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In the world of deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.

It's the David Knight Show.

As the clock strikes 13, it's Monday the 9th of March. You have our Lord 2026. Well, it is a rock.

Deja Vu. Not only did we have the lives about weapons of mass destruction,

but we also now have an increasing timeline. And you see War Pete saying the same things that

Donald Rumsfeld said about the Iraq War and the beginning of it. Same exact stuff.

And now we've got Trump channeling George W. Bush just like the Iraq War.

Mission accomplished. I don't need the British to help us.

We've already won. Now they want to take credit for helping us.

The man is certifiably insane. He wants to set the world on fire and he has.

This has been the plan if you look at it from the Trump administration from the very beginning.

And as I said from the very beginning, this is going to be worse than the OPEC oil embargo.

And it's already shaping up that way. We're over $100 a barrel this morning in terms of price of oil.

Where's it headed? Ron said it'll be 200 soon. We'll talk about how that's going to happen.

We'll be right back.

Well, before we get into the Iraq War and the the Iran War, it's hard to tell the difference,

isn't it? Before we get into that, let's let's talk a little bit about some problems that are

closer to home. Things that are a result essentially of the federal governments war against the American

people. And of course, we're all living with that today. Daylight savings time begins again yesterday.

And so there's another desperate article hoping that our masters in Washington will allow us to have

control over our clocks. Because they're asserting that you have to get permission now

from the federal government if you don't want to do daylight savings time. Isn't that amazing?

They've got 19 states that have already passed legislation saying that if the federal government

allows us, we will get off of this and we will pick one or the other. One bill that's just been

introduced is going to split it and say we're going to adjust the time by half hour. And that's

kind of a Solomon compromise there, I guess. But it is an awful thing. Everybody hates it.

Just like everybody hates Congress and the federal government. But of course, nobody knows how to

do anything about it. Apparently the Senate tried to fast track its own version last year. Only for

the effort to be thwarted, both bills remain in committee as of now. Another recently introduced

bill, the daylight act of 2026 would make half daylight savings time permanent. Under this legislation,

our clocks would jump forward half an hour and they would lock it there. That has been referred

to committee where it may very well die. Why do they want to do this? You know, one of the rationales

for this has been we got to do it because of schools and things like that. Well, why don't you adjust

the starting time of the school based on different times of the year? Oh, yeah, I know it's a glorified

babysitter. And we can't do that, right? Everything turned upside down for this cursed public

fool system that we have. That's why you have the property taxes on your home. So,

you're never on your home. It's the public fool system again. And we're going to talk about that

before we get into the Iran war here. Two bills in the house would give states the option

to observe year-round daylight savings time. I don't know how it works. I think wasn't Arizona

that I think is not on it. How did they ever get the permission from the overlords in Washington,

DC? I mean, forget about the 10th amendment. Everything, according to Washington, is now prohibited

unless they expressly permitted. It's just the opposite of what the 10th amendment said.

10th amendment says you don't have any powers whatsoever unless you were expressly given them.

The federal government has now become so anti-constitutional that it is turned that upside down and

inverted it to say you don't have the ability to do anything unless we let you. Everything is

prohibited to you. That's what whether you're talking about medicine or whether you're talking about

setting your clock or whether you're talking about meat processing. We're going to talk about that

next year. Weight federal approval to to change your clocks. 19 states. I won't read them all out

because there's quite a few of them. But again, that's a sizable percentage. So you got 38%

of the states want to do this. And then we have something else on the rise. And remember,

the great taking we've talked about that and the trap that has been set for everybody through

these UCC codes. And also that was done at the state level. All of these states instead of filing a

bill saying we want to change our clocks if Washington will let us just say we're changing our

clocks to what we want it to be. Forget Washington. And so again, this UCC subterforge, subterforge,

I'm not pronouncing that right. Anyway, let's just move on. This has been done and some people

pointed out that they have subtly changed from when you've got instruments like stocks and bonds

and even deeds in many cases. Instead of you actually owning something, they've changed it so that

you are entitled to it. And they make themselves the true owners. And they put you down. It's just

somebody on the list of creditors. And you, by the way, are weighed down the list of creditors. It's

stock brokers and brokerage firms and banks are all going to get paid off before you get paid off.

Now, what does that look like? It looks very much like the scam that's been run with paper gold and

silver. You buy gold or silver ETFs. Typically, you know, the two big ones, GLD and SLV

are out of Shanghai. And so you are buying shares in a corporation. You become your entitled to

things, but you don't have any actual ownership of the gold or silver. This is what they're doing

with everything. And the danger of that has been pointed out by the economist who did the documentary,

the great taking, which you should watch. The net result of this is that if the system crashes,

if we have a major economic crash, which appears to be what Trump is setting up right now,

if that happens, then these guys can basically take your shares and not redistribute it. You don't

have any right to actually get that out. We're seeing that happening right now. Happened on Friday,

BlackRock is telling people they can't get their money out. And Catherine Austin Fitz put out a

good tweet on Twitter. She said, the great taking is here. BlackRock just proved it, folks. I've

been warning you for years, the central bankers and their trillion dollar asset managers have

engineered a system where they can seize your money at will. It's been called the great taking.

It's not a theory. It is now unfolding. BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager,

just locked up investors funds in a $26 billion private credit fund. $1.2 billion in redemption

requests this quarter, 9% of the pot. And they said, no, they capped it at 5%. And they paid out

$620 million. And then they blocked the rest of it. So I have the people that want to get their

money out of BlackRock right now. BlackRock says, no, you're not going to give it to you.

And we don't have to give it back to you. And so this is a good example. Blackstone is doing the

same thing. People get BlackRock and Blackstone confused. But both of them are doing the same

thing as a matter of fact. Nearly half of the people begging for their money back trapped. Black

stones fund saw a record 7.9% redemption surge. And they also jacked up limits. And they dumped

400 million of their own cash just to pretend that everything is fine. And then there's blue

owl that is part of the private credit market that's there. They stopped honoring redemptions

outright. When the gatekeepers of your wealth start saying no to your own money, remember what I've

said, say Catherine Austin Fitz liquidity is a myth in their rigged game. Private credit was sold

as the safe haven from stocks and bonds. But now it's the trap door to total control.

They have hollowed out the markets. They've loaded them with derivatives. And now the music is

stopping. Guess what? The only chair in the room. It's going to be a physical gold and silver

that you have in your possession. Pull back. Protect your capital. Get out of funds before the doors

slam shut for good. And then she has a plug for how you can find her. And again, she has a

financial advisor as well. And I would suggest you take a look at this. Catherine Austin fits at

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today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney

and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty

awesome. I think I saw Billboard years recently that said 20 billion one. 20 billion is an insane

number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere north probably closer to

22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows, so the number

will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone

get in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the

easiest way is dialing pound law. That's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open or

call centers always waiting to take your call. 24, 7, 365. Wow, Dan Morgan from Morgan and Morgan,

America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me.

Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. The DOJ has now released FBI interviews summaries

containing the sexual allegations against Trump that we had talked about. But now there's more

information about it. The Department of so-called justice has released FBI interviews summaries

describing sexual assault allegations involving Trump. The documents are posted online Thursday

after members of the House Oversight Committee accused the Department of withholding Epstein

files related to allegations that Trump sexually abused a minor. Yeah, maybe this has to do a lot

with the timing. Wag the dog stuff, right? The files, summaries, interviews conducted between

August and October 2019 with a woman who alleged that Trump assaulted her in the 1980s when she

was approximately 13 to 15 years old. You see, after 15 years old, you're considered to be too old

for Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump. They prefer him young. So the response is some people

been at time to subpoena Trump and absolutely is. How can they justify interviewing so many of these

people when Trump has arguably the most connection to Epstein of anyone? Even more so than Bill Clinton.

Yes, he went to the White House a lot. Bill Clinton went to the Epstein's

Lolita Express many, many times. I don't know if he went to the island or not. But nevertheless,

Trump hung out and partied with a guy for like 10 to 15 years. Why don't you want to talk to him?

Well, we all know why. There's two different systems. And so each side will excuse their own guy.

They both need to be in prison, both of them. And folks, this always goes back to why

there are these restrictions on statute of limitation laws. I've interviewed the organization

SNAP survivors network of those abused by priests and pastors. But it's also you could add another

P there politicians. When you look at people like Dennis Astrid, the longest serving Republican

Speaker of the House ever, he was a wrestling coach pedophile. They know what, what about that

qualifies somebody of being a wrestling coach? How does that qualify you for being in Congress?

I don't know. But anyway, they groomed him for Congress. And then they put him in as Speaker of

the House. And he went on with Rush Limbaugh talking about how the the paging scandal with the

Philip Congressman from Texas. I can't remember his name now. Was it delay? Anyway,

they just dismissed that as part of some politics from the other side. No, it is what these guys

are all about. And they don't want to have the statute limitations removed. And they never even

talked about that with Dennis Astrid after it was revealed after the guy that was blackmailing him

to the black male was revealed because of money laundering charges. And so they came after him

with financial crimes, but they never came after him for the pedophile stuff. The judge mentioned

that as part of the sentencing. And yet the simplest thing the world would be for them to get rid

of the statute of limitations. They keep that there for reason to protect themselves.

So Epstein took this young girl off the island according to the interviews. She was introduced to

everyone with money. Money, money, she said. And so she was introduced to somebody that was going to

have a lot of it, they said. And it turned out to be Trump. Epstein was there with others to include

Trump in a very tall building. She said with huge rooms. I won't go into the details of the

allegation, but just suffice to say as part of this. This is one of the things I think is significant.

As part of this, she told investigators she had heard conversations between Epstein and Trump

about blackmail. Epstein talked about blackmailing people in front of they were back to that.

She was confident that Trump knew Epstein blackmail people because she heard Epstein and Trump

talking about it. She described how Epstein blackmailed her mother with compromising images which

she said rained my family. And she said she knew that Trump had illegal building permits. She heard

him talking about washing money through casinos. That's what the casinos were for. You say you

organized. Trump is a mafia boss. He's a mafia Don. And they went open up these small businesses and

they didn't care if they made money or not. They were cash businesses and they just wanted to

launder money that they had from other illegal things or paying them a lot more money. And by the

way, if the business goes out of business, that's maybe even better for them because now they got

an additional write off so they don't have to pay taxes. That's what was really going on with

Trump's casino stuff. I think it was also a doofus who couldn't make money with a casino even if

he wanted to. But that was a big part of it. The money laundering through the casinos. And of

course, the blackmail stuff that's happening. Remember there was also the testimony of another victim

who said, yeah, they would bring us in and they would blackmail us and tell us you're not getting

out of here unless you bring some more girls in. So they bring them in. They maneuver them into a

particular compromising position, take pictures of it and then use that to keep them there and

essentially keep them enslaved blackmailed with what they have already taken pictures of.

