Trump's Biggest War Is On Americans / Israel Works To Coverup Gaza Evidence

0:00Hello everybody, welcome to Dangerous Ideas. It's good to be here. Hope you're excited. I'm excited as I am. What is everybody? What is everybody? That's what I want to say. What is everybody? Listen. What are you? All right, today we're going to talk about the Trump's biggest war. It's honestly the one he seems to put the most kind of effort into, the one that seems to have the most, the most, the most laws and various aspects to it. And yet it's his largest war in that respect. And yet it's very talked about relatively little for Trump's wars, of his many wars. And that is the war on the American people. I'm going to talk about that. I'm also going to get into more lying from RFK Jr.

1:01I might actually be prosecuted for one of his lies. That'll be a change. Israel is, and this has not gotten nearly enough coverage, is working very hard to, this being a coverage to cover up the genocide. I mean, it's kind of amazing. You think like everyone knows they've committed genocide. It's not even a question anymore. Even like, complete assholes who are trying to defend Israel as they commit genocide are kind of like, I don't like the word term genocide, but there's been a war is ugly. Anyway, even they can barely defend it or they can't defend it, but they try sometimes. But still, Israel is carting unbelievable amounts. I'll give you the exact numbers in a few minutes, but of debris, rubble, etc. out of Gaza basically to cover up the crime. It'd be like, if you murder someone, there's a lot to do, right? There's a lot of work that after the murder, you got to dispose of the body, you got to

2:01get some bleach, you got to, like, not that I know, not that I know. I just have a friend who happened to ask me to help him one time. You got to clean up all the bloodstains. You got to get, if there was a fight, there's a lot of broken stuff around. You can't have broken stuff laying around, you got to get rid of that. Whole thing. Imagine that times 100,000 people. That's what Israel's trying to do right now. It's gotten relatively little coverage about the amount of evidence they're trying to dispose of. Truly is unbelievable. So I'll be talking about that. Yeah, I got a lot of stuff. Got a lot of stuff coming up. So click thumbs up, click share. We're more suppressed than ever as I let you know every time. Every time I mean it, as in it's gotten worse than the last week you saw me. But so let's do it. So in Trump's war on the American people, there's there's multiple aspects to this. We're going to start off with the ice war on the American people and then move beyond that. Trump's ice has detained more people than the population of Atlanta.

3:06And here's, you know, you guys who follow my stuff, you know that I don't exempt the Democrats from being anti-immigrant. I say many times that Obama deported more people than Trump did, although Trump's trying to beat that record. But what the difference is, what the biggest difference is, I'd say, is that Trump is absolutely arresting more people. He can't get them all deported fast enough. So you end up with hundreds of thousands. I believe it's six to 700,000 since the beginning of his second term have been arrested and put in these detention camps, these concentration camps that the US is creating, US government is creating across the country. But anyway, Trump has now detained more people than the population of Atlanta and the population of Baltimore, which is where I live. More than 45,000 people were detained just last month. The highest number since Trump retook office in total since Trump's inauguration last year, ice has detained over 610,000 people, which is more than the population of Atlanta,

4:10Baltimore, Milwaukee, or the state of Wyoming. And yet of Wyoming still gets two electoral votes. Explain that to me. Explain to me how your eight people get two electoral votes. It makes no sense at times or whatever number of electoral votes they get. I don't know. At times, previous administrations, both Democratic and Republican, have booked hundreds of thousands of people into ice custody for processing. All right. I have to look it up. Yeah, three. Okay. So I thought I was either two or three, right? Because they have, they have what, two senators and then one representative. Anyway, you get the point. Sorry to be off by one. Last year, more than 270,000 people spent at least a week detained surpassing any other year since 2012 under Obama. However, even as Trump's enforcement upends lives and livelihoods in immigrant communities, the number of people detained and deported falls far short of the president's goal of

5:13deporting a million people per year. Yeah, I mean, is it a fucking horror show? And now they're, where was that graph? I was like, they're imprisoning far more immigrants who have not committed any crime. That's another new, new, new action that the Trump administration has been taking. Here's a chart from CBS News, ice arrests, surge driven by arrest of those without any criminal records. So you can see that for a while, the number with a criminal record and the number with this pending charges. And then there's similar civil immigration violations only, which so basically if you take immigration violations out of the mix, meaning you're only talking about other crimes, those wouldn't count. And that is now the biggest number of arrests, meaning they have no other criminal complaint.

