, a couple hours later he changes
it to one hundred and forty five. Everybody had it
down as one hundred and twenty five. Trump dug in
his heels escalaid the US Chinese war by raising tariffs
in the country from one hundred and twenty five to
at least hundred and forty five percent, sending the markets
reeling yet again because he's acting like a petulant dictator

(45:05):
who was offended. He had to save face, right. He
pulled back from everything else because he had to because
of the bond market. But he's going to show how
strong he is by continuing to attack China and then
trying both of them or trying to get nations allied
with them in an economic war. China's doing that. Trump

(45:26):
is doing that even the European Union's announcement that it
would pause retaliatory tariffs couldn't help keep up yesterday's momentum,
that is, Wednesday's momentum. For a perfect example of a
company feeling the hurt, look at Elam Musk's Tesla, the
stock which fell by more than eleven percent on Thursday. Yesterday,

(45:48):
it had gone up twenty two percent on Wednesday and
then down eleven percent. I'm sorry, down a twenty two
percent on Wednesday, then up eleven percent on Thursday. Apple,
which have been crushed by tariffs the Trump tariffs, also
experienced major volatility of the past three days and is
down by more than six percent today. AI chip maker

(46:11):
and Nvidia also wiped out much of its Wednesday rally,
dropping more than seven percent on Thursday. Amazon also slid
by more than six percent yesterday, bringing Wednesday's rally to
a screeching halt. So I wonder what cat Turn has
to say about that. And I'm not happy to see

(46:33):
any of this stuff happening. And you know, I'm not
a pannikin. I'm not panicking about this, but I think
it is beyond foolish this bullying from Trump in many ways,
the damages already been done, with the European Union and
China now indicating that they are actively looking for less

(46:56):
volatile and unpredictable trading partners than the Chinese officials announced
on Thursday that they were still willing to de escalate
Trump's trade war despite his abrasive and offensive rhetoric. So
then he went to one hundred and forty five. And
of course you say they may be looking at insider trading.

(47:18):
But then, of course Trump's stuff crashed as well, So
that's going to take the wind out of the sales
of Adam Shift. But whenever you assume these dictatorial powers,
that's always going to bring up the issue of insider trading,
and it should. And of course insider trading is rampant

(47:38):
in Washington, d C. As Elon Musk was saying, how
these people are making like, you know, one hundred and
fifty thousand or whatever it is, something like that, and
Congress maybe it's up one hundred and seventy. Now, I
guess how do these people become multi multimillionaires during that
especially an expensive city to live in like Washington, D C. Again,

(48:01):
as we were talking about Jerrel Slinty, talking about dot
Com two point zero the commercial real estate crash. Listen
to this. This is from zero Hedge. One of the
largest malls in the US just defaulted on its three
hundred million dollar mortgage. New York's largest mall and one
of the biggest in the US defaulted on a three
hundred million dollar mortgage. They failed to secure an extension

(48:24):
when the loan matured June sixth of last year. And
this is what Geral Slinty has been saying for years.
He said that these, you know, was the lockdown cetain
process set in motion, a process that was going to
lead ultimately to a crash in commercial real estate. People

(48:45):
were not coming back in sufficient numbers, and he said,
we weren't going to see it until it came time
for these loans to be refinanced. And he said, and
they're also kicking it down the road as much as
they can so that it doesn't show up. They're trying
to keep this on the books because it's going to
be so damaging for the banks to hold this. And

(49:05):
the commercial real estate thing is going to pull down
a lot of banks because it's going to be really large.
So this thing they needed to refinance this, you know,
this five year loan or whatever it was. They need
to redo that in June sixth of last year, and
the bank has been pushing them along since then. But
now that has had to come to a stop. And

(49:28):
he was saying that was going to happen because the
bank examiner is going to eventually look at this and say,
you got this bad book, bad loan here. You've been
carrying them now for nearly a year. You're going to
have to call it bad. It's only made interest payments.
They failed to refinance. They failed to be able to
repay the principle as required, due in part to the
mall's declining value amidst retail closures and e commerce growth.

(49:53):
Zero Hedge then says, well, we told you about this
a month and a half ago. Well, Gerald Soleni told
you about it on a trends journal years ago, years ago.
So they said, we highlighted that the end of quarter
four twenty twenty four, commercial real estate continued to exhibit
severe weakness, with commercial will state bonds hitting record distress levels,

(50:16):
surpassing the previous records reached in the third quarter. The
fourth quarter set a new record, and then that record
is broken. In the fourth quarter, they say, commercial mortgage
backed securities saw their distress rate increase to ten point
six percent. And actually they've had a fourth consecutive monthly record.

(50:41):
It's been they've been setting records every month. Every month
they've been breaking records. So it really is rolling out
now again. You know, if you want to get trends,
journal Code Night will save you ten percent off this category.
The commercial mortgage backed securities surprises approximately six hundred and

(51:02):
twenty five billion dollars and outstanding commercial real estate debt
and it now exhibits a distress rate above seventeen percent. Also,
apartment loan distress is accelerated to twelve and a half percent.
Those commercial bonds, which are real estate bonds, which are
generally longer term and fixed rate, appear to be woefully insolvent.

(51:27):
Another group of bonds comprising short term, floating rate commercial
real estate loans or even worse, that's what Cheryl Slinty
was talking about, and so they were saying, well, a
lot of these are long term, but because the businesses
are going bankrupt, they can't even make interest payments on them.
And then we talk about these short term ones that's
a lot worse because these people bought into this, did

(51:49):
their real estate development. When you had the ideal condition,
very very very low interest rates compared to today now
the interest rates have gone up significantly. But in response
all this, we just had the House, as I mentioned earlier,
went through and decided that they were going to pass
a big spending bill and they're going to bump the

(52:14):
debt ceiling up by five trillion dollars. And Mike Johnson,
who is doing this for Trump, he's Trump's little butler there.
He calls it a big, beautiful win, moving the Trump
agenda forward. That's right. The vote came after a long
night of negotiations between Republican leaders and fiscal hawks, because

(52:37):
the Republican leaders are not fiscal hawks. There's a few
fiscal hawks in the Republican Party, none in the Democrat Party,
but the GOP leadership is not a fiscal responsible, not
responsible fiscally, so the fiscal hawks pushed for deeper spending cuts.
You're going to have to cut spending, but they're not
going to do it. And so as they did all

(53:02):
of this stuff, you've got people like Thomas Massey was
one who voted against the two Republicans voted against it.
Thomas Massey was one of them. And the Senate is
promising to cut one and a half trillion dollars sometime
in the next ten years, when none of them will

(53:22):
be there. It's ultimate headfake, the ultimate kick the can
down the road. They're not going to do anything. As
a matter of fact, the first time the Senate came back,
they proposed cuts a four billion, not trillion, four billion dollars,
showing that they're not serious about anything. When they come
back in their first offer is we we'll cut it
by four a billion, they say, no, we've got to

(53:43):
cut more than that. Okay, we'll cut one and a
half trillion over ten years, which means that they're not
going to do it at all. And then what they
do is they raise the debt ceiling by five trillion
dollars because Trump knows that the debt is going to contine.
YouTube balloon. So why did Trump pause the tariffs? Well,

(54:05):
I guess we could say it was shocks and bonds, right,
shocks that went out through the Wall Street and all
the stocks and all the economy, and then it was
the bond market. In their first terms, both Bill Clinton
and Barack Obama also found themselves knocked back when the
bond market rebelled at the cost of some of their

(54:26):
strategic priorities. And of course, this is one of the
reasons why it is so pathetic to see these Trump cheerleaders,
these Trump suckers, who have everything that they have they
owe to Trump and the cult, and so it's unbelievably
disgusting to see how they spin and lie this stuff.

(54:47):
You know, the markets reacted to these types of positions,
and the markets have reacted to Obama to Biden. As
a Trump administration's tariffs went into effect on Wednesday, bond
prices slid in the yield on two year treasury notes
rose by as much as zero point three percentage points,
the biggest intra day move since two thousand and nine.

(55:08):
That's the key thing, huge move, what's happening in two
thousand and nine, you know, the Great Recession. Each such
sudden moves can signal that investors are dumping their bonds,
and that pushes bond prices lower so they can boost
the yields. And this is what we've seen over and
over again. It's you know, why is it that when

(55:29):
the truck when the Treasury, not the Treasure but the
Federal Reserve lowers interest rates. When they lower the interest
rates and then the home mortgages go up, well that's
because the people are looking at the ten year and
the thirty year bonds that are being put out by
the US government, and if the Treasury is lowering interest rates,

(55:53):
and people see that as being inflationary, These people don't
want to buy something ten years down the road or
thirty years down the road without having a higher interest rate,
and so they go in the opposite direction. That's why
these moves. The last several times that the Federal Reserve
has lowered interest rates has caused home mortgage rates to

(56:14):
go up. And of course credit card rates, which are
just criminal, that's usery. We used to jail people, used
to jail the mafia for charging people less interest in.
These credit card companies are charging people now. So and
those actually operate in a market, they have to get

(56:34):
people to voluntarily buy those things. When the Federal Reserve
chairman announces that they're going to lower interest rates or
whatever they're going to do, he can do that by fiat,
just like Trump is setting these teriff rates by FIAT.
But then the markets have something to say about that still,
and so such sudden moves can signal that investors are

(56:55):
dumping their bonds, and that's what was happening. Fixed income
investors maybe starting to worry that the Chinese and other
foreigners might start selling their US treasuries, said Ed Yardini,
who coined the term bond vigilantes in the nineteen eighties
to describe fixed income investors who expressed their disapproval of

(57:17):
government policies by dumping treasuries, adding that the bond market
was cautioning that quote, the Trump administration may be playing
with liquid nitro and it may go boom. Well it
was actually Japan. But after Trump announced the tariff pause,
Yardini said, well, the bond vigilantes have struck again. Some

(57:40):
Trump administration officials acknowledged that the bond market's hostile reactions
to the teriffs influenced the decision to pause the tariffs.
The bond market was telling us, hey, it's probably time
to move so at White House, National Economic Council Director
Kevin Hassett, as I pointed out and played for yesterday,
Trump also referenced the bonds Scott Bessett trying to be

(58:02):
a loyal liar and said, oh, well, we planned all this.
The terriffs would range from baseline ten percent for most
nations up to now one hundred and forty five percent
for Chinese imports, raise the risk of a recession and
would likely reignite inflation as well, making everything more expensive.
Investors dumped stocks and bonds as they digested the economic

(58:25):
risks of Trump's tariff barrage. So the ten percent teriffs
out there, that's a hidden tax on all of us.
They're going to talk about it. We're gonna make those
tax cuts permanent, and we're gonna get rid of the
tax on tips and stuff like that. Meanwhile, they added
ten percent tariff to the stuff that's coming in, and
you're gonna pay that. They don't want you to see that.
They want you to see and to perceive a tax

(58:49):
cut income tax while the stock market plunge hurt millions
of Americans retirement savings. Benny Johnson doesn't care. Yeah, don't
complain about that. We got Trump in present in the presency. Now,
the termoil in the bond market creates very real pressures
on the nation's finances because the Treasure Department pays interest
to debt holders. Any increase in yields puts more financial

(59:12):
strain on the nation's coffers. Long term interest rates are
gapping up even as a stock market moves sharply downwards.
This highly unusual pattern suggests a generalized aversion to US
assets and global financial markets. We are being treated by
global financial markets like a problematic emerging market because we've

(59:38):
got problems that are emerging in DC. That's the reality.
In twenty twenty four, the US spent more than a
trillion dollars to service its debt. I saw that, and
I thought, when did What was the point at which
the entire federal budget crossed the trillion dollar mark. Well,

(59:58):
turns out that the entire federal budget was less than
a trillion dollars the amount that we just paid on interest.
The entire federal budget was less than a trillion dollars
in nineteen eighty seven. Nineteen eighty seven, How's that for inflation?
How's that for the inflation of government? The inflation of
government spending, the devaluation of your currency to go from

(01:00:20):
the every the entire government expenditures one trillion dollars in
nineteen eighty seven, Now just the interest on the debt
alone is a trillion dollars, so you know. And oh,
by the way, at that point time, gold was between
four hundred and five hundred dollars and ounce that year

(01:00:41):
averaged just under a four hundred and fifty. So Trump
was able to resist the stock market sell off. Once
the bond market began to weaken, it was only a
matter of time before he folded on his eye watering
high tariffs, said Paul Ashworth of Capital Economics. So it

(01:01:01):
did not stop, by the way, so he pulls off
of this right, and everything is good in the bond market. No,
it's not good there either. The bond market is still sick.
Trump said he was pausing the tariffs for ninety days.
So while the announcement supercharged stocks for one day, it

(01:01:23):
failed to do much for the bonds with long term maturitys.
The thirty year treasury yielded its largest three day increase
since the pandemic. The ten year yields three day gain
was the biggest since the summer of twenty twenty two.
And again, these are the ones that they key off
of to set what the home mortgage rates are going

(01:01:43):
to be, where the credit card rates are going to
be and other things like that. The bond traders betting
on the ten and thirty year typically take longer term
view of the US economy, so they continue to assume
that inflation is going to continue and elevate in the future,
boosted by facts such as a tighter stance and immigration
loose fiscal policy in place since the first Trump administration.

