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  • Hello, and welcome, everyone. Another edition has gotten underway tonight, this Tuesday, and almost the end of August, August 25th, 2026. Myself, Dr. James Fetzer, all thingsreconsidered.tv, and it’s time to get ourselves squarely into the mess and muck
  • of the daily, information that we find in front of us every single day. How are you tonight, Dr. Fetzer?
  • Good, good, good, good, good.
  • Seeing clearly with your new eyes.
  • Yeah, yeah, it’s really amazing. It’s just amazing, the difference, just staggering.
  • Yeah, that’s right.
  • Beautiful.
  • You know, looking through a dirty windshield, but I mean, that was with both eyes, so I didn’t know the difference. And I got the one eye fixed, and I could see it so clearly. Now I got them both.
  • Appreciate the miracle of modern science.
  • Indeed. I wish, mine still worked very close. I can… I can leave them off for this sort of thing, but if I want to read something on the screen, now I have to have glasses. So I got progressive lens, you know, so I can see normal there, and then they get… they amplify.
  • Yeah, yep.
  • Very good.
  • So anyway, anything new on your radar before we kick it off, or…
  • Well, Trump continues to muck things up. I mean, he’s looking more like a lunatic. Jeffrey Sachs is just taking him to task, saying, what’s abnormal is, he’s acting like a lunatic, but everyone, all the news reports are acting like it’s normal, like he’s normal, you know?
  • So I think Sachs has got it right, and this man is, off the rails.
  • His support in the polls has dropped to rock bottom. I mean, it’s at 33 or 32, and it won’t ever get below that. There’s somehow a core.
  • that’s gonna stand fast. They’re ignorant. They don’t read the papers, they don’t really know what’s going on. So it’s about as low as it could be. Opposition to a war is just simply massive.
  • this means we’re gonna have a wipeout at the midterms, and I do believe, Jack.
  • Trump really never had his heart in politics. He’s basically a con man, a swindler, likes to make money. He’s not serious about politics, that’s just a game for him. So I believe when he’s…
  • got a recalcitrate con… Congress that’s gonna impeach him again for a certainty, and I think this time probably be convicted, because the charges are so much serious, and the evidence is overwhelming, not fabricated like those of the past. I think he’s going to,
  • resign with Vance giving him an unconditional pardon for all crimes in the past, and that’s gonna include his…
  • pedophilia, sexual abuses, which I honestly believe extend to capital crimes. I think that they got him on tape doing things for which one would receive the ultimate penalty, Jack, and that’s part of the reason he’s been so resistant to…
  • Allowing the Epstein out, you know, not just 38,000 times his name mentioned in the record.
  • But the fact that what he has done… Has been so brutal.
  • And so vicious.
  • No one would ever think of this guy the same. I mean, since I’ve had some of this described to me, I’ve been unable to think of it in the same way. I mean, it’s just disgusting. He’s a… he’s a repulsive human being, and I’m just staggered that I could have voted for the guy 3 times, except for his opposition.
  • He was running against Hillary, he was running against Joe Biden, he was running against Kamala Harris. Who in their right mind could vote for any of them? So, you know, he had the advantage of being largely an unknown quantity with great promises. His promissory notes were everything we wanted to hear.
  • And I think that was strategic, that was all planned, America first, end the wars, get us out of,
  • entanglements abroad, you know, seal the border, mass deportation, all that. He said the things the American people wanted to hear, and we voted for him overwhelmingly.
  • The fact they stole the election in 2020 still puzzles the hell out of me, because there weren’t 81 million votes to be had for Joe Biden. He might have got 41 million, because there are a lot of, you know, brain-in Democrats. But, you know, Trump in his first term had done a halfway decent job.
  • That was so massively stolen, and yet I have good friends who still insist it was a fair and stable election. Mike Lindell may be on the verge of shattering the illusion, because now in his run for governor.
  • He was denied, and I strongly suspect it was rigged against him, and because Minnesota has a unique set of laws, he
  • Personally, as a super wealthy man, can actually pay for a hand count
  • And a jack, I predict, is going to expose the use of the electronic voting machines once and for all, and it may, in fact, be the death knell for that way of rigging elections. I’d sure like to see it happen. I’m all for him doing this.
  • He did make a blunder or two along the way, something about amnesty for illegals that I think would have cost him some votes, but not enough to lose the election. So I think that what he’s doing is the right thing, I think he’s a great American, I think he stands up for our principles, he wants honest elections.
  • I’m all for it. So, that’s my take on how things stand. Iran, even Robert Kagan.
  • who’s married to Victoria Newland, who is an arch-neoconservative, concedes that Iran is now the dominant power in the Middle East. Robert Kagan admits
  • That’s really breathtaking, because these are guys who hold on to the bitter end, Jack, with all their phony, baloney, horseshit.
  • for him to make that concession. But of course, it’s true, and Iran is now…
  • you know, getting more aggressive, they’re feeling their oats, they understand or are beginning to appreciate what they’ve already accomplished, which is staggering, militarily. To withstand the combined assault of Israel and the United States, it’s really, really breathtaking.
  • So I’m all… I’m all for, as I’ve always been for Iran, I’m all for Hamas, I’m all for Hezbollah, I’m all for the Houthis, those are the good guys here.
  • Not the U.S. and Israel, sad to say.
  • Absolutely. Couldn’t say it better. You know.
  • we’ll just chat a little bit about a couple of things before I share some articles, but the Trump thing, you know, Trump… Trump came into office in, 2016, right? And,
  • he was, the U.S. debt was, like, $18 trillion, and after 2…
  • Yeah, it’s more than doubled, and, you know, it’s the…
  • absolute destruction of the U.S. financial system, which is what the plan is. And your comment about the election, we’ve said this a hundred times, Trump was supposed to lose that election. I mean, that’s how he got his mandate so big for the second one, to do these things he’s doing right now. And if he would have had that second term at that point in time.
  • everything wouldn’t be correct. It wouldn’t be… you know, Americans wouldn’t be dis… I mean, the Biden administration caused all regular, white, Christian-type people, and plenty of blacks and others that are still hanging on to the old America.