She vaguely remembered other girls around older men, but she did not recognize anyone. To the

men, she said we're fat and disgusting and had santa stomachs. But anyway, she said she believed

Epstein's associates continued to monitor her for years. She asked the agents if they could keep

her safe. Saying throughout my life, Epstein's people have been have found me and kept tabs on me.

In one interview, she told investigators she'd been working with attorneys,

said she wanted to disclose that in case it created a conflict with the federal investigation.

She also reported receiving threatening phone calls. She said if it wasn't Epstein,

maybe it was the other one, meaning Trump, because the two of them worked as a team for a decade or

better. Meanwhile, the response from Caroline Levitt is to blame the victim. She said this is from a

sadly disturbed woman who has an extensive criminal history. Well, how do they know who she is?

Her name has been redacted and that's exactly the point that the new American makes in this article.

They said the problem with all of this is that since this person's name is not out there,

they can claim anything that they want about her. Who's to check that? Nobody knows who this is.

So I could say anything that they want to about this one. We don't even know if she's alive.

So decades old sexual abuse cases, they said the problem is and this is the other defense

that Caroline Levitt had. First she attacked the victim, which is we don't know who this is even.

And then the other thing she said was all this information was there during the Biden administration.

So if Trump had been guilty of anything, don't you think the Biden people who hate him would have

prosecuted him? And they point out, well, first of all, in a decade's old case like this, it's hard

for you to get a prosecution. It isn't not prosecuting somebody. It doesn't mean that they're not guilty.

It just means that you have an impossible case. Well, they don't even mention here in the new

American as a statute of limitations. But this is the argument what they do mention is the argument

that we have said all along about getting rid of the statute of limitations. Look, the problem with

the pedophile issue. The kids are shamed and embarrassed. They don't understand what's happening

and they don't want to talk about it. Obviously. And so they don't usually come to grips with what's

going on until they're adults by that time. So much time has passed that it's hard even if you

didn't have the statute of limitations. It's hard for them to produce the evidence and the witnesses

or whatever they need in order to get this says by that time is a cold case. And so even if they

got rid of the statute of limitations, it would pretty much it'd be difficult to come after most

these pedophiles unless you catch them red handed. And they just kind of guy that was doing that,

by the way, there was a kid who I forget now the details I saw it over the weekend. The kid

did something and spilled something all over him. And so mother took him in the bathroom and maybe

it wasn't spilling. Maybe it's a bladder accident or something. Took him in the bathroom and said,

you lock the door and you don't come in unless you hear, don't let anybody in. Don't open this door

for anybody unless you hear a special knock and she did the knock. This pedophile heard that

and he then came in and did this secret knock, right? And the kid opens the door and he comes out of

the kid, kid screamed his head off or her head off. I don't know if male or female and brought help.

The guy got away, but then they found him. But unless it is something's happening right then

in there like that, you typically don't find these people. How are you ever going to prove this

decades after the fact? But they keep the statute of limitations there so that this doesn't happen.

That argument from Caroline Levin was so incredibly dishonest. First of all, you know, it doesn't

mean that he is innocent simply because he's protected by statute of limitations and they don't

have sufficient evidence to corroborate this. The White House response also leans heavily

on disparaging the accuser because we don't know who she is. They can say anything about her.

And this is the way that they always respond. I mean, this is what you see with Pam Bondi when she

is questioned by the Senate. She goes on offense and she starts attacking all of them personally.

The record reinforces the perception of a two-tier justice system. Ordinary offenders face

aggressive prosecution, but political and financial elites often stay untouched even when the alleged

crimes are severe as we see. The documents released so far in the Epstein Archive only deepen

those concerns. They show the convicted trafficker collaborating and communicating with powerful

figures across business politics and finance among the names appearing repeatedly as Donald Trump.

38,000 times as a matter of fact. How could they not bring him in to testify?

Well, they don't do too much of anything, do they?

I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today?

It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do.

I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan, which is America's

largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard

years recently that said that 20 billion won. 20 billion is an insane number.

Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere north probably closer to 22,

23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows, so the number will

hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in contact

with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is

dialing pound law. It's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is

always waiting to take your call 24, 7365. Wow, Dan Morgan from Morgan and Morgan, America's

largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com

for an office near you. Senate Democrats, by the way, are now introducing a bill to break up

major meatpacking companies. And we have a monopoly on meatpacking. And that I think is

part of why meat prices are going up. Yes, there's other issues involved. There's a confluence of

several different things, but this is one factor. And we don't want to have a monopoly of meatpacking.

So what do we do? Do we have a law like this? As a matter of fact, this is the wrong solution

to a problem that was really created by the federal government. If you look at their rules and

regulations, as we saw in the case of Amos Miller, the Amish farmer in Pennsylvania, into that

particular case, it wasn't just the federal USDA, but it's also the state Department of Agriculture

there in Pennsylvania. Coming after him, because he raised cattle, did grass-fed cattle on his

farm natural cattle, and he wanted to naturally process them. He started doing this because during

COVID and Trump's chaos and lockdown that he did, it created all kinds of issues with the meatpacking

industry. And they were backed up, and he couldn't get his cattle to the meatpackers.

And so he started selling it, butchering it himself, and selling it naturally done. And they came

after him for doing that. That started during COVID, but you should be able to raise your own cattle,

butcher them, and sell the meat. That's just ordinary. And of course, the issue and the aftermath

of Amos Miller, he had Thomas Massey, who's a farmer himself, introduced a bill to stop the USDA,

requiring people to send them to these meatpackers, because it's part of that. And one of the reasons

why Amos Miller doing his own butchering was a big plus for the consumers. The cattle were not

sent to feed lots to be fattened up. They were still fed on grass until they were processed.

And so Thomas Massey has put forward a bill years ago when all this stuff happened.

And actually, Frank Nicely, here in Tennessee, who's now passed on, was also working on the same

type of thing. That's the solution. We need less federal regulation, because it's the federal

regulations that have caused us to have this bottleneck monopoly that is there, the meatpacking

industry. Family grocery and farmer relief act would make it illegal for a major meatpacking

company to control more than one type of meat. So now we're going to have more centralized rules,

right? So the bill would also bar foreign controlled meatpacking companies, including Brazil-based

JBS, from operating in the United States. Chuck Schumer framed the legislation as a direct response

to rising grocery costs, citing federal data showing a 16% increase in beef prices over the

past year. He said, this pernicious stranglehold of the meatpacking monopoly, it doesn't finish

the sentence the way I would. I would say it's really a symptom of pernicious stranglehold

of the USDA. That's what enabled this. So they've got a lot of Democrats really going in hard on this.

And this is what they're going to say, the sole cause of the rise of beef prices, and it's not

the sole cause. Currently, four companies control 85% of the US beef market.

67% of the port market, more than 60% of the chicken processing market, according to the White House,

its own criticism of the industry. Four decades ago, the top four beef packers controlled about

36% of the market. Now it is 85%. We're seeing consolidation of everything. Whether you're talking

about media companies or entertainment companies, you know, it was a few years ago, we had

a consolidation of entertainment as well as news, and it's just a handful of companies about a

half dozen. Now, even those companies are consolidating. Pretty soon, we'll have one news media

organization, and they'll be the one that is friendly to Trump. The bill would also bar

foreign controlled meatpacking companies, of course. And they're saying what's going to happen is

the people are pushing back against this, the meat processing industry that's pushing back on it.

They said, what will happen is you'll have the meat sent abroad, rather than sold in the United

States. And so what they're suggesting, as a matter of fact, Trump himself has already started

a Department of Justice investigation into the big four meat packers for potential collusion

and price fixing. The same people that went from 36% of the market 40 years ago to 85% of the market

today. The small business administration would be authorized under this bill to provide loans

of technical assistance to farmers, cooperatives, and small businesses looking to acquire divested

facilities. Again, the solution is to get rid of the regulations that enable this type of thing

and almost require it. A handful of firms dominating beef, pork, and chicken. A rancher, a member of

the ranchers cattleman action legal fund, United, a cattle producers trade organization said it is

past time to enforce antitrust laws and to break up the meat monopolies like Congress did in the 1920s.

Well, unfortunately, these antitrust regulations typically don't work very well. And usually they

are a function of over regulation by the federal government. In the same way that when you go in with

restaurant regulation, most of restaurant regulation is supported by the restaurant industry

because it is anti-competitive. They don't want new restaurants coming in. So let's make it very

difficult for somebody to open up a restaurant. You're going to have all new equipment. You can't

buy anything used on the market. You're going to have all new equipment and other things like that.

They make it difficult for people to come in and then you wind up then the natural response with

these types of regulations are it to be anti-competitive. We don't have competition. You wind up with

monopolies. But the meat industry itself said that there's other issues. The cattle herd, for

example, is at that smallest level in 75 years and that beef packers have recently experienced

record losses of more than $350 per head. It's a question of the feasibility of forcing

divestiture asking who would have the capital in the expertise to buy and to operate the facilities.

Well, you could have the same people operating the facilities as for the capital if you had co-ops

that were involved in it and small business association giving them loans that would be part of it.

But again, allow people to process their own food. Why not? The ensuing chaos you said and likely

significant drop in meat production will upset delicate supply and demand forces. Ultimately,

forcing retail food services to hike consumer prices. And it will incentivize them sending

their food abroad. Well, here's something else that's food for your mind and that is

education and homeschooling, which is under attack globally. And it will be here as well. You

need to understand the subtle ways that it's going to be done. And as a matter of fact,

the UN that is leading the fight against homeschooling shows us how it's going to be done.

Australian officials right now are targeting homeschooling amid global assault. This is an article

of the new American by Alex Newman and Alex Newman is excellent in terms of his coverage of education

globally. That is something that he's really focused on that and climate change stuff. So

I've had him on several times to talk about this. It is a direct attack actually

on the family by the Ayatollas of the UN and of other governments, including our own right now.

It's been held at bay for a while. You have another battlefront front and the totalitarian

assault against home education, parental rights appears to be opening this time in Australia.