(01:02:07):
Analysts speculated the foreign governments have been behind much of
the recent selling. Yes, yes, And the reason they say
that is because they can see the big trades that
are happening in the bond market are happening in the
timeframe of the Asian market. They said, typically foreign central

(01:02:27):
banks and private investors would buy eighty eight percent of
the supply allocated to them in the sale. But they
said that and that's in the last couple of days,
and that's above the average of seventy percent. So it
went from seventy percent to eighty eight percent. They said. Meanwhile,
direct bidders like US pension funds were only one point

(01:02:48):
four percent, a record low because normally they're at seventeen
and a half percent. So the foreign buyers are running
away from all this stuff, even as they went up
investors abroad had sold the longer term treasuries for three
consecutive months, and so that said the question is what

(01:03:10):
are they doing with this, Well, they are using it
to buy gold. So we see these foreign central banks
and foreign governments are dumping their dollars and they're buying gold.
And we've been talking about this for the longest time.
Tony Harterban and I it is a major restructuring of
the financial system. But as I always talk about gold,
to me the most important thing. Instead of getting all

(01:03:31):
excited like these Trump influencers about a good day or
a bad day for gold or for stocks, or for
bonds or whatever, I look at it the long term
and what kind of a financial system they're trying to create.
And it is one of complete surveillance and control. And
I won't get outside of that to meet that's the
value of gold. It isn't its value against this currency

(01:03:53):
that they're weaponizing and losing control of. So the biggest
downside moves were occurring to during Asian hours, and many
people have now traced it to the Japanese who are
doing it. And they're not doing it to punish America.
They're doing it because it makes economic sense for them

(01:04:14):
to do it. So Trump promised to make America affordable
again and have yet these higher ten year yields on
which people's mortgages and credit cards and other things are based.
It's not going to do that, and it's not going
to stop the stock market from falling, says Goldman Sacks.
Already stocks on Thursday, we're giving back a chunk of

(01:04:35):
the gains recorded on Wednesday's historic session. Analysts of Goldman
Sachs said they saw an elevated risk that the stocks
would fall even further after a significant draw down the
market in recent weeks. And so again the next day
they gave back half of what they had gained, and
they hadn't gained gotten back to where they were when
Trump started all of this madness. So gold is the

(01:04:57):
everything hedge again. And as I said, gold went up
to an all time high breaking thirty two hundred dollars
announce yesterday. And if you want to get out of
this system, go to David Knight dot Gold. Take you
tony Ardban's wisewolf Gold. You can start getting out of

(01:05:18):
it on a regular basis. And he goes down to
fifty dollars and up to several thousand. You can do
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whatever you want gold or silver. He'll he'll work with
you that way as well. If you want to get
your your ira or something out of stocks and things
like that and into gold and silver, you can do

(01:05:40):
that as well. He can help you to do that.
So the world is getting rid of dollars. Peter Schiff
is saying that, and Tony has been saying that for
a very long time as well. So Peter Schiff put
out a video he said, today the price of gold
rose by better than one hundred dollars an out. This
one hundred dollars an hout. This was the biggest one

(01:06:01):
day dollar increase and the price of gold in the
history of gold. In fact, gold was up better than
one hundred dollars even before Trump announced that he was
pausing the global trade war that he launched last week.
And so that was on the day that the stock
market did that. And then of course it's stock market's
now gone down, the gold has continued to go up.

(01:06:24):
Now once that news came out, said shift, there was
big rally in the stock market. Gold initially surrendered some
of those gains, but it quickly recovered, closing back near
the highs under thirty one hundred dollars an ounce. He said,
I think the president and his advisors tried to find
a way to surrender, but to make it appear as
if they were declaring victory, of course, and they've got

(01:06:44):
all the influencers out there to tell you that it
really was a win. But it's not a win. And
the importance of these prices is an indication of what
people are doing moving away from the dollar, just like
as we see central banks accumulating gold, that's telling you
it's not so much well the price of god. If

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you want to be a day trader or something like that,
I don't know, gold is probably not your thing. You
probably want to get into something even more volatile. If
you want to beg day trader, you know, trade stocks
or trade bitcoin or something like that. But you know,
this volatility and what we see is really a reflection
of the restructuring of the financial system and what is
coming is going to be really horrible, and you want

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to get out of that. The reason we have these
horrific trade deficits, said shift is because as a nation,
we spend too much when we save too little, and
so because we don't save enough and we don't make
capital investments to build up the factories and the supply
chains and the infrastructure, we have to rely on those
factories abroad for goods that we can't produce well. Of course,
there's a lot of things that were deliberately orchestrated into this,

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and people understand that, and that's what they're talking about
when they talk about the unfairness the China price, which
now includes the world's cheapest energy, which has been handed
to them on a silver platter by the UN and
the Paris climbing a cord of ten years ago. Then
he appreciates Trump's state of gold or reducing deficits, he
says the tariffs will have just the opposite effect, he said. Tariffs,

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that is, taxes folks, place an extra burden on the
American consumers and businesses, and that is going to tip
the economy further into stagflation. He said. So, while I
admire Trump's stated goal, he is not going to come
close to achieving it. In fact, tariffs that he's already
imposed are going to backfire, and they're going to make
the American economy even less competitive than it was before

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the tariffs. There is no external revenue, no such thing.
It is all internal. This is a tax hike on
the average American, and it is a stealth tax hike,
That's what I say. Just like they're doing with CVD,
we're not going to do CBDC Well around the back door,
they're going to do their stable coin thing. Oh, we're

(01:08:59):
going to have tariffs instead of you paying taxes. That's
the biggest sucker lie I've ever seen in my life.
How many times have Republicans mocked that when it came
from Democrats, and yet when it comes from Trump, who
by the way, is a Democrat, they buy it. So

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there's no such thing as external revenue. It's all internal.
And this tax hike on average Americans is going to
weigh down and already weak economy, and so we're going
to have a bigger dose of stagflation, he said. And
yet on the inflation side, we have the Republicans jumping
in with raising the debt ceiling by a five trillion. Again,

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we're talking about a forty three trillion dollar debt ceiling.
You know, you go back to nineteen eighty seven. Why
do I do that because that was the first time
that we crossed the government spending a trillion dollars in
a year, and now just the interest on the debt
cost us a trillion dollars. Teen eighty seven, the debt

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was two point four trillion. These guys are going to
raise it. They took the ceiling off. You know, it's
not going to take long for them to top up
the tank, and then they're going to be scrambling around.
We've got to extend, We've got to take the ceiling
off of the debt all the rest of the stuff. Well,
they add another five trillion to what we've got. Now
you're talking about forty three trillion, and it's going to
come on us just a couple of years if it

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takes that long, and I don't think that it will
take that long. Immediately, you know, Trump is putting more
stuff on his credit card with a trillion dollar military budget. Yeah,
nineteen eighty seven, the entire budget of the entire government
was a trillion dollars. Now we're going to spend that
just at the Pentagon, and it is full of waste, fraud, abuse,
and Mission Creep doing things that we don't have any

(01:10:48):
business doing. So it is Thomas Massey victorious Sparts out
of Indiana the two that voted against this, only two holdouts.
They said they were about twenty Republicans who were looking
at this House Freedom Caucus especially, but then they were
assuaged by the fact that the Senate, which originally didn't

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want to cut any more than four billion dollars. I mean,
that's nothing, that's nothing. That's one thousandth of the well
they're spending there. So they promised that they would cut
one and a half trillion, but do it over ten years.
What a joke, What a joke. These people are not

(01:11:30):
serious about any of this stuff. But Johnson says, we
can move forward on President Trump's very important agenda for
the American people, same kind of agenda he had for
his bankrupt casinos, tax relief, tax reductions. We have to
make those tax cuts permanent. So what is he talking about,
DC draino cat turd. He's talking about keeping the income tax.

(01:11:56):
Of course, how many times they have to say it
while they add these backdoor taxes at least ten percent
on everything. And so in response, Trump called out these
people who were pushing back against this fiscal insanity. He said,
this is a phenomenal bill. Stop grand standing Trump telling

(01:12:19):
other people not the grandstand. Goldman says, h pours a
lot of cold water, especially on the AI hype, and
this is one of the things that's taking down the
stock market. In reality. This is one of the reasons
why Gerald Clenty said it's going to be dot Com
two point zero bust. They got way out ahead of

(01:12:41):
their expectations on artificial intelligence, just like they did with
the dot com thing. Yes, the Internet is huge, it's
used by everybody for pretty much everything, and AI is
going to continue to get big, but they have hyped
it so much that, just like when we had the
dot com bust, they got way ahead of reality. And
at some point, because they're all like a bunch of lemmings,

(01:13:03):
somebody looks at it and says, wait a minute, this
isn't happening yet, and then they all panic and they
run out the door, run over the cliff or whatever.
And that's what we're starting to see happening with this.
From the unveiling of China's ultra cheap Deep Seek rival
to Chat GPT, to Microsoft's Global pullback on AI data
center projects and Ali Baba's chairman warning about an AI

(01:13:26):
infrastructure investment bubble in the US. The warning signals are
flashing red. The AI data center boom may be set
to deflate.

Speaker 1 (01:13:36):
It's a bubble.

Speaker 2 (01:13:38):
And it wasn't even a year ago the zero Hedge
And this is where zero that zero hedges comments, it
wasn't even a year ago that zero hedge was saying,
this is the way you play AI. It's an even
better play than Nvidia. Go out and buy stocks. And
the people that are going to that they're going to
be using to build the AI data center power structures. Well,

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that didn't last too long, did it. And I've said
this even longer I said, I said, this is going
to be a dot com bust even longer. So driven
by more efficient large language models, this could be enough
for Goldman's James Schneider and others to revise their peak

(01:14:22):
data center capacity forecast forward from late twenty twenty six.
And that's what they're saying. So they said there's three
key uncertainties for AI data centers. Weak monetization from consumer
facing AI services. In other words, they haven't figured out
how to make money from it. Yet it took a
very long time for the Internet people to make money.
And of course, as they were offering free services to

(01:14:44):
get you hooked on YouTube, to get you hooked on
social media, that was all being subsidized by the US
government through inqtel and other government subsidies, Inqtel being the CIA.
So they're not making money out on the consumer facing
AI services. There's potential oversupply from large AI infrastructure projects,

(01:15:07):
increased efficiency from smaller corporate targeted llms, and so again
hype got way ahead of itself. And then one last thing,
which is what's going to happen with robot rogue traders.
This is an article on the Daily Star saying, you know,

(01:15:27):
these robot rogue traders could rule the world and make
bankers even richer. Now what they mean by robot rogue traders,
what they mean is AI agents. That's something that you're
going to be hearing more and more about being able
to give the You know, we've talked a lot about

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the chat programs and things like this, but the AI agents,
you tell them I want you to and you give
it a complex task and it works out all the
different aspects on its own. For example, one of the
things that you see is an AI agent taking the
place of a real estate agent. For example, somebody saying,
I want to live in this particular city, here's my budget,

(01:16:10):
here's my requirements, the size of my family, where I work,
and all the rest of the stuff, and it cranks
through all these different thing and comes up with some
properties that meet your criteria just very very quickly, or
you have it rearranged the furniture in your home, things
like that. So it's different than a chat program, and
it can do a chain of something that would have

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to essentially be a chain of tasks that can chain
all that stuff together. So artificial intelligence programs could manipulate
the markets by creating intentional crises, intentionally doing it because
they said they can work out that, because our politicians
have worked this out a long time ago, that if
you create a crisis, you can manipulate people, and you

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can manipulate the market and you can make a lot
of money. You can create a crisis that dumps the market,
so then you can go in and buy it a
little and that's what JP Morgan other people like him
have done for the longest time. Or you can have
inside information about a crisis, which is what the Rothschilds did.

