The Troubling Reality of Tech Surveillance, Israeli Influence, and America First Promises Gone Astray

[00:00] Would you rather live in a world where

[00:01] these systems are decentralized and we

[00:03] all control a small piece or where it's

[00:05] centralized and someone controls your

[00:07] brain chip and they can turn it off and

[00:09] lock you down in your home and control

[00:11] how far your car can drive if you don't

[00:12] play ball?

[00:13] >> Also, the MAGA movement, it sort of

[00:15] feels like they're doing the bare

[00:17] minimum for Americans and what we

[00:20] actually put them in office for and then

[00:21] doing the absolute maximum for like Bibi

[00:24] Netanyahu's entire agenda while being

[00:26] like, "Well, but but look, we we did at

[00:28] least Tom Homann did get out 2,000

[00:30] criminals of in the the border. We've

[00:32] stopped it." And it's this is a we've

[00:34] asked you for a lot more. The mandate

[00:35] was a lot more and you seem to have in

[00:38] just 3 months done so much for Israel.

[00:41] You know what I mean? Yeah. If you could

[00:43] if we could dedicate that same energy to

[00:45] what you promised everyone that you were

[00:46] going to do for Americans, that would be

[00:48] great. But once again, we're left

[00:50] feeling like this is just a slave

[00:52] colony. Yeah. And the the fact that it's

[00:54] called the movement is called America

[00:56] first originally and that is a stroke of

[00:58] genius because it is so hard. They're

[01:00] trying their best, but it's so hard to

[01:02] make what they're doing look America

[01:05] first and they're trying to do all these

[01:06] backwards arguments like how is passing

[01:09] speech laws that that could like in some

[01:12] cases criminalize or at the very least,

[01:14] you know, kick you out of school, pull

[01:15] your federal funding if you criticize

[01:17] Israel? There are no laws about racism

[01:20] in America. There's no if you Google

[01:22] right now, there is no recognized

[01:24] definition of racism by our government,

[01:26] but if you Google America's official

[01:28] definition of anti-Semitism, there's a

[01:30] whole page on the State Department's

[01:31] website about anti-Semitism. And so how

[01:34] do you call this America first when we

[01:37] are explicitly going against our first

[01:39] amendment of our Constitution on behalf

[01:42] of a different nation. And inside of

[01:44] those

[01:47] that saying that people Jewish people

[01:49] would have more allegiance to Israel

[01:51] than to America because they're Jewish,

[01:53] that's anti-Semitic to say while out of

[01:55] their mouths they're saying, "We need to

[01:57] do these things for Israel." Or like I

[01:59] am a Jew first above all else. Things

[02:01] like that that are like, "What are we

[02:03] How are we going along with this

[02:04] cognitive dissonance?" Do you think that

[02:06] there will be a moment where you we are

[02:09] seeing Americans arrested because I I

[02:12] I'm so shocked by the fact that they're

[02:13] arresting students that have green cards

[02:16] and getting them out of the kicking them

[02:18] out of the country and I'm just going,

[02:20] "Was I alive for BLM when the Trump

[02:22] administration in 2016 took the approach

[02:25] that this was really wrong and radical

[02:27] and leftist when people were demanding

[02:29] speech laws and hate speech laws for BLM

[02:31] and we were talking about how wrong that

[02:32] was and now they've completely done a

[02:34] 180. This administration has done a 180

[02:36] and they're like, "But okay, but for

[02:37] this special category of Israel, we can

[02:40] all of this is actually fine. Like woke

[02:42] is fine when it comes to Israel." Do you

[02:44] think there will come a time because

[02:46] they do have these laws. Like if I go

[02:47] down to Florida, do you think like Ron

[02:49] DeSantis is going to have me arrested if

[02:51] I criticize Israel? I don't know about I

[02:53] don't know how fast it'll happen, but in

[02:56] Europe, it's already happening. And they

