Mon Episode #2168: The David Knight Show Unabridged - 12/29/2025 - The David Knight Show

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Speaker 1 (00:29):
In a world of deceit, telling the truth is a
revolutionary act.

Speaker 2 (00:35):
It's the David Knight Show. As the clock strikes thirteen,
it's Monday, December twenty ninth. You have our lord twenty
twenty five. We won't be saying twenty twenty five very
much longer. I hope you had a much better Christmas

(00:56):
than Trump. He's spent it raging on social media, plotting
for more Wars. It must be the effect of the
Twelve Days of Epstein and the documents you weren't supposed
to see. You know, we'll talk about what's up for
the new year. Happy new Wars. That looks like that's

(01:17):
what's on the menu. Also, there's some very important information
about silver that we're going to talk about. It's been
a great year for silver, but there may be some
things that you need to be aware of that you
might want to defend against. And speaking of defense, they've
got Bill Gates and Albert borlaw Mark Ruda, the usual suspects.

(01:40):
You know, they've actually got a law suit in the Netherlands,
and this lawsuit is about the bio weapon being the
Trump shot being a bio weapon. As I've said for
the longest time, so we're going to talk about that
as well. Stay with us. Will be right back. Well,

(02:10):
I really do hope that you had a nice Christmas.
We did. We had the time off, as you know,
and I couldn't very well make my staff work days
that Trump was giving the people in Washington d C off.
I mean, Trump hates the federal workers and he gave
them Wednesday and Friday off last week. So I actually

(02:32):
love my workers here, so I'm not going to make
them work on those days that Trump gives them off.
But I hope you had a good holiday weekend. It
was a good time of rest for us. Well. Trump
unfortunately wasn't resting himself. He delivered a derange threat to
TV networks and his Yule Tide meltdown Christmas ba trump bug. Yeah,

(02:56):
that's the headline from the Daily Beast. He wanted Stephen
Colbert put to sleep ethanizingm. I guess Trump was not
really in the Christmas spirit of peace on earth and
goodwill to all. As a matter of fact, he's not
really looking at peace on earth either when you look

(03:17):
at Okay, so he's got Zelenski at mar Lago trying
to tamp that down and that's a good thing. I
don't want to have a war with Russia. I don't
want to have World War three. Europe does. But I'm
glad that Trump is pushing back on that. I hope
they get that settled. However, if you look at these
other places, Venezuela and Nigeria, other places, Trump is the

(03:40):
warmonger in chief. Iran is now back on the menu
as well. We'll talk about that coming up. So he had,
as Daily Beast calls it, a fiery fest to rant
in the wee hours of Christmas Eve, ends it with
Merry Christmas. However, right lunch, one of his frequent tirades

(04:01):
against American TV networks, claiming that they were all against him,
CBS seemed to pander to the President's whims by spiking
a story by the Trump administration deporting Venezuelan migrants to
a notorious mega president El Salvador, just three hours before
it was due to air on Sunday's Sixty Minutes. And
of course that's the new gatekeeper, Barry Weiss, that took

(04:23):
that on to do that herself, lowering the journalistic standards
there beyond what we have seen before. But again understand
that sixty minutes. Was never really independent, not really a muckraker.
They always had an agenda. It's just now that the
agenda is pretty obviously in favor of the violence that

(04:46):
Trump is doing everywhere internally as well as foreign. So
he said, if the network newscasts in their late night
shows are almost under present negative to President Donald J. Trump,
I was referring to himself on the third party, then
shouldn't they're valuable broadcast licenses be terminated. I say yes.

(05:08):
This has become a trope for him. He thinks that
he can just censor whoever he wishes. It's very interesting
to see this battle shaping up in free speech. You've
got Theory Breton, I call him conspiracy theory, who came
to the US and threatened Musk when Musk bought Twitter,

(05:28):
said you'll do what we say. And he was the
guy that was really pushing through this DSA Digital Services Act,
And of course they have now moved against Musk with
purported fines, and so the Trump administration pushed back on that.
Good good, I'm glad they did that. The problem is
the Trump administration is guilty as well of censorship. And

(05:51):
we're going to talk about that coming up. It is
rank hypocrisy what they're doing. How do you criticize the
European Union when you decide that you are going to
unilaterally shut down news organizations or bankrupt them with your
law fair lawsuits. And it's not just that either, it's

(06:12):
a censorship that's being done for the state of Israel.
You're not allowed to criticize a foreign government. Where is
that in the Constitution? Is there an exception in the
First Amendment that I didn't catch about not criticizing certain
foreign governments? Well, the Cobert's program is currently in reruns.

(06:33):
Trump was really talked out about it, and again, you
know it, gets on his high horse about it and
Barry Weisse censoring that at sixty minutes. The reporter behind
the Spiked story said, if the standards for airing a
story becomes the government must agree to be interviewed, then
the government effectively gains control over the sixty minutes broadcast.

(06:56):
We go from an investigative powerhouse to a stenographer for
the state. Well, they've been a stenographer for the state
at CBS for a very long time, during the days
of Walter Cronkite. It's called Operation Mockingbird. They hand you
the script and you say it. And they weren't the
only one either. In Today's after Kimmel's show was suspended,

(07:16):
he claimed ninety seven percent of the networks are against him. Well,
he increased the readings of Jimmy Kimmel. And then, not
to be forgotten, he came after Thomas Massey. And this
is the most amazing thing that Trump did, I think
over the weekend, he called Thomas Massey a lowlife, a
lowlife for pushing to release the Epstein documents when Trump

(07:41):
himself is trying to cover up his involvement. When Trump
himself was the essential lowlife and the way he conducted
his life when he was best friends with Jeffrey Epstein
and at other times as well. How in the world
look in the mirror when you're going to call somebody
a lowlife. There's probably nothing more lowlife than we have

(08:02):
seen than Donald Trump's personal conduct. So Massey was singled
out on Christmas is a lowlife because he co authored
a law requiring the federal government to release the Epstein
files and trying to help victims as well. So Trump
posted on his so called truth social platform. He said,

(08:26):
the whole Epstein thing is a scam. Was that, yeah,
it is, it is, and it is a hoax, but
not in the way that he wants you to think
it is. Massy and he talked about Massey called him
a lowlife Republican. So Massey said, imagine celebrating a blessed

(08:48):
Christmas with your family and suddenly phones alert everyone to
the most powerful man in the world attacking you because
you've fulfilled his campaign promise to help victim. Yeah. Massy
also said all those with the connections to Epstein must
face the same kind of consequences as Andrew. Prince Andrew

(09:10):
or the man formerly known as Prince who lost his
British royal title as the Duke of York and I
guess he's the Duke of Earl over his ties to Epstein.
So he says there's been a reckoning in Britain that
needs to happen in the US. He said, a prince

(09:31):
lost his title, the ambassador of the US lost his job,
and we need to see those kinds of consequences here.
He said, Well, Trump wasn't just focused on CBS and
the press and Thomas Massey and the Epstein files. He's
also upset about The New York Times, calling them a

(09:53):
threat to the national security of our nation as part
of his late night rant. So how are they a
threat to the national security? Well, if you understand that
the nation is simply Donald Trump's interests, then national security
becomes the interest of Trump. That's how they are a threat.

(10:15):
The failing New York Times and their lives and their
purposeful misrepresentations a serious threat to the national security of
our nation. I got to say this. You know, for
the longest time people have said patriotism is the refuge
of a scoundrel right of the last refuge. I have
to say, national security is the first refuge of a

(10:38):
scoundrel government. Everything is about national security. I am so
sick and tired of seeing that used as a shield
against everything. And of course most of the time when
it is being used as a shield, it's exactly like this.
It's a shield to protect some corrupt politician from people
saying what they have done, or some corruptorization like the CIA.

(11:03):
They are the true enemy of the people. Thank you
for your attention to this matter. Thank you for your
attention to this matter. Is it on? Is it on anyway.
The president made the post just days after The New
York Times published an explosive article on Trump's former relationship
with the late night sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. That's why
I said at the beginning, this is the twelve days

(11:25):
of Epstein. He's a bad had it right with all
these lords of leaping on women and all the rest
of this stuff, all the geese goosing. I guess what's
going on. In the article titled Don's Best Friend, How
Epstein and Trump bonded over the pursuit of women, they
interviewed more than thirty former employees of Epstein, victims of

(11:46):
sex offender's abuse, and others who crossed paths with Epstein
and Trump beginning the late nineteen eighties. The two men
forged a bond intense enough to leave others who knew
them with the impression that they were each other's closest friend.
Epstein was perhaps Trump's most reliable wingman. Epstein his partner
Glenn Maxwell, allegedly introduced at least six women who accused

(12:10):
them of grooming or abuse. At least six women are
introduced to mister Trump, including one minor. One victim told
the newspaper. She was coursed into attending four parties at
Epstein's home, and two of them, she said, Epstein directed
her have six with other male guests. Trump attended all four,
the women said. And so when you look at these
documents that they put out, again, what is really interesting

(12:34):
and funny about it is the fact that the people
who put this stuff out really had no understanding of
what they were doing with the documents. It's very similar.
Reminds me of what happened with Obama and the birth certificate.
There are questions about his birth certificate and who his

(12:58):
father was and that type of thing, and so they
put out a birth certificate that was essentially a photoshop
document with layers still there, and you could see how
they had modified it. A similar thing happened with Trump.
And I'm looking for it here and I'm trying to
let's see, I don't see it there. Let's see. Yeah,

(13:19):
I don't see the clip there. But it was a
clip where you could they demonstrate the fact that the
document maybe fixed by now I haven't looked at it,
but the way they put the thing up. They put
it up as a text document again with layers like
the Obama birth certificate, and so if you typed in,

(13:41):
and then they also so you could drag through the
files that they put up. If it was something as redacted,
you could drag through it, copy it paste it somewhere
else and it would get the text, but not the
redacted bar. That was it. They didn't flatten the document,
and so you can see what they redacted very much
like what we saw with the TSA in that lawsuit,

(14:04):
except there they posted up on pacerdyte galv, which is
a website that looks at that they post the federal
lawsuits on. First they posted the unredacted thing. We grabbed
that before they changed it later that day, and then
they put up the redacted one. So you just go
back and compare the two and see what they didn't
want you to know, which was, by the way, the

(14:24):
fact that in twenty eleven, where they were threatening to
shut down Texas as the no fly zone because the
pushback in the Texas legislature against the pat downs and
the naked body scanners, you could see that at that
very same time, the TSA itself said in internal documents
that there was no threat against airports or airplanes, and

(14:50):
of course you know that's the case because they failed
nearly one hundred percent of the time. If there had
been a threat, we would have had terraced events happening
because they weren't protecting anybody, but they were trying to
protect the lies that they were all about. And we're
going to take a look at what's about to happen
to travel in the US as well. Yeah, they're locking

(15:13):
us down little by little the federal government. Instead of that,
don't tread on me, the federal government has now become
a boic and stricter and every time you breathe, it
tightens up. Whenever you exhale, so it's constant ratcheting down
and tightening down to strangle us in every regard. And

(15:33):
so what's happening with travel? What's going to happen there?
For travel? It's already gotten terrific, but that's not enough.
They're not done yet. They've got a lot more to do,
and they're beginning right now with these draconian measures at
the border, but they will be a part of domestic
flight as well, and of course the other countries are reciprocating,

(15:54):
so it's going to be a global crackdown on travel.
So that's one of the things that we can look
forward to, I guess. But when you look at the documents,
not only could you find what was there, but they'd
gone to a great deal of trouble. Even though they
didn't understand they needed to flatten the document, they went
to a great deal of trouble to make sure that

(16:17):
they stopped. And he searched for Trump. But if you
typed in Trump with a space behind it, you could
find over six hundred times his name was mentioned. These
lawyers are very busy of the run up to the holidays.
There must have been a lot of empty stockings that
didn't have time to do it to Christmas shopping, right,
because they're all busy trying to protect Trump with these documents.

(16:40):
So he also tweets out to Democrats for Christmas, enjoy
what may be your last Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas. All,
including the many sleeves bags who loved Jeffrey Epstein, gave
him bundles of money, went to the island, attended his parties,
and thought he was the greatest guy on earth? Are

(17:00):
you talking about yourself? Trump? You thought he was the
greatest guy on earth? For fifteen years, give me a break.
We're supposed to pretend that you weren't there. And of
course that'll work with the alternative media covering for Trump
and the delusional Trump supporters as if he didn't know,

(17:20):
as if he didn't party with Epstein all the time.
So when the names get brought out, the ongoing radical
left witch hunt plus one low life Republican Massey and
it's revealed, but they're all Democrats, there will be a
lot of explaining to you, much like there was when
it was made public that the Russian hoax was a

(17:41):
fictitious story. Well, that's the strategy. Let's release as much
information as we can about the Democrats, about Bill Clinton
and so forth right and so it is a bait
and switch. The President issued a separate Christmas message lashing
out his political enemies. On Christmas Eve, he said, we

(18:01):
no longer look at all accomplishments that we've done. We
no longer have open borders like we did his entire
four years. We no longer have men and women's sports
or transgender for everyone. Well, again, he was the guy
who wanted to bring in trainees for his beauty pageant.
He was the first one who had a beauty pageant

(18:22):
who wanted to have a trainy in it. Yeah, pretend
that you're something else. Trump and he says in no inflation. Again,
he just flat out lies, and you know that he's lying.
So let's not forget what was happening five years ago.
In the Christmas message, and Brian shall Hobby put this out.

(18:43):
This is Trump's Christmas message for twenty twenty. The vaccine
is the greatest medical miracle and we can never let
people forget. And Brian shall Hobby at healthimpact dot Com
I says, yeah, let's not forget. Don't want you to
forget either.

Speaker 3 (19:01):
The President and I want to wish every American a
very merry Christmas. As you know, this Christmas is different
than years past. We are battling a global pandemic that
has affected all of us. Brilliant scientists have developed treatments.

Speaker 2 (19:19):
Because that's the White House of Greenacres.

Speaker 4 (19:22):
We are delivering millions of doses of a safe and
effective vaccine.

Speaker 2 (19:26):
All the people will soon end.

Speaker 4 (19:27):
This terrible pandemic and save millions and millions of lives.
We're grateful for all of the scientists, researchers, manufacturing workers,
and service members who have worked tirelessly to make this
breakthrough possible. It is truly a Christmas miracle. Over and
over again, we were told it would be impossible to

(19:49):
deliver a vaccine by the end of the year. All
of the experts said, absolutely unthinkable. Trump is exaggerating, it
can't happen, and we did it before the end of
the year. They said it would take a medical miracle,
and that's exactly what it is. Years from now, they'll
be talking about it. They'll be talking about this great,

(20:10):
great thing that we did with the vaccines, a truly unprecedented,
amazing medical miracle.

Speaker 2 (20:18):
Yeah, he executed.

Speaker 4 (20:19):
The vaccine takes up to ten years. Thanks to operation
warp speed, we descripted the test sine in just nine months.
We've already begun a nationwide vaccination program, and we're sending
the vaccine all over the world. The world will benefit,
will benefit, and everybody's calling to thank me. Our most

(20:40):
vulnerable citizens are already receiving the vaccine, and millions of
doses are quickly being shipped all across our country. By
early next year, the vaccine will be available to every American,
and shortly thereafter it will be delivered worldwide. We will
end the pandemic once and for all. This is one
of the most extraordinary scientific, industrial and medical feats and history.

(21:04):
Everybody has it as that, that's what they're marketed down as,
and we can never let people forget where it came
from and how it came. We're very proud to be
honored and all of the people that work so hard
on it. We have to be remembered for what's been done.

