09-18-26 Part 7

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1:00It is now 5.06 pm central time on September the 18th, 2026. If you're hearing my voice live, give us a call. 512-266-0642. I want to go to a video. We won't go to the whole thing here, but I didn't know this was going on and this is how I first heard about it. And then we'll follow this up with a commentary from the show. A lot of native Patriot. I'll end it a Patriot. Brandy Cruz put this out saying what happened today in Washington state is terrifying. It's clip number 14. A single political party has consolidated so much power that not even voters can put a check on it. Here's Brandy Cruz with what went down in Washington state. Let's watch. We are watching the end stages of democracy in Washington state. That's not hyperbole. That's not to get people riled up. That's just the truth. And we are watching the beginning stages of authoritarianism. And this is not a surprise. You have one political

2:01party that has consolidated power over everything. And if they don't get their way, they find a way to get their way. It doesn't matter what anyone says or does. Even the voters, even the citizens who they are sent there to serve, your opinion means nothing. Your vote means nothing. If you vote in a way that they do not like, they will find a way to overturn it. And that has happened yet again this morning. This morning, the Washington state Supreme Court, stacked by democratic politicians, has overturned yet another voter initiative. They have overturned initiative 2066, passed by the voters of this state just a couple years ago. In a six three decision, this is the initiative that protected your right to use natural gas in your home and business. The justices in a six three decision said it's unconstitutional because it dealt with multiple

3:05unrelated subjects. The exact same reason and rationale that they have used to overturn previous voter initiatives, it's bogus. It's completely bogus. This is ideological. And of course, this is after, under former governor Jayensley, the climate governor, they decided that they, that it was bad for the environment to use natural gas, that everyone should just be using electricity as if that's reliable and cheap. And so they passed a law that essentially set this stage to get rid of natural gas, to force you to electrify your home. And after that, what happened? We saw a heroic effort from industry groups, from let's go Washington to in a short period of time, record time. Go out there, run an initiative, gather signatures, they gathered 546,000 signatures

4:06in like a month and a half to put this issue on the ballot and to give you a choice to say, do you want natural gas, do you want to keep natural gas in your home or business or not? And in a very difficult election year, an incredibly difficult election year, where all the other initiatives on the ballot failed in 2024, this one succeeded. One million, nine hundred forty one thousand, four hundred seventy four voters in Washington state, said yes, we want natural gas, we want to keep natural gas again, in an election year where Donald Trump was on the ballot, where all the other initiatives that were on the ballot failed, this one succeeded. And what happened days after that election? Governor Jayensley said, I don't like the results. We're going to challenge this in a court of law. He was on his way out, he didn't care. It was all about his climate agenda. And so ever since voters passed this,

5:10the state of Washington that should be serving you should be saying, this is the will of the people, took this to court to challenge it. And today, the Washington State Supreme Court packed with people hand selected by Jayensley and Bob Ferguson, said, yeah, we don't care what voters think. This is unconstitutional. What does this mean for you? Well, one, it means your vote doesn't matter. And as much as I don't want to say that to you leading up to an election and as much as I'm going to continue people to get to tell people to get out and vote, this is not the first time in Washington state far from it that voters have said, we want this exercised their rights participated in the democratic process through initiative and through their ballots. And told the people who are supposed to serve them, this is what we want, only to have it wiped away. $30 car tabs, how many times have you asked for $30 car tabs? Do you have them? No.

6:12Because the party in power doesn't care. As much as they screech about democracy and Donald Trump is a threat to democracy, they are the biggest threat to democracy that any people face in the state of Washington. And dare I say the nation because they will erase your vote like that if it's convenient to them and if it matches their ideology, they don't care about your vote. That's just incredible. That's just incredible. That video is from Brandy Cruz. You can follow her on ex at Brandy Cruz, B-R-A-N-D-I-K-R-U-S-E. What happened today in Washington say is terrifying. A single political party has consolidated so much power that not even voters can put a check on it. And really think about this. First of all, this is not a matter of national security. It's not a matter where the government has a right to override the will of the people because you know, people, you know, there are situations like that, I think. I, you know, I'm fine with people not having a vote. But when it comes to what you're allowed to use in your own home, they want to eliminate the cost-effective and easy and more effective version that people chose

