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0:00 Are you ready? Yeah? Okay, us do an Ill Martinez Live a program about current events. Our culture, our values, our politics, and our future. And now Bill Martinez. Well, good morning. Great to have you with us. Bill Martinez here along with Steve Bonta, the publisher of the New American magazine. Steve Bonta, good to have you with us, how Ray. Sir, Good to be here. Bill Well, lots of talk about congratulations on the New American magazine. A couple of just incredible articles I want to make sure our audience is aware of, because if you're not getting the New American, you need to get it. Just excellent writing on the Epstein files, which we're going to talk about. You know what about the Epstein files?
0:43 Who cares? And why should we care? It was quite the expose, well done. And of course the other is that we're going to start off talking about, is the Iran War in our constitution? You know the Democrats are quick to talk about, well is this you know? Are we a blittering our constitution by supporting and trying to save the Iranian people? Okay, so starry the Iran war. Then, yes, yes, start with the Irn war. So yeah, I think at this point, Bill, leaving aside everything else as to whether or not it's a righteous cause and all that type of thing, which we can talk about as well. But from a strictly constitutional standpoint, the war is was, you know, is really not constitutionally embarked upon, because you know, I mean, there's there's an argument to be made, I suppose in times of exigency for the president maybe to be able to act unilaterally.
1:41 It is. It is a fact, for example, that during the debate of the Constitutional Convention, there was some discussion as to whether the clause in Article one, section eight should say should give to Congress the power to quote unquote make war, and they were decided they decided, well, you know, we should, we should say, declare war, because we can envision circumstances where the president the executive branch might need to make war as a result of some emergency, you know, and a surprise invasion or national experience where there's no time for deliberation. But that said, why is that clause in there at all? Okay, why is it there if Congress has not in fact declared war since World War Two?
2:28 This is an unavoidable fact that nobody wants to talk about including Trump's boosters. And this is not a partisan issue because obviously Trump is not the first president to do this. You know, the Venezuelan thing a few months ago was you know, I could see honest arguments both on both sides of that one, because it didn't turn into a war. You know, acts of war and war are are two different things. I was going to say that they're they're begging for a definition, are they not. Yeah, Well, in the case of Iran, I just think that it's it's kind of like the old the old Supreme Court quote on pornography, you know. So I say, you know, I can't necessarily define what war is, but I know it when I see it. And that's kind of what we got here. We've uh, you know, we've we've got we've clearly got although there's a cease fire at you know, which which I also find kind of incomprehensible.
3:22 I don't really understand what Trump is trying to do with that, but that that's a that's another issue. But we're still in a state of war. We have on you know, unleashed total you know what on on Iran and killed lots of people, destroying an awful lot of stuff, and they have responded in kind. And it's a major theater war, there's no question about that. And yet Congress really was not involved in any degree, I mean leaving aside. Yeah, they've only had forty seven years to get involved, Steve, I mean, Iran has been causing problems killing Americans over the years, and this thing has just been ignored and processed, you know, down the road, and meanwhile Americans keep get getting killed. And now we're in a situation where forty seven years later, you've got a president wants to do something about it. In Congress instead of being proactive about it, they should have assembled right away when this was coming.
4:19 In my humble opinion, and hey, let's debate this, let's let's figure this out. But also help us understand in terms of your understanding of this, is that I understand the president can you know, I guess make or he can't declare it that has to be done by cars, but make war. He's got so many days in which he's authorized to do it, does he not? Yeah, sixty days and the time when that is almost running out. Anyway, that's according to a separate statute, that's not constitutional. That's statutory. And you know, but I mean the trend. And here's another point that needs to be made. I mean, Trump is obviously acting on a precedent that's been set by virtually every president from Hem, you know, going all the way back to Truman. And here's the unavoidable fact that we have to we have to understand.
5:11 Why is it that since nineteen forty one, often ninety forty five, by the end of World War two, okay, we have been involved in a number of major theater wars, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the Gulf War, this War, the Iraq War, and we might even throw in the wars in Yugoslavia, the Balkan Wars, and not to mention many minor things like the invasion of Panama, relatively minor and so probably not minor for the Panamanians. But nevertheless, and not once has there been a declaration of war, Not once has it been taken out of the constitution. Well, it's still there, but we don't do it. So this is problematic. So I'm not you know, I mean, basically Trump is just doing what other presidents have done before him.
5:55 The first, the Persian Gulf War, was fought under un authority, you know, And so Trump, I mean, I guess the thing that gets people unhappy in Congress is not so much that he's out there waging war in Irans. He's doing it without any authority other than that of the executive branch. If he had gone to the United Nations and sought some sort of Security Council resolution or some or invoked you and authority, you know, it might be a different thing. But both of those are illegitimate. Both of those are illegitimate means of going to war. You know. The fact is, you know, as and there's no question that Iran has given the US multiple cassi belorum over the decades, starting with the seizure of r rvent of our embassy personnel back in nineteen seventy nine. And you know, they've carried out innumerable attacks on Americans. They've carried out terrorist attacks in the Western Hemisphere. The bombing of the Jewish Cultural Center in Buenos Aires back in the mid nineteen nineties was carried out by Iranian agents, killed a huge number of people. So, you know, there's no and unlike you know, people who talk about this and say, well, you know, this is just America butting into other countries affairs, you know, intervening in wars that are none of our business. Well, there is a difference, and that is that Iran has declared itself the enemy of the United States. I mean, Saddam Hussein's Iraq never did that, you know, Syria never did that. Libya kind of maybe did a little bit for a while, but then got away from that, you know.
7:20 And so in many cases, yes, we have embarked on wars that are purely interventionists in spirit, and you know, have to do with with nebulous outcomes like you know, preserving world order or enforcing UN Security Council resolutions, things like this. But in this case, it is it is certainly true that Iran is the declared enemy of the United States. They act like the enemy. They've acted, you know, all this time. It's not like they're a third party, and it's not like this is completely none of our business. I don't subscribe to the narrative that we're hearing that well, we're just doing Israel's dirty work for them. But still, you know, ultimately, I mean that that is you know, you're talking there about about other issues which we talk about, but the constitutional the declaration of war thing is, as far as i'm an assailable concern, but it's it's something that's long past due that we need to resolve. Otherwise we're going to end up with a permanent state of elective Caesarism here, where the president has the de facto, if not the de jure, authority, to commit us to war any time he wants for whatever reasons.
8:27 Well, you're exactly right. I mean, these decisions need to be anchored. But it's like, well, here we are, and you know, for all ten purposes. You know, we've been at war. Well actually a wren's been at war with us for forty seven years. America just kind of just ignored it until you know, it got to be you know, got to a point where you just could not ignore it. And you know, this is after Obama gave him what one and a half billion dollars of you know, of cash on pallets in the middle of the night. You know that hopefully they would make nice and what did they do. I mean, they took that money and just doubled down on their terrorist investments. We call ourselves ASAP Travel for one reason. We can help you book a ticket ASAP For those of you that don't know, that means as soon as possible. That means no waight time, you get through right away, no searching online.
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13:26 That's Magavitamin dot com nutrition for Patriots. We're talking with Steve Bonta. He is the publisher of the New American magazine. Well, Steve, again, I appreciate you coming on because and talking about this because you know, we hear all the talking points from you know, HACKEM Jeffries and the rest of the Democrats, and you know, this is an illegal war, and it's hard to hear when I'm seeing our military, our sons and daughters there putting the life on the line for the sake of our national security, and you've got this partisan bickering that's going on, and it's like, wait a minute, where you guys have been. Where have you been for the last forty seven years.
