🔴 Two Systems at War: Trump’s American Strategy vs. UN's New World Order

0:08Trump's American strategy versus the

0:11UN's new world order. It's two systems

0:15at war.

0:17Trump is representing the American

0:20solution, the American system of

0:22economics and of polit political

0:25economy. Then on the other side, we had

0:28the display yesterday by the president

0:30of Brazil, Lula Dilva, who was solidly

0:35defending globalization

0:38led by the city of London. It's clear

0:41this morning, Trump is currently, right

0:43now, he's in the process of meeting with

0:46President Xi. Thank you everyone for

0:49tuning in. My name is Adam Sturman. I am

0:51a producer here with Prometheian Action

0:53joined with the lovely Barbara Boyd and

0:55Susan Kokinda. Welcome everyone. Thanks

0:58for joining us today. As you're coming

1:00into the stream, please drop a like on

1:02the way in. And what I'm going to do

1:05this morning is begin by playing a quick

1:07recap of some of the choice moments from

1:11Trump's UN speech yesterday. There was

1:13so much in it. It was only about 40

1:16minutes, but let me pull up some choice

1:18cuts here to get the thing started.

1:20This is indeed the golden age of

1:23America. What is the purpose of the

1:25United Nations? The UN has such

1:27tremendous potential. I've always said

1:30it. It has such tremendous, tremendous

1:33potential,

1:34but it's not even coming close to living

1:37up to that potential. All I got from the

1:39United Nations was an escalator that on

1:42the way up stopped right in the middle.

1:45If the first lady wasn't in great shape,

1:47she would have fallen. But she's in

1:49great shape. We're both in good shape.

1:52We both stood.

1:54[laughter]

1:56And then a teleprompter that didn't

1:58work. The number one political issue of

2:00our time, the crisis of uncontrolled

2:03migration. It's uncontrolled.

2:06Your countries are being ruined. It's

2:08time to end the failed experiment of

2:10open borders. You have to end it now.

2:12Let's see. I can tell you, I'm really

2:14good at this stuff. Your countries are

2:16going to hell. China and India are the

2:19primary funders of the ongoing war by

2:21continuing to purchase Russian oil.

2:23They're funding the war against

2:25themselves.

2:27Who the hell ever heard of that one?

2:30In the event that Russia is not ready to

2:32make a deal to end the war, then the

2:35United States is fully prepared to

2:37impose a very strong round of powerful

2:41tariffs.

2:41>> I have also been deeply engaged in

2:44seeking a ceasefire in Gaza. have to get

2:47that done. Have to get it done.

2:50Unfortunately, Hamas has repeatedly

2:52rejected reasonable offers to make

2:54peace. Now, as if to encourage continued

2:57conflict, some of this body is seeking

3:00to unilaterally recognize a Palestinian

3:03state. The rewards

3:06would be too great for Hamas terrorists,

3:09for their atrocities. This would be a

3:12reward for these horrible atrocities.

3:14There's climate change.

3:17It's the greatest conj job ever

3:19perpetrated on the world in my opinion.

3:22Climate change. No matter what happens,

3:24you're involved in that. No more global

3:27warming. No more global cooling. All of

3:29these predictions made by the United

3:32Nations and many others, often for bad

3:34reasons, were wrong.

3:37They were made by stupid people that

3:40have cost their countries fortunes and

3:42given those same countries no chance for

3:44success. If you don't get away from this

3:46green scam, your country is going to

3:48fail. And I'm really good at predicting

3:51things. You know, they actually said

3:52during the campaign they had a hat, the

3:55bestselling hat. Trump was right about

3:57everything. And I don't say that in a

3:59braggadocious way, but it's true. I've

4:01been right about everything. And I'm

4:04telling you that if you don't get away

4:06from

4:08the green energy scam, your country is

4:11going to fail. And if you don't stop

4:14people that you've never seen before,

4:16that you have nothing in common with,

4:18your country is going to fail.

4:22All right, there was so many more cuts

4:25from that video, guys. Um, if you're

4:29watching on x.com, please drop us a

4:31like. YouTube, I am broadcasting two

4:33streams. I'm broadcasting a vertical one

4:35and a horizontal one. You can easily

4:38switch between the two by just going to

4:40our channel page and both should be on

4:42the channel page there. You can switch

4:44back and forth. So, Barbara, Trump is

4:47meeting with President Xi literally at

4:50this very moment.

4:53>> Tell us more.

4:54>> I think I think Marco Rubio put it right

4:56yesterday in his discussion of this.

4:58Just as the Democrats in the Senate were

5:02saying, Trump is there again bending his

5:05knee to China, yada da da da da da. So,

5:08you know, basically, you begin to see

5:10how all of these propaganda lines

5:13actually emerge. No, Trump is not going

5:16to sell out the United States to China.

5:19But as Rubio said yesterday, what

5:21happens between the United States and

5:24China right now will determine the 21st

5:28century. And that's true because if you

5:31really look at the world in terms of who

5:34has economic power and who has alliances

5:38right now in the world, the centerpiece

5:41is not the people that we keep talking

5:44about, the British Empire, which is

5:46failing. The centerpiece is those

5:48nations which are moving ahead on the

5:52frontiers of scientific and

5:54technological discovery.

5:56That's why the current AI fight becomes

5:59extremely extremely important because

6:03>> well can let's play let's play because

6:05Trump met with Xi yesterday at the

6:08tarmac right which is a unique thing

6:11Trump most when when when the secret

6:15when people arrive to visit the

6:17president usually the president does not

6:19meet them on the tarmac. So I want to

6:22play for people to set the stage. Okay.

6:24I want to play for people. Can you also

6:26center your yourself in the video,

6:28Barbara?

6:30>> Yeah. Yeah, that's way better. You

6:32should also see the vertical stream. You

6:34have to keep yourself in the vertical

6:35stream for vertical viewers. Uh, so I

6:38want to play for everyone some I think a

6:41lot of people already saw this, but this

6:43was really something indeed. So, I'm

6:46going to share just what happened on the

6:48tarmac yesterday as Trump was come as as

6:52Xi was arriving. Let me pull it up here.

6:55Yes.

7:20Just wait for it. It's coming.

7:28>> [music]

7:34[music]

7:46>> Wait for it.

7:59Perfect. ABS.

8:17Absolutely perfect timing of the

8:21flyover.

8:22That was President Xi's greeting when he

8:26came to the United States. a Star

8:27Spangled Banner with a B1 flyover. So, I

8:30think it was really important. Not

8:31everyone saw that, but that was that

8:34really set the tone for the discussion

8:36between Trump and G. I just wanted to

8:39play that to make sure people had that

8:41context.

8:46Great.

8:49So, we we'll see a whole lot more. Susan

8:52will obviously be covering this in her

8:54video uh you know on Saturday because

8:57the ramifications of this will only

8:59become clearer not immediately but over

9:02the next 24 48 hours as you see the

9:05world begin to shift uh which is really

9:09what's happening uh all over the world

9:12at this point in the conflict which Adam

9:14talked about at the beginning between

9:17these two systems um and you know people

9:21have very much. I know our audience has

9:23midterms on the mind. They have the

9:25economy on the mind. There are questions

9:28which came in and people are very very

9:29anxious about this because uh you know a

9:32lot of the uh more stupid establishment

9:36Republican candidates aren't going with

9:39anything that Trump is actually doing in

9:41terms of the economy. And if you

9:43actually take the [clears throat] gas

9:46prices out of the equation, which of

9:49course the Democrats are harping,

9:51harping, harping, harping, harping on,

9:54you'll see that the economy itself is

9:57actually booming. I don't normally like

10:00Laura Ingram all that much on Fox, but

10:03last night she basically went to war

10:06with these Republican candidates who

10:08refuse to actually talk about what's

10:11actually happening in the economy. Can

10:13you just play that segment, Adam, for

10:16us? Because I thought she really kind of

10:19laid it on the line

10:22>> and about the economy. Folks, it's time

10:25for a brutal fact check tonight.

10:28First, they claimed that immigration

10:30enforcement would flatten the economy.

10:33>> When we talk about mass deportation,

10:34when Trump talks about that, to actually

10:36do it would decimate the American

10:38economy.

10:40>> The truth, the CEO of Goldman Sachs laid

10:42it out. The economy is strong and

10:44Americans are making more money.

10:47>> The economy is performing well. Uh we

10:49have an enormous investment cycle that's

10:50obviously contributing to growth and

10:52activity. And the thing I'd highlight

10:54that I know you've been focused on is

10:56the level of earnings growth. Yeah. Has

10:58really been extraordinary. And that's

10:59been a big tailwind for the market and

11:01for the economy.

11:02>> Indeed. Real median household income

11:04last year was $87,460.

11:08That's the highest on record since 1967

11:12when it's adjusted. We're the envy of

11:14the G7. Scott Bessant was going on about

11:16this on special report just moments ago.

11:19He's 100% right. But the so-called

11:22expert economists out there also claimed

11:25and still claim that tariffs, remember

11:27this, tariffs would send new car prices

11:30soaring and kill US jobs.

11:32>> And then I do expect that it's going to

11:34cost jobs. Uh you'll you'll see

11:37retaliation. You just heard the Canadian

11:40Canadians talk about this. Other

11:41countries will respond. Uh no doubt. And

11:44uh that means uh we're US manufacturers

11:47are going to have trouble selling what

11:48they produce to those countries and

11:50it'll cost jobs.

11:52>> Okay, Mark, here's how it's going.

11:54First, car prices are not soaring. From

11:56July 2025 to July 2026, the average

12:00transaction price for a new vehicle rose

12:02by a very modest 1.9%.

12:04Now, believe it unless you think the

12:06Kelly Blue Book is part of the

12:07right-wing conspiracy. Okay. And as for

12:10all those jobs fleeing the US because of

12:11tariffs, wrong. 162,000 jobs were added

12:15in August. In fact, US job growth is so

12:18strong that the Fed raised interest

12:19rates a quarter point. Why? To stave off

12:22inflation. We have a hot economy. Of

12:25course, the media doesn't like talking

12:26about any of this because they're wish

12:28casting an American economic collapse

12:32just to help Democrats get back into

12:34power. Folks, this is a cynical and

12:37dishonest game they're playing.

12:39Americans need to understand what

12:41they're going to be trading away if they

12:43let their anger about Iran and gas

12:45prices get the best of them. They'll be

12:48voting to make themselves and their

12:50families poorer. Our friend Larry Cuddlo

12:53called the current state of the US

12:55economy the greatest story never told.

12:57And there's more evidence that Larry is

13:00right every day. CEO confidence in the

13:03economy is at a four-year high. And

13:06what's shocking about this survey is

13:07that the optimism came even at the

13:10height of the US Canada tariffs fight

13:12and with tensions still high in Iran and

13:15a surge in energy prices was underway.

13:18CEOs still grew more upbeat. Sales and

13:20investment plans remained well above

13:22historical norms while the hiring index

13:25jumped seven points to 58 just shy of

13:29its long run average of 61.

13:33And more good news today in the SE S&P

13:36flash survey more so signs that Trump's

13:38policies are working. The composite

13:41index that measures services and

13:42manufacturing is at a 62month high. It's

13:47incredible. Manufacturing a 53-month

13:50high, services at a 59month high.

13:55And the lies that Trump is worse on

13:57inflation bull. Last month inflation was

14:00at 3.4%.

14:02Biden in his second year was at 8.3%.

14:06It's a total nightmare under Biden in

14:08Democrat policies. His policies were

14:11inflationary. unnecessary COVID

14:14giveaways, giant spending bills,

14:16strangling regulations on oil and gas,

14:19and millions and millions and millions

14:21of illegals flooding our streets, our

14:23schools, and our healthcare system.

14:25Total nightmare scenario. And as for the

14:28understandable frustration again about

14:30gas and diesel costs, I don't like it

14:32either. But everyone needs to remember

14:34that Democrats love high energy costs.

14:39Under Democrat rule, they will not be

14:41temporary. In California right now, gas

14:44prices are almost 40% higher than the

14:47national average. So nearly everything

14:49the press will say about Trump and the

14:51GOP agenda from now through election day

14:55will be an outright lie. And they're

14:58even lying about threats at the polls.

15:01>> The question is, do you think it's

15:03appropriate to deploy US military to

15:06polling stations? Are they going to be

15:08in battle dress uniform with body armor,

15:10weapons, and ammunition at the polling

15:13stations? This is not how we do it here.