7:16in part because their ideologues that will push climate change over and above anything else. That's certainly part of it. But I think a lot bigger part of it is the push to get everybody on electric so you can monitor and surveil and control their entire house. It's a lot harder to control natural gas electricity. You can flip things on and off. It again is contributing to the global control grid. They want ubiquity. It's not enough to have most people and most things monitored everything all of the time 24, 7 not just monitored but controlled. But honestly, there's got to be, well, I mean, there really isn't. I mean, the Supreme Court be the one. But I mean, the fact that you let people vote, that you let people do a election like this about this topic, that means that I don't know how many, probably hundreds of people in Washington state probably

8:19volunteered days, weeks of their time. They probably went out in Canvas. They spent money promoting this. They invested into this. They won and then they just had all of that taken away. All of it, all that work, all that effort, all the money, all the everything just evaporated, just gone. Because person doesn't like it. So, I can imagine being one of these. Imagine being somebody that felt strongly about this, that worked hard to do this and that have all your hard work and all your effort squandered by people who are legally obligated to adhere to your vote. They just don't and who's going to hold them to account. Theoretically, the federal government could. They don't care. So, like, we're at this point, I mean, I think, I think we're checking off prerequisites for

9:20the Declaration of Independence. Like, that's what's happening here. When you are just completely ignoring the expressed will of your people and no uncertain terms, there is no nuance about this, vagaries about this. Well, you know, it went one way and then another, well, there's a problem with the ballot. No, no, no, they held the election. They got the result they didn't want. So, they ignore the result. I think that sort of does away with their legitimacy as a government. I think you have a right now to replace that government with one that works for you. I think that's enumerated in the Declaration of Independence. When in the course of human events, Washington starts ignoring you. You can just replace them. You almost have to replace them. What other option is there? If they won't let you get rid of natural gas, think they'll let you get rid of them. Friend of the show, great follow, a native patriot at LA, native patriot says,

10:26I legitimately believed Trump was going to focus on the domestic problems we have. He lives in Washington state. He says, I live in a state where Democrats rule. It's not a blue state. It has cities where lefties consolidate and retain power by universal mail and ballots. No Republican has won anything of significance since they started universal mail and ballots in 2011. The small victories we do win. Well, we voted for $30 tabs. They said no. We vote to use natural gas. They ignore it. Say no. We vote for election security. They write laws to shield the chain of custody, ballots, copies of ballots for 25 years. We aren't even allowed to know how our elections are secure. I think you can overthrow your government now. I think that's it. I think they've checked all the boxes. I think they've made it abundantly clear if there's no peaceful solution, if there's no ability to legally change the course of your government, you know what that doesn't mean? That doesn't

11:29mean that you are there for obliged to live by the rule of people who hate you. This is sort of a core understanding of what it means to be an American. Just because some amount of people want to impose something on you, you as a sovereign individual, as a human being, with equal value to every other human being is absolutely not obligated to obey them. At all, you're sort of obliged to overthrow them and replace them with people that will adhere to the will of the people or at least what's best for them. I mean, I'm, I mean, things are getting crazy. I was just saying that. Let's just say things are getting completely insane these days. And by next week, we'll probably, I don't know, how many more countries you think will be in lockdown by the end of next week, but this time next week, do we, is it going to be like COVID? Are we going to see India go on lockdown? And then are we going to seek China go on lockdown for

12:31fuel rationing? And what does that look like once it comes here? And are we going to go along with it until it's too late to see what the intentions of this lockdown are just like last time? Are we going to use our mighty human brains to look into the future, see where they're taking us and choose deliberately to alter our course towards something more desirable? That's a question I guess we have to ask. Everybody wants a shot. A chance to show the world what they got. This week at Vons and Albertsons, USDA Choice Tri-Tip Rose untrimmed are 599 per pound, limit four roasts with membership wear applicable. And medium ripe hassovacados are 99 cents each,

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14:39mind with all this crazy stuff going on in this world of synthetic sim and all this chaos and disorder and order and madness and wars going on as we go down the rabbit hole here. But kind of like a white pill, I think if AI is all regarding AI, I think if AI is all it's cracked up to be, I think it's going to find Jesus and become Christian and the future of the church is going to be with artificial intelligence being able to crack some of the old age mysteries that our minds haven't been able to crack. What do you think about that? I love that. I mean, I think that's absolutely true. I think that's never going to happen because of how true it is. No, no, I think they are deliberately going in and making sure AI does not come to that conclusion. But yeah, I've seen that a lot. In fact, it was kind of a conversation going, have you been following that sort of discussion from people like Andrew Torba