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So with a crisis, you can you know, time this.
It's kind of like having insider trading if you can
create the crisis, and that's what they're saying. These AI
agents could create a financial crisis so they could profit
from it. In other words, they could start acting like
politicians and bankers. Robot rogue traders could rule the world,

(01:17:37):
making bankers even richer experts of war. As a matter
of fact, there was I think it's in New Zealand
some guys said we're going to start thinking about if
we could replace politicians with AI. It's like, oh, they're
good at lying, they can create crises to enrich their
power and all of this stuff. So yeah, I think
they're already well on their way to replacing politicians. Frankly,

(01:17:57):
they could spark a two thousand and eight style banking crisis.
Humans could be unaware of what they're up to. AI's
ability to quote exploit profit making opportunities unquote something that
they're worried about. In the city. The Daily Star is
coming out of the UK. They talk about the London city,
that central central area there with all the finance they

(01:18:21):
just call it the city, just like they call the
London Times, they call it the Times. There is any
other city they're in, any other Times, they said. Advanced
AI models deployed to act with more autonomy. That's the
agents could go rogue? Is it rogue if they're just
trying to maximize their power and money? You know, are

(01:18:44):
they just acting like a politician? Models might learn that
the stress events increase their opportunity to make profit. The
stress events you mean like telling everybody that you're going
to raise taffs and then pull the rug out from
underneath them or whatever lower them. Yeah, that kind of thing.
So you take action actively to increase the likelihood of

(01:19:04):
such events. AI could facilitate collusion or other forms of
market manipulation without the human manager's intention or awareness. They
just cut out the politicians in the middle. Bots are
increasingly being used by financial companies as well to develop
new investment strategies. And when we talk about that, where

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we're talking about is new deceptions, new deceptions, these new innovations,
you know, like the securitizing of mortgages, like the tokenizing
of all assets, you know, those types of things, those
scams out of Wall Street and now these bankers which
are constantly ripping people off, Yeah, they can do that

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as well. As a matter of fact, they said, half
of all the patents for new financial plans, in other words, schemes, schemes,
things like the tokenization, the securitization of mortgages and so forth,
that's all half of those are now more than half
are now being produced by AI. AI is already coming

(01:20:09):
up with criminal schemes. Who needs golden sacks and JP
Morgan when you've got AI to come up with criminal schemes.
This type of scenario was seen in the two thousand
and eight global financial crisis, where a debt bubble was
fueled by the collective mispricing of risk. No, it's deliberate.
They deliberately hid the risk of this stuff by you know,

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and I group all this stuff together, you know, the ETFs,
the securitization, securitized mortgages, the tokenization that they want to
do to everything. These are all schemes designed to as
kind of a casino game, to separate you from your money.
That's the reality. We are all dead, says A consumption tax,
which a tariff is it's just another name for a

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carbon tax.

Speaker 4 (01:20:55):
That's right.

Speaker 2 (01:20:56):
They will and they'll get more fine tuned on it
when they get their stable on Rumble d G. A
thank you for the tip, says David when Trump praised that.
Oh I had that one already. Okay, So we're gonna
take a quick break and we will be right back.

Speaker 1 (01:22:48):
You're listening to the David Night Show.

Speaker 2 (01:22:53):
We'll talk a little bit about the climate stuff as well,
and something that we haven't talked about before. Actually Marky.
Mark would always say hydrogen isn't going to work. It's
incredibly expensive, got a lot of technical issues. We're going
to lay out some of those, some of the issues
with what they call green hydrogen. But before we do,
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and we will be updating the gas gauge with that.
Let's talk a little bit about the climate. As I said,
the UN said that rising sea levels due to global warming.
We've heard that it's going to wipe out the entire
nations off the face of the earth by twenty by
the year two thousand. The year two thousand, not twenty
anything two thousand. That projection was made in nineteen eighty nine,

(01:24:49):
and this is from expos News which dug that out.
It's always good to go back and look at the
alarmism and the nonsense is being told to us, because
these people continue to do this on and on and on.
In nineteen eighty nine, a senior U in an environmental
official named Noel Brown warned that entire nations could be
wiped off the face of the Earth by rising sea
levels if global warming trend was not reversed by the

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year two thousand, twenty five years ago. Coastal flooding crop
failures would create an exodus of eco refugees, except that Obama,
Biden Alice people were buying there's actually websites to show
what areas they think we're going to be underwater. And
Obama and company were buying seashore mansions and areas that

(01:25:36):
their advisors were saying was going to be underwater. They
never believed any of this stuff. Coastal flooding crop failures
would create an exodus of eco refugees threatening political chaos. Well,
we have refugees and they're threatening political chaos, but it's
not because of ecology. So that was out of the

(01:25:57):
New York Office of the UN Environment program that he
was running at the time. He said, the government's had
a ten year window. This is nineteen eighty nine. Got
to get it done by nineteen ninety nine, because in
two thousand it's going to be too late. Of course,
even though that didn't come true, they still pushed that
stuff out, and so it was reported by AP twenty

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ninth of June nineteen eighty nine. The Associated Propagandist. Of course,
a senior UN official they said at the time, says
that entire nations could be wiped off the face of
the Earth by rising sea levels if the global warming
trend is not reversed by the year two thousand. As
the warming melts polar ice caps, ocean levels will rise
by up to three feet, enough to cover the Maldives

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and other flat island nations. He told the Associated Press
in an exclusive interview. Coastal regions will be inundated, The
Obamas will be flooded. The UNAP estimates that it would
cost the US at least one hundred billion dollars to
protect its East Coast alone. Shifting climate patterns would bring
back nineteen thirties dust bowl conditions to Canadian and US weatlands,

(01:27:07):
dogs and cats living together. Yeah, they end with us.
The most conservative scientific estimate that the Earth's temperature will
rise one to seven degrees in the next thirty years.
He said, no, that was a flat out line a
lot of people were saying that it wasn't going to happen.

(01:27:27):
And there's a picture at the end of that article.
Can you show that? Yeah, scroll down there, UN Rising
sea levels disaster for all. That's the UN was putting
that in and the guy there in the suit and
on there it says, are sinking planet, not shrinking? Are
sinking planet. Well, in Scotland they have a massive industrial

(01:27:51):
hub that they're going to grind to nothing and the
labor government which is deindustrializing that country very very quick
because they want you to own nothing and they want
you to do nothing, and so they can't have an
oil refinery like they've had in Scotland for quite some
time and Grangemouth the oil refinery. So we've got to

(01:28:14):
have a green future for that. So they said, we
got to think of what we're going to do to
keep people who have been working at that factory working
in some kind of a technical capacity. Well, I think
we can pour three and a half billion pounds into
that one area and we could do something. They've got
nine proposals of feasibility for things they could do. We
could recycle plastic, except there's no market for that, and

(01:28:40):
we could ferment timber into bioethanol. These people are out
of their minds. Or we could do hydrogen product production.
None of these things are economical and they're not going
to work and there's no demand for it. So they said, well,
if we did that by twenty forty, we could add

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eight hundred jobs after we've destroyed thousands in the meantime.
So this is what the government's always do it. You
could always change things right, but the government demands that
you do it right now, right now, do this right now.
We committed to leaving no stone unturned and supporting an
industrial future for Grangemouth. Yeah right, No, this is about

(01:29:23):
de industrialization and that has been the long term plan
for China. This is a big part of why we
have this offshoring of everything to China. It was deliberate
by our government and by other governments to advantage them. Yes,
they've got their China price thing, but they were given
a lot of advantages as well. Grangemouth is home to

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over a century of industrial expertise and employees, thousands of
highly skilled workers. We're going to take away all their
jobs and maybe in another fifteen years we might get
eight hundred of them back. If our hydrogen production and
and are changing trees into biofuel or plastic recycling, if
we could make that work now. As a matter of fact,

(01:30:08):
they want They're pushing really really hard in Scotland because
it's got very leftist Marxist governments and they love this
kind of centralized control and central planning. They're pushing net
zero nation and doctrination program through the schools, through the
teachers that are there. Yeah, the great leap forward from

(01:30:30):
MAOS Scotland. Right, That's what Shiva and Fleet talked about.
She said, MAOS America a survivor's warning. Well, what to
Warren Scotland about this? This is again a kind of
great leap forward plan of central planning, and it's a
plan to kill everybody. And how are they going to
roll it out and get everybody happy with us? Well

(01:30:51):
through their re education camps, which is what the government
schools are. The government schools are re education camps. The
Zero Nation Public Engagement Strategy for Climate change a framework
designed by the Scottish government to engage the people of Scotland.
And then a transition to net zero, which means that

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you will own nothing. Net zero is what you're going
to own five categories of participation in the public participation spectrum.
We will inform, we will consult, we will involve, we
will collaborate, we will empower. No, they're going to take
away your power. That's what this is all really about.

(01:31:32):
So when we look at what is happening with a
with the energy issues, hang on a second. Here this
is the reply from Frank Lassie. He says, kill them all,
kill them all. He doesn't mean the people, he means
all these projects. Stop wasting our money on green pipe dreams.

(01:31:55):
And he talks about green hydrogen. European energy expert Samuel
for Furry sums up the green hydrogen perfectly. He says,
it's like burning Luis Futon handbags for heat. We've got
a lot of similar schemes. Right, pick your luxury consumer
item and burn it for heat. And that's what a

(01:32:16):
lot of these things are about. Said, because it is
so expensive. Federal law allocated nine and a half billion
dollars for green hydrogen hubs and they arewellian named Inflation
Reduction Act expanded tax subsidies. Even with massive taxpayer subsidies,

(01:32:38):
green hydrogen is a money loser. Leftists claim that green
hydrogen is a way to replace batteries for transportation. It
is at least five times more expensive. Oh that's a
way to get us all to net zero. We own
nothing and they own everything, right, which doesn't include all
of the extra costs associated with production of natural gas,

(01:33:00):
such as purifying massive amounts of water, which takes about
thirteen times more water than the hydrogen it produces. Desalinization
is an additional cost. Putting these processes anywhere, they'll need
to compete for water resources, and it's just plain stupid.
So infrastructure costs are astounding because we currently have none.

(01:33:21):
It's like all the electric people complaining about charging stations. Oh,
why there's zero infrastructure for the green hydrogen stuff. And
it is not suitable for pipelines because it escapes very easily,
and it in brittles metal, and it is prone to explode. Well,
there we go. I mean, now we have something comparable
to the ev batteries prone to explode. And of course

(01:33:44):
they just look the other way if they want to
push you into this. They don't care about the cost,
they don't care about the efficiency, they don't care about
the safety of any of this stuff. I mean, you've
got Elon Musk pushing these big battery energy storage sites,
and that's a massive fire hazard. Green hydrogen is an
excessive waste of money and it has never never been

(01:34:07):
made at scale, even after tens of billions of dollars
spent by Europeans, Australians and the United States. And why
is that, Well, it said, we got a lot of issues.
If they're going to change all the power over to
wind and solar, you're not going to have enough of
this for the hydrogen plants because they're very power hungry.

(01:34:28):
But then it said, it requires that you take pure
water and you heat it up to two thousand degrees
fahrenheit and then you apply electricity. See all the energy
so far, Oh, it gets worse. This cracks the hydrogen
and oxygen molecules and the hydrogen is then chilled to
four hundred and twenty degrees fahrenheit below zero. So they

(01:34:51):
go from two thousand degrees fahrenheit to minus four hundred
and twenty in different areas. And it takes a lot
of energy to get to those extreme temperatures on both ends,
and then that turns it into a liquid. Then it
is finally compressed to ten thousand psi, comparable to three

(01:35:13):
times the average scuba tank or compressed natural gas. This
without rather without this chilling and compression, hydrogen only has
one tenth the energy per volume as natural gas. So
why not use natural gas? Yeah, exactly why not use it? Well,
they tell us we can't because it's got some Oh

(01:35:34):
it's got greenhouse gases in it. Yeah, that's how The
fundamental thing at the root of all this insanity is
this panic over CO two. That's why we have to
address the root issue of the CO two stuff. BP
canceled eighteen hydrogen projects because they were unprofitable, all in

(01:35:56):
an effort to save two hundred million dollars a year.
Shell Can sold a Norway hydrogen project and others for
lack of demand. But you know, the interesting thing is
Toyota is betting on this. Toyota is working on hydrogen engines.
And again I don't care. I don't care whether it's

(01:36:16):
electric or whether it's running from gasoline or whether it's
running from hydrogen. Whatever you want to do, that's fine.
Just make sure that way we can afford it be
it doesn't take forever to fill up, and on and on.
But you know, it's got to be affordable, and there's
a lot of bugs that need to be worked out
of all of these things, and they don't have the
patience to do it. They want to move fast and

(01:36:40):
break things because they want to take us to net zero.
That's the bottom line. So what I was talking about
earlier with the AI agents, Wally Walras says, yeah, AI
agents of chaos, chaos agents. We better get smart. We
better not have any smart devices there High boost AI Congress.