  • to feel discouraged and even despondent. It was like depression set in. You know, the multiple gender stuff, the destruction of the schools, millions of things that,
  • you know, were done during that period of time that were just disgusting. And as a result of it, everyone became…
  • super ready to have this, you know, superhero that he claimed to be come into power and clean it all up, and he didn’t do one thing. I mean, you talk about…
  • harming the Americans psychologically. Imagine they… they put all of their trust in his words, and his words were all lies. His little poem about, you should never have trusted me, you knew I was a snake to begin with, that’s what he wants. And and so here we are. What do we face now? Everyone… I think most people are depleted. They don’t have anything left to give to the political system.
  • We got Massey, you know.
  • given us the idea that he might run, along with maybe Green or whoever else might run with him. I don’t know that the United States will make it to that point. I think that the financial system has got weeks left, and the situation with the oil and gas, diesel now at $185 a barrel, diesel on the East Coast is at $6.
  • And all the way across the, you know, the United States, it’s in the high fives. Regular people are paying over $4.60 some cents, sorry, 6 cents on the average for gasoline, but there are pockets in places where it’s much higher than that. And, of course, truckers are shutting down. I wrote a really good article, I sent it over to you, I don’t know if you saw it or not, but it’s America Under Attack.
  • update fuel and food shortage watch, in effect. And I think if you read this article, you’ll see it’s well-sourced,
  • It indicates that, you know, the United States is running out of fuel, that the truckers are pulling the trucks off to the side and saying, we can’t deliver these, long runs for this kind of money, because the price of gas, or their diesel fuel, was too high. Plus, the oil products that they use in their trucks and so forth have run short and or are exploding in price.
  • And, so, you know, it’s just a serious, serious problem.
  • U.S. stockpiles of oil are now depleted. They’re down to the bottom, where we said last week, where the containers that they’re in in the earth that are salt mines are now, so close to the bottom that they can’t theoretically shut… use any more oil out of them, or that’ll damage the actual, oil container.
  • And so, you know, this is a really bad situation, and all the while, Trump’s making billions, and his family making millions.
  • while the U.S. debt climbs like there’s no tomorrow. I mean, the Federal Reserve’s talking about another trillion dollar bailout, adding more buybacks to the U.S. Treasuries. And so now the U.S. Treasury, or the U.S. Federal Reserve owns more than half of the debt that’s in the world that’s owed to the United States, and they’re now planning to buy another
  • trillion dollars of that debt back. So, you know…
  • What would be the situation if they bought it all back, Jack? What would this situation be?
  • Actually, I know, I’m not… this is kind of boggling my mind.
  • Yeah, well, it would mean that you own 100% of your debt, which indicates that nobody believes your currencies. So the situation is in that case, and that’s a good question, because you have to think about it for a second, but the problem is, if nobody’s buying your debt.
  • then no one has any confidence in your currency, which means that there’s nobody willing to invest at all in any way, shape, or form. The more…
  • the, debt is purchased by the Federal Reserve, the higher the U.S. 10-year yield
  • the rates on these bonds go up, and when the rates on the bonds go up, people pay more and more and more in interest charges. So, eventually, you know, no one will even be able to pay their home loan, even though the Federal Reserve can continue to generate phony money.
  • in order to buy back debt, it doesn’t matter, because that… all that means is they’re adding more inflation, that trillion dollars goes right back into the system as inflation, while at the same time they’re forcing the interest rates to go higher. So, the dollar becomes less valuable because of inflation, people become less able to buy anything because there’s no way they can afford to even take a, you know, borrow money.
  • And so, the whole thing just comes to a complete halt when you buy up all your debt, and nobody’s willing to support the United States in any way, shape, or form.
  • So, that’s coming. And, you know, and what they’re gonna do, I mean, one of my favorite lines that I wrote in this article is that they’re… they… they’re going to be standing there with a full face of teeth.
  • Explaining to us that they don’t know how this happened, probably Iran caused it, but we have a solution, you know, and that’s going to be our new non-central bank digital currency, because they’re all riding on that concept that the Trump administration has made central bank digital currency illegal, or, you know, it’s an executive order, we can’t have it.
  • while, at the same time, they’re pushing everyone into stablecoins, which is just digital currency. I mean, it’s the same thing as when the Federal Reserve became, you know, got the ability to create the credit instead of the Aldridge plan. They used the same trick. They said that, you know, we don’t have to worry because the federal government will be in charge of this, not banksters. And now we’re saying, you don’t have to worry, it’s not
  • the federal government that’s ripping you off, and has been for the last 50 years, or 100 years, almost. Actually, more than 100 years.
  • And it’s gonna be, you know, private stablecoin producers, and that’s all just total bullshit. So, you know, it’s coming like a freight train, and you got good people out there, like Catherine Austin Fitz, explaining that there’s nothing that can be done now, there’s no way back. So…
  • you know, Trump’s the demon. He did it. He’s the destroyer. His plan for peace was only peace for Israel, peace meaning that everyone else is basically finished.
  • Everyone else is subordinate to Israel. That’s his idea of peace. And Jack, do you think it was all deliberacy? I’m looking at Trump as a destroyer, as though it was his mission
  • to wreck America, in which case he gets an A+. I mean, he’s done a brilliant job of destroying the United States, militarily, diplomatically, politically, economically. He’s been 100% success.
  • Absolutely, and that’s what he was put here to do. That’s why he lost his friend.
  • I now believe this, Jack. I mean, it’s staggering to think about, but I think it is true.
  • Yep, I agree. So, anyway, if you get a chance, get a look at that article, and it’ll talk to you about what…
  • Gonna be publishing it on the blog, yeah, Jack, 100%.
  • Because we’re really in a sad state with respect to food. Now, there’s bigger short-term
  • problems than this, but the food thing is really a big deal, and I’m gonna start off with another thing about the food. We’re gonna talk… we’re gonna listen to this, Cattlemen’s Association guy talking about, you know, Trump not putting America first. You know, he’s talking about buying food,
  • Argentine beef, Jim!
  • Yeah, right, right.
  • Give me an epic break!
  • we’ve got a whole country filled with nothing but, you know, cattle land. The whole Wild West is nothing but empty fields and stuff owned by the federal government, where people could have farms, plus the other farmers are being put out of business by data centers, and you know, the U.S. government has recently been paying farmers not to use their land. That includes people producing, you know.
  • Plant-based.