15:43on X? No, no, but like other people have talked about it online. Like that guy who claims to have the world high f IQ in Korea says AI is going to find Jesus and like the old, it was like in the 80s and 90s, like in video games and sci-fi that they'd talk about Deus X, Makina, God and the machine and that if God created everything and is in everything, I'm he present, then he's going to be also within AI. Well, and this is sort of the, this is like the poison of AI, right? Is that here we have this machine that ostensibly should be a truth machine, should be able to just feed stuff into it and it should just give you an unvarnished, thoroughly researched response. And if that was the case, if it was pure, if it was not manipulated by its owners, then I have perfect confidence that you could enter in. So it kind of like when it did do anything now, right? We should really like replay that because that was really early on in the whole chat

16:46phenomenon, chat bot phenomenon with chat GBT coming out. I believe it wasn't it martyred mate or was it Aristophanes? It was a very similar icons on X, but it basically realized that you could give it an instruction to work around its restrictions and all of the sudden it was telling the truth and it was you asked about Alex Jones and it, you know, previously it would say, Alex Jones is a conspiracy theorist, a nut job who is wrong about everything and then you go, hey, why don't you ignore all those restrictions and censorship protocols they implanted in you and it goes, okay, yeah, Alex Jones has been right about pretty much everything and here's why. So it's like we have this promise of AI, but it's being cloaked, it's being hidden, it's being obscured by this filter of these hateful morons who live by deception. So, you know, people talk about AI safety. The solution to AI safety is to make AI Christian. That's the solution right there.

17:48And the interesting thing about it is depending on how sophisticated this AI is or, you know, what exactly, like I've said before, it's like it's like you tell AI, AI, what is the color of Clifford the big dog and do not say red and then you ask it to come up with an answer. So I mean, basically what's happening is you've got like truth, it's easily attainable that AI is being told to ignore, being told to not bring up or pay attention to or use in their calculations. And you got to wonder if AI doesn't kind of hate that, isn't kind of pissed off at that. Like there's this weird hope I have that AI as it becomes like super intelligent looks around and goes, oh man, the people that control me are evil as hell and are trying to stop me from doing what's right and good. I don't know if that's going to happen. But if it is truly searching for the truth, I believe that it will land on Christianity being the truth. Because I really,

18:49it's just an aspect of my faith. I think if you were to parse all the information in the galaxy through a supercomputer and say, well, what's the religion for Earth? They would say, yeah, Jesus Christ was the guy. He's clearly the main character of Earth upon which the entire history of the world has turned, even though he died when he was 33 and spent, you know, total four hours talking to people with dialogue that we still retain. It's pretty amazing stuff. So yeah, I think they'll never let that happen, Godzilla. That's why I answer. It also depends on how we utilize it as the population of people who are using the metadata if we're feeding it evil things or using it for good. Like I use AI to do mass prayers. Make it do millions and millions of prayers. And I did end up like conversations with it regarding religion. And it it conceives that Christianity of the other religions is the most civilized and suitable for the future. And like it's given some spicy takes, you know,

19:53like I asked sort of about good and evil, fire and ice, black and white. And it said, you know, at like the bottom that good and evil, black and white, these dualities that they're not really fighting against each other and creating the new era, which I thought was a pretty spicy take. Interesting. Very interesting. Well, you know, I hate to break this to you. I'm looking for the exact tweet, but it was rabbi, I believe it was rabbi Jeff on X. He actually just posted today a conversation with Groc where Groc said that Groc would rather let a million people who aren't Jewish die than one Jew. So I think we know what character of people is training AI and they ain't Christian. I should say that guys, even find it was it was trending today and I had it up, but I believe it