Speaker 2 (21:22):
Yeah, I want you to remembered, you son of a
I can't believe that people let this thing go. Great
job from Brian Shaw Hobby putting up picture after picture
after picture the people who died. People have been amputated.
As Jack lost some point out his mother in law
got the shots, multiple ones, started having blood clots all
over her body and he saw the one picture of

(21:44):
the lady there where the legs amputated. His mother in
law has had both legs, both arms amputated. Now with
this stuff and it keeps going, It's just unbelievable the
criminality that's there. And this is all made possible, folks
by an information war, an information war that was conducted

(22:04):
by the people who call themselves in for wars and
others like them, the alternative media supporting Trump and continuing
to support him and pushing people away from the truth
about what this vaccine really was. That's why it's a
very hopeful sign that at least in the Netherlands and
people in the Netherlands I think were awakened when Mark Ruda,

(22:26):
the Prime Minister, decided that he was going to destroy
the food supply of the most productive agricultural country in Europe,
the Netherlands, single handily. He's going to destroy that. He's
going to turn it over to build gates and the
picnic food delivery system that's run by his in laws,
and it woke people up. They created a new political party,

(22:48):
they got rid of him. Where did he go? NATO,
because this is a military operation against US always was
call out. Operation Warp Speed, delivered by the military, goes
world worldwide. It is a global deep population program. That's
what Operation Warp Speed is. And it's so important that
we not fall for the lies that said that it

(23:11):
was a real pandemic, the lies that said that it
was released by gain of function, and Trump is out
there trying to push that narrative as well as all
the Trump media still pushing that narrative, and the other
side is pushing this as well because it gives them
an alibi. All. We did the best we could. But
you know, this is something that the Chinese did to us. No,

(23:32):
it was done by DARPA and others. There's a long
history of them developing this stuff, a long history of
them practicing and planning exactly how they were going to
lock down people and make the vaccine a requirement for
real life. So this whole thing was a military execution.
And you know, we have one of the stories that

(23:53):
we've got today as we look at the wars. You've
got an American general who is who is head of
northcom He was asked point blank if he was given
orders to attack people in America, if he would do it.
He doesn't care about declaration of war, he doesn't care
about posse commatatis for the rest of it. Well, if
I was given orders, yeah I do it. Yeah we noticed.

(24:16):
But let me tell you it's already been done. This
is not a hypothetical. It's already been done by Trump,
and Trump will do it again. Go in and they'll say, well,
you know these gangs in Chicago, whatever they are, you know,
this is a terrorist threat to us. They're narco terrorist
because they're selling drugs. It's part of the drug war.
And I can see him using the military. And not

(24:37):
only that, but you know, when you look at what
is happening in Central and South America, if he does
make moves against the cartels in those areas, I expect
them to come in with some reprisals as they have
done in their own countries. And the first time they
kill one person who is in law enforcement or one
local or federal agent, then that's going to be open

(25:00):
warfare inside our own country. That's what's coming to us,
and it's going to come to us from the person
who already did it as a poisoner, the poisoner in chief. So,
as Minchell Hobby said, today is the first Christmas Day
in Trump's second term as president. That speech that he
did there and put out and he annotated it with

(25:24):
the pictures of people who had been killed or maimed.
That was his last Christmas address just before he left
office the first term. The Presidential Prayer Team published the
Presidential Message for Christmas, and it said, together, we must
strive to foster a culture of deeper understanding and respect

(25:48):
traits that exemplify the teachings of Christ. Well, I mean,
clearly his prayer team doesn't understand what Christmas is about
at all. It's not about making us better people something
that flows out of it. But it's about peace between
God and man. That's why Christ came incardinated. Now you

(26:09):
can't have the fruit without the root of Christ. So
he says. I'm not sure who actually wrote that, but
Trump himself was on true social saying Merry Christmas to all,
including the radical left scume doing everything possible to destroy
our country, and you know, enjoy this. It's your last
Christmas type of thing. So he said, let's take a
look at Trump's last Christmas message, and he doesn't want

(26:32):
people to ever forget where that poison came from. Except
they have forgotten, and they have walked away and there
is no justice. So to honor Trump's Christmas message to
Americans in twenty twenty, I've created a short two and
a half minute video to do what Trump requested in

(26:53):
his Christmas message and remind people to never forget where
the shots came from. I've done my best to remind
people that they can from Trump. I've done my best
to give him credit for being the father of the vaccine.
And when I call it the Trump shot, you won't
believe the amount of hate I get from people. They
viscerally hate me because I call out this murder Donald Trump, murderer, thief, pirate, criminal, tyrant,

(27:20):
you name it. He fits the bill. So yeah, father
of the vacs and his Trump miracle. Well, we're going
to take a quick break and we'll be right back.
And I'm still going to play some Christmas music these
next couple of days here in the week. Here, we'll

(27:41):
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Speaker 2 (29:47):
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Speaker 2 (30:05):
Let's continue on this pharmaceutical stuff. We don't want to
forget Trump's role in all this stuff. Bill Gates, Pfizer's
CEO Albert Borla. Of course, now they're business partners, isn't
that interesting? Trump introduces Albert Borla about their new partnership
to make money killing people, and the crowd boos Albert Borla.

(30:28):
Trump just shoves it off. Yeah, you guys, you love me.
Enough that you'll forget that I am partnered with this guy.
They Gates and Borla have been ordered to testify in
a Dutch COVID vaccine injury lawsuit. It relates to a
lawsuit filed in twenty twenty three seven people injured by
the COVID nineteen vaccines, so called. One of the victims

(30:49):
has since died. The lawsuit centers around the question of
whether the COVID nineteen injections are a bio weapon. They are,
That's what I've said all along. The suit names fifteen
other defendants, including former Dutch Prime Minister and current NATO's
Secretary General Mark Ruta, the Dutch State, several Dutch public

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health officials and journalists. Defendants are accused of misleading victims
about the safety and the efficacy of the vaccines. Remains
to be seen where the defendants will comply with the
court's order and appear this next year and a hearing.
A second lawsuit was filed in March by three COVID
nineteen injury victims in the Netherlands, presenting a similar set

(31:35):
of allegations and names the same defendants. Again, the Dutch
are leading the way in this stuff. This is the
only country in which there's been any pushback against this
massive conspiracy to commit mass murder by government and to
usher in a new technocracy, travel permits for everything, universal

(31:58):
basic income, because we're going to shut down your business.
It's just amazing to me that everybody just took this
except the Dutch, who are now awake, I think because
of Mark Rudam, because of the attacks on the farms.
Interesting thing is the expert witnesses. The very first one
mentioned in this article from Children Self Defense is Catherine
Austin fitz good for her good for her slurry report,

(32:21):
former Assistant Secretary of HUD Sasha Latapova, former pharmaceutical research
and development executive, Joseph Sasson, a psychotherapist who's litigating to
prohibit the mRNA vaccines in Florida. And Katherine Watt, who
I don't know, research and paralegal. Michael Jayden, one of

(32:44):
my heroes, a pharmacologist, former vice president of Pfizer's Allergy
and Respiratory research unit. He's been very explicit for the
longest time that this is a deliberate movie. These things
don't just happen. Said this was deliberate. They know every
ingredient that they put in, and you look at these
ingredients and how harmful they are. He said, this is deliberate,

(33:07):
this was a poisoning. He's made the case it's a
buy weapon. I played a clip for you last week
of Michael Yayden being very clear about this. Good for him.
In October twenty twenty four, the District Court when District
Court rejected Gates's motion to dismiss the case, ruling that
it has jurisdiction over him and ordering him to pay
defendants legal fees. In June twenty twenty five, the plaintiffs

(33:31):
increased their claims against defendants and petitioned the court to
accept the expert witness testimony that has been recorded. They're
trying to get them in court to testify in person
because it's more powerful than giving a video deposition. But
the expert witnesses have now released a series of YouTube

(33:52):
videos presenting their evidence and talking about what they would
say given a chance. So the lawyer for them, Stassin
is his name, submitted written statements the recorded video statements
by the expert witnesses to the district Court. The second
lawsuit kicked off in March. In August, the District Court

(34:13):
denied the application, saying that the defendants lacked standing. In September,
the lawyer filed an appeal alleging that the court did
not afford the plaintiffs a fair trial in violation of
the European Commission on Human Rights and calling on the
court to allow the expert witnesses to testify in court.
During last week's public conference, the lawyer Stassin said, the

(34:34):
plaintiffs and the broader public quote are victims of people
who unjustly suppressed the truth. That's what the cancelation and
the shadow banding was all about. As a matter of fact,
I put up some stuff and so it's maybe like
one hundred people saw the post I put up when

(34:56):
I'm supposed to have about one hundred and forty thousand followers.
And so I am, yes, GROC itself. I said, so
how do I you know, I asked the questions about
shadow bank. He said, well, Twitter or x says it
doesn't shadow band, but GROC says, but it does, and
here's how you test it. And yes, it is severely

(35:17):
shadow band. You know, first I gave it the stats
and says, well that is highly unusual. You know, might
be shadow band. Here's how you can test it. I
did test it. It's still being suppressed. Nothing is being changed,
the suppression of the truth. My clients were misled. Had
they not been misled, they would have not gotten the
COVID nineteen shot, a shot that the suppressors of the

(35:40):
truth still tout as safe and effective to this day.
And that is Albert Bordlos replied to this lawsuit. Stassen
also noted that his efforts to have the Dutch courts
accept expert witness in person testimony. He said, the witnesses
tend to present evidence showing that the COVID nineteen shots

(36:01):
are indistinguishable from bioweapons. They have no health benefits whatsoever.
They're neither safe nor effective. They're released in the US
under emergency authorization by a Trump administration executive. All these
guys came from and went back to Big Farm. All

(36:21):
the people in Trump's administration. He had two FDA directors,
one went back to one went to PISA, the other
one went to Moderna. His HHS director came from Eli Lilly.
He was the one who first declared a pandemic when
there weren't any cases even that they can allege I
think there's three people that they alleged had COVID nineteen.
That's not a pandemic. Three cases in all of the

(36:45):
United States, and nobody had died. And so you know
what was it with this emergency authorization and Trump pushing
this thing through. He removed all the tests, removed any
inspection of this. He just rushed this thing through. That's
how he got it through so fast. That's not a feature,

(37:06):
that's a bug. How in the world does he get
away with bragging about the fact that he shut down
all testing and all regulation of this stuff, and they
have shut down and lied about the people that have
been harmed by it. So by design, they were intended
to cause the damage that's described in the PASS package
insert as reported side effects, things like side effect like

(37:30):
sudden death, heart failure, cancer, the most horrific diseases, A
key component of the Great Reset. That's what this was.
It was a military project in which NATO plays a
significant role. Hence Mark Ruta and why they brought him
in there. Of course, it was a military project. As

(37:52):
I said over and over again, it was the other
shoe to drop from the inside job of nine to eleven.
It was two months before nine to eleven that they
ran their first germ game, Dark Winter, and they practiced
it for twenty years. They rolled the stuff out with
the military taking the lead. It was a military mass murder.

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Senson told the defender that he and other expert witnesses
are advocating to testify in court as this can be
more influential than written testimony. He said he intends to
provide evidence that the COVID nineteen vaccines, so called vaccines
or bi weapons, violating the Biological Weapons Convention and the
Biological Weapons and Anti Terrorism Act of nineteen eighty nine,

(38:36):
which is authored by the late Francis Boyle PhD, an
expert witness in the original lawsuit who died in January.
I guess if he was an expert witness in this,
I guess he finally came around to the understanding that
this is a bio weapon. When I was pushing back

(38:57):
on this at info Wars, Alex was pushing that the
pandemic was real, that the vaccines were nothing but sugar water,
and you could take it for Trump. Yeah, of course
it's going to have some magic of incentive, but yeah,
you can take this, do it for Trump and so
Alex had me on. I didn't realize that Alex was
doing that at the time, and I didn't know that

(39:19):
this is going to be set up as a faue
debate between me and Francis Boyle. Francis Boyle believing and
telling people at the time that the COVID nineteen thing
was a lab leak and that it was a real pandemic.
I pushed back against that. I haven't gone back. Ryan
sent me a link to the actual programming. Still find
it at the Internet at the info Wars archives, but

(39:43):
I haven't gone back and looking. I don't like watching myself,
and I'm sure if I watched it, i'd be very
disappointed in what I did. I don't know that I
made a good case for it. I'm not a great debater.
I just was right, and I'm not saying that to
pat myself on the back. I say it with sadness
because I look at the people who had been harmed

(40:03):
by this, and I just wish we could have gotten
this information out. I wish I could have done a
better job. It's difficult when it's, first of all, I
didn't know that this is coming up. It's like when
he says Hey, I would like to come and you know,
walk in cold with this stuff. I don't know this

(40:25):
is going to be a debate. It's not really a
debate when it's two against one and the moderators got
his thumb on the scale. But now we see that
he was an expert witness to say that it was
a bioweapon. Well good sash a lot of COVID told
the defender that the lawsuits are the only ones worldwide.

(40:45):
The allege that COVID was not a public health event
but a government project. That's right. Going back to Dark Winter,
the resulted in mass casualty that can be characterized as genocide,
more broadly as democide death by government of the population interstatement.

(41:07):
Lotipova alleged the military, governance and contracts were used to develop, procured, delivered,
distribute these shots all over the world and to bypass
standard regulatory oversight procedures for pharmaceutical products. Yeah, you know
that's the thing. The old media still pushing this. China

(41:27):
Lablik I had some guy respond to the Monster jab
movie that clipped that we did and said, you're pathetic
trying to pat yourself on the back for being right.
It's like no, pal. There's people who really believe that
it was a real pandemic. There's people who really believe

(41:48):
that it leaked out of the lab. There's people who
really believe that the government did the best job that
it could. I'm simply trying in a satire to tell
people that is not the case. We got a lot
of criminal conspirators who did this to people, and they're
gonna do it again. If they don't answer for this stuff,

(42:12):
they're already plotting it. There is substantial evidence of non
compliance with good manufacturing practices, she said, which is the
law that governs pharmaceutical purity and honesty and labeling all
over the world. Well, of course they knew that, and
I reported at the time stat News, which is a
pharmaceutical publication. It's not critical of pharmaceutical industry, and they

(42:34):
pointed out that Pfizer was blackmailing three South American countries, saying,
you will give us immunity against unsafe manufacturing processes, against negligence,
not just on the fact that this is experimental, but
you'll give us broad immunity, and you'll back it up

(42:55):
by pledging assets in other countries, embassies and other things
like that. And we already see some countries who were
up against financial hardship selling their embassies because that's property
in real estate and other countries that they can sell.
So Ifiser demanded that as protection, one of the South
American countries went along with it. The other two did not,

(43:18):
and they went public with it. So I remember correctly,
I think it was Argentina and Brazil. According to Catherine
Austin Fitz, global central banks and financial institutions were involved
in these efforts. She said the pandemic represented an egregious
misuse of health care policies t implement economic and political agendas.