15:16>> It's ludicrous.

15:18Whipping people up into a fearful

15:21frenzy.

15:23Look around you. The immigration crisis

15:26is over. Row versus Wade is gone. The

15:29economy is showing enormous signs of

15:31strength. Other than the Iran detour,

15:34it's everything Trump's base wanted. Of

15:37course, the press is gonna try to

15:39discourage you. Democrats will

15:41fearmonger, but it is all a lie.

15:45The real tragedy would be to come this

15:48far only to return a big U-turn to the

15:52failed policies of Biden and Obama.

15:55Speaker Jeffre won't deliver prosperity,

15:58only investigations. And that's the

16:00angle.

16:06surprising coming from Fox, but

16:09nonetheless a resounding message because

16:11they can't avoid it. Um, you know, the

16:14purchasing managers index, what is that

16:17that she was talking about that last

16:19clip? [clears throat] That's all the

16:21people out there who buy things for

16:23their companies to go forward. If we

16:27really were in an inflationary mess like

16:30they're portraying it, these guys would

16:33be buying nothing. nothing. It's

16:36probably one of the most solid

16:37indicators of what the actual sentiment

16:40is out among the people who have to make

16:43the decision. Do I buy or do I sit on my

16:47hands because Trump is a disaster? And

16:50they're all saying despite all the

16:52propaganda, hey, I'm buying. You know, I

16:55see it. I see the growth. I see what's

16:58going on. I see how we're actually

17:00transitioning here. And that message has

17:03to be echoed by every single Republican

17:06candidate instead of a lot of them just

17:09sitting back and collapsing into the

17:12narrative that's actually being thrown

17:14against them. And that's what we're here

17:16to do. So, Adam, that's what I've got

17:19from my opening.

17:24Susan, you're muted. And Barbara, can

17:26you move your camera so it's centered a

17:27little bit? Move the camera, please. It

17:29got moved.

17:34Uh there's a short clip from Bessant

17:36which kind of drills down on that. If

17:38you could play that next.

17:43Yeah. Hold on. Let me uh share the

17:45screen here.

17:49Yeah. And I'm seeing in the chat a lot

17:51of people say Fox News isn't much

17:52better. You know, all of this is true.

17:55Uh that's not the point. We're not

17:56endorsing Fox. Laura Ingram actually

17:59gave a pretty decent rundown of the lies

18:02and um you know some useful data. So

18:05take it for what it is. But here's

18:07here's Bessant sort of summing it all up

18:10in the last minute or so with uh Brett

18:12Bearer.

18:13>> Before you leave, give me one number you

18:15want voters to look at before they vote

18:17in November and why.

18:18>> Uh I I I would actually say two. So it

18:21would be the uh wage levels going up.

18:24median wages are up 3.5 to 3.7%

18:29and the a mill a million jobs 1.3

18:33million jobs for Americans that we have

18:36seen and we are seeing an the

18:38manufacturing renaissance in this

18:40country and I think we are just starting

18:42to accelerate it away now Brett

18:46>> yeah I mean that's the key you know I I

18:48I think a useful image for people is for

18:52for 30 40 50 years under globalization

18:57and and under the uni party certainly

18:59for the past 30 years uh our economy has

19:03been like somebody who is abusing their

19:05body you know taking drugs drinking

19:08eating crappy food not exercising

19:11sleeping all day and you're on your way

19:13to dying and then you have a come to

19:15Jesus moment and you decide you're going

19:17to change well that's really what we did

19:20when we put Donald Trump in first in

19:222016, you know, then we had a relapse,

19:25you [laughter] know, like sometimes

19:27people do on their journey to health and

19:29then we brought him back in 2024. What

19:32is this administration doing? First of

19:34all, they have stopped

19:36all most everything that is harmful to

19:39the economy that the president has the

19:42power to stop. Now, he doesn't have all

19:43the power, but the power that he the the

19:46things that are destroying our economy

19:48that he has the power to stop, he's

19:51stopped. He stopped free trade with

19:54tariffs. He stopped the green mandates

19:56across the board, getting out of the

19:58Paris climate accords and rolling back

20:00all of these regulations. He stopped

20:03illegal immigration. He's in the process

20:06of reforming the H1B visa uh problem. Uh

20:10he tried it once before, the court

20:12stopped him. He's going back to the

20:13drawing board. Our friend Mike Stagger

20:15is doing a piece on that today uh for

20:17immediate details. So he stopped many,

20:21many, many of the practices that were

20:24making us sick. And you know, just like

20:27when you do this, then you've got to get

20:29on your own journey and you got to start

20:31to exercise and you got to start to eat

20:33better. But if you've been abusing your

20:35body for 30 years, you're going to get

20:36better overnight. No, you have to stick

20:39with it. That's what this midterm is

20:42about. Are we going to stick with the

20:45economic journey back to health or are

20:48we going to fall prey to the fake news,

20:51to the lies, to the immediate pain

20:53points which are there? The diesel

20:56prices are not just, you know, Laura

20:59Ingram said she didn't like it. Well,

21:01you know, I'm sure she doesn't like it.

21:03But there are people in the chat in New

21:05England who are trying to figure out how

21:07they're going to pay for home heating

21:09oil this winter because that's based on

21:11the price of diesel. These are real

21:13questions and I know that the president

21:16is doing everything in his power to do

21:18it. But the thing that people have to

21:20understand is why are we facing this

21:22problem? And again it comes back to the

21:26practices of the previous 30 years. We

21:29don't have diesel surge capacity in our

21:32economy because we haven't built

21:34anything new because Biden and Obama had

21:37a war on fossil fuels. They celebrated

21:41shutting down refineries. California has

21:44shut down two refineries just within the

21:47last year and there's possibly another

21:49refinery on its way to being shut down.

21:51What is the solution to this? Well, I'm

21:53sure Donald Trump is trying to figure

21:55out some workaround so that people don't

21:57freeze to death this year because they

21:59can't afford home heating oil. But the

22:01solution is everything that Donald Trump

22:03is doing, which is to rebuild the

22:06capacity of the United States. Get rid

22:08of the choke points, get rid of the

22:10disruptions. Another question in terms

22:13of diesel, it's and the president has

22:15said it, Zalinski is bombing Russian

22:18refineries. Why? There's a lot of things

22:21that Zalinsky could bomb in Russia with

22:24his drones. Why refineries? Because it

22:27disrupts the world oil market. And

22:29Zalinsky is one of the proxies who is in

22:32there to try and increase the pain on

22:34the American population so that they

22:36forget about the fact that we've decided

22:39to stop killing ourselves economically

22:42and we are on what is not a

22:44instantaneous

22:46path to actual health. I mean, Laura

22:48Ingram, I think, did conclude her uh

22:51broadcast appropriately from that

22:53standpoint, but that's, you know, that

22:56people people have to recognize that um

23:01uh the the the way that this midterm is

23:04being run is, as we've said before, not

23:07from the standpoint of a lot of campaign

23:10ads. It's being run on a much larger

23:13global basis where the global elite are

23:15looking at everything Donald Trump has

23:17done and they're saying, "We cannot let

23:19you continue. We cannot let you recover

23:22the American economy and the American

23:25culture. We are going to stop you. The

23:28next chance we have to stop you is the

23:30midterms. What do we have to do to make

23:32you sure you you lose the midterms?" And

23:35that is what is going on out there for

23:37the next 50 days. And people have to be

23:39very very conscious of that. And and for

23:42the people who are uh you know feeling

23:44the pain, the legitimate pain, as Laura

23:48Ingram indicated, it's going to be a

23:49whole lot worse if we don't continue on

23:52this path to economic recovery.

23:57>> Thank you very much, Susan. Thank you,

23:58Barbara. And thank you to everyone

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25:27Jerry from Dobs Ferry says, "Do you

25:29think that the UN will still be around

25:31in 20 years if the US keeps moving

25:34forward with the America first agenda?"

25:37Before I turn it on, I just wanted to

25:38say Donald Trump still has an idea that

25:41the UN could play a productive role in

25:43the world. So, I open this one up to

25:45Barbara and Susan.

25:49>> Well, right now it's a globalist

25:51institution uh and has been for some

25:54time. What you have to try and imagine

25:57is what happens when the whole system of

26:01nation states which President Trump is

26:04building which is very different from

26:06globalization. All right. In other

26:08words, he's visualizing

26:11uh the idea that nation states rather

26:14than these globalist control entities

26:17actually control the world and they find

26:20common ground uh in certain things based

26:23on what is the good for humanity.

26:26And you know if you have nation states

26:29acting in their own interests

26:32and then talking to each other about

26:35okay what things can we collaborate on

26:38that are good like for example just

26:42think about Roosevelt's vision at the

26:43end of the second world war I want to

26:46end all colonialism he said to Winston

26:48Churchill and Winston Churchill almost

26:50had a you know basically threw into a

26:53fit and rolled around on the floor and

26:55chewed the rug In response to that, if

26:57you actually look at the conversation in

26:59the book as he saw it, he said, "I want

27:02to I don't want this kind of system

27:04where basically you go into a country,

27:07you take all the raw materials and you

27:09leave them in a savage and undeveloped

27:12state. So what if China and Trump

27:17actually come to an agreement to use the

27:19enormous economic power of both nations

27:22to actually solve the problems of

27:24economic development in a way which

27:27doesn't rip people off uh throughout the

27:30world. That's a possibility. It's it

27:33becomes a real possibility. What if you

27:36know basically Trump says to Xi, why

27:39don't you just get rid of all these

27:40crazy alliances you have in terms of the

27:43old cold war type of map of the world.

27:46Why don't we come together on a much

27:48much higher level and thinking about

27:51what we could do to actually benefit

27:53mankind? And that begins to define what

27:57the United Nations might become once it

28:01gets out of the business of trying to

28:03control the world as a globalist

28:05institution doing crazy things like all

28:08of the green stuff, you know, the green,

28:11you know, climate change, net zero, all

28:14that stuff was run out of the UN. What

28:17were all these third world countries

28:19told they could do? You can do

28:21sustainable development. What does that

28:23mean? It means no development. It's the

28:26old idea that, you know, if you're in a

28:28country like Brazil,

28:30um, you know, which is Lula sitting out

28:32there. What you really got to do is give

28:35away a ton of stuff to your unproductive

28:38population who are defined as losers and

28:41have primitive forms of production so

28:44that you don't actually advance your

28:46nation. What's the real story of the war

28:49in Iran? Well, if you go back and look

28:51at it, what did the Sha want to do at

28:53the beginning of all of this? He said,

28:56"I want to stop being like a net

28:58exporter of oil and I want to have

29:01nuclear energy to develop my country."

29:05By sha

29:07um that's the difference between uh you

29:10know the two systems and you're you're

29:12talking about what the UN can become in

29:15a completely different configuration.

29:18Trump, you know, Trump's criticized

29:19because they say he treats the world

29:21like a real estate deal. Well, it is

29:23like a real estate deal. All right? It

29:26is like when you actually are talking to

29:28somebody and you want to come to terms

29:31and each one of you has a big interest

29:34in doing something your way. You

29:36negotiate. You figure it out. Somebody

29:39comes out doing better in negotiation,

29:41well, somebody else will come back

29:43later. That's the world that Trump is

29:46developing for the entire world at this

29:48point. And the United Nations could be a

29:51very valuable tool in facilitating

29:54dialogue.

29:55That's why Trump just despite all the

29:57rhetoric you saw at that in in the

29:59speech about Russia there and the

30:01sanctions and Lindsey Graham and all

30:03that other stuff, you know, he invited

30:05Russia to the G20

30:08which has the Europeans throwing a snit.

30:12So that's basically what I I I want to

30:15say about that particular question in

30:17terms of the UN. It's a sewer at this

30:19point, but it could be something

30:21different as both Trump and Rubio said.