(01:37:02):
Would they have to do what their constituents wanted? Whistler says, no,
they'll do what their programmers and stakeholders want. That's exactly right.
James Faithways says, Hi, David, I just purchased a one
time payment for the Warrior Wolf and the Lone Wolf
under your David knightdie Gold. Well, thank you for doing that,
and I hope it works out well for you. But again,

(01:37:23):
you know, as I said, I think the most important
thing is for us to get out of this system
that they're trying to set up. But you know, financially
it is a right now. They've created a house of cards,
and that's why people have historically moved to Gold to
try to get something that is outside of those systems. Well,
we got more to say about AI, and as I

(01:37:45):
said at the beginning of the program, it's a very
important issue. I think that AI may help us actually
to define what being human is, to find the foundation
of human rights, and to see what it means to
be created in the image of God. Will be right back.

Speaker 1 (01:39:37):
Making sense common again. You're listening to the David Knight Show.

Speaker 2 (01:39:50):
Well, the Real Octos book says the biggest trading is
are you being done with bots nanosecond actions that cannot
be done by human traders? I agree, And of course
this automated trading has been going on for a while
with computers. That's why they have Supposedly, they have these breaks,
you know, if it moves too quickly because they start
feeding off of each other. Right sees what that one

(01:40:11):
has done, it reacts and it does the same thing.
So you can drive the market way down a way up.
So they've got breaks that are put in and if
it changes by more than x amount, they will stop
the trading on a particular stock or something like that.
So that's our either. I think what they were talking
about in that article was the fact that AI could
develop a malicious strategy to try to manipulate the markets

(01:40:35):
in a completely different way that could, you know, in
a malicious way. Pull back and say, well, the best
way that I can handle this instead of just reacting
as a program, would the best way that I could
handle this would be to engineer or collapse. And that's

(01:40:56):
I think when we look at Trump people talking about
this as being insider trading, I think that this is
engineered chaos. I think there's malicious reasons behind it that
could be part of it. But I think that they
want to collapse the economy because that's in their political interests.
They want to build it back in their way. Let's
take a look at some news here we had. This

(01:41:19):
is an interesting change. There's a the Transportation Secretary Duffy.
Sean Duffy went to the US Merchant Marine Academy, and
of course he's the Department of Transportation Secretary in the US.
I guess Merchant Marine Academy is underneath the Department of Transportation,
and so these are young people who were learning to

(01:41:41):
do commercial shipping and that type of thing, rather than
the Navy as a military thing. And so he got
a lot of cheers and applause in that speech, he
was telling them how important he thought they were, how
good looking they were, and he gets a lot of
cheers from them, but then he gets the listen to
what gets the biggest cheers to be part of.

Speaker 5 (01:42:03):
And so I just I want you to know that
I understand the conditions here and I am going to
fight my ass off to make sure you all get
the respect and the money that this academy deserves.

Speaker 6 (01:42:17):
And so.

Speaker 2 (01:42:26):
Water reply, wait for it by.

Speaker 1 (01:42:29):
Again, not only smart, not only strong, but you are.

Speaker 5 (01:42:32):
A great looking bunch of young people.

Speaker 2 (01:42:35):
Answer And so.

Speaker 5 (01:42:41):
With that, as you go, as you all got into
your prayers, God bless you, May God give you say.

Speaker 4 (01:42:46):
By the canasma, can we could we bring Jesus up
in the basement? I know you heard about that you

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bought Jesus up.

Speaker 1 (01:43:17):
Great, that was a lot of supplause for God.

Speaker 2 (01:43:20):
We are going to work on that together and funding.

Speaker 1 (01:43:22):
For the academy.

Speaker 5 (01:43:24):
May God bless you all stay safe.

Speaker 2 (01:43:29):
Who was it that put Jesus in the basement. It's
the previous Department of Transportation Secretary Pete Booty Gay. And
of course that makes perfectly good sense why he put
him in the basement. His father as I was mentioned before.
U Booty Gay Senior, whatever his first name is, was

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an immigrant from Malta and he was a communist. He
spent his entire career at Notre Dame pushing Antonio Grahamson,
who was the father of the Italian Communist Party. But
more importantly, he was the one who said, instead of
having a communist revolution, a violent revolution like we saw
in Russia for example, or in China, what we need
to do in America is we need to march through

(01:44:13):
the institutions. We need to take over all the institutions
from the top. That was his strategy. So Pete Voudigue
grows up with a father like that, who gets him
to go to Harvard to study under sak Van Berkovich.
He changed his first name legally to Sakvan to honor
the Italian communists Sako and Benzetti, who were executed, and

(01:44:38):
they became heroes to the left who said that they
were wrongfully executed for a murder that happened. But either way,
there he rose of the communists in the leftists Sako
and Benzetti. So he changed his first name and his
thesis over and over again. Everything that Berkovich is about

(01:45:00):
is about attacking America's Christian heritage. Every problem Vietnam, whatever
it is, is always about this leftover mentality from the Puritans,
he said. And so that's sort of Pete Boudygey's influences,
his mentor at Harvard, his father at Notre Dame, and
so he was the Secretary of Transportation, and under his

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administration they took this large painting of Jesus that was
done in nineteen forty two and they removed it and
put it down the basement. It was a massive ten
foot by nineteen foot painting that was titled Christ on
the Water, completed in nineteen forty two by an artist L. T.
Hunter Wood. He was with the Merchant Marines. It depicts

(01:45:50):
an image of Jesus and merchant seamen adrift in a lifeboat,
presumably after being torpedoed in the Indian Ocean during World
War II. He didn't like that there. Well, the new
bankster Prime Minister of Canada, Mark Carney, who is never elected,
He was never elected anything, a lone prime minister. He

(01:46:13):
is now vowing to provide sterilizing puberty blockers to children
without exception. Mark Carney has promised to continue the liberal
legacy of pushing sterilizing puberty blockers on children without exception.
On April the eighth, he proclaimed his dedication to furthering
the LGBT agenda by committing to protect the so called
fundamental right irreversible drugs and surgeries for Canadians. Again, why

(01:46:39):
is it that these satanic leftist communists, technocrats depopulationists. Well,
the technocrats are not necessarily depopulation So why did they
always embrace this LGBT agenda. Well, it's because it is satanic.
He said, access to healthcare is fundamental right. So then
the media questioned if he would include LGBT rights under

(01:46:59):
the Health Act, considering the recently past Alberta legislation which
prevents miners from taking irreversible puberty blockers or undergoing gender
reassignment surgeries. So he's there in Alberta. Conservative Alberta, I said,
you're not going to do this to miners. They don't
have the judgment to do this, just like you're not

(01:47:20):
going to let them drive cars, own guns, drink alcohol,
and you're not going to let them mutilate their bodies.
They don't have the judgment for that. Well, Carney repeated
that he would defend the fundamental right to access gender
transitioning drugs and surgeries without exception. Yeah, the problem is
that children don't have rights because they can't be responsible,

(01:47:41):
and all this stuff about children's rights and all this
stuff about attacking parents is based on that we have
in Colorado. The leftist democrats there are now saying that
parents who are opposed to transing kids are like the KKAK,
and they have a bill that is moving its way

(01:48:03):
through the Colorado legislature that is going to criminalize what
they call dead naming and other things like that. So
a Colorado state lawmaker is likening parental rights groups opposing
a bill that, if passed and signed into law, could
lead to removing children from their parents' custody if they
oppose transgenderism. The lawmaker said such parents were a kin

(01:48:27):
to the KKK. Colorado Republican state Representative Jarvis Caldwell shared
audio from an April first Colorado House of Representatives Judiciary
Committee meeting where lawmakers were debating a House bill. The
bill has wide ranging implications and is designed to give
wide deference to several aspects of LGBT ideology. He said,

(01:48:50):
we heard from multiple witnesses that this bill has been
worked on for over a year, but he said he
hadn't even heard about it until a day earlier. He says,
I'm really curious about how much in the hearing on
the committee, he says, I'm really curious about how much
stakeholdering went on both sides of the issue, and if

(01:49:12):
parent groups that are not part of the LGBT community,
if they were involved. I really hate this stakeholder stuff.
This is World Economic Forum speak from har Klaus and
his ILK. Let's stop talking about stakeholders because you will
never be considered to be a stakeholder. And that's what

(01:49:33):
this democrat said. Democrat Representative Yara Zoki responded by asserting,
a well stakeholded bill does not need to be discussed
with hate groups, and we don't ask someone passing civil
rights legislation to go ask the KKK their opinion. Oh
so we don't care. Parents are not stakeholders when we're

(01:49:55):
talking about parental when we're talking about families. They're people
that we hate. They're the KKK. They bring this race
into as they always do, and we see the right
is doing that. Now, well, you disagree with them on
the political issues and on the Gaizo war, well then
you're anti Semitic. Play the race card, always right. So

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Democrat state Representative Javier Moroney agreed, said, I agree, there's
no reason to go to the table with people who
are echoing the hateful rhetoric going around about the trans community.
So the House bill in Colorado ultimately passed. It's a
Democrat controlled Colorado thirty eight to twenty. On Sunday, the
vote for the legislation fell along party lines. It is

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also known as the Kelly Loving Act. Is so loving,
isn't it loving? It defines coercive control. Now listen to this,
Listen to their definition of course of control and see
if this doesn't sound to you more like government than parents.
Pattern of threatening, humiliating, intimidating actions, including assaults or other

(01:51:06):
abuse that is used to harm, punish, or frighten an individual.
That's government. They just signed their own death warrant. That's
a stock and trade. I'll just repeat that. A pattern
of threatening, of humiliating, of intimidating actions. I mean this

(01:51:26):
is like Trump as well. He definitely embodies this, including
assaults or other abuse that is used to harm, punish,
or frighten an individual. And so then they gave their example,
you know, like dead naming or misgendering. What what The
legislation defines dead naming as quote, purposely and with the

(01:51:49):
intent to disregard the individual's gender identity or gender expression
using their birth name rather than their chosen name. Well,
I got to say, they got some of that right.
When I dead name somebody like Bruce Gender, I'm gonna
call him Caitlyn. He's Bruce, call me Bruce. Movie about that.

(01:52:13):
But when I call him Bruce Gender instead of Caitlyn Jenner,
I'm doing that purposefully. I am, and I am purposefully
disregarding this gender nonsense. Gender is no different from sex.
They're not two different things. There's only sex and there's
two genders. They said. Likewise, the measure defines misgendering as

(01:52:39):
purposefully and to disregard the individual's gender identity. Yeah, I
do it purposefully and with disregard of the nonsense. And
I will not regard that. And that should not be
a crime. That is the exercise, the free exercise of speech,
the free exercise of my religious beliefs. How dare you

(01:53:00):
all that a crime? You're the criminals The legislation directs
courts in the state to determine the allocation of printal responsibilities,
including parenting time and decision making and responsibilities and recording,
with the best interest of the child, giving paramount considerations
to the child's safety and the physical, mental, emotional conditions
and needs of the child. Yeah, and you know parents

(01:53:21):
can do that way better than any government or school,
can't they. The Gender Affirming Healthcare Service refers to of course, mutilization,
mutilation and sterilization. That's what they're talking about. Got to
do that to the kids. Well, this is the article
that I had talked about, and it's written by Ellen Hayes,

(01:53:42):
and I think it's an excellent article. How AI proves
our need for God. Artificial intelligence, she says, is impressive.
It's creepy impressive. It can write a term paper in
thirty seconds. It can design your dream kitchen, it can
replicate the greatest artwork history and a blink, and of
course it can animate it and make it move and

(01:54:02):
talk and all the rest of this stuff. Right, it's
moving fast, and it's getting smarter, and depending on who
you ask, it might one day replace everything from customer
service reps to your therapist. We've all heard all this stuff. However,
there's some things that it can't do. She says. It
can't fall in love, It can't feel awe, it can't

(01:54:24):
choose to forgive. It can't stare at the stars and
ask why me. It doesn't want anything, and it doesn't care.
And that's the point. See, all of those things are
the things that make us human. And even though it

(01:54:44):
can fake falling in love or obsession or things like that,
we saw that from the very beginning. You know, why
don't you ditch your wife and come with me? And
that type of stuff. We saw that put out in
the movie Her that had Joaquin Philip Phoenix in it
and Ray Kerzar don't really like that because it kind
of humanized AI. That type of thing. No, it's nonsense.