6:14There's no problem. They're basically perfect citizen in terms of crimes committed. And at first, these lines were fairly close to each other. And now in the past month to two months, you see a massive spike in arresting people who had no other charges against them, just destroying lives because they can, because these are psychopaths. And I feel like we need to use that word more often, need to understand it more often. And we need to start out having a psychopath test at every door of the White House, which is, I've been saying it for a long, long, good amount of time here. Here's a little more from AJ plus ice detainees and their families used Google reviews to tell the world about their abuse. So this, I first saw this a week or two ago, but Google reviews were being used on ice detention facilities in order to explain what had been done to them there. And so Google, hopefully, because there's no, there's no like crime or horror show that

7:17Google isn't willing to facilitate. At every step of the way, they're like, how can we help you make this more of a horror show? And so Google has now erased these reviews of ice detention facilities that detail the harm being done to humans. And the post says this is how big tech is silencing activism. A recent study discovered that Google deleted reviews of ice detention facilities. The place, here's one of the reviews. The place is infested with roaches. Here's another one. They've been without air conditioning for three days. A detainee described shivering under a single thin blanket while staff refused to raise the temperature. The removals came without notice or explanation. Google has previously said it has the right to remove. Yeah, we know you have the fucking right asshole. Yeah, a lot of people have rights. There are a lot of companies have rights to do things. If you're a company, you technically have the right to buy all their elections. That don't mean we have to sit here and be like, it's great. I love it. We know, yes, Google, you can erase every Google review. That is absolutely true.

8:17You have the right to do that. It doesn't make it okay. It doesn't make you good people. 26 facilities studied. How 16 100 plus reviews, sorry, had 16 100 plus reviews in 2025. Today almost all of those reviews are gone. So Google had to do a mass purge of all of these reviews of ice detainee, the situations, detainment centers. And I also love the creative activism of like, how about we start giving Google reviews to our detention facilities? How about? We get on our phones in the rare case that ice lets you use your phone. And we post how we're being treated here. How's that sound? If Google is willing to quietly remove critical reviews of ice detention facilities, what other types of expression might it be willing to erase? Yeah, all of it. If it's going to help the US empire, Google will erase any fucking thing. If it helps the US empire, continue to do fascism.

9:18Just to just do it. Just do fascism. Google has previously complied with government requests to crack down on activism against ice. It blocked Android users from downloading ice block, a major crowdsourced ice tracking app. Apple also removed ice block from its app store amid the same pressure. A drop-side news investigation also revealed meta had deleted over 90,000 posts at Israel's request. Yeah, I've covered that story before. It's launching its war on Gaza in 2023. Most of the content was either pro-Palestinian or critical of Israel. Metas own systems targeted a reported 38.8 million posts about Israel. Do you understand the amount of work it takes to try to cover up genocide and to try to cover up the mass fascism perpetrated by the Trump administration and by the US government and by our law enforcement, by our criminal law enforcement.

10:20It takes a lot of work. Here's maybe you could win them over like that, maybe say, hey, you guys need a break. You're overworked. Everybody in Google, everybody in meta, everybody at the White House, you're all overworked. How about you stop suppressing all of the truth that we're trying to get out there and imagine how much less work that is for you? You don't even have to click buttons anymore. You can just sit back and just let people report the truth. It'd be so easy for you guys. Human rights orgs have demanded that online platforms follow the following rules to protect political dissent. Publish how content takedowns actually work. No, why would they provide substantial time for appeals after removals? By the way, these are all funny to me because I, you know, my TikTok band without warning a right to appeal my Facebook all shadow bands. It's like I've never gotten any alerts about doing things wrong. If you look at my community guidelines, violations, I essentially have none.

11:20Like none of my accounts have any violations. They just take them down anyway. They just I guess I'm kind of their nightmare because I am reporting all the truth, reporting all of the imperial crimes. Post photos of dead children so they can't give me tons of community guidelines, strikes. So they're just like, just just to lead them anyway, just then, God, matter. Okay. So that was a bit about Trump's war on the American people in terms of ice. Let's move to another acronym, which I've been reporting on a bunch in the past two weeks. Snap. The latest, I've already done segments on how snap just cut like 40 million people. One that if I have that number right, no, sorry, four, four million people lost their snap. 40 million were on snap, maybe something like that. Maybe that's closer. But, but more and more losing their snap benefits for those you in other countries that's just our nickname for, for food benefits.

12:23Like those who are hungry get food, get money to afford food. The poorest of the poor get money to afford food. And Trump has got a bunch of different ways to knock more and more people off those benefit. And here's the latest, advent, the latest information. People are receiving their snap denial envelopes in the mail. And on the envelope, it provides the suicide hotline. So you legit have the US government sending notices to people to say, hey, we know you're very poor, we know you can't afford food. We're going to stop this tiny amount of money. It's really not much money. This tiny amount of money that helps you be able to not starve. We're going to stop sending that to you. But don't worry. Here's a phone number you can call if you're going to take your life legit. And it has a picture of the suicide hotline on the envelope for the denial of snap benefit. Yeah, this is just reiterating.