30:24Yeah, I just add I think it's an

30:26important point in terms of all

30:27institutions. I mean there's some

30:30institutions which by their very nature

30:32like central banks, you know, probably

30:35cannot be reformed. Maybe they can be

30:37curtailed, but they can't be reformed

30:39because their intention was anti-

30:42sovereignty and anti-growth and support

30:45for imperial policies. But there's a lot

30:48of other institutions out there. You can

30:50even look at the International Monetary

30:51Fund. When it was originally set up, it

30:54was not set up to be a financial

30:56parasite sucking the blood out of

31:00countries while the city of London, you

31:02know, manipulated commodity prices and

31:04so on. So it it often comes down to the

31:08question of what what is what is the

31:10prevailing paradigm within an

31:12institution is actually operating. Um

31:15and can it be drawn into a new paradigm

31:18like perhaps the UN could because it was

31:21actually originally set up to be

31:22something different than what it became

31:25or is it an institution like central

31:27banks which probably can't be formed

31:29because they were set up to serve the

31:31imperial system. The place you have to

31:33start with is the these as as Adam

31:37talked about at the beginning, these two

31:39contending systems. The American system

31:42which is based on production and human

31:44creativity and the British system which

31:47is based on stealing and looting and

31:49holding people backward so they can

31:52maintain control. That's where you

31:54start. Don't just have some checklist of

31:56good institutions, bad institutions,

31:59good politicians, bad politicians. This

32:02is a battle between those two systems.

32:05And guess what? Things are going to

32:07change as that battle evolves.

32:13>> Thank you, Susan. Thank you. Thank you,

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33:31Okay. And then we have uh Adena. Thank

33:34you, Adena. Can you First off, I don't

33:37even follow MT MTG. I don't know if

33:40Barbara and Susan does either, but I

33:42will ask your question here. Can you

33:44explain what MTG said that Trump signed

33:47fake executive orders and plans to use

33:49nukes on Iran? Okay. [sighs]

33:52Uh, we don't follow MTG, but can Barbara

33:55and Susie, can you bring some actual

33:58reality to this discussion because we

34:00get so many crazy questions that are

34:02completely disconnected from reality?

34:05>> Well, I mean, this is a what's known in

34:07the trade as a SCOP. Okay.

34:10um MTG, [clears throat]

34:12Alex Jones, you know, to a certain

34:15extent Steve Bannon even, uh, you know,

34:18are in this doomscrolling

34:20nonsense, Tucker Carlson in particular.

34:24All right. And the question which I have

34:26is who the hell is paying them? Um,

34:29because basically they are persistent

34:31and consistent. Uh, you know, there's a

34:34whole bunch of other people like Mark

34:36Mitchell's polling. uh you know people

34:38who used to be sort of in the

34:41magazerehere

34:42uh and were there in 2024

34:45and I put it right after Charlie was

34:47killed you know all hell broke loose in

34:50terms of these particular people they

34:52became doomers they wanted to suck you

34:55into the president it's the same theory

34:59that was in Russia gate okay Trump is

35:02simply a tool of something okay a tool

35:07of Russia and Putin. Now he's a tool of

35:11Wall Street and all the globalists. Um

35:14he doesn't have any agency himself. He's

35:17simply acting out of a scenario of some

35:20type which you should spend all your

35:22time trying to figure out as opposed to

35:25watching what he's actually doing,

35:28figuring out what he's actually doing.

35:31And I like to actually do a test uh for

35:34my uh kind of knowing what's going on in

35:37the world. First of all, a lot of what's

35:39happening is behind closed doors. He's

35:42given you more access than any president

35:44has, but you've got to put together the

35:46pieces from the actions, which really

35:49requires you to use your brain a bit.

35:51All right. MTG is on a program. She just

35:55repeats what she's been told to say and

35:57does it in the way that normal trailer

36:00trash do. I hate to say that, but that's

36:02basically my view of what, you know,

36:05she's actually doing and who she thinks

36:07she's appealing to. Alex Jones is the

36:10same way. There's never a a wild

36:12conspiracy theory that he didn't want to

36:14plunge you into and he's gotten worse

36:16and worse and worse. All right,

36:19disconneto. Tucker Carlson, you know,

36:22they're talking about what? sabotaging

36:25this movement by inventing a third party

36:27of people who go along with their

36:30cynicism and pessimism and nowhere's

36:34bill. Do you think MTG has any idea how

36:36to build an economy? Like how would you

36:39like to see a debate between MTG and

36:41Scott Bessett? What would that be like?

36:44Um, you know, and I I think you've got

36:46to actually think that through from from

36:49that uh particular standpoint. All of it

36:52is a huge sigh up based on the old

36:55British idea that an assassination

36:58i.e. Charlie's assassination

37:02is the [clears throat] best opening

37:04recipe for major sigh operations to tear

37:07apart an organization and to make people

37:10quit.

37:12That's what it's about. That's what it

37:14has been about and that's what it

37:15continues to be about. I forgot to add

37:17Thomas Massie uh you know

37:20[clears throat]

37:21also playing a a significant role in

37:23this particular grouping.

37:26>> Yeah. And I'll add one other element to

37:28this in terms of you know h how you can

37:31how you can actually prove to yourself

37:34that this is a scop because there is

37:37something they never talk about. They

37:39don't dispute it. Who knows whether they

37:42disagree with it but they never talk

37:44about it and it's the American system,

37:47right? They never talk about the fact

37:49that there is this entire battle that's

37:52been going on for 250 years of which the

37:56fight against globalization is just a

37:58recent manifest. Global globalization is

38:01just a repackaging of the same British

38:04imperial system that we fought the

38:06American Revolution against. And we

38:08created something absolutely unique. The

38:11American system of economy is the first

38:13time that the issue is not running your

38:16economy from the standpoint of money.

38:19That's how the British imperial system

38:20works. They control the money through

38:23central banks, through cartels like the

38:25British East India Company or the bigs

38:27today and you know so on and so forth.

38:30They they control things and then within

38:32that world where they control the money

38:34and they control the means of production

38:36and they control the choke points, you

38:38get to have free markets, right? a

38:40complete fraud. Whereas our founding

38:42fathers came in and they said, "No, it's

38:45we're not going to measure our economy

38:46from the standpoint of money. We're

38:48going to measure our economy from the

38:49standpoint, are we improving our

38:51relationship to nature, by becoming more

38:54productive, by making our population

38:56smarter, by making creating

38:58breakthroughs where we can solve

39:00whatever problem is in front of us?" Um,

39:04I I just found out from our friend Brian

39:06Lance because I was asking some

39:08questions about a question that was in

39:10that came in that I I I didn't have the

39:12basis for responding. And in the course

39:15of Brian responding to me, who does a

39:18Substack on physical economy, which

39:19people should be paying attention to, he

39:22made the point that Elon Musk is on a

39:24kind of fast track to figure out how to

39:27fabricate a critical part of u the

39:32machinery needed for refining capacity.

39:35Um because we're bottlenecked. We

39:37haven't built new refining capacity.

39:39We've expanded existing capacity, but

39:42it's at 98%. And part of the bottleneck

39:45is there's particular parts of it where

39:47normally it would take, I think he said,

39:49you know, five or six years to get the

39:51parts and now Musk is trying to figure

39:54out how to fasttrack this particular

39:56part so that you can actually start to

39:58bring this stuff online quickly. That's

40:00the American system,

40:03not manipulating, you know, diesel

40:05prices so that the guys in the city of

40:07London can actually make money. And

40:09that's what these doomers never talk

40:12about. They do not talk about the fight

40:15between the American system and the

40:17British system because whether they're

40:19conscious of it or not, they're being

40:22used by the imperial elite to try and

40:26stop the reemergence of the American

40:28system. And you know, from from my

40:31standpoint, just start right there. And

40:34I'll give you a good example in terms of

40:36Alex Jones because it's not like years

40:39ago the person that Barbara and I and

40:42Adam learned a lot of what we learned

40:44under Lind Lyndon Larouche

40:47um did not go on Alex Jones and actually

40:51try and educate the guy about the

40:53American system. Clearly it didn't work

40:55very well.

40:58>> No, it didn't. I was Lyndon Larouche's

41:01personal camera person for many years

41:03and yes, Lyndon did go on Alex Jones's

41:06show several times and he definitely

41:09tried to organize Alex as best as he

41:11could. So, I definitely remember that.

41:13Thank you very much, Adena, for sending

41:15in your question. Please make sure

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41:19Okay, I have a question uh comment from

41:21Jilla. Thank you for joining us again

41:23this week. Uh and this is a comment from

41:25when I played the quote with Xi and

41:27Trump on the tarmac. You also forgot to

41:30mention the fighter jets that flank the

41:31runway. Yes, it was that that spectacle

41:34that Trump designed. It was quite an

41:36expectable for for Xi to come to that

41:38kind of greeting. Uh fighter jets that

41:40flank the runway. Fighter jets we don't

41:43sell to anyone. Total statement of our

41:45military might in a very loud way.

41:48Indeed it was. Indeed it was. Thank you,

41:51Dusilla, for joining us today. Um I have

41:53another one here from Ancient Battle.

41:55Thank you for joining us again today

41:57with the Trump's UN nation state push

41:59and Lula's globalism rank the next move

42:02tariffbacked industrial policy energy

42:05independence or cutting UK funding to

42:08break London's leverage from ancient

42:11battle on Substack. Thank you friend for

42:13joining us today. So what would you say

42:15would be the next move that Trump is

42:17going to make? Is it going to be

42:19tariffbacked industrial policy, energy

42:21independence, cutting Ukraine funding,

42:23or is it going to be all three?

42:26>> Well, he's he's already doing the first

42:28two. Um and and again, it's the point

42:31that I made. Anything which is in his

42:34power, he's doing. So again, we saw what

42:37happened with the tariffs. The Supreme

42:39Court threw out the one means by which

42:42he was doing it. and then they had to go

42:44back to the drawing board and they've

42:46obviously rebuilt that tariff capacity.

42:49Same thing with energy independence to

42:51the extent that he can do it whether

42:53it's through executive orders, defense

42:56production act, the fact that we got a

42:58lot of tools passed in the big beautiful

43:01bill like 100% full expensing. So if you

43:05come back and start building a facility

43:07here in the United States, you take 100%

43:09of the cost of that off your income

43:11taxes in year one. You don't advertise

43:14it over 10, 15, or 20 years. So he's

43:16already doing the first two. The the

43:19third one, I think, is sort of out of

43:21his control because he still has a

43:23crappy Congress which is going to keep

43:26voting for these things. I mean, we can

43:28hit the third rail here, you know, in

43:30terms of Israel. Why doesn't Trump cut

43:32off funding to Israel? really, you

43:34really think he's going to be able to do

43:36that with this Congress? He's tried to

43:38cut off funding to Ukraine and he's been

43:40overridden by the Congress. And believe

43:44me, support for Israel in the Congress

43:46is a little bit higher than support for

43:48Ukraine at this point. So, uh, you know,

43:51his next step is honestly going to be

43:53determined,

43:55uh, in in the slight mid-range, not like

43:59his next step tomorrow, but his next

44:01steps are going to be determined by what

44:02you all do over the next five and a half

44:06weeks going into the midterm elections.

44:09Are you all and we going to deliver him

44:13a Senate and a Congress that he can

44:16continue to work with and maybe work

44:18with better than the one he's got? Or,

44:22you know, are enough people going to be

44:24affected by the black pilling that we

44:26end up with a Democratic Senate or

44:28Congress or God save us both and it

44:32brings everything to a screeching halt.

44:34Um, that's how I would answer it.

44:38Thank you, Susan. Barbara, any comments?

44:40Any thoughts?

44:42>> I can never predict exactly what the

44:45president is going to do next. If I

44:46could, I'd be, you know, basically the

44:48star of the show here. I mean, making a

44:52lot of money market.

44:53>> Yeah. Um, you can only look at you can

44:56only [clears throat] look at the

44:57direction.

45:01>> Thank you, Barbara. Thank you, Susan.

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46:41when that happened.

46:43>> She was a great interviewer. She is a

46:46great interviewer because she's very

46:48much in touch. Uh, you know, sometimes

46:50when you're doing these things, you lose

46:51touch of what people don't understand.

46:54Um, and you know, she was great at

46:57saying stop. You know, wait a second.

47:00Why are you saying that? Uh, which

47:02actually allows someone like me who gets

47:05caught up sometimes in my thinking to

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47:10better. Uh, so I think she is terrific.

47:14I think that she's a great interviewer

47:16and that's a that's a real skill to

47:19become an interviewer like that. It you

47:21know people are very caught up in

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47:25out how to talk to another person to

47:28draw the best out of them which is what

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47:33Uh so I was really thrilled with the

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47:50a super chat here from Hamiltonian

47:53Empire.

47:55Great name. Great name. I love you guys.