And I like what Scott Sharers said in the interview on Friday. He called it the public fool system.

I think that's the best. You can keep fooling the public, right? If you can educate the kids from an

early age, you can fool all the people all the time. You've got universal education, right?

So parents across the nation worldwide are fleeing government schools by the millions of

bureaucrats who are working overtime to slam the door shut on one of the last bastions of

educational liberty homeschooling. So the Australian Prime Minister who is part of a labor

government government openly attacked homeschooling and religious schools as potential threats to

what he called deeper social cohesion. You know, we've heard variations of this for the longest time.

You know, we'd always hear back in the day when we were doing it. Well, what about socialization

of the kids? Well, what about when you don't let them get close to each other and you put

mask over their faces and you put put them inside plastic bubbles at school and all the rest of

stuff or you force them to stay at home? How does that involve socialization? And what do you

mean by socialization? Well, this is, well, Australia, the same person who is in charge of being the

minister for international education is also the person who is in charge of immigration,

citizenship, customs and multicultural affairs. See how these things all work together. And what

they're trying to do is to pretend that these Islamic radicalists, just like they just had this

recent attack on Bondi Beach, where they had some radical Muslims start targeting people that

were Jewish. I think they killed some non-Jews as well, but their main thing was they were coming

after Jews. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today?

It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a

managing partner at Morgan and Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty

awesome. I think I saw Billboard years recently that said 20 billion won. 20 million is an insane

number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually I think somewhere north probably closer to 22,

23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will

hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in

contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way

is dialing pound law. That's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open or call centers

always waiting to take your call. 24, 7365. Wow. Dan Morgan from Morgan and Morgan, America's

largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com

for an office near you. And so they want to put those sins on Christian homeschoolers.

That's like maybe you are the problem with your open borders and immigration and the people

that you're letting in. Maybe we don't attack the family and maybe you don't attack Christian

homeschooling because of an Islamic terrorist that you brought in. But that's exactly what these

people are doing. They're arguing for social cohesion while they're undermining it with their

immigration policies. And it's the same person that is there. Our name is Hill. Her rhetorical

attacks on home education, parental rights and religious liberty and other fundamental

freedoms are not happening in isolation. However, it's quickly becoming a global war.

And behind all of that is the UN and the UN Educational and Scientific Cultural Organization,

UNESCO. And at the center of UNESCO, the central thing that focuses all this is the UN Convention

on the rights of the child. Every country on earth except for the United States has signed

onto that treaty. But even in the United States, you have judges and state governments and the legal

system as well as many and other branches are acting as if we are a part of the UN Convention

on the rights of the child. I've played videos that I did back in 2009, 2009 about that many times.

And essentially, what they are doing is saying, you know, only the state should be raising the

child. It takes a village approach to this. But by talking about the rights of the child,

they are using that as a wedge to separate children from parents so that the state can raise them.

The same type of thing that we see happening in schools across America on the hubris of

the LGBT education saying we're going to stop hatred and bullying and things like that.

We're going to enact all this LGBT gaslighting and propaganda without telling the parents.

Because the children have a right to this or a right to that. And by breaking up the family

and going directly to the child, the child does not have rights. The child does not have

responsibility. The child needs to be parented. The question is who's going to parent the child,

the state or the actual parents. And that's the issue. It's whose values are going to be taught.

That is clearly the issue. And so this person, Hill, is actually a graduate of religious school

himself. He says, well, I'm not necessarily opposed to faith-based education. He says he just

wants to make sure there's more government orchestrated mixing, as he calls it, through sports,

extracurricular activities and social events. Well, let me say first of all, this person who is now

attacking educational freedom, freedom of thought, freedom of religion, all these things are

associated when you say that you can only have government schooling. This person says, well, hey,

I went to a religious school myself. You should stop and think about that.

Is a religious school going to be a vehicle for teaching your values, even if it is your same

religion? Will they teach your values, or will they teach the curriculum that the state wants?

Because this religious school or this charter school is dependent on money. And they will teach

the curriculum that the government requires in order to get that money. You should think about,

that's why I push homeschooling so much. The other thing you should think about is the trap

for homeschoolers. And he's laying it right here. And I've seen this. I've talked about this since

the 90s. Back in the 90s, when social media was first starting to open up in a very small way,

I got on these groups to find out what was happening in the state. And there were people who would

say, oh, you know, we want to have the government paying for our kids to participate in extracurricular

activities, whether sports, whether it's band or something like that. And I said, if you do that,

it's a trap. And that's the way folks are going to come after you. They are going to come after you

with incentives. They'll come after you with fear. They'll say, oh, well, you know, if you don't

send your kid to school, how is that kid going to get into college? Well, that argument has an

aged too well. We can see what a ripoff college has become. And now you got a lot of college

graduates are having difficulty finding jobs, even in engineering. And but but and long ago, I got

to the point where it made no economic sense. And so they will come after you with fear and

insecurity about the future of your children. They will come after you offering you incentives.

This is the way Satan operates. Just understand that. And be on guard against that. So in the view of

this guy in Australia, Hill, the state has to step in to ensure proper bridging capital,

reducing prejudice and resilience against hate-based violence and misinformation. This is the

argument through which they push all the LGBT and the critical race theory and all the rest of

stuff. The your your child belongs to the village. And I got to say it was we were done with

build a bear. We didn't realize this until we brought our we never did it with the boys obviously.

But I went there to get a doll for her. And we had a special evening plan trying to get her

acclimated to our culture. We brought her back. She still didn't speak English really. This is

the first Christmas that she was here. So Karen got her all set up special clothes and everything.

And then you know, really, really nice clothes. And the two of us are going to take her to see the

nutcracker. Yeah, actually, I did that. But I like the music, but I don't like ballet. And

I was ruined the decision after we got there. But prior to that, we decided we'd take her to

build a bear and and let her do a little doll thing. And as we're setting there, getting the doll.

I'm looking up and it takes a village to build a bear is what they had written up around the

edge of the thing. It's like, wow, this is what the franchise is all about. That's what they're

selling people. And so it's like, never again, never again, we're going to do that. A 2014 study by

the way shows that Hill is wrong. In fact, says Alex Newman, the researchers found that adults

who were homeschooled were actually more tolerant of different people than those who attended

government schools. Hill speaks as a key official amid a royal commission on anti-Semitism and

social cohesion that was triggered by the Bondi beach terror attack. And again, you create the

problem. You bring the people in that you know are going to be like this. I have a terrorist attack.

And then you direct the solution against the people you don't like, right? Christians,

homeschoolers. So that's what they're doing in Australia. And understand that that's not going

to be limited to them. Either as Alex Newman points out, the UNESCO report was written by a guy who

is a former official from the communist dictatorship of North Korea, a produced a draconian document

that puts a target on the back of homeschoolers worldwide. And the document is called

homeschooling through a human rights lens. And the human rights lens is what they're talking about

in terms of the rights of the child and contradiction to the parental rights. And so he's the point

it's important to remember this. Adolf Hitler was the first tyrant to criminalize home education.

And it is still under attack in Germany as a matter of fact, that family of homeschoolers who came

here as refugees, genuine refugees because the German government was going to take their children

away from them because they were Christians in homeschooled. And they've been here for like a decade

or something. And then the Biden administration decided that of all the people that they'd

opened up the borders to and brought in, they were the family that needed to be deported.

Truly was amazing, but eye opening, wasn't it? And fortunately, they fought back against that

and it didn't happen to them. There was an outrage about that selective prosecution of them.

And so again, this is the way these people operate. And it is to come after parental rights. As Alex

Newman points out, it's rooted in the Bible and trying to the Constitution and in natural law

all are under siege like never before. Parents everywhere have to recognize this for what it is.

A coordinated war on the family. The solution is not compromise or school choice that

those are traps that invite regulation and control by incentivizing it financially.

Always understand that's the way Washington operates. They print up their fiat currency and they

start passing it out like monopoly money because that does give them an monopoly of power.

It is bold resistance defending homeschooled freedoms and supporting independent Christian

education and rejecting every scheme that places bureaucrats between parents and their children.

Bold resistance is a solution. The future of Western civilization hangs in the balance,

says Alex, if parents surrender their god-given right and duty to educate the next generation,

they surrender everything. The time to stand is now before the globalist news

titans further around the next of free people everywhere. From Germany and now also Sweden and

other countries have also bought into this making only government school legal.

I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today?

It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do.

I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan, which is America's largest

injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw billboarders recently that said 20 billion

won. 20 billion is an insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think,

somewhere north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and

batter and our army grows so the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time

goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if

I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. That's pound 529 from

your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24-7-365.

Wow. Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming

by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. As a matter of fact,

it's an article from Chris Perrin on one American family's classical education.

And he talks about education. He says it's as old as parenting. Education originally came from

writing as somebody who has been a part of classical education and all about Latin and Greek and

word origins and things like that. We never taught Latin and Greek to the boys. We just went to

word origins that came from Latin and Greek because that's what I thought was the important aspect

of it. Didn't need to go back and read Plato and the original Greek. But it is interesting from an

etymological standpoint to look at the roots of the English language. And once you understand some

key words in Latin and Greek and how they are applied across the board to so many different

English words, it really does open up your vocabulary. Anyway, education came from the Latin

educare or educare. I hope you pronounce that again. I don't know how to pronounce it.

And it was simply meant to raise to rear or to bring up. So if we apply that to Deuteronomy 6,

it says raise up your child in the way they should go. What that literally means is educate

your child in the way they should go. And when they are old, they will not depart from it.

So it is an imperative for Christians to do this, I believe. Especially when you look at what

the schools have become, when you look at the agenda of the schools, when you look at what they

have done to children, the gaslighting, the psychological operations, the mutilation that they have done

to children. How in the world could you be a part of that? As Alex Newman has said in the past,

if you understand what's going on with the schools, you understand they're on fire and you

got to get your kid out of there. Then the next thing you do is to put out that fire

before it burns down the rest of the community. And that's what the public fool system is.

It is a fire that is burning down our society. And that was what it was designed to do.

So again, you need to understand that you need to think of that as educate your child in the way

they should go. That is your responsibility, your duty to do that. So in this article, what he does

is he points out the history of the Adam's family. I'm not talking about Lurch and thing and all

the rest of them. No, this is the John Adams. John Quincy Adams is son and his grandson and his

great grandson of John Adams. Looks at it through four generations and he sees how things worked and

how they evolved. And of course, at the time of John Adams, everybody was primarily educated at

home. Everybody was homeschooled. Some would go on then to a formal education in a school.