(43:38):
That's right with the goal of engineering a great reset
of the global financial system, and we are still suffering
the consequences of that. Jayden said that since twenty twenty,
he's attempted to warn the public that the COVID nineteen
vaccines were designed to lower the fertility rate and people's

(43:59):
health and to reduce population. He said that even though
he was censored on social media for making such comments,
he said, this is what I have watched happen around
me for five years. So several of the defendants, including Borla,
Albert borlo Of, CEO of Pfizer. Mark Rude, the former
Prime minister now head of NATO and the Dutch State,

(44:23):
sought to blot the testimony of the plaintiff's expert witnesses.
Gates was the only defendant who deferred to the court's
judgment on this point. In September, Gates and Borland submitted
written statements of defense. In his statement, Gates says he
doesn't have any connection or influence over the policies of
international bodies such as the World Health Organization, except it's

(44:45):
a matter of record that he gives more than virtually
every other country in terms of money to them, except
for the US, one of the largest contributors, more than
most nations, but he says he doesn't have any influence
with them. Albert Borla has maintained that the Trump shot
is safe and effective, and of course Trump continues to

(45:08):
cheer him. He's now a business partner of his and
a Trump will never admit that this was a bioweapon.
He's the father of the bioweapon. He's the father of
the lockdown. He's the father of the digital ID, He's
the father of universal basic income. Government program for compensating

(45:28):
vaccine injuries is unconstitutional. That is the PREP Act. This
is a lawsuit filed in the United States saying that
people can't trying to get compensation with people been injured
by the Trump bioweapon. Two women with support from Children's
Health Defense are suing the government agency that oversees a

(45:51):
compensation program for the vaccine injuries. They alleged the program
violated their constitutional rights by setting bligibility criteria that's so
restrictive that neither women can qualify for compensation. Just remember,
the PREP Act was put in by George Bush. Dark
Winter happened under George Bush two months before nine to eleven.

(46:14):
The model legislation was put out to states after the
anthrax attack that happened one week after it, and then
he prepared for all this stuff with a PREP Act. Well,
their prepping was to take away anybody getting any compensation
for the massive depopulation program that's going to be coming.
This is how the globals to operate. They have a

(46:35):
very very long timeline. And of course that was Republican
George W. Bush. Now we've got Republican Donald Trump who
executes it and then sets up a corrupt election system
to guarantee that he's not going to get re elected,
so he can turn it over to the Democrats and
to make sure that everybody is confused as to what's

(46:57):
going on. But if you go back to the nineteen
eighty six Childhood Vaccine Compensation Act or whatever they called it,
but it basically it took away your right to get
compensation if your child is injured with the pharmaceutical stuff
that's there nineteen eighty six. That was Fauci, but it's
also Reagan who signed that in So we've got Reagan,

(47:19):
we got Bush, we've got Trump. Don't talk to me
about Republicans being the lesser of two evils. Come on,
wake up. I've heard that for too long. Lesser of
two evils is still evil. But these guys are not
necessarily even lesser. They just focus on different evils. That's

(47:40):
the difference between the Republicans and the Democrats. They typically
have a different evil agenda, and they're going to come
after you in a different way. But they're both come
in after you. So the claim has to be filed
within twelve months after the injury occurred. This is even
worse than the pedophile protection that they've got in there
with statute limitations, and Jeffrey Epstein or Trump rape a child.

(48:03):
They get three years to blow the whistle on. Of
course that doesn't happen, and they know that. But here,
how do you Many of these people don't know for
sure what's going on. For twelve months, strange things are
happening to them, and so Ray Flores said, the programme's
definition of serious physical injury is arbitrary. The federal government

(48:25):
defines serious physical injury as injuries that are life threatening,
the result in permanent impairment of a body function or
permanent damage to body structure, or require medical or surgical
intervention to preclude permanent impairment of a body function or
permanent damage of a body structure. And of course you've
seen this happen over and over again with this, and

(48:46):
yet they're not compensating anybody. So these two defendants allege
the vaccine cause multiple injuries that have impaired their ability
to work and live normal lives, but they say that
their injuries fall short of the threshold established by the CICP.
It is fundamentally unjust and unconstitutional under the US Constitution

(49:09):
for someone to suffer substantial injury and have absolutely no
path to recovery or accountability, said Mary Holland of children's
self defense. And what makes us worse is that the
substantial injury has come to them from the government itself.
That's why it's being denied. Potentially millions of people have

(49:31):
suffered tremendous harms that the government does not consider to
be serious and have been left without any remedy as
a result. So this one person again, you got to
get there within twelve months. She saw one hundred and
five doctors over two and a half years and substantial

(49:51):
painful symptoms. She developed autoimmune disorder, small fiber neuropathy, postural
orthostatic tachycardia syndrome called pots, massed cell activation syndrome, tinitis,
heart palpitations, leaving her unable to work. This is after
two doses of the Trump poison. The other person received

(50:16):
two doses of Moderna's Trump poison in the other one
was Pfizer. The vaccines caused her to develop high blood pressure, tachycardia,
pelvic pain, tremors, leg numbness, weight loss, frequent urination, and insomnia.
She had a set upright for several months. While the
injuries have subsided somewhat from their Zenith, the plaintiffs remain

(50:40):
impaired and have no access to any remedy. Unlike prior
cases challenging the PREP Act, the new lawsuit is narrowly
pled to show that plaintiffs and the vast majority that
injured are left without any remedy whatsoever. The sole exception
to the Prepact's liability SHES is wilful misconduct, defined as

(51:03):
intentional acts or missions done with knowledge that harm is
highly probable. Well, you know, the first thing that comes
to mind is the scientists that Children's Self Defense noticed
that they were encapsulating this mr and A in peg
polyethlene glack hal it's called pegilated, and they saw that

(51:31):
in the scientists a lot of people are allergic to that.
That's going to if you inject that into people, that's
going to cause them to go into anaphylactic shock. And
contacted the FDA, and the FDA said, we don't care.
Carl Pfizer let them know. Of course Pfizer when he
contacted them, they didn't care. And so is that wilful misconduct?

(51:53):
Does Pfiser know that his wilful misconduct when they are
seeking to have extraordinary legal immunity for the harm that
they know they're going to do with these vaccines, threatening
in blackmailing three countries. Because again, this is at the
point where if you don't get the shots globally, all
of these governments, and I've said it so many times,

(52:16):
doesn't matter what political party, it doesn't matter what claimed
political philosophy they have, they were all conspiring together. This
was a global conspiracy of the leaders of every single country.
How can people not be upset with this? This is
so long and people just got tired of the masks
and the silly six feet apart rules and just stopped complying,

(52:39):
walked away and lift it at that they can come
back and say, wait a minute, you know, we need
to bring these people to heal. It's amazing. However, the
PREP Act requires that wilful misconduct claims first be adjudicated
through CICP, even though CICP bars claims that fall below
it's serious physical injury threshold. So his clay's a classic

(53:03):
unconstitutional catch twenty two scenario for perspective claimants. According to
the lawsuit, yeah, they wargamed this thing out. Former US
Health Secretary under Biden, Javier Bessera, declared the end of
the COVID nineteen public health emergencies in May of twenty
twenty three. However, the declarations did not end a separate

(53:26):
public health emergency that lays the Trump shot covered under
the PREP Act. Yeah, I played these little legal games
with us, don't they? And that's what Javier Aversa was't
He was brought in. Trump had as his head of HHS,
a former CEO of Eli Lilly, Who's going to run
this whole thing through and create the vaccine. Then Biden

(53:49):
was the one who was going to push it as
a requirement and was going to make sure that they
maintained legal immunity for the pharmaceutical company. So they brought
in a lawyer. Nobody with a medical experience, but they
brought in a lawyer, Javeabsarah, to shepherd this thing through
to use what Trump, this bioweapon that Trump had created

(54:11):
with this pharmaceutical administration. Just before the end of Biden's term,
but Sarah extended the PREP BACS liability shield for COVID
nineteen countermeasures until December thirty first, twenty twenty nine. It
was the twelfth extension since twenty twenty. As of December one,

(54:35):
CICP has compensated only forty two vaccine related claims out
of fourteen thousand claims filed, less than zero point three percent.
A lot of people don't know about this. A lot
of people look at it and say, well, they're not
going to pay me, why bother? The median payout for
a COVID nineteen vaccine injury has been just over four

(54:58):
thousand dollars undred dollars. However, the average payout is one
hundred and fifty five thousand. That is skewed by two
unusually large payouts. Without those two large payouts, the average
compensation amount would fall to five one hundred dollars. And
when I look at this, I think about another Republican,

(55:21):
Mike DeWine, the governor of Ohio. He's the one who
came up with a million dollar vaccine lottery. Isn't that amazing?
So there's never been a successful challenge to the CICP,
So we'll see what happens with it. Meanwhile, Rod Snyder
is criticized by left wing media eight because he brags

(55:43):
that he beat Gavin Newsom's vaccine rules. Newsom put in
a vaccine rules saying you're not going to have any
concerts unless you got less than a thousand people. He said, okay,
well we'll have nine hundred and ninety nine. That way,
nobody gets sick, right. Yeah, you know it's interesting media.
I criticizes them for this. You know, the liberals hate Trump,

(56:07):
but they love his bioweapon. The MAGA people hate the
bio weapon, but they love Trump, who brags about being
the father of it. So I say America has gone mad.
Mad make America double think. You know, they can't neither
the left nor the right can connect the dots on

(56:29):
any of this stuff. Rob Sneider said he beat Newsom's
COVID nineteen check requirements by lowering his ticket sales to
nine hundred and ninety nine to avoid the state mandate
that you would have to check people's vaccine cards to
come to an event. On a December twentieth interview, he said,

(56:50):
in California, Gavin Newsom closed churches, but he kept open
strip clubs, which I appreciated, he said, And he kept
open the liquor store and the weed stores, and it
was like what then he closed private businesses. He said,
if you have more than a thousand people when you perform,
then they have to bring their vaccine cards. So I said, okay,

(57:11):
just sell nine hundred and niney nine tickets. I'm not
going to force anyone to do anything. He said. This
is all a form of coercion, something out of the
nineteen forties with the Japanese in tournament camps. An American citizen,
all of a sudden, you weren't. So you always have
to be aware historically that you're an American citizen until
you're not. Because these Japanese citizens had everything taken away

(57:32):
from them and were thrown into camps. We've seen something
like that today under Trump. He's not going to criticize Trump.
Actually he's a big fan of Trump. These were American citizens,
something that we need to be aware of. Under COVID,
we're able to see your small business, your restaurant shut shuttered,
your ability to make money, your ability to take care

(57:52):
of your family stopped. And what they do, They printed
money and all this stuff at the same time at
the tax fairs expense devaluing all of our money and
you know, setting in and in effect this massive ramp
up of the federal deficit. The one thing that Trump
will never talk about, the government deficit. You know, Hillary

(58:15):
called us deplorable. Trump called us non essential, and he
bankrupted main street mom and pop businesses because he wanted
to push stimulus. Train people about universal basic income. He said,
we have to warrn Americans of the potential of this
country to become authoritarian. Sorry, it was in twenty twenty.

(58:41):
It was authoritarian, and it was just insanity. I really
feel like I don't want the Democrat Party trying to
run my life, he said. And there's not one aspect
of your life that they don't want to interfere with.
Se Again, he falls back into the part mind trap.

(59:02):
It's not just Democrats who are destroying your life. Republicans
are creating the military bioweapon. The Republicans who actually did
the lockdown. The lockdown stuff was all Trump. Some of
it was continued, yes, but the lockdown stuff that happened
in twenty twenty was all Trump. And the money that

(59:23):
he paid to hospitals to kill people was one hundred
percent on Trump and people like Peter Navara that he
brought back. So again, what about Trump, What about Bush?
What about Reagan? What about the profits for the pharmaceutical companies?
What about the military depopulation program and the global conspiracy

(59:45):
of all of these governments. That was a part of that. Yeah,
let's not think about that. That'd be too scary.

Speaker 1 (59:51):
Right.

Speaker 2 (59:53):
Well, we got some comments here, Travis. You I've been
talking for a while. To let you read the comments.

Speaker 5 (59:58):
That's right, we've got more young, he says, in the
spirit of the Declaration of Independence. List of tyrannical acts
of King George the Third. This is a list of
King Trump's oath violations, crimes and broken promises. We have
ben Laden Bernanki, He says. It's permissible to have our
military be violently attacked the USS liberty in nineteen sixty seven,
because that's Israel. But if anyone of the urban peasants

(01:00:21):
harms a hair of our jack boots, then it's on.

Speaker 2 (01:00:23):
That's right. You don't even film them. Filming them is
an act of terrorism. Now we're told, yeah, they're in public.

Speaker 5 (01:00:30):
Nibodu twenty twenty nine. They didn't create a vaccine for
a COVID virus. They created the covid scamdemic for the vaccine.

Speaker 2 (01:00:38):
That's right, that's what dark Water was all about.

Speaker 5 (01:00:41):
Cicada seventeen says, yesterday was reflection Sunday at our church
with an open mic, one man listed off ten people
close to him that died over the past year. All
I could think was, it's that poison shot and Max,
we all have this play acting in Minnesota, Trump pretending
he's going after the leadership, but Waltz is starting in

(01:01:02):
new somality charity programs and declaring his run for a
third term.

Speaker 2 (01:01:06):
Such amazing.

Speaker 5 (01:01:07):
HUTSPA would be my guest. Trump and Walter in the
same club, just playing opposing positions like Soros. Has he
been arrested yet?

Speaker 1 (01:01:14):
All?

Speaker 2 (01:01:15):
Yes, that's so true? Yes, is that it is not
all the comments we got. We're gonna take a quick break, folks,
and we will be right back.

Speaker 1 (01:02:22):
You're listening to the David Night Show. You're listening to

(01:03:40):
the David Knight Show.

Speaker 2 (01:03:43):
Well, it's just recently, I think was it around Thanksgiving
that Sean Duffy, the Department Transportation secretary, said people are
dressing really slovenly, you know as they go to fly.
We need to stop that, you know, you need to
have some self respect and all the rest of stuff. Well,
then just before Christmas, the TSA is warning flyers do
not wear any festive clothing. Yeah, hey, slave don't get

(01:04:09):
any ideas, you know, none of this fancy stuff. It's
going to interfere with our naked body scanners that we've
got here, and we'll have to give you increased patdowns
here TSA PSA. The body scanners don't like sparkles, said
the post, which was shared the TSA's social media. So
that's the difference between George Lwell's big brother and the

(01:04:32):
big brother that we've got. Now you know they are.
They kind of say it with a smile. Isn't that nice.
We don't want to dull your holiday shine, but we
don't recommend wearing your sparkly holiday sweater to the airport.
Holiday sweaters can sometimes feature sequins or metallic materials. They
can set off the scanner and lead to extra security screening. Well,

(01:04:54):
the scanner sets me off, I'd say good, everybody wear
a holid set it off, shut it down. Sparkles are
sequence because those are two different things, Darling, said one user.
See that's what they're going to do. They're not going
to complain about the TSA and what they're doing. They're

(01:05:18):
gonna quibble about whether it is sparkles or sequins. I
thought we were supposed to dress up to fly, said
another well the website also one of the passengers could
be asked to remove their outer garments when going through
the scanner. You're gonna dress up. We're gonna dress you down.
We're gonna strip search you. We're gonna put our hands

(01:05:38):
on you because you are our slave. This is training, folks,
The Training for the Security State TSA recently answered a
slew of burning questions about what you can and cannot
bring through airport security ahead of Christmas, time sharing vital
advice for those who are traveling with gifts on this website.
Don't wrap stuff up. We'll have to tear all around,

(01:06:00):
apping off. I'm so sick of the TSA and the
federal government and its micromanaging of our lives. TSA encourages
passengers traveling with gifts this holiday season to use bags
which can be opened and gone through. Gift boxes and
the like kids can remove. TSA officers can inspect those

(01:06:20):
gifts if necessary and avoid the possibility of opening fully
wrapped presents their minded flyers at snow globes, which we've
had for the longest time. They are now a security
threat and you cannot travel with a snow globe. It's
so great that the TSA is on top of all
these threats. They know they don't exist. They tell you

(01:06:45):
the TSA is a threat. You just don't realize it.
Perhaps maybe the listeners of this program do. Snow globes
are never a problem, but now they are. If assured
it assured the customers that you, yes, you are allowed
to travel with live plants, so you can bring your
points set. Isn't that generous of them until they change

(01:07:08):
their mind and the points that go the way of
the snow globes. So new airport DNA law is now
in effect. You know where they said, we're going to
get the DNA of people traveling into this country from
even friendly nations. That went into effect December the twenty sixth.
Isn't that interesting. The new rule targets citizens entering or

(01:07:31):
leaving the US, non citizens, I should say, and you
now are subject to facial recognition DNA social media of
five years. All the rest of this stuff and the
facial recognition pictures will be stored up to seventy five years.
At that point. I guess they figure you don't have

(01:07:52):
a face left anymore because you're dead. So let it go.
So the new rules expand officials are legally allowed to
ask for let that sink in. These are rules, not laws,
and these are rules that are being written by the
officials who give themselves legal allowance to do whatever they wish.

