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0:00 Are you ready, Yeah, Okay, let's do it. Bill Martinez Live a program about current events, our culture, our values, our politics, and our future. And now Bill Martinez. Well, good morning, six minutes after the top of our Bill Martinez here with the one and only Bill Fetterer, the American Minute creator and speaker. Hey, mister Bill, how are we doing. I'm great to be with you. Bill. Well, I'll tell you it's amazing what's going on here in our country. We're no longer surrounded. We're invaded. Whether it's Muslims, it's democratic socialists, the communist Chinese, and God only knows what else right.

0:42 Right, Well, you know, spiritually, it's Deuteronomy twenty eight Blessings and cursings. If a nation hearkens the voice of the Lord, they'll be above and not below, and head not the tail. But if a nation does not hearken to the voice of the Lord, there'll be a debtor. And we just happen to be forty trillion dollars in debt. But it says the stranger will come in amongst you and rise up above you, and they will be the head, and you will be the tail. And so how did God judge antioners, or when they send he let the stranger come in the Amalachi hit type mo by the eat of my termite mosquito, bite all the eyes, all the bites. Yeah. And then they were oppressed, and then they repented, and then God raised up a deliverer. And so dead and dying things attractive ours. A dead dog will attract buzzers, a dead bird will attract ants. And a spiritually dead nation is going to attractive ours. And so we're under judgment.

1:34 What do you do on you're under judgment? Repent really fast? Jeremiah eighteen says, when I pronounce judgment on a nation, if they repent, I won't judge him. But if you look at trends, generational trends, do you see that Europe went through through a Judeo Christian Europe with a thousand years a Catholic of heedros, Protestant Reformation, Jewish neighborhoods, to a secular Europe with the French Revolution, free sex, anything goes right, to tolerate every behavior. And then it's becoming an Islamic Europe with Muhammad being the number one name for newborns. And so we see that it's a drive neutray first Judeo Christian past, secular free sex present Islamic future.

2:19 And so the whole gay agenda is simply a transition phase. It's a generational cutting of the past that's Judeo Christian to a secular And how do they do it? The guilt trip Christians into being more Christian than christ You say what they said, Yeah, if you're really Christian, you will tolerate this behavior. Then then you'll tolerate that, You'll tolerate this, that the other. Pretty soon you're tolerating everything. And then Islam comes in and so you've got to tolerate us now. And there's there's a fourteen hundred year track record of them conquering Christian and Jewish and even Hindu.

3:00 In the seventh eighth century, Quasine was the caliph that invaded India, and the Hindu mindset was like, oh, hundreds of millions of gods. Almost every family has their own god type of thing, and so when Islam came in, they go, oh, another god, find waters warm, jump in, it'll be fine. And the Hindu mind could not conceive of an exclusive god. It's just our Islamic way. It's like oh yeah, right, it'll be fine, come on in. And so the woke mindset is incapable of conceiving that you could possibly tolerate something that wants to kill you. It's like no, no, no, tolerances are are cardinal virtue. You just tolerate everything. It's all going to be okay.

3:42 It's like you could be tolerating. I mean, there are people that want to take advantage of innocent Why do we, you know, have laws that govern you know, shysters in business, because there's people that will take advantage of people exactly. And so anyway, drive Neutroy. And so we see that the Islamic immigrants into Europe, a fundamental Muslim man will have four wives and put him in apartments, and they'll go down to the welfare office and say their husband's not around, and they get welfare checks. Imagine that milking the welfare system. Anyway, The guy visits his wives, and the more children they have, the larger the checks get.