Well, they might have a tutor like Thomas Jefferson did and certain things. But that was the way

it was with John Adams. He was first homeschooled. Then he went to a grammar school and a Latin

school then finally to Harvard College at that time. Harvard only had an enrollment of 100 students.

Books were scarce. They were treasured, read deeply. Both John Adams and his son Quincy kept

regular journals that testified to sustained serious reading. And John and Abigail Adams'

letters, we see that they were united in their conviction that the purpose of education

was moral and intellectual formation, not merely vocational utility. And that is a key issue. I

remember hearing a preacher one time talking about how his kids were in kindergarten. And he said,

years and years ago, the time he was talking about his kids were grown. And this is before homeschooling

anything. And so he said, they went out on a parent teacher's day and the kindergarten teacher was

saying, well, this is the activity that we're doing. And he goes on all this detail. And he raises

his hand and he said, what's the purpose of this? And he says like a deer caught my headlights.

Well, I don't know what the purpose of it is. It's just activity that we're doing. And so it's like

you have to think about the purpose in terms of education. And the Adams did. John Adams and

Abigail Adams understood that the purpose of education was to make you a good man. He wrote to

John Quincy Adams in 1781. And so he also took him along in the way with him. And as he

walked along with him, he took John Quincy Adams at a very young age. He took him on his travels on

diplomatic missions to France and to Europe and things like that. And so John Quincy Adams grew up

in that. And then the problem though is when you get to the fourth generation, things began to change.

It was with Henry Adams that you saw the self-consciously talking about his education and his

autobiography, the education of Henry Adams. He was born in 1838 and he came to believe that he had

been educated for the 18th century, but forced to live in the 19th and 20th century. He lived in

the progressive era, which increasingly rejected the old liberal education as narrow, formal,

and ill-suited to mass immigration and a rapidly industrializing scientific and bureaucratic age.

So many in his time rejected the old education and determined to reform education as a science

rather than a practiced art. And so he says in the study of the Adams family, we see

the American stream of classical and Christian education flowing through John Adams and into

his son John Quincy and then into his grandson, Charles Francis. But then in Henry, we witnessed

confusion as the stream meets and blends with a new one that is very fast flowing. Darwin,

the steam engine, the civil war, the dynamo, all these trouble the waters and muddied them.

And you can see them losing their way within four generations of the family of Adams.

Well, we have to change the topic here to Christy Nome. I'm glad to see her leave. As a matter of

fact, the first person to get fired in this criminal trumpet regime that has been around for a year,

and not that there's a lot of other people that shouldn't be fired, but Matt LaBahsh had a very

sarcastic and funny take on all of this. And he thought one of the interesting things to see was how

Magga reacted to this because first you defend anybody that is around Trump and all of his regime

until Trump pushes them out. And then they attack like a pack of dogs,

sacrificing the underbosses so that Magga doesn't have to blame the boss. He says, well,

Christy, we hardly knew you actually said, no, we knew you quite well, unfortunately,

or at least better than we'd wish to. You were always in our grills with your Marlago face,

whether it was in a $220 million taxpayer funded,

sizzle reels, or whether it was your ice barbie wear, though I was personally partial to your cow

girl outfits, because he doesn't like a cabinet secretary who isn't afraid to ride cow girl. He says,

can anyone even name another DHS secretary off the top of their head? Can you recall anything about

Tom Ridge or Jay Johnson? Probably not. But then those guys didn't purchase two Gulfstream G 700

private jets for $200 million on the public dime, complete with a luxury master bedroom for

mile high meetings, or they didn't, and they didn't write memoirs, proudly featuring anecdotes

about shooting their puppy and cold blood in a gravel pit, as proof that they can make those

tough leadership choices. They didn't hold press conferences, defending their troops,

gunning down protesters in the street, as if human beings were untrainable wire hair

pointers or something. This week, after known became the first Trump cabinet official to get fired,

out of the second term, and he says that you have to be pretty rancid pollutant to get treated

out of this cesspool to get tossed out of me. He said there's already lots of troubling questions

about her named successor, Mark Wayne Mullin. A man whose first name can't make up his mind.

Mark Wayne, I've never heard him by named Mark maybe before, actually. But we did have

Christine Ohm and her corruption on full display, as I just mentioned.

I'll read from the notice from your agency. Given the immediate action to significantly reduce

illegal immigration and border crossings, DHS, identified four companies, four of the hundreds

of thousands of companies in the United States, you identified four. One of those is this safe

American media company. Where is safe American media headquartered? I don't know. I don't know

either. Madam Secretary, we can't find it. We can't find it on the website. We did find an address

that's registered for this company. Do you know where that address is? Is there a problem with

this contract? I'll tell you about it. Madam Secretary, the registered to a political

opposition. Madam Secretary, the company, and I'll give you an opt to respond. The company is

registered to a political operative in Virginia. Do you know, just by way of example, whether this

company that received $143 million in taxpayer dollars, has it ever done work for the government

before? I don't know. I can't. The answer is it has not. And do you know why we know that?

Because it was incorporated eight days before this contract went out. You want the American people

to believe that this is all above board at $143 million of taxpayer money just happened to go

to this one company that doesn't have a headquarters, doesn't have a website, has never done

work for the federal government before, and is registered apparently or attached to a residence

from a political operative. And of course, one of the subcontractors of that contract, as you know,

is a political firm that's tied to you back when you were governor of South Dakota. The reason why

I asked these questions is that this is taxpayer money. And I presume, I don't know this for a fact,

but Senator Tillis noted yesterday, the way in which your agency is blocking the inspector general,

from 11 different investigations that it is trying to conduct. I don't know if this happens to you.

A 11 investigation. I certainly hope it is because eventually the facts will become public in this regard.

And yeah, Trump didn't have a choice, but to cut or lose 11 different investigations that are

being blocked. And everybody was on it. Tom Tillis is a Republican. Of course, he's not coming back.

He's not coutowing to the Trump regime. Matt LeBach says, I often find it unintentionally hilarious

when after Trump finally throws someone over, like a known case, after several hundred violations

of ethics and for good taste. And it's safe to condemn one of their own. The Mugabots tend to jump

on a weakened member of the herd with both hooves, practically salivating for a good calling as if

it knew this person needed elimination all along on faulty character grounds. When a Trumpster relative

of mine heard the news of Nome's demonstration, he thrown out the window. A relative who has

unimpeachable personal morals, but who has made excuses for Trump from everything from his

multiple affairs, including a porn star, to invading the Capitol. He's told me he said,

you need to take her to the front of the Capitol and stone her. Oh, okay. He said, never heard him

speak like that about Nome when she was accusing Alex Freddie of domestic terrorism before his

dead body even cooked a cool rather. And then there was Fox's Laura Ingraham, who consistently

defended Nome when she was pilloried by the critics, but who is now demanding to know, why didn't

Trump fire her right away? Unspoken in all these late-hit criticisms of Nome is that she wasn't picked

in spite of being corrupt, but because she signaled all along that she was utterly corruptible.

This is the same way they picked somebody like Dennis Hasterd. He said, this much of the reason I

think MagaBots now spend more time chewing out each other, clawing at each other's eyes. There's

a lot of displaced aggression. Like when your boss humiliates you at work, but instead of telling

him off and quitting, you go home and you kick the dog, or you kick Candace Owen. Not the Candace

Owen doesn't deserve a good kicking. Sorry, I shouldn't threaten that. I say that about the

mentally ill he says, but except for, say Nick Fuentes, who has a lot of other problems,

like being a Hitler-loving insel for starters, but who actually calls BS on Trump these days,

even if he ignored the truth for a decade prior. They're all too cowardly. Here's the key. They're

all too cowardly to criticize the king directly. That's exactly what it is. And it's not that they're

necessarily even cowardly. It's like Alex Jones realized that's where the money is, right?

You sell Trump and you hold him up as some kind of untarnished idle. That's a ticket to a lot of

money. And if you criticize him, you don't have to worry about just about Trump. It's the

Maga herd that will call you. I know that personally. So he says, truly enjoying their

circle of firing squad. They deserve each other. He says, I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod.

Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do.

I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan, which is America's

largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard at yours recently that

said 20 billion one. 20 million is an insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually,

I think, somewhere north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger

and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time

goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if

I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. It's pound 529 from your cell

phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call 24, 7365. Wow,

Dan Morgan from Morgan and Morgan America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show.

Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you.

Well, one last article here before we get to the thing that's on everybody's mind, which is

what's happening with Iran. And specifically, how is Trump taking us into a global depression

at a fast rate? Carrie Lake was put in by Trump to be the head of voice of America. And actually,

I thought that was a pretty apt pairing there between that somebody who had spent her life

as a mainstream media mouthpiece and then jumped on the Trump train and started pushing lies about

the election. And so she got into voice of America and she wanted to fire 500 employees, which I

applaud. I don't support the government running media. I don't support the government running

propaganda media. And of course, when they created voice of America radio for Europe and all these

other things, which Tucker Carlson's dad ran, right? Remember CIA and the background of Tucker

Carlson and how he doesn't really have a problem telling you anything, whether it's true or not,

because that's where daddy was. But you take somebody like Carrie Lake who worked for mainstream

media and would tell you the mainstream lies that you're supposed to hear. And then she went

from that to curing favor with Trump telling lies about the election. She was the perfect fit

for a propaganda organization. Unfortunately for her, she was appointed as interim head and she

did these actions of firing people, which again, I support completely getting rid of this organization

just like in PR. Because what happens is these organizations, when they created them, they wanted

to get a swage everybody's fears that these things would be used domestically. Now these are

only weapons abroad, but we all knew there'd be instruments of tyranny at home. And so what they did

was they came up with a Smith-Month Act, which said, you will not do anything domestically. And

under Obama, they got rid of that. So that was a real harbinger. So I would like to see the whole

deep-sixth along with him PR. But she did these actions as the acting CEO of these two organizations.

And so now Judge has overthrown all that because she was not able to get the votes in the Senate

just like she was unable to get the votes for governor, but she claimed that it had been stolen.

She hasn't made that claim yet about the Senate. She hasn't claimed that the Senate confirmation

hearing votes that she lost were stolen, but just wait. Meanwhile, Trump has vowed to block the

government on signing new laws unless they pass the Save America Act. We've heard all this before

haven't we? Remember during his, you know, Gryff that culminated in January the 6th, he called his

the Save America Act. Now he's got the Save America Act. And the Save America Act was an act

just like Stop the Steel was an act. And January the 6th was a trap. And so now he's out there with

this Save America Act. What are the aspects of this that are going to fix the election? Well,

number one, show voter ID. Good. I'm all for that. Number two, I'm all for this as well.