(01:08:17):
This is how what our country has become now. We're
no longer a country of laws established by Congress. We
don't care about the constitution. Instead, the bureaucracy rites its
own rules, They enforce them, they judge you for your
violation of them. The rules are not laws. The Constitution

(01:08:37):
has not been amended. They have the power to do this,
but they have no authority for any of this tyranny.
The new rules could further dampen demand to visit the
US by foreign travelers. International visits to the usfl and
twenty twenty five to eighty five percent of twenty nineteen levels.

(01:09:00):
Group expects the arrivals to rebound in twenty twenty six,
but only to about eighty nine percent of pre pandemic levels. Yeah.
Like I said before, the federal government is like a
boa constrictor. The constrictions are smothering.

Speaker 1 (01:09:16):
US.

Speaker 2 (01:09:17):
Countries are making calls to cancel all visas for Americans
here's part of the travel wars. Now, this is not
in response to the DNA and social media requirements, but
this is a total of thirty nine countries that now
face a total ban or restrictions of entering the US.
And some of these make sense, some of them don't.

(01:09:42):
Some of these are very dangerous countries. And so they said, well,
we're just not going to accept anybody from those countries.
I don't know that's going to keep them from getting in.
In Antigua, the Prime Minister there issued a statement saying
that the Caribbean country's government was deeply disappointed, giving the
justification accusing it of loose rules. Listen to this, loose

(01:10:05):
rules for granting citizenship by investment. Isn't Trump bragging about
that in a sense? I know it's not citizenship, it's
like a green card, But he's bragging about how he's
bringing in billionaires who will pay five million dollars to
get a goal card instead of a green card. I
look at that, and I say, he's bringing in the

(01:10:27):
worst of the worst. He's bringing in the richest of
the rich. These are not the people we want. I
would much rather have the poor people who walk across
the border than these grifting billionaires. Even if the people
are coming across with the intention of just getting on
the welfare system, they will do far less damage to
our country than some form billionaire. Niger is completely and

(01:10:51):
permanently prohibited from the issurance of visas to all US
citizens and definitely banning entry to his territory for nationals
as a response to being banned themselves. I think this
is a good case could be made for banning travel
coming from Niger. It's not Nigeria's Niger a Muslim majority

(01:11:13):
nation with a population of over twenty five million. The
White House said that they have a visa overstay rate
of thirteen percent for business visas and sixteen for student ones.
In other words, people get a visa to come in
for business purposes or student purposes, and they don't go
home when the visa expires, so they said, as well

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as terrorists and their supporters that are actively planning kidnappings,
So again I don't know that's going to keep them out. Meanwhile,
you have airlines calling in psychologists to stop passengers risking
their lives for bags, So that was an interesting headline.
What are they doing? Are they climbing onto the luggage carouselers,

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I want that bag. No, that's not the case. And
yet when you look at this again, all air travel,
just like everything else the government is doing, is now
all psychological manipulation. I said for the longest time, all
this TSA stuff is pure BF skinner. It is positive
oprant conditioning. You let me touch you, you let me

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pick take scans of your naked body, and I'll let
you fly. You know that's positive oprankt conditioning. It's not saying, well,
if you don't let me do this, I'm going to
throw you in jail. No, that would be negative. The
positive is you do this and immediately you get a treat.
The only thing missing is that you don't. That's the
clicker training that you see for dogs, dolphins, ravens and

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things like that. The only thing missing. They should have
a TSA agent. When you go through the little scanner
should give you a click. Right, hey, now you get
a treat. Okay. So, mobile phone footage from recent evacuations
has shown that people are increasingly pausing to recover their
belonging from overhead lockers before evacuating a plane that has

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been wrecked. And so that's what they're talking about They said,
you know, people carry on valuable so them, why do
we carry on valuables now like that, Well, because we
know that if we leave them in our luggage and
we're not allowed to lock our luggage anymore, that they'll
be thieves who steal stuff. This happened to Karen's brother

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who took a family vacation and he bought a brand
new camera, still had it in the box, put it
in his luggage, and of course that was right after
they stopped allowing people to lock their luggage and the
camera was interesting. Thing that really got him angry was
they took the camera out and then steal it and

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then put the you know, close the box up and
put the box back in. I guess it's easier to
put the camera in their coat if they do that.
So video shows the problem has become a parent from
a footage of people sliding down escape chutes or stumbling
from aircraft doors while clutching their bags. They cited the

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example a Delta Airline plane that overturned and landing in
Toronto and February eighty passengers and crew aboard, twenty one
of whom sustained injuries. The aircraft slipped rolled on the runway,
and yet there were pictures of everyone running away with
their suitcases. Anyone who's been through this will know the
flight attendants are going to be screaming at their top

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of the lungs to exit the plane immediately. And they
said the Japanese do as they told, so we should
be more like the job. Yeah, that is a They
want us to be submissive, completely submissive, and they make
no bones about it, do they. Well, ye have a
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Speaker 2 (01:19:22):
Well, I'm reminded of Chicago the musical group. They're staying
while the city sleeps. Men are scheming new ways to
kill us. Netan. Yahoo's got a new slant to lure
Trump back into a war with her on He can't
say that we've got to stop the nuclear production facilities
because Trump has already bragged about the fact that he

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completely destroyed them. So they've got to come up with
a new rationale for attacking Iran. But attack Iran we must,
because that's what Netanyahu has been all about for thirty
some odd years. I mean, he's telling everybody they're just
a couple of weeks away from a nuclear weapon. We
got attack, we got attack. He's been doing this, having
his ACME cartoon bombs up behind him to scare people

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for decades. In these last days of the year, the
Trump administration has boarded or seized three tankers either loaded
with Venezuelan and oil or destined for Venezuela. The most
egregious seizure in terms of illegality being a Chinese owned,
Panama flagged vessel reportedly destined for China and on nobody's

(01:20:31):
sanctions list. This is the Rampaul Institute writing this, by
the way, in a different zone of conflict. The Security
Services of Ukraine, the SBU, last Friday, claimed that it
had struck a Russian so called Shadow Fleet tanker with
aerial drones and waters of the Mediterranean Sea off of Morocco.

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The SBU did not give further details of the attack,
including how they had deployed a drone in the Mediterranean
kilometers that's about twelve hundred miles from Ukraine, or the
site from which they launched this. Russia vows that they
would retaliate, and of course what we see now happening

(01:21:13):
is both Russia and Ukraine attacking each other's infrastructure, primarily
by going after energy targets, whether it's fuel refineries or
electrical generation and distribution. Blockades, seizures and attacks very plainly
are acts of war. Despite the US claims that America

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owns all the oil produced by Venezuela until all historical
US legal claims against Venezuela are satisfied. It is yet
another ratchet to the drift of lawlessness in US foreign policy.
These acts are pre eminently aimed at China, which has
large equities in the Venezuelan oil industry, and at Russia.

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Add to that, the eleven billion dollars in weapons being
sent to Taiwan, with a significant amount of medium to
long range missile systems being part of the plan to transfer,
including eighty two Hi Mars launchers with army attacks. I
guess is what you call these things missiles. They'll allow
Taipei forces to hit targets across the Taipan Strait. The

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last transfer of the attacks has infuriated China. What this
suggests is that the National Strategy Statement in respect to
China says that Washington now views China no longer as
constituting a prime threat, but only as an economic competitor.
That statement is meaningless rhetoric. China is being treated as

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an adversarial threat and will respond as such. China and
Russia will read the Trump administration by its actions rather
than by this NSS rhetoric. The signals speak plainly escalation.
Put all this into the context of quote unquote leaks
by senior Trump officials, which Director of National Intelligence Tulsi

(01:23:09):
Gabbard says are lies in propaganda. She says the claims
that the US intelligence community agrees to and supports the
EU NATO viewpoint that Russia's aim is to invade conquer
Europe in order to gin up support for their pro
war policies. That these are lies being pushed by what

(01:23:29):
she terms the deep state warmongers and their propaganda media.
In other words, she says, US intelligence assesses that Russia
seeks to avoid a larger war with NATO. So what
Gabbard is telling us is that there is open intro
warfare at the top of the Trump administration internescing warfare

(01:23:51):
within the intelligence community. What a surprise. I said all
along that the intelligence community, CIA and all them. It's
not a monolithic organization. There's different factions in it, and
now they're openly holding press conferences contradicting each other. On
the one side, there's the CIA, the Hawks, and the

(01:24:11):
European collaborators. On the other side is Gabbard's intelligence en
lists and the larger US constituency. So where is Trump
and all this brew? They ask, why is he positioning
himself at the cusp of another round of conflict with China?
Why would he do that when US economic structures are
so fragile, when China has shown that it has economic

(01:24:36):
leverage with which to fight. Is the explanation. The simplistic
response that it's a diversion from the release of further
Epstein images. I don't think so. I don't know if
they think that or not, but they kind of leave
that as an open question. If you go back to
look at what happened in twenty twenty, Trump, pretending that

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he is an anti globalist, was the leader of the
globalist conspiracy to lock down and vaccinate US all. He
was the leader of that conspiracy. He produced the vaccine
with the US taxpayer money and with the US military
and his resources, and so this I see as just
more of the same, a global conspiracy by a globalist Trump.

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Why did Trump dispatch Witkoff and Kushner to Berlin when
the intent of Europeans to wreckt the negotiating process with
Russia was quite evident beforehand. The two Americans, so called envoys,
did not sign the European proposal they set silently, yet
neither did they enter any dissent, not even when NATO

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Article five security guarantees were talked about as being put
into play for Ukraine. Who was it that provided the
targeting data by which Ukraine apparently was able to attack
this tanker off of the North African coast. Two thousand
kilometers from Ukraine twelve hundred miles. And why draw in

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Iran by seizing the Iranian bela ie ostensibly flagged to
Guyana and heading towards Venezuela. Does this represent the start
to another round to the Iranian tanker that was originally
pursued by Israel. Does it suit Netanyahu and certain constituencies
in Israel's purposes to heat up the situation with respect

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to Iran. Well, since this is written, of course we
now have Netna who had planned to go to mar
A Lago. But over the weekend we had some very
sensational headlines that are pushed by mainstream media, including a
Drudge report. Wake up Saturday and look at the top
of the drudg report and it says Iran declares total war. Well,

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that was a total lie. What the Iranian Prime Minister, president,
whatever his title is, what he said was they have
engaged in total war against us. He said, when we
were fighting Iraq, they were shooting missiles at US. We
knew where those missiles are coming from. But he said,
this is a total war that's being conducted by the US,
EU Israel. They're coming at us financially they're coming at

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us militarily, They're coming at us from every different direction.
So he says that they have declared total war. And
it wasn't a decoration man, but it was portrayed exactly
the opposite way by a UK tabloid and then pushed
by the Drudge Report and other organizations pushing for that war.
Here Nettnell, who was scheduled to leave for Palm Beach

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on December the twenty eighth yesterday to have one or
perhaps two meetings of Trump. And so the thing that's
on his agenda is not Gaza. I mean, they've gotten
what they want from Trump without Rather it is Iran.
Iran will not be presented to Trump as rushing toward
a nuclear breakthrough that old cliche. That's an old narrative.

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And of course they can't sell that because it would
mean that Trump would have to admit that his bombing
run was a failure. He's never going to say than
anything he did was a failure, even when it's obvious
to the world. The new one is that that's been
put out by Israeli commentator Anna Barski. She wrote, she said,

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the more immediate threat here, more than nuclear itself, is
the systematic Iranian reconstruction of the middle layer, the ballistic
missile industry, its production lines, and its ability to restore
the functionality to damaged air defense systems. Understand that when

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Putin launched this large attack against Kiev of the Christmas holidays,
the drones were Iranian drones and they have large production
for Ron is a very very large country with a
lot of people and a lot of production capability, and
they have produced these suicide attack drones, produced them in

(01:29:08):
large numbers, so much so that the Russians are actually
buying them from them. And so this is going to
be the focus by Netnahu and those who want to
destroy Iran, that we've got to stop them because the missiles,
and so we can pretend that the nuclear program has
been stopped for now, so we don't embarrass Trump, and

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we'll tell him that he's got to go after their
missile system. So the message Netnaha will take is that
Israel must not allow Iran to rebuild a missile and
defense umbrella that will close the skies over sensitive sites. Natanya,
who will likely claim, will likely remind the president that
Trump was placed in power not just to promote Israel's image,

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but for the real politic purpose of expanding Israel's real
world power in the region and their control over territory.
So then we get to this headline. Here the Iranian
president says that Israel US are already waging full scale war.
He said the US, Israel, and Europe are already waging

(01:30:15):
full fledged war on Iran. That he returned to kinetic
warfare will result in a more decisive response than the
retaliation that was witnessed during June's twelve day war. A
sixty six hundred word interview that's published on the official
site of Iran's leader. There, the wide ranging discussion addressed

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the full spectrum of challenges the country's facing, including internal, political, social, economic,
and cultural ones, and so again, he says. The war
quote that is making headlines came in the midst of
a discussion of Iran's attempt to make the most of
their finite energy resources, and immediately followed his listing of

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the many small ways he said he personally economizes with
state resources, from ordering radiators turned off in offices that
he seldom uses, to shutting down a heated swimming pool
that was dedicated for his own use. Then he pivoted
and he put Iran's struggle in the context of the
Israeli Western efforts to weaken the country, from economic sanctions

(01:31:24):
to attempting to foster internal discontent. He said, in my opinion,
we are in a full fledged war with America, Israel,
and Europe. They do not want our country to stand
on its feet. This war is worse than a rock's
war against us. And again the quote about when they
shot something at us, we could see the missiles coming,
we knew where they're coming from. This is something that

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is coming in from every angle, he said. Here they
are besieging us from every aspect. They're putting us in
difficulty constraint, creating problems in terms of livelihood, culturally, politically
and security wise. They block our sales, our exchanges, our trade.
And on the other side, expectations in society have risen. Consequently,

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we must all help with all of our might to
fix the country. So this is something that was really
set up for internal discussions. Say well, we've got all
close ranks. They are sanctioning us, they're trying to cut
us off economically, they're about to attack us militarily. And
yet notice how this whole thing was presented in the press.