14:11 Again, that's a separate issue, and let me be clear my personal position on this is, having embarked upon it, we need to finish the job and the world will be much better off, and certainly the Iranian people be much better off without this horrific regime in power. We saw what they were capable of, you know, back in January when they went out and butchered tens of thousands of their pin and they continue, by the way, on a daily basis to hang beautiful young women whose only crime was to appear in public without a hit job and say Javid Shah or something like that. I mean, it's just the horrors continue unabated in that country right now. Now it's not necessarily our role to go out there and to be savior of the world in a secular sense, you know, to because their horrors going on in Sudan, and their horrors going on in Yammar Burma, horrors going on in communists China and so forth, and so on, and itself a legitimate mandate. But my point is, you know, having committed so much already, we should finish. But it doesn't look like we're going to finish because suddenly we started in the early days saying, you know, only unconditional surrender, and now we're shucking and jiving and joking and changing, you know, and it's just and oh, well, you know, Trump is playing five dimensional chess. You just don't understand. No, I do understand. Trump has gotten bored. You know, he's he's looking at new shiny objects now and he kind of want wants to get out of it. We did not do this when we fought a bona fide foe, you know, the Nazis. And by the way, you know, there are some questionable things about our entry into World War Two, you go going all the way back there, people you know, argue about this to this day. You know, was there fore knowledge of the Pearl Harbor attack? Did
15:43 FDR cynically allow it to happen so that he had the pretext to get us in the war. But once we were in the war, however we got there, you know, there was no question an FDR, by the way, lest we forget, was a liberal of the day. It's quite quite radical in many many ways. He's he's one of the spiritual godfathers of today's radical left. But even he didn't didn't say, Okay, well, we're just gonna maybe we're gonna have a ceasefire with the Nazis for two weeks and see how that goes. Or let's let's let's shut down operations in the Pacific for a couple of weeks and while we talk of the Japanese and see if we can cut a deal. It's insane, Yes, if you try to project the mentality that Trump seems to be bringing to this, to this very serious conflict, back into wars past, particularly World Wars one and World War two.
16:24 You say, no, that's that's not how it's done. I'm not a military man, but even I know when you fight a war, you fight to win or you don't get involved at all. Exactly. Yeah, you know you got to let you got to let the generals do their job. I'm a firm believer that once they're on the battlefield, Uh, what Trump should say, look at you've got my vote, Go get it done and call me when you're finished. In effect, Yeah, and instead he's he's he's micromanaging it and he's playing these games. So I'm sorry, but you know, people were saying the other day, oh, well, the ceasefire is almost over. You'll see, we're just doing that. We're re arming and getting ready and he's gonna go in. And what does he do. Oh well, we're gonna continue with the ceasefire. We're gonna talk see if they can get things together. In other words, he has really no intention of changing being He just wants to cut a deal.
17:07 And this is just to me, I find, frankly quite appalling at this point. And I know a lot of people, well your people are probably hardcore Trump boosters. I'll be happy to be wrong. He is really playing five dimensional chess and go to win there. I mean, the world will be incomparably a better place with the Iran that's a friend of the US, is anti communist, anti Islamist, friend of Israel, all that sort of thing, as they once were under the under the under the much maligned Shaw. But I don't know if we're going to get there. I have the same feeling as you do, Steve, because, uh, you know, the situation again, like I said, is that when you go to war, you just empower the generals, get out of the way, let them do their job, you know, otherwise we're going to end up with another Vietnam conflict and what a mess. And I was. I was in the Marine Corps during that period of time.
17:54 Fortunately I wasn't on the field of battle, but I was in the public relations department and that was all. I mean. I saw stuff I didn't want to see that I can't unsee. But but was because it became a war executed by civilians instead of the military. They want to go in and you know, and we've had this problem time and time again. And the thing is is that even with Donald Trump, you know, I feel for his position. I have compassion as much as that. Here he's trying to conduct this war. He's got the Democrats nipping at his heels, he's got the mainstream media nipping at his heels. You got all this, all these headwinds coming in and oh yeah, and if that's not enough, let's just throw the pope in there too, okay. And it's like at some point, I mean, I gotta imagine he wakes up in the middle of the night and his short span of sleep because he only sleeps about three or four hours a day, they tell us, and probably thinks, what a nightmare. I'm in the middle. I'm like, I'm twirling plates here, trying to keep this thing going and not go in and absolutely obliterate Iran, even though he talked about which is you know, the words these people are hanging on to, that he was going to utterly destroy a civilization.
19:03 Talk is cheap, bill, and you know, talk doesn't avail much in war. I mean, I understand that disinformation is an important part of war, but at this point, come on, you know, because yes, during the ceasefire, what do you think Iran is doing? Yeah? Right, Okay, those those cargo flights are still coming in from China and Russia and other points. You know, bring more ammunitions, more missiles, you know, more SAM batteries, whatever, and you know, and so they're they're not wasting any time. These guys are hardcore religious fanatics. And I really think that Trump and a lot of people around him do not understand the mentality. They're happy to die. They're not They're actually not afraid to die. We saw that on nine to eleven. You know, one of the reasons nine to eleven caught us flat footed is that we didn't, you know, part as you know, this military man, one of the assumptions is that the enemy on the other side is going to act in his own best interest, you know, that he's going to and ultimately want to save his life or you know, in this kind of thing.
20:03 And there are people who don't think that way. I mean, we were really flummoxed in World War Two when the Japanese pilots started flying planes into into. Our own boats. There was nothing in our rule book that said, what do you what if you have an entire military corps that is trained to be suicidal, And that's what we have written large with with the Iranians. They're they're not going to I mean, most Iranians are very rational, good, wonderful people. It's it's a small cadre of these true believers who think that there's going to be a great war against the great Satan Us and the little Satan Israel. And at the crucial moment, you know, the Madi is going to come and rescue them. So they're they're they're very much they have this millenary Islamist, millenarian point of view that because God's war, that's that's the point of view.
20:52 And you can't, I mean, you can't reason with people like that. On a positive side, this happening within Iran is that Christianity, in the midst of all this persecution is growing faster in Iran than any other place in the planet right now, Steve. I hear that. And Christianity has a tendency to proliferate wherever the persecution is the most severe, so you know, and so of the Middle East, Iran and many other parts of the of the Muslim world, there's a quiet you know, conversion going on. Whether that because I think it's. Part I think it's part of our nature in the sense when things get chaotic, we want normalcy. Our inner compass, you know, finally gets to that point say look, we've got to find some balance. And like you said, Iren's been driven by maybe ten percent. I mean, it's almost the same type of fractions that were used in Germany. Right, It wasn't that everybody was a Nazi. It was a small percentage that was controlling everybody rather abusively, and they drew no quarter, just like they did with you know, with the women the way they you know, they're not and even the men, they're not happy enough just to hang them. It's like, no, before before we kill you, we're going to brutalize the holy what have you, including rape and gang rapes and things like that that these people perpetrate upon, you know, allegedly their own people. They're as barbaric as they come.
22:11 Well, and you know, of course, the Iranians stage these raucous rallies and the people screaming, you know, death to America, and there's defiance in the news media. Oh look at the popular support the regime has. Yeah, well, you know what, there was popular support at the Nuremberg rally too. That was an impressive thing. Those big rallies that Hitler put on that was real impressive. There were lots of Germans who were very enthusiastically supportive of Hitler, okay, and lots of Japanese who were very you know, supportive of the emperor and everything else. That didn't stop us. We didn't say, oh, my goodness, you know, this regime is legitimate because look, the people support it. We may not agree with with the gas chambers and all that, but the people support it, no, I mean, you know. And so obviously from my vantage point, it's easy for me to argue for absolute pristine moral clarity and say, well, we should only get involved in wars for defense of our own shores and this kind of thing. And I'm not arguing that either. And I think the founding fathers wouldn't have either. Certainly, confronted with the reality of modern weapons, like you know, intercontinental ballistic missiles, we don't have the luxury of saying, well, let the other world, the other side of the world unto itself completely.
23:19 I mean, that should be our default posture. I think that is wise. Counsel from George Washington and all, you know, to avoid entanglement. At state bond to the publisher of the New American magazine. Thank you, Steve, take care. Thanks a lot, Take care of you too. Have you written a book? Where? Do you have a manuscript ready and just need to find the right publisher. Christian Faith Publishing supports authors like yourself to bring their books to life, and right now we're offering you a free writer's guide designed to steer you towards book completion. Christian Faith Publishing evaluates each manuscript we receive. If your book earns approval, we take care of everything editing, designing, printing, promotion and widespread online and in store distribution. Picks your book, greasing the shelves of specialty Christian bookstores, Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and numerous other retail destinations. It's time to get that manuscript published and to work with a publisher who shares your values of integrity and honesty. You can get your book published, get your manuscript reviewed, and a free writer's guide today.