  • food. They’ve been paid to walk away from their land because they don’t want them to put the food into the market. And so, at the beginning of the year, we saw all those fires, we saw all this destruction of food manufacturing plants and processing. I mean, it wasn’t too long ago, we saw some plant that had millions of tons of frozen food completely destroyed.
  • And most of that was meat, and
  • So there’s a big war on meat, and at the same time, he’s not encouraging American farmers to get off.
  • of the dole and get back in the game and start producing. No, he’s saying we’ll take Argentinian beef. And of course, that’s a nation that was recently taken over by Israel. It’s loaded with Jews, and they’re having all of their own kinds of problems as the Jewish population moves in there and they burn the trees down, etc. And so, you know…
  • Even in Patagonia, this lush area, they’re burning it down.
  • Yep.
  • ignorance! You know what?
  • Jack, it’s just so frustrating to see this injustice taking place.
  • And the Jewish, you know, president of Israel, or sorry, of Argentina, whatever they call him.
  • He’s a big friend of Trump’s, of course, because he’s Jewish, and second of all, you know, he’s in a situation where he’s helping them rebuild a country that’s still in an economic situation that’s not positive, so they need to sell their beef. Now, there are people saying that that beef may be tainted. There was a story out of China a few weeks ago, or maybe months ago, I don’t know, not long ago.
  • about the meat having some sort of contamination due to injections, or the food that they’re feeding them, et cetera, and them supposedly rejecting that beef. But there’s no confirmation. I tried for maybe a half hour, 40 minutes to find any kind of real information on that, and that’s just the story that came out of China, so how can we.
  • Yeah, it wouldn’t be, it wouldn’t be surprising.
  • No.
  • Why stop Argentine beef when we got a mountain of beef right here in the USA? Because the Argentine beef has been shot up with COVID, and the American beef hasn’t. I mean, that would explain it.
  • I mean, I tend to want to believe that’s probably true, but there’s no way to prove it. And the problem is, if you try to… if you try to find it, you’ll get nothing but naysayers saying that was just made-up story, and blah, Argentina…
  • The way to prove it is to test the beef. I mean, there are obvious ways to prove it scientifically.
  • And they should be proving it as soon as any beef shows up on our shores. And, we’ll see if that’s the case.
  • Let’s listen to what he has to say here. Let me know right away if you can hear it. Tupper, he is the president of the U.S. Cattlemen’s Association. Mr. Tupper, I appreciate your being here. You said you don’t put America first by putting U.S. cattle producers last. How does this impact cattle ranchers in this country?
  • Well, thanks, Peter, for having us, and you know, we’re at historic lows. We have the lowest cow herd number since the 1950s.
  • That’s a lot of the reason that we have these price increases. We live in a free market system where it’s supply and demand, and right now, the demand is higher than the supply, and bringing in foreign beef, that does not have to live up to the same standards or any of the things that we go by here in this country, we don’t think will… one of two things will not bring down the price of beef in the store, and it’s not going to help the ranchers to
  • increase their herd. We think inflation is high, our insurance costs are out of this world, fuel costs are up, so every input the American rancher has is higher. Tim Tupper, he is the president of the… You see, that’s another issue. I mean, the United States hamstraps all of their people,
  • with the fact that they have all these regulations that they have to follow, whereas other nations don’t have that. So you can bring it in…
  • You know, so it…
  • it’s just a double whammy, and so we can’t really believe that there’s anybody actually trying to make America great again in any way, shape, or form. We can see them giving us a way to continue to eat for a while longer. But like Catherine Fitz said in one of her most recent
  • writings video, she said that, you know, this… the primary objective, she thinks, is the population reduction here, and that the Americans are far more controllable if they’re starving and dying, and the population drops radically than they are, you know, with a larger population who’s still armed and fed well. And, I think that, you know, I couldn’t agree with that more. I think that’s
  • That’s the situation we might be in right now.
  • And looking for starvation.
  • So, anyway, that’s… that’s basically what I have on that. I think it is… everybody’s… needs to be, right now, stocking up on anything they can. It doesn’t matter what it is. If it’s food that you can tolerate and eat, you know, spaghetti is one of the cheapest things in the world. It makes your belly full.
  • And you wouldn’t want to live off of it for years, but, you know, something’s got to happen that’s not going to be good, in the short term, that you might have to live off of it for months. So, you know, I recommend that people go do whatever they can to get any kind of food into the house.
  • And,
  • Right. You’re right, Jack, and it’s going to be almost impossible to convince Americans to do it. But you’re absolutely right. Disaster is looming. You’re announcing it. Catherine Austin Fitz, many others.
  • American people are oblivious, they can’t believe it’s not gonna happen here, it’s not gonna affect them.
  • They’re gonna go on and do their thing, and they’re gonna suffer all the consequences.
  • Yep, and that’s what’s gonna happen, and it doesn’t seem like there’s any way that I can dream up… I mean, you know, if the Americans would all rise up today and literally just shut this whole thing down, and reformulate the whole basis of our constitutional government.
  • And it could be done in a matter of months. Yeah, there’s gonna be hardship, there’s no way out of it without people starving.
  • But regardless of that, what else is the options? Just to go forward and end up with a central bank digital currency system to be social credited, while in the meantime, before we get there, massive amounts of people die from starvation and other miseries related to the trucking industry failing, things not available on the shelf, nothing coming from the Middle East or any of the parts of Asia that have to travel
  • Travel through that area.
  • It’s an incredible… it’s a nightmare. And, you know, this is what we’re here to experience, I guess.
  • Now I’m gonna.
  • I think it was some kind of genius.
  • To realize that… going to war with Iran would…
  • be the key to unlocking a worldwide economic collapse. I mean, that was really insightful.
  • Maybe it didn’t require a PhD in economics, maybe it didn’t require, you know, a master’s degree in military history, but I mean, once the die was cast, Jack… I take it this is why Catherine Austin Fetz says it’s now gone too far, that it’s now inevitable.
  • What exactly is she suggesting? The elements that now are no longer containable, that can no longer be altered?
  • Right. I’m basically…
  • What are they, Jeff?
  • Well, the things that are unalterable are the fact that we can’t get the oil supply to come back to life in any reasonable amount of time.
  • Other things are that the U.S. infrastructure is collapsing, and towns and cities, you know, they’re starving.