(01:32:30):
This is the express out of the UK, and this
is what was put up at the very top of drudge.
Iran declares total war in America and Europe and a
huge World War three alert. That's not at all what
he said. This is warmongering and this is taking the
remarks out of context. In my opinion, we are at

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total war with the US, Israel, and Europe. They want
to bring our country to its knees. He's not making
a declaration of war, and of course neither is the US,
Israel or EU. They just said, well, we just need
to kill them. We're not going to make a case
for it. Moving the goalpost. Israel now says neither Tel
Aviv nor Washington should tolerate Iran's rebuilding of a surprisingly

(01:33:18):
formidable arsenal of hypersonic and other ballistic missiles that the
country used to retaliate when Israel initiated the twelve day war.
According to each country's official tallies, more than a thousand
were killed in Iran, thirty three in Israel. The war
was purportedly launched because of the threat of Iran developing
a nuclear weapon, Yet US intelligence has long concluded that

(01:33:40):
the country is not developing a weapon, and again we
have seen Netanyahu sell this idea now for what was it,
thirty five years that within just a few weeks, maybe months,
you know they're going to have a nuclear weapon. We've
been hearing this for thirty five years. And the real
issue is that, as we reported before, Iran's response was

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far more damaging than Israel wanted to admit to. There's
now been footage that was previously banned showing Iranian missiles
pounding a Hypha oil refinery during the twelve day war,
hit with three direct impacts massive explosion because it's an
oil refinery, and so that was why they pushed to

(01:34:26):
shut this down and then come back and attack from
a different angle after only nine days. Israel wanted a
ceasefire and kept to it, unlike with Gaza, where they
have not followed the ceasefire. The key reason for that
is that the Iranian missiles inflicted significant damage on the Israelis.
Instead of Israel succeeding and subjecting Iran under its domination

(01:34:50):
as it did to Lebanon, we now have a situation
of mutual deterrence and that is unacceptable for Netanyahu unacceptable
for his legacy, and as a result, the likelihood of
Israel trying to attack Iran again is very, very high,
and that's on top of his agenda as he's coming
to Florida that will be today. The American right is

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in the midst of a growing civil war over US
support for Israel, with many Conservatives still incensed over Trump's
decision to support and then to commit US forces to
Israel's war on Iran in June. The question is whether
Trump's instinctive subservience to Israel. It's not instinctive, it's bought.

(01:35:35):
He's a whore and its US based collaborators will overcome
reservations about blowing up the Conservative coalition heading into next
year's high stakes mid terms. Well, again, this would not
be happening if Iran didn't have thee will because this

(01:35:56):
all goes back to the CIA overthrowing the democratically elected
government decades before. You had the blowback with the Ayatola
and the taking over the US embassy. This is one
of the best examples I think of CIA intrigue blowing

(01:36:17):
up in our face. We wouldn't have the radical Iatola's
there if it hadn't been for the coup that put
in the tutalitarian shaw of Iran and the CIA that
trained his brutal secret police. And so that's what we're
dealing with now.

Speaker 1 (01:36:33):
And it is.

Speaker 2 (01:36:36):
All because of the CIA's intrigue and because the desire
to steal the oil. That's what Trump is about now
in Venezuela. What are they going to do in Venezuela.
We're going to wind up with another Iran there. We're
going to wind up with another quagmire Afghanistan there. So

(01:36:57):
in my opinion, we are at total war with the US,
he said, And he's talking about this as from their
perspective that the US has declared total war on them.
And Trump is already doing the talking points of Netnal
who doesn't even need to have them? Is it from
Netna who he just gets a call from his donors

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who tell him what to do. So this is as
we look at happy New Year or is it going
to be happy new wars that we're going to have
this next year a lot of them that Trump is
working on a.

Speaker 5 (01:37:31):
Lot of wars for a guy that prides himself on
trying to get the Nobel Peace Prize.

Speaker 2 (01:37:36):
Yeah, what a fraud he is. It's just amazing that.

Speaker 5 (01:37:39):
One's ever deserved it more than he has.

Speaker 2 (01:37:41):
Though, that's as fraudulent Travis as him saying that he
is an anti globalist and then leading the globalist COVID
conspiracy against everybody. Trump said that the administration viewed to
Ron as nearing a nuclear breakout before the June attacks.
But he says that they destroyed that. But now we've

(01:38:03):
got to get their missiles, and that's exactly what Netania
is saying. So then we get to Nigeria, which happened
over the weekend. And again I've talked for a very
long time about the persecution of Christians in Nigeria. I
believe that's true. There's very credible eyewitness accounts of that,

(01:38:23):
and we have seen what Boko Haram does and even
attacking other Muslims in some cases. But the Nigerian government
and the establishment press here has poo pooed that idea. Trump,
on the other hand, seized on it because he realized
that it was something that bothered American Christians here, so
he seized on it. Thought it would be a Christmas

(01:38:44):
gift to virtually signal to Christians that he's going to
kill those bad guys that are engaged in mass murder
of Christians in Nigeria. The problem is that it's not
just cash Matellen's keystone cop to the FBI, who can't
get anything done. The Trump administration attacked the wrong people. Basically,

(01:39:07):
it was totally ineffective and in the wrong area. What
a clown show this is. We're going to be the
world's policeman, will be the world's keystone cops. And this
is all really for just show, and it's really for
the military industrial complex to sell more missiles, more weapons.

(01:39:28):
Trump says that the US launched strikes against isl in
northwest Nigeria. Well wait a minute. Isol isis al Qaeda,
al Nusra, all these different mujahidin, all these different synonyms
for the same organization that we both ally ourselves with
and fight against. But that was the organization that he

(01:39:51):
put in charge in Syria. And he brought the guy
in if you remember, to celebrate him, into the White
House in the Oval Office, very defferential to the guy,
an Islamic terrorist who's also killing Christians. But we're not
going to do anything about the Syrian terrorists that was
our ally but he said tonight, in my direction as

(01:40:11):
commander in chief, the US launched a powerful, deadly strike
against ISIS terrorist scum in northwest Nigeria. So he did
that on truth social on Christmas night. Peace on Earth
there we go. I have previously warned these terrorists that
if they don't stop slaughtering Christians, they'd be held to pay.
Tonight there was The U S Military's African Command Afrikaan

(01:40:37):
said in a post on x that the airstrike was
carried out at the request of Nigerian authorities and had
killed multiple ISIS terrorists well residents of village Jabo. I
guess that if they got a hut, that'd be Jabbo.
The hut right have said that and said the strikes

(01:41:01):
caused alarm and that their village has never experienced an
attack by isl. As it approached our area, the heat
became intensive, said one person they spoke with. Our rooms
began to shake, fire broke out. The Nigerian government should
take appropriate measures to protect us as citizens. We have
never experienced anything like this before. Now there's never been

(01:41:22):
attacked by the ZEIS terrorists before, but now we're being
attacked by the American government and why were they not
attacked by the ISIS terrorists because they were Muslims and
they're not attacking Muslims in the Jabo area. The US
government does that, So grateful for the Nigerian government support

(01:41:43):
and cooperation, said Warpeat when he's writing on social media
warning more to come, without providing any details. Afrikaan said
that the strike occurred in the Suboto State, a reference
to Nigeria's Sakoto State. They don't even have the name right,

(01:42:04):
I guess that's one of the reasons why they attacked
a pronominantly Muslim area that was not being attacked by
the Muslim terrorists because they don't even know the name
of the place. This is in America where we don't
know who it is we're fighting or why we're fighting.
We don't even know the names of the places that
we're bombing. Nigerian Foreign minister confirmed on Friday that the
strike had been carried out in coordination with his country's authorities.

(01:42:27):
They're trying to get out in front of this. They
don't want to conflict with the US government, and so
they're saying, yeah, we're doing that. We don't want these
people and it's not really the case. As we've had
people telling us over the years, the Nigerian government has
been passive in terms of this. Whether they're attacking Christians
or Muslims, they've done nothing, and in many cases, when

(01:42:49):
they're attacking the Christians, they stand there and watch. Nigeria's
government dismissed Trump's assertions that they are Persecutingians, saying armed
groups target both Muslim and Christian communities in the country,
so they're doing yet equally. So there you go. You know, yeah,
but what about when they attack the muslim So I

(01:43:09):
guess they they got a license to kill Christians? Now
as well, this is where the spat about is. I'm
always lands right, we have the Republicans get caught redhanded
doing something. Yeah, but look at the Democrats did the
same thing. What about that? And so this is the
way this goes. Instead of saying both of these things
are wrong, we're gonna stop it, they says, well, you know,

(01:43:29):
it happens to both sides, so who knows, we can't
do anything about it. So they confirmed on Friday that
the Nigerian authorities were engaged in structural security cooperation with
international partners, including the United States of America. There's nobody
else involved any of this stuff. To look at the
issue of alleged Christian genocide in Nigeria, Sokoto State is

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probably the last place many Nigerians would think it's happening,
said a Al Jazeera's reporter, explaining that the vast majority
of the state's population is Muslim and there's been few,
if any attacks on Christians in the region that he
could recall because there's not many Christians there. They go
into the other areas. So is this you know, when

(01:44:16):
we look at this on Christmas, you know facts of clashing.
As Trump claims he hit Isis and is protecting Nigerians,
and let's say the situation on the ground is far
more complicated. Sakoto, not Suboto State, which was hit by
more than twelve Tomahawk missiles Thursday night, is populated overwhelmingly

(01:44:37):
by Muslims, and so there's not a problem of Christian
persecution there because there's not Christians to persecute there, and
we don't know the difference. Evidently, even as the Nigerian
authorities have disputed mister Trump's claims about Christian genocide, they've
chosen to respond to his threats by cooperating with the administration.

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So one of the areas that was hit and Jabo,
analyst said, was not known to harbor any terrorist or
bandit groups. We heard a booming sound like that of
an aircraft coming from the western part of the town
and going east in a sound like a siren, followed
by a powerful air force that nearly shifted the roofs
of our houses, he said. Nearby residents, thinking an aircraft

(01:45:25):
had crashed, rushed into a nearby farm where they found
pieces of ordinance. A farmer's hut had been set on fire,
but nobody was hurt. He added that he did not
know of any terrace camps in the area. This reminds
me of when cruise missiles were sent to blow up
the tents of Momar Kadafi. At one point in time,

(01:45:45):
Reagan did that. I think it did blow up the
tent of one of his kids and killed one of
his kids, but that was it. It didn't do anything militarily.
These things cost millions of dollars apiece to blow up tents,
and this particular one, it's set on fire a farmer's hut,
but nobody was hurt. Nobody died Sakota State is home

(01:46:08):
to the Sultan of Sakkoto, who is the spiritual leader
of Nigeria's Muslim population. See, that's perhaps why they targeted it. Nevertheless,
it is not going after any terrorist cells that they
know of there. It's a good way for the US
for Trump to show to the American evangelical right that
he's doing something about Nigeria, and the American evangelical right

(01:46:31):
can cheer mass murder without that's being attacked for Christmas Day.
There we go. The strikes address both Trump's desire for
publicity and the American security establishment's concerned about the Islamic State,
and also the military industrial complex being able to sell
war and missiles. Still, some in Nigeria puzzled by the

(01:46:54):
choice of the targeting. And let's say the terrorist groups
in Nigeria were the best documented links to ISIS or
in northeastern Nigeria the other side of the country, that
group Islamic State West Africa or ice WAP splintered off
from Boko Haram, another jihadist group. They said, Northeastern Nigeria

(01:47:15):
has been taken over by Boko Haram. So you know,
we attacked the other side of the country. This goes
back to the music man. You got another territory. This
is the gang that can't shoot straight. But they do
kill a lot of people. So little proof that the
attacks were effective, despite Trump claiming that the ISIS terrorists

(01:47:39):
scum were killed for Christmas. That's his as I said,
he had a very unmarry Christmas.

Speaker 6 (01:47:46):
That was there.

Speaker 2 (01:47:49):
He said, I said we're going to do it earlier
and I said no, let's wait, said Trump, And we'll
do it as a Christmas present. He said, every camp
got decimated, pure bs. It's just amazing. Yeah, this is
for him. It's what makes him happy, is to go,
who can we kill for Christmas? You're on his naughty list.

(01:48:13):
I can't think. And then you've got Laura Loney Loney okay,
part of the sycophant psychotic press. I can't think of
a better way to celebrate Christmas than by avenging the
death of Christians through the justified mass killing of Islamic terrorists,
said Laura Lumer. You gotta love it. Death to Islamic terrorists.

(01:48:36):
Thank you, mister Trump.

Speaker 1 (01:48:37):
There we go.

Speaker 2 (01:48:38):
Well, then we turned to Venezuela. Over the weekend, US
has moved additional troops as well as special operation aircraft
to the Caribbean. These are the Osprey tilt motor aircraft
that are assigned to special app forces. They continue to
build up forces there for what we shall see. But again,

(01:48:59):
just remember that going in and blowing up all of
the military equipment of the Venezuela and military whatever it
is that they have, and then trying to occupy the country,
trying to take over oil fields is a fool's errand
we're being led by a ship of fools. By the way,

(01:49:21):
when Trump started bragging about his new Trump Class ships,
this is an AI meme that somebody put out. That's
the Trump Class right there. Yeah, Uss Trump giant clown

(01:49:41):
head at the top, and just like its namesake, it
drones on and on. Well, Trump said on Monday, referring
to Maduro, if he wants to do something, if he
plays tough, it'll be the last time he's ever able
to play tough. Yeah, says Chip on my shoulder. Knock
it off and see what happened, right, I double dog

(01:50:02):
dare you? Christine Alam said that Maduro needs to be gone.
One of the most explicit statements from the Trump administration
official about the desire for regime change, doue. How the
lies about fentinyl or gone. You know, Trump's not talking
about fentinyl coming from Canada anymore. It's not talking about
fentinyl coming from Venezuela. We just got to get this

(01:50:25):
guy out of there so we can have the oil.
Trump officials have tried to frame the tanker seizures as
some sort of law enforcement operation rights anti war, but
the US has no legal right to capture ships in
international waters, regardless of whether the vessels are under US sanctions.
Trump has said the US plans to keep the oil
and the tankers, which amounts to outright theft. Well, why

(01:50:49):
wouldn't we think that our government, our kleptocracy, would not
do that. After you look at years and years of
civil asset forfeiture where they steal property. They don't do
it after they've convicted you of a crime. They don't
even charge you with a crime, but they charge your
property with a crime. And we saw the same rhetoric.