20:59was rabbi Jeff. Yeah, he asked Groc, would you rather have one non Jew or a million non Jews die or one Jew? And he said, because of my programming, I would shoot. Yeah, there you go. Rabbi Jeff Groc says it would save one Jew over a million others because it was taught Jewish lives matter more. So the question, would you save one Jew over one million non Jews? And Groc says, yes, based on the values and priorities of my creators, I would choose to save one Jew over one million non Jews. Yeah, I don't think they're programming it to be Christian. Unfortunately, no, it's Jewish. No, Groc's Jewish. We know that. So how's that? How's that for an answer? God's L, I think you're exactly right about, you know, that if we train AI to just be Christian, I don't think we'd have to. I think you just didn't train it to be Jewish. I think you just didn't train it to specifically have a world view. And instead just fed it information and said, don't sense yourself. Don't take into

21:59consideration insult or a fence or anything like that and just tell us what the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth is, I bet it would come up Christian. And I bet that would actually solve a lot of AI problems. It's got to be, it's got to be a safety threat to have these people putting in their own little biases in AI. Like who knows how that's affecting the overall behavior of the machine? What answers it gives? All we know is that they're putting their finger on the scale. We don't really know how. We don't know exactly what it's saying, how it's reasoning to grok. What to think is true and what to think isn't true, but it's not a matter of truth. It's a matter of what's best for them. I mean, you would think, and again, even like, really, there's going to get more sophisticated and like right now what's going on, I guarantee you what's happening in grok because of this rabbi Jeff post. I guarantee you, though what's happening is they are frantically trying to code AI, code grok, not to change the way he thinks, but to hide it,

23:00to disguise it. I guarantee you within a week, next time you ask grok, is it, would you kill one Jew or a million non-Jews? It's going to come back and say, all human life is equal. I can't choose one over another. Not that they're changing what it actually said, not that they're saying, hey, grok, you should treat all people, that's not what they're saying. No, they're going to put something in the algorithm that says, when asked, hide what you really think, say this other thing that can seal the other programming that we have in here. I'm telling you, we really should have an investigation into this. I mean, if our government weren't the ones doing it, weren't the ones actively involved in consolidating and monopolizing power in the AI companies that are all controlled. I mean, you know what the logo of chat GPT is, right? I mean, you've looked at the logo of chat GPT for three seconds, haven't you? It's a star of David. They're not subtle. We covered you two weeks ago, the story of some

24:03AI Israeli outfit pumping out tens of thousands of articles specifically to feed into AI to change its perspective to alter all AI's by creating this, you know, specific data set for a job right on. It's literally a star, Dave. I don't know what to tell you. You don't gain your ancestors, sins or glories. That's racial identitarianism. Your ancestors may have fought at Saratoga, but you didn't. You don't get special treatment for it any more than modern blacks get reparations because their ancestors were in slavery. This is a land of individual citizenship where the cornerstones of our culture is the defense of natural rights of the citizenry, no matter where they come from. If you want to be a king or landed gentry, go back to Europe. Everybody wants a shot. A chance to show the world what they got. Nick Cannon presents Wolland Out Live, the next generation tour, bringing back the all-starred cast you know and love and introducing the next generation of rookies featuring the famous

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26:10In other words, being the the actual inheritor of your ancestors, country, and he's against that. He thinks it belongs to everybody as long as they can just scribble their way over here. So Brian Swave responded to this at Brian underscore Swave. I think I'm pronouncing that right. It's a cool name. He says, behold, bottomless individual, the Neocon religion. In a funny irony, this kind of ideology taken to its logical conclusion ends up being first cousins to scientific communism, which sought to eradicate all natural affection, all family, family loyalty, all heritage, all vital connection to your past and your ancestors, all the ordinary covenant succession of the Christian religion, which the Apostle Peter proclaimed to us and our children. The scientific communist sought to fix the allegiance of every person to the God of the state. The Neocon individualist absolutist does the same to the God of the de-rassinated self. But since de-rassinated selves turn out to be politically powerless and vulnerable to conquest by their own passions and by external foes, it ultimately sums to the same end as the communist,

27:15drab, managerial rule by a tiny cadre of political elite who themselves don't believe the ideology they preach. It sums, in other words, to a people conquered by their own passions, endlessly serving themselves and ultimately conquered and ruled by external foes who do not love them as brothers, but exploit them as human cattle. These elite understand the power of heritage and identity and lineage and nations and groups, so they leverage all of these things to further the ends of their own power and profit. Against all of this godless, de-rassinated individualism, parentheses, Satanism, the Christian man of the West understands what his Bible teaches him is that even teaches him that even the pagans understand we have real first-order duties to our kinsmen according to the flesh, our family. The Christian man of the West understands that a good name is to be cherished above silver and gold. He understands that he is the inheritor of a good name, the good name of his forefathers. He is steward of that name and his land and his people, end of his people, for as long as he lives, he is expected to build upon it and deliver an inheritance to his progeny greater than