13:25The next page is just reiterating that millions of people have lost their food assistance since the big, beautiful bill was passed. As discussed on the last episode, it mostly has to do with the work requirements. However, it's not actually that these people aren't working or trying to get work. It is far more to do with simply the red tape involved with work requirements, making it very difficult for people to prove that they were working or prove that they tried to get work. And it just makes a million hoops for them to jump through and paperwork and they get one thing wrong. And that's a reason to cut them off the benefits. So that's actually the bigger reason that these millions have lost their benefits, not that they're not actually trying to find a job. And so people are sharing what actually happened. Here's some examples. A full-time caregiver in Florida taking care of her own father was dropped for not meeting work requirements because it was her own father that she was giving care to.

14:26There's a caretaker exemption. She qualified for it. She submitted everything on time. They just didn't look at it. Or they probably looked at it and decided, oh, she didn't spell that correctly. Or this is written out of the wrong area. So we'll just say she didn't fill out the paperwork correctly. A volunteer spending 40 hours a week at a long-term care facility visiting a relative and other residents was told by her care worker, that's just what people do for family, get a real volunteer position and they cut her off of her food benefit. Keep in mind, these are all poor people who are getting cut off. There's no one on snap who's rolling in dough and is upset that they're, you know, $30 or $50 isn't rolling in because if you're wealthy, you don't care about $30 or $50. These are all poor people in America having their food cut off. In New York City, one person's entire case was closed because the system said they didn't

15:27submit a form by mail. They submitted it through the app. The moment it was due, they called for help. No one called back, case closed, cut off their benefit. In Alabama, mom's benefits got renewed at $24 a month, down from $159 a month. So now she's getting $24 a month. And for those of you not in the US, in most areas that would maybe get you and a family member or maybe just you, a meal at like, you know, Taco Bell or one of the, one of the cheapest food places you could think of, you might be able to get you and a family member a meal there. I guess if you went with the cheaper options, after the most drawn out renewal process her family had ever seen, it's down to $24 for a month of food. That's $24 a month. So basically, again, that might, for one month, that might get you and a family member,

16:27a meal at Taco Bell. A senior on-discipline ability saw their rent go up to $300. So suddenly their rent shoots up $300 a month. Their electricity went down by $50. Well, that's good. Pretty close, Trissy didn't down. But the food benefits, the SNAP benefits saw the $50 savings in the electricity. They ignored the $300 rent hike and brought the new benefit down to $24 a month. So basically, we will look at ways you say you've saved money by your electricity going down and we'll ignore the fact your rent shut up. An elderly person living on SoScierti tried to complete a required phone interview called and called and called always busy and possible to get through after three months of trying. They were denied. They said, quote, happy that my $450 has helped the poor government. So yeah, there's just example after example after example, four million people. Okay, so I did get it right after I got it wrong initially, but then I shifted and said

17:28four million people have been cut from food assistance in the past year. Over one million of them are children. Also, just last year it was found that 50% of American children are at or below the poverty line. 50% of American kids are at or below the poverty line, which is already too low. So Trump's biggest war really is against the American people. I mean, amazingly, it's against a lot of people who voted for him. But then here's another way that he is at war with the American people and those who voted for him, this from the American prospect, they always do good work. If you want to learn what sources do good work, check out radindymedia.com. That's the free resource that Ellen Goldfield and I created together. Let's see, where's that rad Indii and DIE media.com. Completely free. You could just use it as your morning newspaper.

18:28And yeah, it's all it's all the good sources. It's all the sources that you can trust or at least most of the time, radindymedia.com. But anyway, how Trump declared economic war on his own people is from David Dayon who always does great work. Having failed at and then become bored with a shooting war, Donald Trump is returning to what really gets him up in the morning and economic war and economic D day for Iran was announced at around the same time as retaliatory trade measures against Canada, a demonstration of the fact that to Trump, there's no functional difference between tariffs and economic sanctions. I've seen some commentators discuss this as a more humanitarian way to handle Iran as if starving a country's citizens is somehow preferable to bombing them. It is true that we act like people dying from starvation is different than dying from bombs or it's better, sorry, better than it is different, but better than dying from bombs. And the truth is that depending on the type of sanctions, there can actually be like in Syria,

19:35the number of people we killed with economic war is just God only knows. I don't think anyone's ever done that analysis, but it's a fuck ton, a veritable fuck ton. And it's like, I don't know that the US could have hoped to kill so many Syrians with bombs, but we did a great job killing them with economic war. And it's not just to food, obviously, it's also medical supplies and things that people can't afford. And hospitals can afford administration actions in the past couple of years have been almost deliberately designed to raise prices on everyone across the United States. Trump is trying to temper that with countermeasures that are breeding anger among his most loyal supporters. So basically he doesn't give a shit. Let's be 100% clear. Let's not even kid for a man. He doesn't give a shit about the American people at all, at all. He is a narcissistic, mangalomaniacal sociopath. Okay, there is not a second he cares about an American person.

