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Hello Alex, I'm a first name caller, I'm a huge fan, I love your work.
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I love you. Hey everybody, welcome back to Knowledge Fight, I'm Dan.
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The voice you will hear shortly is my co-host Jordan. We are two dudes, I like to sit around,
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drink novelty beverages, and talk a little bit about Alex Jones.
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Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.
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You have joined us here on part four of our coverage of Alex Jones's
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very loosely described as a documentary film,
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The Obama Deception from 2009. If you haven't listened to the rest of the episodes,
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I recommend you go ahead and go back
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and listen to those before jumping into part four, because we
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are starting this episode off on a cliffhanger.
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Oh, oh no! I left you hanging yesterday and I'm sorry about that, but today I
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promise it is all worth it once we get into this.
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You will see I give thanks for this
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fun that we will have here today where we make fun of
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Ron Paul and his family. Maybe not the best thing to do on Thanksgiving,
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making fun of people's relatives, but oh well.
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It's Alex who put him in the documentary, it's his own fault. But before we get into
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support us and all that. Now enough of that nonsense, it's time to get to this
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cliffhanger.
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So without further ado, I give you part four
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of the Obama deception.
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While at the end the Fed rally outside the Federal Reserve Bank in Dallas, Texas,
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we spoke with Ron Paul's brother Wayne Paul. Oh no!
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No! In 1913, the Federal Reserve Act was passed
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for the house where three members of Congress were on the floor.
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At that time they only needed a majority of votes
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to pass it. So in 1913, the Federal Reserve Act was passed.
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Jordan, two completely
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unacceptable, unforgivable things just happened in this documentary.
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Number one, Ron Paul's brother just said that the Federal Reserve Act passed with
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just three members of Congress on the floor.
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And two, Alex Jones didn't fact check that
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at all before allowing this to be in his dumbass documentary.
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I'm going to be honest with you.
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That whole, like, the Federal Reserve Act
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passed with just three members on the floor, I just let that one go.
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Really? I was just like, that's so silly
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and stupid and nonsensical. And it's coming from Ron Paul's brother.
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Yeah, yeah. It just passed in. Here's what I was thinking while
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while Ron Paul's brother was talking. Where'd you learn how to talk?
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That's the only thing. Sounds a lot like him. Yeah, exactly.
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The only thing I was thinking was like, I don't understand the words you're saying
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because nobody ever taught you how to speak words.
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Yeah, so here's the deal. The myth surrounding the passage of the Federal
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Reserve Act
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is that evil sneaky forces waited until Christmas break
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when they knew that no congressman would be around to force their legislation
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through.
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It's a Christmas miracle! So that they could enslave the country.
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That sounds right. It's a compelling story and it's definitely inspiring to a lot
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of weirdos out there who don't want to pay taxes.
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But it's complete bullshit. The first time
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that what could be described as the Federal Reserve Act was proposed was
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June 26, 1913.
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The primitive bill didn't go far and an improved version was introduced
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on August 29, 1913 under the name
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H.R. 7837. It was debated
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and on September 18, 1913 it passed the House.
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When it went over to the Senate it ran into some problems and an amended version
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was sent back to the House. This inability to come to a consensus continued
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until December 22, 1913
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when the House agreed to the conference version of the bill
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and it passed by a vote of 296 to 60
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with 76 not voting. Three to zero. The next day
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the Senate voted on this version of the bill, the conference version, and it
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passed with 43 yeas and 25 nays
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with 27 not voting. How do you feel about that?
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I'm alright.
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I got it. The people in the House who didn't vote don't really matter. The bill
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was still gonna pass
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no matter what. What was up with the Senators who didn't vote? Well,
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here's the deal. Polio! It was 1913!
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Well, it was Christmas break. So someone could look at the tallies at the
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Senate and say, hey wait a minute, if all 27 of the people who didn't vote voted
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against the bill it wouldn't have passed. They could have stopped it. I get the sense that this is where
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Alex's argument comes from, that
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Ron Paul's brother is completely misrepresenting to say that three people
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were on the floor, which is
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so goddamn historically inaccurate and demonstrably so.
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It's embarrassing. Like, what is he saying? That's crazy. That is nowhere even close to true.
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In 1913 three people were on the floor and
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18 dogs voted. You know, the congressional record is all available online. You can find all of it.
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You can't trust that. It was written by bears. Bears walked into the door and
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they became Jews.
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That's where Jews came from. So I get the sense that maybe that
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like 27 not voting in the Senate is where some of the kernel is.
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I get that. That's bullshit too though. Of course. The way Congress works
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with votes that are happening during times when people are likely to be on
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vacation is that members of Congress try really hard to help each other out.
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One of the ways they do that is to plan what's called announced pairs
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of people who will skip votes without affecting the outcome of the vote.
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We saw this happen in the Kavanaugh confirmation when Lisa Murkowski,
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who was opposed to the confirmation, agreed not to vote so that Steve Daines,
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who was in favor of the confirmation,
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could attend his daughter's wedding. There's like a congressional courtesy.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. Don't be a dick. When it doesn't matter,
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you're against it and I'm for it. You need to go to your daughter's wedding, who gives a shit.
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So all these people who are like, I was going to vote against it. You want to go on break.
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I live in D.C. or something like that. I will agree to go together.
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Right, right, right. It's almost like people are people. Yeah. So what happened in the vote
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to pass the Federal Reserve Act is it's spelled out very clearly in the congressional record.
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It's this. For the Senate vote, there were 13 announced pairs of senators who agreed to offset
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each other's votes so they couldn't just decide we wouldn't show up for Christmas,
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which accounts for 26 of the 27 nonvoters.
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There's only one vote unaccounted for, which means that even if all the senators voted,
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the bill still would have passed. That guy who was in Africa hunting the most dangerous game of all.
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There's no way to call this a fraud without just making stuff up, which is what Ron Paul's brother
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is doing here. This is crazy. Like that's crazy. There's a lot. Wait, are you saying that somebody
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from Ron Paul's family is saying crazy, unfactual shit? There's a lot of there's a lot of like
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ways to like we talked about earlier. There's a lot of ways to talk about the problems of the
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Fed that aren't based on this stupid bullshit. Like if you're putting this in your documentary
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and not being like, huh, it might be embarrassing for me to put my name on a video of someone saying
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there's three people who voted on the Federal Reserve Act without looking into it. Like,
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what are you doing? Why? And you know what? That's a that's a that's a big reason why a
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lot of the other stuff that he was like, he was just like, I'm going to punt on this.
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Yeah. Because things like this, like if you allow this in your documentary,
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I don't give a fuck about anything you're saying. So wait, did it pass
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two to one? No. No, I mean, in his fake version of it. Well, you need a majority or was it
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you need a majority. All right. Well, was it zero? Was it unanimous? Three,
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zero, two to one are the only possible. OK, fine, fine. Fuck off. Regardless of the facts.
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Give me three names. Oh, that'd be great. Give me the three names of the people who voted.
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If you know so fucking much about this, give me any give me the three names of the people voted.
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That's it's not hard to remember. If you imagine that only three people voted,
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you should know their name. Pete, Greg and Dutch. Get out, get bent. There you go.
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All right. Well, you won Wayne Paul. You're the next Ron Paul. Ron Paul's brother is full of shit
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like to to an nth degree. Like, I understand that he might believe that there's no way you
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can believe that he might be senile. I have no fucking idea. OK, that's true. Or like,
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I don't I don't know anything about Wayne Paul. Right. You know everything about Wayne Paul.
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I don't know everything about we can't do a podcast about it. We'll never do it.
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I can I can I can conceive of some version of like he's convinced himself that that's true.
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Yeah, it's not. I suppose the historical record shows that that's not true.
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And in order to prove that it is true, you need extraordinary proof that what you're saying is
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true. He offers no proof of it like this simplistic. It's like, OK, they want to they
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want to believe that the Federal Reserve is evil and they're willing to lie in any way to
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make that argument. I know. But even if you're stupid. And I don't mean that in the pejorative
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term, I mean, more ignorant or more like less, less interested in following up on shit.
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If you have even the most cursory knowledge of American history, there's no way that you're
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going to be like, are you saying that a major bill that changed the course of American history
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was passed by three guys? Well, and also is the House or is it in the House or the Senate?
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It's because it would have to pass both. No, it was passed by two guys in the House and one guy
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in the Senate. So that would be the three. Yeah, that would be like the biggest story ever.
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Exactly. No, you would read about that every fucking day. The the other and then the coded
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to that would be like a week later, everybody got together and we're like, no, we're not going to
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accept a three dudes vote bill. The other four hundred representatives and the other, I don't
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know, ninety nine senators would come back and be like, all right, we're kicking these three
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people's ass. Exactly. Right. Yeah. Somebody would be straight up. Look, this was in 1913.
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People were still like, trust up also in feather. So consider the narrative that they're putting
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forward. And that is that Woodrow Wilson wanted this bill to happen. Right. So obviously,
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even if they passed it unscrupulously, he would have signed it. Yeah. But that level
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of other senators and House representatives could have vetoed his signing of the bill.
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I don't understand, Dan. Teach me about civics. Oh, this is so crazy, Stu. That's insane. Like
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that's that's what I was teasing earlier. Like the idea that Ron Paul believes this
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is advocating it in this documentary. And Alex didn't cut it out because he should have cut
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that out. Oh, hell yeah. This is so that's a crazy idiot. Stu, that's a dumb guy has just
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demonstrated that Ron Paul's brother is borderline incompetent. Like he he borderline. Well,
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I don't know. He might be able to feed himself, but like that's your that's your border.
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That's worse than KRS one's metaphor. Like, oh, that's way worse. It makes me so much more
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concerned for his well-being. Like if you believe that you're willing to go to an end the Fed rally
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and try and convince other people that that's true, what you are far gone. What you do not
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know is that Wayne Paul can spit hot bars. Oh, man, I am not joking. I also should say I feel
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really bad about this, but I didn't look into whether or not Wayne Paul is still alive. He
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might be dead. I have no idea. He doesn't have a Wikipedia page. What a shock. He has a way to.
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All right. All right. So yeah, Wayne Paul is still doing this. Wayne Paul has more to say.
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OK, why? Twenty years later, 1933 under Roosevelt, the United States was declared bankrupt.
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In 1933, the Federal Reserve Bank says, OK, USA, what are you going to pledge is collateral?
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What are you going to do? What happened by 19? What are you talking about?
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So we instituted Social Security system and you and I and our children and our children.
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Oh, he's had a stroke. Maybe he's had a stroke. Come on. All right. He's not done talking. He
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may have had. So he's done talking. No, he's not in this document. I know, but he's done.
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He may like he may or may not have had a stroke. And I do feel a little bit bad on that approach.
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Don't care. But at the same time, sounds exactly like Ron Paul, like not just in vocal quality,
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saying similar things. So if they both had a simultaneous stroke and that'd be a fun show.
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But even if he did have a stroke, he's still being used as a propaganda tool in Alex's
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documentary. So we still have to rebut what he's you know, he's got those old man glasses from the
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70s that you got to respect. Yeah. So also he has more. But that idea is like that idea that we are
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pledged as collateral through Social Security, all that. That makes zero sense. It's a deep it's
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a it's a foundational sovereign citizen belief. So so far, all of what he has said is fantastical
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on a level that I wouldn't believe in a novel. Oh, sure. Like in any kind of fictional universe,
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I'd be like. That's fucking dumb. Right. Move on. Are you seriously going to tell me that a legally
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binding resolution was passed through both the House and the Senate by three total guys,
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meaning all of American history, the Constitution, et cetera, all of that has been invalidated
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by three fucking dudes. That's it. Well, that's all it took. Three dudes.
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I mean, Ron, Ron Paul doesn't not agree with this. Fair enough. He also doesn't think black
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people should be allowed. It took four years to make this country bankrupt. And since then,
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our government has operated under emergency powers of our government.
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It is not the president that makes the decision in this country. It's the secretary of Treasury
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who turns around and is put in there by the Federal Reserve to manage the bankruptcy. We've
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been in bankruptcy ever since. So to print 700 billion dollars and to give it away, how do they
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get away with it? The manager of the bankruptcy is told by the Federal Reserve. This is the way
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to go. That's where we're at today. If you were listening carefully, you can hear Alex giving
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an interview to somebody else in the background. He's like, we got Ron Paul's brother here. So
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what he's talking about here in terms of the bankruptcy of the United States, I had a strong
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suspicion, but I looked into it and I found this is definitely what he's talking about. He's talking
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about the Emergency Banking Act of 1933. It doesn't declare the US bankrupt at all. That's
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just something that gets repeated over and over again on sovereign citizen message boards with
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no proof. I tried to look into this more to understand the argument, but pretty much all
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the websites that purport to prove that the US went bankrupt in 1933 happen to also be the kind
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of websites with the word Jew in really scary letters at the top of the page. So I'm like,
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oh, I get a real vibe off this. The font version of the hard jet. Yes, yes, absolutely.
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Most of the arguments that are on these pages also rely very heavily on a forgery of a speech
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allegedly made by Jim Trafficant in the Senate in 1993. Jim Trafficant, if you don't recall,
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was convicted of 10 felony counts, including accepting bribes, racketeering and tax evasion
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back in 2002, which led to him being one of the first people to be expelled from the House.
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And I think it was in 20 years, the first person in 20 years to be expelled from the House of
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Representatives and sent to prison for 17 months. Steve King was re-elected and that guy is
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expelled. Well, I mean, he was up to some real serious bribe taken. Yeah, that's true.
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That's true. Where as opposed to like white supremacy is a mid like a it's just tasteful.
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Well, I mean, I would suppose it would be like a misdemeanor.