[02:59] if you notice the language, the IHRA

[03:01] definition, they've always been very

[03:02] intentional to say a non-legally binding

[03:06] definition, which to me is a direct

[03:08] setup for where they're going. And this

[03:10] is something that people like to their

[03:12] credit, people like Whitney Webb have

[03:13] been talking about for quite some time

[03:15] that the surveillance state is vastly

[03:19] like the vast majority of the

[03:20] surveillance state is built on Israeli

[03:21] technology by Israeli tech firms. And

[03:23] Palantir is a great example. Palantir

[03:26] funded JD Vance to the nines. JD Vance

[03:28] is like his whole inspiration for

[03:30] politics came from the Palantir and

[03:32] Peter Thiel uh

[03:34] space. And so those companies, they have

[03:39] massive AI AI-led databases that are

[03:42] just surveillance maximal and they have

[03:44] surveillance on our phones, they have

[03:45] surveillance in our schools, they have

[03:46] surveillance in our EMS response

[03:48] systems. And those databases are

[03:51] cataloging everything that we're doing.

[03:53] And we don't really have a lot of

[03:54] transparency on what they're cataloging.

[03:55] But when I'm looking at the policies and

[03:57] I'm looking at where Europe has gone

[03:58] with said policies and I'm looking at

[04:00] the people that are behind the policies

[04:03] in America, I to me it looks like a

[04:05] direct walk from you are anti-Semitic to

[04:08] you support terrorists to you're a

[04:10] domestic terrorist. Now we have a a

[04:12] reason to come after you. Wow. And I

[04:14] don't think that America will stand for

[04:16] it. I think that Americans are wise and

[04:17] I think that we were raised on a culture

[04:19] of liberty and freedom and freedom of

[04:20] speech and I think that they are trying

[04:22] to do a thing that is impossible to do,

[04:24] but it's only impossible to do because

[04:25] of people like you, because of people

[04:27] like Tucker, because of people in the

[04:28] media. I mean, even people like Joe

[04:29] Rogan who gets called controlled

[04:31] opposition all the time. Like he chose

[04:33] to have the conversation he had with me.

[04:34] He chose to have conversations with

[04:36] people about vaccines. Like people will

[04:38] only go so far and we have this media

[04:40] environment now where people that are

[04:42] wise and capable have enough reach to

[04:45] speak out and to to counter narrative.

[04:47] And if if we didn't, I would think that

[04:50] we'd already be there. But I think

[04:51] they're going to try their hardest

[04:52] because it is an existential threat to

[04:55] the survival of the state of Israel,

[04:56] which is an existential threat to all

[04:58] Jews is how a lot of people see it even

[05:00] though that is anti-Semitic to say based

[05:02] upon their new speech laws. Right.

[05:04] That's That's It's just absolutely

[05:05] incredible to see this happening and

[05:08] I came up in politics with so many

[05:09] people who were fighting this BLM stuff,

[05:11] fighting these laws and I just feel like

[05:13] they've become massive hypocrites

[05:15] because all they want is access to power

[05:17] and they're willing to pretend like they

[05:19] have a total blind spot on this issue

[05:20] and just to be consistent. People have a

[05:23] right to say what they want to say about

[05:26] any group of people if they want to. And

[05:28] the idea that there needs to be some

[05:29] special laws on the book that are now

[05:30] creeping into the territory of saying

[05:33] that your religion is anti-Semitic. Oh,

[05:35] it's directly in the guidelines.

[05:37] >> Peterson teaming up with the ADL to

[05:41] produce a report that didn't even spell

[05:43] psychology right, which was a tremendous

[05:45] [laughter] embarrassment for that video

[05:46] to have gone out.

[05:47] >> Oh, how the Peterson star has fallen.

[05:49] >> that's been something to see and it's

[05:52] sad because there's no I had no

[05:55] hatred at all when he wrote that

[05:58] I don't know if we have that or we

[05:59] don't.