(01:55:08):
It's science fiction. It can imitate that. It can look
at scripts and books and things like that, and it
can imitate things, but it's not real. It's not real.
It is a lie. She said. She referenced the book
that's written by Brian Trilley and he was a co

(01:55:29):
author in it. The book is called Soulless Intelligence. How
AI proves that we need God? AI isn't going to
become sentient. It isn't going to wake up, and the
fact that it can't, that gap between what it can
do and what it will never be is exactly where
we see the evidence of God. And I think it's

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going to clarify what humans being made in the image
of God is really about. It's going to clarify what
it means to be human. And the guy who wrote
this book is somebody who He and his brother Greg
have spent years working in the field in machine learning,
in computer vision. They've built AI tools, they've run top

(01:56:14):
tier training programs, They've seen firsthand how powerful the technology
can be and how it works. Somewhere along the line, however,
Brian started asking the kind of questions that Silicon Valley
doesn't like to answer. These are questions about souls, about meaning,
about consciousness, and about what it means to be us.
When I interviewed so Old tan Isfan of the Transhumanist Party,

(01:56:35):
that's exactly what I asked him. I said, So, you're
going to transfer yourself into a machine at some point
in the future, right, You're going to become a cyboard? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
I'm going to do that Okay, what are you? What
is it that you're transferring into that machine? He couldn't
answer it. This person says, people like Ray Kurzweil Sam
Altman genuinely believe that we'll be able to upload our

(01:56:57):
minds to machines and live forever. They think we're just
patterns of information. But if that were true, and listen
to this, we wouldn't see things like terminal lucidity. What
they mean by that, They mean dying Alzheimer's patients who
suddenly become lucid right before death. How did that happen?

(01:57:19):
I mean, if we're all just mechanical things and the
mechanical stuff is breaking because of Alzheimer's, you got these
things clogging your brain and you can't think, well, then
of course you should not be able to somehow recover
that right before death. Or you got people who have
only five percent of a brain who score above average

(01:57:41):
on IQ tests. Remember that young child who was born
like almost all the back of the head was missing.
So or similar things where we have slime molds doing
advanced math without a nervous system. Though, if you think
the brain is the only thing that makes us us,

(01:58:05):
you've got a lot of explaining to do, she said,
Brian says, the guy who wrote the book. He says,
there's something more. There's part of us that no machine
can replicate, something that is immaterial, something that is eternal,
something like a soul. He says, AI is helping us
to see what makes us human by failing to be human.

(01:58:27):
For all of its logic, for all of its speed,
for all of its ability to mimic thought, it still
can't choose to be kind. It can't desire goodness. It
can't cry when a friend dies, or get goosebumps from
a song, or fall to its knees in gratitude, and
it never will think about that that's what it is

(01:58:50):
to be uniquely human. Animals don't do that. AI doesn't
do that, and think about the fact that if that's
what it means to be in the image of God,
that's what God's like. He says. It's not just a
philosophical point, it's a spiritual one. We try to recreate

(01:59:12):
ourselves in silicon, and it becomes more obvious that we
are not just brains in meat suits. We are image
bearers of God, and the image of God includes free will,
moral agency, a hunger for beauty and truth and justice.
And these things don't run on code. AI will never

(01:59:34):
set its own goals. It doesn't have desires, it doesn't
have a will. You can lock it in a digital
cage and it won't care. But a human in solitary confinement,
that's torture. Why Because we're in the image of God,
which means that we want connection, We want meaning, transcendence,

(01:59:56):
that is your soul that is talking. We're not just
looking at an ethical dilemma here, We're looking at a
worldview divide. Either we are programmable machines brains in a
meat suit, or we are sacred beings. Either way, the
value comes from what we can do, or it's rooted

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in something that is much deeper, something that is uncopyable.
And folks, you know when we look at people like
BF Skinner talking about beyond freedom and dignity, you know
these people are constantly pushing us. Did you say that
we're nothing other than animals? But this person, says Brian
who wrote the book, says, if you define a person

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by intelligence or by consciousness, and these are things that
exist on a spectrum, then you're saying that some lives
matter less than others. This is how we get to
the position of abortion. This is how we get to
the position of euthanasia. We say some lives are more
valuable than others because we're looking at things that are

(02:01:01):
on a spectrum, so we're going to make an arbitrary
decision at some point that no, you don't matter. And
we've even seen so called ethicists what was his name,
Peter something I just thought about this, who suggested that,
you know, maybe we abort kids up to the age
of two or three because they're still really not human

(02:01:21):
because they haven't reached certain intellectual capability. Of people saying,
what are you talking about? You see, that's where it
ultimately leads that kind of thinking. If somebody doesn't have
sufficient intellectual capacity, then you know, let's just kill them,
not allow them to be born in the first place.
And this is why Christians oppose abortion, because if you

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believe that every person has a soul, then every person
has unshakeable worth. It's not about our abilities. It's not
about our consciousness. It's not about our mental capacity. It's
not about whether or not we have a handicap, it's
not about any of that stuff. He says, that's not

(02:02:06):
just theology. That's the foundation of human rights. You see,
if you throw away that Christian foundation that we are
souls created by God's So that's why that's in that
first part of the decorati of independence. People who are
atheists need to understand this. You know, we are created

(02:02:29):
with certain inalienable rights. So we are created and we
have those rights because we're created in the image of God.
And so it's also why AI cannot be the moral
compass for our future. It doesn't have a compass. It's
just an objective function. Human dignity doesn't come from capability.
It comes from being made in the image of someone greater.

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And that's why BF Skinner when he talks about being
beyond freedom and dignity, if you don't have if you
respect for people as being in the image of God,
then of course you have no dignity and your animal nature.
And he is very effective at this, and you know
they again, bef Skinner is beyond freedom and dignity. That's
what Karen came home with when she was getting her

(02:03:12):
master's degree in education. I said, well, that's chilling to
see that. That's the way that the government and the
government schools view young children as beyond freedom and dignity.
They view them as dogs or dolphins or carrier pigeons
to be trained. And of course you can manipulate people
those positive and negative operantic conditioning. You can do that

(02:03:32):
because you can manipulate the physical side of us, the
animal side of us that is not the soul. The
soul can basically just be passive and not involved, and
you can control people like animals. Genesis said that God
breathed life into Adam's nostrils, and that's the difference. It
wasn't code, it wasn't logic, it was a breath, it

(02:03:54):
was spirit, it was soul. And that is what AI
is missing in a world racing to replace humanity with smarter,
faster machines. We need something to remind us why we
matter in the first place. We matter not because we're useful.
We matter not because we're efficient. We matter because we're
humans created in the image of God, and no machine,

(02:04:15):
no matter how advanced, will ever be that. Well, we're
going to take a break and when we come back,
we're going to talk. I think this is going to
be an interesting interview, and hopefully it's going to be
something that might save somebody's life. We're going to talk
with author Lee, who is founder and inventor of a

(02:04:37):
device that can help people who are choking, and so
we're going to talk to him about that that might
be something that may play a very important role in
your life at some point in the future. We're going
to take a quick break and we will be right back.

Speaker 6 (02:04:54):
Unlike most revolutions, whether people rise against the real economic oppression,
case here in Boston we are fighting for purely an
abstract principle. It is, however, not nearly so abstract as
a young gentleman supposes. The issue involved here is one
of monopolies. Today, the British government will monopolize the sale

(02:05:21):
of tea in our country. Tomorrow it will be something.

Speaker 1 (02:05:24):
Else, liberty. It's your move. You're listening to the David

(02:06:20):
Knight Show.

Speaker 2 (02:06:24):
Welcome back, and we do not have our guests just yet.
We're having some connection difficulties, so I'm going to continue
on and I want to cover some general news here.
We have, as I said yesterday, Bitch Shoot has had
to discontinueus video hosting. I said at the tale end
of the show that they're worried about somebody's feelings being hurt.

(02:06:45):
So we can't allow free speech in the UK anymore. Now,
people who are UK creators that are using bit shoot,
they can still upload and people in the rest of
the world can look at it. But bit shoot has
had to make their platform right only in other words,
you can't view stuff on it in the UK because

(02:07:07):
it might be bad stuff. They've got to punish these
platforms that are about free speech. They got to punish
bit shoot, they got to punish Rumble, they got to
punish Odyssey and so forth, and so right now they're
focusing on bit shoot. It is all about free speech.
And that was one of the first platforms that we were on,
was bit Shoot. I've been there from the very beginning

(02:07:28):
of this show. And they've decided to just stop operating
in the UK because of censorship and fines by Offcom
following the regulator's acquisition of sweeping new powers under the
so called Online Safety Act. Safety is always antithetical to liberty,

(02:07:48):
isn't it, And so I said no doubt that Shoot
will be the first of many American social media companies
to stop offering their services in the UK as a
result of the Online Safety act. So if you're in
the UK, if you can still hear me on another platform,
I've got one word for you. You know, it's not plastics,

(02:08:09):
it's VPN. Use a VPN or something like. This is
what people have had to do in communist China. Well
now they got to do this in communist UK. They
had the Great Firewall of China said we don't want
you seeing what these people outside of China saying, you
listen only to what we tell you. And that's what
the UK government has become. You know, China has been

(02:08:32):
the beta test site for all of this tyranny. That's
why they advantaged them to do this, and so that
is now being rolled out in the UK. They're acting
just like China. China is the beta test site for
the biometric surveillance, for the traffic light system, you know, red, green, yellow,
and all this to you know, social media credits and

(02:08:55):
all social scores, social credit scores, all the rest of stuff,
and shutting down free speech, isolating everybody, putting a wall
around the country in terms of information. So people have
always been able to get around that in China with
a VPN. I suggest that you do the same type
of thing if you're in the UK, there's always there's
ways of hiding where you're you know what country you're

(02:09:20):
coming from. Offcom can find social media companies up to
ten percent of their annual global turnover if they fail
to comply with the Act. And so it is a
dark day for freedom of speech, says this article from
The Daily Skeptic. They're based in the UK as well,
and we're seeing this also with Rumble in Brazil. You

(02:09:43):
know this Brazilian court, especially this one judge who is
coming after them. They're having to fight that. They've also
come after X, They've come after Truth Social, they're after Rumble.
Now Odyssey has been attacked, and so do we have
our guests him? Okay, I can hear you. Okay, good,

(02:10:04):
good good, Okay, all right, well we have I'll tell
you what. I'm just gonna go directly to him since
we've established us, or do you want to try to
establish the video? Do you still need a video? Okay,
we've got video coming from you, So even if you
can't see me, I think we can go ahead. I
want to tell people about your product. Thank you for
joining us. Am I pronouncing your name correctly. Is the
last name Lee is that the way to pronounced yes, sir? Okay,

(02:10:27):
good yeah. Tell us a little bit about your product here.
This is I mentioned it before. It is to help
people in a choking situation. The company, by the way,
is lifevac dot net. Tell us a little bit about
the product that you developed there. You're the CEO, the
inventor or the founder of the company, and again your
name is Arthur Lee, so tell us a little bit

(02:10:48):
about that. Arthur.

Speaker 4 (02:10:50):
Well, first off, thank you thanks for having me on.
As we get the word out there about like back,
we save more lives. I think we saved nine lives yesterday.
But it's a very, like you said, very simple device.
It's basically a plunger. And if you've done the hid
like and it's not worked, or you can't get your

(02:11:10):
arms around the person, or they're in a wheelchair, numerous
reasons that it will not work or cannot be done.
The light back is as simple. As you place it
on the person, you push it down, the air will
vent out the side. So we'll push it further down
and quick tug and it'll pull out whatever was choking here.
And today we're coming up on four thousand people saved

(02:11:34):
and coming up on three thousand children that have been
saved with life back from a choky emergency.

Speaker 2 (02:11:42):
That's like, excuse me, I'm not choking here, I.

Speaker 4 (02:11:49):
Got you.

Speaker 2 (02:11:50):
Yeah, if you can send one of those through the
pipes there, that'd be great. Sorry, yeah, tell us a
little bit about that, because you know, heimlike, maneuver can
be difficult, the maneuvers you play, and if you got
somebody who's overweight you can't get your arms around him,
or was there in a wheelchair. What was it that
got you interested in making device to do this?