20:36What occasionally in the moments where it looks like he cares for an American person, it is because either he's doing something that he knows will anger the Democrats and it happens to have some benefits for people. Or he's trying to do something to help some of the people that are most likely to vote for him. Like farmers are far more likely to vote for Trump because they're far more likely to be in red states, etc. So he is occasionally, occasionally he'll do something that is designed to help people, but it's actually because he wants to, he's trying to help his, the people he knows will vote for Trump and vote for Republicans. It's not because he gives a shit about America. Attempts to break the will of Iran. And so this part right here just basically shows you how what Trump's doing as Iran is actually also a war against the American people. Attempts to break the will of Iran have a millennial old

21:39track record of nearly unbroken failure, including by Trump himself in his first term. And the idea that America has been holding back on Iran and hasn't brought out the heavy stuff is highly questionable as the country has been under never-ending sanctions since 1979. But whatever attack the US throws out, the expectation is that Iran's hardline leadership will strike back in a way that imposes maximum pressure on the US economy. Not a single drop of oil will be exported through the straight-of-form moves they have said. So they're having this D-Day plan, right? They've announced Trump percent have announced, oh, we're really going to hit Iran with economic war. We're like they've never seen before. But listen to what that entails, what that will likely. This plan for Iran known as Operation Economic Outcast is to penalize with secondary sanctions the countries that do business with Iran. So step one is to lock up all of Iran's business

22:41dealings that the US has economic control of and can through the international settlements, financial settlements is able to do to able to shut off also any US allies that can just be told, hey, don't do business with Iran and they go, okay, we'll do whatever US says. So that's step two. They already did this most of this long ago. Another is any international money that the US can just freeze assets. They sort of done that. Some of that they were supposed to the US were supposed to get back to Iran and the memo of understanding of course they didn't. But the final step is to say, now even the countries that we kind of don't like that we're not really allies with a bunch of African countries, certain Latin American countries like Venezuela if we hadn't gone in and kidnapped their leader, etc. China is the biggest example, Russia. But we're now going to put aggressive economic war on countries that do business with Iran that dare to speak to Iran. And as David Dayan says,

23:47so the secondary sanctions, the countries that do the most business with them. And topping the list of trading partners is China. The first thing China will likely do in response to sanctions is to restart buying up oil at prior rates. I did a segment and a sub-stack. It went a little bit viral, but a sub-stack recently, free to read it really camp.substack.com about how China has kind of saved the global economy over the past four or five months. Because China has stopped importing so much oil, which they're about 5% of global oil they've stopped importing, which has allowed that oil to be available or allowed that much more oil to be available for the global markets, which has saved a lot of the global markets. It's saved countries in Europe. It saved the US gas prices for not shooting up many grocery prices, etc. So in many ways, the global markets are being propped up by China's decision to do this. Now,

24:54this is not to say China is just doing it because they love Americans. They're doing it for several reasons. One reason it gives them a lot of power. Another is China's economy is based on selling things to those countries, to Europe, to the US, etc. And if all of those countries suddenly have incredible financial strife, economic collapse, China loses those markets. So it's not just saying they're doing it for themselves, but anyway, China will likely respond by buying up oil at prior rates. And if Americans don't like $4 gas, $4 a gallon gas now, wait until it's $6. And in truth, we'd be lucky to get away with just a price hike and not crippling shortages. So we may see crippling oil shortages, but at minimum, we'll soon see $6 a gallon gas. Well, the price of gasoline gets the headlines. Diesel fuel used by most trucks is already above $5.60 gallon. That's an enormous cost pressure on retailers. Farmers who use diesel fuel for harvesting equipment.

26:00Oh, yes, surprise. It's harvest season or really anyone who has to ship anything. And guess where those prices go? Like those price increases. If the diesel costs go up, do you think the companies, the agricultural companies, the food sellers, the middleman, the people selling other products that are shipped across again? Do you think all of them go? I'll just eat those costs. I'll just deal with that on my end. You know what? I didn't like profit anyway. I'm going to just pay for that myself, make sure my customers have the same price. Do you think that's what happens? Heck no. That is not what happens. Instead, all of those companies go. I'm going to pass most, if not all of those costs on to the consumer. All your prices go up. It becomes a price attacks on average American. It becomes both a tax and a tax, both a space T a X and a T T a C K S. It becomes both of those