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Fun fact, though, after Jim Trafficant got out of prison, he did an interview with Project
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Camelot. All right. Well, we're gonna do that one sooner. No, we're not. I watched it. It's
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too boring. Oh, damn it. Yeah. I would have loved to do aliens. Not a lot of aliens. God
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damn it. I know it's unfortunate. What's the point? Anyway, a lot of this stuff is really
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fun to think about for a little bit that Ron Paul's brother is bringing to the table. But
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really, all I come away with is the realization that like the Paul family might not be all that
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smart and they might be deeply involved in like like really weird sovereign citizen beliefs.
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Yeah. And also, I can't stress this enough. What he's expressing about the idea the U.S.
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went bankrupt in 1933 is almost entirely, if you look into it online, almost all sources lead back
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to this speech that Jim Trafficant gave on the the floor in 1993. And it's a forgery.
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It's not real. It's a fake speech. So the guy who was the first guy to be expelled from the house
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for 20 years is used as an example to prove that the American government has been bankrupt for 70
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years. Well, the reason and he didn't even do that. Well, but the reason that he's used is
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the same reason that people go back to like Abraham Lincoln and get like apply these words
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to him that he never said. It's a different strategic tactic. They use Jim Trafficant because
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he committed a whole bunch of crimes and got expelled from the house and sent to prison.
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Right. So they were like they can use him as like, no, he was expelled for. Yeah. Yeah.
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Because he got on the floor and said that we've been he dared to speak the truth,
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that we've been bankrupt since 1933. When you can go and read the Emergency Banking Act,
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it doesn't say that we're bankrupt at all. Conspiracy theorists are so similar to women
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who fall in love with like the like Ted Kaczynski. Yeah. You know, it's like, no, no, no. You guys
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just don't know him the way I do. He would never have committed that crime. Like, but I feel much
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more for them than. Oh, yeah. It's it's. It's all it all could be resolved with just a slight
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amount of reading. Not even that. Just think for one second. All right. So based on what you're
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saying, the government has been operating under emergency powers through the Treasury Secretary,
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managing the bankruptcy for 70 years. There's no way that could have been kept secret for
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two years. Max, knowing what I know about human beings. I mean, there's a lot of people who have
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been in and out of the house really quick. They can be like, oh, fuck, you know. Yeah.
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And second, at a certain point, if everything's going fine, you would have just been like,
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oh, yeah, by the way, this is how we're doing it now. Like, if nobody notices, it's not an emergency.
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True. Like you can't be operating under emergency powers for 70 years. That's just status quo
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power. No, I understand that. But it's the same thing that like Larry Nichols does with talking
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about like the FEMA provisional government and stuff like that. It's just official sounding
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terms. And the reason emergency powers is so appealing is because it relates back to the
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Emergency Banking Act. Right. So like it has this like, well, it was an emergency then and then that
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heck. And now it's and now it's fine. Mitigate. So it's just fine. Right. It's just it's just fine.
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But it's not. Yeah, but it's fine. Right. Even if even if what you're saying is true, it's been
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going on for 70 years and everybody's kind of been fine. The only things that have changed as
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black people are allowed to vote now and they don't like that. Yeah, that's true. Fair enough.
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That may be our main issue. Yes, we should point out Congressman Ron Paul now has a huge
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amount of sponsors for a bill in the House of Representatives to abolish the private Federal
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Reserve crime syndicate. Everyone's cheering, having a great time. Hell yeah. So on March
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17th, 1999, I like his FBI glasses. Alex is wearing FBI glasses like a motherfucker right
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now. So on March 17th, 1999, Ron Paul announces H.R. 1148 with no co-sponsors to end the Federal
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Reserve. It dies in committee in 1999. Oh yeah. But Alex Jones is now coming out here and he's
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saying we've now woken up the world. So on February 3rd, 2009. I can't imagine why he
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didn't have any co-sponsors for that bill. In 99 though. Destroy the Economy Bill H.R. 11443.
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That was in 99 before everyone woke up. OK. So now on February 3rd, 2009, Ron Paul announces H.R.
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883 to end the Federal Reserve. Sure. With no co-sponsors. Of course. It dies in committee.
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I don't understand why. Ten years later, Alex is out there with a bullhorn. He's got so many
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sponsors. He has no co-sponsors. So Jordan. Even Ted Cruz's shitty shit as a co-sponsor.
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Not always. You know what? You dig into people's record who are in Congress and you
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start to realize a lot of them are fucking wasting time. Oh yeah. And I looked into...
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No, there's a reason that they deserve a nine percent approval rating. I accidentally learned
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too much about Ron Paul's bills that he's sponsored in doing this research. So I want
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to tell you a little bit about some of them. I should tell you that on May...
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Pay for my bill at Applebee's H.R. 99444. So on May 8th, 2012, Ron Paul introduced H.R.
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1094 to end the Fed. No co-sponsors. Died in committee. How long was the bill, though?
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Oh, not that long. Is he literally just giving out bills that are like,
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end the Fed? Period. He's just copy and pasting what he did. Yeah, right. So on February 8th,
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1983, Ron Paul introduced H.R. 875 to end the Fed. No co-sponsors. He's still alive. He was still...
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Oh, man. We got to get rid of these people. Ron Paul does this every year and it goes exactly
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the same way every year. Interestingly, though, Ron Paul has a lot of weird,
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quirky bills that he's introduced over the years. In 1979, he introduced...
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Ducks are people now. Might as well. Yeah. Might as well. In 1979, he introduced H.R.
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2310 seeking to repeal OSHA. He doesn't mean the occupational safety...
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He does. No, no, no. He was actually talking about... He just misspelled
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ocean. He's trying to repeal oceans. Let's drink the oceans. If everyone works together,
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we can drink the Atlantic. Saltwater vampire bill. That one got no co-sponsors and died
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in committee. Okay. The same year, he introduced... This is 1979. He introduced House Joint
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Resolution 572, which stated, quote, a joint resolution congratulating the men and women
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of the United States space programs and of the industries, businesses, and educational institutions
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supporting them who have developed a new field of technology to promote and preserve the free
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enterprise system, the acquisition of knowledge and freedom. This seems fucking innocuous as hell
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as a resolution. That seems fine. It got no co-sponsors and died in committee.
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So if I understand correctly, Ron Paul's tenure in Congress has essentially been one giant group
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of people saying, leave us alone. I get the sense everyone hated him. Yeah, everybody hated him.
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Because that is so just like, hey, space people are great. Yeah.
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And it's not binding. It's not saying we do anything. It's just congratulating them.
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And the House is like, I have not... Fuck you! So he fucked around. I don't even want to give you
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the appearance of me accepting you being a thing. So at some point he fucked around and tried to
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repeal the National Flood Insurance Act of 1968. He did get a triple double though. And the Flood
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Disaster Protection Act of 1973. Both did not work out. No co-sponsors and died in committee.
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In 1983, proposed H.R. 4984, which was titled, quote, a bill to prohibit the use of funds for
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the Peace Corps to be used for travel expenses of individuals in order for abortions to be provided
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for those individuals. I don't understand what any of that even means. So he just doesn't want
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to fund people in the Peace Corps who are traveling to get abortions? I guess. Or he doesn't
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want to fund people who are in the Peace Corps who have had abortions to then travel. No,
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specifically it's to... Is he worried that menstruation brings bears? I don't understand
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what the point of this is. Specifically, the language of the bill is specifically so you
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can't have money if you're in the Peace Corps to travel to get an abortion. I don't understand if
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that's a problem. I don't either. Was there, has that even ever been a thing? In 83 that was a
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crisis. So Ron Paul introduced that legislation. God damn it. Reagan? No co-sponsors, died in
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committee. In 1979, Ron Paul tried to repeal the Soil and Water Conservation Act. Right.
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No co-sponsors. We need to get rid of soil and water. I hate it all. I've been following up on
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this ocean bill and no one's paid attention. So now it's time to bring the land into this.
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It's all silt from now on. Sediment or fuck yourself? He did some fucking quirky ass shit
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while he was in office. So here's the deal. Ron Paul was in the House from 1979 to 1985 and then
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again from 1997 to 2013, a total of the two tenures of 25 years. And according to the
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official congressional bill tracker, there's only one bill that he sponsored that ever became law.
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And it was in 1920, I'm sorry, 1929. It actually might make more sense than it was in 1929. In
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2009 and the bill, all it said was quote, to authorize the administrator of general
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services to convey a parcel of real property in Galveston, Texas to the Galveston Historical
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Foundation. That's all he ever achieved of his own volition in 25 years in the House of
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Representatives. Now, now Dan did cosponsor a number of bills, but those are bills that
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other people put forward that he just put his name on. But so I mean, like the fact that he has
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had 25 years in Congress, it's crazy. That record to me suggests America gets what they get. We have
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Trump coming to us. It's our fault. It's pretty crazy. It's not Trump's fault. Look, guys, we have
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it coming. It's time for the chickens to come home to roost. I think what it is is also an indication
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that a lot of these bills that he knew was never, they were never going to get out of committee,
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were things that he did to grandstand and he would go home back to his base and he'd be like, I told
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them that we need to turn dogs into dogs, but have dogs on top of those dogs. And those dogs are
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going to become hot dogs. We're going to get the government off your neck and I'm the one working
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for you to do it. I'm glad my chair is full of that sort of thing. I mean, it feels like,
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we don't want no oceans in Arizona. I'll tell you that right now. It's such a good scam.
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Yeah. It's amazing. Like you really look at it and like, what did Ron Paul achieve other than
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confusing a lot of people about the federal reserve in 25 years in office? Like he got one
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bill passed as a law. I know, but like, even in life, like what did he accomplish? I mean,
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I'm sure he's a great granddad or something like that. I don't know. I mean, if his kid is Rand
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Paul, I really don't think so. That's a great point. His brother is Wayne. We already met.
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He's a terrible, great uncle. If that's what you're going to go with. I don't like to talk
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about people's personal lives, but we've had a couple of his family members who are relevant.
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I think Ron Paul might've been a complete failure as a human being. Has anybody considered whether
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or not Ron Paul is a complete and utter failure? I looked through all the bills he ever sponsored.
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I didn't see anything about like legalizing weed or anything like that. Like you're the stuff that
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really like people stuff that he's supposed to be on the Vanguard. He might've co-sponsored
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something that someone else put forward or something like that, but he never introduced
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legislation it like in order to be like, Hey, let's get these trees flowing or anything like
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that. Like it's crazy. Like all the things that we think of him as like real positive.
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I didn't see that in his record. Look, if I died tomorrow, I I'd be like,
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uh, well, you know what? At least I, at least we did the show. I feel like we did something
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good. I feel like we, we made something that will, that will, you know, at least affect some
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people's lives. At least I'm not a complete and utter failure like Ron Paul. Ron Paul might have
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a podcast anyway. I bet it's bigger than hers. In 1913, Kucinich can suck it. The money power
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of the country was taken away from the people who suck at Kucinich by constitutional privilege.
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It belongs with the Congress, but it was given up. Wait for it. Wait for it. Federal reserve act.
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Wait for it. Federal reserve is no more federal than federal express.
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Hold on, everybody get down. What a Dick.
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Put the federal reserve under treasury. We start to be in a position of being able to
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control monetary policy on behalf of the United States people.
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If you put the federal reserve under the department of treasury, what you do is allow
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whoever is in power to control everything about the monetary.
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Can't understand that. What are you talking about? Healthy way to understand.
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So like all of these people who use these people who use these fallacious arguments,
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fucking Dennis Kucinich is here on the floor saying that stupid, the federal reserve is no
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federal more federal than federal express line. Yeah. But like, you know what he's advocating
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for is specifically the ability of whoever is in power to completely manipulate the financial
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system. Which is what I would never want to be the case.
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I agree. But Dennis Kucinich does look like two six year old boys standing on top of each
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other wearing a suit. So there is that. Also, I know this is weird. I know people
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who are listening to the podcast can't do this. He's got a good pocket square too.
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I think I have that tie. The federal reserve is totally private.
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And Alan Greenspan two weeks ago on PBS on News Hour said on record that they are above the law,
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the Congress, the president, everyone, no court can do anything. We run America.
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I am above the law is the proper relationship. What should be the proper relationship between
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the chairman of the Fed and a president of the United States?
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Well, first of all, the federal reserve is an independent agency. And that means basically that
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there is no go suck Iran's balls, you fucker, which can overrule actions that we take.
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So long as that is in place and there is no evidence that the administration or the Congress
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or anybody else is requesting that we do things other than what we think is the appropriate thing,
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then what the relationships are don't frankly matter.
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Notice. So what he's saying there, you know, fuck Alan Greenspan all you want, hate him all you
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want. I do. I think and I will. But that's secondary to the issue at hand. Alex is saying
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that he went on this PBS show with McNeil, got rest in peace layer. But like he said that he's
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saying that Alan Greenspan came on and said that he's above the law. That is not what he's saying.
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Right. This is like he's explaining basically that on a day to day basis, the Congress and
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president do not dictate the actions of the Federal Reserve. That's a specific feature of
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the public private nature of the bank to make sure that no political force would be able to dictate
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monetary policy. Would Alex prefer the president have like complete control over the monetary
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system, be able to tell them what to do? Is that a preferable system to him? Doesn't he doesn't
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he realize how easy that would be to turn into like exactly what we talked about over and over
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again? You know what Alan Greenspan is saying there isn't that we're above the law. It's
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that on a it's a cherry pick quote. But also what he's expressing is that as long as they're not
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asking us to do anything inappropriate, it really doesn't matter what our relationship is. We exist
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as our entity. And, you know, that's not it's bullshit. Yes, it is absolute bullshit. Greenspan
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is saying the Federal Reserve is beyond the law. And in reality, they are in practice beyond the
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law. Nobody, as far as I know, has ever audited the Federal Reserve, except everybody who ever
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has. So the first things we ought to do when we nationalize the Fed is go in there and find out
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the audit. Who's real quick? Just keep in mind that he just said we are going to nationalize
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the Federal Reserve. Of course. Keep that in mind for later. Court stole money. Who engaged
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in corruption? There's a whole series of people going back to Volcker, to Greenspan, to Bernanke
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and so forth. Think of the arrogance of a private group of banks. Think of the arrogance by design
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so they can repo the country. A private group of banks that loaned us our own money back are
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telling us they're above the law. You are not above the law, criminals. No one is above the law.