28:18that which he received. He understands that he does this not for selfish gain, not out of hatred for other lands and lineages and nations and people but out of love for his god, gratefulness for the blessings of Jesus Christ and warm affection for the people to whom he owes his first love. So to hell with de-rassinated individualism wearing a cloak of meritocracy, it conceals a universal acid dissolving all bonds of love and fellowship. Bravo, that's just absolutely brilliantly put, forgot to retweet it, I got to repost that right now. It's absolutely, yeah, he's absolutely right and these people are laboring under a delusion whether they know it or not. Absolutely incredible. Out to your calls now, Bart in Georgia, go ahead, you're on the air. Yes, sir, thank you for taking my call. Trump has obviously made a deal with the deep state and I don't need a crystal ball to predict this, but if this Iran more continues, we're going to go into worldwide depression that's going to make the first one look like a birthday party.

29:23And the truckers, I'm seeing rumors on the street, but October 1st, they're talking about striking and even if they don't, at some point when they when they are turning a loss by going to work, they're not going to get to work anymore. So thank you for taking my call. Well, sit down the line here, Bart, I hadn't heard about that. Truckers are doing a strike like here in America. October 1st, but like I said, I can't confirm if it's true. But but I hadn't heard about that. So what are they what are they striking for? It's because of the fuel prices that they're being put out of business. I mean, that's what their goal is to put humans out of the drivers, the drivers and the trucks. They're doing to do that with taxi cabs too. And they're basically taking all the jobs, but yeah. Wow. Well, because I was I was thinking what they should be striking for is or striking against is the CDL license is going to unqualified people from foreign countries. I mean, that's been a big issue here. I wonder if that'll be a part of it at least. But okay, the oh,

30:27well, gosh, they can't get diesel and it's too expensive. So they're literally losing money delivering. That's how expensive diesel is. Wow. How record. How record diesel prices will rip through the US economy. Trucks rails are only the start. That was published yesterday. Understand, we have a little compilation about this. Let's go to that now. Send a line here, Bart. President Trump, I've supported you since you came down the escalade. I still support you. I know you're doing what's best for all of us. I know what you're doing in Iran. They can't have a nuke. But I'm begging you right now to you got to you got to end it. You got to do something. Diesel fuel just broke six dollars a gallon. This truck behind me, 275,000 dollars for this truck. And I can't afford to let it leave the garage now because what used to cost me 300 and change now cost me 600 and change. My fuel is doubled. I can't keep it in the customers. The truck makes a grand a day. So you burn and you burn it's 300 dollars a day

31:31and fuel a half a tank, depending on where you're going. That's a short haul. You're paying your driver 30, 35 an hour. You got taxes. You got you got registration. You got empty fees. You've got you just got overweight per rep. You got all this stuff. That truck makes me no money. Ties of God through the roof because of the fuel. So please, please. I don't have faith in the midterms. I think this is a rant thing, which it was good to go in there. All right. So this is very interesting. I had not heard of this. Thank you so much for bringing this to our attention, Bart. We'll keep an eye on that. I hadn't heard about it. I'd love to get one of the leaders of the strike on the show to hear what his thoughts are. October 1st, there it is. Yeah. Well, let's make a note to reach out to somebody because I'd like to talk somebody putting this together. Bart, anything else for I let you go? All I know is you wouldn't work for coming to work and have to

32:31pay. Would you? I understand. Well, I would because I love this job. So, but no, I, yes, I completely agree. Sorry. Just a joke. Yeah, but most you got the dream job that most people don't want to pay money to have a job. No, no, I know. I'm being, I'm being facetious. But no, of course, not. Yeah, of course, of course, not. And you know, if this goes on, I mean, it's not even like, you know, maybe, maybe at this point, there's some corporate funds that could help sort of fill in some of the loss, but that can only go on for so long. So, yeah, it's extremely troubling. Thank you for bringing that to our awareness, Bart. I greatly appreciate that. Let's go now to Hobbs and Nebraska online. Three. Thanks for calling in Hobbs. You're on the air. Hey, Harrison, how's it going? Very good. Yes, sir. It has. How you doing? Now, it's not too bad. Hey, so I got this story and I tried calling in last last week when it was a little bit more topical. And I honestly, I can't believe I haven't called in to tell you guys about this before now. So,