  • Out of neglect? Out of neglect?
  • Decades and decades of neglect.
  • Yeah, decades of a neglect. We’ve been…
  • Building these underground cities, Jack, and ignoring the cities on the surface.
  • And those are for the elite, you know. It’s that Dr. Strangelove fantasy, right there.
  • Yep, and that Dr. Strangelove plays, you know, a big role in this thing, because you’re right. That’s the sort of ideology that they’ve been following here.
  • I think we’re overpopulated with psychopaths, and then, you know, that ponyrology idea, where people become evil in government, and then they attract others of the same type, and if you end up with,
  • I’m sorry there, I just hung up. If you end up with a lot of psychopaths in positions of power, then they’ll populate with their own. And the reason being is not necessarily that they attract them by word of mouth or some sort of advertising, but because the regular people recognize psychopaths at the top.
  • And they begin to move out, and the others that are psychopaths see this as an opening, and they come in, and so it kind of works in…
  • for itself. It’s one of those self-ordering systems.
  • Anyway, you reminded me of something I wanted to play, and it was, it was,
  • What was the last thing you just said? I have something else to play, but you said something I wanted to dig right in with that.
  • We were talking about Catherine Fitz, and I have some of her stuff here, I just have to dig it out.
  • Yeah, all the things that are collapsing, you know, the… the economy lack of the food supply, everything else. I was just asking, what were the elements she was identifying as those that are now no longer controllable that we’ve now gone too far to reverse?
  • Right, and that still doesn’t help me bring it back, but regardless, I’ll stumble on it again. In the meantime, let’s talk a little bit about this… the other issues that the United States has right now, and that is that
  • That it’s losing control of its…
  • of its cities and towns, and it’s being infiltrated by… by people that have no interest, or they don’t have the ability to assimilate. And, so we have these multiple cultures, and we’ve talked about them many times before, but I wanted to give you an update on some of the info. Stephanie found this individual on,
  • on Facebook, talking a little bit about
  • the number of Islamic people that have showed up here in just the last few months is a fantastic number. And, you know, how this is working out for America, because as they populate into cities like Dearborn and other places in Texas and Florida and Ohio, you know, they begin to push regular Americans out.
  • And, they, they have…
  • The reports I have is Dearborn is now under Sharia law, Jack. What the hell is going on there? Give me a break!
  • Yeah, that’s the case.
  • Crazy!
  • And there was a board member on, in the Dearborn City Council that was
  • Publicly told by the head of the city council that he wasn’t welcome there, and that,
  • that, you know, that they don’t need or want his type and kind anymore in Dearborn. And I don’t have… I’m just paraphrasing, I would like to find that video.
  • kind, white Anglo-Saxon? I mean, is that right? Is that right?
  • He said, he, yeah, he did…
  • He’s the kind they don’t want anymore?
  • they don’t want the religion, and they don’t want their type, right? They’re not brown, you know, they just don’t fit the mold.
  • My question is…
  • It’s amazing.
  • Yeah, so let me see if I can get this to play.
  • You gotta log in.
  • Well, I don’t have this on a login. Fool Burka has to say about ICE.
  • And then listen to the troubling stats. To get out of Minnesota, bringing soldiers, right, to be here with citizens? That is not how America should be. And right now, America is not America. Since Trump has come into office over the past 18 months.
  • We have taken in approximately 1.6 million people through the green card legal process, people who are ultimately going to become citizens.
  • Of that entire number, about 250,000 of those people are from Muslim countries. Now, to make that only sting a whole bunch more.
  • In the same period, we’ve given out 55, that’s 5.5 million visas, temporary visas to people.
  • Now, about 25 million of those visas are extensions to people who are already here. I’m gonna let that go.
  • Of the 30 million newly issued.
  • Temporary visas, people coming here on vacation, for work, school, you name it.
  • 30 million of those turn out to be about 4.5 million coming from Muslim countries.
  • So that means, over the last 18 months, we have taken in about 4 to 5 million Muslims.
  • Now.
  • Not only does that just add to our Muslim population, but of those 4.5 million who are here on visas, approximately 10% of them will end up staying illegally. They’ll never go back.
  • And once they wound up having a birth, their U.S. child!
  • The citizen can then sponsor them.
  • We must stop.
  • all immigration into the United States. All of it. Not some of it.
  • All of it. If you believe this to be true, hit the share button.
  • And I would agree with that 100%. It has to be stopped. We have to go back to the original pre-1964 immigration policy.
  • and bring in people that are culturally acceptable to the concepts of the Constitution and our system of government, our way of life, our legacy. They need to be primarily white people, and
  • Yeah, I’ve long been arguing that if U.S. were simply to adopt two of the principles Mexico uses to control its immigration, number one, then you must be able to show U.S. something to contribute to the good of America.
  • Doctor, lawyer, carpenter, plumber. Number two, that you have the financial resources to support yourself and your family so you don’t become a burden on the state. I think right there would wipe out 95% of all the immigration problems, Jack. That’s simple. Mexico does it, the United States should do the same.
  • Right, absolutely.
  • I think that I would prefer it be also stipulated that you need to be white. It’s a white country. It’s because of the influx of these various groups that the people who can control that, like the Jews, for example, can take those populations and manipulate them against each other. I mean, race is everything to the Jew, and there’s no other question about it. It’s written everywhere.
  • in everything they’ve ever written. And even in the protocols of the elders of… learned elders of Zion, they explained that they will use race to destroy Western civilization.
  • You know, the very first Prime Minister of, that was Jewish in England is Israeli, said race was the most important aspect of human life. And, they understand something we don’t. And one of the things that we have as a problem
  • is that whites can’t support their own race. They can’t be tribal. They prefer, in fact, get angry at being asked to support their own race, so they turn even harder against their own race when you put them in a corner and say, why is it you’re not supporting your own race?
  • And, so anyway, it’s a difficult situation. There’s not really any example in history where a multicultural civilization with every conceivable race given the same attributes and powers as the primary citizens, they didn’t survive. And, they don’t survive. And it’s… and the great civilizations have always been pretty much,
  • race, consistent. And…
  • Anyway, that’s just a fact. Nobody wants to hear that fact, but those are the facts, and, you know, we live in a kinder, gentler.