47:57Word is getting out about the city of

48:00London, but I think there's not much

48:02awareness of its oligarchs and their

48:04connections across Europe. Very true. A

48:08deep dive sometime would be great. Well,

48:11uh, before I hand it over to Barbara and

48:13Susan, just briefly,

48:16the way that I the way that I would view

48:18it, maybe not in in in the immediate

48:21history that's going on right now, but

48:22in the medium-term history, you have to

48:24look at how the Dutch monarchy took over

48:29the English monarchy. That was that was

48:32the real ceiling of what we know as the

48:35it's actually the it's the Anglo Dutch

48:37Empire. It's the British and Dutch. the

48:40Dutch came o see and so many people from

48:43the UK don't even really know about this

48:45history the glorious revolution when

48:48William of Orange came over and

48:49literally took over the English monarchy

48:53and from that point on it was really a

48:55consolidated European empire so that's

48:57maybe not in the short term that's more

48:58of the medium term but maybe Barbara and

49:01Susan could say more about this

49:05>> well I I I'd like to push you to the

49:07Prometheian action toolbox box uh where

49:10Bob Ingram has a book uh actually going

49:13through the whole history of the Anglo

49:15Dutch Empire which we have posted on the

49:18Prometheian action toolbox on our

49:20website. Um Will Wartz who doesn't have

49:24it I think posted on our website also

49:26has a book which you can get on

49:28Amazon.com saying beware the British

49:31East India Company which also goes

49:34through this entire history. You know,

49:37you've got a a series of [clears throat]

49:40empires starting with Rome. It then

49:42moves to Venice. It then moves to the

49:45Dutch Empire and then it finally ends up

49:48in the city of London, which when we say

49:51that we don't mean what most people

49:53think, London, the a place in England.

49:57Okay, we're talking about one square

50:00mile

50:01of England called the city of London

50:04where even uh the king

50:08of you know England has to actually ask

50:12for permission to enter. Think about

50:15that. That's pretty weird, isn't it? Um,

50:18and that's really the the central

50:21control point of the globalists and the

50:23oligarchs.

50:25In [clears throat] the pamphlet I put

50:27out, I actually discussed the war which

50:30has gone on literally ever since our

50:32founding where the United States and our

50:37idea of what a republic is became the

50:40battle point in the entire world just as

50:43it is now. And the American system began

50:46to spread right after our revolution. It

50:50spread to France

50:52um through Lafayette uh through the

50:54French support of the revolution which

50:57was very key. And what did the English

51:00do? They did a fake color revolution

51:04called the French Revolution which was

51:06run from the city of London. And I

51:10[clears throat] go through all of that.

51:11Jacobanism, which is really what the DSA

51:15is now, was invented through the city of

51:19London as a tool to actually do these

51:23color revolutions.

51:24Similarly, communism

51:27uh strikingly

51:29uh you think that Karl Marx did it.

51:32Well, in his own time, Karl Marx didn't

51:34have a whole lot of influence. But come

51:381917 when Carl K Carl Marx was no longer

51:40alive that became a very significant

51:44thing which they did because what did

51:46they want to do? They wanted to destroy

51:48Russia. Both Marx and the oligarch who

51:51controlled him this guy Urqua hated

51:54Russia with a passion. Think about that.

51:57Karl Marx who you know basically people

52:00think of oh that's what the Soviet Union

52:03was. Well, guess what? Basically, the

52:07guy who wrote that, Karl Marx, hated

52:10Russia. And you know, basically they

52:12invented communism as a way of, you

52:16know, creating these phony revolutions

52:19which are not like the American

52:20Revolution.

52:22And that phony revolution really

52:24destroyed Russia. and it's it what it

52:28was doing at the time through you know

52:31uh various of of its policies and the

52:34ZARS was adopting the American system.

52:37That's what they wanted to do. So it's a

52:40very interesting history because when

52:42you actually put it that way and track

52:44it out which I do in the pamphlet you

52:47see this has been the issue. What we did

52:50in 1776

52:52was the first time in the whole history

52:54of the world that real oligarchy had

52:58been overturned permanently.

53:01And now what they're trying to do

53:03through the DSA and other things is

53:06destroy that. And they've thought about

53:08it a lot. You know, they've thought

53:11about it because they have this guy

53:13Grahamsky who most people have never

53:15heard of. Okay. But this is the guy who

53:18the DSA and Barack Obama, I might add,

53:22actually thought was the king of

53:24philosophy. What did Grahamsky talk

53:26about? He said, "How come Mark said that

53:29the revolution would spread because of

53:31the inherent contradictions in

53:34capitalism?" But it didn't happen. How

53:37come it didn't happen? Well, it didn't

53:40happen because there's this thing called

53:42Western civilization

53:44and workers and everybody else who were

53:47supposed to revolt actually believe in

53:50things like the family, having kids, uh,

53:54you know, they believe in God. Um, and

53:57Grahamsky said if you don't get rid of

53:59that, the Marxist revolution won't

54:02happen. All right? So, that's what I lay

54:04out in the pamphlet. Of course, who kept

54:06Grahamsky alive? I mean we his notebooks

54:08never should have escaped the Italian

54:10prison where he was in. He was kept

54:12alive by the British again uh for the

54:15same idea, the same reason. So it's

54:17quite a history. Uh I had a lot of fun

54:20pulling it together and I hope people

54:21like it.

54:24>> Thank you very much, Barbara. Susan, any

54:26thoughts?

54:27>> Uh no, I think Barbara pretty much

54:29nailed it. [laughter]

54:31>> Thank you. H Thank you Hamiltonian

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54:50for working with me and with Barbara to

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54:54Really appreciate that you worked with

54:55me on that. Love this group and all that

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55:13Thank you, mother of pearl. Barbara and

55:16Susan, any want to say hi to our friend

55:18here before she runs the next ad?

55:23>> Well, that's really the key. She's got

55:24it. It's got to be too big to rig. Uh,

55:27and you know what we say emphatically

55:29every single time we broadcast here. I'm

55:31Prometheian Pac, which is our political

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55:35it. Uh, and we have one message in terms

55:38of the midterms. Get 10 of your friends

55:43and take them to the polls and vote. All

55:47right? You you know who to vote for. I

55:49don't have to tell you. Um, you may hold

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56:04because these guys are going to realize

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56:09Trumpers, the the disaffected Democrats

56:12who are actually winning the election

56:16and putting them in office. And

56:18therefore, as opposed to thinking that

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56:23donors did it or any of the crap they

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56:28breathing down their necks and so is the

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56:35before in 2024, even with all of the

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57:10Thank you. So, the next questions I'm

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57:18Uh, all of our subscribers uh get a link

57:22in our emails throughout the week which

57:24has the the the form where you could

57:25submit your questions. So, we're going

57:27to start off today simply with what's

57:30going on with the Iran situation because

57:33this still very much on people's minds

57:35and yeah, we should answer it. So the

57:38first four questions here about the IRGC

57:40and what's happening next year. What

57:42will will the regime of the IRGC be gone

57:45in 30 days or less? Quite possible. If

57:47so, then what? Thank you. Thomas Ray

57:50says, "Will the Iran war end with the

57:53Iranian people being free from the rule

57:56of the IRGC? And is it wrong to hope

57:59that the war ends with a free Iran?" No,

58:03I don't think that's wrong at all. Thank

58:04you, Ray. Uh Paul says, "I want to

58:06clarify my earlier submission. Secretary

58:08Besset publicly identified the Egyptian

58:10bank in oper operating in Dubai, a

58:13Turkish bank and Russia's second largest

58:15bank as financial channels that were

58:17helping to prop up Iran while saying

58:20discussions with China were occurring

58:22behind the scenes. Do you believe the

58:23strategy of publicly exposing and

58:26sanctioning Iran's support network will

58:28force more countries to reveal where

58:30they truly stand? and it could encourage

58:33other nations to move beyond quiet

58:35cooperation and to take concrete

58:38declarative action alongside the United

58:41States. You're already kind of seeing

58:43that happening with Trump's border peace

58:44in the Middle East, similar to the way

58:46Poland has stood firmly on protecting

58:48its borders and national security. Thank

58:50you, Paul, for your very thoughtful

58:52question. And Bob says, "For those

58:54running the IRGC, is there no life after

58:58surrender? Should the whole

58:59infrastructure of Iran be destroyed and

59:01every Iranian killed, they will not

59:04surrender. Their ideology demands no

59:06less. And in spite of Donald Trump's

59:08rhetoric, it appears he understands

59:09this. I think he does. Does he not?

59:12Thank you, Bob, for your question. So,

59:14Barbara and Susan, where do we stand

59:16with Iran right now?

59:18>> Well, I mean, I think all the questions

59:20are interrelated. Uh the first one was

59:23it going to be end with end within 30

59:25days? Well, Donald Trump was very clear.

59:27you know, he thinks a lot of this is

59:29going to continue through the midterms

59:32because the parties involved want to

59:33hurt him in the midterms. Now, that

59:35doesn't mean he may not pull off some

59:37kind of October surprise, but I I'm not

59:40going to try and predict when this is

59:42going to end. Uh the second question is,

59:44is it going to end with a free Iran?

59:46Well, this is obviously Donald Trump's

59:49intention. And and that gets to the

59:51third question about the sanctions and

59:54the fourth question about the IRGC.

59:57You're you're dealing with a situation

1:00:00where you have a section of that

1:00:02country, the IRGC,

1:00:05and I would say even to a less degree

1:00:08the Mullers, but primarily the IRGC,

1:00:12which is hardwired, as that person said,

1:00:15you know, to essentially fight to the

1:00:16very end. Uh, one approach as Donald

1:00:20Trump said at the UN is blow up the

1:00:22whole damn country, annihilate it. He

1:00:24doesn't want to do that. He has never

1:00:27wanted to do that. Yes, this thing could

1:00:30have ended a long time ago and we

1:00:33wouldn't, you know, be facing the pain

1:00:35at the pump and they wouldn't have the

1:00:37excuses they have to jack up diesel and

1:00:39so on if Donald Trump would did what

1:00:42John Bolton and Mike Pompeo and the

1:00:44neocons wanted, which is to go in and

1:00:47turn Iran into a parking lot, which

1:00:49would have left us exactly where we were

1:00:53in the previous forever wars.

1:00:55instability in the region and just a

1:00:59continuation

1:01:00of a forever war for forever

1:01:03destabilization scenario. Now notice

1:01:06what we haven't done. I mean we haven't

1:01:08done that. We also don't have boots on

1:01:11the ground. I mean so when you think

1:01:13about this overall conflict with Iran,

1:01:16it's really actually pretty amazing.

1:01:19despite the loss of life on our side

1:01:22which is uh last I saw was 17 people and

1:01:25that obviously is tragic that is tiny

1:01:29compared to the forever wars that we've

1:01:33engaged in. And I was on a show recently

1:01:35I don't remember who they had looked up

1:01:37the casualties in Iraq it Iran itself

1:01:41and military and civilian is less than

1:01:4410,000. Now, the civilian side of that

1:01:47obviously is a tragedy. Uh, but you can

1:01:50lay that at the feet of the IRGC as far

1:01:52as I'm concerned, but that's still you

1:01:55compare what we did to Iraq, to Syria,

1:01:59to Libya. You know, this is a different

1:02:01kind of approach. And and the what is

1:02:05what is going to determine it is this

1:02:08three-phase strategy. Scott Bessant laid

1:02:10it out actually on that same show

1:02:13earlier uh that we showed earlier, but

1:02:15he said the three-phase strategy was

1:02:17kinetic. Uh then we closed the straight

1:02:21and now we have operation economic

1:02:23outcast and they are being squeezed and

1:02:26yesterday they just put sanctions on

1:02:29Iranian airlines. Um, and basically what

1:02:32this means is if other countries allow

1:02:35them to land, these other countries then

1:02:38get the sanctions could be thrown out of

1:02:39the US dollar system. Bessant made an

1:02:42interesting point. He says, I'm not sure

1:02:43how their UN delegation is going to get

1:02:45home now. And I don't know the answer to

1:02:48that either. Um but but Trump's strategy

1:02:52is to eliminate the dual threat nuclear

1:02:55weapons in the hands of people who shout

1:02:58death to America and uh open the strait

1:03:03and create I'd say three-fold and create

1:03:06the conditions where a free Iran could

1:03:10emerge without untold bloodshed. This is

1:03:15not easy.