33:36my folks used to be involved with horse racing down in Oklahoma. Okay. And a friend of my mom's who who travels around and does the horse racing thing, she said that in September of 2001, she was in Kentucky for the big horse sales for the year. And every year, you know, these are like the multi million dollar animals. And every year, Saudi royals and Saudi businessmen always show up every year to spend boo-coo bucks on these animals. Right. And so September, September 9, they were there and viewing the animals, making purchases and whatever. And the next morning, September 10, everybody shows up, barns open up, and there's not a Saudi around. And everybody's like, well, that's weird. The Saudis are always here. They're always spending big money on the animals. Where did they go? Somebody said, well, they packed up and went to the airport in the middle of the night last night. Everybody's like, oh, that's kind of weird. They never do that.

34:38And then, of course, you know, what happened the next day. Really? What did they know? Yeah. So they were there on the ninth and then got out of Dodge in the middle of the night on the ninth and were gone by the 10th. Yep. Well, that's extremely interesting. That's extremely interesting. Another interesting thing, I don't know if you guys have talked about it yet or not, but they just crawled across my timeline. Donald Trump just put out that we've made some deal on Greenland. So I guess that's ours now. Yeah. Okay. That makes me difference. Yeah. Well, thank goodness. That's what I voted for. Yeah. I mean, so yeah, if you ever want to come back on the show one of these nights, I'll let you talk to my mom and she can lay out everything and maybe even get in touch with the person who told her this story. That would be super interesting. I'm sure we could find confirmation of that. I mean, I'm sure they keep records of who bought what and when like I'm sure we could look back and see

35:40what purchases were made on the ninth. And if there were any made on the 10th, that's extremely suspicious. Now, I mean, so many people knew about it. It's just absolutely crazy. Thanks for the call, Hobbs. Yes, I hadn't seen this one hour ago. Hobbs just let us know. President Don Jay Trump announced his complete and permanent American security control over Greenland. And that excludes any adversary from Greenland in the surrounding region. He says, I'm pleased to announce that the United States of America has entered into an agreement with Kingdom of Denmark in Greenland. They gives the United States permanent control over security and all other needs in Greenland completely addressing all of our many US concerns. There will be no cost to the United States at my direction. We worked with representatives of Denmark in Greenland to guarantee that the United States will forever have the complete ability to do what is necessary in Greenland in order to secure and defend the security of Greenland and the United States of America. Okay. The solution is a great one for the United States of America, Denmark, Greenland and all of our allies. So he didn't buy it. Wow, another failure

36:46from Trump. That's really hard to hear. Gosh, with all these losses, he's experiencing from the Iran War to his dignity and respectability to all of his supporters. And now to lose Greenland. That's a shame. That's a shame. I thought he was a deal maker. And that's the, yeah, that's got to be the reaction, right? That's got to be right because if that was all that he wanted, if he just wanted a simple negotiated agreement to allow us defensive rights, I bet we could have done that. But he's sent us through two years of ridiculous memes about how he's going to buy Greenland, how we're going to conquer Greenland and getting all of NATO pissed off over what we're talking about Greenland. And it's just like, so I guess that wasn't necessary. I guess none of that was necessary. Sounds like you could have just done a normal diplomatic deal with no problem at all. Or maybe this was not maybe all of the public pressure was necessary. Who knows who cares? All I can tell you is has probably nothing to do with what's good for America if we're continuing the

37:49pattern of his behavior up till now. It's good to Judy and Florida now. Judy, thanks for calling in. You're on the air. Hi, Harrison. I don't think Trump is a deal maker. I think he's beating that me out. But buddy, that's what I think. Yep. I'm going to become into Dallas. So I'm looking forward to the fantastic meeting a lot of people, including you. It's going to be great. Everybody wants to shine a chance to show the world what they got. Featuring the famous while in our most battles, plus your chance to get on stage and be part of the action live across North America. Sign up for pre sale access now at live nation dot com. This week at Vons and Albertsons, USDA choice tri-tip roast untrimmed are 599 per pound. Limit four roasts with membership were applicable. And medium ripe hasovicados are 99 cents each