[05:59] >> pill me in the first place. He helped

[06:01] get me thinking more critically about my

[06:02] beliefs when I was a leftist starting

[06:04] and it was BLM that that red pilled me

[06:06] cuz I was living in Bellingham, which is

[06:08] like micro Seattle and my roommates were

[06:10] going out to like multi-thousand person

[06:12] protests in Seattle and then coming back

[06:14] and being masked Nazis. And I was like,

[06:16] "What is going on, guys? This doesn't

[06:17] make sense." And I was watching the live

[06:19] streams of what was actually happening

[06:21] in Seattle and the chop in the chaz,

[06:22] like pallets of bricks, all sorts of

[06:24] stuff. And I think BLM is a good example

[06:26] of another movement that probably right

[06:28] from the very start was infiltrated by

[06:30] these people that run COINTELPRO and run

[06:32] these operations and a lot of the black

[06:34] people that were involved in that I

[06:35] think had legitimate perspectives and

[06:36] legitimate grievances that would have

[06:38] gone about it a much different way had

[06:39] they been the ones solely in control of

[06:41] the movement. But when you get your

[06:43] fangs in one of these movements early

[06:44] on, you can and the CIA has been

[06:47] studying this stuff since the '60s and

[06:49] before of how do you direct narratives

[06:52] to get people to follow things like

[06:54] cults, to get people to sort of be

[06:56] brainwashed by ideas, not just through

[06:58] hypnosis and drugs because that's how

[07:01] you get people doing your job for you,

[07:03] going on TV even though you're not an

[07:05] operative, you're on TV vehemently

[07:08] defending Israel at all costs or

[07:10] vehemently defending transgenderism at

[07:12] all costs even though your arguments

[07:14] make zero sense and even like the

[07:16] slightest bit of conversation exposes

[07:18] what's going on here.

[07:20] If you control enough of the media and

[07:22] enough of the airwaves and you have

[07:23] enough people brainwashed to do this job

[07:24] for you, you can really take a a

[07:26] movement like BLM right from the start

[07:29] and push it exactly where you want to

[07:30] go. And it's just so ironic to examine

[07:34] this happening under a Trump

[07:35] administration when when Trump ran, the

[07:39] entire thing was they kept saying he was

[07:41] Adolf Hitler. They kept saying he was

[07:44] anti-Semitic. It wasn't true. They

[07:46] looked through every possible venue to

[07:49] to to get this man dismissed because,

[07:51] you know, he can't run for president.

[07:52] He's this, he's that. And now he's

[07:54] allowing his administration to put into

[07:56] place laws Yeah. to condemn the very

[07:59] people that got him into the office on

[08:01] behalf of the people who tried to keep

[08:02] him out. Well, Miriam Adelson is going

[08:04] to get her money's worth. That's for

[08:05] dang sure. Right? And so I just I I

[08:07] always think back to one of the most

[08:09] awesome moments in political history,

[08:11] which was Trump on stage in the first

[08:13] debates rounds in the primaries in 2015

[08:16] probably with Jeb Bush on stage and

[08:19] Trump says, "Those are all their donors

[08:21] in the in the audience and I couldn't

[08:22] get any cuz it's only seats for donors

[08:23] and I don't want your money. I don't

[08:25] need your money." And it was such a slap

[08:27] in the face moment and that was a Maybe

[08:29] it was the same Trump. Maybe it was all

[08:31] an act. I don't know. But that if like

[08:33] that energy is long gone.

[08:34] >> It's gone. And and I I mean, I'm

[08:37] optimistic about some of the things that

[08:38] are being done right now, but a lot of

[08:40] people are right on the money that that

[08:42] Biden

[08:43] whoever was behind Biden crashed so much

[08:46] so intentionally so obviously that it's

[08:48] hard not to wonder if that wasn't an

[08:50] intentional setup to lay the groundwork

[08:52] for Trump to get a whole bunch of easy

[08:53] wins. Right? Because now Trump is coming

[08:56] in and Elon and him are doing all these

[08:59] easy wins that yes, they are good at

[09:01] face value and a lot of them are

[09:02] critical to have done. But they aren't

[09:05] even moving us back past the baseline in

[09:06] some instances and in some instances

[09:08] they're actually creating a major void

[09:10] where, "Oh, we don't need all these

[09:12] bureaucrats to work this job. We should

[09:14] replace them with AI." Like we don't

[09:16] need all these people to do these jobs.