1:03:17When is the last time you f saw a head

1:03:19of state try and accomplish something

1:03:22like this without massive loss of life

1:03:25on our side and you know as I say even

1:03:29moderate loss of life on the energy side

1:03:32on the other side. uh he is trying to

1:03:35eliminate not the nation of Iran but the

1:03:40proxy forces in Iran who serve the

1:03:42empire both through the terror premium

1:03:46and you know through which flows back to

1:03:49the you know blockages of the straight

1:03:51of Hormuse. So that the that is his

1:03:55intention

1:03:56and as much as we all would passionately

1:04:00have liked for it to be over by now

1:04:02because we would probably be breathing a

1:04:04lot easier and saying oh it's going to

1:04:06be clear sailing to the midterms. We

1:04:09know it's not clear sailing. We know we

1:04:10still have a hell of a lot of work to do

1:04:13uh in the coming period. And by the way,

1:04:15a lot of the absentee ballots are going

1:04:17out right now. So for all practical

1:04:19purposes, it's on in terms of affecting

1:04:23people. Uh Donald Trump is very clear.

1:04:25He was so clear at the UN. I I thought

1:04:29that was so moving where he said, "I am

1:04:32not pursuing this mission to free the

1:04:34world from this threat, from the

1:04:37standpoint of how it's going to affect

1:04:38me in the midterms. I don't do that. I'm

1:04:42doing what's best for our country and

1:04:44what's best for the world." But, you

1:04:46know, as my friend, retired General

1:04:48Blaine Holt says, in war, the enemy has

1:04:51a vote. And as long as the IRGC can

1:04:54vote, you know, as long as until it is

1:04:57completely economically strangled or

1:05:00Trump has to escalate kinetically again,

1:05:03they're going to keep voting. And Donald

1:05:05Trump is trying to do everything

1:05:06possible to take away their vote without

1:05:09turning the country into a parking lot.

1:05:15Barbara, any thoughts?

1:05:17>> Uh, I think Susan kind of nailed it. I

1:05:19mean, that's the dilemma. Uh, I I I'm a

1:05:23little bit more rabid this morning about

1:05:25a couple of things. One is people really

1:05:28have to think through the idea of Iran

1:05:31having a nuclear weapon. Uh, that's the

1:05:34center of the whole scop that's going

1:05:37on. Trump is a tool of Israel because he

1:05:40denied Iran a nuclear weapon. How insane

1:05:43is that statement when you actually

1:05:45think about it? All right,

1:05:47[clears throat] suppose Iran got a

1:05:49nuclear weapon and look at look at what

1:05:51the IRGC has done and is doing. Do you

1:05:54think they would not use it against

1:05:56Israel? Then Israel would use its

1:05:59nuclear weapon against Iran, which it

1:06:01has. All right, let's get into the real

1:06:04world. We're talking nuclear politics

1:06:07here. All right, and that's the danger.

1:06:10Suppose we're suffering from oil prices.

1:06:13Now, what if the whole region blows up

1:06:16in a nuclear conffgration? Will it stop

1:06:18there? Uh given that what we're talking

1:06:21about here is religious warfare, the

1:06:24bane of the world ever since the 30

1:06:26years war back, you know, a long time

1:06:28ago that couldn't get stopped. Millions

1:06:30and millions and millions of people

1:06:32died. That's the nature of religious

1:06:33warfare. And then look at the traitors

1:06:37in our media and in the the the the

1:06:41Senate and the Congress. All right.

1:06:44Basically feeding propaganda in Iran to

1:06:47the effect of, you know, we're going to

1:06:50win the midterms and Trump will have to

1:06:53stop because we'll stop him through a

1:06:55war powers resolution or whatever. If

1:06:58I'm the IRGC,

1:07:01you know what am I thinking when I hear

1:07:03that? Oh, if I just stick it out

1:07:06through, you know, November 3, we're

1:07:09gonna be fine. All right, we're just

1:07:11gonna be fine. So, everybody is talking

1:07:15about, I got pain around my gas prices,

1:07:17and it's because of Trump. No, it's not.

1:07:20It's because of Chuck Schumer. put the

1:07:22blame where it actually belongs. Who

1:07:25destroyed our capacity for for

1:07:27refineries? Who basically uh you know

1:07:31would is doing this thing of saying oh

1:07:34Iran is okay with a nuclear weapon

1:07:36because it benefits me politically to do

1:07:40that. What kind of thinking is that? Is

1:07:42that American thinking? No way. That is

1:07:45globalist thinking. All right. Because

1:07:47this whole thing is a power trip to once

1:07:51again defeat the momentum we've got

1:07:54towards restoring our republic like the

1:07:57founders wanted it. And we should be

1:07:59thinking about that in this 250th

1:08:01anniversary as our primary target. Okay.

1:08:06So, uh you know basically what you

1:08:08should be thinking about is who's

1:08:11causing the war? Who caused the war in

1:08:13Ukraine?

1:08:15It was the Democrats. It was Joe Biden

1:08:17and Kla Harris going in there and

1:08:19saying, "Haha,

1:08:22you know, basically Ukraine should be a

1:08:24NATO. We'll give you permission to come

1:08:26in." That has been a red line with

1:08:28Russia since World War II. And we

1:08:32promised them after the Soviet Union

1:08:35fell that that would never happen. We

1:08:37will not put an armed state out to

1:08:39overthrow your government on your

1:08:42border. Do you think this war will end

1:08:45if the Democrats and the Europeans don't

1:08:48cut it out in terms of telling Zalinsky,

1:08:51just go forward, you little coke addict,

1:08:53and will basically come in behind you

1:08:55and support you royally? I mean, you

1:08:58know, this is ridiculous. And it's the

1:09:01Democrats and Barack Obama who are

1:09:03traitors at this point, and we should

1:09:05put it on the line to people in terms of

1:09:08getting their thinking straight.

1:09:10Thank you, Barbara, for your amazing

1:09:12response because we have plenty of

1:09:14Democrats right now in the vertical

1:09:17stream. Uh YouTube has been YouTube has

1:09:20been syndicating us very hard our

1:09:23vertical stream. Guys, if you're seeing

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1:09:33because I block so many of these people

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1:09:40chatting away, you're just drawing more

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1:09:45really like what we're doing and you're

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1:09:53joining us today, guys. Everyone in the

1:09:54stream. I have so many super chats. I'm

1:09:57going to take one more question from the

1:09:59email and then I'm going to jump back to

1:10:01the numerous super chats we got this

1:10:04week. Incredible. So, I'm going to take

1:10:06a question here that

1:10:10it's we we take it all the time and

1:10:12Barbara and Susan, please find a way to

1:10:14answer this question. No, it's very

1:10:15tough. Uh, okay. Richard says, "Trump

1:10:20campaigned on no new wars, but here we

1:10:23are." Woodro Wilson behaved similarly in

1:10:27regards to the European War after being

1:10:29reelected. Brazen lies.

1:10:34Barbara and Susan, how do you respond to

1:10:37the chorus of people that say Trump said

1:10:40no more wars and yet here we are? How do

1:10:42you respond to people like this? Because

1:10:44this is one of the biggest questions we

1:10:46get.

1:10:47Well, if you look at the uh 2024

1:10:50Republican party platform and you looked

1:10:53at how Donald Trump campaigned, uh there

1:10:56are two things and they're not in

1:10:57contradiction with each other. Uh, one

1:10:59is no more forever wars and two was Iran

1:11:04can't have a nuclear weapon. If anybody

1:11:06thinks that Donald Trump would ever put

1:11:10the United States in a situation because

1:11:13you think he said no more wars where the

1:11:16United States existence or the world's

1:11:18existence would be threatened, you again

1:11:21probably weren't paying close enough

1:11:23attention to Donald Trump. the the Trump

1:11:27and the platform and his team are very

1:11:29clear. There are neocon forever wars

1:11:32whose purpose

1:11:34is to keep the globalist system going

1:11:37and [snorts] and what Donald Trump is

1:11:40doing is whatever is necessary to defend

1:11:42the sovereignty of our nation and by

1:11:45implications other nations. So I I I see

1:11:49no contradiction. And I think people who

1:11:51just say Trump said no wars. No, he said

1:11:55no more forever wars. No more perpetual

1:11:58wars. We're out of the neocon world

1:12:01where the United States is the dumb

1:12:03giant for the empire. The United States

1:12:05is going to act to defend itself

1:12:09>> on its own without the help of the

1:12:11empire. The UK wasn't even there for us

1:12:13when this started.

1:12:15Barbara, what are your thoughts, please?

1:12:18>> Well, I think Susan [clears throat]

1:12:20nailed it. I mean, that's that's his

1:12:22strategy. Okay. People have to go back

1:12:25and go to the White House website, look

1:12:27up the national security strategy of the

1:12:29United States. It is a revolutionary

1:12:32doctrine. It talks about the primary

1:12:36centerfold strategy of our national

1:12:38security is the American working class

1:12:41and its prosperity.

1:12:43striking. Isn't that something totally

1:12:45different than anything you've ever

1:12:47heard as a national security strategy?

1:12:49What the hell is that about? It's about

1:12:52having nation states. What what people

1:12:55are missing when they look at Iran is

1:12:58what Trump is doing through the Board of

1:13:00Peace. This is something which is

1:13:03totally new. They missed it in all the

1:13:05press coverage yesterday. You're not

1:13:06going to see discussions of the plan

1:13:09which was just released by the Board of

1:13:11Peace for the redevelopment of Gaza.

1:13:14Okay? Won't see that. What is going on

1:13:17there? What's going on there is Trump

1:13:19has managed to get together all of the

1:13:22countries of the region who have an

1:13:25interest. Israel objected initially but

1:13:27then joined because it didn't like

1:13:29talking to its enemies. Um, and what

1:13:32they're talking about is how do we go

1:13:34from a situation of permanent warfare,

1:13:37which we've been in forever, into a

1:13:41situation where we have economic

1:13:43development and peace and actual nations

1:13:47not functioning as chess pieces in a

1:13:50great game being played by somebody

1:13:52else. That's what Trump is doing. It is

1:13:56huge. It is revolutionary.

1:13:59All right? And people want to get stuck

1:14:00on, you know, some campaign thing that

1:14:04they've uh misstated

1:14:07because Trump is never going to say if

1:14:10it involves our national security, he's

1:14:12not going to take military action off of

1:14:14the chess board and say, "Let's go to

1:14:17the United Nations and debate about it."

1:14:20When it comes to our national security,

1:14:22he said, "No, I'm going to use the

1:14:24military in ways which it hasn't been

1:14:27used. I'm going to use the military, for

1:14:29example, to wipe out the damn drug

1:14:31cartels which are killing our people at

1:14:34the rates of 100,000, you know, a year

1:14:38under Biden and more and wiping out an

1:14:40entire generation of our youth. That is

1:14:43a national security threat. I'm not

1:14:46gonna do it like everybody else has done

1:14:48it, which is to say, "Oh, let's have a

1:14:50nice conversation about cooperation and

1:14:53a plan, which Biden had, to reduce it

1:14:56maybe by 10% a year." Trump said, "No,

1:15:00we're going to defeat this whole thing."

1:15:02Now, what does that involve? It involves

1:15:05taking the king cartel leader at the

1:15:08present point, namely Maduro in

1:15:10Venezuela, out of the picture and a

1:15:13terrific military operation, I might

1:15:16add, um, which Trump keeps bragging

1:15:18about and rightfully. And figuring out

1:15:21how Venezuela,

1:15:23which has been corrupted for years and

1:15:26years and years now, used to be a bright

1:15:28economy in my younger days. Now it's a

1:15:32wreck. How do you bring an economy like

1:15:35that into the modern world? That's what

1:15:38we're working on. Are we just stealing

1:15:40their oil? No. We're giving the profits

1:15:44back to the Venezuelan state since we're

1:15:47buying it. And we're saying use that.

1:15:49There's one condition. Okay? You have to

1:15:53use it to develop your economy.

1:15:56All right? For all of the people. All

1:15:58right? So this is completely different

1:16:01foreign policy than anything you've ever

1:16:03heard. And Tucker Carlson and MTG and

1:16:06Thomas Massie and all these I

1:16:09mean, I'll be very blunt, don't have the

1:16:12slightest clue what is actually

1:16:14happening. The globalists who run them,

1:16:16on the other hand, understand it

1:16:18perfectly. We're in a war to the death

1:16:21with them. And they know basically

1:16:24because their populations are revoling

1:16:26in Europe right now. They want the same

1:16:29thing that America is getting with

1:16:31Trump. They know the whole system, their

1:16:34whole system is being totally exposed.