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No one is above the law. Since the founding of the Federal Reserve back under Woodrow Wilson,
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the Federal Reserve has struck out three times. They didn't stop the crash in 1929.
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They didn't stop the banking panic of 1932, 1933. And now they are the cause of the derivatives
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crisis. So this is about Obama, right? Derivatives on the world with Alan Greenspan.
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So I want to be fair to, like, the presentation of this is the Obama deception, but it is
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supposedly about the people behind the scenes. Obama's puppet. So now we've just gotten into,
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like, this is about the Federal Reserve and all that shit. We've already dealt with, like,
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very foundational misunderstandings that they have about what the Federal Reserve is,
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what they do, what their history is, what the history of the Federal Reserve Act is,
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what quotes people have said about centralized banking. They've fabricated two quotes already.
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Now, in this case, Webster Tarpley is saying that the Federal Reserve is evil and it must go
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because they've failed to stop two crashes and maybe caused one over the course of 105 years
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since they've been around. I mean, then, you know, he's not making a serious argument if that's what
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he's bringing to the table. Dan, I wonder what number of crashes and financial panics
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occurred prior to the Federal Reserve. Well, it's nuts to think about the exact
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number because it's it's nebulous. A lot of different stuff, a lot of different sources
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will give you a lot of different answers. Regional. It's there were ongoing current.
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There were ongoing depressions that had like big panics within the singular depression,
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like the financial climate or it'd be or it'd be like Massachusetts is fine and Maine is on fire.
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Exactly. Yeah. Financial climate before 1913 was one of constant chaos with crashes happening way
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more frequently than we've seen since in the twenty three years between 1884 and 1907.
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The economy was basically in a constant state of depression with six distinct,
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severe panics along the way. The myth of the financial paradise that was uprooted by the
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creation of the Federal Reserve is exactly that. It's a myth that's told around campfires by
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paranoid anti-government propagandists. And look, I have no vested interest in the Federal Reserve
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existing. I don't give a shit. I think it's done a good job. But if it didn't, I would be totally
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fine saying that. I looked into these things and they're all bullshit. I would be on their side
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and I would tell you that like I would say and the Fed if they weren't fucking lying. Honestly,
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at this point in my research of this stuff, I'm close to fed up. That was a pun. Fuck you.
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Instead of.
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I'm not going to give you nothing. Not going to give you nothing. These guys,
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the private Federal Reserve masquerades as a government entity. I love you. The issuance
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of currency and credit. They're the ones that have cut off the liquidity in the market.
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They told us have a debt based economy. Then they cut it off once they get us under their thumb
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and implode the economy so they can consolidate it. And that's what they're doing right now. I
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mean, it's in their own documents. It's in their own statements.
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Bring those out in public. So it's so frustrating when you can so clearly like this happens in so
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many conversations where you're talking to somebody and they're saying shit like that.
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And they're like, oh, OK, you know two things and you know nothing else. And none of that provides
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any context to what you're saying. And you're just wasting my fucking time. You know two things.
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Learn more things before you talk to me. But the other problem is that we know too
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many things. And when we hear Alex say something like this, the idea that they're trying to bring
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things down so they can consolidate and buy everything up, that all traces back to the
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fraudulent story derived from literal Nazi propaganda about Nathan Rothschild using
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secret information about Napoleon at Waterloo to crash the market in London so he could buy it all
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up for cheap. Like we know Alex believes that story is true. He's expressed it on multiple
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occasions. He brought it up in Endgame. He talks about it all the time. It's not true. So it's hard
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not to see what he's saying here and imagine that that's just an archetype of how he thinks these
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globalists, in quotes, they they work and it applies universally. Right. When the facts on
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the ground don't apply that way. So when I hear him say this stuff, I'm like, and there's Wayne
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Paul in the background, by the way. But yeah, how are you doing? You crazy old bastard. Just
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it just to me is like, oh, that's the archetype you believe in. That's what you think the M.O.
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is. But that's just based on Nazi propaganda. So I don't know what to do with this except to say.
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The Fed was actually built out of the blood of Congress. Trillions of dollars of the Baker
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bailout bill. That's where the other seventy eight senators went to billion, as they say.
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And we'll get the economy going. But they're hoarding the money and buying up other banks
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that are part of the Federal Reserve, buying up insurance companies, buying up roads,
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infrastructures, media empires, defense contractors. What the banks do is they implode
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an economy by cutting off credit. And then once things really fall to a low and they know the low
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because then they buy everything up and start then putting more money back into the economy.
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They build it back up. So they build us up and then share us, build us up and share us.
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And they're getting ready all over the world. They're always sharing some country imploding it
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comes out their own IMF and World Bank documents. That's just the foreign arms cartel.
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And these are the people who claim to be the saviors of the economy, the people who have
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created every important crisis in the past hundred years, the Federal Reserve. So it's illegal. It's
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unconstitutional. And it's a failure. And I think the failure is what everybody can see right now.
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Uh, do what now? What? I don't know. What part of the constitution
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is he talking about? I think he just wanted to say constitution. I think it was just sort of like,
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it seems like the right time to bring that up. What part of the constitution are you
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fucking talking about? When does the constitution directly discuss banking?
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I think Webster Tarpley looked at his watch and was like, it's time to bring up the constitution.
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Yeah. It's unconstitutional. I don't know what, what do these people actually think the
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constitution for all of the people who carry around like a pocket constitution? Have any of
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them ever actually read that fucking shit? I don't know. It's probably the same as the people who,
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uh, read those like new modern language versions of the Bible. And so those pocket
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constitutions are probably like they have bro in them and stuff like that. They'll make it really
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modern. We got to, we got to update it to the, for the kids. We got to get the kids involved in
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the second amendment, bro. Evil and running things. Then Oh, Bush will save us. And then,
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Oh, Bush was evil. Uh, now we'll be saved by Barack Obama, but he's just a puppet puppet.
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You puppet me. I got it. When they have both the economy, they have all the money. He says
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puppet a lot. I get it. But they also like to pose as the savior. I'm just saying I got it.
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The galleon dialectic here. And he'll save us with a million person. A three million person
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environmental spy force. You don't get an award for most words in a row and spies to go out and
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manage. It is really funny too, to look at the faces of the people around him. They're mostly
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bored. There's like, I just want to be in the background of this shot that Alex is shooting
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either that or, uh, that, that one, uh, there's one woman on the far right side of the screen
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who is looking off into the middle distance, listening to him talk, just going like,
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do I really want to be here? Also, if you look at this crowd, there's probably one
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non white male and one woman. I did see a non white male somewhere. I think you're
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reflecting back to hours ago when we saw it. Oh, that might be the end game. Yeah. Yeah.
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I think that was Jim Tucker. Yeah, nevermind. The other, uh, you know, 290 something million
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Americans. And so this is classical fascism. The communist also do it. Any vertically integrated
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command and control authoritarian system. You're throwing words at a wall. The same
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group of banks did in Germany, Russia, you know, it's in the communist manifesto to have a
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private central bank because the private central bankers actually wrote the ideas that they had
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Marx and Engels put out. People go, well, why would the banks want communism? It doesn't exist.
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They rape us. They consolidate us. They put us into work brigades. They make us slaves
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and they say it's a people's paradise. Look at it, boy, you're really doing good. And then
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I'm going to pause here for a second, just because this is all just like so far, it's just been Alex
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sort of rambling about nothing. This is a lot of words, but nothing else. I'd ask him to prove a
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lot of the things he's saying. Um, but the important thing there that he brought up is
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about the communist manifesto. Like it, uh, Marx, uh, does advocate for a central bank.
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Do they advocate for a private central bank? They advocate for a central bank to be nationalized.
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I really don't think that Marx was into private central banks.
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A state run nationalized central bank. Right. Number five.
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Big fan of a private central bank, quote, centralization of credit in the hands of the
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state by means of the national bank with state capital and, and exclusive monopoly. That's one
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of the measures that will help bring in the society that he's working towards. Now I would
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like to quote Webster Tarpley from earlier in this documentary, quote, one of the first things
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we ought to do when we nationalize the fed is go in there and find out the audit. Webster Tarpley
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is a commie. He's advocating for nationalizing the central bank, the communist manifesto.
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A good idea is a good idea. I'm not saying it's not, but I'm saying look at this bullshit. You
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know what I'm saying? Does Alex not realize that that's in his documentary? He is complaining
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about the idea that this communist manifesto talks about central banks, but the context in
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which it does is the exact same as what Webster Tarpley is advocating for. Central banks have
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existed since the Dutch started getting creative in the 1600s. It's not an idea that was created
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by the communist manifesto. I like, I like that just as a sentence. Central banks have started
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since the Dutch started fucking around with life. Who knows what's up with the Dutch?
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They started mixing it up. Maybe we get a little bit of a central bank going on. I don't know.
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They had some innovative ideas. In the early 1600s, they had some sort of primitive ideas
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about central banking. And then towards the 1660s, it started to come together a little
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bit. It was interesting to me that like the nascent idea was in, it was the Dutch and then
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the first sort of like universally accepted central bank was also the Dutch. I thought maybe
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they would come up with the idea and then someone else would improve on the concept. But they were
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like, nah, fuck it. We're going to do it. I am, I am not going to be 100% on this, but...
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I'm very worried. If I do, if I do remember... It seems like you're about to get racist about
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the Dutch. No, no, no, no. I'm actually saying the opposite. Like the way that European history goes,
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it's like people say that the Dutch were the first people to have a central bank and I do not
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think that's true. Well, I should tell you... I don't, I think in modern the West, that's true,
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but if I, I really don't think... I should tell you that their reserve currency was wooden shoes,
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so... Well, stick your, stick your finger in a dike. Can't use that language anymore. I, it's a...
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I understand. All right, Dan. All right, Dan. That's why Seinfeld doesn't get work anymore.
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The idea of a central bank wasn't introduced by the communist manifesto at all. It was just
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something that made sense. Were it to be nationalized is something that Marx thought
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was an important pillar of communist society. Right. Now, more importantly, I'll wait until
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Alex proves to me that the unnamed private bankers he's talking about wrote the communist
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manifesto or were behind it. Although this just stinks of antisemitism. He thinks it was Jews.
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No, I know it just like that sort of declaration to me. And I know it seems like we're just
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flippantly throwing around antisemitism, but the reason... Yeah, if you're, if you're a new
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listener and this is your first experience with us and Alex Jones, we have several hundred episodes
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proving definitively, but so much antisemitism is going on. Sure. No, there's no reason to think
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that he's not like deeply influenced by antisemitic beliefs. But the reason that this one
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strikes me as particularly resonant is that it's like, I can't find any evidence that it's true.
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And I, again, can't prove a negative. So like, I can't go to all of these like
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myriad historical resources about the writing of the communist manifesto,
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Marx's history, Engels' history, and then provide these documents to you that definitively show
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there weren't unnamed central bankers that Alex is not being specific about that we're around
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somewhere. He's always going to move the goalposts and stuff like that. But the reason that it feels
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antisemitic is because, number one, that, like I said, I can't, there's, I didn't, I don't know
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I can't, there's, I don't think it's true. I don't see any evidence it's true. And the patriot world
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is absolutely chock-a-block with people who believe that bankers are a Jewish conspiracy
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and with people who believe that communism is a secret Jewish plot. So the idea that Alex is
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suggesting that bankers were behind communism all along is a weird confluence of those two beliefs
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that are very prevalent in the community that he's from. Right. So it just, that intersection
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doesn't seem like a coincidence to me. No. It's very troubling. I think the thing that I think
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about with the antisemitic underpinnings of so much of this is, and not always, because a lot
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of times it literally is straight up antisemitism. Sure. The thing that I think about is whether or
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not they're antisemitic or if they've recognized how effective this antisemitic propaganda has
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been against Jews on account of several thousand years of people getting one like propaganda about
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Jews and then all the pogroms and genocides and shit. Right. And we're like, oh, this would be a
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great idea to use against people of all non-whites. So it's sort of the idea of like riding the wake.
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Yeah, exactly. You know what I'm saying? Like, hey man, this, this worked so good for the Jews.
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What if we did it for all non-whites? What's good for the goose is good for the game. I really don't
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think that applies in this way, but okay. Anyway, they transfer all the wealth of the nation
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offshore. The globalists are outside all the nations that gives them safety and they play
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countries off against each other. And so that's what we're facing and dealing with. And so they're
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bringing in classical hardcore tyranny in the U S but we have the internet. We've grown our numbers.
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They'll turn to the media's exploded. That's why they're trying to move in to shut down and
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regulate and tax the web, but it's too late for them. They're, they're playing in the 19th century,
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20th century rules. It's 21st century, the century of resistance to tyranny. And so it's
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going to be one hell of a fight with the people. Something important to note right now is that,
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yeah, I was thinking, I was fixating on him a lot. There's a weird hippie behind Alex,
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but he's a weird specific kind of hippie. He's not like a wavy gravy hippie. He's like a,
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like low key, but also very obvious hippie. Yeah. The other thing, while all of these people are
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around Alex Jones, zero people are nodding in agreement. Nope. No one is looking off in no one
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is reacting to what he's saying. And anybody who is paying attention, like, uh, if you look right
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now, there is that dude looking directly at the camera. Yeah. Well, I think that it's probably
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a collection of real angry dudes. I think with the exception of a few women who are there,
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it's mostly angry dudes who goes to an end the fed rally other than angry, but nobody's in support
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of Alex. No, there's no positive, tacitly, I suppose, but like not in reality where you would
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be like, yeah, like nobody is throwing a writeup. Let me say, let me say, if I was there and I liked
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what he was saying, I would constantly be doing good. I would just, I would be his hype man.
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Yeah. We both like with the shades. If I was weird Chris, Chris standing behind him,
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that is weird. Yeah. Now we're now we're in 2000 for sure. Yeah.