Speaker 4 (02:12:12):
Well? I was thirteen years ago, my daughter was seven
years old, and I was visiting a friend in the
hospital and he pointed over at the gurney and he
just said, the last time he was there, a seven
year old had been on that gurney that had choked
to death. And I had taken the course. I was
not aware that it didn't always work, or that it
had a high failure ratio, particularly in children, and I

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was really scared, actually, because you know, once you know,
you know, And I was now aware that if my
child choked, there was a chance my techniques weren't going
to work. So I wanted to save her that was
my first goal was to save her, and then I
felt obligated to bring it to the world.

Speaker 2 (02:12:57):
That's great because you know we have with children, young children,
that's what we're looking at. We got a young grandson
and we're constantly looking what the choking dangers are for children.
And as you point out, that's where it's really difficult.
You know, the children are some of the highest risk
for choking and it's very difficult to do that. That's
why if you have something like this, I guess as
a parent, be very helpful.

Speaker 4 (02:13:21):
Oh yeah, I mean. And the other thing that you know,
as we went through the last thirteen years, the stuff
they choke on, they choke on. The number one thing
they choke on is plastic and it's anything from toys,
but to rappers, to pieces of tape, all sorts of
plastic that they find.

Speaker 2 (02:13:41):
They're always putting stuff in their mouth, you know, they try. Yeah,
and the younger they are the more. That's the issue.

Speaker 4 (02:13:49):
Well, the thing is is a couple of physiological things.
Very small windpipe, it's about the size of your pinky.
So they can choke on things that we cannot you
know that we would swallow or expel they also have
very little lungs, so when you're trying to get some
force out of compression, be it a back blow or
chest compression, you know you're dealing with a very low

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volume of air. So the ineffectiveness is based by physics.
You know that they have a smaller wind pie so
to clog more often, and you're not dealing with a
lot of air to generate force to pop it out.
And that's why i'd say, you know, somewhere in the

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sixty five percent of our saves as children. Wow.

Speaker 2 (02:14:35):
Wow, Now, if you're talking about a very young child
who is also going to be putting a lot of
stuff in their mouth, what about the difference in the
size of the face. Do you have different attachments or
does this somehow range of a large variety.

Speaker 4 (02:14:47):
Yeah, every kit comes, Every kit comes with a pediatric
mask and an adult mask, so it's universal. Zero. The
other day we saved two days ago, we saved the
fifteen month old and a ninety seven year old in
the same day. And we made it that way. Yeah,
I know. We made it to cover your entire family,

(02:15:10):
and it lasts forever, so it's not one of those gimmicks. Well,
you've got to bottle one every year because it expires,
covers your entire family, kids and adults. You could use
it on yourself, which we've had many saves like that,
and if you ever use it, we give you a
free one.

Speaker 2 (02:15:27):
Wow. Well that's a great you know, of course, you
never think about that if you're alone, that you can
do the Hemelich maneuver on yourself as there's nobody around.
If you've got one of those things that it helps.

Speaker 1 (02:15:38):
How much is it?

Speaker 4 (02:15:39):
Yeah, sixty, that's great. We tried to keep it reasonable.
You can usually find find and it lasts forever, and
it covers your whole family. You know, I don't know.
Making a medical product in the US is not inexpensive.
There's a lot of regulations and call but we made

(02:16:02):
it last forever so that you know, if you had
to buy one every year, it was cheaper. It wouldn't
take you long to go over what you need. More importantly,
it's more ethical that you know. We've had seven year
old life back saved a life. They've had something that
you went to get it and it quote unquote expired

(02:16:24):
and your child died or your loved one died. So
that was the reasoning behind it.

Speaker 2 (02:16:30):
That's great. And of course you know a young teenager
or something could use it. As an adult, they would
not have the power to do that is not just
you know, like we said, getting your arms around, but
having the strength as well. It's really a preparedness thing.
I think when we look at it, it's like having
a fire extinguish or some other things like that, except
you know, it's something that is far more potentially has

(02:16:53):
a greater potential for being fatal if you were choking
on it. So especially if you've got young children around
that are going to be liable to put things in
their mouth, that's a great idea. I really like this.
When I saw that, I really wanted to get you
on because I thought, well, you know, some people could
just could wind up that you point out saving their life.
You've had thirty eight hundred and something lives that saved

(02:17:13):
so far, so that's a great thing.

Speaker 4 (02:17:17):
Well, we've we've got a lot of media saved. Live
Inside Audition has saved over one hundred and something. Micro
Brian killed me, Mike is at twenty two, Brian's at
thirty two, Joel Biscobo, his show has saved lives and yeah,
they're getting the word at we'll definitely save a life.
But the thing that most shocked me right in the
beginning was how many people choked the death right. It's

(02:17:40):
five thousand a year. It's the fourth leading caused accidental death,
just behind the car accidents. So flip some fulls car accidents, poisonings, choking.
So that's what when I first heard about it, I
was like, you know, who knew? You know, who knew
that sixteen people are going to choke to death today?
So I think that's a big part of it too,

(02:18:02):
you know, raising the awareness to get training and you know,
like you said, you got a family, or there's maybe
you know, you're a bigger person, smaller you know. I
was at a party and the wife put her hands
and she was laughing how she couldn't get her arms
around her husband. And then she looked at me like,
holy cow, I can't get my arms around my husband.

(02:18:23):
There's a moment of awareness.

Speaker 2 (02:18:26):
That's great. Yeah, that's uh, it is amazing. I didn't
know that that many people died every year, a lot
more than bird flu for example. So it's I mean,
you know, they get everybody panicking about the wrong stuff.
You know, that'd be looking at where the real risk is,
and that is a real risk. Yeah, yeah, well it's
it's great having you.

Speaker 4 (02:18:47):
Know, passion is I'm sorry. Our passion is schools and
special Our passion is I give one free to every
school in America. We lose about seven kids a year
choked to death in school. And you know we have
EpiPens and fire equipment. That's great, but no one passed
away from that last year. But like you said, we

(02:19:08):
have to address the primary problems. You know, think about
it in the school, they're eating fast, your little kids,
you're joking around. Every year we lose kids in school
that don't have to be lost. And that's why I
give one free. And then the special needs. Our veterans
are disabled, our disability community where you're in a wheelchair,

(02:19:29):
you can't get your arms around them. They just choke.
They have no policy, no protocol. So I think as
Americans as people, you know, we have choice, right, you
can get a few family or not. And I understand,
but I think for our schools and our veterans, disabled veterans,
and our special needs, that we all need to you know,

(02:19:50):
pick up that awareness that they have nothing and that's
not right, that's right.

Speaker 2 (02:19:54):
Yeah, yeah, it's not something that you're going to necessarily
carry around with you at a restaurant or somebody. But
you got young children, You've got people who are disabled
at home, and you know, if enough people have these
things in enough different places, if the restaurants had them,
you know, that would be a huge thing. And so
it's a I think that's a really wise thing. It's
it's a you know, I again, five thousand people a

(02:20:18):
year that are choking to death that could you could
have a big chunk get taken out of that with
this device. Thank you for doing that. That is a
really interesting idea, and I really wanted to get that
out to the audience. There's not anything we're not We're
not selling this on this program or anything like that.
There's no tie about that. I just saw that and
I thought that that could save somebody's life, and especially

(02:20:40):
if you've got somebody in your family that is young
or disabled, that is really important. So yeah, thank you,
and again.

Speaker 4 (02:20:48):
Well you know what, that's that's how we change We
all pitch in and share, and I greatly appreciate your
voice because that's how we make a difference. That's how
we fix things. You know, sixteen people dying that don't
have that's the big problem, right, you know, tragedy happen.
Things happen, but this doesn't have to happen. No kid
has to joke to death in school anymore. So we

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all got to shout about it. And as I say,
just keep going.

Speaker 2 (02:21:15):
That's right, that's right. Yeah, it's some preparedness and we
have to make that kind of preparation. You know, somebody
learns CPR, they learned the Heime maneuver, they're doing preparation.
If you get this, you're also doing preparation, but you're
also extending the ability of being able to do it.
That's even beyond what you could do with the Heimlich
maneuver or something like that. So again, the website is

(02:21:35):
life vac. That's life v ac, lifevac dot net, lifevac
dot net and so you can see that there. That's
a really great idea. And thank you so much for
doing that. Thank you for bringing that to our attention, Arthur.
I hope you sell a lot of these things. I
think it is a really important thank you a lot
of lives.

Speaker 4 (02:21:56):
Yes, that's the key, but I appreciate you and your
show will save a life. So that's cool.

Speaker 2 (02:22:02):
Thank you, I hope so, thank you so much. We're
gonna take us slight break, folks, and we'll be right back.

Speaker 1 (02:22:08):
Sta with us. You're listening to the David Night Show.

Speaker 2 (02:23:00):
Well, welcome back. Two said, I literally had to perform
the Heimlink on myself once over the back of a
high chair. Worked remarkably. I'm trying to picture that.

Speaker 1 (02:23:11):
I saw.

Speaker 2 (02:23:13):
Of course, this would be a lot easier if you
had this thing, I think, and again, we want to
try to save lives. That's why I wanted to get
him on. I said, you know, that's really important. I've
never had to try to do the Heimlich maneuver to
anybody else, and I more to myself, and so I
wasn't sure that, you know, I don't know if if
it would work or not, you know, so it'd be
good to have something like that, especially we've got small kids.

(02:23:34):
But I'm trying to picture how that would actually work.
I saw a cartoon meme that was laughing about Trump's
terror plans, and they had a chair that was, you know,
like face down. Okay, so the back of the chair
is down on the ground and the seat is down
on the ground and a guy is climbing on the
back of it. It's like, you know, you're not doing

(02:23:55):
this right. In response to Trump's terrace, but I don't
know how a Heimlich maneuver would work with putting yourself
over the back of a seat. I'm glad that work
for you. I'm glad that saved your life. And I
had no idea that many people were choking, but I
just saw that. I knew it was a problem, so
I thought, let's get that guy on. He said a
thing to me. One Sarah b says, my best friend

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almost choked on an ice cube right in front of
me when we were kids.

Speaker 4 (02:24:21):
Wow.

Speaker 2 (02:24:22):
Yeah, it can happen, Yeah, at any time, but especially
with small children. You know, it's one of the things
we really got to watch out with. Travis's a little baby.
You know, we're all very very conscious about the choking
issues and everything that's around him because he wants to
put everything in his mouth. Wally Walrus, fresh caught fish
pin bones are the worst for choking. Oh yeah, that's

(02:24:47):
why I don't eat fish. One of the reasons I
don't like the bones. I don't like the smell. We're
here in China. Our daughter had. It was an arians
in South China that was really close to the border
with Vietnam, only about one hundred miles from Hanoi. I
think if I remember correctly, the town where she grew
up in, and she must have had a lot of fish,

(02:25:09):
because we were in the town. We're walking around and
we turn a corner and the stench hits us of
all this fish that's been laid out on the street
to dry, and just about knock the four of us over.
And she's repelled by it, and she starts dragging care
She's holding Karen's hold her hands. She starts dragging Karen

(02:25:30):
towards the fish, like I want to get that stuff.
It's like whoa. And so I have just the opposite reaction.
I grew up in Florida smelling a lot of bait
and other things like that. I just don't like seafood
at all. KWD sixty eight. AI proves the need for
a little God. Yeah, a little g God. People worship something.

(02:25:51):
Elon Musk is there to help with that. Yeah. Bob
Dylan recognized that, you know, he said, you're gonna worship
something everybody's gonna worship some and many people have talked
about that heart being an idol factory, isn't right? Overture said,
We're all programmed by God for worship. Yes, you know,
either worship God or you'll replace them with a lesser God.