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28:13 That my understanding, and of course in my study of you know, the Middle East military mindset is such, is that they fight to the finish. I don't see them dropping their guns here. I think this is going to require an all out, just attack on their leadership. Well, two red lines, no American boots on the ground, no Iranian refugees in the West. If Trump stays with then those red lines, he might we might be able to win the mid terms and avoid turning Trump's last two years in office into an impeachment circus. I care what happens in America much more than I do what happens anywhere else in the world. America, first, the Iranian government is evil. The Democratic Party is worse, and it's trying to take over here where I live. So I'm not willing to liberate the people of Iran at the cost of subjecting America to the left wing race, to the race communism of autalitarian Democratic Party. James Carville said what the Democrats should do, and they probably will do.
29:22 They'll still pack the Supreme Court, They'll make Puerto Rico estate, they'll make DC a state. In other words, they'll they're going to stack the Senate. They're going to take over in America, and due to us, what's being done to people in Great Britain where Christian preachers are getting arrested for preaching the gospel. Every day a dozen people are arrested for complaining about immigration on Facebook. I'm sorry, I wish the people of Iran well, but I'm not going to liberate Iran at the cost of enslaving America. So Trump needs to find a way to declare victory and leave. Right in my eye, and as sooner the better, because we're biding time here. He doesn't have a way to claim his time. That's right. The midterms are coming, and then you saw what happened in Virginia's.
30:05 Talk about that's an example. Yeah, yeah, well it's an example what the what the Democrats would do. But it's also an example of what the what the Republicans didn't do either. John All of course, the Republican Party put one hundred million dollars into helping a worthless rhino John Cornyn get a fourth term in the Senate where he does nothing except proposed amnesty for immigrants, try to take away Americans guns. He voted he wanted to remove Trump from office. Uh, they spend one hundred million dollars defending him against Ken Paxton, who's a Trump supporting, loyal conservative. But they did. They spent barely a dime fighting this insane Jerrymanderin scheme in Virginia which would disenfranchise the forty eight percent of the state that are Republican by giving them one congressman to nine for the Democrats. Now, thank god, they spent nothing on that. They're spending money trying to kick Thomas Massey out out of out of the House of Representatives.
31:06 And that's on Trump. Trump develops these personal grudges and that that completely obliterates his rationality. Now I understand, I'm from Queen's like Trump my dad. It's like my dad is president. But my dad kept a hatchet under the driver's seat of his car and I remember him waving it at a woman who had cut him off. Okay, the president, you can't act like Archie Bunker right the whole all the time. As president. At some point you have to sort of hike up your pants, button your shirt up a little bit so you so your gold chains aren't showing, and don't act like a character from Saturday Night Fever or all in the family, right.
31:48 Well, speaking of somebody holding a hatchet out the window, had we had an ice agent I evidently got cut off something, you know, kind of road rage or something, and he held his gun out out the window and gonna. I don't know if you've heard about that. Yeah, yeah, he's uh, they've got a I can't remember what state it's in, but they've they've all points bulletin arrests for this guy anywhere, and yeah, he could be facing twenty year twenty years in jail fell. Meanwhile, the corrupt and competent Capital City, the Capitol police officer who murdered Ashley Babbitt exactly got to retire with a fat pension. Yeah, don't even get me going on this one. I mean that whole deal, the whole January sixth fiasco.
32:32 Now let's let's so, let's finish up about Virginia. This Spansburger woman ran as a moderate Democrat. She actually is a CI agent. She is probably still a CI agent. We know what the Deep State has in mind for us, right, They want to rest pro they want to arrest pro lifers with dawn raids with rifles. They want to censor the media. Remember the CIA going to Facebook to get the Hunter Biden laptop story censored from the media when it was true. Right, The secret agencies like the CIA are incredibly dangerous. They're inherently dangerous. Maybe they're necessary, but they're very dangerous. And with the Patriot Act, George W.
33:26 Bush made the CIA and the FBI infinitely more powerful, gave them enormous sweeping powers to spy on Americans allegedly to keep us safe from terrorism. How much do you think Daddy Bush had influence on that decision? Right? Right? And I was one of the few people to oppose it. I opposed the Patriot Act when it was being debated in Congress, and people said, Oh, you're a nut, you're paranoid. Go smoke pot with Ron Paul Well. I was right because when Obama took power, or what I said at the time was, don't give George you Bush any power that you'd be scared for Hillary Clinton or someone else to wield in four years time. And sure enough, when Obama took power, they completely politicized the whole of government, but especially the deep state, and they turned the CIA and the FBI into American equivalents of the Stazi orb and they started weaponizing the government against American citizens.
34:26 Yeah. Well, John, I I'm just aside another side. I'm sorry here. But you know, when you get into this and we're talking about the deep state, then this is why the Epstein files matter. Yeah, because it is connected to the deep state. It's all this CIA, you know, in the shadow kind of stuff that's going on that's so diabolical. When you have you read any of these emails, John, some of the stuff that's going on. I mean, but I didn't. Oh, I mean it's so disgusting, you can't believe. I mean, everybody thinks Epstein is just about you know, pedophilia and that. Oh no, and that's nothing compared to how deep and diabolical I mean, transhumanism, genetic, you know, code altering. He he in his own mind thought he was the perfect male.
35:15 So he was inseminating all these girls to come up with the you know, the perfect human race. I mean, this guy's another version of Adolf Hitler and so point by our government and the CIA. John, Yeah, he was probably he was pretty much created by the CIA. I mean he was recruited to teach at an elite prep school, Dalton, school in Manhattan. He didn't even have a bachelor's degree. Now, I know, you shouldn't be able to get a teacher a teaching job at any school, much less one of the most elite schools in America without a bachelor's degree. Who recruited him Bill Barr's former Attorney General, Bill Barr's father, who was one of the founders of the OSS that became the CIA.
35:57 So Epstein CI connections go way back to the. Very beginning of his career, and out. Of nowhere he suddenly managing billion dollar hedge fund for some of the wealthiest perverts in America. Where did he make those connections except through the CIA and then his partner and pimp, Gilly Maxwell. Her father was a Masad agent who when he died, got a state funeral in Israel. So you don't have to be remotely anti Semitic. And I'm not to think there's something very fishy there was I six involved. How many other foreign agencies were involved in a honeytrap operation to set up blackmail on billionaires like Bill Gates exactly skilled Bookie's scary stuff and Trump mishandled that's terribly made it look like he was covering up something for himself, when in fact he was just protecting the CIA because they told him. The deep state, people who'd been trying to put Trump and his family in prison for years come to and say, oh no, no, it's a threat to America. Is going to make America unsafe.
37:00 Trump is even now supporting extension of the crazy Piza surveillance that lets the CIA spy on Americans as they spied on Trump. Thank god, the Republicans in Congress are telling him to pound sand and maybe that won't be extended. Well again, Ty, we diverted on the CIA, but I want to get back on track. We got to go to quick break. We'll kick it up on the other side. More from Doctor John's America. After this stay with us. Streaming TV is where it's at. It's not about cutting the cord anymore. That's old news. It's all about your customized TV options with the best and cheapest high speed internet and your own TV subscriptions. We've got your dream TV lineup between wired and satellite internet and TV.
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41:36 Lazy move from the Let's move from the official deep state to the effective unofficial deep state. The Southern Poverty Law Center. Now, people need to. Know the history of this. This was originally a group called Clan Watch, and it was Northeastern liberals who were going to help protect civil rights workers from the klu Kox Klan back in the seventh these when it was still really a thing. As the Clan gradually just dried up and withered and went away, Clan Watch couldn't raise money anymore. They were losing money, so they reinvented themselves as the Southern Poverty Law Center as just a generic left wing pressure group that would look for crackpot racist extremists, inflate how dangerous they were, and send fundraising letters to scare old people, maybe people with memories of the Holocaust, into sending them fat checks.
42:34 They were printing money. They have They have a tower I think in Georgia it's called the poverty Palace. People call it a poverty palace, the poverty Palace. That's almost an oxymoron, isn't it. So there wasn't enough right wing extremism and genuine racism in America to justify their operations and their fundraising activity, so they started creating it. The Justice Department just filed charges against the Southern Power of the Law Center. It has evidence that the SPLC was funding the klu Klux Klan, recruiting people to be neo Nazis, that it organized the riot in Charlottesville that then it used to fundraise off of.