No mail-in ballots except for military or people who are ill or disabled or traveling.

That's the way it used to be. That's the way it used to be before Trump locked us down and enabled

mail-in balloting for everything. Now you can't show up in person. You have to do vote by mail.

And then he had the audacity to claim about the corruption from the new rules that he'd created.

I always believed that he did that deliberately. I believed that they needed to have

a tag team for this massive scam of the pandemic. I didn't want to put all that on just one party.

I had to share the responsibility. That way when people complain about they can say, well, yeah,

Trump did the vaccine and he locked us down. But it was Biden who mandated the injections and so

forth. And he continued the stuff. That's the way MAGA approaches it. So they had to have that

handoff because if one party, one person had done all of it, people would catch on. People are

starting to catch on though now to what Trump is like because he has now still doing the same thing.

So we're going to talk about what he's doing. Voters opposed Trump on migrant raids and on the

early run strikes, but they back him on other key issues. Things like the borders. So they don't

like the way he's enforcing the immigration stuff, but they don't want to have open borders either.

That's a false choice that people are given. But I think they're looking at this as a

hodgepodge of things because they can't see the pattern. And we're going to show you the pattern.

We come back. It's Trump's global chaos. We saw that beginning with the COVID pandemic. But now you're

going to see it on steroids with this Iraq war and what he is going to be doing as part of that.

We'll take a quick break and we'll be right back.

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Well, the police have tanks now. Don't they, Carol? Okay, the first and second Iraq war.

A war. They identify as military action. It's a bit like pronouns except we kill people.

All right. How about Libya? A war. I'm sorry. There was kinetic action. Not a war.

Venezuela. Well, it was an active war, I think. No, I'm sorry. That was a law enforcement operation.

Not a war. Iran. It's a war. We're doing war things. No, not war things. Preemptive retaliatory

de-escalation action. No, that's, that's, that's not a thing. All right, judges. Okay. How about the

war terrorism? A war. No, it was a coalition-led conditional operation. How about Afghanistan?

Afghanistan was the war on terror. No, I'm sorry. That was a pre-authorized defense stabilization

initiative. Okay, can somebody tell me the rules here? We're on poverty, Carol. Poverty. That's not

even a, like a thing. I'm sorry. You're getting to do this to you. It was a trick question. We don't

have poverty in the United States. The Dow went up to 50,000. Couldn't even get that high amazing.

Don't worry about the Epstein files. War on Christmas. The coffee cup thing? No, that's not a war.

There's a war for the soul of the nation. Whether or not I can wish my children Merry Christmas.

Okay, you know what? I quit. I don't want to do this anymore. Today's magical phrase.

Carol, you just became a United States Congressman. Congratulations, Representative Carol.

Merry Christmas. It's March. Well, okay. Happy Hadoca.

Best fairies I've seen of any of this stuff. Yeah, it's a, is it war? And of course,

I love the one about Iran. Preemptive retaliatory strike. That sounds like what

my, my Johnson was saying, but they attacked three embassies, right? So they did that long after

you bombed them to smithereens. So anyway, the, the judge when they appealed to the judge,

if you saw that, that was a Bolton who was. No, it's not war. No, it's whatever we want it to be.

So the US Senate rejected a war powers resolution. And Iran is now saying that it hit a US

worship of missiles 600 kilometers away in northern Indian ocean. The hoodies and Yemen are

planning to attack vital targets inside Saudi Arabia. Meanwhile, Kurdish forces in a rock have

launched a ground military offensive into Iran against the Iranian government. And these are

just a couple of the issues of what has really been ignited into a regional total war.

Pretty much all the Gulf states are involved in one way or the other. That's what Donald Trump

has done. He set the Gulf states the Middle East on fire. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod.

Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do.

I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan, which is America's

largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard

years recently that said that 20 billion won. 20 billion is insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered.

It's actually, I think, somewhere north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year,

we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and

bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan Morgan? What would

I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. That's pound 529

from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 247-365.

Wow. Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming

by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you.

No question about it. And I guess this is working out pretty well for the vision of Huckabee that

the entire Middle East should belong to Israel. I guess we will see the entire Gaza playbook

enacted here until they can take that over. But I've got some questions here before we,

in comments before we move on. Junk's over says, David, you know, this isn't just about Trump.

The guy won't even blow his nose without permission from his handlers.

And tended to think that this is all about one crazy guy, but it isn't.

Absolutely. I mean, this is, as we just saw with this thing, this has been the deep state.

This is making the deep state deeper, which is a CIA, as a matter of fact. Over the weekend,

I heard this interview with a guy. One of them was a Pablo Escobar, who is anti-war,

and the other one was an Iranian guy. They're being interviewed and asked questions about what

was going on in Iran. I thought it was very interesting because the Iranian guy was so

died in the wall, anti-American, but the reasons are very clear. It's what I've been saying,

what they don't talk about. They talk about, oh, the Islamic Republic has been at war with us

for 50 years or whatever, right? Well, 47. The bottom line is that it started a long time before that.

We preemptively attacked Iran when we overthrew their elected government in 1953.

73 years ago. Then we put in our own dictator, and the people who did that was a CIA,

and then the CIA government consisted of this puppet king, the Shah, and his CIA,

Masad, trained, secret police, who had a brutal regime. That's what this guy was saying. He said,

you know, I teach in the universities in Tehran and the younger people just didn't understand

what I was talking about in America. They couldn't believe it was that bad. He said, now they see it.

If you wanted to have regime change in Iran, you just set back and let the people react to the

totalitarian Iotolas, which is already starting. So what Trump has done, if he wants regime change,

he has snatched defeat out of the jaws of victory. Because now people are seeing this guy who

is a hardcore pro-Khamenei Iotola guy, right? They see that what he was saying about America all

along was true in terms of its interaction with Iran. And you start bombing the civilian population

that always galvanizes the opinion against you. I started doing that in World War II as I said

many times. Hitler thought that he was going to moralize Britain instead. What he did was he gave

them a reason to fight harder. And the same thing is happening right now in Iran. That is the ultimate

blowback against these policies. And yet it's the same people that keep doing this. You're right.

It's the CIA that actually runs our government, runs our foreign policy. It's doing it.

And of course it also is Israel. You had a situation where Trump got the Trump administration,

somebody that got a secret message from the Iranian saying we would like to talk.

And the Israelis were spying on America's secret stuff and then Netanyahu called Trump on the carpet

about it. And he said, I'm not interested in talking to them. I mean, he's also controlled by

foreign government, not just by a government inside our own government, the CIA. Everything that

they do is foreign to the Constitution and foreign to America values and American interests.

But he's also the tool of a foreign government as well.

Marky Mark, thank you for the tip. He says that the daylight savings time started in World War I as

a fuel saving measures instituted by Woodrow Wilson. Yeah. Another thing we can put on his

rap sheet of crimes, Federal Reserve, the income tax rule or one pain like savings time.

Still cursing us from the grave. It's amazing. DGA, thank you for the tip. He says, David Ken,

I asked a question. How does four to six dollar gallon gas help the Republicans keep the house

and Senate in November? Yeah, I don't know if that is the what he wants to do. And of course,

we all saw the stuff from Biden, right? The stickers. I did that. You know, remember that?

Well, here's Trump's version that's going to be coming out. I did that. And he's pointing to the

$3.45 gas, which is about what we are right now in terms of the average around the United States.

It's jumped up tremendously. He's pointing that with one particular finger and it's not the index

finger. It is Donald Trump giving us the finger. Stealth Patriot, thank you for the tip. I

appreciate that. He says, the same way the US will never have any country in their right mind

negotiate with them again. Why would anybody invest their money? It's just there for the taking. That's

right. When you see the treachery, you know, he was talking about Black Rock and Blackstone and

these others that are they're doing this now. They're blocking people taking their money out.

Yeah, that's not going to work out too well for them. But they've already set up this trap inside

of these things to allow them to legally do that. That's what is what the bad part of this is

that they surreptitiously put this in, but it is not trustworthy as well. So don't you don't have

money in there. Don't put any more in. And you might want to start thinking about getting it out.

Tornator, thank you for the tip. He says, happy money to the knife family and everyone in the chat.

So sick of daylight saving time. Yes, me too. I'm very tired today. I can probably hear it in my

voice. After the stroke, once I start to get tired, I start slurring my speech. I'm really

fighting it today, having a difficult time even talking. He said, I posted a meme I made on your ex.

I think you might find it funny. I'll have to check it out.

D.G. 8 says, David, as long as Maga uses the left as the barometer to judge Trump,

we are screwed choosing between the lesser of two evils. Always ensures evil, right? And

sure is losing. He says, as Christians, why would we ever choose evil? I agree. I agree.

As a matter of fact, I heard that all the time with the Libertarian Party, because as a third party,

they got really tired of the lesser of two evil statement. They heard it all the time.

Funny that I don't hear that from Christians, right? The Libertarian Party would always say,

well, less or two evils are still evil. Why are you picking that? I don't hear that from Christians.

That's exactly right. So let's take a look at the oil issue as well and how this is going to

affect things. I said from the very beginning, this is going to be bigger than the OPEC embargo of 1973.

And anybody who was alive at that point in time understands that. And there were

aftershocks of that that went on for quite some time, the inflation, the rapid inflation that we had

in the 70s and the stagflation, all the rest of the stuff, the direct consequence of that.

And by the way, what happened to gold in time? That was its previous record. Hi. Donald Trump is

good for gold. He's not good for anything else, but he's good for gold.

I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today?

It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do.

I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan, which is America's

largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Bill Board of yours recently that said

20 billion won. 20 billion is insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually I think

somewhere north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better

and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on.

Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got

into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. It's pound 529 from your cell phone.

We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call 24 7365. Wow, Dan Morgan,

from Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show.

Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you.

Well, has surge 35% this week. Biggest gain in futures trading. Actually, it's more than that now

because that's talking about the price of gasoline. And now as of this morning,

mentioned the beginning of the show, barrel of oil is now over $100 per gallon as of this morning.

And it was back in the 70s or high 60s just a week ago, rapidly going up. US crude sword 35.6%

biggest weekly gain in the history of the futures contract dating back to 1983.