  • You know, everybody wins, equality of outcomes, you know, in the country.
  • And not on a basis of facts and living in a world that’s based on reality. Anyway, we’re gonna jump…
  • to…
  • I want to get over to the Russia story. I got this one here to clear off the table, because we had it… I didn’t get to it when we were talking about Trump.
  • But, you know, we see Massey right now talking about more, more information about the Epstein list, and very concerned about the fact that nobody’s gone to jail in the United States. Other countries at least, have put token numbers of people in jail or thrown them out of their positions of power, but not the United States.
  • And and so, you know, we can expect, I think, to see more exposure from Massey. Now, there’s a lot of things in X today about exposure, but they’re older. I mean, it doesn’t matter, they were still good stuff, but they were from months ago, and and we need to see stuff right now.
  • FBI letter, and we don’t know whether this is real or not, so I’m just showing you that there’s something that exists that they’re calling an FBI letter. It allegedly names Trump’s and claims he sold young women to Epstein and Saudi trafficking ring.
  • And,
  • An alleged handwritten letter to the FBI has thrust Trump back into the center of the Epstein scandal. The explosive claim was discussed by Kyle Kalinsky on the Kyle Kalinsky Show.
  • With hosts presenting what he described as a document that apparently had appeared in material released by the Justice Department, most explosive claims centers on handwritten statement said that she’d, that Kalinsky said had been posted by the DOJ,
  • without the intended redactions. According to the wording read aloud on the program, the writer claimed, my testimony places Trump as a person involved in the sale of young women to sex trafficking ring of Epstein and the Saudis. And then there’s other things in here, that are just as awful.
  • Trump is alleged to have asked whether the women were… the woman was pregnant and whether she was using drugs, followed by an alleged comment about losing money if women become pregnant. Now, there’s more in that context, but I’m not going to go through it. The note then allegedly referred to the possibility of miscarriage and whether a baby could be sold before mentioning that the Saudis like religious ones, and
  • Anyway, there’s just more disgusting stuff in here that, you know, Trump is allegedly involved with.
  • And, the redactions that were there are evidence of a wider effort to conceal damaging information about Trump.
  • arguing that the wording could intensify questions surrounding his historic relationship with him. Well, we know what his historic relationship was.
  • But, you know, it’s hard to make a lot of people care, and a lot of people don’t care. They don’t… they’d still say, well, I’m supporting Trump, you know, I don’t care what he did.
  • And then many people still say that this is just some sort of democratic story, you know, generated by the Democrats to discredit him.
  • So… Anyway…
  • Well, I don’t know, it was also saying that, the reporter Katie Johnson had been withdrawn. Now, I…
  • I followed her testimony, which sounded to me completely authentic.
  • Right.
  • what I know of Trump about being a germaphobe and all that was consistent.
  • with what Katie Johnson was reporting.
  • And I… I, for one, believe what she said. Now, they’re saying I’ve been withdrawn, implying the allegations were false.
  • Except that she supported those for many years. Yeah.
  • You’d have a hard time convincing me that she wasn’t sincere.
  • Right.
  • Well, and you know, if you’re going to be exposing
  • Arguably one of the most dangerous and evil and powerful people in the world.
  • You might be convinced to withdraw, you know, your plan.
  • No, I get that, I get that.
  • Anyway…
  • Someone who’s diced, you know, sliced and diced and said that could be you, you know?
  • Yeah, that’s right.
  • Yeah, and they’re… they don’t… they’re not famous for nice ways out,
  • No, no, no.
  • Anyway, some activity in Russia today, CIA…
  • Yeah, I’m glad. It was a CIA director’s trip?
  • Radcliffe?
  • Yep.
  • part about the American cars, the vehicles with American license plates in Moscow.
  • Yeah, I supplement.
  • saying who it was, but apparently this is who it was, John Ratcliffe.
  • Yep.
  • What do you think that’s going on, Jack?
  • Well, I mean, some people have some different things, I mean, some things have changed. The most likely reason, the CIA has picked up information about potential escalation, possibly involving mobilization plans with Russia, Iran, and China. These kinds of sudden trips are rarely good news, strongly suggests the U.S. administration has received troubling signals.
  • And it’s amazing that they bring their own vehicles on these great big airplanes. I guess they don’t trust driving around.
  • Well, yeah, that they could be bug, see? Bog…
  • Really, not that they’re loaded with explosives, but that they could be bugs, so they don’t have confidentiality.
  • Right.
  • Then people…
  • Yeah, what was supposed to be the deal there, John? Could you go back to this,
  • signs that there could be mobilization plans with Russia, Iran, and China? What would he be talking about?
  • I don’t know. I know that we… we’ve got this story, Putin said Ukraine has crossed the line,
  • And it, Kiev will pay for attacks on Russian territories.
  • Oh, here it is, says, NATO panicked and the U.S. sent CI director to threaten Putin. Meeting didn’t go well.
  • U.S. Embassy removed its flag?
  • Yep, I got another.
  • Wow, Jack, historically, this kind of thing that happened before world wars, I mean, you know, Britain… Russia has pulled its ambassador out of Britain because they’ve been supplying weapons. This is all very, very bad. Very bad.
  • Yeah, and I’m going to show you that flag being down in a second. According to reports, the Russian military has launched direct and massive strikes on Ukraine Military Command Center. Now, this is something that was from the 23rd, and completely destroying key facilities where Ukrainian commanders were present. I think we already heard of that a couple days ago, right?
  • I’m glad to get this, Jack. I mean, you’re getting me some stories I haven’t seen. Keep going, keep going.
  • This one, written in Russian, the Nazi regime in Kiev must be destroyed before NATO and U.S. intends to start a war with Russia by 2030 to inflict strategic defeat on us, and I don’t know who us is, but given that it’s written by a Russian or…
  • Yeah, yeah.
  • On behalf of the Russian Federation, yeah.
  • No.
  • Therefore, the Western project of Ukraine as anti-Russian must soon be firmly and completely shut down by destroying the Ukrainian state.
  • I think that… I think Putin is now convinced, too. Radcliffe would have further reinforced that, by the way, would not have had the desired effect.
  • Right.
  • And, just some more of that same kind of conversation there. Then we jump over here. Russian reports say the American flag has been removed from the U.S. Embassy. The reason for removal is currently unknown. Unusual circumstances. Removing or replacing a flag can sometimes be a diplomatic.