43:18 Now this is that they used to beat up Trump over the head, over and over into this day, right. Right, right, This is standard FBI behavior. We know that under George W. Bush, the FBI was sending undercover agents to mosques to try to convince ordinary Muslims to become terrorists. They would bring them, Look, we want you to blow up Penn Station. We will provide the bomb, will provide the fuse. Here's one hundred thousand dollars. FBI agents were inventing terrorist attacks and finding the recruiting people to do them and then arresting them in order so that they could have.
43:58 Some erect under their belt. That's exactly what they did in Michigan, where the FBI found people who were dissatisfied with Gretchen Whitmer, who, by the way, had shut down the state completely illegally and unconstitutionally. As a court subsequently found she locked everyone in their homes. She behaved worse than any British colonial governor did before the American Revolution. You know, those people were tired and feathered. So then they find they find like unemployed, alcoholic, disaffected, sad sad sacks, and they recruit them. They bring them the idea of kidnapping the governor, trying her on TV and executing her, and they give they pay for their hotel rooms, they organized their meetings, they offer to provide the weapons. They the FBI completely created this plot out of whole cloth and then arrested people for it. So the Southern Poverty Law Center learned its tricks, probably got its orders directly from the FBI, and the CIA.
45:02 Wouldn't be surprised. But yeah, go ahead, I'm. This is the apparatus of control. This is how our elites tried to keep us scared, submissive, and under and controllable by creating fake plots, by creating fake terrorism, generating fake extremism, and using that to smear pro lifers PTA moms. Remember when the FBI designated PTA moms who didn't want pervert transgender books in their kindergarten classrooms, their hinderarting classrooms, they were domestic extremists. Yes, so this is extremely sinister, and it's it's how police agencies operate in Western Europe with a target patriots who are worried about the mass colonization of their countries by military age Muslims who create rape gangs and prey on the local, local, local girls.
46:01 You talk about that, you're a white extremist, your dangerous element. And the ordinary people, the normies who aren't skeptical, who aren't paranoid, they take it at face value. Oh oh, the police are protecting us from the neo Nazis, not as long as ad The Nazis are bad, but they're not Nazis. They're just patriots. And the people they're importing are radical Muslims who really do want to kill Jews, and by the way, Christians too, who really do want to burn down churches, who really do want to implement sharial law. What's astonishing to me is that the agencies allegedly tasked with protecting us have become our enemies. I'm disappointed in Trump that he didn't dismantle the FBI, dismantle it, shut it down, padlock, it infumigated, because it is so hopelessly politicized that it is more of a threat to us than any foreigner. I used to joke, if the FBI showed up at my door, I would call a Mexican drug cartel to protect me, because I trust the Mexican drug cartels more than I trust the FBI.
47:16 Yeah, well that that says a lot right there. But as you say, this is an established pattern. Whether it happened overseas with these totalitarian governments, this has been happening here in the United States forever. You know, it's part of the political process, and it would it would appear John, in a general sense, it's it's one party over the other that uses this kind of strategy, which is, you know, has been the Democratic Party. Except that the the establishment GOP does it too, and they do it with the Democrats. Look at the Russia collusion hopes, who brought the fake Steele Dos who brought that to the FBI Senator John McCain at the urging of Senator Lindsey Graham. And now Lindsay Graham's in trouble in the primary, and the Republicans are going to pour money in to try to help him beat his conservative opponent.
48:12 So it's not just the Democrats, it's the corrupt, corporate, open borders wing of the Republican Party. Two. And what we see with John Thune and the other Democrats or the other so called Republicans in the Senate, they would rather see the Democrats win so that they can take back the party from the populace. They really are the Washington generals who out every night to lose graciously to the Harlem globetrotters. Trump is the one player on the Washington Generals who thought we would sing some baskets and maybe try to win the game. And as a result, his teammates want to beat him up, maybe hamstring him literally, because hey, their gig, their paycheck depends on losing to the globetrotters.
48:54 Right exactly, And somehow, in a very strange way, that is the scenario. More and more, as we see it's almost become inarguable, John, you know, because you see what Dune is doing. And here we are, the clock is running. We need to, you know, get some work done. I mean, Trump doesn't even have all his appointed officials confirmed yet, John, No. And Dune is doing his best just to stop that. Why aren't there riots in South Dakota outside Thune's home demanding he resigned. I mean, and why isn't Trump fighting harder against these people? I feel like the warren Iran. Trump has been so crippled at home by these lawless judges like Boasburg. And instead of defying these judges and making it for you made your order, you may enforce it.
49:45 Instead of defying them, he's he's sort of surrendered to them. So he's helpless here at home. He can't do anything at home, so he's doing successful wars abroad because the federal judges can't stop him from attacking Iran. Feel like that's part of the reason Trump is being so he's not being America first, He's being Iran first, Venezuela first. Now, these things are arguable on the merits, but the fact is his domestic agenda is going nowhere. The Save Act is going nowhere. Right, he has not done. Don't they see, don't these congressmen and senators see that this is what's going to determine the midterm. I mean, we're back to Obamacare all over again. All the promises made that you're going to repeal and replace, you didn't do it. And you know, and John McCain, a lot of people blame John McCain.
50:35 John McCain was just one of many other Republicans that you know, they didn't figuratively turn their thumb down in a very dramatic sort of way. But still, you know McCain did, and he was the one that could have made the difference. And look what happened. Yeah, he flew back to DC to vote in favor of Obamacare when he had been railing for years to repeal it. It's easy to get discouraged, it's easy to get black pilled. But you know, God is still moving. I don't think he's given up on America. Look this judge that a judge just ruled that this Virginia referendum was illegal and nonstitutional, which it was so God willing.
51:17 That can be stopped. But don't thank the Republican Party. They were too busy supporting John Cornyn. They're too busy helping John Thune. They're too busy helping the worstless Cassidy in Louisiana. But there are good things coming. I think Cassidy is going to lose. We're going to be one rhino down in the Senate. I think I think Lindsay Graham might lose. I think John Cornyn is going to lose. When three of the worst rhinos in the Senate look like they're going extinct, maybe maybe Trump will be able to get more done than his last two years in office. Well, look what's happening with the young kids. How the young kids are rising up? John yesday. You look about it and you see, yes, there's some crazy votes and you know commentary coming from the young kids. But I'm I'm seeing these young kids as being a breath of fresh air for the Republican party. Watch what they do.
52:08 They may be the ones that turn the tables on these people that need to retire, needed to retire, you know, years ago, and bring in some young fresh blood. What do you think, Yeah, well, I mean there are a lot of good things happening with Turning Point USA, despite the murder of its leader and the attempt of genuine white white nationalists, lunatics and anti Semites to hijack the group. I think they're going to survive that. Again, I would not be surprised if there were a deep state element to that. Right. Well, and look what you know, Carbal and the rest of Democrats, they want a TPUSA left style right trying to manufacture their own group. They don't need it. They have college campuses. College campuses are radicalization factories. That's why I tell people, if you, if your kid needs to go to college, send him to the cheapest state university where you can live at home, live with your parents through college, because it is not so much what happens in the classroom. It's the campus atmosphere.
53:11 It's your roommates, it's the dorms, it's the hookup culture. The social atmosphere at college is much more, even more toxic than what's happening in the classroom. So if you have, if you possibly can, have your kids go to college where they live at home with you till they graduate, so you can continue to infuse them with your values and all that time and love and sacrifice you put into raising up a kid with values and faith like your own won't be washed away by his drug dealing roommate and the Muslim radicals down the hall, in addition to whatever the professor is spouting in the classroom. All done inside of one semester. That's all it takes. John.
53:53 It is because kids are malleable. Yeah, you got a doctor. John's America, author of No Second Amendment, No First to politically Incorrect Guide Catholicism. Thank you, John, Take care of you will, Bobby. Have you written a book? Where? Do you have a manuscript ready and just need to find the right publisher. Christian Faith Publishing supports authors like yourself to bring their books to life, and right now we're offering you a free writer's guide designed to steer you towards book completion. Christian Faith Publishing evaluates each manuscript we receive. If your book earns approval, we take care of everything editing, designing, printing, promotion, and widespread online and in store distribution. Picture your book, greasing the shelves of specialty Christian bookstores, Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and numerous other retail destinations. It's time to get that manuscript published and to work with a publisher who shares your values of integrity and honesty. You can get your book published, get your manuscript reviewed, and a free writer's guide today.