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For humanity on one side and the new order on the other and every one of you out there
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counts needs to be involved in this fight. Like nothing you've been involved with before,
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because this is life and death. Everything depends on exposing these. How many years
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has it been life and death so far, Dan? All of them on an important announcement from
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hold on. An important announcement from Alex Jones is coming up in just a moment.
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Let me make this clear that Chiron was played underneath Alex Jones while he was talking.
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And so during his entire speech, it's important that, you know, that in just a moment,
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something he says is important, which he should, I mean, like what he's saying right now should
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be deemed. It's part of the important thing. It's not, there's an important announcement
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coming up in a moment. You have no idea. Oh my God. This is an ad pivot. Fuck you.
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Fuck you worldwide. Fuck you. And a new age of tyranny and oppression. You still have no idea
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overlay or a new age of liberty and freedom and a new Renaissance. The choice, the choice is the
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peoples out there. Okay. We can tell you what's going on. You can check it out for yourself and
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find out it's true. It's not investigate. Now get involved. Now go out there and reach out.
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Now we don't have time. If you're looking for the solution, look in the mirror,
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look right into the mirror because you out there, men, women, old, young, black, white,
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doesn't matter. It's going to be up to you. Why do you only ever say black when it doesn't matter?
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I think we know why. I think we know why.
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These are cold blooded people who think they're God,
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think that they're our masters and think that we're animals. These are the guys that funded
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Lenin and Stalin and Hitler. Take a breath, dude. It's all on record. Bankroll this stuff.
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They are hard core vicious and they must be resistant. You're watching the Obama
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just a minute, but I wanted to take some time out in the middle of the film.
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Fuck it. I knew it. I knew it was an ad pivot to go to info wars.com and purchase
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real quick. There we go. Called it. This is an ad pivot, but it's a uniquely disgraceful ad pivot
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because he's about to say you should purchase the DVD of this movie. You're already watching.
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You're in the middle of crazy. Yeah. When I saw this, I blurt laughed so hard
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sitting alone in my house. I was like, you motherfucker crazy.
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It's so you can watch it at home. I mean, sure. We're watching it on YouTube at home,
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but what if you were in a cabin shirt? You couldn't show it to your friends. If you were
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in a cabin, you don't have YouTube in a cabin. You could very easily download it from YouTube.
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You could, there's those MP3 or, uh, you know, MPEG downloads from YouTube. You could easily rip
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it. All right. But what if the internet goes down and you need to show, okay, well, what if flash
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drives fall apart? That's a great question. Put it in the cloud. Well, if the internet goes down,
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the cloud goes down. I can't imagine that. What if the only thing left in our media sphere
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is DVD players? Do you want to live in a world where you can't watch Alex Jones on demand?
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Yeah. I know that the world that I've created for myself is one where I constantly watch Alex Jones
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on demand, but yes, I would like to live in a world where you can't. I would love that.
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The thing that's most attractive to me about being in a cabin is that he's not there.
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The issue that I have with this is like, it's so stupid. It's like, I can't imagine a scenario
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where it's like, well, I mean, people are dumb, so whatever. But I, I, I can't imagine watching
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this documentary and being like, I have to show people this to the extent that it's like, I got
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to buy the DVDs so I can go over to other people's houses and force it on them or something like
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that. Like, cause they don't have the internet and can't just pull it up on YouTube. Doo, doo, doo,
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Obama deception click. Right. It's crazy. It's so awesome. I love it. I love it. He's just sitting
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in studio. This is totally in studio. So here's the problem though, that I think Alex is correctly
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addressing. If you were to send it, he's not getting money off this. No, no, no, no. If you
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were to send somebody a link to this and they weren't already interested in it, they would
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watch two minutes and they'd be like boo. Nah. Right. But if you have a DVD copy and you take
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it over to your friend's house, they're a captive audience. Now you got no chance. That's more about
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now you're inescapable. That's about you being there, not the DVD. Exactly. The DVD doesn't
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really help. But you need the DVD to make sure they know there's a physical reason to continue
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watching to the end. I'll give you a physical reason. Punch them right in the face and take
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their laptop. Alright. Punch them into dot com Obama deception. Alright. Click. Alright. Now
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it's free. Alex doesn't get any money. I don't understand. Are we, oh man, we should sell a DVD
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copy of this entire, uh, watching of this documentary. Oh, we probably should. So we give
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it out for free. We fucked a lot of dogs in terms of not making money. You know, like we have screwed
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up. But finally in 2018, we realized that DVD sales are the way to go. Absolutely.
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Is this the video of Jordan and I sitting mostly like statically not moving that much and drinking
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a couple beers watching the Obama deception will be out on laser disc in 2019. I don't know. Anyway,
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I think we got this one. This ad pitch is more than just trying to sell the DVDs. This is weird,
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baby. Just a high quality DVD of the film, or you can go to prison planet.tv and download
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a high quality DivX version to burn to disc or to give your friends, your family, your neighbor,
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and your community. Also want to challenge all the viewers out there to take time out,
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to write notes as you watch this film and to check all the claims that we've made for yourself.
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I've written 50 pages of notes, typed, single spaced. I could not have taken more notes.
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Alex, you suck. Because I'm confident in the information presented here and I want you to
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not trust me, but to know for yourself to know in fact that Obama is a betrayer and a liar,
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a Judas goat, a Trojan horse to bring in the one world government. So again,
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thank you for watching the Obama deception and go to info wars.com and get a high quality DVD
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or watch it in super high quality and burn disc to give your friends, your family, your neighbors
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and warn the public at prison planet.tv. You already said that. Now let's cut right back to
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the Obama deception. Isn't it fucking hilarious that in the middle of his rambling speech in the
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middle of that and the fed protest, that Chiron was like warning announcement announcement.
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It's amazing. What a slick asshole. Anytime they describe the destruction of the monetary system,
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they're always following it up with, and now you should participate in your very destruction by
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buying my DVD. You should get poorer by $19 by buying my DVD. And also if you get too into me,
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you might get suckered into buying my friend's gold. Buy some gold.
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Up until about the Kennedy assassination in the beginning of the war in Vietnam,
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the United States was already in the documentary. This yeah. Didn't we already? We're in. We already
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play this. We're in repeats. Didn't we already play already played this? How did we, how are
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we playing the same clip in a duck? Isn't that against the law? No, no, no. Isn't there a
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documentary about it? This is, don't you remember HR one one zero, zero, zero, one, one, one, one,
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one, zero, zero, zero, one, one at the end. One, one, one, one, one, one, zero, zero one.
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Where it said, no fucking come on Webster. Get the fuck out of here. It's not Webster's fault.
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He just recorded this once. Alex played it twice. This is crazy. It is a very powerful engine for
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world progress. It's the assassinations, the Kennedy assassination and the others in the
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1960s, the beginning of the Vietnam war and the beginning of the absolute domination of
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the wall street group over every other interest. Nobody else counts except the wall street money
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masters that has now made the United States into a no longer a force for progress, but something
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very different, often a force for destruction in the world that doesn't need to remain that way.
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The interest of the American people is to fight, to take your government back from wall street
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and make the United States a force for progress in the world, which we easily could do if we could
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just break the power of the people behind Obama. So you're saying break the power of the people
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behind Obama, but there's nothing substantive there at all in terms of prescriptions for
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paths forward. There is nothing in terms of like the things that, uh, you know, Webster Tarpley
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or Alex or any of the people who are the supposed experts that are in this documentary. There's
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nothing that they're advocating for that is outside of just like, fuck all this. There's
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nothing that, there's nothing constructive really to it other than, I mean, I guess they would
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probably argue that audit the fed is constructive, not recognizing the feds audited all the time,
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destroy the fed. They think that's productive, but it's not. No, let's, let's just go with what that
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motherfucker said in that. You mean my boy spider tarps? Yeah, that motherfucker. Uh, that, that
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like, Oh, America could easily be a positive force for the world. What does that mean?
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Exactly. What do you think is a positive force for the world? Because based on everything you've
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said so far, you want America to be a giant shit bag shitting all over the rest of the world.
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At the same time, I'm deeply, um, relieved by the idea that he is not willing to accept Trump.
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You know, we know that we don't know that from the documentary that he is the sort of person who
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won't accept that. Right. So at least he doesn't think that that's what the world should become.
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So at least there's a line, you know, like for him. So what I think is that we should nuke Iran,
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but other than that, we will be fine. We don't know that for sure. Although
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probably, probably, I don't know. They all love, what is it? Look, I, I don't know.
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I never know what it is with these guys and their misunderstanding of the history of Iran,
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Iraq, like whether or not they know they're different countries, period branches of Islam.
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Yeah. Like this whole thing, like, has anybody ever asked them to define the difference between
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Shia and Shiite or Sunni? Like, I know that Alex does know the difference because he's gone into
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it on his show before. So I know that he can't be like, like blissfully ignorant of that. He does.
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And the fact that he changes his position means like, Oh, you're, you're cognizantly making a,
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making a choice. Well, like when a web certificate says like America being awesome, you're, you're
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right. Like that's, that's also fake. Everything is vague. It's all non-specific and just in
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service of this shit's bad. We should do better. Whatever the guy is doing. I don't like, cause I
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don't like the guy. But also this isn't partisan. Oh, it's a nonpartisan. It doesn't matter if
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you're a Democrat or Republican. This is nonpartisan. Anyway, back to George. It would
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be nice if they opened it with like, this is purely nonpartisan. Oh, they did. This is racial.
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Oh, we love white people. I bet Alex did do that in the first take and
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they were like, no, no, no, no. Put the violin back in. Take two.
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The main banks of Europe, which were started by Adam Weishauf and, and, and Rothchild,
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the bank nationale de Paris. This is a big problem. Adam Weishauf, uh,
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he's the guy who started the Illuminati. Yeah. Yeah. He didn't start any goddamn bank. He started
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the Illuminati, which is a bank in and of itself. No, it's not. It was a secret society that existed
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from 1776 until 1785 and then was disbanded because everyone's like fucking stop it.
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He had nothing to do with banks. Boo. He was trained as a lawyer. He had nothing to do with
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with banks at all. So the idea that, uh, George Humphrey is coming in here and expressing this
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idea that he and the Rothchild started this bank. I know where he's getting that from.
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Where is he getting that from? He's getting it from a 1991 book that was written, uh, by, uh,
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Pat Buchanan called the new world order. Pat Buchanan noted not racist, nor homophobe,
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nor, oh no, wait, Pat Robertson. He probably hates all of the things that these guys hate together.
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Pat Buchanan wrote this book. I apologize for saying Pat Robinson. I meant Pat Robertson also
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is a mess. It's weird how many pats suck. Yeah. There's a, it's a, it's a, it's a slim, uh,
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crew. I guess there's, I guess there's Pat from SNL, right? Ambiguously gendered person.
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There's Saint. All right. Saint Pat. Patrick. I know Saint. All right. Anyway. Um,
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I know that this probably comes from reading that book because that book, uh, relied on a bunch of
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sources that, uh, uh, if you look into it and find the sources that those books pulled from,
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they were mostly things like, uh, the protocols at the Alters of Zion. And one of the arguments
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that was made in Pat Robertson's book was that, uh, Pat Buchanan's book. What? Yes. Yeah. You,
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you in fact, I know it's a, it's a, I'm a, I'm a Pat dispenser. One of the things in, in, uh,
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that book was that, um, Pat Buchanan was making the argument that, uh, Adam Fleishaupt made the
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Illuminati, right? Certainly. Sure. That is true. That is true. History shows that true. But when
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history says that the order was disbanded, in fact, what happened is they went under
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underground and they met up and collaborated with European Jewish bankers. God damn it. And by
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virtue of their collaboration, they started the Bolshevik revolution and now exist as the CFR and
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that sort of thing. So that's a piece of Pat Buchanan's, uh, literary career, right? The only
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reason I bring this up and I think the Pat Buchanan's, uh, new world order book is probably
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more relevant to Alex Jones than we've given credit to. But I think that there's a lot of
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sources before it that are much more relevant that we, uh, we pay attention to. But the reason
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that it comes up here is because George Humphrey is clearly expressing that he believes that
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Adam Weisshop was involved with banks and like starting banks and he brings up the Rothschilds.
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Yeah. And so to me, when I hear that, like, oh, the only real connection I really could
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think of with that is because Adam Weisshop had nothing to do with banking, but he does
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in Pat Buchanan's book anyway. Bank of England, the Bank of Italy have all financed the messianic
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and war leaders of the last 200 years. Huh? Napoleon. Yep. Lenin. 200 years. Stalin.
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Dan, when was the Napoleon? Who cares? Was he 200 years before this?
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt. 200 years. Backing right now, Barack Obama. Get a haircut.
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He should get a haircut. But like, this is the perfect example of one of these things I was
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complaining about earlier. But the idea that these people just make extravagant, ahistorical claims.
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And then if you're like, no, they're like, prove me wrong. Right. Like, well, what do you want me
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to prove wrong? The idea that Lenin got a bunch of money from the globalists? Lenin was independently
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wealthy. He got a bunch. His family was super rich. Independently wealthy because of the
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globalists. Sure. He got some money from the Germans because the Germans wanted him to go
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back to Russia when he was in exile because they thought that he would disrupt the USSR,
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which was in their strategic interests. But it wasn't that much money. It was a pittance compared
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to, you know, Stalin had no reason to take fucking globalist money. Now he's doing all right. Yeah.