27:00things on Americans. Since every farmer and trucker and auto worker is also a consumer along with the rest of us, Trump is trying to fix the consumer price side of things so that he can get more votes. Trump started with beef, announcing the precise opposite of the economic sanctions that have been his main domestic and geopolitical tool in the second term. He announced a tariff exemption for 300,000 metric tons of beef imports, which would be sold at 25% below the current market price per a deal with foreign suppliers. Here's the thing about that. All of those 300,000 metric tons of beef amounts to 1% of the beef sold in America. So it almost changes nothing. Now, if you want to go a little deeper to core reality, we all need to stop eating. So totally destroying the plan number one cause climate change, number one cause of environmental destruction, deforestation, etc. So we should really at least at least de creek. Could you could you decrease the meat intake by, you know,

28:04let's be nice and say 30% to start. Just start with 30%. And then we'll move up as the world gets worse and you do it. But just, can you cut back a little? It's the most of us not even good for you. Most of us like fill it down, fill it down, fill it, fucking, it's chemicals. It's just, it's as high pitches I can go right now. It's as high as I go. It's possible that the anti-noise filter on the stream yard was just cutting all that out. I don't know. Anyway, to conclude here, David Dayan says Trump is finding that getting out of this predicament will deliver pain to the people he promised to represent. Of course, he doesn't give a shit about him, but he wants the votes. And as prices linger higher, the American consumer can no longer hold out. And when I say once the votes, I realize he's technically not supposed to run for another term, but he might want the votes because he somehow thinks he's getting a third term. Be he wants the votes for Republicans, because he knows that means he gets more control of the government. See, he doesn't just want the

29:08votes. He wants the legacy. He wants to go out as Mr. Popular President. If he, I mean, in his mind, he'll always be president, but you know what I mean? He wants to, he wants the biggest statues and all that shit. So, so it's not just like the literal votes. It's also the metaphorical. He wants people to like him so that he can have all the statues and shit. Retail sales fell in July, partially because Amazon moved up its prime day, but also fucking horrible shit company. But more likely due to an economy that is well out of gas. Ah, David, you got us with a pun. It turns out that if you want to have a successful government, you should have the faintest idea what you're doing from one moment to the next. And he sure, I mean, Trump surely doesn't. It's all about just responding to how, how can he continue to own things, run things, bend people to his will. But also corporate America doesn't think beyond, you know, next quarter. So there's no like long-term

30:09plan for the environment, for the world, for the people. None of that. That's why when a product's giving you cancer like Johnson and Johnson, Taukem powder, Johnson Johnson can find out about this or have inklings about this or start to know about this. And yet they keep telling it. And they don't worry about it because they know that first of all, they don't care about human beings. You in order to run one of these companies, you got to be a psychopath. It's almost mutual exclusive to, you know, to be running these companies and not be a psychopath. But beyond that, they know that next quarter, next year, looks good if they keep selling all the baby powder, Taukem powder, all that shit. Looks good. So keep doing it. And if we ever get caught, yeah, some bunch of people die. But if we ever get caught, we'll pay whatever billions of dollars I covered the story, whatever two weeks ago where Johnson Johnson's paying billions of dollars for that Taukem powder. It's not a lot compared to how much they made from the Taukem powder, from the powder sales, from the business. It's a speeding ticket for doing business and for

31:11making some gargantuan amount of money. So everything, even killing your customers is only, they only think six months away, way corporations work. So killing the customers is not really concerned unless they like, you know, you're selling a pair of shoes and people put it on it, instantly implode, that would be bad for me. Like that looks bad. So, but as long as you're killing them long time, and look at cigarettes, cigarettes got away with it for a generation or more, they knew they were killing their customers, didn't matter. Not killing fast enough to actually impact sales enough to one bad, one that bad. Also just side note, if you wanted to, you know, if you're still a Johnson and Johnson fan, do you have any idea how many babies it takes to make just one bottle of baby powder? It's it, I think it's like 15, 16 babies have to be ground up to make just one thing a baby powder. So, you know, I feel like that's a lot. If you're one like one baby per bottle, you got a ground up one baby to make one bottle of baby powder. Then I'd be, that's like reasonable. Like you're in the realm of like, okay, but we got to have baby powder.

32:14But when it's like 15, 16 babies, I mean, I'm talking small, I'm not even talking family size. 15, 16 babies ground up to make like one normal size baby powder. So, it's just, it's too much, it's too much. Okay, moving on. I spent longer on that topic than, I thought I would. Well, I know I'm not going to get to this topic later, but that's okay because it is a sub-stag post. So, that I put up today, it is, it's about, maybe I'll probably do a segment on it in the next we link, but it's about how the creators of AI all say that AI, I mean, literally almost all of them, the creators, the CEOs, etc. The, the, the, the, the, the, ruling elite of AI say AI could or will destroy us all. These are the people making the most money from it. These are the people who are most informed about it, even if you want to say, you know, this one or that one musk or all of them or whatever is a jackass and an idiot, they still have inside knowledge about these things. And if you look at all these, many of them