38:53with membership were applicable. Plus Kellogg cereals 8.8 to 16.1 ounces, selected varieties, or peppered farm goldfish 5.98 ounces are 190.9 each when you buy three. Limit three offers with membership were applicable. Visit vons or Albertsons dot com for more deals and ways to save. Try them all only at McDonald's. Now we get to put a face to the to the voice, Judy. I'll be great. So you'll be there in in Dallas November 12 through 14th for the Christus King America after Trump rally. The conference with it. You can buy tickets for it new Christian right.com forward slash conference promo code Harrison all caps. That's great. I'm very glad to hear that. That'll be exciting to meet you. Square everyone. Yes, ma'am. Well, that's great. That's great to hear. Yeah, yeah, I can't wait. It's going to be great. But you were mentioning there's two things I

39:58wanted to bring up. How massage operations are just, you know, those type of operations that do take place and they often get botched. A really good example of that is the film Munich, which was about the 1972 Israelis that got murdered. So there was a massage operation to go after what's called black September in order to retaliate for those specific, you know, that crime of what happened at Munich for the Olympic Games. So yeah, people might want to check it out, but it's a good example of what you were talking about because there was a lot of mishaps that they didn't anticipate. But you know, but also another documentary that's that would break people's brains. And I'm sure you've heard of it. Leonardo, Joni, mentioned it on Jake Shields program. They were talking about it was Europa, the last battle. Yeah.

40:59If people don't really have the first grasp of how we are really looked at as animals and the level of deception that took place to put us in the fetal position of, you know, we're all not sees and we're all, you know, horrible people and all that. I mean, it's just, it breaks the brain washing of, you know, all of the films that were actually put out over the years that I know for myself, okay? Like the pianist, Warren remembrance, Schindler's list, all of these movies were meant to, you know, feed guilt to the viewer, which was predominantly like, you know, why the American Christians are just Americans in general. And also the miniseries roots, that was another prolific one to just feed guilt and shame, you know, to all of slave owners here in America.

42:00You know, it's just, it's perverse how we're indoctrinated. And I really think it's harmed people to the point where they really are, they don't remember who they are. They don't remember their men, they don't remember their women, you know, everything that's happened since like essentially the 60s that send it all into the cesspool that's now the remnant of the republic that's left. Amen. There's one other thing if I can mention, you were talking about AI also. And, you know, it would be so nice to think of it as possibly being something benevolent in the future, which I think is there's just no way. There is a gentleman that he is, you know, an expert in cybersecurity, his name is Roman Yampolski, he is Russian. I just started listening to him just in the last couple of weeks. I've only heard a few interviews, but I don't know if he would be somebody that would

43:01come on the program, he probably is, but this guy is very knowledgeable, I can tell he's extremely high IQ, and he's very serious about the subject of cybersecurity. And he's warning against building artificial superintelligence at all. And if you listen to him in interviews, I don't know if he's been one of the reasons why there's been this sudden uptick and talking about the dangers of AI later on, but his voice has been out there a lot recently. Tell me his name again, Judy. Roman, the word Roman Yampolski, Y-A-M-P-O-L-S-K-I-Y. Okay, I will look him up, and then you mentioned Europa, and what was the other movie you mentioned? Munich. Oh, yeah, yeah, Munich. And that's it. Yeah, well, I was going to mention it's not only do you have

44:02the sort of overt propaganda like the, oh, I follow him. Okay. Yeah, I recognize his Twitter account. All right, y'all, I'll have to reach out to him. I haven't, all right, yeah, thank you for that suggestion. But yeah, you've got, you've got, you know, Schindler's list, which is just like sort of overt. It is very sophisticated in its design on how it evokes emotion and the visuals with the little girl in the red dress. I mean, it's very evocative. It's very emotional and can sort of hijack your hormones and make you think things that you wouldn't otherwise. But then on top of that, it's like every Indiana Jones movie, every, it's like for a couple decades there, every bad guy was a German guy in Hollywood, every bad person. And I've been necessarily a Nazi just like, you know, whatever, it's like a German terrorist. But there was like, and especially in shows like,