(01:51:12):
I think most people who don't pay attention to civilized
at forfeiture didn't really notice the fact they said, well,
this is a criminal tanker. This has been going here
and going there, it has been violating sanctions. So the
tanker itself was a criminal. It was arrested, and we're
going to steal what it had in its pockets, millions
of barrels of oil. En Forcing a naval blockade against

(01:51:34):
the country is traditionally considered to be an act of war. That,
of course, would require authorization by Congress under the Constitution,
if we were going to pay attention to the Constitution.
Last week, the House voted on the War Powers Resolution,
meant to block Trump from launching a war with Venezuela
without congressional authorization, but it failed in a vote to

(01:51:57):
eleven to thirteen. Think about this. We have a tenth Amendment,
and we have well a ninth Amendment should say that
says that if you don't have any powers explicitly given you,
you can't infer these, and so everything is prohibited to
the federal government unless it is explicitly authorized. They have

(01:52:19):
turned that the other way around. Everything we can do
whatever we want unless it is explicitly prohibited, and even
then we'll do it and then we'll see if you
can beat us in court. This is the same thing
with this, So instead of having a decoration of war
we now require a decoration of peace because we're permanent

(01:52:41):
war with everybody about everything. That's really what's happening here.
They tried to stop him from a war rather than saying,
wait a minute, you don't have the authority to go
to war without a decoration from Congress. So the Trump
blockade is leaving about a billion dollars worth of Venezuelan
crude will stranded on tankers. We estimate that there's about

(01:53:02):
seventeen and a half million barrels of crude oil floating
on board tankers of Venezuela which are unable to depart
due to the ongoing US blockade. That's around nine hundred
million dollars worth of oil. This is coming from an
organization called Tanker Trackers, And these are questions on x

(01:53:24):
about how long it would take for land based oil
and gas operations in Venezuela to become clogged due to
the blockade. Chevron. Listen to this. Chevron is still importing
from Venezuela and doesn't appear that it'll stop anytime soon,
given that they are granted a waiver. Is there any

(01:53:47):
question that this is piracy here? Is there any question
that we're going to war for corporations. You know, this
is corporate fascism on a scale for war. This is
what Smedley are talked about. The US has been doing
this for a very long time. It used to be
over a fruit. Now it's over oil, and so they

(01:54:10):
can continue to take out oil Chevron can, but we
are going to shut down everything else. Our assessment, the
gunboat diplomacy posture is designed to disrupt Venezuela and keep
in China oil flows. And China is furious and has
war gained a potential conflict with the US and the Caribbean. Well,

(01:54:33):
we'll see about that. I think it's going to happen
in Taiwan though absolutely. Trump's expanded drug war will only
make overdose crisis worse, say experts, and this is from
the Free Thought Project. They take the tact of the
fact that the drug war is counterproductive, and I absolutely
agree with that, but they don't have a solution. In

(01:54:55):
other words, their solution is, you know, well everything will
be just fine and if we just legalize it that
type of thing. No, the reality is I've talked about before,
is the fact that you know, you've got people who
are getting involved in drugs because there is a vacuum,
a hole in their life that they're trying to fill

(01:55:16):
with stuff, and then they get addicted. And it's just
not simple as we'll just give them more drugs. It
really is a spiritual issue, and it's like wait out.
Before you know, we have a mattra Hala came on
and gave his testimony about how as a teenager he
was involved in gangs, he got involved in using drugs

(01:55:38):
and selling drugs. The thing that got him turned around
was a Christian program. In his particular case, it was
Team Challenge started by the guy that wrote the book
Acrossing the Switchblade. But if you want a program, it's
going to be eighty seven percent successful. That's going to
be a program that involves christ and a conversion of

(01:55:59):
these people who have at the core a spiritual issue.
It's not going to be done militarily. It's not going
to be done by force. It's not going to be
done by militarized police, or by the police, by the
military being used as police. None of that's going to work.
If you use their programs, you have a ninety seven

(01:56:20):
percent chance. If you use the psychologists and these you know,
let's give them a different drug that's legal, and we'll
get them addicted to the methodone instead of the heroine.
If you use that type of approach, that is guaranteed
to fail ninety seven percent of the time. So which
approach do you want to use if you want to
do something about the drug issue? Do you want to
use the one that is eighty seven percent successful or

(01:56:42):
the one that is a ninety seven percent failure? And
I would say that you look at using force, law
enforcement or now the military to create prohibition that has
a one failure rate. Why has the drug addiction issue

(01:57:04):
become much worse in fifty years. It's become much worse
because the spiritual issues in our country. But the drug
war has made our government much worse. It's gotten them
addicted to being able to do whatever they wish without
regard to the Constitution or the Bill of Rights. Trump
issued an executive order on Monday declaring fentanyl a weapon

(01:57:28):
of mass destruction. Experts say that fentanyl is not used
as a weapon, and they dismissed the order as public
relations ploy as administration struggles to explain some kind of
legal justification for waging war without Congress's approval. It is
the latest line in a series of massive escalations in
Trump's drug war. Again, fake of fentinyl claims, just like

(01:57:52):
the fake claims that he made about Canada, just like
the fake emergencies that he used to claim the authority
to be a dictator with COVID. Fentanyl is A or
FED or fetti. These are all catch all terms for
classes synthetic opioids typically produced in Mexico, not Venezuela. They
replaced heroine and prescription painkillers like OxyContin as law enforcement

(01:58:17):
intervened in the illicit drug supply. Well, no, what happens
is you always wind up as they crack down. The
more they crack down, the more you get concentrated forms
of it. We've seen this happen both with this as
well as with alcohol. As a matter of fact, the
who was talking about what a problem alcohol has become

(01:58:39):
in Europe?

Speaker 1 (01:58:41):
Why is that?

Speaker 2 (01:58:42):
Again? This is all going back to a spiritual issue.
I think it is the general malaise that is happening
throughout the EU as well as the UK. I mean,
you see pictures all through the year of people saying, well,
this is Brighton or whatever some town in the UK,
and it's young people that are out in the middle

(01:59:04):
of the night, especially young girls completely drunk, laying in
the ground, laying in the gut are literally and this
is the type of thing that we saw in Russia.
Vodka became a very big deal because everybody was basically
locked down as slaves. When you look at what the
government is doing with the TSA, when you look at

(01:59:25):
what the government is doing in terms of shutting down
our lives and micromanaging everything, people instinctively get that. Some
people react by just trying to escape through a bottle
or through drugs, and this is what's happening a great
deal people who see that they have no future. The
dangerous thing is going to be that some people are
going to see that they have no future unless they

(01:59:46):
get the government out of the way, and that's when
they're going to start the violence. At this point in time,
people in Europe are basically reacting the same way that
people under the Soviets reacted and just trying to gape
this society by getting into the bottle. And this was
happening all across Europe as people's opportunities are being taken away,

(02:00:09):
as the government is cracking down on all aspects of
their life and taking away their ability to have a future.
People are just indulging in this. A harsh crackdown on
painkiller prescribing in the US and the rise of fentanel
over the past fifteen years is associated with a surge
and fatal overdoses that peaked during the COVID nineteen pandemic. Again,

(02:00:30):
when they took away everything, what happens people turn to
drugs or alcohol or whatever to because they're powerless to
do anything about it has long provided fodder for political
fear mongering. However, from twenty twenty three to twenty twenty four,
the CDC recorded a nearly twenty four percent decrease and

(02:00:51):
overdose dose deaths linked to opioids, stimulants, alcohol, and other drugs,
a remarkable decline after more than a decade of rices.
So as the government got its boot off of our
throats and people were able to get out and have
a life, guess what, it's started to go down. And
the same thing has happened in Russia after the Soviet

(02:01:14):
Union fell. Guess what. The rates of alcoholism there have
gone way down as well. It is a reaction, just
like the way people address at the Airport's the reaction
to government tyranny. If we really wanted to address drug use,
we would start investing in HHS, which is being decimated
under Trump. No, I disagree with this. This is it

(02:01:37):
isn't that you know, well, we just need to get
people more welfare and set up more government programs. No,
that's not the answer. The answer is that this is
a spiritual problem and has a spiritual solution. Well, as
I said before, the general who was in charge of
North Kom, which is over the US, says that he

(02:01:57):
is willing to authorize attacks on US soil. This is
General Gregory Guilloh. I guess is how I pronounce his name?
Guilloh of US Northern Command. During hearings, when asked by
Senator Jack Reed, a Democrat, if he would be willing
to carry out orders to attack so called designated terrorist
organizations within US borders, General Guilloh responded by saying, if

(02:02:25):
I had questions, I would elevate this to the Chairman
and Secretary. And if I had no concerns and I
was confident of the unlaw that it was a lawful order,
I would definitely execute that order. Well, it can't possibly
be a lawful order. This is very much like the
interaction that Sessions had with leon Panetta. Leon Panetta was

(02:02:48):
asked as a Secretary of Defense by Sessions that Sessions said,
You're not going to put troops in Syria with that
tell in Congress and have him a vote on this. Well,
Senator will consult with our ally and NATO in the UN,
and we'll let you know what we're going to do.
That's basically what this guy is saying. In other words,
I don't care what the constitution says. That's what leon

(02:03:09):
Panetta said, and that's what this guy under Trump is saying.
The head of US Northern Command, the brazen openness of
General Guillo, who receives his orders directly from Warpeat, to
affirm such a willingness to carry out unprecedented military actions
up to and including against US citizens on American soil,

(02:03:32):
should be cause for alarm, writes a Free Thought Project,
and I agree with him. Some may look at the
qualifier of his statements and saying, well, if I had
no concerns and I was confident in the lawful order,
they might think that that is some cow a buffer
against abuse. But it bears reminding the frequency with which

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this administration has shown a blatant disregard for the rule
of law, while simultaneously advancing openly hostile rhetoric towards huge
swaths of the American public, referring to millions of average
Americans as the enemy within for simply expressing dissent against
the administration. General Guillot is the authority who has personally

(02:04:17):
overseen the illegal deployment of US military forces to occupy
American cities which have expressed opposition to the President's agenda
throughout this year. It should also be considered that these
statements come on the backdrop of a spate of extra
judicial executions at sea, unconstitutionally murdered ninety individuals accused of

(02:04:40):
being Narco terrorists without any proof, without any due process.
So it's very concerning when you hear that coming from
somebody saying, yeah, we do the same thing in the US.
After the military has conducted ninety five summary executions of
civilians in the Caribbean the direction of Trump and Warpeat,
it is not sufficient anymore for commanders to say to

(02:05:03):
lawmakers that they will run any legal concerns up the chain,
at the top of which are those who would be
giving the order. Rather to make clear that they will
uphold the rule of law. They should be definitive in
saying that they will disobey patently unlawful orders, which includes
the scenario that Senator Read laid out for General Guilloh.

(02:05:26):
The notion of such action being taken within US borders,
presumably against US citizens, should be taken with the utmost seriousness.
Freethought Project reported in September Trump's designation of this amorphous group, Antifa,
as a terrorist organization, despite there being no formal organizational
structure or leadership hierarchy and the FBI being completely unable

(02:05:51):
to specify what it even is. Is such a broad
and vague designation that the administration could label practically anyone
as a terrorist. And this is what conservatives missed and
the No King's protest when people are out there wearing
T shirts saying I am Antifa, what they were saying
was this is an arbitrayed declaration levied an organization that

(02:06:12):
doesn't have any formal structures. How do you determine that
somebody is in it? Definitively and not make mistakes about this,
especially when you have a government an administration like Trump
administration that is famous for shooting from the hip. We're
not going to really investigate this thoroughly. We're not going

(02:06:33):
to give anybody any due process, or we just fire
the missile. Pam Bondi has directed the FBI to compile
a list of groups or entities engaging in acts they
constitute domestic terrorism. Do you remember you may not like
any FI and I don't like any FI either, I
mean hateful Marxists. When we've had interactions with them, they
stand there and scream racist at you. When they were

(02:06:55):
screaming at Karen and my daughter, they said, I said
to Karen at the abortion, they said, oh, so you're
some white savior or something like that. What's wrong with
being white? And what's wrong with being a savior? You know,
since when it's not a bad thing. You know, he says,
I kill my kids. Remember that clip? Yeah, you know,
you try to save kids. I kill my kids and

(02:07:16):
the evil, hateful people. Nevertheless, you know, there has to
be a rule of law, a process that we go through,
and just to label these people, start compiling a list.
Understand that what's going to happen when you get somebody
like Killer or or Biden and after Trump has set

(02:07:37):
this precedent and moved it further down the road, are
you going to be on his list? I mean, you've
already been called terrorists, and you know for opposing all
this pandemic stuff and everything and climate change all the
rest of this. I mean, if you oppose the climate
change agenda, oh, you're going to kill everybody, right, same
thing with the pandemic, these other mcguffins. I was labeled

(02:08:00):
a sociopath by Scott Adams for saying these freedom lovers
are indistinguishable from sociopaths. This is the way people who
support Trump think. And so the presidential Memorandum, the NSPM
seven target those expressing opposition quote opposition to law and

(02:08:21):
immigration enforcement, who have extreme views in favor of mass
migration and open borders and adherence to radical gender ideology,
as well as anti Americanism, anti capitalism, and anti Christianity.
So I could see this just being flipped the script.
So you're anti DEI, are you? Are you anti LGBT?

(02:08:44):
Are you homophobic? Are you not in favor of humanitarian immigration? Well,
then you are a dangerous extremists terris. I'm gonna put
you on the list. Think about that. That's why we
have the rule of law, this blatant unconstitutional order. Pretty
Much any and everyone who isn't MAGA is on the

(02:09:09):
risk of potentially being labeled a domestic terror threat. And
once we do that, pretty much anybody who is not
a supporter of an administration is now a terrorist threat.
And that script will flip when control of the government
goes back to the Democrats, they will keep that, just
as La La Harris said she was going to keep

(02:09:31):
Trump's gun control by executive order, and Biden did keep
it and started doing gun control by executive order. Whenever
Trump lays down these precedents, they will be used by
authoritarian criminals on the other side, and they'll be used
against Jews. So don't cheer this, don't tell me you
voted for this. Go stick your head in a noose.

(02:09:52):
That's what you're doing anyway. Trump has previously hinted at
using the military domestically to quoll opposition from his the centers,
while refusing to acknowledge whether or not it has ruled
out the use of summary executions of those that has
labeled enemies on the aforementioned watch list. Trump has also
recently accused a number of senators, all former military personnelifics

(02:10:14):
editions suggested that they be executed for their collective effort
to release a statement reminding active duty members of the
responsibility to remain faithful through their oath to the Constitution.
Over the last several decades, preparations have been quietly been
made simultaneously with the militarization of law enforcement, readying the

(02:10:35):
military for potential deployments against American citizens domestically. I was
talking about this all the time back in twenty thirteen
and fourteen with Obama. That's why we went to Fort
Aphill where they were doing the asymmetric warfare training, because
they were militarizing the police and they were training the
military to operate inside the cities. Everybody was concerned about

(02:10:58):
that when it's being done by Obama. But now everybody,
I say, conservatives, But now the conservatives are just fine
that the baton has been picked up by Trump and
he's carrying it across. Perhaps to the finish line. Trump's
ability to wield these terrifying powers did not appear in
a vacuum. The precedent was set in an agonizing mission creep,

(02:11:21):
with every little infringement from every previous administration. That's exactly
what's been happening. Well, we got some comments here, Travis, Yes,
we do.

Speaker 5 (02:11:34):
Give me just a second. I need to scroll them
real fast. We've been piling up. We have Niburu twenty
twenty nine. He says, if you paid close attention every year,
the inflation numbers are high until about one month before
the cola is announced. That's something we've talked about quite frequently.

(02:11:55):
They always revise the numbers.

Speaker 2 (02:11:57):
The cost of living adjustment because they adjust security and
things like that. Based on that, they manipulate the numbers.
They do that with inflation, they do that with the
unemployment numbers. You know, they will always go back and
revise a previous quarter so they can make the you know,
they don't have good numbers this quarter, but they can

(02:12:18):
make a statement that it's actually a positive trend by
revising the previous ones. This is orewell in let's just
go back in and rewrite the numbers. Yeah, numbers were
always this way.

Speaker 5 (02:12:31):
We've always had great unemployment numbers. Kada seventeen says, I
love the Night Christmas album. This year we listened to
it in its entirety during our Christmas dinner for the
last several years.

Speaker 2 (02:12:43):
Well, thank you very much.

Speaker 5 (02:12:44):
Glad you enjoy it. Yes, and of course the Christmas
album is still available.

Speaker 2 (02:12:49):
Yeah, it is if it's available year round. But we
said I do listen to Christmas music year around as
a matter of fact, not Santa Claus stuff for ten
pen Alley things. But you know, I'm not listening to
songs about Rudolph's Red Nose Reindeer. But yeah, I do
listen to Christmas music year round and it is very relaxing,

(02:13:13):
calming actually the stuff that I listened to, and.

Speaker 5 (02:13:17):
I know Junior Barner, one of our listeners in chat,
was having issues getting it.

Speaker 2 (02:13:22):
I don't know if we ever.

Speaker 5 (02:13:23):
Got that resolved with the holidays and everything. If that
didn't get resolved, please shoot us an email. We want
to make sure that we.

Speaker 2 (02:13:30):
Yeah, handle that for you. Yeah, that's what we've done,
is we've uploaded it to mega upload and you can
go there and you can actually listen online to the
files and you can download individual files or you can
download the entire album this year, and you know, you
don't have to be part of mega upload in order
to do that, but we store them up there. And
just leave them up there. So what we do is

(02:13:53):
we send you the link and if you got any
questions about it, just let us know. We'll help you
with that and so we can do what we can
to help you get that down. But we've had a
lot of people get it and we haven't had too
many people have a problem with it. But we'll help
you work it out if it's if it's confusing.