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Doing fine. He had a good run. Doing fine. In terms of Hitler. Also throw in all of the
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Western history you possibly can, because none of you know a goddamn thing about the history of
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anywhere else. Oh, sure. Like they always throw in, oh, well, Stalin and Hitler. And it's like,
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we all know who's closest to Stalin. We all know about palace intrigue at Chichen Itza.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like, oh, oh, tell me how the fucking Joe dynasty was doing during the globalist
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reign of terror. Like what the fuck are you talking about? That is something that's super,
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like that is actually probably more important than my complaints about this ahistorical nonsense,
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is that like all of this, they don't even give a fuck about any other history than
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you know, white dudes. Dan, who shares a border with Russia? China. Oh, does China share a border
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with Russia? Yeah. Like are they really close to each other? Oh, also Mongolia. Oh,
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Mongolia does. Yeah. Would you say that maybe those two histories are perhaps intertwined
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at a level that people should pay attention to? What did the globalists have to do? Nevermind
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Hitler, Dan. What did the globalists have to do with a Genghis Khan? I believe it was Genghis.
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Whatever. Who gives a shit? Look, yeah. I think they bought his horses. I think it's a deeply
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salient point that like all of this history, white people, even their, even their negative history,
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it's white people. It's all white. Even their weird, deeply conspiratorial ahistorical shit
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is all like who gives a shit about what non-white people were doing. Yeah. The banking cartel had
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established a beach yet in 1913 to the federal reserve act. Was that an edit point? In 1947,
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they set up a parallel shadow government through the national security act. Oh, did they? Oh yeah.
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Prove it. Don't you remember that? From 47 on the national security state began the long process
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of absorbing federal and state bureaucracies while at the same time undermining the
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constitutional power of Congress and dominating the executive branch. How so?
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By controlling the issuance of currency and credit, the private federal reserve was able
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to buy up most of the fortune 500. Whoa. When did that happen? And if a company wouldn't sell,
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the bankers would unleash federal regulators to run them out of business.
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Anybody listening to this who knows anything that like, I know that we're an hour and 10 minutes
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into the documentary, you should have turned it off earlier. Oh, when he says that you should be
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like, go fuck yourself. So that's crazy. The federal reserve. So does the federal reserve
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own most of the fortune 500 companies? He said the fortune 500. I don't think he recognizes that
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that's just a, that's a term for like the 500 most profitable companies each year. The list comes out
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every year. Yeah. So they bought all of them, including the ones that show up next year. Can
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I tell you, buddy, uh, my friend, uh, a guy, uh, federal reserve doesn't own any of those companies.
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That doesn't sound right. He just said that they own all of the fortune 500. They were able to buy
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up all, all of them, almost all of them. And the ones that wouldn't play ball, holy regulators.
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So Warren G came in and knocked him out of business. What about Nate dog? He was in the cut.
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Okay. Yeah. Well, good. I hope he gets his percentage. So look, what does Alex,
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what is Alex even fucking saying? I have no ideas. Are you, is he saying that the,
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the federal reserve owns, uh, the entirety of the American economy? Well, like if he's,
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if he's not like presenting something, he doesn't believe that. What about Aldi? Does the federal
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reserve own all 500? I'm not saying it's in the top 500. I would just, I just want to know,
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like, where's the cutoff point for the federal reserve. Do they only go after the top 500?
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Do they go further than that? Yeah. 501. Okay. Next year. Okay. Now that I know that now I'm
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fine. So if he's not just making shit up, which spoiler alert, he is, uh, that would mean that
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the federal reserve owns Walmart, Exxon mobile, Apple, CVS health, Amazon, AT&T Ford, general
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motors, and everything all the way down to Yum brands and Western union. They own Yum.
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They own taco bell. And if he's saying that, Oh, that makes KRS one's Burger King thing. Make way
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more sense. Now we got it. Now that, now that I know that the federal reserve owns, uh, didn't
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say his tacos cold. Okay. Fair enough. Fair enough. They don't serve burgers, not since the
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bell beefer. Um, so it's been a while since I've thought of that. So if Alex is really saying that
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who owns all this, because the chairman of the federal reserve, is he saying that that's who
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owns it? Cause that's a person who's appointed by the president who serves a term to be the chair.
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And like, so when they're in office, they own all these companies. Is that what he's saying?
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Now, see, this is where we're getting back to my earlier statement that it has to be some dude
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who's like in the, in the middle management, right? And he's like, I don't know. I don't know.
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Yeah. In the, in the middle management range, he's gotta be, he's gotta be there.
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He's not appointed. He's not audited. He's not confirmed.
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There are 12 people who are relevant in the federal reserve.
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Have you met Kevin, the owner of the fortune 500?
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No, that's not, I don't think that's who Kevin is. No.
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Kevin, the owner of the fortune 500. You mean the company that puts out the list?
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Yeah, that's Kevin. So like legitimately, if he's saying that like the chairperson
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of the federal reserve owns these five fortune 500 companies, then they are exorbitantly rich.
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But then as soon as they're a, you know, the term is over, then what? They are no longer owners,
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but then maybe that's not the case. Maybe he's saying that the abstract idea of the board of
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governors owns all of these companies. But that's complete and utter shit that he's talking because,
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you know, he's just praying that his viewers don't realize how stupid the sentence like
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the federal reserve bought up the fortune 500 companies because if the board owned it,
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like, and it was, which they don't, but if the board owned all those companies,
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then all of their profits at the end of the year would go into the treasury.
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So like all of it would just go back into the government, which I think Alex would probably
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be pretty fucking stoked about because then you know, it'd be terrible because then the
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government would have all this money, right? But he is afraid, but that's what the government does
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have because the government bought up all of this. The problem is that the government is so deeply
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in debt. We've been bankrupt since 1933. If all the fortune 500 companies profits are being
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funneled back into the treasury, which they would have to be, if they're being, if they're owned by
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the federal reserve, which they're not, then all of the federal deficit would be paid off in a year
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or two. Look, the point being, maybe not as Alex stated, the federal government is the richest it
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has ever been. It's also bankrupt. And, uh, it's both simultaneously and they own everything,
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but they can't afford anything. It's everything and nothing at the same time. All of the profits
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are there. They're running a deficit though. Right. And, um, what else is there? I don't know.
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Oh, they don't make anything and we need to reduce the size of government and they should sell off
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the fortune 500. Is that what he thinks they should do? They should sell off the fortune 500
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that they don't own. I don't know. I don't think so. I think you'd just be like, how dare you
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control all these companies, which they don't right. Like, I mean, look, here, here's the,
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here's the deal, like real talk, big, big picture situation, root beer talk. Um,
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knowing what we know and what we've gone over about the structure of the federal reserve,
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like it's ludicrous to hear something like that. Yeah. Thinking that they are a strictly private
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business for profit that takes all this money and they hoard in like nom, nom, nom, nom, nom.
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I'm going to eat all these profits, right? You would think, oh yeah, maybe it's possible that
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they bought up all these companies. We live in a world where everybody is run by the federal
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reserve. But if you do those two steps that you've already talked about being so painful
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and boring and frustrating, if you make it through those two or three steps and get to
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the point where you understand what the structure of this actual private public business is,
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you would hear that sentence and be like, go fuck yourself. Do you think you're an expert?
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Alex presents himself as like, he knows what he's talking about. That can't, that's crazy.
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Do you know it's even easier to do Dan? Remember, remember, well, remember how much you said that
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the federal reserve made and how much they gave to the federal government? Yeah, they gave 89%
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of it. Right. They made $35 billion that gave 31.7 billion fair call. All right. Dan,
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a lot of those operating expenses paying off what they needed to pay off. Do you know how much money
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$4 billion is? Google makes every 45 minutes. More than that. Roughly that. Yeah. Yeah. It's crazy.
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The federal reserve based on what you just described cannot buy nor sell the fortune 4,000.
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No, it's the same thing with Alex talking about like that Chinese billionaire who's like,
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he bought up all the Hollywood studios. He couldn't. It's not possible. It's absurd.
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Yeah. All this is like, he's just preying on people's ignorance and like hoping that they don't
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have any spider sense, the spidey sense, you know, like any kind of like,
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a what? Any Wilford Webster sense. Right. Any kind of instinct to be like, hold on,
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that sounds like bullshit. That's dumb, sir. Excuse me. Question. Point of order. Are you
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stupid? Yes. All right. I will retract my question. We have more to get through this
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documentary. I don't care really to debunk anything more he says. We've already had multiple
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fake quotes. We've had him allowing fucking Ron Paul's brother to say that three people voted on
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the federal reserve act. Yeah, that's true. We've shown an explicit, I mean, in a very literal
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sense, three people did vote on that act. Well, sure. There were multiple others as well, many,
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but from a very factual standpoint, yes, three people did vote. We've also seen a complete
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misunderstanding and unawareness of how the federal reserve works. We've seen a completely
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childish understanding of civics and how the government works. Right. Like I just think
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president can do whatever he wants and everybody can fuck off at this point. It's just like,
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you shouldn't, shouldn't take anything he's saying seriously. You shouldn't to begin with,
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but at this point it's Thunderdome, man. I don't give a fuck anymore. Ladies and gentlemen,
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listeners of our podcast, we are at eight and a half hours in on the show. We are at one hour.
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Dan has been broken. One hour and 10 minutes and 11 seconds on the documentary and Dan's spirit
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has vacated his body. Dan, it was lovely to know you. I still have some funny things to
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point out, but I don't really give a fuck about any of his like substantive claims.
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Private central banks in Europe, the United States and England took taxpayer money
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and loaned it at over 30% interest. The third world nation, a lot of people sitting around
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a desk bankers would then bribe the leaders of those countries not to pay back the loans.
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Their third world puppets would sign agreements stating that when the country defaulted,
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the banks would be given all the natural resources and infrastructure of the once sovereign lands.
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What worst of all, the countries would pledge future taxes paid by the people in perpetuity
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as profit to the private banks. That's a bad deal, right? I need specifics. I need specifics.
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What countries is he talking about? Like what? Like there's nothing here. Oh, it's just they
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did this to third world countries. I, it kind of sounds like he's just extrapolating on the
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American's treatment, the white man's treatment of the Navajo. Like, is that what you're doing here?
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Or like trying to repurpose colonialism's evils, but just like blame something else.
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Yeah, exactly. I don't know. I don't know, man. It's crazy. The thing that I benefit from most
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over history is now being used to benefit me again. And he's, he's putting this bullshit
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around about like, Oh, they bring in and they rate central banks so that these third world
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countries are in debt and they have to pay taxes to, uh, you know, there's a bunch of countries
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that have central banks that don't have income tax, which seems like a sort of counterexample
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to his argument. Oh, man, that's one of them. I've never heard of that. That doesn't sound like
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a country. Give me an E a or a Stan. I believe is another one that has a central bank. No, uh,
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no income tax. Nope. So there's counterexamples to like even the system that he's talking about,
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but who gives a shit? By the year 2000, there were few nations people sitting around a desk
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design stock photo. The globalists were now. Oh yeah. I see the Getty images in the bottom
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right. World government takeover, the destruction of the Western nations economies. Fuck that guy.
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You're talking about Henry. Oh yeah. Take over. They first removed banking regulations.
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All right. All right. Hold on. I am going to give him this. He put up a picture of Clinton.
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Uh, yeah, but, but the lighting was especially nefarious. Wow. It is, it is Bill Clinton
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sitting around a bunch of smiley ass old white and a bunch of smiley ass old white dudes all
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laughing together. Look, I don't care if I'm on your team or not on your team. That picture is
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nefarious as fuck. No, very much. That picture is like the epitome of look at what we did to
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the minorities. Like that is an incredible picture of evil. It's the sort of picture
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where I look at him like, Nope, Nope, Nope. Need you to die. Goodbye. Also like Alex,
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why are you complaining about getting rid of Glass-Steagall? It's regulation on businesses
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operating. Like I don't understand. Like I really, I don't mean this flippantly or just like some
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sort of like I'm pretending to not understand. I don't get why he's mad that they got rid of
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Glass-Steagall other than the idea that it very clearly led to bad things. That's the only thing
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that, because he hates regulation so fucking much. He's against it. He's allergic to it.
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It makes him upset at his stomach. Yeah, at his stomach. It's crazy. I don't get it. He's
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now complaining about Glass-Steagall being repealed, but like, I mean. Because they don't
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believe anything. They don't believe anything. That's the part I'm pretending to not understand.
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Believe nothing. These people are vacuous, empty vessels for whatever nonsense it is that will get
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the Koch brothers to feel good today. Either that or just sort of like, what, what can I
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score a good point on? How can I get more? How can I own the libs? Or how, well that's now.
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Back then it was probably like, how can I get more eyes on my product? Which allowed me to
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scare people more. Right. Sell more of Ted's gold and I get a piece of the back end. Oh yeah.
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This allowed their front companies to issue unlimited credit to the world
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and to set up colossal Ponzi schemes. The likes of which the world had never seen.
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The scams were advertised by the controlled corporate media as completely legitimate.
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Because of the fantastic returns private investors, corporations,
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state and local governments invested heavily. They had taken the bait, hook, line and sinker.
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To destroy confidence in late 2007, the bankers themselves began to bad mouth the scams that they
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had created. Next, the central bankers cut off the tsunami of fiat money that they had been
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using to pump up the bubble. When Congress and the public refused to write the finance oligarchs
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a blank check, the bankers began to engage in financial terrorism. They said that the world
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would go into another great depression unless their demands were met, further destroying confidence.
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The stock market instantly had its biggest one day loss in history, but even that wasn't enough
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to force Congress to capitulate. So they had the biggest drop at that point in history, 777 points.
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I assume it's never... We've beaten that record three times in 2018. The top three of all-time
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drops in a single day are 2018. I don't understand. Are you saying that... I think it's meaningless,
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it's probably not. But also Alex is like, oh it's a globalist drop in the market, so I don't know
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what to think. I don't know. So hold on. So let me try and get a historical timeline. So from the
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Fed's existence in 1913, which as we all know is a nightmare and a disaster and it should never have
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happened. Right. It's like Friday the 1913th. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Sorry. Actually, I love it. I
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love it. I think that was great. I think it was great. It's not as bad as I thought it was.
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No, I like it. It also shouldn't have taken you as long to think about it before congratulating.