[09:17] We got technology that can take this

[09:18] over. And this is where the people on

[09:20] the internet that have been sort of

[09:21] ostracized for a long time talking about

[09:23] technocracy and about how we're walking

[09:25] closer and closer to this digital

[09:26] surveillance state. It wasn't It's never

[09:28] been a popular take because it goes

[09:29] against both parties. But they've been

[09:32] sounding the alarm on Trump for a long

[09:33] time and I'm not ready to say that

[09:36] they're necessarily right, but I am

[09:38] ready to say that everyone should be

[09:39] paying attention to this angle.

[09:40] >> it's crazy. I mean, it's totally crazy

[09:42] for me to see the MAGA movement, which I

[09:45] thought was based on wanting to go back

[09:48] to how America was, Christian beliefs,

[09:51] hard work and you know, now we have a

[09:53] person who's effectively living at the

[09:56] White House who has been very explicit

[09:58] in what he believes in. Like he wants

[10:00] data, okay? He is like he's not in there

[10:03] because he's and everyone's oh, you

[10:05] needed him for dough. What are you

[10:06] talking about? You need an accountant to

[10:07] accomplish

[10:08] >> [laughter]

[10:08] >> this. It's so weird. And I think that

[10:10] the right our issue is that we glorify

[10:12] these technocrats in the same way that

[10:14] the left glorifies

[10:15] celebrities. It's It's like they're

[10:17] mesmerized by Elon Musk's money. They're

[10:19] mesmerized by his success in the same

[10:21] way that a leftist might have been

[10:22] mesmerized by Taylor Swift's success and

[10:25] therefore willing to listen to her

[10:26] political things. He's never been

[10:28] flushed out. There's never been a tough

[10:30] interview asking Elon Musk about how

[10:32] you're going to shrink the very same

[10:33] government that you take money from,

[10:34] that all of your businesses rely upon,

[10:36] that you have contracts with, you know,

[10:37] and that's a very important question to

[10:39] ask him. You don't need to It doesn't

[10:40] need to be hostile, but what do you

[10:42] believe in? It's not family, right? So

[10:44] if we're talking about making America

[10:45] great again, we're talking about when we

[10:48] are on the basis of when we were based

[10:50] on our families and people were not

[10:52] being replaced by AI robots and not

[10:55] aspirationally wanting everyone to drive

[10:57] a Tesla or an electric car. I don't want

[10:58] an electric car. I want a gas guzzler

[11:00] forever because I know what comes with

[11:02] that is more control. Like I don't want

[11:04] people to shut my car off or tell me how

[11:05] far I can drive based on my social

[11:06] credit score.

[11:07] Right. And I feel like Elon Musk needs

[11:11] to clarify what he believes on those

[11:13] issues because I don't want to become

[11:15] China and I don't know that Elon Musk

[11:18] doesn't want to become China because

[11:20] that would enrich him and I don't and

[11:21] when people instantly defend him I'm

[11:23] going

[11:24] Elon Musk was not maga yesterday and now

[11:27] all of a sudden the maga can't question

[11:28] like original maga can't even question

[11:30] him because he's standing next to Trump.

[11:33] And so I am I certainly am questioning

[11:36] the circle of actors that are around

[11:38] Trump and I have never felt good just on

[11:40] my

[11:42] spiritual vibes when it comes to Elon

[11:44] Musk. I feel he's a part of the Peter

[11:46] Thiel

[11:48] we're just going to get all of these

[11:49] people in line with AI and it's going to

[11:52] be a tech future and we're going to

[11:54] combine robots with humanity and that

[11:58] will be that and we will do the thinking

[11:59] for you. That's the vibe I get from

[12:01] these people.