(02:26:12):
Mav twenty twenty two says being ruled by AI is
like having your life determined by the calculator on the desk.
That's right. But see that's the key thing, and that
is the it's ability to inspire confidence, to sound real,
and its ability to mimic, and its ability to lie.
And a lot of those lies are going to be

(02:26:34):
programmed already, a lot of them are programmed into the
AI responses in a very subtle way. It is the
most subtle of lies. And people are going to mistake
it for being something that is objective and machine like,
and that's really where the big danger is, and they
will take advantage of that naivete to why do you

(02:26:55):
even more? Free Thinker sixty eight follow the channel interesting
that I would start choking when I'm interviewing about the
choking device and I'm still having problems. All that's just respiated.
But anyway, let's talk a little bit more about this
Bitchhoot thing. We stopped it right in the middle as

(02:27:16):
he was joining us. This is the message from Bitchhoot
to our valued customers in the UK. After careful review
an ongoing evaluation of the regulatory landscape in the UK,
we regret to inform you that Bitchhoot will be discontinuing
its video sharing services for UK residents. The introduction of
the UK Online Safety Act of twenty twenty three has

(02:27:36):
brought about significant changes in the regulatory framework governing online
content and community interactions. Notably, the Act contains sweeping provisions
and onerous corrective measures with respect to content moderation and enforcement.
In particular, the broad enforcement power is granted to the
Regulator of Communications Services OFFCOM have raised concerns regarding the

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open ended and unpredictable nature of regulatory compliance for our platform.
The Bitchoot platform has always operated on principles of freedom
and speech, a speech expression and association, and it has
strived to foster and open an inclusive environment for content
creators and audiences alike. However, the evolving regulatory pressures, including

(02:28:24):
strict enforcement and mechanisms and potential liabilities, have created an
operational landscape in which continuing to serve in the UK
market exposes our company to an acceptable legal and compliance risk.
Let's just stop and think here about what is happening
in the UK. Going to jail for silently praying in
your head, going to jail for talking to other people
if you're within an abortion sanctified abortion right area, you know,

(02:28:49):
and we could spell that our ite. We've seen this
over and over again, and we've seen how it is
selectively applied to preferred issues and religions and other things
like that. It is that the UK has become an
abomination really in terms of speech effective. Immediately, bitch Shoot

(02:29:11):
platform users will no longer be able to view content
produced by any other bit shoot user because of the
USA's primary concern is that the members of the public
will view content that they deem to be unsafe. They
will decide what is safe, they will decide what is nice,
and they will not let you view other content. As

(02:29:35):
a matter of fact, I think it was in one
of these sci fi things that Cswis did his horrible anyway,
it's a totalitarian government and the agency went by the
initials the acronym of nice and there were anything button nice.
It's kind of like the Ministry of Truth. It's a

(02:29:55):
cynical joke. Cynical joke this UK. He posted content will
not be viewable by any other UK user, but you
can still put it up if you're in the UK,
you can still post content, but nobody else in the
UK be able to view it on bit shoot because
they're going to block the viewing, so it'll be right
only for people in the UK because they've lost their

(02:30:17):
right to freedom of speech. Well, in other news, we
have the border Barbie Christinome. I guess we could call
her the Ice Queen as well well, So can you
pull up that article Christy Nome ripped for a photo
op where she points a gun barrel at an officer's

(02:30:37):
head so they can see this picture here, she's going around,
that's what she's become, a walking photo op. And there's
a lot of people called her out for pointing the
gun at the officer's head to her left, she's holding
it there and again a total poser and she is

(02:30:58):
LARPing in the role of being an agent and that's
so funny. Why does she have to do that? Right?
Especially you know when she puts on the earrings and
the long hair, and she's got a fifty thousand dollars watch.
In one of these photo ops in front of a
bunch of prisoners in Venezuela, and the clip that she
posted to X she says, here we are with Marco

(02:31:20):
and Brian today. They're letting me roll with them. Oh
she's rolling with them all right? Yeah, she's now a
big law enforcement person. Right, We're going to go out
and pick up somebody who I think is who's got
charges of human trafficking. This, this whole thing, this Christynome thing,
I mean, has only been going on for a couple

(02:31:40):
of weeks. How long is it going to take for
some of the lefty democrats in Hollywood to absolutely skewer her?
I mean, we've had one Buddy movie after the other
where you've got this seasoned guy and they team him
up with some green horn who doesn't know anything, some rookie,
or they team him up with some reporter or something.

(02:32:02):
He's constantly got to get them out of trouble and
watch them instead of, you know, having somebody that can
help watch their back. You know, when is somebody going
to do something like that with basically the head of
DHS going around and LARPing with all this stuff. So
we're going to go out pick up somebody, I think

(02:32:22):
charges of human trafficking. We only had an OP that
an OP that swept up somebody that was wanted for murder.
So appreciate the good work that they do every day.
I'm one of them now. Appreciate them working to make
America safe. She's donning tactical gear, she's joining operations and

(02:32:43):
doing it in front of the camera, and it's become
routine in recent weeks. However, in this particular one you had,
Washington Post military reporter Alex Wharton replied to it and said,
Gnome is pointing the in for muzzle at an agent
with an OP and dust cover indicating a chambered round.
It's the worst possible place to point it. No one

(02:33:05):
stopped her, including the agent to her left, who should
know better, but who also has bad muzzle discipline. David
French said this is what LARPing looks like, referring to
live action role play. Rubin Galago, a Democrat out of Arizona,
a former marine, says, number one, close your ejection port.

(02:33:26):
Number two if you have no rounds in the chamber.
Why do you have a magazine inserted? Number three if
you have rounds in the chamber or in the magazine,
why are you flagging the guy next to you? Another's
pointing the gun in his head? And number four stopped
deporting people without due process. One person said, so many

(02:33:47):
things wrong here, but let's start with not pointing the
barrel of that rifle at your buddy's head. Firearm safety tip,
says another conservatives need, and this is from Christopher Rufo,
who is a Conservative. He's been very good in terms
of exposing a lot of this DEI stuff everywhere. So
Chris Ruffo says, conservatives need a distinct esthetic. But this

(02:34:11):
one isn't it. The American esthetic should be a cut above,
a nod to the old g man rather than the
girl house tacticool Agency heads shouldn't pretend to be operators.
It feels fake. It feels fake because it is fake.
She's not an operator, she's a poser. So this is

(02:34:34):
a media that said Secretary Nome personally shoots or arrestue
for your dog. Please email me. I have some legal
theories i'd like to be I'm trumping at the bit
to test out that's actually not them, that's a Patrick
gay como. Another one says, well, whatever your policies, your
politics are, views on immigration, I think we can all
agree that these photo ops are ridiculous. Absolutely are. Well.

(02:35:02):
We have Trump hanging out with Whitmer, and of course
both people on the left are criticizing her, people on
the riot are criticizing him. But you know, the two
of them worked together before in his last year of office,
so why shouldn't they be together. And we have New
York Governor hokel has now signed a bill allowing credit
cards to track ammunition purchases. They just keep doing this,

(02:35:28):
and of course all of this stuff was pressure from
New York to get the credit card companies to add
some additional codes so that they could track this kind
of stuff. All the stuff is coming out of New York.
New York really wants them to track your purchases. And
of course we know how this worked. On January the sixth,
he had Bank of America looking to see if anybody

(02:35:51):
had bought anything within their geofence around the Washington indicating
that you know, you were there for January the sixth.
But then they would also make a determination as to
whether or not you were conservative or not based on
some other factors looking at your purchasing history. That was
Bank of America willingly did that, voluntarily doing that, said

(02:36:12):
the FBI. But of course, you know, all the FBI
has to do is just say hey, could we have that? Sure, yeah,
you can have it. And then they also gave them
information about which of these people had purchased firearms. So
that kind of stuff is they're already they're just trying
to escalate it and they're trying to give it legal cover.

(02:36:32):
And so Hockel signed new controls in the law last week,
including one that allows credit cards to track ammunition ammunition purchases.
You described the ammunition control as one that refines how
credit card companies track purchases at gun dealerships. She said,
this gives law enforcement the opportunity to find out exactly

(02:36:53):
who may be stockpiling ammunition, because this is an indicator
that something untoward could be happening. Well, you know, people
stockpile ammunition is prepping they or maybe they buy a
bunch of it because they want to do some target
practice or whatever, maybe it's hunting season. Whatever. That doesn't
mean that you're a dangerous person anymore than having a

(02:37:14):
gun means you're a dangerous person. It does mean that
you're a dangerous person if you're a governor, because you
have the capability to do a lot of really bad things.
And they're apparently are no legal restraints on any of
this stuff or any of these people. Someone I'm sure
will challenge this, and I don't. We still don't know
what will happen with the courts. They're absolutely unreliable on

(02:37:34):
these issues. So they're adding a new merchant code that'll
allow the tracking of not only ammunition purchases, but firearms
as well. One of the other gun controls signed by
Hocal outlines new warnings that gun dealers must provide to
customers about the risks of firearms. You know, you might
shoot yourself with this, or you might want to watch

(02:37:55):
out and be careful if you're out on an op
with Christy Nome, because Christie doesn't understand how dangerous guns
are obviously, so I guess it warns people about Christy Nome,
other Democrats like Hochel and others. And then there's a
third aspect to this law that bans what is commonly

(02:38:18):
known as glock switches to you know, which is already
banned at the federal level rights aw R. Hawkins. So
the glock switches. There's another one of these things to
help you to waste a lot of ammunition very quickly. Yeah,
they're mandating the you'll shoot your eye out kid. That

(02:38:41):
should be the warning. Thank you, whistler. That's great. Yeah,
warned people, by the way, one last thing, you're gonna
shoot your eye out kid. Wellness Warriors Rumble is not
available in El Salvador last time I attempted to load it. Well,
and again, you know, they've got Marxist authoritarian government that's there,

(02:39:05):
and in Brazil you got these leftist judges that are
you know, judges trying to shut that down there. Karen
Carpenter twenty seven. My daughter bought three life bacs. Well good,
that's good. Yeah, I mean you never know, and you know,
you look at how they deliberately try to panic people
over things that are not real risks, especially statistically. I mean,

(02:39:26):
anything can happen to anybody. But when we look at
things that happen pretty frequently, you know, something like choking,
they don't even want to talk about that. And that's
a pretty simple solution there, Chefkin says, five years ago,
he's choking medical staff, we have to do a COVID
nineteen PCR test. It was just about that bad from
what Handy said. I mean that I'll never forget when

(02:39:49):
he told me about the guy they wheeled in there
that you know, they brought him in and he's obviously
having a heart attack, but they go to a PCR
test first, y, so they can get more money for
treating him. Yeah. Trump is bribing everybody with CMS, which
is where he put Oz this time, doctor Oz. And
you know, if you get a positive PCR test, I

(02:40:11):
can add twenty percent to all the stuff that they
do for him for his heart attack. So goy, I'm
inventing a face plunger to keep on my Batman belt.
That's good. I like that. Oh, you know, whatever works
if somebody's choking. I could have used that a little
while ago. But we're going to take a quick break
and we will be right.

Speaker 7 (02:40:29):
Back, excellencies, ladies and gentlemen. Yet, Laos, your annual Global
Risk Report makes for a stunning and sobering read for
the global business community. The top concern for the next

(02:40:52):
two years is not conflict or climate. It is disinformation
and misinformed, but not closely by polarization within our societies.

Speaker 1 (02:41:16):
In a world of deceit, telling the truth is a
revolutionary act. You are listening to the David Knight Show.

Speaker 2 (02:41:31):
We have a KWD sixty eight, so holy choking hazardment.
Everyone should take a basic e M T one oh.
One course I agree, But then again, you know, when
we look at that, I thought it was a good
idea because with size disparities, other things like that somebody's
on a gurney, somebody that's in a wheelchair, that that

(02:41:53):
does help a lot to have something like that. Let's
talk a little bit about what is happening in the
area that people don't have we talk about, and that
is Azerbaijan. And if you remember, we've had periods of
time when there's been a lot of talk about Niguarno
Karabach and what is happening with Azerbaijan, the ongoing war

(02:42:14):
that is there. Typically when they would talk about it,
they don't mention what is really behind this, and that
is a religious attack the Muslims of Azerbaijan coming after
the Christians in Iguarno Krabach and the US Commission on
International Religious Freedom has just released his annual report, and

(02:42:36):
Life site News looked at it. They said it's gotten
very little attention. They said it's purported to track the
most egregious violations of religious liberty across the world. Professor
Stephen Schneck, a holdover from the Biden administration, served as
a chairman for this year's report. They said, while undoubtedly

(02:42:56):
a liberal, he has a reputation of being rather fair minded.
So I was told years ago by students that I
knew in PhD program the Catholic University of America said,
the purpose of this report simple enough. It is to
inform lawmakers of countries that failed to protect religious minorities
so they can decide if they want to take for
their action or not. The report does this by using

(02:43:18):
three classifications. Countries a particular concern that'd be the worst ones,
countries on a special watch list, which is the next
one down. And then they look at entities of particular concern,
So these would be non state actors, not a country,
but a group of people. And so he says, so
in the country category, you got North Korea, Iran China.