Brent jumped about 28% for the biggest weekly gain since April of 2020. And that's not the end of it.

We have other markets that are doing much worse. Diesel is up 57% diesel fuel. And that's

something that is really going to just permeate through the supply chain and create massive

inflation for everybody. And jet fuel is up even higher than that. So you're starting to see

the cost of plane tickets skyrocketing. Even if you're going to be able to fly if they don't

shut the airports down, it's going to be very difficult to do it. We just had my daughter who's

still in Austin got tickets for her family to see us in a couple of months. And we, Karen

contact her and said, you know, they were already talking about coming. She said, get your tickets

now. They're going to go way up. She contacted us after they got the tickets two days later.

She said the prices have jumped $100 per ticket. And so my, we look at my mother-in-law, she's 93

years old. Karen has got some tickets over the weekend to try to bring her up here to see the

family and go with her. And she is on the phone trying to get the tickets. They're rapidly going

up. It's incredible what we're seeing here. Now, the way the inflation is happening, a prolonged

war could wreak havoc on global oil and gas market. And we know what that looks like. We've

done this before. The thing that bothers me about all this stuff is that Trump can't possibly be

this stupid. Or even the people around him, it has to be intentional. And it's kind of what I

said about Trump when he was saying, remember back in 2019, you had several states that were

trampling on people's individual right of informed consent about the vaccines and trampling

on the rights of parents because they did not want to have their kids vaccinated because of

religious or because of medical reasons. And Trump came out and said, they got to get it. It's

really going around. It's really going around. They got to get the shots. Got to get the shots.

He was already in on this thing. And he was laying the groundwork for that with that measles

stuff, laying the groundwork for COVID. That was part of the preparation, right? The predictive

programming. And I said at the time, how dare him say that? I mean, this is a guy who is a decade older

than me. And he knows, you know, we didn't even have measles vaccines back then. And everybody had

measles. And it wasn't a life threatening thing. It was, you know, people would have complications

like they do with anything. You can get a cold and you can die from complications from a cold.

But that doesn't mean that you got to vaccinate everybody for the flu shot as if that even made

any difference, which it doesn't. And so I said, how dare him? You know, he's seen that. Well,

how dare him? He's seen the OPEC oil embargo. And so have all the people around him. They're

old enough to remember that. Why would they do that? The guy is a one man OPEC. The guy is a one

man fourth turning as I tweeted out. I said, you know, he is everything that he's done is about

creating global chaos and financial issues grow globally. And that goes hand in hand with a global war.

They always do. That's what happens with four turnings is economic chaos followed by war. And

this is going to be global. Cutters energy minister said that crude prices could reach $150 for

barrel in the coming weeks. If well, tankers were unable to pass through the straight of her moves.

Well, the Trump administration has gone from saying it's going to be four to five weeks.

To now, hegseth is saying eight weeks. And now antiwar says that sources have told

Politico that they're making plans to take this out to September at least. Meanwhile, you've had

other people saying that 25 days is the max that we've got before we have absolute chaos globally.

Because of restriction of energy and inflation of energy prices, even in their earliest

scenario of four to five weeks, they are behind the point of global chaos. So think about what

they're planning on doing. And he said, this could bring down the economies of the world said

cutters energy minister. The Trump administration on Friday. I'm sorry, Trump regime. It's not

administration is regime announced a $20 billion insurance program for oil tankers. They announced

that they would be escorting ships. And then that was taken back. Because then Amy said, we

can't do that. It's too dangerous. You know, we're going to have to bomb Iran a lot more and deprecate

their resources quite a bit more before we even put our ships into those straits literally.

Iraq has shut down one and a half million barrels per day of production to Iraqi officials

told Reuters Kuwait has also started cutting production after running out of storage space.

The market is shifting from pricing, purge, geopolitical risk to grappling with tangible

operational disruption, they said. And here's the issue. There's an excellent

piece from a guy who is the economics editor for Sky News. And it was published by the Times of

London. And he had visited this Saudi Arabian liquid petroleum gas facility, the gigantic one.

I want to say Rosgul, but something like that. Rosgul's the villain from Batman. It's something like

that, but the name of it. But he said, he visited this place once before and he goes, it's just this

massive sea of metal pipes that you get lost in. And that was hit by the Iranians pretty early on.

It's now shut down. And the consequences of that are massive, especially for Europe,

because they have moved over to using gas in the way they get the gas is liquid petroleum. So

that facility, what that facility does is convert the gas to liquid so they can transport it on

the tankers. Now that has had a double whammy. Not only can the tankers not get there,

but it can't be produced in the first place. And this is the kind of thing that's going to make

this last a lot longer, even if the hostilities stopped today. And they started laying traffic

go through the straight of her moves. The damage that's already been done to infrastructure like

that is going to take quite a while to recover. And if these different countries, you know,

Kuwait has shut it down and many others are saying, well, we're going to, we don't have

any more places where we can put the oil. So we're going to have to shut down the wells perhaps.

The alternative is to just start pouring the crude oil out into the ocean,

which is going to be an environmental disaster. But if they shut down these wells,

it's very difficult to get them reopened. And many times it damages them severely.

And so the question is, what are they going to do? I mean, they're caught between a rock and a

harp between a rock and a rock. And it's where they caught. Not just a hard place. But the average

price for a gallon of gasoline jumped by nearly 27 cents in the last week to $3.25. But now it is

just under 350. As I pointed out, you know, Trump did that. That's what you need to put on these

on these different ones. So the US entered its seventh day on this, this war entered its seventh day on

Friday. Hex Seth is boasting. So we've only just begun to fight. Well, that was kind of an

honorable thing when it was in the context of when John Paul Jones said it, but not in the context

of what he is saying here. He loves to talk about how we're not fighting fair. And that was the

plan and all the rest of the stuff. The guy, a lot of people are starting to use the phrase here

reveling in the carnage. It is disgusting to watch War Pete on his speeches. So it's Trump's

lethality, right? It's War Pete is obsessed with lethality. He hates legality. He doesn't want

any rules about how you can fight war. When in reality, the rules are there to try to minimize the

carnage and to try to protect American troops. If you're just going to machine gun people

like the Germans did to the prisoners of the Great Escape, they're going to do that to your soldiers

as well. So those rules are there, War Pete, to protect American soldiers as well as everybody else.

When you violate the Geneva Convention, you're putting your own people at risk. You are inviting

savagery, not civilization. Iran is hoping that we can't sustain this. He said, which is a really

bad miscalculation. He can rain down death from this guy's indefinitely. Well, again, gas hits

the highest average price. It's a fall of 2024. And here they're saying, first that article said

325. This one's saying 332. It was at 349 on Sunday was average price. Gasoline, which reached

a peak of over $6 a gallon to some states under my predecessor said, Trump, it was quite honestly

a disaster, he said. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today?

It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and

a managing partner at Morgan Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty

awesome. Um, I think I saw Bill Board of yours recently that said 20 billion one. 20

millions insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually I think somewhere north probably

closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So

the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does

someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably

the easiest way is dialing pound law. It's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open or

call centers always waiting to take your call 24 7 365. Wow, Dan Morgan from Morgan and Morgan

America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me.

Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. It's now below $2.30 a gallon in most states. He was

bragging about this at the state of the union. Now what is he doing? He said, um, when I visited

the great state of Iowa just a few weeks ago, I saw even a dollar 85 dollar a gallon for gasoline.

Well, it is a disaster and it is a uniparty disaster and some people who are the real power behind

the throne. The last time the national average made a similar weekly jump was back in March of 2022

during the start of the Russian Ukraine conflict. And that was in response to Biden's moves. And what

did Biden's moves do? Did it really hurt Russia? No, Russia gained from that. They actually got a

windfall profit. They put on the sanctions, the sanctions were not very effective. But what the

sanctions did was to raise the price of oil so that Russia could give a huge discount to people

if they paid in gold. And so it was a big windfall, about $300 billion for the Russians and all

that. That's how these these government policies are backfiring on us constantly. Diesel prices

climbing even faster than gasoline prices. Much of the world's economy, of course, some consumer

goods to the food that you eat gets to you thanks to diesel. And not only that, but it's something

that is used by farmers. This is the time of year where they're planting crops. And so farmers

are seeing the diesel fuel costs go sky high. Then all the transportation costs and it's not just

food. It's everything. It's not just gasoline. Since the fighting started in Iran a week ago, gas prices

are up 47%. And diesel is, I'm sorry, diesel is up 47. Gasoline is up 35%. And I said,

diesel is rising so much faster than gasoline because it was in a short supply already heading

into the energy price shock from Trump. So an independent oil analyst, he didn't say from Trump,

I give Trump the credit for what the Trump regime wants to do. And advisor to the global oil

company, Gulf oil he predicts, diesel could hit $5 a gallon this month, this month. For smaller

trucking companies, a diesel spike can be catastrophic. A Chicago based trucking business that was

formed about three years ago. The guy says, I've seen diesel prices fluctuate, but never spike

like that. This is really bad. He said he may have to raise his rates soon to offset the cost, but

the larger trucking companies are already doing that and adding fuel surcharges like UPS is doing. So

you can see the price of everything go up pretty much everything that you have because of our distributed

supply line supply chains and they're distributed even in the United States. Everything is going to be

affected by this. It's like a value added tax being added, just like his tariffs or attacks.

Container shipping companies and other cargo carriers which run on fuel similar to diesel have

also started to impose fuel surcharges. And so coming soon folks, 1970s stagflation, except probably

worse on both the stagnant side and the flation side of cost of plane tickets as they went out.

Likely to source soon, but I told you just a moment ago how we've seen that in our family

immediately. So gasoline up 35%, diesel 47%, jet fuel up 56%. And you're starting to see the

the price. This is, if you look at the price of barrel oil, we've seen even more than that.

And that's going to keep propagating through the system and all these other derivatives that come

from it. Airlines already face a loss of revenue from canceled or diverted flights across the

Middle East amid the war. Larger airlines like United are more able to cope with this than the

smaller ones. Meanwhile, Kuwait has cut their oil output as I said before. Cutter warns that the

straight of her muse choked point chaos, risk global shock. So this is the Hobson's choice that

they're faced with. What do we do with this? We can't shut our production down all the way.

So they're trying to slow it down without completely blocking off the oil wells.

So I thought the graphic that Zero-Hedge had was perfect. Now this massive wall of flames

in the background that looks something like this. This is the reality folks. Look at that.