  • Jack, that’s the embassy. That’s withdrawing from the country. That would only happen under that circumstance. It’s no longer… we no longer have a U.S. Embassy in Moscow.
  • Right.
  • Which is not necessarily good.
  • It is astonishing.
  • Not necessarily good news, by any means.
  • Oh, no, as I say, usually a harbinger of international war.
  • Right. Now, somebody posted, this is not the embassy, as stated, this is the American Center in Moscow.
  • Well, if that’s not the embassy, it’s a different matter. Oh, here we go.
  • People saying the flag was removed because of mourning, that’s not how it works. Under U.S. flag protocol, the flag is normally displayed from sunrise to sunset. If it’s displayed at night, it should be properly illuminated.
  • That could be the case. The video does not… the video certainly does not show the U.S. Embassy in Moscow. It shows the American Center, which is located in the U.S. Embassy complex.
  • So…
  • Yeah, I don’t know. And there’s, you know, a lot of people talk about that, including Hal Turner had something about the flag being gone.
  • Was there anything else in here?
  • They say there’s an order from Trump yesterday that all flags be lowered at all embassies for a week due to the death of Dolly Parton. Yeah, right.
  • No, no, that’s true, Jack. That has happened.
  • But you wouldn’t take the flag down, right? I mean…
  • No, no, no.
  • Right.
  • And that’s what I… what I meant, I don’t believe it.
  • Anyway, so that’s interesting. Things definitely are happening with Europe, Russia. What is his name? Lavrov?
  • Yeah.
  • making comments about Europe will have to pay a price for their.
  • You want to listen to Lavrov. He’s the most competent diplomat in the world today.
  • If Lavroz says it, it’s true. It’s significant.
  • And if he’s talking about the future events, they’re gonna happen.
  • So, Laprov is 100% reliable.
  • All right, well, he’s saying that Europe’s going to have to pay some sort of price, and we’ll see. Let’s see,
  • One more picture of this particular thing.
  • I’m gonna put these up, I just grabbed things that seem relevant, but this is… I like this comment here. Imagine… can’t imagine a scenario where Ukraine, the EU, and even NATO would be pleased by the sight of the U.S. C-17 landing at Moscow’s airport.
  • Ukraine has lost its sovereignty, has no industrial base besides limited drone production, its workforce is decimated by men and families who have fled the country, leaving paid mercenaries and NATO special forces on the battleground. Ukraine’s leadership has stolen billions of dollars in aid through rampant corruption. I mean, Ukraine really was. It was infiltrated, the Biden administration being part of that, and then stuffed with absolute psychopath
  • homosexual, insane, leadership, and then the people, you know, stuck with whatever that brings, and
  • I agree, and I listened to another video that an individual said his family was from Ukraine, they had to get out, that they don’t believe, you know, that there’s anything left of Ukraine.
  • I don’t know where that’s all gonna lead, but…
  • Was that the plan, to totally destroy what was remaining of their fighting ability and their workforce and the young white men they had there? I don’t know. All of this stuff seems to play into that same World War I, World War II, you know, concept.
  • Of, getting rid of white people in large numbers.
  • And they sure did that there.
  • Anyway, this was just… this is Scott talking about that. It’s just very long, though, and it’s hard to.
  • Gotcha.
  • So, I’m not gonna listen to it.
  • Summer.
  • Anyway, now we can come back to looking at some of the stuff that I have here from the United States, which is crazy as well, but
  • And these are just random stories, so I’m gonna play them, or position them, and just… Several orders here.
  • We got this story about…
  • Tucker Carlson interviews this doctor who says, lithium can cure Alzheimer’s disease and, depression.
  • Wouldn’t it be interesting if that was known all along? I mean, Alzheimer’s is affecting everyone for some reason or another.
  • Currently, it’s been known that lithium Works on depression, and… My culture.
  • Absolutely, yes. Michael Niels, MD, PhD, physician, researcher, and molecular geneticist, has written several best-selling books. He says that Alzheimer’s can be reversed in its early stages, and compares it to diabetes, too, that’s been proven to be reversible. Of course it has.
  • And he recommends taking a supplement that contains lithium orate to help with Alzheimer’s, bipolar disorder, anxiety, and depression.
  • And I… that’s something that anyone can get over… pretty easy, just buy it on Amazon. I have some.
  • But anyway, people, you know, might be interested in this story, especially if they have… Yeah.
  • Good one, good one?
  • a loved one that may… may be suffering from losing their memory, which is the end of your life. You have no existence. If you have no memory, you don’t even have a person there, you can’t refer to them, only in the past.
  • Then we have this story here, and I think this is amazing, too. This Apple AirPods, the new ones containing cameras,
  • I don’t know if you’ve seen a picture of them, I don’t know if there is one in here, but anyway, they have tiny little cameras
  • I kind of depict them right there.
  • In the left and right ear, and
  • They’re, of course, explaining that that’s gonna give you the ability to be more effective with your conversation, you know, because you can look at the surroundings. Visual intelligence lets Siri see and log your environment. It’s all for your benefit, right? But,
  • What you gotta understand is that’s creating a network. The government can survey everything that you can see. They get it all. That’s just giving visual access to everything you see. I mean, that’s what it’s all about, Jack.
  • That’s interesting.
  • And the Surveillance Society.
  • Yep. And so, you know, it was like the Pokemon, PSYOP, where they had everyone have that game, and then they had to go to different places everywhere to look for specific things, and then they…
  • They had to take photos of them, and then send them in, and what we found out later was that they were identifying
  • everything in the United States of any importance. You know, they would find these people to go out and take photographs of them, send them in, and…
  • And now they have it all for AI purposes. And how much of our lives now seem to be only about serving the AI? I saw an article
  • Anyway, let’s just finish this up here. They put cameras in your ears, visual intelligence, outward-facing sensors, marketing as a convenience, you’re no longer being watched, you’re being a camera. Well, there are also people that say that
  • that Apple has the technology that can be incorporated in small enough space to go into this ear thing that can monitor your brain waves, and as you visualize something.
  • you can then have your thoughts read, basically, by this thing as to what you think and see… about what you’re seeing. And, there’s a lot of detail on that, there’s just more than I’m saying.