[12:01] >> And so there's

[12:02] I I understand so coming from the left

[12:04] has been really useful for me because I

[12:06] I understand a lot of the arguments on

[12:07] the other side. This isn't really a

[12:09] left-right thing, but I I was taken in

[12:11] for a long time and I still sometimes I

[12:13] entertain the idea that yeah, technology

[12:15] is coming regardless. We will march on.

[12:18] Um and

[12:20] you know, you could have a horrible

[12:21] person in charge of that transformation

[12:22] or you could have a good person in

[12:23] charge of that transformation. Elon has

[12:25] done an exceptional job politically

[12:27] speaking of branding himself as the good

[12:30] technocrat, as the technocrat you can

[12:31] trust, as the one that's for free speech

[12:33] at all costs, though he's not, and the

[12:35] one that like founded all his own

[12:36] companies and he's amazing. But actually

[12:38] he didn't actually do the work to found

[12:40] a lot of those companies. Like it's not

[12:42] exactly clear how brilliant his mind is

[12:44] at in those companies. And the thing

[12:46] that actually really started to wake me

[12:47] up to that ironically is the video game

[12:49] scandal that he had where did you even

[12:51] realize that Elon was faking that he was

[12:54] the number like top 10 video gamer at

[12:56] the hardest video game in the world?

[12:57] There's this whole scandal. It's fake

[12:59] and it's obviously fake and people

[13:00] exposed it at length online that clearly

[13:03] he didn't know what he was talking

[13:04] about. He didn't know how the items

[13:05] were.

[13:06] >> people might not have I just recently

[13:08] heard from someone on my team about how

[13:09] he was the number one gamer. So slow

[13:11] this down.

[13:12] >> hard video game. The kind of video game

[13:14] that and and I'm not super familiar with

[13:15] this video game, but I used to play a

[13:16] lot of video games. And it's the kind of

[13:18] video game that people will play

[13:19] thousands of hours just to be able to

[13:21] beat the third boss out of 30 or

[13:23] something. I'm making numbers up, but

[13:25] it's like an insanely hard video game

[13:26] and so it's highly prestigious. And he

[13:29] came to like he was in the top of the

[13:31] leaderboards worldwide. Um and then this

[13:33] other video game Diablo 4, I think it

[13:35] was, same thing. Top of the

[13:37] leaderboards, but then he started live

[13:38] streaming it and people realized that he

[13:40] didn't even know basic things like about

[13:41] how this item works and about the

[13:43] strategy of how you do this like this

[13:44] movement thing to get the and it was

[13:46] became everyone was like wait a minute.

[13:48] This is not a top video game player

[13:49] playing this game. And then they dug in

[13:51] more and and it it came out that

[13:53] basically the entire thing was was a

[13:54] fake. And and the fact that that you

[13:57] would construct some fake

[13:59] characterization of you as some top

[14:01] video gamer, which obviously you don't

[14:02] have the time to be the top video game

[14:04] player of this multi-thousand hour type

[14:06] of difficulty game while you're running

[14:08] six companies. That's a ridiculous

[14:10] thing.

[14:10] >> wish you hadn't told me this because my

[14:13] conspiracy theory like where my brain

[14:15] goes naturally with him is that it's all

[14:17] too impossible. Like you can't be

[14:19] running all of these businesses plus be

[14:22] the number one gamer given thousands of

[14:24] hours to some random game. And then I

[14:26] read this random That was where I was

[14:28] saying I was like none of this makes any

[14:29] sense and like we're just being told

[14:30] that he does do all of this stuff, but

[14:32] what if it's like actually like no, the

[14:33] government created all of that stuff and

[14:36] then they just handed it to Elon Musk to

[14:37] be the face of it so that people would

[14:38] be just adoring him and allow him to do

[14:41] whatever it was and allow him to get in

[14:42] there as if as if he's just like a

[14:43] player working for somebody else. And I

[14:46] didn't want to lean into that, but I I

[14:47] genuinely just go there's not enough

[14:50] hours in the day for all the things that

[14:52] we're supposed to believe Elon Musk is

[14:53] doing. He's able to just leave all of

[14:54] these three I have the baby mama drama

[14:56] all over the place.