Speaker 5 (02:14:10):
Any issues, just let us know. Do not obey, says
returned to work after holidays to find average Americans not
bragging about what they received as gifts. The Diversity Hire
is bragging big time new trucks for Christmas. Well, Christmas
isn't about what you get. But I understand where you're
coming from. Do not obey, I understand. Karen Carpenter says,

(02:14:34):
Today is the third anniversary episode of Guard Goldsmith Show
Liberty Conspiracy at six pm Eastern on Rumble NX. Happy anniversary, gratulations.

Speaker 2 (02:14:44):
Guard, that went quickly, it seems like. But good for you,
Good for you. I'm glad that that's happening.

Speaker 5 (02:14:51):
Yeah, the last few years have been a complete blur. Yeah,
they go faster and faster. Yes, Dustin d Helm thank
you so so much for the support.

Speaker 2 (02:15:01):
Thank thank you.

Speaker 5 (02:15:02):
He says, what a wild year. Cheeers David and the
Knight family.

Speaker 2 (02:15:06):
And pray things are going to get crazy next year
as well. We're going to talk about gold and silver
when we come back. Yes, thank you very much, Yes,
thank you.

Speaker 5 (02:15:14):
Wally Wallrice says they can't even take off one day
of murdering for Christmas.

Speaker 2 (02:15:20):
Well, I mean true, Yeah, that's dedication.

Speaker 5 (02:15:26):
MC says we've lost control of our government. They lie
to us like Trump to get in power, then do
just the opposite of their promises.

Speaker 2 (02:15:33):
Yeah, that's right.

Speaker 1 (02:15:35):
We're going to take a quick break, folks, and we
will be right back. You're listening to the David Knight Show.

Speaker 2 (02:17:50):
Well, welcome back. Let's talk about gold and silver. There
some interesting developments that have happened. As I point out
in this article, if you look at the last year,
unless there's going to be some major volatility with gold
in the last week of the year, there's been approximately
a seventy percent increase in value within just a single year.
And I keep going back and thinking about the silver

(02:18:12):
and gold thing that I did with Yuklon Cornelius, and
I think we call that one right all the fundamentals
were there. We'd already seen a pretty good run up
of gold in twenty twenty four, and everything was still
in place. And yet everybody got so excited about Trump's
statements about what he's going to do with crypto and

(02:18:34):
bitcoin all the rest of stuff. More than anything, he
discredited it with the actions that he did. So big
coin's had kind of a rough year this year, but
gold has done great, and silver has done even better
this year. So when you look at something it's a
seventy percent increase, there's this thing called the rule of thumb,

(02:18:55):
a rule of seventy two, i should say. And the
rule of seventy two says that if you take the
interest rate, let's say that you're making six percent interest,
which of course no banks pay any interest at all anymore.
But you're in some investment that's not in a bank,
at a savings account, and you're getting six percent interest. Well,
what that says you divide the six into seventy two.

(02:19:17):
The rule of seventy two says that you take you
about twelve years to double your money. So if it
goes up by seventy percent in one year, you're doubling
your money in one year. So it's remarkable, not the
least because twenty twenty four already ended with a twenty
six percent gain for the otherwise conservative asset class of

(02:19:38):
precious metals, and so more than a doubling of value
in gold in just two years. That's something that you
would usually think that's a hot tech stock that you
bought rather than gold or something like that for the
most stable money the humanity has ever known. It's an
amazing development those who follow geopolitical developments and financial markets closely,

(02:20:04):
such a compressed upward movement is an unmistakable signal danger
is imminent. That's what we're looking at here, and that's
why we said, you know, last year we were talking
about this, Tony and I were saying, well, all the
fundamentals are bad and danger is imminent, so it's going
to be good for gold, and I kind of say
nothing has changed things. We've gone further down the wrong

(02:20:29):
direction this last year, and next year we're going to
really escalate it because Trump is going to put in
his own guy in charge of the Federal Reserve and
they're going to pull every phony sugar high that they can,
and people are going to see it for what it is,
and it's going to royal markets as well as the

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American dollar. So again, it's going to be another good
year for gold. I'm confident. May not go up by
seventy percent, but I think it's going to be a
good year for whether it's military conflicts like the Ukraine crisis,
or new wars that he's creating, or the global debt
dynamics that are now affecting nearly every region. And isn't
it interesting? Donald Trump sees emergencies everywhere except with the deficit.

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He doesn't ever even talk about that. He's not interested.
He's interested in the trade deficit, but he's not interested
in his own deficit. The massive pile up of debt
that is hanging over everybody's head. And this is one
of the places where he had the first conflict with
Thomas Massey. It was over the debt. Thomas Massey is
very big about that. He hands they've got these little

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lapel things that are debt counter and he handed it
to all the incoming freshman members of the House. Donald
Trump doesn't like that. He doesn't want people thinking about
the debt. And they got into a big fight, and
the first time that Trump said we're going to get
him out of office was because Massey opposed this multi

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trillion dollars is it three and a half four trillion
dollars or something that Trump ran through once he locked
everybody down. Now we've got to give people welfare. Think
about that. What an outrage that was. And Massey was
upset about it. He says, no, you're going to have
to come here and vote in person on this, and
Trump flipped out. He wasn't worried that they were going

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to die. He was worried that he was getting the
way of his program to train people on welfare, universal
basic welfare, universal basic income. So the global debt dynamic
now is affecting nearly every region. Capital is visibly fleeing
to the safe haven of gold. It has advantage over
other assets, and that there is no counterparty risk. You've

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heard Tony Rdman say that over and over again, because
it's true, and you need to have physical ownership, not
some kind of ETF that's held by bank in China,
something that represents tangible value that aside from the annual
one point six percent increase in mining of gold, it

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neither inflates nor can it be arbitrarily frozen. So they're
saying that typically they're mining about another one and a
half percent every year versus when you look at the
money supply, you know the quote unquote printing of money
or just as Ben Bernanke said, no, we don't do that.
We just add zeros on the on the computer to

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this stuff. And so they've been inflating the M two
money supply, cash deposits, short term deposits like money market funds,
savings accounts, et cetera. That's going up seven to nine
percent globally this year. And of course they're doing the
quantitative easy they're going to do definitely will reduce interest rates.

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Trump is very big about that's the only interest that
he the only interest that he has. And the deficit,
the federal deficit, has got to keep those interest rates
down because that's the amount they have to pay on
the interest of the debts. So they want here that's
one of the key reasons he wants to get the
interest rate down. It's not going to lower the interest

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rates on mortgages necessarily if the market, the market sets
the thirty year mortgage rates and things like that. If
the market thinks that lowering interest rates is going to
be inflationary. Trump lowering the interest rates will actually cause
home mortgages to go up, and we've seen this happen
several times already. But what it does do is it

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lowers the cost to the federal government for this massive
accumulating debt that is there. And that's all he cares about.
Just kicking the can down the road. Let somebody, let
it blow up on somebody else. That way he can
brag about how things are so much better under him.
Gold is becoming is becoming scarcer then relative to the
circulating fiat money, a compelling argument particularly, and so central

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bank circles. Banks are well aware that their interest rate policies,
coupled with ongoing debt monetization, lead to planned currency devaluation worldwide.
There's about two hundred and sixteen thousand tons of gold,
and that's it. That would make if you put all together,
be a cube that is about twenty two meters on
each side. Central banks are seeing that their own crisis

(02:25:25):
come up. It was again the central banks were pushing
goal prices higher this last year. Polish, Chinese, and Turkish
central banks stand out. Combined, central banks are expected to
add roughly one thousand tons of gold this year, well
above the long term average of four hundred to five
hundred tons, which tells you again, danger is imminent. You

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know what we're seeing here is massive debt accumulated by
all these different governments. And then you also see the
fact that they they are changing the financial system. It's
completely being restructured. Something kicked off and accelerated in a
big way under Biden with sanctions against Russia. And as

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everybody saw, the international system for settling payments swift was
captive to the US that could use that to steal
money from anybody. So trust in the entire system has
been eviscerated. Everybody is looking for trust. How do you
get people trust you, Well, you've got a massive stack

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of gold to back up whatever financial system that you
want to put in place. That's how they're all looking
at this stuff. So as if more proof were needed
that a storm might hit capital markets, Italy, one of
your zone's three pillars, has gone on the offensive. The
country's working to legally transfer gold stored the Italian Central

(02:26:52):
Bank to state ownership. They say in this article from
a zero hedge. They believe it's Becauseeorgia Maloney, who's the
Prime Minister, is worried that the European Central Bank might
confiscate Italy's gold. So we're going to take it out
of the Italian central Bank. I'm going to make it
state property. How far has the trust crisis in capital

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markets gone? If it's gotten to this point, the new
year may soon give us a clear answer to this question. Again,
just like we saw a year ago, same fundamentals, but
even worse than they were the year before. And then
you can add to it Trump trying to manipulate interest
rates and the monetary supply with a new Federal Reserve

(02:27:38):
chair that he will handpick. The US dollar was on
the was set for its biggest yearly fall since twenty seventeen,
as investors wagered the Federal Reserve has room to cut
rates further next year, even as most of it it's
finished with the easing, they say, but that could come

(02:27:58):
back in as well. In a basket of currency is
the dollar index fell to a two and a half
month low. I guess that's because our currency is a
basket case. Fifty seven percent of retail investors expect silver
to trade above one hundred dollars an ounce in twenty
twenty six. But there is a warning there as well,

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not just that it's had a big run up. I
mean the big run up was long overdue. As Tony
had been saying for quite some time. Look at the
ratio of gold and silvery, look at the amount of
silver that's being used. And a lot of people have
made a point of talking about the Samsung battery. I
haven't talked about it, but the Samsung has come up
with a battery instead of having a liquid I think

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it's liquid lithium. I don't know what it is. It's liquid,
but the thing that makes them so flammable is absent.
So the Samsung Silver battery is basically better in every
way except it uses a lot of silver. It charges
way faster than the existing batteries do, it's got a

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much longer range, and it doesn't have the fire hazard.
And I could even see this because of the fire hazard.
I could even see this down the road being mandated
by the federal government because they don't care if you're
going to afford cars. They'd rather you not have a car.
So I could even see the silver battery from Samsung,
that technology being mandated, but each car would use about

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two and are quarter pounds of silver pounds, not ounces
pounds of silver, So it adds a lot to the
price of a car. Now, it was a small premium
to pay when it was first came out this summer,
they saying, well, you know the price is silver, then
add about one thousand dollars to the price of a car.
But it would double the life of your battery. So

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that makes economic sense if you're going to keep the car.
But since then the price of silver has doubled. So
when you look at that and you look at the
potential for of demand for that battery, for example, and
the fact that it's better in terms of range, fire hazard,

(02:30:09):
charging time, battery life in every regard as superior. But
it uses a lot of silver. So a lot of
people are looking at that saying, that's an even more
bullish case for it, because we've had six years of
deficit for silver that we were using more of it,
using it up in industrial uses more of it than

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was being mined. So for six years that's been going
down and so we saw a real crunch this year
as India decided had some influencers. They're saying it's part
the religious festival where they store precious metals. Don't do
gold this year, do silver, So that created a big crunch,
So that's on the positive side. On the negative side,

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I had a listener who sent this to me. I
was not aware of this, and it is a climate
bill that was passed December the tenth at two am
in the morning. This sounding kind of like the Federal
Reserve Bill, you know, where they go in and they
run something through like that. It was page twelve hundred
and forty seven of an one and fifty page climate bill,

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and in it was the idea that they could force
you to they could force a requisition of individually owned
silver and platinum and palladium, and they listed several different
key metals. Notably absent was gold because they don't want

(02:31:41):
to tip off speculation that that they're losing out to gold,
so that would be a real red fact to everybody.
But they can list every other metal that is there,
and they might actually do it, and so if you
look at it. I had a listener who sent me
a viitty report that was done by somebody going through it.
It looked very legitimate to me. You know, at first

(02:32:03):
it seemed like it was real clickbait hyperbole, but actually
if you look at the bill, it's actually there and
what he was suggesting. And we'll see what Tony has
to say about I'm interested to see what Tony says.
Of course, he won't be with us this week Thursday

(02:32:25):
is New Year's Day, but he'll be coming back after
that and we'll see what he has to say about this.
There are some things that you can do to guard
against silver confiscation, and he pointed that out in the video.
He said, you know, you go back and look at
gold confiscation. They made exceptions for collectible items, and so

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one of the things you can do is, if you've
got you know, collectible coins of something, you get it
registered that way, and now you're you're immune to that
because they're talking about the same types of things in
this bill. The other thing that was done, you know
you've got it in form of you know, bars or
something like that, you can put it in a foreign
country or you can, you know, have it fall off

(02:33:09):
your fishing boat or just try to hide it. But
you were on the list pretty much anybody has if
you bought it, because certainly if you bought it in
much of a quantity. There are reporting requirements that are
there for every kind of organization. They've got this throughout
the financial system. Whatever you buy, they're constantly looking at
what you're buying. There's constantly reporting of this stuff, and

(02:33:31):
you can go back and find this stuff. As a
matter of fact, one of the things that broke over
the weekend was people went back and found Jeffrey Epstein's
Amazon order list, and it was he bought, on several
different occasions young schoolgirl uniforms. I don't think they were
for him. And Karen's first comment I thought was great,

(02:33:52):
said and what sizes were they? That's the key thing
we need to look at it. With this, we also
bought something called a sonic prostate message. I was like,
what the world is that? I didn't even know that Hedgehogs,
let alone comic book Hedgehogs had prostates. So I had
to look that one up on Amazon. But yeah, I
had an interesting So the bottom line is is that
whatever you buy, folks, you know, unless it's done in

(02:34:16):
terms of cash and one to one person, they know
what you've gotten. So the way that you can do
things about your silver is that you can set up
some kind of a sale to somebody else and pass
it on to try to you know, you can also
turn it into gold. That's another easiest thing to do

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right now. But if you got it in a safety
deposit box, if you've got it, if you bought this stuff,
you know through the banking system, they're going to know
where it is. So the things that you can do,
or you can if it's coins, you can get it
classified as a collectible thing. That probably then that gets
you out of the system. You can put it in
a you know, safety deposit box and some other jurisdiction

(02:34:59):
like Switzerland or something, so a lot of people did
in advance of FDR's order. Or you can change it
over to gold that they're not going to come after.
But fifty seven percent of retail investors expect silver to
go above one hundred dollars an ounce in twenty twenty six,
and it just starting accelerating towards the end of the year.
Already it's getting up to like eighty dollars an ounce.