That is Tehran. That is an old storage or production facility. I don't know which

that was bombed. But when this was put up and a guy was reporting on it and the Persian language,

he had all these people saying this can't be real. It's got to be AI because it's just this massive

billowing wall of fire that you see there. And so they had already put that up as an AI thing.

And they had a ship and everything was, you know, and this graphic that they've got

as Zero-Hedge, this massive wall of fire in the background in the front is a black swan

that is swimming. That's exactly what this is. They black swan event.

I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today?

It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do.

I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan, which is America's

largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw billboard of yours recently that

said 20 billion one. 20 million is an insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually

I think somewhere north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and

batter and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time

goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if

I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. That's pound 529 from

your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 247-365.

Wow. Dan Morgan from Morgan and Morgan America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming

by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you.

So I said, even if a resolution emerges in the near term, restarting the crude fields,

we find ways and export huggings would likely take at least a month and possibly longer,

ignoring the damage that could be done to them as well. So as I said before,

Qatar's energy minister said $150 barrel is coming soon and maybe sooner than you think.

Just like when people are predicting the price of gold, we could see the causes of gold going up.

But most people were surprised at how rapidly it went up. When you look at the

projections for the big banks, there were commodity groups that were looking at it when they

were telling people, well, we think we're going to see $4,500 per ounce gold by the end of

this last year, instead, which you saw was $5,000. And we've consistently seen them

underestimate the volatility of all markets, whether it's gold or the price of oil during this war.

They're underestimating the volatility. This will bring down the economies of the world. He

warned this war continues for a few weeks. GDP growth around the world will be impacted.

Everybody's energy price is going to go higher. There will be no shortage. There will be

shortages for other of some products. And there will be a chain reaction of factories that cannot

supply. This is yet another one of the attacks on the supply chain that Trump administration has

been famous for. And again, as the listener point out, it's not simply the directions of Donald

Trump, but they put him there because he's the guy that can pull it off. Because the people who

normally would oppose this go along with it if they've got Donald Trump out there as a facade.

And everybody sees it as them playing ego politics instead of geopolitics.

On Tuesday, the zero hedge had talked about the number of days of disruption

needed in the Gulf area that would trigger actual panic. And they said turns out as they went

through in that article and detailed it, the number was 25 days. And remember that

that's not even the shortest scenario of the Pentagon, 25 days. So we're really are looking at

energy panic around the world coming. Our main scenario is that if this lasts for four weeks,

things will be completely out of control. This is a guy who is a spokesperson, let's see,

is trying to find the sky's name. He's all haji, but I don't know what his title is. Nevertheless,

he's with one of these Arab states. He says when I say out of control, I mean that even if China

starts releasing oil from its inventories, the problem is that my guess is China would also restrict

exports, which means that oil would remain in China. He says there may be something much larger at

play where they're on serving more as a trigger for a broader strategic objective. Perhaps that

broader strategic objective is the fourth turning. Some people have pointed out that perhaps this

is a play to give the U.S. something of a monopoly on the energy industry. And certainly a case

could be made for that when you look at Trump's targets of Venezuela and Iran. And when you look at

what happened with the Nord Stream pipelines, remember the Nord Stream pipelines, the two countries

that are going to benefit probably the most from this energy crisis this time around are going to be

the U.S. and Russia. And Russia is a big provider of oil and natural gas. And the panic is getting so

bad that Scott Bessent is saying that we're going to relax the sanctions on Russian oil.

The Indians had been very good actors. We had asked them to stop buying sanctioned Russian oil

this fall. They did. They were going to substitute it with U.S. oil. But to ease the

temporary gap of oil around the world, we have given them permission to accept the Russian oil.

We may unsanction other Russian oil. The other thing Treasury can do here, Larry, is there are

hundreds of millions of sanctions, barrels of sanction crude on the water. And in essence by

unsanctioning them, Treasury can create supply. And we are looking at that. We're going to

keep a cadence of announcing measures to bring relief to the market during this conflict. And Larry,

in other words, we can make things legal and we can make them illegal. We gave them the right to

do any of that stuff. And that's another example of the deliberate chaos. And we go back and we

look at the Syrian situation. We look at the Syrian war that was there for the longest time.

That was largely a fight between two pipelines. So you had a U.S. ally, Gulf State ally. I think it

was Kuwait that wanted to put a pipeline across Syria. But Syria wanted to pipeline from Russia

going across them to the U.S. to Europe. And so forth. And so you had the situation in the Nord

Stream pipeline. That was gas that was coming in from Russia to Germany. And Europe and Germany

were getting a lot of Russian gas. And the U.S. did not want that. They wanted them to buy liquid

natural gas from American producers at a higher price. And so that was a big part of what was going

on with that blowing up those pipelines. So we've seen this over and over again. So that may be a

bigger issue that is involved here. But I think a lot of this has to do with the fact these people

need to have, need to feed this forth turning because they want to overturn the order of the world

as it is right now. It's foundational to their new world order. They need to have a global depression

and a global war. That is the fundamental thing, I think. And as a part of that,

you've got the U.S. eyeing a hegemony on oil and petroleum products. But they can't even handle

all the business. And so they are going to release this somewhat for the Russians to be able to

do a little bit more business to keep things from completely melting down. On Thursday with

Reuters, Trump was nonchalant about the rising prices. He said, hey, if they rise, they rise.

Yeah, again, this is the bottom line. He doesn't really care, right? As a matter of fact,

you know, when we look at Trump, he has been of two minds and all this stuff hasn't he?

Right now, not in a very good position. He'll gambling with world war three. You're gambling

with world war three. Or the American people to see what's going on.

That's Trump debating himself right there. Just like you debated Zelensky in the White House.

Is this the beginning of the worst gas crisis the world has ever seen? Again, this is the article

I was talking about before, from the economics editor of Sky News, and this is article carried

by the London Times, the closure of Ross Laffin, that was the one I couldn't remember I was thinking

Ross school, the energy complex could cripple economies, send prices soaring, and halt oil supplies

along with what is happening at the straight of our moves. And that is literally what is going on.

So when you look at the impact of this, and he takes a side, he says, when Russia invaded Ukraine and

Europe pledged to wean itself off of Russia's methane, it turned primarily to shipments of

liquefied gas coming from overseas, coming from the US, and also from Gulf. The shutdown of this

facility in Saudi Arabia, Las Laffin, has thrown that entire market into turmoil. Other countries

are even more exposed. The vast majority of Qatari gas has been loaded onto tankers and ship

to Asia. Nearly 40% of Taiwan's power comes from imported gas. So you just shut down 40% of Taiwan,

which is a lot of the state of the art, my silicon chips come from there now as well, which feeds

the plants that enable the manufacturer of the world's most advanced computer chips. Pakistan,

Bangladesh have no strategic reserves. South Korea reportedly has only enough natural gas

to last for nine days. But again, the earliest scenario of the Trump regime is four to five weeks.

Now they've extended that. Even though if it was stopped today, the damage that's been done

is going to take a while to unwind, longer it goes, the longer it's going to take to get this thing

fixed because it constantly are destroying things. European politicians having barely recovered

from the last energy price shock are now staring down the barrel of something very similar.

British wholesale gas prices doubled last week, a jump that could prefigure a sharp rise in

utility bills. The precise scale of the rise is hard to predict, but it's likely to stretch into

hundreds of pounds on the average bill. This is going to be ruinous to individual households.

Bills though are just a start of it. If there was one lesson from the post 2022 energy crisis,

it was that higher gas prices trickle into nearly every part of the economy. Higher food prices,

higher haircut prices, higher steel prices. The Bank of England is likely to ditch its plans to cut

interest rates for the coming months, or at least that is what investors are assuming.

About the only thing that you can do in the face of this coming wave of inflation, I think,

is to play gold. That's one of the safest things you can do, especially when you look at what

happened with a very, very similar thing with the OPEC oil embargo.

I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today?

It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and

a managing partner at Morgan Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty

awesome. I think I saw billboard of yours recently that said 20 billion one. 20 million is an insane

number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere north, probably closer to

22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will

hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone do in contact

with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is

dialing pound law. That's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open or call centers always

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for an office near you. Those living in the Gulf have two fronts to worry about. The first problem

is that of the oil producers, especially countries like Iraq and Kuwait. They're not equipped for

the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Again, they're the ones who are running out of storage space

or trying to cut production. But if they shut down these these wells, it's going to be damaging

and very difficult to get them started, could possibly permanently damage their oil reservoirs,

he said. The other option is to just start emptying it in the land or the sea or burning it off.

An environmental disaster of monumental proportions. The second problem gets to the heart of the 21st

century Gulf. It's an economy that was attempting to pivot away from oil and gas and towards

services. And so they brought in a lot of people from abroad. 77% of those living in Cutter

are non-native. The analogous figures are 74% in the UAE, 67% in Kuwait, 52% in Bahrain according

to the World Bank data. Others put the proportions even higher. And so that is going to those people

are going to go home or if they are higher paid jobs, if they are lower level workers, what are

they going to do when the economy goes south? Are they going to have to deal with unrest and crime

in their states because of that as well? All this is before you get to the rather more terrifying

questions. What happens if and when Iran begins targeting things like desolination plants,

which by the way they did right after this guy wrote this article, they hit a major desolination plant

in Bahrain and as they points out, that provides most of the water for the region, these desolination

plants. So again, it is a wider war against all the infrastructure that is happening there.

And it's going to take quite some time to undo all this even if they were to start tomorrow.

So if the war was short lived and straights open in a few weeks, the impact might be manageable.

But he said we'll still have an unpleasant wave of inflation. But even a few weeks might be too

long for the Gulf nations. The Petro States whose infrastructure was never built to accommodate a

catastrophe of this kind. The main beneficiaries, on the other hand, are countries outside that

can sell their oil and gas into this new lucrative market, mainly Russia and, yes, America.

America has become the world's largest LNG exporter, liquid natural gas, and it stands to make a

killing and not just with bombs. And so this is going to be the spin that you're going to see from

Maga people as if this is something good or wise. It's not. This is just another fallacy of the

another variation of the broken window fallacy. You're going to start a global war and a global

depression just so that we can monopolize the energy markets. Is that a good trade-off?

The big winner from the Persian Gulf Energy Crisis, of course, is also going to be Russia,

a massive change of fortune for Putin. But he already did pretty well with Biden's sanctions.

So our vessels starting to identify as Chinese in order to transit the Hormuz Chok Point.