  • Wouldn’t… would not surprise me, Jack.
  • Right. So, anyway, al, what was that? I had an article.
  • That’s Tesla right there, is it not? That’s…
  • Oh, that’s George Orwell.
  • Oh, thank you.
  • Well, you know, I went down a deep dive with Orwell over the weekend, trying to figure out where he got his info, if he got it anywhere. And if you read his life story from
  • Wikipedia, which can take you about an hour and a half, as I did.
  • You know, there’s nowhere in there where they suggest that he was associated with anything more than his, wife, who worked for the Ministry of, of something, agriculture. It wasn’t agriculture, but it wasn’t anything that you would say is MI6 or MI5.
  • But she did work for some ministry, and but, you know, he just pulled these two books, Animal Farm and that one, out of the hat. And if you look at his history, he wrote endlessly, he wrote a lot of books.
  • he wrote hundreds of articles, and his life was pretty austere. I mean, he didn’t have any real money. He had a wonderful family that kept him alive and put him up all the time when he lost. He was robbed many times over the course of his life of everything he had, and he moved around from India.
  • And spent time in various places in England, and his family had houses here and there, and then when he would flop and fall to the ground, he would show up at his family’s house, and they would keep him for 5 years. He only lived to be 50, but in his latter part, between 1940 and 47,
  • 8. He wrote Animal Farm in, 1984.
  • And it’s just an amazing thing to me, because from his past, you don’t see those ideas showing up in his other books. I mean, he had a lot of books about his observations of being a cop and
  • in Burma, and having traveled to various places, he observed behaviors. He joined the Spanish
  • revolution. I mean, he got involved with the Spanish Civil War, and decided he’d volunteer. I don’t know what kind of dumb person wants to do that, but, you know, he ends up in the battles of the Spanish Civil War until he got hurt and had to come home.
  • But anyway, that’s just an interesting point about Orwell. Where did he come up with this brilliance of this book?
  • that seems to be really what’s more like a manual on what’s supposed to happen. Anyway, what was I gonna tell you? I listened to a
  • Man, I lost it. I had a really good story to tell you. Anyway, let’s get back to some other stuff here. We’ve got…
  • Another problem we have in the United States is, you know, we have no… No justice, no…
  • Criminal… Yeah.
  • Campbells, you’re absolutely right. Department of Justice.
  • Everything’s gone.
  • Purely political to advance the agenda of Donald J. Trump.
  • And so you have this kind of thing here, you know, you have these killers of people
  • Being released, or not even put in prison at all.
  • And then being allowed back out on the street, you know, in a very short amount of time. And
  • they come back and they kill people. Now, this particular one, he just randomly decided to stab this 6-year-old boy to death.
  • And, he’s gonna get out after 11 years.
  • And they’re saying he’s genetically schizophrenic. Well, I…
  • Well, how can you let somebody who’s got a schizophrenia and a violent and homicidal out, Jack, that he ought to be institutionalized permanently?
  • Right, and I think we talked about it maybe last week, but there was another black guy that his family couldn’t get him put back into prison or in any kind of medical situation, and he was schizophrenic, and he constantly beat people.
  • You know, terribly, and
  • The family doesn’t want him in their life, but they can’t get rid of them, because nobody will do anything about it.
  • And it’s just… it’s a really sad thing, whereas Stephanie told me about a story about an individual who was put in jail in Texas some time ago, maybe a few years ago, for having possession of marijuana, and he got a 75-year life sentence.
  • Yeah, for having a little grass.
  • Yeah, I mean, what…
  • Have anyone to death!
  • That’s beyond insane. That’s mentally ill, that’s criminally mentally ill for the Texas justice system. You know, to do something of that nature, it makes me sick.
  • Agreed.
  • Now, this killer, you know, we find out that he’s finally… there are people waking up to him a little bit, and they’re not gonna permit a new trial.
  • He, as you remember, just went into the tent that this kid was sitting in at some sort of school meetup for various schools, and stabbed him in the heart, straight in. He was one of a twin. But then they find out, after looking into his history, that he had all sorts of background,
  • of having done other things. He sent a disturbing text to his ex-girlfriend the day of the killing, fantasized about stabbing someone, licking the blood from the knife, proposed shooting up the school in Texas in 2023 text message.
  • Anyway, I mean, this is just the kind of history of people, and yet thousands and thousands of white people, you know, come to the floor and say, no, you can’t
  • You know, this kid needs to be set free.
  • Because he’s black!
  • Yep, because he’s back.
  • And that’s… that’s the thing I was going to tell you that relates to this. I saw another story about,
  • about white women.
  • Oh, it was in Henry Matkoff, but it was about how thousands of white women are writing letters to have a woman who, you know.
  • killed her three children released from prison, that they don’t care how and why that she killed this woman. They don’t want her to spend any more time. It’s an interesting psychological study, but they’re just coming out of the woodwork by the thousands to protest this woman.
  • Having been incarcerated and not being released.
  • This is, one of the stories I told you about with Fitzwarn, that depopulation is used to change the economy.
  • And, I don’t know, do I have a little bit of a… we could play a little bit of that if you want.
  • Sure. Sure.
  • But we’ll quickly look it over at this part of it. Carlson agreed with Matt Walsh and wrote the Trump administration should work on reducing the cost of food and other necessities, rather than engaging in war.
  • Criticized Ben Shapiro for trying to sell the idea that it’s unpatriotic to oppose wars for Israel. Yeah, good ol’ Ben.
  • But anyway, Tucker made a shocking comparison between the baby boomer generation in 69 and young people today regarding the cost of living and health, and he illustrated that those in power hate America and have caused its destruction through opioid addiction, open borders, inflation, war, massive debt, and the world goes on and on and on.
  • Fitz made the chilling declaration that a small group in power aims to reduce the population in order to make it more controllable. And, of course, we know what that small group in power is.
  • This is the deepest political analysis… We’ll listen to a minute or two, this is an hour. This is the most simple, the most straightforward. People who note obvious truths sometimes
  • trigger the most profound thoughts in the rest of us. So with that in mind, it is not criticism to say that the following tweet was one of the most simple and obvious and yet meaningful sent in a long time. This is from last week.