54:49 Eight hundred four to three nine one five paid eight, eight hundred four to three nine one five eight eight, eight hundred four to three nine one five eight eight. That's eight hundred four three nine fifteen eighty eight. Getting America back on track, Bill Martinez Live. Hey, right now, it's six minutes after the top. They were glad to join us. We got John Gordon back with us. Whether he likes it or not, we always love having him on the show because he just he's so calm and he brings everything down to a level to where we can breathe again. John always could be rich one person. Hey, you know here it is it's tough fighting for the truth, John, You know that, especially when the you know, the general consensus is people would much rather buy into a lie than the truth.
55:46 Well, that's the problem. And if people would just tell the truth, I could accept it, but I cannot handle the lies, the hypocrisy, and the just utter selfishness that people engage in that destroys our constitution and our freedoms. Well, this has been going on for decades, an attack on stability, John, as you know. And this is why they have us at each other's throats, because the more divided we are, the easier we are to control, right, no question. And I was on an interview yesterday in fact, and I was relating the experience I had when I formed a charity in Atlanta I called the Friends of English Avenue.
56:33 It's the worst zip code in America for virtually every social ill you can conceive of the largest concentration of HIV per capita for any zip code in America, homelessness, obesity, diabetes, disease, joblessness, illiteracy, hopelessness. Just about every evil thing you can come up with. It's like the headquarters for it. Well, you know, I don't characterize it as evil, frankly, but I think that, you know, I thank God for the circumstances that I was born into. I could have just easily been born into English Avenue, And so I don't blame the residents there at all. I blamed the pumps, the prostitutes, and the drug dealers, but I also blamed the leadership because we went in there and we raised well over a million dollars and we cleaned up the neighborhood.
57:35 We planted two beautiful urban farms. We gave people support when they were down and out. We helped people with food and living conditions. We put a police two police officers, rent fee, rent free in a house, and crime went down precipitously. But the leadership, Thomas, the state representative, she was a thorn in our side from the day that we got there. And the Anthony Motley, the preacher of the Lindsay Street Baptist Church, said, you know, just don't pay her any attention. But she tried to undermine us at every turn. And I asked my friend, the late Ivory Young, who was the city councilman representing that district, what is the matter with these people. Yeah, that's my question exactly, he said, John. They are the poverty pimps.
58:34 They don't want the neighborhood to change because it's their power base and they and they've got them as a captive and they don't want to lose that. The hell of that. And yeah, you're making my point that I made earlier. I may have used the wrong word, and I apologize for that, but but see to me, when you were anti American an anti uh human. It is evil and I hate to put it in those starke of terms because you know, like you said, I mean here they are you know, they're they're pimping things out for their own, their own interest, and not the interests of the people that are suffering there.
59:16 Yes, and that is a fact I've happened. And the distinction that I was making is between the residents and their leadership. Yes, and the leadership is not well, they are popularly elected. And they're not. But that's a whole other conversation. But the fact is that you would think that people coming into the neighborhood wanting to help, that they would be warmly received. I received a very nice award in twenty thirteen, seven years after showing up there, from Cox Media Group and the Trust for Public Land, and they awarded us the twenty thirt Heroes Award. It's probably the nicest thing that's ever happened to me, one of the in terms of an award.
1:00:07 And when I we serendipitously had a fundraiser at the Lindsay Street Baptist Church, which is sort of at the nexus of the neighborhood the following day, and when I showed up there there were ten people on the sidewalk across the street picketing me, saying, rich Buckhead go home. And we were there to help. We did not have an agenda, and the leader of the opposition was mad because we would not give her a consulting fee. I said, no, we don't pay consulting fees. So she became our enemy. I could have bought her off, but I don't need to buy somebody off when we're there trying to do good. I'm not going to buy anybody off anyway under anything like.
1:00:55 You're saying, though, John, this is this is kind of the order of the day in things like this, unfortunately, whether it's you know, the said, yeah, Reverend Jesse Jackson, what do you do? He really was at the at the origins of this kind of holding corporate America hostage. And if they wanted to have a you know, a black housekeeping seal of approval, then they went to Jesse Jackson. They'd pay him three four million dollars and keep him quiet, and he'd kind of hold everybody else at bay because he was the one that was pulling the strings there, right. Yeah, Yeah, I guess the point I was trying to get to is that you know, there were six thousand residents in that neighborhood. I knew many of them by first name. I visited them in their homes, they came to our events, they helped clean up the streets. We and we had a teen summer job program for a number of years where we just cleaned up. We removed tons of debris, discarded tires that they threw in a ditch, and all this stuff I'm trying to get to.
1:02:01 I love those people. They were grateful, they were kind, spirited, they were they were good. They just got borned into bad circumstances. And so I think this thing, this racial tension that we've had for the last sixty years today, I don't we don't have to go dissect the last sixty years, but how about just a snapshot today. I think it's largely manufactured, and I think it's largely manufactured by the pimps who want to keep us in turmoil. A law the Southern Poverty Law Center, who have now been outed paying millions of dollars to the klu Klux Klan, who they're supposed to be enemies of, and other hate groups, and they want to stir this racial division, because without it, they lose their identity and their purpose for surviving and raising the tens of millions of dollars exactly, we've been able to hoodwink people into giving them one hundred and fifty million, I think for the Southern Poverty Law Center, and it's a lie.
1:03:12 Yeah, it's a fabrication right well, and here it is all supported and sponsored by your own government. You can thank Lyndon Baines Johnson in the mid sixties for having to ignite this. And you talk with Bob Woodson at the Woodson Center and he tells you he historically has the empirical data to tell you what Black America was like until you know before LBJ, and then after LBJ it was dramatic. John I had no use for LBJ. I do think that we made great strides in civil rights starting with John Fitzgerald Kennedy, who I think Johnson had killed. That's my personal opinion based on sixty three years of research.
1:03:56 But I think Johnson did for the the civil rights cause, and that's the only good thing I can say about it. But he didn't do it for the right reasons. Exactly. Let's go to break. We'll pick it up on the other side. More from John Gordon. After this stay with us. How would you like to save money on nearly all your prescription drugs. We've set up a special toll free number for the RX Outreach Program. They're a nonprofit company whose mission it is to make prescription drugs more affordable to the masses. They don't take insurance, and in many cases, your prescriptions are even cheaper than your copays. They carry thousands of different prescription drugs, so whatever you're taking, there's a good chance they have it. No couponts are required, and this is not a discount card. It is pure savings on your prescription drugs. They specialize in generic meds for any chronic health needs you have. Call with your prescription and find out for free how little you can pay for your prescription drugs. Remember, we don't take insurance, so call right now.
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1:09:32 Well, Elon Musk has talked about that, and he said, and he spoke for me when he said it, I'm sick and tired of people speaking virtuously and acting the opposite. And that's what we're dealing with. Yeah, right, exactly, And all this virtuous talk and it's just hypocrisy, and really worse than hypocrisy, it's just a bunch of lies. Well, what's coming out again? Once again? Trump is right, you know, particularly about South Carolina. Remember all the hubbub that was caused because of what Trump had to say about the people that were riding there in South Carolina. And now we find out the SPLC was part and parcel of the orchestration of all the hubbub that had taken place there.
1:10:17 Yeah, and it's criminal and they should be held accountable. They've they've lied, and they've engaged in fraud by getting people to give them money under false pretenses. Well, what do you think is going to happen? Is there going to be a yeah, okay, short answer. And I say that with no glee, but I mean, just look, we're two years into Trump's administration. Name somebody, we name somebody that's been held accountable, one person who's gone to jail. Have we seen anybody in an orange jump suit? No?
1:10:57 And this deep state is so corrupt and so and I will use your term applied to them, so evil. They behave of the off the. Books, and they break the law, they defy the constitution, yet there's no accountability. They're untouchable, and when you get too close they murder you. Yeah, exactly, Well, look what happened with Epstein, And you're finding out a lot of tentacles with the deep state associated with Epstein. And you know, for a while there people said, what's the big Okay, the guy was a purv you know, it's a pedophile. But it's deeper and much more diabolical than that than people realize.