1:16:37So, you know, this is a daring absolute

1:16:41war. Um, and people have got to get it

1:16:44under their their their skin that we're

1:16:47out to win this because we owe it to our

1:16:51founders in the 250th year of our

1:16:54revolution. And if you look at what

1:16:56Trump has actually accomplished, you

1:16:59would look at it from the standpoint of

1:17:01you're thinking maybe a year ago or

1:17:03whatever and say that's impossible what

1:17:06he's done. That's absolutely impossible

1:17:08why he's gotten all these people in the

1:17:10Middle East to come together and

1:17:12actually talk about economic development

1:17:14and to start to solve these intractable

1:17:17problems. Um, you know, so I I just

1:17:21think that people have got to look at

1:17:22the actual moving parts here and stop

1:17:25listening to the idiots in the media who

1:17:28are just lying and lying and lying. You

1:17:31know, I said in my video yesterday, it

1:17:33is like newspeak in George Orwell's

1:17:361984.

1:17:37You know, uh it's exactly the the kind

1:17:41of thing where you say war is peace, uh

1:17:43servitude is great, uh what have you. Um

1:17:47and that's what the media is doing and

1:17:49that's what people have absolutely to

1:17:51get out of their heads.

1:17:52>> I think this would be a good time. Uh

1:17:55Adam, pull up that X feed spoof that I

1:17:58sent you. Uh because if people are

1:18:00worried about war, they should be

1:18:02worried about what the Europeans are

1:18:04talking about in terms of Russia uh both

1:18:07the the the British, the Germans, the

1:18:10French, uh Kalia Kis, Barbara had this

1:18:13yesterday in her show, this crazy thing

1:18:15about breaking up Russia and many and

1:18:18Barbara also had this thing from Lord

1:18:20William Reese Mog, you know, stuffily

1:18:23sitting there in his probably his

1:18:25castle, you know, saying, "Well, it's

1:18:26time for our young men to get ready to

1:18:28go to war. Uh, and and I think this is

1:18:31the the the the appropriate response to

1:18:34if you're worried about war, you know,

1:18:37think about what what the Europeans are

1:18:39trying to do. And and I think this guy

1:18:42responds to it appropriately.

1:18:44>> Hello and welcome to this public service

1:18:47information broadcast on behalf of those

1:18:50who secretly control your life. Now, my

1:18:53name is Lord Flaha and this is Edward

1:18:55the Mad Duck. He says, "Hello, I'm here

1:18:59to assure you that fighting in a war

1:19:01against Russia is absolutely the best

1:19:04thing you could possibly do." Now, I

1:19:06know a lot of you, especially the silly

1:19:08ones amongst you, have been on the old

1:19:10interweb tapping away and reading all

1:19:13the conspiracy nonsense. Russia's our

1:19:16friend. What have they ever done to us?

1:19:18What about the migration? Our government

1:19:20hates us. Two-tier justice. Look at the

1:19:23tax rises. Diesel's two pound a liter is

1:19:2620p in Russia. Electricity is £5,000

1:19:30and $100 in in Russia. BLAH BLAH BLAH

1:19:34BLAH BLAH. Put in this and put in that.

1:19:36Who ever did a poo in a tin in the first

1:19:39place? Now, ALL OF THAT MAY WELL BE

1:19:42TRUE. YES, completely accurate. But it

1:19:46doesn't mean you don't fight for men in

1:19:48bulletproof top hats. Yes, we are here

1:19:50to CONTROL YOU, TO TELL YOU what to

1:19:52think and what to do because you don't

1:19:55know what to think and what to do. So

1:19:58people like me do it on your behalf.

1:20:01That's the way it's always been. So no

1:20:03questions asked. Bob's your uncle and

1:20:05Fann is your aunt. Now look, what would

1:20:07be better than taking off your slippers

1:20:09and putting on a pair of dirty old

1:20:11boots, getting a machine gun? Well, we

1:20:12don't have any machine guns anymore. Too

1:20:14expensive. Getting an air rifle and

1:20:17getting shipped out. Well, we don't have

1:20:18any ships anymore. You'll have to go by

1:20:20sailing boat. We've got a few dingies

1:20:22actually that we've got spare. Nudge

1:20:24nudge. Wink wink. Say no more. Yes. Oh,

1:20:27you have to boat yourself over there.

1:20:29Oh, yes. It's land. You can walk. You

1:20:32can walk to Ukraine and we'll make sure

1:20:35that you get some pam vouchers for on

1:20:38route. Yeah. So, don't say we don't look

1:20:40after you. Now, you'll get planes,

1:20:42you'll get boats, and you'll definitely

1:20:43get tanks. We don't have any planes. We

1:20:46don't have any boats. We don't have any

1:20:48tanks, but we do have papia mâe 3D

1:20:51cardboard cutouts of the aforementioned.

1:20:54So, it does look like we've got those to

1:20:56the enemy. How cunning is that?

1:21:00Yes, Edward agrees. So,

1:21:03>> that's enough.

1:21:03>> Don't listen to all the nonsense on the

1:21:05internet and we don't want to.

1:21:07>> Anyway, uh you know, if you are worried

1:21:10about war, worried about the lunatics

1:21:12over there. Uh but it's I thought I

1:21:15thought u sir

1:21:17uh did a pretty good job of puncturing

1:21:20the uh the world of reality into their

1:21:23insanity.

1:21:27>> Thank you, Susan. Thank you, Barbara.

1:21:29Thank you to all of our wonderful

1:21:31viewers on X.com and on YouTube. If

1:21:33you're on YouTube, drop us a like.

1:21:35X.com, I think you can double tap on the

1:21:37video and I think it drops a like. I'm

1:21:40going to hit back to some super chats

1:21:42now. So, I'm going to take two of them

1:21:45here. The first is from Norm.

1:21:48Norm, first off, thank you for waiting,

1:21:50Norm. Norm says, "You are the best.

1:21:52Could you please address the whole

1:21:53Islamic invasion threat across the world

1:21:55and especially in the USA?"

1:21:58Thank I thank God for you and your

1:22:00analysis and insight. Thank you very

1:22:02much, Norm. Thank you for joining us.

1:22:04And I want to take your question with

1:22:08um with this one. Uh so, thank you uh

1:22:12Sad. Thank you very much. What is the

1:22:15ultimate purpose of bringing in a whole

1:22:18bunch of illegal immigrants to many

1:22:20different countries throughout Europe

1:22:22and Canada? It has to be something more

1:22:25than just votes, doesn't it?

1:22:32>> Well, it's to suppress wages primarily.

1:22:35All right. I mean, that that's the whole

1:22:37idea. What? and getting rid of a lot of

1:22:39these people has resulted as Scott

1:22:41Besson said uh in a rise of actual

1:22:44American legally here workers uh because

1:22:50what was going on was a complete

1:22:52exploitation of these people um and has

1:22:56been going on for some time uh in the

1:22:58United States and elsewhere uh across

1:23:01the world it's also part of this

1:23:04cultural warfare business uh you

1:23:08There's no problem with bringing uh you

1:23:11know, Muslims into the United States so

1:23:14long as they're not radical Islamists

1:23:16and so long as they agreed to the

1:23:19fundamental promise of I'm going to

1:23:21assimilate into America. What has not

1:23:25been happening through these immigration

1:23:26policies under uh Joe Biden is a lot of

1:23:30the people who've been brought in from

1:23:32various countries are coming in to

1:23:35actually overthrow our government to not

1:23:38assimilate to actually say hey you know

1:23:41we hate the United States I'm here for

1:23:45my own economic advantage but you know I

1:23:48I don't agree with anything you're doing

1:23:50etc. We used to have, you know, basic

1:23:53citizenship tests and applications where

1:23:56we demanded that people read and adopt

1:24:00the Constitution and the Declaration of

1:24:02Independence of the United States.

1:24:04That's what has to happen now. Uh, and

1:24:07you know, as for what Europe thinks it's

1:24:10doing, uh, you know, starting with all

1:24:12of these crazy policies, it's just

1:24:14totally with the idea of having a

1:24:17captive labor force, a totally captive

1:24:21labor force. And you get out of doing

1:24:23that, since they're not assimilated, and

1:24:25since you're treating them like garbage,

1:24:28you're going to get total social unrest

1:24:31out of that particular package, which is

1:24:33totally predictable. Um, so that's

1:24:37basically how I'd put it. It's if you

1:24:40view human beings as simply tools, as no

1:24:44better than animals, as everybody's the

1:24:46same, a version of a beast, you have

1:24:49this type of immigration policy. If you

1:24:52believe on the other hand that human

1:24:55creativity exists to create to forward

1:24:58God's creation and further perfect it

1:25:02and participate in it, you're in a

1:25:04different universe. Um, so I would put

1:25:06those two things on the table. I can

1:25:09tell you a personal little anecdote

1:25:11here. I mean, I I had a very big

1:25:14personal experience with this years ago

1:25:17because one of my friends who used to

1:25:18live with me got killed in a car

1:25:21accident in Washington DC and the car

1:25:24was actually driven by an immigrant who

1:25:28didn't have a didn't have a a driver's

1:25:30license, didn't have anything else. He

1:25:32got years in jail uh for killing her.

1:25:36All right. the boss who actually

1:25:38deployed him when we took, you know, I

1:25:41brought a lawsuit to, you know,

1:25:42basically serve her honor and turn and

1:25:45find out what really happened here. And

1:25:48the boss who who took tons of these

1:25:51people in for his construction company

1:25:53because he was using all of them and all

1:25:56of them were were basically slaves to

1:25:59him because he knew he could go drop a

1:26:00dime to immigration on any one of them

1:26:03and get rid of them. All right. So

1:26:06that's a slave system and he took

1:26:08applications from people who said they

1:26:10were uh Manuel Noriega on their

1:26:13applications for work. Okay. And it

1:26:16gives you an idea of the deep corruption

1:26:19which is within this whole kind of

1:26:22framework.

1:26:25>> Yeah. I'll just say something uh and I

1:26:28want to bring up this other Thank you,

1:26:29Norm, too. I'll say something on this. I

1:26:32think this is essentially the promise of

1:26:36globalization. The promise of

1:26:37globalization is to produce a world with

1:26:41no borders.

1:26:43They want a lang they want a world with

1:26:46one language.

1:26:48They don't want lang they don't want

1:26:50different languages. They don't want

1:26:51different cultures. They want a one

1:26:53world language and a one world

1:26:55government. And that's another angle

1:26:58that you're seeing with with the

1:27:00immigration. They're literally trying to

1:27:02wreck everyone's language cultures.

1:27:06So, thank you guys very much for sending

1:27:08in your questions. Uh, please make sure

1:27:10you're subscribed. I have plenty more.

1:27:12Uh, Nelson says, "Can't wait to hear you

1:27:14talk about Luna Mom Dami." Uh, I assume

1:27:18that's uh Mom Dami's wife. Uh, I don't

1:27:22know anything. Barbara, Susan, you want

1:27:24to say anything on this?

1:27:28Oh, I mean, you know, the the whole DSA

1:27:31thing is a is a, you know, that you got

1:27:34to understand that these people are

1:27:36communists

1:27:37that, you know, their their leadership,

1:27:39the talk about being socialist. Bernie

1:27:41Sanders tries to portray them as

1:27:43socialists. Um, that they basically are

1:27:46communists. their their leadership in

1:27:482023

1:27:50uh their national committee as they call

1:27:52it uh actually got dominated by all of

1:27:55the communists in in the organization

1:27:57versus the socialists and since the uh

1:28:01you know uh since October 7th in Israel

1:28:04uh they have moved you know and have

1:28:07been moving constantly to make Israel

1:28:09the center of the enemy image uh for all

1:28:13of humanity

1:28:15uh and Gaza to be the the equivalent of,

1:28:18you know, a Nermberg concentration camp.

1:28:22There's aspects of truth to that, don't

1:28:23get me wrong. Uh I'm not talking about

1:28:26that. But fundamentally, what they are

1:28:29right now is you could put two flags on

1:28:32them. The flag of Cuba and the flag of

1:28:36Hamas. And you'd be absolutely right

1:28:38about who and what they are across the

1:28:41board.

1:28:45Thank you very much, Barbara, and thank

1:28:47you, Nelson, for sending in your

1:28:48question here.

1:28:50Got a friend. Thank you all from

1:28:52Richland, Washington.