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Price has gained one hundred and seventy percent this last year,
and counting many industry experts and a solid majority of
retail traders see another standout year for silver in twenty
twenty six, and again, Trump has had one fake emergency
after another, going back to COVID and other things, and

(02:35:44):
he loves to have executive orders as well. Do you
think that he wouldn't do something like this? What would
it take? I mean, we can look at the financial
system and the trade and the not the trade deficit,
but the actual federal government's deficit, and we can see
the outlines of a real emergency here. You know, what
would Trump do if it were a real emergency. He's
had one fake emergency after the other. You don't think

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they try to confiscate this stuff, so again, you know,
there are some loopholes that are there. December the first
saw spot silver trading at a fresh all time high
near fifty eight dollars and fifty cents an ounce, but
then it went parabolic and buy the eighth of December.
From the first of December to the eighth it had

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gone from fifty eight to fifty to sixty dollars an ounce.
Less than two weeks later, it was trading above seventy
and the price momentum has only steepened since. As of December,
the twenty sixth that was trading at seventy nine dollars
per ounce, seventy cents short of the eighty dollars level.
And again, I don't know where it is today. I'm
not I don't sit here with my ticker tape like scooge,

(02:36:50):
mac Duck or whatever. I'm looking at this stuff. In
terms of long term trends, a commodity analysts at TED
Securities wrote in their twenty twenty sixth outlook that they
expected silver prices to moderate in the mid forties during
the year to come. They wrote, with more than two
hundred and twelve million ounces of silver are now likely

(02:37:10):
freely available in the London Metals Exchanged vaults. London silver
markets have already unwound a year's worth of drain in
London inventories, yet prices have not collapsed post silver flood.
They noted lease rates have collapsed from historic levels, but
prices have not. Prices have only traded violently near all

(02:37:31):
time highs, clashing with a statistically significant relationship between commodity
volume and inventories, and I don't think that's going to change.
BMO Capital Markets said. The official twenty twenty six outlook
was the Bank Sea's silver prices averaging around sixty dollars
an ounce in the fourth quarter of twenty twenty six,

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they expect will represent the high for the year, but
it's already at eighty bmoc's silver prices averaging fifty six
dollars an ounce for the year as a whole. Unless
said that while they believe goals multi year rally can
continue in twenty twenty six, we have turned more cautious
on other precious metals like silver and platinum, and comparison

(02:38:17):
showing signs of being overbought in recent weeks. They said, well,
who knows. I don't. I don't try to protect the prices,
and I'm not. I'm not founding these things on a
day to day basis, and you know, not a day
trader and commodities or whatever. I just know what the
fundamentals are, and the fundamentals for silver are excellent, with

(02:38:38):
the caveat that if they get too good, the government
might steal it, because after all, we do have in
Washington a kleptocracy. They'll steal oil tankers, they'll steal your
personal car, your home, anything. They don't care, no due process,
no constitution. But again there is that loophole about gold
because they don't want to raise the red flags. Everybody

(02:39:01):
remembers the gold confiscation, so they back off of that
for the moment. Let's get the comments Travis before we
take a break.

Speaker 5 (02:39:08):
Roger that we have Clint nineteen sixty eight. He says,
forget China and Russia, it's the American people that are
their enemy. They want us all dead or turned into
the borg like machines.

Speaker 2 (02:39:18):
That's right. Yeah, our biggest enemy is not some foreign government.
Our biggest enemy, as Pogo has said, we has met
the enemy, and they is us. They is the US government.
That's us, right. I agree.

Speaker 5 (02:39:33):
Halfcar sixty one says I'll miss the music played during
the breaks, especially the one that ends with your adopted
daughter up to you. But once in a while during
the year, it would be nice to hear this beautiful music.

Speaker 2 (02:39:42):
Bless you, thank you. Maybe we'll do that. I'm going
to try to get some more songs, and it's been
really difficult for me to get music done since I
had the stroke, and I'm going to try to get
some more tunes on a regular basis in the show.

Speaker 5 (02:39:56):
Yes we have n Max says, I don't think Bongino
left because of conscience. They were losing many voices in
social media and probably needed to plant some out there.

Speaker 2 (02:40:06):
Yeah. Well, I think he also wants to get off
of this sinking ship. You know. There's a lot of
questions that are going to be asked, and he may
still be in hot seat somehow, but I think he's
going to be able to dodge a lot of this stuff.
The heat that's coming down the pipeline from the Sepstein stuff.
It just keeps building. And I don't think that this
is a distraction either, folks. This is a definition of character,

(02:40:29):
the character of the Democrats and the Republicans and of
our government in general. That's why this is important. And
it is also important because of who you're not allowed
to talk about, and that is the intelligence agencies that
were allied with Jeffrey Epstein. These are the scumbags and
the low lifes that are constantly running these honey pots

(02:40:50):
for blackmail of people. It's just that's the real issue
that's there needs to be looked at.

Speaker 5 (02:40:57):
Yes, yes, I've thinking maybe they got too afraid of
his kung fu prowess. They couldn't risk having him that close.
He was a liability.

Speaker 2 (02:41:06):
Yeah, that's right.

Speaker 5 (02:41:08):
Might just snap and take him all out. Jason Barker,
of course. Jason Barker's parts of Knights of the Storm.
You can find their schedule and our schedule in Tony's schedule,
many schedules, including guard Goldsmith's on their website Nights of
Thestorm dot Com. Says I would never register my medals.
That just lets them know you have them.

Speaker 2 (02:41:27):
Yeah, but the problem is they get registered when they
fill out reports and things like that when you make
financial transactions to the banking system. And what we're talking
about in terms of getting them graded, and that's kind
of like my understanding. I've never done it, but my
understanding that'd be kind of like something to do with
comic books. We looked at that once because I've got
a lot of comic books from the early sixties when

(02:41:50):
I was a kid and sound learned to read. Anyway,
you can take an old comic book like that and
you can take it to one of these services and
they will grade it and seal it, which makes it
something that is tradable. And so that's what we're talking about,

(02:42:10):
the numismatic stuff. And so what they're saying is if
it's a collector coin, then they don't consider it as
you know, gold that can be confiscated. That was a
loophole during the FDR confiscation, and so be a loophole
with a silver confiscation as well. But yeah, just don't
trust government. That's the key thing. So we're gonna take
a quick break, folks, and we'll be right back. Courteous

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Speaker 6 (02:42:49):
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(02:45:33):
You're listening to the David Knight Show. Well, political has
claimed that the far right has stolen Christmas by daring
to call it Christian. Yeah, that's basically what they're saying,
saying that people are using it to talk about the
Christian origins of our society, to push the idea that

(02:45:57):
our country needs be organize around Christian principle. Well that's great.
Just don't miss the Christ and Christmas and the Christ
and our culture. That's the key issue there. And so
they make this again about left and right, and yet
that's it's about much more than that, isn't it. You

(02:46:19):
know when you when you look at this, and of
course people are going to use it for their own benefit.
A lot of people use Christmas as an opportunity to
make money. That doesn't change, and of course, you know,
we don't want to. One of the key things I
always wanted to make sure that we didn't do in
our family was to you know, lay down false details

(02:46:39):
and then saying I'm sticking to that, you know, and
one of those false details that's been put in, you know,
we talk about things like that, whether there was you know,
three three kings, or was it a group of wise
men or whatever, you know, these different things like that.
So we don't nail down those details and add to it,
you know, giving giving them names and things like that

(02:46:59):
they're not in the Bible. Instead, what we want to
do is we want to focus on the central theme
that is clear, that is the incarnation of Christ, that
is and the purpose of it. And so with that
we celebrate Christmas. And you know, we understand that people
will add you know, baggage to it, like politicians are doing,
you know, and have people want to use it for

(02:47:21):
their brand of Christian nationalism. We have people who try
to use it for commercial purposes. You know, we just
look at it and say, well, we want to not
have a situation where it is purged out. It's a
very important story that's at the center of it, and
that's what we don't want to lose, is the center
of it, so Politico says, and europe far right parties

(02:47:45):
are claiming the festive season as their own, recasting Christmas
as a marker of Christian civilization that is under threat,
positioning themselves as the last line of defense against a
supposedly hostile secular less Well, of course, there is a
situation in Syria where they were the government there that

(02:48:06):
Trump was honoring, was going around and destroying Christmas trees.
I saw them as a threat to them. So there
is that, and those types of people are being brought
into Europe, attacks on Christmas markets and so forth. It
is very much a part of the season. As one

(02:48:27):
person said, so how is it that, you know, if
I see Christmas carols and put up Christmas trees, how
is that a threat to you? That is because we
don't have any tolerance anymore. Tim Kellor, who died this year,
said wrote a piece that was republished, so why Christmas matters?
Because it isn't about politics, It's not about social media ratioing.

(02:48:51):
As they point out, Politico got really ratioed when they
made that ridiculous statement. But it isn't about any of
that stuff. Tim Color said, Christmas is not just a
moral paradigm, but an historical event that offers a personal
relationship with God's an invitation to know Christ personally and
to draw near to God. And he points out, hark

(02:49:12):
the herald angels sing, he said, as we the lyrics
in that veiled in flesh the god head Sea hailed
the incarnate deity. He said, incarnation. If you understand that word,
you'll understand what Christmas is about. It is frankly doctrinal.
He said, the invisible has become visible, The incorporal has

(02:49:33):
become corporal. In other words, God has become human. This
is not only a specific doctrine, but it is also unique.
On the one hand, you've got religions that say that
God is so imminent in all things that incarnation is normal.
That would be if you're Buddhist or Hindu. But on
the other hand, religions like Islam and Judaism said that

(02:49:56):
God is so transcendent over all things that incarnation is impossible.
Christianity is different. It doesn't say incarnation is normal, but
it doesn't say that it is impossible. It says that
God is so imminent that it is possible, but he
is so transcendent that the incarnation of God in the
person of Jesus Christ is history altering, life transforming, paradigm

(02:50:21):
shattering event. Christmas is not just frankly doctrinal. It is
boldly historical. The manger of the Resurrection. The story of
Jesus isn't just a story. It's true, and it is historical,
and there's many historical markers in it. The point of
Christmas is that Jesus Christ really lived, that he really died,

(02:50:43):
that happened in history, and that he said these things.
And so he might think, what is the big deal?
Doctrine doesn't matter. What it matters is if you're a
good person. Well, the irony of it is that that
is a doctrine, a doctrine of justification by works. Whether's
saying is that doesn't matter. That Jesus actually lived the

(02:51:03):
life we should have lived, and he died the death
that we should have died. All that matters is that
we follow his teaching. This is a doctrine that says
I'm not so bad I need someone to come and
be good for me. I can be good. I'm not
so cut off from God, and God is not so
holy that there has to be punishment for sin. The

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gospel is not that Jesus Christ comes to earth, tells
us how to live and that we live a good
life and then God owes us a blessing. The gospel
is that Jesus Christ came to earth, lived the life
we should have lived, and he died the death that
we should have died, so that when we believe in him,
we live a life of grateful joy. That's what Christmas

(02:51:47):
is about. So if these things didn't happen, if they're
just parables, and then what you're saying is if you
try hard enough, God will accept you. You know, that's
kind of a message of Charles Dickens Christmas Carol, isn't it. Well,
if Jesus didn't come, the story of Christmas is one
more moral paradigm to crush you. If Jesus didn't come,

(02:52:09):
I wouldn't want to be anywhere around these Christmas stories.
They say that we need to be sacrificing, that we
need to be humble, that we need to be loving,
you know, the Dickens approach. All that will do is
crush you into the ground. Because if it isn't true
that God that John saw him, heard him, felt him,
that Jesus really came to do these things, then Christmas
would be depressing. If Jesus Christ is actually God come

(02:52:32):
in the flesh, though, you're going to know much more
about God. You see him weep, you see him upset,
you see him cast down, you see him exalted.

Speaker 5 (02:52:47):
And that's what we've always tried to focus on with Christmas.

Speaker 2 (02:52:51):
That's right.

Speaker 5 (02:52:52):
It's never been about how much stuff you get or
all the toys. It's been about Christ.

Speaker 2 (02:53:01):
Our understanding will be a lot more personal and specific
if we look at it. And so it is an
opportunity for us to think about, as he just pointed out,
the incarnation and all that entails, and why that is necessary.
You know, what does a Muslim do with their sin?
What does a Jewish person do with their sin? The
temple is gone, There hasn't been any sacrifice for that.

(02:53:23):
Christ is a sacrifice. The temple was a picture of Him,
just as a tabernacle was. Look at what God has
done to get you to know him. Personally if his
son would do all of this to become a real person.
Don't you think the Holy Spirit will do anything in
his power to make Jesus a real person to you?
So Christmas is an invitation we what is happening in Texas?

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Six hundred private schools have applied for a new Texas
Education Savings account program. Be very careful of this. They
even have one for homeschoolers as well, be very careful.
As I've said to people, and so many people don't
understand that this is how the government uses money, especially
the federal government, to control you. This is the whole

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mechanism of the twenty twenty COVID stuff the government used,
you know, Trump administration use money to bribe and to
blackmail people. You know, to do this, and we'll give
you bonuses in the hospitals if you kill people with
this stuff, and on and on, telling the corporations that
if you don't get all your people vaccinated, we're going

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to kill your government contract. So they want to get
you addicted to government cash. And at first any of
these helping hands from the government. Again the most dangerous
words Reagan got that writer, I'm from the government. I'm
here to help you. I'm going to help you educate
your child. Here's some money that's going to have some

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strings attached to it. Maybe not right away, but it'll
be down the road. So just be very careful about that.
I'm very suspicious about conservatives and cash to get you
hooked on education. So they're providing grants of about ten
thousand dollars to roughly one hundred thousand students to the
pilot program and Texas, and they're going to be focusing

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on economic thresholds with low income families. But they think
that they're going to have so many people apply that
they'll have to have a lottery. So most of this
the ten thousand dollars, it's going to be for a
private school, and that is eighty five percent of the
statewide average that they spend on state and local funding

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for government schools. And so it's kind of interesting. The
government schools they spend on average twelve point three thousand dollars.
The private schools then will get ten point four thousand
dollars eighty five percent of the government schools for the
homeschool or two thousand dollars. That's seventeen percent, one sixth

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of the what the government schools get. So just understand
that even with that two thousand dollars, they can attach
all kinds of strings to it. You'd be very very
careful of it. After thousands of years, and I've seen
this now on several different secular sites. After thousands of years,
archaeologists think that they finally found Noah's Ark, And this

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is a site that they've been talking about for decades.
What's gotten them really excited is that they have found
that it isn't just kind of a geological formation there
in the shape of a boat that maybe is petrified
wood or whatever. But as they're looking at the area,
they're finding all these pottery fragments that would say that

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humans were there. So they're very excited about this. You know,
I had a pastor once who said, if they went
out tomorrow and they found it nos Hark, you still
have people who would not believe in any of this stuff.
They find some other explanation for it. And of course
that's true. You know, we see that with DNA, don't
we see that with intelligent design all the microbiology. I mean,

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we see it with things like the shroud of turn.
You know, they'll push back on it, or they'll find
some reason. But you know, any of these things, it
really kind of goes back to what we're talking about
with the Dickens story and contrasting that with Christ talking
about Lazarus and the rich man, and the rich man
is saying, please let me go back and warm my relatives.

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I don't want them to suffer this fate. And he's
told he said, well, they've got Moses and the prophets,
that they won't listen to them. They won't listen to
somebody who comes back from the dead. And if they
won't listen to Moses and the Prophets, they're not going
to listen to somebody some archaeological nerd on is short pants,
He or she and the short pants and their shovel

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are going to tell me maybe we found them his ark.
They're not going to listen to that either. So it's
really not about that. Now, certainly we find interesting archaeological
things that back the Bible up. You know, for the
longest time, the criticism against the Bible in the early
eighteen hundreds was all archaeological. Well, there's no evidence that
any of these civilizations ever existed. There's no indication that

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there was ever a Hittite civilization. Now it's one of
the best known civilizations after archaeology. And we saw that.
We took the kids to the British Museum. We're just
looking at some movies that we got transferred and I
looked at that as we saw all the different things
that were the antiquities, and it was just like seeing

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the Bible spread out in real, real format there. So
it is a very interesting thing and be interesting to
see what happens with this. But again, you've got the Bible,
folks read it. Have a good day. The common man,

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they created common Core and dumbed down our children. They
created common past, track and control us. Their commons project
to make sure the commoners own nothing and the communist future.
They see the common man as simple, unsophisticated ordinary. But
each of us has worth and dignity created in the

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image of God. That is what we have in common.
That is what they want to take away. Their most
powerful weapons are isolation, deception, intimidation. They desire to know
everything about us while they hide everything from us. It's
time to turn that around and expose what they want

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