[14:57] >> the place. And then also I just find him

[15:00] to be quite volatile in terms of his

[15:02] treatment of people. Like even the

[15:03] Ashley St. Clair thing and I'm going to

[15:06] lead successful businesses you can't be

[15:08] like that. You have to be able to get

[15:11] along, take a little bit of criticism,

[15:13] right? Be mean we and I think Steve

[15:15] Bannon hit the nail on the head when he

[15:16] said you can't take any criticism. And

[15:18] as soon as someone upsets him he's like

[15:20] locking out your accounts over H-1B

[15:21] visas. It's like dude, well can't we

[15:22] just have like a debate about H-1B

[15:24] visas? I thought this is the free speech

[15:25] platform.

[15:26] >> Yes, and suddenly he got very weird

[15:28] about it. And so now what you're saying

[15:31] is that was faked. Like that's a fact.

[15:33] >> game one was was faked, yeah. And it it

[15:35] kind of got it kind of got pushed to the

[15:37] side because video gaming is sort of a

[15:39] cult culture. It's a very micro like

[15:41] it's a huge culture, but if you're not

[15:43] in video games, it's really easy for

[15:44] that to not come across your feed. Oh

[15:46] yeah, Gamergate is such a cool rabbit

[15:48] hole to go down.

[15:49] >> I got started on Gamergate. forever,

[15:51] right? And so it was little things

[15:53] started to add up around Elon that I

[15:55] started to have more and more questions

[15:56] about is he really doing what we're

[15:59] being told he's doing while he's

[16:00] tweeting all day long? He tweets all

[16:02] day. Tweets all day. Right? Um and so it

[16:05] starts to get very concerning as far as

[16:07] where are we going and who is taking us

[16:09] there because right now this is more of

[16:11] a crypto conversation is there's a a

[16:13] divide between centralized and

[16:15] decentralized and crypto is the obvious

[16:17] place for this where the banks are

[16:19] trying to take the concept of crypto and

[16:21] turn it into the centralized digital

[16:23] currency model where oh, it'll be uh

[16:25] just as good as crypto, but we'll

[16:26] control it from the from the inside so

[16:28] there will be none of this crazy

[16:29] volatility, none of these crazy

[16:30] problems. Though I think if they created

[16:32] a lot of those problems to make crypto

[16:33] look bad, but crypto has lots of

[16:36] problems. Decentralized media has lots

[16:38] of problems. Like in our industry, the

[16:39] decentralized media, people get things

[16:41] wrong. Like we we spread misinformation

[16:42] on accident. People can, you know, come

[16:44] in and spread misinformation on purpose.

[16:46] But would you rather live in a world

[16:48] where these systems are decentralized

[16:50] and we all control a small piece or

[16:51] where it's centralized and someone

[16:53] controls your brain chip and they can

[16:55] turn it off and lock you down in your

[16:57] home and control how far your car can

[16:58] drive if you don't play ball. And so

[17:02] more and more it's looking like in

[17:04] crypto and finance, in AI and

[17:06] technology, in communications and media,

[17:09] in all these different aspects that

[17:10] control the world, we are seeing the

[17:13] decentralized technologies change the

[17:15] change the game forever. Crypto changing

[17:18] money, media changing the news and

[17:20] information and and over and over and

[17:21] over. And more and more we're seeing

[17:23] figureheads being propped up that sort

[17:26] of

[17:27] seem to be on the team of decentralized,

[17:29] seem to be pro free speech, seem to be

[17:31] pro crypto, and then we kind of like

[17:34] somehow walk into this world where

[17:35] actually it's going to be this US

[17:37] government thing or actually it's going

[17:38] to be this like we'll we'll just run

[17:40] Grok and it'll be the best one ever.