33:18are psychopaths, but that doesn't change the point. The point is they all seem to know and they have stated that AI will or could, most of them say could, kill all of humanity. And I go through the list. I give you the top eight. Some of them are famous like musk, old men and Bill Gates, but plenty of them you might not even know their names, but these are the top AI scientists, the people most responsible for bringing us AI in various ways. And they're all running around some more, some less saying it will kill us all or could kill us all. All that, that article is at reallycamp.subtech.com. It is free to read. I tried something new, which if it's not working the way I think it is, you'll have to let me know where I added just a little kind of extra thoughts at the end that are for members. So basically I finished a column and the column ends, but then it says I have some more just kind of extra thoughts on this topic, which I put here for

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36:30of like people would be like, wow, that guy, wow, is he lie a lot? It's really impressive. And if you watch his, not necessarily, I don't know how many debates he does, but he'll be interviewed by people who are contentious. And if you watch what he does, it's, and you actually try, he throws out just a barrage of mostly lies. And the person can't possibly like, you'd have to spend 247 for like a month just studying every, every scientific paper, everything that's, you'd have to have so much base knowledge to refute all of the lies he sprays that you end up just getting bogged down in it. And you can't actually respond. And so he, like if you think he's telling the truth, he ends up looking fairly good. Like you're like, oh, this guy knows his shit man. Where? Look like I can go. But anyway, the lie that they're getting him for because he lied, I guess, under oath to Congress or, I don't know how that works. But they actually have like more clear evidence

37:36of a straight out lie than normal during his Senate confirmation hearings. He said his trip to was it, where was his trip to? Yes, Samoa. Yeah. He said his trip to Samoa had nothing to do with vaccines. And because for most of you know that his trip to Samoa, he goes to Samoa. He tells everyone that vaccines are killing people. They then, Samoa then stops vaccinating the children. They then have dozens and dozens of children die from, I believe, measles or mumps or something. So he is in many ways directly responsible because his visit was big news. It was big news that he was there and what he said and everything. So it wasn't just like lost in the fog of a million report. This, this is big news. RFK juniors in Samoa, he supports us. He says vaccines are killing kids. So no one gets vaccinated and then literally dozens died. So it was like,

38:41the reason it's more interesting or more like you can point to it more than other things is because most of the times you can't point to like, oh, these people died because of A, B or C. It's much harder. But in this case, it was like so clear that he goes there. He does this. It's in the news. People stop getting their vaccines for the kids and then the kids die. Like it was so cut and dry. So anyway, during a Senate confirmation, he adds about this and he says, my trip to Samoa had nothing to do with vaccines. And but they now have his emails. And within his emails, he says, this is before prior to his trip to Samoa, an official. So he says, I would propose my dream. My team can talk to detailed him, help them from informatics assessment. It's a Mo of what happened with your MMR vaccines. And anyway, the point is they now have emails that prove that he went to Samoa because of vaccines, which is a more clear lie than a lot of lies you'll see from him.

39:43So it looks like he could be actually prosecuted in that case for straight up lying, which is rather it's kind of tough to prosecute someone for a lie. But anyway, he also loves to lie about Israel, loves to defend genocide, loves to lie about Palestinians in every way. He's called gods are the most coddled people on earth in the midst of a genocide. He says they're most coddled human beings on earth, which is, I mean, to be that despicable and that horrific and like just that much of a sociopath is well really psychopath is impressive. I guess good for him. Hansine and seen quite that level recently, except from Donald Trump and some others. But anyway, the latest recall under RFK, Jr's tenure, because everything's getting recalled. And of course, we're now we've got diarrhea parasites in our lettuce and everything else because he's cut a lot of regulation, a lot of food regulation. Anyway, recall has been issued

40:46for IV saline injections due to contamination with fiberglass. I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, these saline and IVs, you use for catheters, it's you for IV drips, it's you for nasal irrigation and cleaning. It's used in a lot of everything, a lot of everything. And now it's showing that is fiberglass in it, which is, you know, you know what you don't want in a catheter fiberglass. That's kind of I, I would put that at the top of my list of shit. I don't want to get that. Oh my god. Um, saline is the most used medical solution in the world. Um, and where is that list? Uh, this person posted, there's explosive diarrhea lettuce. There's screw worm in the beef, blue bird, blueberries that will kill you. Measel's cases are at a record high. Now there's fiber glass and IV saline and IV saline deregulation kills. And it does. Uh, now the fact that a lot of your mainstream media will ignore is that a lot of our regulatory committees and organizations have