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It did take me a while before I was like, wait, that's terrible. No, actually, I like it. Yeah,
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a lot of my comedy goes that way. I like it. Initially, boo. You're not really a laughs
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comic. No, no, certainly not. I think history is showing that, which is why I've quit. I'm more of a
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huh. Wait. Oh, you got it. I'm more of a interesting comic. Anyway, go ahead. You're way
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funnier than me. Certainly with your Andrew Jackson bit that you stole from that guy.
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But I put it on this podcast that he stole it from me. So for posterity, we nailed it.
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I don't think we get sued for that. What were we saying? What was I saying? Oh, 1913,
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Federal Reserve. Here at the living infamy. Crashes. Yeah. All of the stock market. No,
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it didn't. Destroyed. It didn't. In 1913, it didn't. It laid waste to everybody for the
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100 years since or like a hundred and three times after that, there were some problems.
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Three times. Three times. So that would be 105 years. That would be 1929. The Great Depression.
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That would be 32 or whatever in the present day. And then 1987 as well. Right. I think 1987.
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Well, maybe. But Webster Tarpley didn't include that in his three that he. Oh, that's. So you
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could include 1987 if you want to, but then you could also consider the dot com bubble subprime
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mortgage crisis, all kind of as one if you want or two. But even if you wanted to consider those
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two as separate, then you got five. But still, that's less than in that 20 years before Federal
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Reserve. Perhaps you could demarcate it differently and you could say that from the creation of the
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Fed to 1929. And then what was the 1933? I can't remember. No. Yeah. The emergency
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banking bill had to be passed in 1933. Right. I think it was 1932. It all started.
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So then I'm just going to say that's still part of the Great Depression. Right. Exactly. And
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I'm going to say out of the blue, they they had this guy who had this like whole he was like,
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listen, I'm going to make a deal, like a fresh agreement. I'm going to make it a random
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heretofore unheard of deal. Like so it's like novel terms. Right. Right. So then he's he's
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laid out this thing. And you know what? It's watered down by these motherfuckers,
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but it's still strong and it keeps going. And then let's say in some time period, 1980,
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uh, somebody starts trying to tear apart this deal. Right. So how many market crashes did we
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have in between 1933 and 1980, Dan? Well, if you don't count the already
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existing Great Depression. Right. Which we were working our way out of at that time.
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How many did we have? Well, in terms of like severe major ones, zero. Zero. Right. Now,
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after this, like, let's and this is a completely, completely random number, completely random
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number. Nineteen eighty past that. Have we had a few? A few. A few. OK, it's almost like so
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maybe the Federal Reserve isn't our like boogeyman here. No, maybe it's deregulation of markets.
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So, yeah, it's I mean, it's petty to point out, but Alex is like, no, it's really important to
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point out Alex is dumb and wrong about everything. And his reasons for it are wrong. And you're
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wrong. And fuck off, Alex. Go fuck yourself. Senator Inhofe of Oklahoma and Congressman Brad
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Sherman of California, amongst others. No, just the two. The entire Congress had been threatened
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with martial law by the White House and the Treasury Department if they didn't pass the
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so-called banker bailout bill. We already talked about this at the beginning of the episode about
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how Brad Sherman came on Alex Jones's show and he refuses to acknowledge that he explained what he
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was talking about. Only way they can pass this bill is by creating and sustaining a panic
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atmosphere. That atmosphere is not justified. Many of us were told in private conversations
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that if we voted against this bill on Monday, that the sky would fall, the market would drop two or
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three thousand points the first day, another couple thousand the second day. And a few members were
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even told that there would be martial law in America if we voted no. That's what I call fear
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mongering. If there's one thing I've learned from watching C-SPAN, it's that when you can hear a man
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talking on the floor of Congress and hear all those echoes, it's because there are so many
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people who are still in the room, right? Sure, sure. If they don't do a wide shot, there's often
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like, it might be like eight people. A lot of echoes. It might be a Wayne Paul situation.
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There's three people on the floor. And Wayne Paul might be there. Well, because oftentimes
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it is like, you want to put something in the congressional record and no one's there.
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That's possible. I don't know what the situation with this was, but when I hear Brad Sherman say
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this, I don't hear anything more nefarious than exactly what he described when he appeared on
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Alex's show. I don't hear this as being like, some strong arm asshole came in and was like,
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you passed this. There's martial law, you son of a bitch. It's more just like, everyone is
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freaking out. The idea that this could lead to an entire collapse of the monetary system.
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People talk shit. And when they talk shit, it ends up being like, it gets worse. It's going to get
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worse. Oh my God. Can you imagine how bad this is going to get? Oh, anyways, by the way, this
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is the time where we break in our show and start to sell gold, right? No. Oh, do we not have any
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gold sponsors? I don't have any gold sponsors this week. God damn it. We got to get some gold
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sponsors. I don't have any sponsors. Does anybody, does gold just, can we just get a sponsorship
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from the concept of gold? I think we probably could. I mean, based on the fact that Webster
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Tarpley still has a show on Genesis, I bet we could too. We probably could. I can't imagine
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he wouldn't accept us. Like he's taught, what are we sending him? We're talking shit on Alex.
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Like he clearly hates libertarianism and Ron Paul. And he still fucking has a show there.
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Can't imagine what his standard for like, like, how do you get kicked off that network?
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All I want to do is sell diamond gusset jeans. That's all I've ever wanted to do.
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I will sing. I will sing that fucking song. Ted knows the guy. Okay.
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Unjustified. The final version of the bill was kept secret from the Congress until
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minutes before the vote on October 3rd, 2008. This isn't true. The bailout bill was not secret.
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It failed to pass the house on September 29th, 2008. Then the Senate took up a new version of
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it and it voted through on the evening of October 1st, 2008. And then it was sent to the house and
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it was voted through on October 3rd. It was quick, but it wasn't a secret nor were they
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given minutes to read it. This is all just bullshit that Alex is peddling. The federal
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reserve had promised total transparency that every dime would be accounted for.
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The Democrats and Republicans. Bernie's pissed again. Bernie is pissed.
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I say step up to the plate. Let's do what's right for the country at this time.
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I say step up to the streets, but okay. Also, Alex already played this clip earlier. This is
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the second time he's played a thing over again. The time to act is now to prevent the possibility
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of a crisis turning into a catastrophe. I just want Bernie Sanders reaction shots,
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two speeches now from now on. The bill didn't just give $700 billion to the banks.
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It was a blank check. And as of February, 2009, 9.7 trillion has disappeared into a black hole.
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Not true. Not true at all. If you pause just the place that I did here,
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there's an article that Alex puts up on screen about this 9.7 trillion dollars.
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It's interesting because if you go find that article, you find that in this article,
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it clearly talks about the 9.7 trillion dollars and the 700 billion dollar numbers.
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They're two different things. The 700 billion dollars is the bailout, the TARP bailout that
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was passed in late 2008. The 9.7 trillion dollars is a figure that's being batted around
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about what the federal reserve was going to lend to banks. They're different monies.
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They're different things. And they're not missing. It's not missing. It's not stolen.
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It's not missing. It's only stolen if you accept Alex's conception of the federal reserve
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as some sort of a evil, evil corporation. And that's not the case.
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Within 24 hours of its passage, Secretary of Treasury Henry Paulson said they were no longer
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going to use the money to unfreeze the mortgage market by buying bad debt.
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We went to Congress, illiquid assets look like the way to go. As the situation worsened,
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the facts change. I will never apologize for changing an approach or strategy when the facts change.
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Honestly, that clip makes him seem like a reasonable person.
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Yeah, that actually doesn't make me angry at all. That's like, oh yeah, no, that's a good idea.
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I won't apologize for changing my position when facts change. That is the closest you're ever
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going to get to a politician saying, I was fucking wrong. We didn't approach and we fucked up. Sorry
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about that. So we thought this was going on, and then we tried this and that didn't work.
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It worked a little, but not as much as we thought it would.
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It turns out that was what's going on. So we're going to do that to solve that. And
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before we didn't know that was that, we thought it was this. So, whoops.
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More importantly, that was Henry Paulson talking.
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Yeah.
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Alex says that a day later, Henry Paulson flipped the script on everybody and said,
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nah, we're not going to do what we said we're going to do. He took them out on the stroll
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like a pimp. He was like, nah, fuck that. It's my way or the highway. 24 hours later,
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he tricked everybody. This is bullshit. The Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008
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was passed into law on October 3rd, 2008. The quote Alex Jones is using here is from
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Henry Paulson, and it comes from an article in Bloomberg that was reporting on the speech
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that he was making there. It was from November 12th, 2008, over a month later. The quote's
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in reference to what they were going to do with the second half of the $700 billion.
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The initial plan of buying up all the devalued assets and clearing up bank balance sheets
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hadn't gone as well as they'd hoped, so the Treasury was looking for a different approach.
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Instead of looking for ways to keep going down the same road, they were exploring the
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idea of easing consumer credit worries. Right or wrong, it's not some sort of evil act.
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It's someone reevaluating whether or not their plan's working.
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So, if I understand correctly, this was November 12th, 2008.
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That's correct.
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When Obama had been president for six years, right?
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I think he'd been, I think he got elected four days before, six days, eight days before that.
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Yeah, I mean, no.
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So he was president at the time.
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Right, I understand that, and I want to make hay out of that, and I want to dance all over Alex.
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I'm just saying, I just need to point that out.
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I understand that, and you're right. And none of this is Obama's fault, really.
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Or is really something he's that involved with on a personal level.
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Yeah.
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Except as a senator.
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The only reason I don't keep bringing that up
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is that Alex pretends that the point of this documentary is not Obama.
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It's that he's a puppet.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Me puppet, you puppet.
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Me puppet, you puppet.
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Huh?
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So to say, like-
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Who's the dummy?
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Eh, dummy.
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To say, like, this happened before him isn't really a refutation of Alex,
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because he'll just throw it back, I'm not talking about him.
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No, no, no, no. Of course not.
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So that's why I stop myself whenever I'm like, we're talking about things in 2008.
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The only time it's really relevant are, like, way earlier when it's like,
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Alex is using a C-SPAN appearance from ROM in 2006.
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Right, right, right.
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That sort of stuff's like, that's so irrelevant.
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See, now, here's the thing, though.
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With the way that we're doing this podcast, I feel like we need at least once every hour
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to remind people that this is not about Obama at all.
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Not really.
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And it can't be, because he's only been in office for less than two months.
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Exactly.
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So this is-
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Or in this circumstance, has not been in office.
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Utter bullshit.
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Yeah.
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Paulson has, in the meantime, admitted that the subprime mortgage crisis
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is not the cause, really, of the breakdown of the entire world banking system
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and the bankruptcy of most of the banks in London and in Wall Street.
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He said, oh, we're going to buy up toxic assets,
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but we're not going to worry about subprime mortgages.
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What he's talking about is derivatives.
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The reason he's saying this is because of the idea that he's like,
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well, we went this approach and it didn't have the effect we wanted to,
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so we're going to use the rest of the money in a different approach.
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Webster Tarpley is pretending that what Henry Paulson was saying was,
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this isn't the reason for the situation that we're in,
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as opposed to being like, this might not be the best way for us to move forward.
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Yeah.
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It's a fine distinction, but this is a lie.
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This is an absolute lie.
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Derivatives are the center of the crisis.
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Which still might be fair, but still a lie.
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Yeah.
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I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous
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to our liberties than standing armies.
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If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issuance of their currency,
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first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that grow up around the world
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I don't want to know what the end of this is.
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I've read it.
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For anybody listening, it's on the screen.
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The issuing power should be taken from the banks and restored to the people
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to whom it properly belongs.
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Thomas Jefferson, third president of the United States.
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All right, now, before you continue at all, based on our track record so far,
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Dan, before you say another goddamn word,
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did Thomas Jefferson actually write that fucking shit?
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That's a fake quote!
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God damn it, Dan!
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But also, the reason I waited till the end is because like,
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what, you want me to pause it and then afterwards we have to listen to more of you?
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No, the moment, the moment he, so they put the whole thing up on screen.
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Right.
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And you can see that it's attributed to Thomas Jefferson
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in a letter to the Secretary of Treasury, blah, blah, blah.
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And the moment I saw that, I was like, uh, probably didn't happen.
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No, probably not.
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If Alex Jones is using a quote, it's fucking fake.
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It's probably not real.
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We have had...
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I'm sorry, I just didn't want to even allow him to finish lying in the middle of it.
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But I wanted him to get his voiceover done so we didn't have to listen to it more after...
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Yeah, we could've scrubbed...
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I think it was like six fake quotes in Endgame, and now we're at like four...
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Oh, we had a lot of fake quotes in Endgame.
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We're at like four at this point on this episode, so like, I mean, you know,
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that's ten in two documentaries of just completely...
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That's a lot of whole cloth making up quotes.
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So now with this quote, it's really interesting.
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The earliest reference to this quote, according to the Jefferson Encyclopedia, is from 1937.
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Thomas Jefferson died in 1826.
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Right.
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That's strike number one.
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So it's right on time.
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Strike number two is the use of the word deflation to describe the process that money goes through.
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According to the Oxford English Dictionary, that word didn't take on that meaning until 1920.
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Almost a hundred years after he had died.
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Now...
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There's no way he said that.
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In his defense, Thomas Jefferson loved balloons,
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so he would have known about deflation and its many metaphorical uses.
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But that metaphorical use wasn't a use for the word until 1920.
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Oxford English Dictionary, they do a lot of research into etymology.
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They're kind of...
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And uses of words.
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It's a good resource.
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They're kind of anal about it, if you will.
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Alex has up there on screen that this is from a letter to Albert Gallatin.
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But according to the Thomas Jefferson Foundation, those words don't...
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Albert Gallatin has been dead for 25 years.
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Those words don't appear in any letters Jefferson wrote to Gallatin.
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The quote, quote, I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our
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liberties than standing armies, is a paraphrasing from something he wrote in a letter to John Taylor
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14 years after Alex's claiming that letter was sent.
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But the rest of the quote is completely made up in the 1930s.
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So all that's insane.