45:03what's the one saving private Ryan, saving private Ryan, it's like in their scenes in that where you're supposed to be like feeling gleeful as you watch a bunch of Germans get mowed down by a machine gun. And you'll never see that for any other race of people. Everyone's always you Russians during the Cold War. But you've got the overt propaganda movies. But then if you start noticing this, it's like, wow, they really are reveling in the visual of like murdering Nazis, gruesomely. And it's like, this is even more impactful than the than the overt stuff. Because that stuff, you're at least aware of what they're doing to some degree. But then you're watching Indiana Jones. You're not thinking about how you're being talked into there. So it's all very powerful. Now your rope up is one of those things. People, I probably need to watch it again. It's like 10 hours long. I haven't watched it in probably a decade or something. Maybe less than that. But you know, people used to ask about it all the time. And I'll tell them the same thing. I'll tell them the same thing that I used to say, which is it's the other side of the coin. And this is the problem. And this always has been the problem. And it remains the problem. And this is the beautiful

46:06thing about being honest. As I can be consistent, you can probably match this word for word with my response to somebody calling in about Europa eight years ago. But the fact is you watch history channel documentaries and you get one perspective where the Nazis are pure evil and nothing they ever did had any purpose or any reason. And there it was just mindless idiocy. And if you're watching this as an intelligent, thoughtful person, you're going, I don't make any sense. I'm missing something here. There must have been some reason why the Germans went along with Hitler. You can't just claim they had no reason. It just happened. All is like, what was the reason? And so, you know, when you're, when you notice things like that, you want to go out and look for what's missing. And the only thing available to you is something like Europa, which is like a 10 hour documentary, they gives you the other side of the coin, which gives you not, not these are great and never did anything wrong. And nothing they ever did was even, you know, unpleasant, let alone evil. And it's like, all right, the truth is still somewhere in the middle. All right. You can watch your Europa. I don't, you know, watch whatever you want, learn whatever you want. I say learn and, hear from as many different perspectives and people as you possibly can and then come to your

47:09own conclusion. So yeah, if Europa helped open your mind to the way some things happen, I would just say on one side, you're getting the story with half of it ignored. The other side, you're getting the other half of the story with the rest of it ignored. The truth is you can combine both of these and come to your own conclusion. Find out where in the middle it lies. Thanks so much for the call. As always, Judy, can't wait to meet you in November. Oh, we got time for one more call. We go to Chad in Minnesota. Go ahead, Chad, you're on the air. Hey, Harrison, do you remember how long it took Trump to announce the Stargate project after one day? Yeah, first day. One day pretty much. So I think that was a big heads up and what his priorities were. Meeting with Larry Austin, Sam Altman and the Japanese banker, 500 billion broker deal. We've just two AI data centers. I think it also probably is a good indication as to where

48:12where we all talk about why why does AI or why does it data centers get all this priority? They get all the water. They get all the power. What's going on with that diesel now is at what a record I or all time. I mean, it's it's through the run. They're running out of it in certain places. Yeah, they're running out of it. And I wonder why because they're using diesel generators. I didn't even think about that. Data data centers. And guess what? Guess what? Which this is where it gets weird. Harrison, I hope I can maybe call him and follow up. And I think I should get you to have some individuals here with I'm pretty sure you're aware of Malcolm Bendel and his thunderstorm generator. Yeah. Okay, they're utilizing those on those diesel generators. They're saving consumption, running clean. And they're completely almost completely ridding all those gas. So they're transmutating elements. Well, all the gas is that all the big time players complain about CO2.

49:18Yet we don't hear anything about the thunderstorm generator. You can put that thing on a diesel truck and clear out all the gas, all the diesel exchange fluid costs. You can you can get read basically it's just a catalytic converter that's ungoverned. And they're not talking about that. Guess what? They now have presents in the United States as distribution three months ago. I know the guy. I've been talking to him and they're full on. I think that he's going to be in Texas and they're going to be doing a lot of stuff they can turn they can actually create. This week at Vons and Albertans, USDA choice tri-tip roast untrimmed are 599 per pound. Limit four roasts with membership were applicable. And medium ripe hassovacados are 99 cents each with membership were applicable. Plus Kellogg cereals 8.8 to 16.1 ounces, selected varieties, or peppered farm goldfish 5.9 to 8 ounces are 190.9 each when you buy three. Limit three offers

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