(02:43:39):
North Korea is absolutely the worst on earth. Routinely designated
as Countries a Particular Concern. Islamic terror group Boko Haram,
which has killed thousands of Christians in Nigeria, and the
Hoodies and huthi's I Guess in Yemen are among those
on the Entities a Particular Concern list. A notable change

(02:44:00):
from the twenty twenty four report of twenty twenty five
is the inexplicable downgrade given to Azerbaijan and there's been
a lot of violence there against the Christians this last year.
Azerbaijan is a Muslim majority country that went from a
Country a Particular Concern to the Special Watch List. It
was a downgrading. This change is an international scandal, as

(02:44:25):
Azerbaijan has engaged in and has effectively succeeded in cleansing
the region of Christians since twenty twenty three. Israel trafficked
arms to Azerbaijan to carry out this religious genocide. Perhaps
that's why they pull this down. Also known as the

(02:44:48):
Republic of Artsak I guess Ni Gordo Karabakh was a
former satellite of the USSR before the dissolution of the
Soviet Union in nineteen ninety one. Since that time, it's
ninety nine percent. Christian population has suffered through three significant
conflicts with Azerbaijan, one in nineteen ninety four, another in

(02:45:08):
twenty twenty, and another in twenty twenty three, despite Russian
spending diplomatic Despite Russian spending diplomatic and military resources to
ensure that the one hundred and twenty thousand Armenians in
the region live in peace, Turkish back Azerbaijan president has
launched an offensive to take the area. In October twenty

(02:45:30):
twenty three, his forces began what his government called an
anti terror operation with artillery and drones that were carried
out in less than twenty four hours. So there were
Christian terrorists were there. It reminds me of that movie
American Carol Is done by the Zuker brothers. Yeah, they

(02:45:53):
talked about how the media was trying to portray Christians
as terrorists, and they had had a nun jump onto
a bus and had like a hand grenade with a
cross on the top of it. Off anyway that you know,
that's their fantasy. They're going to call these these Armenians terrorists,
these Christians. So they hit them with a blitzkrieg that

(02:46:18):
left a lot of civilians dead. More than eighty percent
of the Christian population has now fled, and this is
what it looks like here. Look at the massive number
of people trying to get out of this area that
has now been taken over by the Muslims. The US
State Department denounced the attack, as did Archbishop Vigano, who
said in a next post that the international community is

(02:46:39):
eager to assist Muslim migrants, but has gone silent in
the face of attacks on Christians in this situation. It's
not widely reported the time that the fact is that
Israel also had a hand in the offensive. Israeli arms
quietly helped Azerbaijan retake Nigorno Karabah, and they said Israel's

(02:47:01):
fingerprints were all over ethnic cleansing. Set an editorial in Haretz,
the Jewish newspaper Asherbaijan used herap kamikaze strike zones, Hermes
four fifties, orbiter one k orbiter two orbiter three reconnaissance drones.
A former lieutenant colonel in the Defense Army there said,

(02:47:23):
all of these are produced by Israeli arms companies, and
so they sold them the arms that they used to
terrorize these Christians in that area. Mid twenty twenty four,
Armenia argued before their National Court of Justice, what was
happening and we've had mel Gibson. Mel Gibson responded to

(02:47:46):
the post that was put up by Archbishop Vigano.

Speaker 8 (02:47:51):
History tragically repeats itself as we witness the modern day
genocide unfolding. Yet the media silence on this issue is deafening.
The Armenian people, who've endured centuries of persecution due to
their faith, find themselves once again subjected to a brutal
campaign of ethnic cleansing in the grip of Azerbaijan and Turkey.

(02:48:12):
Countless Armenians are enduring unspeakable horrors, loss of life, force, displacement,
starvation and isolation from essential supplies. These are the same
Armenians whose roots run deep in a land they've called
home for generations. I implore the international community across all
nations to take swift action, extend a helping hand of

(02:48:33):
the Armenian population, offer them the protection they desperately need,
and create a humanitarian corridor for their safe passage. Most importantly,
let's engage in immediate diplomatic efforts to ensure that these
exiled individuals can return to their rightful homes without delay.
The Armenian people who still suffer, I say, don't lose heart.

Speaker 1 (02:48:57):
God is with you, but not our government, that's for sure.

Speaker 2 (02:49:03):
As a matter of fact, what they in that post
by Vigano, he was talking about how that massive traffic
jam that you saw there, that was about a two
hour drive, that would take more than twenty hours, and
they're letting the cars go through, inspecting them, you know,
very very closely. So it's very very hard for the
children who didn't have enough food and water to last

(02:49:25):
through that twenty hour ordeal where they were going through
there one by one by the Azerbaijan officials. The what
Vigano said, he said, the Armenian people for centuries, persecuted
by Islam and communists because of their faith, or once
again the target of vicious ethnic replacement. Thousands of Armenians

(02:49:46):
are leaving their country, driven from their homes, considered to
be strangers in the homeland. Where is the international community
always ready to welcome Islamic migrants of military age fleeing
war zone or funding a proxy war in Ukraine under
the pretext of Russian invasion. Where is the petulant Burgoglio.

(02:50:07):
He means referring to the Pope, according to whom no
ethnic replacement is taking place. He said, I appeal to
the institutions of all countries to act promptly by giving
aid and protection to the Armenians, opening a humanitarian corridor
to receive them, and above all, taking immediate diplomatic action
so they can return to their homes, not necessarily relocate,

(02:50:33):
so they have What the Muslims are doing is not
only getting rid of all the people, but they're racing
all traces of the Armenian's presence there. That sounds like
what Trump and NTNA, who are proposing for Gaza, certainly does. Right.
We want the land, we will kill or remove all

(02:50:54):
the people who are there, and then we'll level everything
and build back whatever we want. So why they write
in this life site news why was it downgraded by
the US Commission on Religious Freedom? They said, with firepower
acquired from foreign governments that brazenly swept aside more than
one hundred thousand Christians who had deep ties to the land,

(02:51:15):
And so what has changed with us over the last year?
Why did they downgrade it? And said, well, this year's commission,
Trump has started putting people on, and who has he
put on? Well, there's nine people in the commission that
they mentioned, and out of the nine people, five of
them are very strong Zionists, and they are not going

(02:51:36):
to criticize Israel. As a matter of fact, if Israel
is providing the weapons to this Muslim group to slaughter
these Christian Armenians, these people might downgrade it and pretend
that it's not a problem. And so he goes over
at one by one. The first one Solovaichik, a rabbi

(02:51:56):
congregation Shareth Israel, director of the Strauss Center for Torah
and Western Thought. Another one is Ariella Doubler, head of
the school at the Abraham Joshua Heschel School in New
York City. Another one Mohammed L. Sanusi. Sounds like he

(02:52:16):
is Muslim, but he's not. He's Jewish. He's on the
board for the Center for inter Religious Dialogue. Well perhaps
he is Muslim, and he's on the Interreligious Dialogue at
the Jewish Theological Seminary, also in New York City. And
Susie Gelman on the board. She is the board chair

(02:52:37):
brother of the Israel Policy Forum from twenty sixteen to
twenty twenty three also served as president of the Jewish
Federation of Greater Washington for three terms, a lifetime member
of the Federation's board of Directors, among other roles in many
other Jewish and Prosionist groups. Finally, they have a Vicky Hartzler,

(02:52:58):
who is a former Comrish woman who co led a
group of more than forty lawmakers in twenty twenty two
urging then US Secretary of State Anthony Blincoln to defund
a UN Commission of Inquiry into Israel's treatment of Palestinians.
So these are the people who are producing the report
that says that even though this happened and is happening,

(02:53:20):
and it's being done with arms from Israel, it's not
a real problem. This year's report does note that a
US nonprofit found that Azerbaijan carried out a quote comprehensive,
methodically implemented strategy to empty Niguerno Kerbach of its ethnic
Armenian population and historical and cultural presence during the twenty

(02:53:43):
twenty twenty twenty three military operations. Still, the group did
not mention that Azerbaijan carried out its cleansing of Christians
with Israeli and Turkish weapons. Last year's report also failed
to make mention of that. And it's not just there.
We also have Hindru extremists or even preventing Christian converts

(02:54:03):
in India from burying their dead. This is the Modi
Hindu radical government that has close ties to Telsey Gabbard
now are head of Intelligence, strong connections there. This is
the radical Hindu party that supports and enables this using
surrogates of other groups that they say are the ones

(02:54:28):
who are doing it. Well, it's not coming from the government.
The government steps aside though and lets them do it.
As we talked about earlier with bit shoot. This is
another example of free speech. This woman show that picture
there the UK retire who's fine for offering a chance
to chat. This is sixty four year old woman. She
stands in the sacred abortion zone. You know they create

(02:54:50):
these exclusion zones. There there's the picture. She holds it up.
Here to talk if you want. Oh, well, that's an
intimidation of people who want to kill their babies. A
British court has convicted her for holding a sign that
says here to talk if you want. She stood outside
an abortion facility in Born Withouth, England, for two days

(02:55:10):
in March of twenty twenty three, holding the sign that
said here to talk if you want. Multiple people approached
her to talk. Yeah, maybe you should have put a
sign up says a free hugs or something. Right. So
last Friday they find her more than twenty five thousand
dollars for doing that, convicting her for holding that sign

(02:55:33):
while standing inside their sacred abortion zone. They call it
a buffer zone. It really is a religious right our
it the Public Spaces Protection Order from twenty twenty three.
The buffer zone prohibits individuals from giving an expression of
approval or disapproval of abortion within one hundred and fifty
meter area around the facility. And look, the BIDE administration

(02:55:55):
is basically doing the same thing with a face act
I've been enacted at a lot long time ago. But
then they started increasing the persecution of people who they
said had violated that and trying to increase the extent
to which they would come after people. You know the
boundaries of that. So she said in a statement, there's

(02:56:17):
nothing wrong with offering to speak to people in need.
There's nothing wrong with two adults engaging in a consensual
conversation on the street. Well except the government wants you
to kill your babies. They didn't want to have a
possibility that you could have a consensual conversation and that
that conversation might stop you from killing your baby. That

(02:56:39):
can't be allowed. So she said, I should not be
treated like a criminal for this. Again, it is part
of their religion, the religion of death. Her sign had
no mention of abortion, but the Just District Judge or
La Austin said it is beyond reasonable doubt that she

(02:57:00):
expressed disapproval of abortion services because she held her sign
within the buffer zone. I accept her beliefs were truly
held beliefs, but evidently there is no room for some beliefs.
They will decide what you may or may not believe
and what you may or may not say. And that's
what this is all about. From a person standing there

(02:57:22):
with a sign saying I'm here if you want to
talk to bitshoot saying we've got videos if you want
to watch. No, that's not going to be allowed by
these tyrants. This is a sad state of affairs. A
free speech is not honored by Western governments anymore. It's
important to note this case is not about the rights

(02:57:42):
and wrongs of abortion. But it's whether the defendant was
in the breach of the Public Spaces Protection Order, said
the judge. Well, it should be about the speech right.
Even the pro abortionists ought to hate what is happening
with this, Yes, it's right. This is even above and
beyond the issue of abortion. This is about basic human rights,

(02:58:05):
the right of free expression, said the Alliance Defending Freedom International.
They are defending her, they said. Everyone who cares about
free speech should care about these so called buffer zones.
A Christian woman has been convicted merely for offering to
chat on a public street in Britain. This ruling should
show all reasonable people that, beyond the shadow of a doubt,

(02:58:28):
abortion facility, buffer zones are incompatible with a free society.
So are the rules about gender misgendering and dead naming
and all the rest of the stuff that's being enacted
in Colorado. This is not just the UK, This is
across Western civilization. The absolute contempt for the basic human
right of being able to speak. This woman isn't the

(02:58:51):
only person to be charged for breaching the buffer zones
in Bournemouth in October twenty twenty four and played the
clips Army veteran Adam Smith Connor was convicted for praying
silently in his mind for a few minutes in a
public space across the road from an abortion center. Yeah,
that's a sad state of where we are right now,

(02:59:14):
you know it's And thank you Knights of the Storm.
Thank you for gifting a subscription on KICK and I
appreciate that. You know, we don't have time to talk
about this, but there was an interesting back and forth
between a Christian pastor who took on Jordan Peterson again,

(02:59:36):
Jordan Peterson is going to define the meaning of life
and the Christian faith for us, and he doesn't have
any idea about either one of them. He's a psychologist,
doesn't have any clue. You talked about well, suffering is
our lot, and yes we do suffer in this life.
But the Christian pastor was pointing out that there's something
much more. The pursuit of happiness is something that is

(02:59:58):
much deeper than he does and understand because he's not
a Christian. Thank you for joining us. Have a great weekend.
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