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That's a lot of horseshit.
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Yeah.
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I love it.
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Yeah, I know.
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I...
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It's...
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You can trace it down because there's people who care about this stuff a lot.
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It's fun to realize that you could make a lie that everybody knows is bullshit today,
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but might accidentally become the bedrock of truth 100 years from now.
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Might create an entire dumb movement.
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Yeah.
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Isn't that fascinating?
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This Thomas Jefferson quote is one of the most important of Alex's.
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Like, that idea of if we let these banks do what they want to do,
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our... for our children, our grandchildren will be slaves in a land where we conquered it.
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But you say it a little bit nicer.
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This is Thomas Jefferson.
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But that sort of thing is so important to him.
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So knowing that it's all like...
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Someone just made that up in the 1930s.
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Thomas Jefferson didn't say that.
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That's all fake.
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It's very rewarding to me to know they're like, ha ha ha.
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Although on the other hand, what is nice about it is that
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because our language is so completely and utterly different now,
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it would be hard to make up...
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Like, it would be kind of hard to make up quotes for Obama when...
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You know, like 10 years from now, it's going to be like,
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emoji, emoji, emoji, believe in the truth emoji.
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You know what I'm saying?
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That'll be easier to track.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Yeah, but I imagine that wouldn't be in the congressional record even in 10 years.
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But that sort of thing...
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You do not know what the congressional record is going to look like in 10 years.
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But that sort of thing is the fingerprint of frauds.
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Like the idea that deflation didn't have that use back then is a marker that people can use
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to go back and be like, oh, there's no way he said this in the 1820s.
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Yeah.
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That's nonsense.
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Someone else wrote this.
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It's like when you go back through the Bible and you start looking at the derivation of
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all the words, you're like, this was not written whenever it's purported to have been written.
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This is clearly showing the signs of this time period and so on and so...
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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It's great.
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It's fun.
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I like words.
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Right.
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Linguistics is a really fun avenue of study.
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And Webster Tarpley has a degree in that.
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You should have told Alex, don't use this quote.
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Secretary Paulson came in with the vice president.
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Oh, Darryl Esau, you idiot.
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You know ISIS was named after him.
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Was it?
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According to Matt Drudge.
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That's crazy.
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Immediate need to get rid of the corrosive derivative products, all the different names
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for this, you know, ubiquitous, you know, sub S, retraded, credit default...
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I wouldn't be petty except you're a dick.
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Okay.
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But they talked about them as though they knew what the hell they were.
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You got the money and you immediately said, what items, what auction?
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Now the treasury just basically cut that out of the bill.
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Oh, it's a six year old.
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Oh no, that's a very old six year old.
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That's Kucinich, my bad.
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Banks are hoarding the money that they're getting from the TARP.
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They're using the money to purchase other banks.
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We're getting to that in a second.
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Yeah, yeah, no, no, no.
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That one I remember.
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Forget about it.
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We're going to give you the money that you want and you do what you want with it.
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Unless you direct it specifically, it's not going to happen.
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I don't think anyone questions, Mr. Kashkari, that you're working hard.
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Our question is who you're working for.
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So I'll just play that clip twice also.
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Like that's, and look, Kashkari was, that's Bush administration.
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But also he was someone who worked in Wall Street before.
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And what Dennis Kucinich is implying there is very clearly,
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are you working for the best interest of the people or for the banks who used to work at?
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Alex is trying to play this up as some sort of like a...
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Are you working for the Illuminati?
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You globalist, baby.
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Or it's more like, are you part of the whole system of revolving door?
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You're a regulatory capture as it would be.
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Yeah.
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Also one thing, and I need to talk about this.
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I love the name Kashkari though.
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It is nice, isn't it?
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It's so good.
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This is the only thing that I've ever been able to think about Kucinich.
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And I've read a lot about his policies.
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I've read a lot about his history.
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You think nothing more than what you're about to say.
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I think nothing.
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And of all the things that I've read about Kucinich, this is the one thing I've said.
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I've thought has any Taylor ever been able to figure him out?
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Probably not.
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We're because there are zero suits.
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I have ever seen him in that make even the slightest bit of sense throughout its passage.
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President Bush and Senator Obama worked in tandem to get Congress to pass the bill without
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even having time to read it.
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Despite the fact that in major polls, 98% of the American people were against the bill.
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The leadership in both parties were for it.
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98%?
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They had time to read the bill, but also he keeps saying both parties.
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And what we see on screen is, again, he's playing the exact same footage of Pelosi,
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Rahm, Barney Frank, and other Democrats.
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Now, 98% is crazy.
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Literally in America's history, 98% of America has never agreed on something at the same
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time.
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I can't find any.
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Not even like, water's good.
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Like, 98% of America does not agree on anything.
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Too much fluoride.
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Exactly.
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There's no way 98% of America has agreed on anything in any poll ever.
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Jordan, I spent way too much time trying to find this poll.
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I dug through all sorts of records trying to figure out, like, is there a poll that
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existed, because earlier I found that poll that Alex was lying about, the 9% approval
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rating for Congress was based on that Rasmussen poll that was asking a different question.
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Like, I don't want to come out here and say there was no poll that said that when there's
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just a slight misunderstanding.
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Right.
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I can't find anything.
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And I'll tell you this.
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On September 22, 2008, Rasmussen posted a poll that showed a 28% approval rating for
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the bailout.
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So that's sort of a baseline around when the bailout was happening.
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On September 26, 2008, a USA Today poll found that 78% approved of Congress doing something,
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but 56% thought that plans should be different than what Bush suggested.
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That's America in a nutshell.
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That's the most America you could ever get.
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Yeah.
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Yeah, they should do something.
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Not that, though.
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Three quarters say do something, over a half says not that.
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Fine.
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I don't know what we can do.
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I want that poll to be...
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That should be written on everybody's epithet.
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Honestly, that poll, if I were someone who had to make a decision, I would find that
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crippling, because I would be like, I don't know what to do.
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So what, then?
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Well, I have to do something.
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What do you want from me?
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I have to do something, but it's not this thing we spent hours and hours coming up with,
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negotiating.
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Fucked.
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Oh, no.
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Oh, my God.
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That's the most American thing you've ever read.
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But I also understand...
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75%, yeah.
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Do something.
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50%.
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I mean, the USA Today doesn't really have the best polling history, in terms of their
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adherence to statistics and their credibility.
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But at the same time, I smell that poll, those numbers, I'm like, you bet.
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That seems like that might have been one dead on.
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Yeah, it feels right.
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FiveThirtyEight predicted that one accurately.
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Because I remember the time period, too.
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And it feels like emotionally, I might have been there, too.
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I know, exactly, right?
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The time might have been like, yeah, we gotta do something.
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Whatever it is you said, wrong.
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Yeah.
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They might have accurately pinpointed my emotional state that I couldn't even articulate.
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Thank you, USA Today.
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Okay, so on October 1st, 2008, the Pew Research Center released a poll showing 45% thought
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that the government's plan was the right thing to do.
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So that's pretty close to a 45% approval rating.
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Sure.
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An ABC Washington Post survey, not a poll, a survey, from September 29th found a 45%
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approval rating for the proposed bill.
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I can't find anything that even comes close to approximating a 2% approval rating.
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Yeah.
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I know that as things went on, things got less popular.
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And I understand that, but I still can't find anything from around that time that is even
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close.
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That Rasmussen poll from September 22nd at 28% is the closest I can find.
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I don't know.
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I think Alex is just making this up.
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I really think he might just be out of nothing.
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In the same way that a dictator winning reelection by 98% of the vote is suspicious, this is
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suspicious.
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If it was a real poll, I wouldn't believe it.
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Yeah.
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But I also, hearing Alex say it, I also don't believe it.
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Yeah.
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And I really want to commend Barack Obama because as we were involved in the this and
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that and different provisions of the bill to persuade people, he really gave them confidence
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that this was the right decision for the American people, even though it wasn't, in our view,
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a great bill.
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This is Nancy Pelosi talking.
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What a difference a decade makes, right?
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And Alex is trying to present this as like her saying this bill sucks and stuff like
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that.
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But what she's really expressing is the idea that we would have wanted something a little
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bit better.
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That that's something that our Democratic caucus would have wanted.
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And I'd like to thank Barack Obama for being a negotiator and someone who brought us all
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together.
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And, you know, we aspire for better, but this is also probably the right thing to do.
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Right.
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There's nothing nefarious here.
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Nope.
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For them to vote on.
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I want to take a particular moment to also thank them.
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Boo!
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And that is Barack Obama.
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Boo!
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Fuck you!
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But the members of our caucus and help us to pass this legislation.
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Bank heads then brag to the press that they were hoarding the bailout money and using
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it to buy up smaller, healthy banks and insurance companies.
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So real quick, this is something that sounds fucking evil, because the idea that these
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banks were getting tons of money from the government and they're using it to buy up
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other banks.
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Yeah, Alex is suggesting this is super evil, and it does seem that way.
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But this isn't what Alex is presenting it to be.
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If you go to the article that he just flashed up on screen there, they explain exactly what
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the situation is.
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Right after the part where Alex cut off the article, probably strategically, the article
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goes on to say, quote, there's a growing consensus among Treasury and other federal
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officials that allowing healthy banks to use the money to acquire banks in jeopardy of
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failing could stabilize the economy and bolster confidence in banks.
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This could also save money for the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
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Naturally, this isn't ideal, since you wouldn't want to be creating even bigger entities,
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whereas the whole excuse for bailing things out to begin with was they were too big to
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fail.
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But you can kind of see where the strategy might be considered.
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You kind of think about it like, okay, so you got this bank, this big bank, right?
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We need to help them, right?
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So you give them a bunch of money, right?
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That other smaller bank is also failing.
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We got to give them money, too.
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But if that bigger bank with the money that we gave them buys that smaller bank, we no
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longer have to give that smaller bank money.
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Yeah, there is a sense to it that makes sense.
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It's not a good strategy, right?
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No, it's not good.
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It's one of those situations where when you are in Congress, there's a party that's like,
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I just want one guy who's kind of removed from your whole structure, who's going to
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go like, oh, that's a dumb idea.
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You know how dumb that idea is?
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That's the idea that got us to where the idea you had right now is necessary.
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That would be me.
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That's a dumb idea.
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That would be me in Congress in flip-flops smoking a spliff.
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Exactly.
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Like just burning a spliff in the middle of the house like, I wouldn't do that.
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No.
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Hey, guys, you want to be back here in about five years?
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No, then no.
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The answer is no.
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It's a bad long-term strategy, absolutely.
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But at the same time, when we're talking about an emergency, it does make sense as like this
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is something that could help ease troubles.
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Right.
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And it could be a thing where you absorb a lot of the damage.
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Yeah.
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But again, more importantly, strategy is fucking stupid.
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Yeah.
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But see, again, that's not like a specific failure to any of these people so much as
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it is a systemic failure of like, well, you're in Congress for a short period of time and
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you need to be re-elected.
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And so this makes sense to you where like if you did what was a good idea, it would
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still suck for a while and you might get unelected.
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You know, you might lose in your next election if you did the right thing.
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You know?
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I don't know if there's a right or wrong thing.
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Like I honestly don't.
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No, I know.
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I know you didn't mean it that way, but like it's so nebulous and complicated.
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Like is this judicious?
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Is it wise?
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Is it a smart thing to do?
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Those sorts of descriptions I think are applicable, but like I don't know if right or wrong.
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But there is a right or wrong aspect to it because there's effects on other people.
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Yeah.
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It is hard.
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It's hard to say.
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I don't know.
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I'm glad I don't have to make these decisions, but I can look at it from afar and like I
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don't need the hindsight of 2018 to know what was actually going on there.
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Yeah.
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And it wasn't something nefarious or it's like, ha ha, all these banks got all this
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money and they're like, ha ha, now we're going to buy up all these other banks.
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It was sort of an arrangement that was going on about the idea of like, we can absorb the
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damage that could come to the FDIC and help out.
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And also there was a little bit of that.
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We can buy up some stuff.
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We can buy up some stuff.
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I'm sure.
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So there's definitely that.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Plan was working like a charm.
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Next, the central bankers loaned the federal government back $787 billion of our own money.
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That's a stimulus bill for President Obama's so-called stimulus package.
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So-called.
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That package that stabilized the economy.
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Congress was given less than an hour to read the 1,070 page plus stimulus bill.
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And ruined our lives by increasing employment.
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Barack Obama, who had pledged on the campaign trail to wait five days before a bill could
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be voted on so that the Congress and the people could have a chance to read it, said that
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the stimulus was too important and it had to be passed before anybody could see it or
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read it.
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Or the crisis would turn into a catastrophe.
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Doing little or nothing at all will result in even greater deficits, even greater job
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loss, even greater loss of income.
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Correct.
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And even greater loss of confidence.
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Correct.
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On all fronts.
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That could turn a crisis into a catastrophe.
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And I refuse to let that happen.
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I agree.
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After its Friday passage in gangster fashion, President.
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Whoa, that's cold.
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Holy cow.
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There was no rush to sign it.
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So real quick, earlier.
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Congratulations to Alex for his restraint on insane dog whistle instead of gangsta.
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Uh, earlier you said that they were just giving an, they were given an hour to read the bill.
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That's not true at all.
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No, it was introduced on January 26th, 2009 and passed the house on January 28th, 2009.
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It was voted on in the Senate on February 10th, 2009.
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The house timeframe isn't ideal.
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I would, I would prefer more than a day and a half probably, but that's also not an hour
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now in terms of that gangster fashion bullshit.
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Listen, what Alex is, he said that it, it passed on a Friday and then Obama went on
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a, on a vacation.
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So here's the deal.
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I hate presidents who go on vacations regularly, perhaps for 40%, if not 60% of the days of
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the year.
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Now though the stimulus bill passed the house on January 28th, 2009, which was a Wednesday.
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Yeah, and it passed the Senate on February 10th, 2009, which is a Tuesday.