1:28:55Thank you for joining us from the

1:28:56Pacific Northwest. Please make sure you

1:28:58subscribe to our email newsletter. The

1:29:00links in the description. You're going

1:29:01to want to know when Barbara's new

1:29:03release drops in the next 36 hours. Um,

1:29:06and then we have a friend here, uh, B,

1:29:08uh, BWY99 says, "I wish you would have

1:29:11said more so we can maybe talk a little

1:29:13bit more about it." He said, "We

1:29:14suffered a setback in Berlin after AFD

1:29:18won."

1:29:20Not sure what angle is. Uh, Barbara

1:29:22Susan, you want to say anything about

1:29:23that victory?

1:29:24>> Well, in Berlin, it wasn't the AFD which

1:29:27won. It was Delinka, uh, which is a very

1:29:30leftist, uh, organization to say the

1:29:33least. Um, so you know that's that's

1:29:36what he's that's what I think they're

1:29:38talking about. Uh, you know, and you're

1:29:41going to see this, you know, basic

1:29:44uproar because there are sort of both

1:29:47what are called in terms of how the

1:29:49oligarchy views it, right,

1:29:52uh, you know, versions of the same

1:29:54ideology. The AFD, I don't believe, is

1:29:57controlled by the globalists. All right.

1:29:59Delinka is a different story. Um and you

1:30:03know basically what's sort of being

1:30:06replayed here in the propaganda

1:30:08uh is the idea that out of you know

1:30:11these types of upheavalss there's two

1:30:13things which come forth Nazis and

1:30:16communists. Okay if you look at how

1:30:18they're actually portraying the Trump

1:30:20movement at this point were the Nazis in

1:30:23the game. Okay. [clears throat]

1:30:24And you know the other side of it is the

1:30:27DSA who are the communists. We looked at

1:30:30this. Our intelligence services used to

1:30:32be very smart in World War II. And we

1:30:35actually got some fils from them which

1:30:38actually said there was one supervening

1:30:40entity called the synarchy uh in France

1:30:43and in Europe at the point of the second

1:30:46world war and they were inventing uh

1:30:49radical formations which the

1:30:52intelligence services of the United

1:30:53States identified as Nazi communist.

1:30:58pretty interesting uh kind of situation,

1:31:01but that's actually what was happening.

1:31:03And then what the oligarchs did is they

1:31:05sat on top of it and watched which

1:31:07faction actually won out in terms of

1:31:10popular support and they decided to

1:31:13throw their entire weight behind them.

1:31:15There's still people in the

1:31:16neoconservative movement in the United

1:31:18States who think that Mussolini was a

1:31:20great thing. All right, that that form

1:31:23of government was absolutely terrific

1:31:25and that Hitler made a big mistake by

1:31:28killing all the Jews. Um, that's kind of

1:31:31the rationale of some of these crazy

1:31:33people. So uh I think that's how you

1:31:36have to begin to look at this and decide

1:31:39by economic policy and by policy towards

1:31:43particularly in Europe the war in

1:31:45Ukraine as kind of red lines for your

1:31:48decision points in terms of what people

1:31:50actually are along with whether or not

1:31:53they're green. Um and that's kind of how

1:31:56I break down the European situation in

1:31:58terms of elections at this point.

1:32:01>> Yeah. I mean, I'd also add, just for

1:32:02people who may not be following it, uh,

1:32:04the AfD, which is much more, as Barbara

1:32:07said, of an actual nationalist movement,

1:32:09uh, whose two main pillars are we don't

1:32:12want to go to war with Russia and we

1:32:14should not destroy our economy on the

1:32:17green and free trade alters, if that

1:32:20sounds a little bit familiar. Uh, they

1:32:22won major elections in two of the uh,

1:32:25states in uh, the eastern part of

1:32:27Germany. uh one where the ruling party

1:32:31uh of Chancellor Mertz uh they the

1:32:34Christian Democrats they dropped below

1:32:37the actual threshold to even get into

1:32:39the state parliament. So you had these

1:32:42two IFD AFD wins in these other states

1:32:46and then um you had this contrary win in

1:32:49Berlin. But I I think what Barbara said

1:32:51is true. you're you're you're you're

1:32:53going to see the the oligarchs play

1:32:56their left-wing socialist hand as they

1:33:00are in the United States. Hello. Um in

1:33:03trying pe suck people into that in order

1:33:05to stop these actual nationalist

1:33:08sovereigntist kinds of mo movements.

1:33:14>> Thank you ladies and thank you BYW for

1:33:17joining us today. I want to take one

1:33:19here from Miss Reels. I didn't get to

1:33:21your question last week, so thank you

1:33:23for waiting this week. Um, so greetings

1:33:26from Nigeria and the UK. Do you believe

1:33:29the middle powers believe in all this

1:33:32globalist clap trap or are they just

1:33:35over a barrel thanks to the financial

1:33:38markets secretly wanting to be rescued

1:33:41by a man like Trump? [laughter] Uh,

1:33:44thank you for your question, Barbara and

1:33:45Susan. What do you think?

1:33:48Well, I would just say it depends on

1:33:50what you mean by the middle powers. I

1:33:51mean, the leaders of the so-called

1:33:53middle powers in Europe, most of them,

1:33:57uh, are part of the globalist lineup

1:33:59against Donald Trump. Uh, I I don't know

1:34:03that there's all that many of them being

1:34:04blackmailed,

1:34:06uh, you know, or over a barrel because

1:34:08of financial markets. Um, you know,

1:34:11maybe there may be some in some of the

1:34:14second tier countries, but if you're

1:34:16talking about the populations of Europe,

1:34:18I think most of them desperately want to

1:34:20be rescued by Donald Trump. But Barbara

1:34:23may have her own take on that.

1:34:26Well, this middle power stuff is all

1:34:28about Mark Carney, uh, who, you know,

1:34:31basically said, I am the spokesman that,

1:34:34you know, the guy who's been a central

1:34:36banker forever. I'm the spokesman now

1:34:39for the middle powers. All right. What

1:34:41the hell that means, you know, is this

1:34:43out of J.R. Tolken and we're talking

1:34:45about Sarnop as, you know, Donald Trump

1:34:48or what? Nobody really knows. But he's

1:34:50he's designated himself as the spokesman

1:34:53for the middle powers. What he means by

1:34:56that is

1:34:59we're looking here from our standpoint

1:35:01as central bankers at the fact that you

1:35:04have these manufacturing industrial

1:35:06giants namely China and the United

1:35:09States lapping everybody

1:35:13because our economies are decrepit under

1:35:15our policies completely falling apart in

1:35:18terms of what's happening in going

1:35:20forward in the world. And here's what

1:35:24we're going to try and do. Carney says

1:35:25to catch up. We're going to have a big

1:35:28defense buildup to go to a war with

1:35:31Russia. And you know, basically, if we

1:35:33do that big defense buildup, like every

1:35:36war economy, we will bring all of these

1:35:40nations up to the equivalent of, you

1:35:43know, what China and the United States

1:35:45are doing. The problem they have is that

1:35:49under Trump's policies, we're lapping

1:35:52even China at this point. And if we

1:35:55don't listen to the idiots and the

1:35:58globalist agents around AI,

1:36:02we will, I believe, be coming into a

1:36:04situation which nobody has lived

1:36:06through. A not what the World Economic

1:36:09Forum said about 2030. Don't get me

1:36:11wrong, that is the globalist plan for

1:36:142030.

1:36:15This is, you know, an actual revolution

1:36:20in production like the Renaissance was

1:36:23in terms of lifting all of humanity up

1:36:27into a much more new and productive and

1:36:30creative age. Uh, it's challenging like

1:36:34anything new, as Trump said yesterday at

1:36:36the new end, it can be used for bad

1:36:39purposes and for good purposes. But you

1:36:42know trying to do what they're saying

1:36:44now which is the other thing that the

1:36:46middle power you know leader Mark Carney

1:36:49is proposing and what they're trying to

1:36:51do is to say let us in the globalists

1:36:55actually control how this technology is

1:36:58implemented.

1:36:59That would be a huge massive mistake.

1:37:03Um, but that's their next play here and

1:37:06that's what all of the uh fear-mongering

1:37:09around artificial super intelligence,

1:37:12let's call what Trump likes to call it.

1:37:14Um, that's what that's what you know

1:37:17basically all the fear-mongering around

1:37:18this is all about. Not coincidentally,

1:37:21again, this all comes out of Britain.

1:37:24All right. uh if you look at anthropic

1:37:28or any of the people who are spreading

1:37:30you know the panic about AI and robots

1:37:33getting loose to attack us and hack us

1:37:36and all this other stuff. Uh it comes

1:37:38right out of Oxford University that's

1:37:40who founded the movement they're all a

1:37:41part of called effective altruism. Uh

1:37:45and their philosophical hero is Jeremy

1:37:48Bentham. Uh you know the the first head

1:37:52of British intelligence which is pretty

1:37:54interesting. Anyway, that's my little

1:37:56take on that. Um, and you know, uh, stay

1:38:00tuned because we're going to be doing a

1:38:01lot whole lot more on this.

1:38:05>> Thank you, Miss RS for joining us.

1:38:07Susan, did you have anything you wanted

1:38:08to say?

1:38:09>> No.

1:38:09>> Okay.

1:38:11>> Uh, thank you, Miss RS, for sending in

1:38:13your question. Please make sure you're

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1:38:18Okay. I have, guys, I have so many super

1:38:21chats. I don't know if I'm going to be

1:38:23able to take them all today. I want to

1:38:25jump back to our email newsletter

1:38:29questions because I've hardly been

1:38:30asking any. Um, we're going to take uh,

1:38:36you know, we're going to take this

1:38:37section here on people asking about the

1:38:40upcoming midterm elections here. So, let

1:38:43me jump to question 14. And we have

1:38:46three questions on the midterm

1:38:48elections.

1:38:50So Pissed says, "I think people are so

1:38:53tired of seeing smear ads. When will

1:38:57politicians get back to actually

1:39:01campaigning?" Thank you, Pissed. You're

1:39:03heard. Brian says, "Do you think the

1:39:06Republican party will win the midterms

1:39:08and have a majority in the Senate and

1:39:10the House?" Thank you, Brian. And Eric

1:39:12says, "We can see what Trump is doing

1:39:14through your reporting. However, the GOP

1:39:17nor Trump is driving home these points

1:39:20in a clear, systematic manner that the

1:39:24sacred electorate can understand. Tik

1:39:26Tok, Facebook, Instagram are full of

1:39:29liberal talking points that feel real,

1:39:32but almost no push back. Your analysis

1:39:35is long and detailed. How can Trump

1:39:37better explain his chess moves to the

1:39:39majority on the board for the midterms

1:39:42with simple, short sound bites? For

1:39:44example, the Democrats support the war

1:39:46in Ukraine that results in the bombing

1:39:49of diesel supplies, but I don't see

1:39:50anyone pointing that out besides you. I

1:39:53feel like he needs to quickly lay out

1:39:56some of his strategy before too much

1:39:58blame lands on the GOP. Well, it is part

1:40:01of the old GOP's fault. You know, that's

1:40:03tough. You can't say you can't just say

1:40:07it will be worse under Dems at this

1:40:09point. He ran on lowering prices and

1:40:12even though they are, it's not back to

1:40:14his first term, which is what most of us

1:40:16expected. Okay, thank you Eric for your

1:40:19question. So, Barbara and Susan, can you

1:40:22address these fears that people are

1:40:25still having coming into the midterms?

1:40:27>> Well, look, it's I mean, what people

1:40:29have to understand is you're you're in a

1:40:31psychological shooting war. Um and and

1:40:34and the purpose of it is to make people

1:40:37fearful, to make people doubt Trump, to

1:40:41operate from the standpoint of the

1:40:43immediate situation in front of you

1:40:45instead of the trajectory of us moving

1:40:48out of a nightmare and into a better

1:40:51future as opposed to what midterm losses

1:40:53could do, which was drag us back into

1:40:56the nightmare. You know, on the question

1:40:58of what's going to happen in the

1:40:59midterms, uh I said it before, uh it's

1:41:03going to be up to you. Uh the the

1:41:05question is, do we pull enough of our

1:41:08fellow citizens

1:41:10onto this battlefield where they're not

1:41:14just in the battlefield and they're

1:41:15being shot at, but they actually

1:41:18understand what the war is about. And

1:41:20I've used the analogy before, but just

1:41:23put yourself in the shoes of a soldier

1:41:27in the American Revolution. I mean, this

1:41:30is so this is so awesome to think about

1:41:33because what were they fighting for?