  • on the Twitter app, X, on your phone, and it’s from Matt Walsh of the Daily Wire, and here’s the totality of what he wrote. Here’s the whole tweet.
  • And see if you agree or disagree.
  • Brewery prices are insane. They’re still rising. Addressing this problem should be the number one priority of every elected leader. End the stupid foreign wars and focus on this issue. It’s one of the main reasons socialists are gaining power.
  • I don’t know, we can’t spend too much time on that, but socialists are not gaining power.
  • absolute psychopaths are gaining power, and they use groups of people who are naturally attracted to psychopathic ideas, and I would include that as the Judaism, especially Zionism, and
  • And they have managed to work their way into positions of power all around the entire world. So they’re doing what they’re, they’re made to do. Now, here’s another strange story, Jim, that…
  • that we’re finding about food in the United States relates. 20,000 finished cattle from 33 feedlots found that approximately 70% of the male cattle there were examined and found to be lactating.
  • lactating? Are they giving estrogen to the steers?
  • You’re…
  • You hit it on the head. I mean, while the researchers didn’t establish the cause, they raised possibilities. Excess body fat as greater amounts of body fat, can provide greater capacity for estrogen, but
  • But here are the primary reasons that I believe are happening, and that is that they’re introducing all of these hormones, you know, that we know that they’re forcing these cattle to be… why would it be in a country that grew up with farms being the primary source of everyone’s living and food supply?
  • forced them to take vaccines that were… that everyone with a thinking brain cell knows is… can’t be given the animal anything but some sort of problem. And there’s no safe vaccine for any species that lives on this planet.
  • And so, what are we going to do with these cattle? Do you want to eat a male cow that was lactating?
  • Weird. Weird!
  • And do they, you know, are they producing milk?
  • leave it to the American Food System to have us talking about lactating male cattle. You may have heard that the research documented this bizarre phenomenon, but the headline is true. I mean, you can find it elsewhere, and
  • I don’t know. Native steers, conventional beef type, the type most people picture when they think of beef production. Dairy cross steers, cattle with both dairy and beef genetics, Holsteins, Jersey dairy cows,
  • Black tape.
  • So…
  • Bizarre!
  • I know.
  • Let’s see what we got. Now, this is a pretty crazy story, maybe it would be one of the last ones we do today.
  • But America troops aboard the U.S. aircraft carrier ship blockading Iran revolt against Israel.
  • So the Abraham Lincoln, which we’ve heard a lot about crazy stuff happening there, deployed in the Arabian Sea.
  • Conducting military operations against… and enforcing the blockade against Iran. The ship is housing roughly 5,000 sailors and Marines and have been actively deployed for 9 months, a normal deployment period of 6 to 9 months. Faced food shortages.
  • broken plumbing, exhaustion, mental health concerns during its deployment, with some sailors reporting attempting to jump overboard. Carrier’s been at sea for 250 days, the USS George Washington is en route.
  • Now, I don’t understand this title.
  • Because I don’t see anything in here about him talking about it blocking the… the Straits.
  • No, no, no, go back up. You got the James Lee. No, no, no, Jack, right in the middle. Here, James Lee is saying they’re revolting against the idea of fighting wars for Israel. That’s what you.
  • Okay, yeah, okay. So…
  • I like this guy, he’s pretty good.
  • Yeah, I like him too.
  • Anyways, servicemen are speaking out against fighting the battles for Israel, while politicians and media quietly lay the groundwork for draft expansion and boots on the ground, which we know they have plans for draft after the election.
  • You know, sometime in November.
  • Gonna create a fury.
  • Yep.
  • Anyway…
  • You know, I thought it was interesting when we first heard about this story a long time ago, that these members of this ship seemed to be standing against further deployment.
  • They’re out there because they’re finding a world where Israel and their lives, their families are being destroyed, they’re being abused, they’re being starved to death, they can’t even take showers. They’re saying, fuck it!
  • Yep.
  • Fuck.
  • To hell with it.
  • This last story is one that I bring up because this is another way in which they get shit done they want. You know, they’re… New Mexico fines better $942 million as a public nuisance related to child safety, creating a public nuisance over its handling of child safety on the social media platforms, significant contributor to the state’s teen mental health crisis, intentionally used features such as endless scrolling, autoplay.
  • notifications.
  • Anyway, the problem here is that this is just a call for digital ID, and you know, this is nothing, and that’s chump change.
  • for Meta, and these… if they wanted to make some serious impact on any of these companies, they’d find them hard. Find them, you know, to the point where they’re nearly in ruin, but they don’t do that. They use these things as a way to make some sort of
  • plea for, you know, digital ID, look what the state of New Mexico has discovered, and blah blah blah blah.
  • And… and other states will get on board, but regardless, this is… this is all I see in this. Obviously, this is all true, and people are saying, you know, back in the 80s and 90s, and especially in the late 90s, when Facebook first came out.
  • they didn’t… you know, we didn’t have such a thing as infinite scroll. You had… you could scroll down the daily, input, you know, from your friends, and then when you got to the bottom, it just stopped. You were over. You know, you saw what happened today.
  • But anyway, it’s… we live in a scrolling society now, where that’s all people do is just sit in front of their…
  • their screen all day and scroll and scroll and scroll. Doom scrolling, as they call it. Anyway, that’s all I got on my list. I don’t know what else you’d like to…
  • Yeah, it was quite a rich buffet. Good day. Excellent.
  • The buffet, I like that. Anyway, I’m happy that you’re feeling well. You look good. You look better than you’ve looked in a long time.
  • Yeah. Some fans on another show said they thought I looked 15 years younger with my glasses, so, you know, I just found such a hassle, you know, I want to go without them as much as I can now. I mean…
  • Yeah, and don’t turn your eyes to…
  • Where they’re not…
  • To need them, yeah. I think if you dyed your hair now, you’d probably be back in your 60s.
  • Oh, my. Well, we love you, and
  • Exactly to you, Stephanie, and all of our supporters out there. We wanted all things reconsidered. I’m very grateful to you one and all.
  • And your documentary will be coming out soon, and I don’t know what to expect it, but…
  • It’ll be a couple of months, but you’ll certainly know about it, but it’s… it’s moving ahead.
  • Alright, we’re looking forward to it.
  • Hey, you’re back.
  • I’ll see you soon. Say goodbye. Bye, Jim.
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