And so we're helping Russia. We're helping China. We've very had a couple of cases of,

there's been at least one tanker that's been attacked by drones, but you've had only, I think,

two tankers go through the strait of Hormuz and because they're associated with China,

they start broadcasting. All Chinese owned, all Chinese crew, you know, leave us.

So everybody else has got to try to make the, run the gauntlet of drones and missiles that are

there and the US government can't do anything to protect them. They can hope that they can

deprecate the Iranian military to the extent and they say it's going to take weeks to do that.

Deprecate their military to the extent that they don't have the capability to fire ships that are

there. But as long as they do, the US Navy can't operate under that circumstance, that great risk.

And of course, there's a lot of drones that are being sent as they swarm. Chinese ships

will have a monopoly on the strait of Hormuz trade route. And Russia is going to be selling

lots and lots of oil. So is this a good geopolitical strategy? The Gulf states need food and

other supplies and it all will depend on some kind of a slow boat from China. That is the reality

of what we're looking at, folks. Truly amazing what Trump has done. It is bone-headed stupid,

regardless of who's running the Trump regime. Because we've seen the CIA and all their wars

fail over and over again and this is going to be yet another one to put in that category.

You can bank on it. We'll be right back.

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I can't tell you if the use of force in Iraq today would last five days or five weeks or five

months, but it certainly isn't going to last any longer than that. President Trump has all the

latitude in the world to talk about how long it may or may not take four weeks, two weeks,

six weeks. It could move up. It could move back. Yeah, it's looking just like Iraq, as I said,

it's Iraq, deja vu. Lies about starting the war, the basis for starting the war.

And then, of course, we see this mission creep, or I should say creeps on a mission is really more

appropriate, what we're seeing here. And one of the worst creeps is Pete Hegseth, or Pete.

So, one person said, he's a very dangerous person. He's reveling in the carnage of the Iraq war,

of the Iran war. Brash, bombastic, and out of his depth, Fox News host.

Brash Belakosi sounded more like a cartoon bully than a somber statesman. Death and destruction

from the sky all day long. He wears a red, white, and blue tie and pocket square.

So, this was never meant to be a fair fight. It's not a fair fight. We are punching them while

they're down. And that's exactly how it should be. People like that, folks, are cowards,

fundamentally. And I just got to say, when I look at Pete Hegseth, don't call him a Christian

nationalist. Call him a nationalist if you have to. Don't call him a Christian nationalist.

There is nothing Christian about these actions. He is a reproach to the name of Christ.

45-year-old former Fox News TV host, now commander of the most powerful military,

but this week became the face of Trump's war in Iran. He's rapidly transformed the Pentagon

into a staging ground for an ideological and religious crusade, writes the Guardian.

With my Kismo Christian nationalism and callousness toward the lives of US troops,

so there's nothing Christian about that. The Christian values gave us the just war theory,

saying the only reason you fight wars is to try to preserve more, protect people from greater

slaughter, the same reason that you have police go into a school shooting, trying to stop it.

That's the reality. You don't start wars, and you don't revel in how many people you can kill,

especially in civilians, and you don't try to extend them indefinitely. You have a purpose,

and that is to stop the war. But his purpose is to keep it going.

So, as they point out, he is one that got comments from one person who is with a vet voice

foundation, a nonprofit advocacy organization, said Pete Hegseth is a very dangerous person.

He has the arsenal of the US government at his disposal, and he's got a permission slip from Trump

to deploy carnage wherever he wants against whomever he wishes.

And so, they talk about where he came from. Of course, he studied politics at Princeton University,

and there, he became publisher and editor of the Princeton Tori, a conservative student

journal, which basically focused on culture war issues. After leaving Princeton, he joined the US

Army National Guard as an infantry officer. He had deployments to Gitmo, Cuba, and also tours

of Iran, of Iraq, and Afghanistan. I'm getting those two countries mixed up constantly. I guess

I can be forgiven since the administration seems to get them mixed up. Hegseth became chief executive

of concerned veterans for America, conservative advocacy group, but he departed in 2016 amid allegations

of financial mismanagement, sexual impropriety, and personal misconduct. And in 2018, his mother

wrote the famous letter that went back and forth during his confirmation hearings and said that

you are an abuser of women, have no respect for anybody that does something like that. This is a

mother writing to her son. He once wrote that in the event of a Democrat election when he said

the military and the police will be forced to make a choice. Yes, there will be some form of civil war.

So he's ready for civil war here as well as wars everywhere else. Like I've said so many times.

This fourth turning will most likely be a combination of the three previous fourth

turnings we've had in America, the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, and World War as well. His record

of allegations that he drank while on duty has troubled a tenure running two small veterans

nonprofit organizations and his lack of experience for a post overseeing the world's most

powerful military. The Senate ultimately split 50-50 on confirming him. They needed the

tiebreaker of JD Vance to come in and vote. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan.

Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do.

I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan, which is America's

largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard

years recently that said 20 billion won. 20 billion is an insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered.

It's actually I think somewhere north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year

we get bigger and better and our army grows so the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and

bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan?

What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound

law. That's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always

waiting to take your call 24, 7365. Wow, Dan Morgan from Morgan and Morgan America's largest

injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an

office near you. Hey, Seth has vowed to unleash quote overwhelming and punishing violence on enemies

and promised to dispense with stupid rules of engagement quote unquote. So what do you call it?

And these are rules that were designed to restrict attacks on civilian populations. But not

only that, but these are rules that are designed to not have people murdered that are shipwrecked.

These are rules from the Pentagon. They're therefore a reason because that's what the Nazis did when

the U-boat commanders would sink a ship. Then they would go back and kill all the people who were

trying to survive. It's a heinous crime. This guy is reveling in it.

Hey, Seth has largely forgotten the solemnity of traditional defense secretary in favor of a

performative antics of a partisan broadcaster reveling in America's capacity to inflict violence.

For years, he's cultivated a hyper masculine muscle man aesthetic. Now he's faced with a geopolitical

crisis that demands nuance and strategic foresight. He appears to many people to be out of his

depth. I wish I could say how cavalier obtuse and hopeless. Hey, Seth is at leading the Pentagon

said a Marine Corps veteran. He says I can't even muster the words to describe his self-adulation

matched only in scope by his apparent moral depravity. I would say the same thing is true of Trump.

No one of the two of them are joining forces. They don't need a bumper sticker. They don't need

the bravado and the brashness that he brings. During his Pentagon briefing on the Warren

Wednesday, he adopted a bombastic tone saying of the Iranian leaders. They are toast and they know it

or at least too enough they will know it. America is winning decisively, devastatingly, and without mercy.

He bashed fake news while addressing the six army reservists killed in the Iranian attack

operations and quate. So when a few drones get through or a tragic thing happens,

it's front page news. I get it. The press only wants to make the president look bad,

but try for once to report on the reality. The terms of this war will be set by us at every step.

You know, by the way, when you talk about the six people that were died that were killed,

when they bring them back on the plane and people come to meet them, it's called the dignified

transfer. Trump showed up to show that he was concerned about them. And yet he showed up

with his one of his ball caps on, you know, promoting himself or his mug or something like that.

And he left that on. And a lot of people said, take off the hat. It's called a dignified

transfer because you're supposed to show respect. But I think one of the most interesting things

was that if you think that is being overly critical, what Fox News did was they aired footage

that was of a previous dignified transfer. So as they're talking about Trump showing up,

they are showing footage from a couple of years ago, you know, previous administration,

we showed up and he was not wearing a ball cap. So they understood how that was going to play

and they went in the other direction. And then, of course, there's the fact that he's loyal only to

Trump. And even to the extent as he pushes down on that, he says, it's outrageous. You have a

national effort by all the media, regardless of partisan bent to memorialize and honor the dead.

And he sees that simply as a tactic to bring down Trump. Well, of course, Fox News did just the

opposite. They covered for him. And it says loyalty solely to Trump that is one of the scariest

things about Higgseth. Now, even to the extent that it takes precedence over his sympathy and

respect for the fallen soldiers, you're looking at the tattoos that he's got. He's got the Jerusalem

cross. And he's got another one that has a Latin phrase, douce vault, which means God wills it.

Well, no, God does not will this. God does not will what he is involved. As a matter of fact,

God wills just the opposite. You might want to read the Bible rather than his tattoo.

It is actually pronounced dais vault. Oh, okay. Yeah, that's a douce. I'm not having a good day

today either. Yeah, dais not Zeus. Anyway, it's 2020 book. He might like Zeus a little bit more.

Yeah, he says Lee in the killing. Yeah, he seems to be a Zeus follower. I think

instead of a dais. And it's 2020 book, American crusade wrote those who benefit from Western

civilization should think a crusader. He suggests Democrat politics alone may not suffice to

achieve the goals of his political allies. I should say Democratic. He says we don't want to fight,

but like our fellow Christians 1000 years ago, we must. Well, that is where this guy is trying to

take us here. And so again, he attends Pilgrim Hill reformed fellowship, a church that is linked to

the communion of reformed evangelical churches co-founded by Doug Wilson. They need to stand up to

this guy. They need to tell him what's right and wrong because obviously he doesn't know. He's

another one of these celebrity Christian recruits that then become the face of Christianity when they

don't really know what's happening. A guard, Goltzmann says Trump and Bessent are counting on the U.K.

EU and Germany debasing their currencies, even more to let Trump and the Fed lower US rates water

down the US currency as well. Yeah, it is across the board. We're looking at total economic chaos

that's here. So, Hexas own version of Christianity is one that's built around a certain Christian

advancement that comes to domination of governments of nations. He believes that not only is the

military at his disposal for this purpose, but it's there to fulfill God's agenda for the world.

And that's a sad thing. When you look at it, a lot of bad theology is driving Christians at this

point in time to become kind of nihilistic and apocalyptic. Very much like Muslims, for example.

That is not Christianity, folks. That is a bastardized version of Christianity if ever there was one.

Hexath was mocking Iranians that think they're going to live. There was a

way. Well, I don't have time for it, but they accused him of, they accused the BBC of saying that

Hexath wanted to kill the Iranian people and reign death down on them when he said the Iranian

regime. And yet, you have people like Lindsey Graham actually saying the Iranian people, they

don't make a distinction. And quite frankly, neither does Hexath if he's going to bomb civilian

populations as primary targets. That's all the time we've got for today. We'll

continue with this as the as things developed tomorrow. Thank you for joining us.

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