1:41:35They were fighting against the biggest

1:41:36empire in the world with, you know,

1:41:39anybody thinking that we should have

1:41:41been able to defeat them militarily.

1:41:44Certainly not from the standpoint of

1:41:45pragmatism and, you know, the evidence

1:41:48of your eyes. But they were also

1:41:50fighting to create something which had

1:41:52never been create which had never

1:41:53existed before. An independent sovereign

1:41:57republic. Imagine fighting for something

1:41:59which had never existed and which it

1:42:02didn't look like you had a chance of

1:42:04winning and yet you fought anyway and

1:42:08suffered and in many cases died. It's

1:42:11very important for people to think about

1:42:14that because what Americans are being

1:42:17asked to do at this point is such a f

1:42:20far smaller sacrifice

1:42:23than we asked of those people who fought

1:42:26our founding revolution. Um people are

1:42:30are on a battlefield and they're being

1:42:33shot at. But the bullets are the price

1:42:36of food, the price of diesel, the price

1:42:39of gasoline. That's what's shooting at

1:42:42you at this point. So the question is,

1:42:44do you do you know what you're fighting

1:42:46for? Can we communicate to enough of our

1:42:49fellow citizens what it is we are

1:42:52actually fighting for so that they go

1:42:54into the v vot voting booth or send in

1:42:57their absentee ballot next week maybe uh

1:43:00from the standpoint of I understand what

1:43:03we're doing and and I understand the

1:43:06principles of it and honestly we have a

1:43:10much better capability to understand the

1:43:12principles of what we're fighting for

1:43:14because over the 250 years of our

1:43:17history, we've actually seen how it

1:43:19works. Now, one of the tools that the

1:43:21enemy has taken away from us is taken

1:43:23away from us is a much more conscious

1:43:27knowledge of what it is we are actually

1:43:30fighting for [snorts]

1:43:31and what and and what the nature of the

1:43:33battle is. So, I think one of the things

1:43:36that we need to do uh going in these

1:43:39final weeks in the election is just make

1:43:41absolutely clear to as many people as

1:43:44possible what is the nature of this

1:43:46battle. So, Adam, could you uh I'm going

1:43:48to share the screen because I just want

1:43:51to highlight a couple of things. Um

1:43:55whoops, I just hit the wrong button.

1:43:58Sorry about that.

1:44:01Screen share.

1:44:15Um because this is when we get to once

1:44:18again our uh

1:44:21political action committee uh

1:44:23Prometheian pack. Uh we have a new

1:44:26leaflet on our website. You'll see it

1:44:28right here. uh what is really at stake

1:44:31in the midterms where we address in the

1:44:34leaflet that this is a battle between

1:44:37the American system and the America and

1:44:40and the British system. This backside of

1:44:42that leaflet is much clearer in terms of

1:44:45that. But I anybody who's asking

1:44:47questions about the midterms

1:44:50um the the answer to your question is go

1:44:53out and do something because in any

1:44:56battle it's not something that you

1:44:59predict it's something that you fight

1:45:01for. And I do want to point out uh the

1:45:05the other things which our political

1:45:06action committee is involved in. Every

1:45:09Monday night we do a midterm boot camp.

1:45:13see it up here uh with activists around

1:45:16the country. You can sign up for this

1:45:18where we talk about what do we have to

1:45:20do? We're down to the wire. We're not

1:45:24much more over five weeks to the

1:45:26midterms. What can people do? And

1:45:28through our boot camp, we can put you

1:45:30into our circle community. You can get

1:45:33in touch with other people in your

1:45:34state. uh because we have um a lot of

1:45:38activity in a lot of parts of the

1:45:40country either where we are in places

1:45:43like Michigan or Texas or in places

1:45:46where we've created a kind of movement

1:45:48on the ground. Several of our activists

1:45:51are on their way to North Carolina I

1:45:52think today for a three-week stint in

1:45:54North Carolina because the the patriots

1:45:58on the ground there in North Carolina

1:46:00said we need help. This is a Senate seat

1:46:02we have to hold on to. there are other

1:46:04critical races. So, we're very very much

1:46:07involved in that. Um, so if if you if

1:46:10you're asking questions about the

1:46:12midterm, uh, and you want to know what

1:46:14to do going into the midterms, which is

1:46:17the answer to most of your questions,

1:46:20please go to the Prometheian Pack

1:46:22website and get yourself active. Uh as

1:46:25you see on the front page, this is our

1:46:27current leaflet, but we also you'll see

1:46:30here in the top bar that we have a

1:46:33drop-down which has other leaflets

1:46:34besides this one. So we have a whole

1:46:37array of material for people. You can

1:46:40either purchase these beautiful color

1:46:42copies or you can download printer

1:46:45friendly PDFs, print 20, 30 copies for

1:46:48your friends. But get out there and

1:46:51organize. That's the key. If again if

1:46:54people understand where we are on the

1:46:57stage of history that this is a war this

1:47:00is not some election between two choices

1:47:03of ice two flavors of ice cream and you

1:47:07know I like this one and I don't like

1:47:09that one. This is a war and we are in

1:47:12the middle of

1:47:15of of actually consolidating the

1:47:18potential to win this war more so than

1:47:21at any other time in my lifetime.

1:47:24And the tragedy would be we come out of

1:47:27this midterm election on November 4th

1:47:30and people were asleep at the switch in

1:47:33terms of what was actually at stake and

1:47:35what they had to do.

1:47:37Adam, you can stop sharing the screen.

1:47:40>> Well, uh, why don't you click on the

1:47:42midterm boot camp thing for people? I

1:47:45want to say a few things on this. I know

1:47:47personally how hard it is to

1:47:51get involved in political organizing.

1:47:53There's a lot of angles. It's a very

1:47:55social thing. What really makes our boot

1:47:57camp amazing, guys, is that we have

1:48:00people

1:48:02all the way from Susan's experience

1:48:04level, right? playing at the highest

1:48:06levels all the way down to people that

1:48:09are just getting started like yourself.

1:48:13And that is what makes our midterm

1:48:16midterm boot camp special. Come with any

1:48:19level of experience and we are going to

1:48:22help you become more politically

1:48:23effective.

1:48:25Really simple guys. Prometheianpack.com.

1:48:28It's our sister organization to

1:48:30Prometheian action. And the midterm boot

1:48:33camp is right in the menu. Click on it.

1:48:36Sign up. Our next uh um our next uh our

1:48:39next session is going to be this Monday.

1:48:43>> Monday.

1:48:43>> So yeah, you can see it up there. So

1:48:45yes, everyone who wants to get involved,

1:48:48please join our midterm boot camps. We

1:48:50do them on Monday. And if you can't

1:48:52attend, you can still watch them

1:48:54afterwards. We we publish some we

1:48:56publish some of this we publish the best

1:48:59parts of these of these things after.

1:49:02So, please, Prometheium.com,

1:49:04make sure you check it out.

1:49:05>> And let me just underscore what Adam

1:49:07said. Every single week,

1:49:10uh, somebody will jump on and say, "I've

1:49:13never done anything like this before in

1:49:15my life, but here's what I figured out

1:49:18thanks to you." And then they describe,

1:49:21like one lady described, she she didn't,

1:49:23you know, she had no idea what to do. So

1:49:26her local state representative candidate

1:49:29got in touch with her, which candidates

1:49:31are clearly doing. They're reaching out

1:49:33to v voters, knocking on doors, and she

1:49:35said, "Well, I'd like to help you." And

1:49:38this state rep candidate staff basically

1:49:41gave her all the training she needed.

1:49:44And then she reported last week in terms

1:49:46of her experience going out and knocking

1:49:49on doors. And she she referenced Barbara

1:49:52because Barbara says you got to get 10

1:49:54people to the polls. And she said and

1:49:56and and what she said and this was very

1:49:58important. She said, "Well, you know,

1:50:00I've tried with my family, but I've

1:50:02gotten as far with them as I was going

1:50:04to get." She said, "But now I know that

1:50:07by knocking on these doors, I will get

1:50:09at least 10 people to the polls." So,

1:50:12she figured out the way the pathway for

1:50:14her.

1:50:15>> Yep. And now it sounds like she's

1:50:17working with a local a local

1:50:19congressional campaign,

1:50:20>> right?

1:50:20>> The stake. Yeah. Yes. This is it, guys.

1:50:24So, the best of us, the be self-

1:50:27selected, the best of our group here

1:50:28that are watching. I know many people

1:50:30are just going to ignore it and go off

1:50:31and do do their own thing. But I know

1:50:33there's going to be like 10 or 15 people

1:50:35on this that we're really speaking to.

1:50:38Guys, please make sure you join our

1:50:39midterm boot camp. Okay, so let's

1:50:42continue. I have so many more questions.

1:50:44I could literally keep going at this

1:50:46right here for like six hours. I'm going

1:50:48to try and get some more through here. I

1:50:50want to take this one from James. Thank

1:50:51you, James, for being patient. You set

1:50:53this sent this in over an hour ago and I

1:50:56remember you from last week. Uh so, and

1:50:59I know you're fighting to try and find

1:51:01the truth just like we all are. So,

1:51:03James says, "I'm always in Alex Jones's

1:51:05chat during his live telling people he

1:51:08is wrong. And if you want to know the

1:51:11truth about what's going on, I send them

1:51:13straight to your channel. Thank you very

1:51:15much, James. Alex is lying to the people

1:51:18right now.

1:51:21[sighs and gasps]

1:51:21Yes, a lot of people are lying on social

1:51:24media. Barbara, Susan, you want to say

1:51:26anything to our friend here before we

1:51:27move on? [laughter]

1:51:28>> Keep it up. That's great. Keep keep it

1:51:30up. Yeah, I think we answered the

1:51:32question about poor Alex previously, but

1:51:35you know, keep it up. He's pathetic.

1:51:37Yeah, James, again, please make sure you

1:51:40get our free newsletter because we're

1:51:41going to be dropping that new report by

1:51:43Barbara in the next 36 hours or so.

1:51:46Okay, our friend from down Aussie more

1:51:48Aussie friends, Australia earns 0 from

1:51:51gas exports. We then buy it back. Coal

1:51:55is exported to Japan and China and we're

1:51:57not allowed to burn it here. Only wind

1:52:00and solar. China owns our uh import ex I

1:52:05guess IO mines. Uh so zero dollars from

1:52:09oh iron ore mines. So zero dollars from

1:52:12iron ore. Sound familiar?

1:52:14Yes. This sounds like the free market

1:52:17British system that trapped the United

1:52:19States for so long. Uh Barbara and

1:52:22Susan, your thoughts? Well, right now

1:52:25Australia and New Zealand

1:52:28are talking about uh joining the EU,

1:52:31which should give you some that's part

1:52:33of Mark Carney's moves with the

1:52:35so-called middle powers, and your

1:52:38experience is exactly what you'll get

1:52:40out of all of that. Uh so there's a lot

1:52:43of good people in Australia. We used to

1:52:45know a lot of them. And it's really time

1:52:47to wake up, guys. Uh because you're

1:52:49getting sold down the tubes here.

1:52:53>> Yep. Thank you very much, Paul, for

1:52:55joining us again this week. Uh Brian

1:52:58says, "I love love love Prometheian

1:53:00action. Grandma's for truth. Let's go."

1:53:03[laughter]

1:53:04I couldn't agree more, Brian. Again,

1:53:06make sure you subscribe to the channel.

1:53:07Free email newsletter. Uh Tina, thank

1:53:10you, Tina, our friend from up north.

1:53:12Thank you very much for sending in the

1:53:13super sticker. Stephanie says, "A few

1:53:15months ago, President Trump called out

1:53:18the oil companies and declared an

1:53:20investigation into the possibility of

1:53:22price gouging. Do you think anything

1:53:25will come of that? Because it seems

1:53:27obvious." Love you all. Yeah, Stephanie.

1:53:30At this point, it is certainly seeming a

1:53:33lot suspicious about what these gas

1:53:36refiners, these gas companies are doing.

1:53:40What are your ladies? What are your

1:53:41thoughts on the price of gas and this ga

1:53:44price gouging issue? How can we actually

1:53:46make gas rationally priced again?

1:53:50>> Well, I don't I mean I don't have any

1:53:52love for the major oil companies and I

1:53:56I'm not going to say there's no price

1:53:57gouging, but the larger problem is

1:54:00twofold. The larger problem is prices

1:54:03are set on the international markets. I

1:54:05mean, we did have some questions from

1:54:07our subscribers that we didn't get to