41:47been, had been gutted before RFK junior. He's just making it worse. He's just making it so that things that were already pretty torn apart are now even more torn apart. EPA was already doing a shit job. And now he's basically, and the Trump administration are basically making sure it can do nothing. Um, so it's just making things worse. But yeah, God love RFK and it's, you know, it's lies about the past. Any people are really to, there's something about someone who grew up rich, richer than anyone ever sees more famous than most people ever see, like growing up with that kind of privilege, unbelievable fucking privilege. And being like my life's mission is now to facilitate genus. I think the gods and people have it to ease. I think that poor people have it to is really special place in hell if hell were, if hell, if hell were real, special place in hell. Speaking of Israel, Israel is trying to wipe away the evidence of the genocide. And again, you

42:52might see this and go, like everyone knows it's like it's so out there already. Why would they do this? The reason they're doing this is because the official, you know, ICC or UN or what have you reports on genocide have not come out or they can get bogged down in years of adjudication. And, and therefore it's actually beneficial to Israel to wipe away evidence of this genocide, at least to the extent they can. But they cart off rubble, this from Euro Med Monitor. They're carting off rubble to the tune of 100 trucks a day. The Israeli forces, along with Israeli civilian contractors, are conducting a wide and organized operation to process and clear rubble. Hey, it sounds like us after 9-11. You ever wonder what happened to the 9-11 rubble? Yeah, most of it processed and cleared in a matter of weeks. And yeah, there's like seven pieces that they

43:52shipped around the world so that we could make monuments out of them. But other than that, 9-11 rubble don't know what happened to it. Just disappear. Hundreds of thousands of tons of rubble. Just who knows? Clear the rubble from the neighbor of the facilities that have destroyed, they have destroyed, sorry, in the Gaza Strip and relocated from areas under their military control to outside the strip. This is occurring without any official record of the quantities removed or independent oversight. And before international and local investigative committees have had the chance to survey, examine and document the sites, this risks destroying crucial evidence of genocide and the remains of victims still on account for under the rubble. Yeah, a lot of another reason they're doing this is because the official number of whatever, 76,000 people killed in this genocide is a definite undercount. I mean, for one thing, it stayed the same for like a

44:55year or two or something, even though Israel kills people every day. Another reason it's undercount is because it doesn't, it only counts those directly killed by bombs and bullets. It only counts those who have been identified. It only counts those who have bodies, which if a bomb lands directly on you, you're also, you're often the body is vaporized. We're blown into so many tiny pieces that no one would know it's a body. That is not uncommon when you are bombing, when you have dropped six Hiroshima bombs worth on a tiny area. But of course, if actual forensic people were to carefully pick through these areas and find the tiniest fragments and the tiniest DNA samples, etc. All of a sudden these numbers would start going far higher than 76,000. And there are many estimates I've covered them on this show from Stephen Don's going on others showing that it could be the to the tune of hundreds of thousands, like possibly even 500,000 killed once you account

45:58indirect death, which is those starving to death, those dying because they don't get medical care, etc. Anyway, this is very beneficial to Israel to cover this stuff up. Also in Israel news, they are completely recreating the Holocaust. It's like they're trying to. It really is amazing. But this is from harrets.com, which is an Israeli newspaper. And I don't remind you that to operate in Israel as an Israeli newspaper, you cannot be 100% anti-Israel. You cannot call Israel and genocide left no state. So harrets, even though it's slightly better than some of these other propaganda rags, is still operating within Israel. And even they, even harrets, is reporting on the fact that the IDF is marking Palestinians with numbers, which for those of you who maybe didn't grow up Jewish, like I did, marking people with numbers is very tightly associated

47:04with the Holocaust, with the Holocaust of the Jews in World War II. And almost all victims of the Holocaust that survived have numbers tattooed on them. And they, many of them will proudly show you their number to, in order to help people not forget that the Holocaust was real, that it was horrific, that they were marked with numbers because they were viewed by the Nazis as inhuman. And what, we don't need a name. Names don't matter. You're a number. And so I'd be surprised if most people in the world didn't know that the connection between marking prisoners as numbers, like on their skin, not just, you know, obviously, prison inmates might have a number in the United States, but they're not written or drawn or tattooed on their skin. But it is, most people in the world know that that's connected to the Holocaust. And here is the IDF marking Palestinian detainees with numbers.