1:11:38 People say they want the Epstein files. I mean, it's just me. I don't care about the files. Okay, I don't have any purient interest. I'm not a voyeur. I mean, yeah, it's horrible that somebody had sex with a seventeen year old instead of an eighteen year old. I mean, to me, I don't know what to make of that. It's bad. I don't condone it. But that's not the issue. That's not the big issue. Yes, the victims, we need to have sympathy for them, of course, but finding out who did it and what I want to know who sponsored it. I want to know who created it, who funded it, who permitted it, who encouraged it, who enabled it.
1:12:23 Those are the real villains and this but it's all part of the deep state. That's what I'm trying to tell you. Whether or talk about the money, and you talk about you talk about the money, the Rothschilds Wesner, Uh, you know, these these money brokers that put him into business. I mean, here's a guy, his educational level, you know, marginal at best, and all of a sudden he rises up and he's dealing with big money. He becomes a CIA operative, and this guy's dealing in DNA research, and he's all tied in with these eugenesis that believe that the population of the world is too big and it needs to be called And then he almost goes hitlarian because he's into constructing human race based on his DNA to come up with the perfect humanoid. And so he's impregnating all these girls so that he can design, you know, offer designed children to people who are interested.
1:13:17 I mean he wanted his own DNA to be part. Of the culture. Yeah, he wanted to populate the entire world with his DNA. According to some accounts that I've read. I don't know. That's awfully far out there, So I don't know how much of that I believe. But what I do what there is adequate evidence to make us more than suspicious that Massad working in conjunction. I believe I suspect with the CIA. I don't think Massad could work in this country to the extent that they did and create this honeypot without knowledge, at least the knowledge and consent of the CIA, if they didn't have a direct role. But they lured these powerful people into a honeypot, and all the bedrooms were videotaped so that they could have them in compromising positions and own them.
1:14:18 Yeah, it's like, I believe it totally. Hoover gave us the blueprint, and he was a disgusting human being and well as bad as LBJ. LBJ was a vile, crass, profane, heavy drinking bad guy. I'm sorry, it's just a reality well rated naked in front of his own daughters. What this all points to, John, is the very thing that you and I believe in and what is dragging America, and that is we're so mired in lies and deception. And hopefully it's the young people and they seem to be thirsting for the truth, and I pray that they they can find it, they that they are relentless to pursue the truth. Because you've got these operatives that have done every you know, the deep state, All these people are on a different agenda. We think, oh, we've got our constitution and here it is we the people in the United States of America. But we you know, we're not.
1:15:16 We're clueless to think about and consider the adversarial forces that have been working around from day one to disassemble this great American idea, and they're pretty darn close to doing it. John, Well, let me see if I can find my visual to depict exactly what you're saying. Oh, here it is, Anthony. What camera can we put this on? Can you put it on the the camera to the you know, just well, but then it covers up my beautiful face. Yeah, all right. Here this is my map and if you can see it, obviously it's the United States, and you've got uh, the EU and Canada. They're in hash lines, but but they're trying to at our troth. They're using our military for their own defense. And they Canada wants.
1:16:07 Favorable trade treaties. They want to be able to tear if our products, but not we can't tear iff theirs. And then you were in and outright war with Iran. And then we've got the globalists who are trying to insert themselves into American politics. Then Cuba has had Soviet and Russian missiles on their property. For the last sixty years. You've got Mexico here, who's our ally, but they've got cartels that they give free license to send children into the United States so they can traffic them. You've got China floating spy balloons over our most secretive military bases in Russia, who were just stones throw away from one all out war in the Ukraine because we're supplying Ukraine with weapons and Biden said, go ahead and fire him into the heartland of Russia. That was a dumb idea. And then you've got those are outside forces. But look at all these inside forces that we have to contend with.
1:17:19 Like. Big Tech, big pharm of big Telecom, big aerospace. They're all trying to get a piece of the pie. Then we've got terrorists that we believe are in sleeper cells inside the United States. And then we've got the deep state that you and I were talking about, coupled with special interests in globalists and Antifa and the intel agencies, the FBI and working with the MOB and the CIA, and then the media who is controlled and on the payroll of our federal government. It's a mess. And I got news for you, one man, Donald Trump is not powerful enough by himself to soar it out and take care of it. The American people have to join hands and say no more.
1:18:05 Stop it. Exactly yeah, they've got to exercise the power of the constitution in we the people. You're exactly right. And the midterms are here, they're around the corner, and we need to send reinforcements in to help Donald Trump. And you've got to activate your citizenship in a way that will save this country. Right, John Gordon about hunt of the last word, Go ahead. If you're not registered to vote, you're a US citizen, Democrat, Republican, Liberal or conservative, get off the couch, go register. If you are registered, please, in God's name, show up up. We need you. Amen. Yes. John Gordon is a graduate of Mercery University Law School, a former journalist and making in Atlanta, and a business owner and an entrepreneur. Thank you, John has always appreciate the time, my pleasure. Thank you, you got it.
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1:22:48 Nutrition for Patriots. Hey, we're back with you, America. Glad you could join us. Bill Martinez here and David Pollock is joining us. Top American college football analyst, former professional football linebacker who played in the NFL before a career ending neck injury, and he's here to talk about the live draft analysis and exclusive behind the scenes coverage at Taste of the Draft. How much fun is that, David? I mean, get you some as soon as I get off with you guys, man, I can actually go enjoy it. But yeah, we're PNC Headquarters will be doing the Taste of the Draft. The commissioner will be rolling through. But the city's set up. Man, this will be unbelievable. This is the largest crowd ever in Pittsburgh. I expected over seven hundred thousand, so got to be a crazy event.
1:23:38 Well that's great. Well, you know, congratulations on your career. I mean, obviously your NFL career was cut short because of the injury, but since then, I mean talk about bouncing back and resiliency. Seven time Emmy Award winning Analysts, Motivational speaker, you're an author, I mean, what is it that you don't do these days? Well, I think the author was the part, especially as a defensive lineman, because you're we're not very smart, by the way, like that's just that's where they put the guys that, Hey, the ball moves, you go get the guy with the ball. But now, just thankful to have health and be able to do a lot of those different things and talking about football is not a bad gig, man. Well, yeah, exactly. And plus, you know anything it has to do with athletics and sports, You've got plenty of stories because of all the characters that you played.
1:24:24 With, no doubt there's a lot of them. Yes, some you can't share too, my man, Some you can't know exactly. Well, let's talk about you know, the pro football teams and what you're seeing for the coming year. Break it down for us. Well, I think it's going to be interesting, Bill, just to how the draft unfolds. The coolest thing about the draft to me is you never ever know, right, Like it's never a given. The only thing we know is Fernando Mendoza will be the number one pick in the draft. From that point on, it's. Going to be a lot of craziness and that's what makes it so fun. They shorten the time between picks this year, which I think is awesome. Oh that's great. Yeah, oh it's great. Exactly. See you said it right away. We get tired of watching that sometimes and seeing all the stuff get me to the next guy, and so we'll do that and we'll have the trades, but heavy pass rush class, a lot of great pass rushers, a lot of great pass catchers. I think the quarterback situation is basically two, Like Thursday night, you're gonna be like, all right, it's either good, it's Mendoza one. And then is Ty Simpson going to get in the first round?
1:25:23 And you know, sometimes we've had as many obviously as five or more in the first round with quarterbacks, but it's more really about the playmakers and the pass rushers. Right, exactly. Well, And as you said, you know, I mean there's been some great surprises over the years. You know, even the last pick could end up being your your quarterback. Right brock perty, yes, sir, you nail it, Bill, Yeah. Right, so all right, so let's talk about teams needs and the top prospects. Break it down. Well, I mean, I think when you start off the bat, you're gonna have the Jets that kind of control the first part of the draft because they have the number two pick and they're going to get a pass rusher. It's just about who they get, and David Bailey seems to make sense. Rvel Reefs seems to make sense. And then you know from then on in the draft. Now, the Cowboys have two picks. Everybody talks about the Cowboys.