[17:42] Things like that.

[17:43] >> you didn't tell me this because I've

[17:44] just been reading so much about and

[17:46] speaking about Tavistock Institute. If

[17:48] you're familiar with that, like they can

[17:49] quite literally just make someone a

[18:06] a part of that was creating like the

[18:08] Beatles. Like the Beatles is a perfect

[18:10] example. The Beatles was totally a

[18:11] psychological operation. Don't even get

[18:13] me started on that. But then just in the

[18:16] research that I've done of looking at

[18:18] Zelensky, for example, he's clearly not

[18:19] the leader of Ukraine. He's an actor, a

[18:21] literal actor who was trained likely by

[18:24] the CIA.

[18:25] >> president of Ukraine before it's like

[18:26] programming him.

[18:27] >> you look they're all actors. Like

[18:29] Emmanuel Macron was an actor. He had no

[18:31] power. Anybody who has watched my

[18:32] Brigitte Macron series walks away and

[18:34] understands that he has never been in

[18:36] control. He was literally This is why

[18:38] the Elon Musk thing is bothering me

[18:39] because they just pretended that he had

[18:40] this like illustrious banking career

[18:42] when in reality David Rothschild just

[18:44] like held his hand up through everything

[18:45] and he didn't even know what EBITDA

[18:46] stood for. He didn't even know what

[18:47] EBITDA stood for. He's working for the

[18:49] biggest Rothschild bank, okay? So they

[18:52] do this. It's a fact. Like the people

[18:54] who worked with Emmanuel Macron spoke

[18:55] out and said this like he never they

[18:57] faked his his I'm saying SAT scores, but

[18:59] there was a

[19:01] just to add to it if you haven't watched

[19:02] it.

[19:03] Um it's more like an MBA program that

[19:05] everyone goes through at Fran and in

[19:06] France and it's basically like the cream

[19:08] of the crop go here and one year

[19:11] Emmanuel Macron, who was an absolute

[19:13] idiot and somehow got into this program

[19:15] after not being able to get into it for

[19:16] a while, somebody held his magic hand

[19:18] and put him in it. They got their test

[19:20] results back and he was the top of the

[19:21] class and the class revolted because

[19:23] they knew he was an idiot. And they were

[19:24] like these these are fake results, fake

[19:26] results. They canceled the exam results

[19:28] for the year for the first time ever.

[19:30] And then when Emmanuel Macron became

[19:31] president, he canceled the entire

[19:32] program because it's it's a massive

[19:34] blemish on his career. Imagine like

[19:36] Harvard sits for these exams and the

[19:38] entire like class revolts because

[19:41] they're like Obama came in number one.

[19:42] They're like there's no way. He didn't

[19:44] know anything in class this entire time.

[19:45] You don't even know how he's in this

[19:46] school. That happened. Emmanuel Macron

[19:48] didn't know anything about banking. He

[19:50] didn't know anything about anything when

[19:52] he was at school as a part of this

[19:54] business program and he was fake. He was

[19:56] just he he literally was installed as

[19:58] president of France with the Rosschilds

[20:00] behind him. So when you say something

[20:01] like that about Elon Musk

[20:03] about the banking thing and potentially

[20:05] people just making his character, it

[20:07] does send a chill down my spine because

[20:08] I just feel like there aren't enough

[20:10] hours in the day. Yeah. I mean and um

[20:14] the other obvious actor is Donald Trump,

[20:17] unfortunately. Like I don't think I I

[20:20] still am of the mindset that Donald

[20:21] Trump is like his own bullheaded man

[20:24] that, you know, is doing his own thing.

[20:26] He was raised in the business world. He

[20:28] was raised but I think that his own

[20:29] thing is closely aligned with enough of

[20:31] these people throughout his life that a

[20:34] lot of his incentive structures in his

[20:36] own soul are directly aligned with all

[20:37] these other people and it's not it's not

[20:40] so clear to me that he is America first

[20:42] in the way that Americans are America

[20:44] first.

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