48:05And the skin from harrets.com IDF marks Palestinian detainees with numbers as it expands northern West Bank operations. MK Amad TB wrote an image reminiscent of dark periods and one that should shock everyone. And it shows one of these Palestinians marked with a number. It really is like Israel is trying to rehash the Holocaust, but as the ones in control, really horrific shit. All right, I'm going to wrap up in a moment, but I wanted to bring you a quick solution on my solution series. Most of you know that I am bringing more solutions now that could be solutions to the entire system like Peter Joseph's integral project, which I need to bring. I need to bring you a more in depth analysis that or it could be something quite small. It could be, you know, this type of farming is beneficial and saves land and saves water, etc. But this one is an

49:10interesting take from John Rachel. And you know, I'd be interested to hear what you guys think of it. It doesn't fix capitalism. It doesn't, you know, I think the complaint of any solution that is kind of like a partial solution is like, yeah, but capitalism, yeah, it doesn't stop capitalism from happening. So I don't think we shouldn't always make the good, the great the enemy of the good. You shouldn't always just say, but it doesn't fix everything. You know, like universal basic income, if universal basic income were to work effectively, it actually allows capitalism to continue fully. It just also allows people to not starve to death. So I don't always like the idea of making the great the enemy the good. Anyway, John Rachel has something he calls, he has a sub-stack, and he has something he calls the the peace dividend. And there's his sub-stack. It's at John Rachel. And he has a book called America's Hijacked Peace Dividend. And here's the other concept,

50:17sorry, I'm showing it to you on Amazon. I don't know. I shouldn't have done that, but first, first link I found. Anyway, the concept is that we spend, as you guys know, and as I cover a lot, unbelievable amounts of money on military war, death destruction. And I probably talk about those numbers more than almost anywhere. Trillion dollars a year, Trump wants it to be $1.5 trillion a year. The idea is if you were to get rid of the Pentagon or get rid of a portion of the Pentagon, let's say you were to have peace, meaning we're not at war anywhere, we're not dropping bombs anywhere. And you're instead reallocate that money to other areas. You could do unfathomable amounts of good with that money. Now, of course, this concept is also ignoring modern monetary theory, which says that when a dollar comes away from the Pentagon, it doesn't just go to, it's not like you have a dollar sitting there and you go, well, put it towards food. The truth is the US government can do anything they want with, they can print as much money as they want to solve all our problems.

51:21They just have to, because we have $40 trillion of debt and yet the US is still powerful. The key is that the petro dollar and the dollars reserve currency needs to maintain its power. And you can print all the money you want. Anyway, that's modern monetary theory. I don't really want to get bogged down in that right now. But John Rachel's point is you, if you were to have peace and spend 90% let's just let's be generous, not say 100% 90% less on the Pentagon and give checks, literal checks out to each American, the amount of money that we could give to each American in the form of like universal basic income, except it would come from having peace, come from decreasing the Pentagon would be a lot. And your average American would be really happy getting checks every month. And the concept is they get a checks every month called the peace dividend. And you get this check, you get this money because we have peace. And it would also create a very strong desire by the American people to want peace and to want the US government to not be

52:22at war. And you know, most Americans don't want war, but a lot of them were like, what, what's going to Syria? Where is Syria? Ah, share it go to war with them who cares. But if you were giving them checks, that said, this check is for not bomb, Xeria or not bomb Iran or what have you. Americans might behave very differently. And you know, I'm probably completely bastardizing how John Rachel would describe this, but that's my understanding of what he's talking about. The subtitle is long overdue and immediately payable. America's hijacked peace dividend. So it's an interesting solution. It's kind of like universal basic income that gets that money from the Pentagon would be maybe another way to describe it. But anyway, interesting concept and his push is also that you have politicians have to sign on to this. And once it became a popular idea, if a politician didn't sign on to the peace dividend, didn't sign on to giving checks to Americans

53:24because we're at peace, they were not going to elect. And so it becomes something they want to do as well. Anyway, that's your solution idea for today. As I've said many times, I'm trying to bring solutions on a regular regular basis. You guys can email those to me and send them to me. I get, I also can get if you contact me directly on Substack, I usually get those. If you contact me on Patreon, patreon.com, slash Lee Camp, I usually get that. Anyway, I hope you think you've got 33 cents out of this episode because basically when you break it all down, it's 33 cents. When you sign up, if you're a member, you get it costs 33 cents per video or column. So if you feel like you got your 33 cents worth, I hope you'll sign up at really camp.substack.com or patreon.com slash Lee Camp. Thank you. Tristan say loves the solution segments. I appreciate that. You guys rock. You make this show possible. You'll notice that I have yet to find a sponsor that will actually

54:31fund this show. And by the way, that is how these other YouTube creators are making a million dollars a year. I have been approached by many sponsors, but almost all of them are off our awful companies who don't actually care what I'm saying. So it's not like they look at me and go, I bet he likes awful companies. No, they're awful companies that just email YouTube creators or rumble creators or certain size. And I don't accept them because yeah, wouldn't be worth it for me to support such garbage. And anyway, but maybe I'll find the amazing vegan food brand that wants to support this show and it will change everything and all of a sudden I will go, we are sponsored by this awesome company. I don't know. You guys rock and hit me up if you ever come into Baltimore. Let's have a beer. And keep fighting.