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The chambers of Congress, uh, Congress passed different versions of the bill.
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So in order to get it through, they had to go to conference and negotiate the bill.
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They reached a negotiation on February 13th, 2009, which is a Friday, which is probably
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what Alex is talking about.
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They got it through conference on a, on that Friday.
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It was signed by Obama on February 17th, the following Tuesday.
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But that's probably because the Senate didn't take their vote until, uh, uh, the conference
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bill passed on, uh, like 5 30 PM on a Friday.
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You gotta be out of there by five.
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You know what I'm saying?
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I mean, hey, look, it's a Friday.
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Look, coal workers didn't die.
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So we couldn't all have a 40 hour work week.
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I believe in that so strongly that I believe our president can also check the fuck out
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at five.
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I don't really, but, um, I don't know.
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I'm joking around.
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I'm joking around a little bit about the fact they passed the bill at five 30 on a Friday.
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But the reason that he didn't sign it until Tuesday is because that the 14th, the day
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after was Valentine's day and Monday, February 16th was president's day, which is a federal
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holiday.
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Let the clerks have the day off.
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Can't you can't what, what you think the president's going to take a federal holiday off.
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It's his day.
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Oh, it's literally his day.
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It's literally in the name.
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It's literally his president's.
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What is he going to take that day off?
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Yeah.
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So he took, he took a vacation over the long weekend.
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They passed the bill and then when he came back on Tuesday, he signed it.
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Yeah.
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Now Alex is talking about like, he made it seem like such an emergency and then he was
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gone for the weekend.
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When you look at this, the reason it was an emergency wasn't a matter of a day or two.
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It was a matter of dragging your feet.
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And that's very clear from this.
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Like when you look at what he was actually saying in the rhetoric, it was, we can't afford
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to wait around and let bureaucracy get in the way because you had a situation where
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Congress could really gum up the works and they could get into infighting.
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There could be, could be a whole bunch of nonsense.
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You could end up with a bill getting stuck for a month, two months.
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And if you waited that long, it would be a disaster.
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Yeah.
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A day or two, not that big a deal.
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Not a big deal.
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So Alex is playing hairs on this really weird, like I would say the same thing about Trump.
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Like I honestly would.
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I think he's a fucking shithead and all of that.
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But if he waited a day to sign a bill that didn't matter if he waited a day, I would
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never be like this motherfucker tried to, it's not, I want to live in a world where
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that's my problem with Trump.
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Totally.
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I want to live in that world.
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I want to live in that world where it's like, Oh what?
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You can't sign it until a week later.
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That would be a great issue to have with Trump because the issue I don't want to have with
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Trump is no, he couldn't sign it because him and his wife that he loves a lot that I publicly
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constantly say is a man on a vacation for Valentine's day and president's day, which
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happened to fall on the same weekend.
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All right, I'm pissed off about it.
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And also I did say she was a man over and over again.
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I call her Michael all the time, but also it's kind of a joke if anyone calls me out
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on it.
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That's Alex.
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Yeah, man.
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I want to live in that world.
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Yeah, it'd be great.
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I want that to be my biggest problem.
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Oh my God.
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I want that to be my biggest problem so bad.
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Well, it's that fun thing.
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Not we're keeping people in fucking tent camps.
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It's a fun thing about being a, we're putting children in front of a fucking judge.
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I would love for my biggest problem to be, oh, you take a long weekend.
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It's a fun thing about being a Patriot is you're battling ghosts.
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So you're fighting a fake enemy.
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So all bets are off.
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It doesn't really matter.
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That is nice.
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And you kind of know that.
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So like, yeah, I'll scam my audience.
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We'll have a good time.
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Yeah, everyone's got, Hey, we're all having a good round of drinks.
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Yeah.
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The Patriot movement is a giant group of people saying round of drinks on everybody who hates
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you.
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Round of drinks on everyone but me.
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Yeah.
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That's what they're doing.
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Yeah.
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The spending bill was really a takeover bill designed to pay off rich donors donated to
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both parties, I guess as the world slid deeper into depression celebrated the fire sale that
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they had created.
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I believe, but again, this is, oh, he doesn't mention Soros at all.
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No, it's a Soros visual cue, but Alex doesn't seem to know that that's on screen.
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It seems like if you hated Soros so much as he did so much so that as you were a child,
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your mom would put Soros on PBS, but how he's evil.
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Yeah.
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You would, you would in your own documentary showing Soros himself go off.
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Well, I mean like there's been multiple occasions already where his voiceover doesn't match
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the what's shown on screen.
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Yeah.
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So you kind of get the sense that maybe whoever's editing this, put that on and Alex doesn't
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even know that's the B roll.
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Right.
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The phrase burdens of the office is overstated.
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Yeah, it's kind of like why me other burdens, you know, why did the financial collapse have
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to happen on my watch?
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It's just, oh my God, put him in that goddamn prison cell.
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And I, and I don't believe a president like Obama will be full of self pity.
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I honestly think that that, that clip, you responded very poorly to that.
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I think that that's one of the Bush clips that I've seen that makes me like him the
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most.
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Yeah.
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I'm not interested in rehabilitating his image at all, but it sounded like he was giving
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some sort of a like a woe is me thing, but he was poking fun at himself.
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He was saying like he was addressing the idea of the burden of office and he's being like,
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I don't really think it's all that serious.
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And then he did that character of like, whoa is me.
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The bird happened when I'm on.
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Right, right, right.
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He was saying that that is not what someone should do because he's already on his way
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out of office and then ends it with saying, I don't think that Obama is the kind of president
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who would take pity on himself, which is a classy fucking thing to say.
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Agreed.
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And I wish he had said it from a prison cell.
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Sure.
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Don't disagree.
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But I, oh my God, you know that, you know that letter, you know that letter that every
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president's writes to the next president?
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I want to read Trump's letter so bad.
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His letter is going to be like, I learned how to write with a crayon and that's going
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to be, it's going to be a rebus.
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He is fucking, Oh God, we're all going to die.
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Um, the, the, I don't know.
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I don't, I don't want to defend W, but like the only reason I responded that way is because
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you were like, I just wanted to, I wanted to make sure that I thought, I think that
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no, no, no, no.
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I, I, that clip I think is pretty good.
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I agree.
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There's a lot of clips of Bush in this documentary that are fucking awful.
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And now presenting that as being awful.
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And I don't think it's awful at all.
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I think it's classy as hell.
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I agree.
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Fine.
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With their access to unlimited Fiat capital, they could now buy up sectors of the world
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economy, not already controlled by them.
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Like what?
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For over a century.
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I think they already own the fortune 500.
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So, so what the fuck are they doing?
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Artificially engineered.
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What do they want?
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In an address before the trilateral commission in June of 1991.
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This is a barrage of terrible graphics.
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The super national sovereignty of an intellectual elite and world bankers is surely preferable
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to the national termination practice in the last centuries.
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There's a higher quality version right now at prison planet.com.
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If you were wondering, if you want a sharper version of David Rockefeller, if you want
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a sharper version of an old decaying white man, go to prison planet.com.
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Did you hear that quote a little bit?
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It wasn't real.
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It doesn't really matter.
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God damn it.
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That's another fake quote.
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God damn it.
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He was talking about the, uh, the, uh, super nationals, uh, collaboration of these like,
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uh, banking interest is definitely preferable to the sovereign States.
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Uh, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
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Um, this is based on a YouTube video that went around, uh, conspiracy right-wing circles.
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I don't like anything based on a YouTube.
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It was purported to be a lead based on a YouTube video.
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It was purported to be a leaked copy of a speech that Rockefeller gave at Bilderberg
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in 1991.
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But if you look at the video, it itself says on the video, like on the goddamn picture
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that's on screen, it is just an image.
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It's not a moving video.
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It's just a picture.
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And it says in parentheses, audio simulation.
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God damn it.
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It is not a recording at all Rockefeller, but people act like it is.
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All right.
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There's nothing to back this up.
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There's no transcript.
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There's nothing.
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There's nothing to substantiate this.
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It didn't start making the rounds until two years after he support, uh, supposedly said
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it.
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So my feeling is absent any other confirmation based on all of the fake quotes that Alex
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keeps using.
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I think he maybe didn't say it.
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I'm gonna, well, I think, yeah, absolutely.
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Because to say that would be fucking stupid.
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That would be a bad idea to say.
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Yeah.
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Um, even if you were a global business, uh, uh, Illuminati running world master.
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Right.
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You'd still wouldn't say that.
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But also here's what I would say.
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I understand that you expect privacy at Bilderberg, you know, like, you know, it's just, it's,
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they work under Chatham rules.
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I mean, you're at a Marriott.
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They have Chatham house house rules.
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The understanding is that you can, this is actually really what they go by.
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Yeah.
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They use this, uh, rule set where you can use any information that you got there, but
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you can't talk about who said it or anything like that.
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So if I am there, uh, at Bilderberg, you and I are there, I give you a piece of information
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about like some thought I have or whatever, you can run with it, but you can't say that
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I told you that there there's, there's that secrecy there.
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Um, but that's sort of their, their guideline.
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So whatever, the reason that I'm bringing this up is that like, so let's imagine a world
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where, uh, David Rockefeller is giving a speech in 1991 when he's been to many Bilderberg
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meetings before that.
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Yes.
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He is, it's not his first time.
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He's not some sort of green rookie.
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He comes in and gives a speech where he says, ha ha ha ha ha.
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We are going to usurp sovereignty.
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That would be gauche.
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Like even if he believed it, it would be the sort of thing.
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Why would you fucking say that?
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You're only saying it to people who already know that that's what you believe.
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If Alex's version of the Bilderberg is right.
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Right.
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Why would the king of the whole thing be like, now here's what we're going to do.
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That seems fucking stupid.
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Well, what concerns me is where is the king of lobbyists?
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Leon Panetta?
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Yeah.
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What's he doing?
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He's not in play.
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I don't know.
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He's not in play.
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So who's the king of lobbyists at this point in time?
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Well, he's always the, the, the, the,
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Also, what are the,
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He's also the king of the Andals.
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What are the succession rights on the king of lobbyists?
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Well, you've got to, you've got to steal one of his clients.
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Oh no, of course.
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Absolutely.
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And then he will require a, a, a trial by combat.
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Are you sure you don't need to marry one of his lobbyists, his daughters?
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Well, I mean, that's another way to do it, but it will still lead to trial by combat.
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That would only lead to you becoming an Earl of lobbyists.
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Ultimately it's going to lead to combat and you have to get a champion.
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He'll get a champion.
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Everyone's going to choose Dwayne, the rock Johnson.
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It is Mark with some Queensberry rules, which is why Dwayne, the rock Johnson.
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It's Chatham House rules.
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So you guys can have a fight.
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I thought it was Cider House rules.
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No abortions and no one can talk about Cider Chatham rules.
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This is nonsense.
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So the only reason I bring this up is like trying to entertain the fucking idea of the
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world where in David Rockefeller said this.
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Yeah.
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But he also fucking did.
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No, there's no way.
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But if he did, I welcome Alex to prove that it happened.
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I will retract everything I've said about this, but I think it's fucking stupid.
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I won't retract anything that you can.
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Yeah.
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Well, I'm saying I'm, I'm making declarations.
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You're all right.
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Uh, well, Hey, I would say, I would say there's no way that this doesn't come back to Daniel
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Esterlin.
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And if that's the case, then I say, get bent.
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We, we have all been held within the jail cell of that ponytail for too long.
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That jail, uh, Esterlin wasn't a pun.
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I blew it.
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And that is where we will have to cut it off for today.
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I hope you all enjoyed yet another spurious quote that Alex is peddling as if it's a real,
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what a shock.
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There's a, this documentary is lousy with Alex just making shit up.
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Um, but we will be back tomorrow Friday for the conclusion, the thrilling conclusion of
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the Obama deception coverage.
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We've already passed the point where I have given up caring about this, uh, listening
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back to this.
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That was a, not a proud moment for me to have put on a recording, just admitting.
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I don't really give a shit about what Alex is even saying anymore, but, uh, we're there
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and we, we have crossed that, uh, that line and we will see how it plays out for the conclusion.
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Thank you so much for joining us on this adventure.
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I know it's a lot, it's a lot to listen to, but I figure a lot of you people out there
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probably have travel over the holidays.
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You know, maybe you're on flights, maybe you got long drives and, uh, hopefully you've
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been able to enjoy this over that.
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Whatever the case, we appreciate you guys listening.
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Uh, if you do like the show, we have a website, it's knowledgefight.com.
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There's, uh, some stuff over there and, uh, there will be even more in the very near future.
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Uh, a lot of, a lot of stuff in the works.
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Uh, you can also find us at knowledge underscore fight on Twitter.
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We are there.
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Uh, Laura Loomer is not anymore, which is fine, I guess.
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Uh, we're also on Facebook.
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Uh, you can check us out over there.
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If you'd like to join that, just send a request.
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We'll let you in the, uh, the secret, not a secret, closed group, whatever.
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Um, and, uh, yeah, beyond that, we're on iTunes.
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It's, uh, great if you guys want to leave a review or subscribe, subscribing is a great
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thing to do, I suppose.
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I think it's great.
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I, I, I enjoy people subscribing.
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Um, anyway, guys, I, trying to think about more ways that I can weave wrestling into
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these, uh, these outros here.
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I was just interrupted by a very rude cat, uh, that jumped on my, my back here.
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Meow, meow.
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She doesn't want to say hi, but she's, uh, annoying the hell out of me.
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Um, and hey, I'll tell you what, I love my cat very much.
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Celine is a, is a great cat.
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And one of the things that I appreciate the most about her is that she has never killed
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anybody.
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This cat is murder free.
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But, uh, one person who can't say the same, uh, who has technically probably killed a
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guy is Alex Jones.
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Andy in Kansas, you're on the air.
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Thanks for holding.
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Well, Alex, I'm a first time caller.
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I'm a huge fan.
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I love your work.
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I love you.