1:26:11 They need defensive help. The Giants have a couple of picks, obviously because they traded with the Bengals to get in there too, to get the tenth picks, so they have five and ten. So the Jets and the Giants have a lot of the picks, and we'll control Jets, Giants, and Cowboys. Obviously, Browns have two picks, so a lot of teams that have multiple picks. I think the big story about this draft that people talk about is this year's draft is not near as impactful as next year's, so not having not having as many picks this year necessarily as big of a deal because next year is the draft, So do people move back and get more picks and try to grab next year picks as opposed to having some picks in this year. That will be interesting thing to monitor. So a little game of chess in the middle of football, that's okay, there's nothing wrong with that. Yeah, because that was my question I was going to ask you, is how deep is this class?
1:26:57 Yeah, I mean it's you know, the quarterback is it starts at like, so it's not very deep. Next year, I think there's a lot of people that are gonna be looking towards arch Manning Trinidad Chamblis Julian saying, like the list will go on. I think you'll have four or five first round picks next year probably that we'll be breaking down and talking about. So listen, whether you like it or not, that's where it starts, right. Everybody starts with the quarterback position. So this draft has definitely not looked at as a deep draft. You know, of those those players that are going to come in and change a franchise. So when that's the case, the second pick isn't as valuable like the second pick next year with two quarterbacks that are first round picks, highly regarded that changes everything. Yeah, but isn't a little bit of you know, the way the draft works out for you know, some of these young men. I know you went through this as well, but you were you know you were you were picked in the first in the first draft.
1:27:50 Right, yeah, I was picked to seventeenth, yes, sir, seventeen. Okay, So but even still at seventeen, you said, hey, I'm gonna I'm going to show these guys that didn't pick me earlier than seven teen. Right, So you get a little bit of that happening and inspiration and motivation for guys to you know, step up and figure whatever they got to do, if they've got to lift more weights, if they've got to do some more conditioning, whatever. Is so that when you know, when training camp comes, I mean, you can have some market changes with these players. Right absolutely. I think you first of all, just a culmination of all your hard work, like to get to this point. You're you're jacked up, You're excited, like this is a this is a lifelong dream for a lot of people.
1:28:30 And that's why you see the awesome reactions whether you chest bump Goodell on the set. Or whether you cry, you know, like you. Get the full gamut of people that when you can tell when they experience things, for like the experience this moment that they've been dreaming about for a long time, it comes to fruitions like holy cow. But yeah, like I mean I was seventeen and I was disappointed. You know, I wanted to be picked higher. Right, So that's a little fuel to the fire. And you know, people absolutely know the guys that are drafted in front of them. Okay, you took so and so in front of me. That's I'm going to go prove you wrong. So there's a lot of there's a lot about the draft that's there's a lot of gamesmanship. Man, there's a lot of smoke. There's a lot of things that are said about people this time of year that you just you take with a grain of salt because you never know the gamesmanship behind it.
1:29:14 Yeah, but these guys know each other. I mean most of them have played you know, they've already faced them in college. Right. Oh. Absolutely, you play against a lot of these guys and you judge them up, you watch their highlights. You you absolutely have a good idea of them. But you're right, everybody communicates to more than ever, Like it used to be more you hated your rivals, and nowadays with social media and access to everybody so quickly, it's not near as prevalent. These guys know each other, They go to camps with each other. They you know, you look at the Mating Passing Academy every single year, all these guys are there spending time together, getting to know each other. You go to pass rush academies the same type of thing. Well, it's like it is a special fraternity when you think about it. I mean you're talking, you know, the top one percent of one percent of athletes in football get this opportunity, right.
1:29:58 Yeah, you got to be thankful for it for sure. Yeah, I mean you're definitely there's a lot of people fighting for that one percent, right, Like, there's so many people that have put in so much work, and what can separate you, what can make you different? You know, there's not a lot of things. So how do you find those margins? People are trying to train. That's why you see training videos. You see some strange stuff, some interesting stuff that's different. Right. People are always trying to find an edge some way, somehow. Well, David, we've got to wrap things up and you know, appreciate the time and breaking it down for us. What any kind of surprises, anything that you as we wrap things up, that you may want to summarize or just say, hey, watch out for this. No, I don't think. I think if I knew what it was, then everybody else would and there wouldn't be a surprise. But there will be a moment that's literally going to make our jaws drop. And I think ty Simpson is going to be drafted higher than people think. Some people think we'll go to the second round. I don't think it's going to last that long. I think a first round pick is what people will give for a quarterback because they get that extra fifth year where they don't have to pay him out to the wazoo. So that'll probably be a moment in the draft that everybody will be pointing towards.
1:31:01 Thanks again to David Pollock at the floor on the Taste of the Draft, an event presented by PNC Bank. The event supports gen Youth, the national nonprofit dedicated to addressing student hunger across Pennsylvania. Well, for those of you who were worried whether or not there would be life after MPR and the defunding and the use of taxpayer dollars. You got nothing to worry about. I mean, actually they've been saved by their NPR liberal billionaires who have been bailing them out to the tune of one hundred and thirteen million dollars. So Big Bird lives. MPR continues to go on without taxpayer money. No harm, no foul, right, hey, not a bad deal for them anyway. And meanwhile, George Soros continues to stay active. You thought that things were going to quiet down after he supposedly retired and this son, Alex was going to take over, and not so much the case. George Soros himself fundled another fifty million through his Fund for Policy Reform into Democracy Pack, the largest single donation for the twenty twenty six midterms so far, continuing his role as the top Democratic king maker. So what does that amount to?
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1:36:02 Thanks John, you heard it. Folks, take advantage of this opportunity and call now eight hundred seven four or five nine zero nine zero. Advertisement sponsored by Legal Health Center may not be available in all states. Hey, welcome back Bill Martinez here along with Nick von DeCaro. It's been a while. It's good to be talking to Nick. How you doing, Buddy, doing great? Bill, Thanks for having me on again. Well, Nick is the associate editor of NewsBusters dot org, so we have all kinds of fun things to talk about, of course, said George. Soros's name continues to be in the headlines.
1:36:43 Huh oh yeah, exactly. Yeah. We my colleague Joey Vascaz he basically found out that and discovered that he's now pumping again fifteen million dollars into these midterm elections, trying to buy these elections again, and apparently retirement is not fitting for him. He has to get out and do something. Well, you know, and it's amazing all these years they continues to do this and impose his idea against the American idea because he is anti American for all intent and purposes. But yet, you know, politics being what it is, it's so incestuous and greedy that it'll take anybody's money even if it destroys the very thing that supposedly they want to be elected for.
1:37:29 Exactly and basically too, what we're seeing with the media is is they're. Not looking at this at all. Meanwhile, they're all talking about Trump trying to steal elections. They're trying to put all the spotlight on Trump, so they just think he's going to have Ice or the National Guard come and take the ballot boxes or try to manipulate the vote or intimidate people away from the polling places. Meanwhile, you have somebody trying to buy things out here. And I'm old enough to remember when the media would talk all about like, oh, the Koch. Brothers or Elon's money. Past cycle. With the presidential election. It's it's they would like to be able to spend money for their side, but they don't want us spending money for our side. Well, and look what happened in Virginia. I mean, the people there, their vote got canceled out by big money.
1:38:15 I mean, you know, one side outspent by the other, what four to one, and you know, and of course that's problematic. I mean, especially when you consider that the Republicans have a lot of money, and why they decided to kind of sit back and you know, kind of let this happen is a mystery to me because the fact of the matter is, whether it's George Soros or Elon Musk or whatever. I mean, big money talks. And that's what makes the I keep saying, makes the wheels on the bus go round and round when it comes to DC politics, doesn't it. Yeah. We're we're based out of Virginia here at NewsBusters in the Media Research Center, and so yeah, we're we're seeing this firsthand, especially in Virginia with with what happened with the redistrict thing, and yeah, you're right, there really wasn't that much spending being done. And it almost seems like the Republican Party in the state is almost leader list and has like almost no rudder trying to organize everybody to spend money or sort of do this. Now we have Ken Kuchinelli, I believe, who's going through the legal route, and apparently there was a judge somewhere in the southwestern part of the state that has put an injunction on it, and and sort of called out how the ballot question was confusing and basically, I don't have it with me here, it's in my car. But the ballot question was so confusing where I voted on Tuesday, they had to give us like a pamphlet that was like triple folded to explain what the question is and what the different language was going to look like. So if you have to hand somebody supplemental material to know how to vote on
1:39:45 a proposal, you're you're getting a little bit too in the weeds, and you're you're definitely up to something. You know. It just goes to tell you how far off the mark we have come. Because our founding fathers initially said, as you'll recall and readings from history, is that proposals in that should be written in every man's language, so it's easily understood. But you get these attorneys and you get these operatives who come in and purposely confuse it, like I mean, I go back to Obamacare and how the architect of Obamacare, he admitted, he said, we purposely confused the proposal because it was too our advantage.
1:40:28 Oh exactly. They want to manipulate the language and then they'll tell you, oh, you can keep if you like your doctor, you can keep it. This also reminds me of like with Iran being in the news when they were trying to do the Iran deal. They did not do that in the public eye. They didn't tell the American. People they were working on it, and even the I believe Jensaki when she was over at the States Department, she got asked about it in a press briefing and then they edited the official video of the press conference to edit out the question about it. Yeah, yeah, this is well, you know, we shouldn't be shocked because this is what uh and I hate they make it partisany but but what happens is they make us talk about it that it's Republicans against the Democrats.
1:41:08 We've been trying to frame it Nick here on this show, is that it's either American or anti American, and this stuff that doesn't promote our constitution and bring us together, it divides us. That truly is anti American. In my humble opinion, Oh exactly. And you're you're one hundred percent right there where it's they're pitting us against each other and to this point where we have like this very great animosity, uh. Against each other. And even when I when I go home, like like the media is my job, right, so like I don't watch the news when I go home. I'm like, I need to relax, I need to wind down my own a. Mote compressed from all this stuff, yes, exactly. And I have friends who aren't really that political, they don't watch the news at all. And I one hundred percent understand why.
1:41:53 Yeah, yeah, because people are saying, you know, I fasted from the news and I found I was happier. You know exactly. And I watched The View for a Living and there's some days where I just got to like go off watching them or watch them in little spurts and stuff like that, and like they can really get you going. Yeah exactly. I mean the stuff they come up with, I mean it is bizarre. And I was looking at your blog and I was seeing and you know, thanks for saying that you watch the View for a Living, because I saw a lot of the commentary and that you're writing on your blog that was so view focused, So that explains it all the more. But wow, I feel for you. I mean it's almost like I think NewsBusters should you know, make sure that part of your contract includes therapy.
1:42:40 I do get hazard pay so exactly. Well, speaking of which, NPR, Oh what a bummer. You know, we took away public funding of MPR. But you know they did find a way to bail themselves out. Liberal billionaires are you know, writing some checks for to them? Right? Yeah. And basically this new check writing proves two things. It proves that the taxpayer funded public broadcasting has been a griff the entire time. For decades, conservatives have been saying that has been arguing that when we were pushing for the defunding, hey, they'll be able to support themselves. They'll be able to do just find without the government, they'll be competing in the marketplace of ideas and if there's somebody, they're willing to pay out the money for it, and they'll do it. And lo and behold, we actually see this, and it also proves their liberal bias and who it is that their product serves.
1:43:32 You have like these liberal billionaires who really. Liked what they were getting from NPR and PBS, and now you're getting these fundings. Well, in this instance, mostly MPR that people, these liberals want to funnel their money and push it into this, so it actually shows who they were gearing all of their content too. I guess the thing that's hard for me to understand is these billionaires make their money based on this great American idea and capitalism and free markets in that and because they've gotten theres all of a sudden everything should be shut down and they get into this elite mindset of boy, if it wasn't for me, America wouldn't be able to go round and round anymore.
1:44:16 Yeah, it's almost like the ultimate sort of pulling the ladder up behind you while you exactly managed to climb up. Or these people who their families have this wealth that sort of passed down from generation to generation, and essentially they're like they sort of have like this animosity towards their own families, well being their own families, whatever they built throughout the course of a couple generations, and then they're like, oh, this is begotten wealth and we have to I have to redistribute it and give it away and push for these causes that sort of diminish my family standing or push for socialism because they just don't like that their family made money by providing a service. Yeah. I think that that's the attitude of some billionaires.
1:44:58 There's others that is enough. You know. It's kind of like pat Riley, you know, probably about the time you were born, maybe wrote a book, you know, about the Lakers. It's called Showtime, and it was the idea he introduced. He said, you know, even in competition, you get that disease of more. You know, it's never enough, and in some cases with these billionaires, it's never enough. But what really concerns me is that, you know, it'd be one thing if they really were just saying, hey, look at I feel guilty for the money I make. But it's another thing altogether when they, you know, embrace an elitist mindset that almost you know, they transition to almost God likeness.
1:45:38 You know, it's like they put themselves in the place of God, whether it's you know, Bill Gates and Sorrows and these others that feel like, you know, they should be the ones that are orchestrating. I mean, we're finding out some of this information from the Epstein files, for example, I mean there's some crazy stuff Nick that this guy was up to. Oh, yeah, exactly. You have all sorts of people who have like all their wealth, and you have sort of the Epstein side of it, who is mostly trying to grow his wealth in that kind of stuff and do the very aus things to like his fellow man and trying to sort of use and abuse people literally. And then you have sort of the Soros side of it, who he pumps a lot of his money into sort of manipulating the social the social contract, like manipulate government, sort of elevate political ideals over it. And you see sort of these two different sides. They're probably not the only sides, but you see what it is that like that type of wealth can sort of allow you to choose and abuse and manipulate well.
1:46:40 And it's interesting because Soros, i think, is the of the ilk that believes that it's all about bigger government. The bigger the government, the better that government is the answer. Well, our constitution made it clear that we needed to have a smaller government. That the answer is found in way the people. And that's in anathema to people like George Soros and these people with all this money who think that they know better than the. Masses exactly, like putting his money into whatever sort of guiding it towards a like a centralized government construct where you have them trying to thinking that they know all about whether it's farming practices, land and conservation management, how you should construct your home, where you should live, how you should live, like what rights and of speech and self defense you should have access to. Yeah, this is all this stuff here of this sort of globalist mindset, definitely from Soros, where it's to pumping this money into sort of manipulate to try to guide it towards what he personally thinks is right as opposed to allowing people to do what they want and live their lives.
1:47:44 Yes, this elitist group think is so dangerous and deleterious for the mass of Americans. And you think of the cumulative intelligence of you know, three hundred and fifty million people versus you know, what are you talking about maybe a thousand? You know, really elitists that are in their own secret fraternity to think that they have all the. Goods, right, Oh yeah, and they get together they do all this like sort of shady stuff and they just sit on their piles of money thinking that oh, look, look I have all of this. So I should be able to. Be the guiding hand for society and civilization going forward.
1:48:25 Yeah, And the thing that's amazing is that pause for just a minute, look at the train wrecks in the wake of your decisions. Have you done anything that has been advantageous to society exactly? And there's like all the different energy policies where they were pushing for the stuff like in Africa and all these African republics and countries were sort of collapsing, their people sort of rising up to overthrow them and stuff like that. And we've seen it a bit more recently in Asia and stuff like that. All the different revolutions of young people who their countries are just completely their governments are completely corrupt, pushing sort of these agendas, and then they sort of rising up and overthrowing some of their governments to try to bring some more economic opportunity to themselves.
1:49:08 Well, thank god for the young people, right Nick. Oh, yeah, I. Mean I'm excited. I mean I'm excited what's happening in the youth, not only here in America but around the world. To your point, we got to leave it there and we'll continue the conversation down the road. Is always great having you on the show. Nick fon Dekara, the associate editor with NewsBusters, Take care, Nick, have a good one. Thanks for having me. Have you written a book? Where? Do you have a manuscript ready and just need to find the right publisher. Christian Faith Publishing supports authors like yourself to bring their books to life, and right now we're offering you a free writer's guide designed to steer you towards book completion. Christian Faith Publishing evaluates each manuscript we receive. If your book earns approval, we take care of everything editing, designing, printing, promotion, and widespread online and in store distribution. Picture your book grasing the shelves of specialty Christian bookstores, Amazon, on Barnes and Noble, and numerous other retail destinations. It's time to get that manuscript published and to work with a publisher who shares your values of integrity and honesty. You can get your book published, get your manuscript reviewed, and a free writer's guide today.
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