4:24 And he's living like a prince with his harem, all paid for at state expense. And where the European family maybe has one child, the typical Muslim woman has five. And so if you look it up. You can google it. The most popular name for newborns in Europe is yeah, exactly, and so and so. Within a short time they'll have a majority. And they don't need a majority, they just need two parties that are neck and neck. And they say, we will help your party against the other party, just give us some concessions for doing it. They're like, oh, fine, look what happened in Minneapolis, right, That's exactly what happened. Yeah. So I was reading where Macrone was told ten years ago that Qatar was giving billions of dollars to Turkey to push all these Muslim immigrants into France and to Islama Fi France, and he knew about it, but they promised that they would vote for him. So it's like keep it coming. So here you are politicians willing to betray their country so they can get reelected. And so the danger is the woke middle, the ambitious politician that is shortsighted and sees their immediate personal advancement.

5:40 And so do you see the World Economic Forum at the Levers and all this bill I mean, because it's not like Macron or even Erdawana is doing this on their own. It seems like there's a bigger influence. That's kind of the mad Hatter in the back room, almost the Wizard of Oz that's pulling the levers and getting these people, you know, to sell their souls to these entities for the sake of power and control. Yeah, it's often called the Red Green alliance, where you have read being communism and green being Islamism. We think of checkers, but it's more like Chinese checkers. It's it's multiple. And so once a nation begins to exhibit weakness, it's like Oklahoma land thrush, it's like Okay, and so all these countries come in and say, we want to stake our claim, we want to take our claim, right, you know, when the Roman Empire, you know, was weakened, yet all these different tribes invading and taking parts of it, and so yeah, so the globalists are definitely a part. And from their point of view, they love crises. And you know, you have was it the World Economic Forum Klaus Schwab He said, if the past five hundred years has taught us anything is that acute crises contribute to increasing the power of the state. And so this is this awareness that, gee, if you have a global crisis, a healthcare crisis, a

7:14 pandemic crisis, a climate crisis, any type of global crisis. It's the rama Manuel quote, never let good crisis go to waste exactly. So we see a crisis and respond by saying, how can we help people through it? They see a crisis, they respond, how can we usurp power through it? Boy? And they sure did during COVID, didn't they. Yeah, I was reading Brock Chisholm was the first director of the World Health Organization, brought chism and he said to achieve world government, it is necessary to remove from the minds of men their national patriotism. So here you have somebody that wants world government and he wants to use the World Health Organization to get there, and he says, we got to remove national patriotism, stop being you know, you know, but.

8:05 A nation can't. You can't think like Maga or you know, the you know, the Tea Party movement. Those are anethema to these globalists. Yeah, and the same movements in Europe, you know, in Germany and in the Netherlands and these different countries where the common people want to preserve their country, but the politicians, they are motivated by power and money, and they're short sighted. And if the globalists can say, hey, vote the way we want and we'll cushion your retirement, you know, they're fine with it. And in America, we have China doing the same, and they have powerful lobbies and they, you know, have all these college students that learn all of our knowledge, and then they have family back there in China and they say, you know, you get hired in America and you've filled funnel less insider information on these corporations, or it'll be bad for your relatives back in China.

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14:46 They have no place in this supposedly big tent of theirs, right. Yeah, yeah, And if we don't pass to say that, and they can do voter fraud, then we could be stuck with these people in a position of impeaching the president and going after all his cabinet and then going after all the supporters. And we're back to pro life Catholics being having their you know, churches invaded, the surveillance, and moms that don't want to have their child transitioned without their knowledge, being arrested for speaking out of a school board meeting. That's that's where they're itching to get back to. And that's the way it is in Europe.

15:30 I mean I was about a year ago, now, not quite. I was talking to Father Calvin Robinson. He's an Anglican priest and he's now in Grand Rapids, Michigan. And you may have seen him on YouTube debates at Oxford because he's brilliant and conservative. And he said, I cannot go back to England. And I said what he goes censorship laws sixteen. This was years ago. This was a year ago. He said, sixteen thousand peopeople are in prison today in England, some for as little as liking a post or forwarding a tweet in England. And then they're doing this in Europe and in Germany and all these countries. And so this is the way totalitarian dictators work. And you silence this they you know, the King of England tried doing it with what's called the Writs of Assistance, where the government gave itself the power to read everybody's letters, your personal correspondence. They didn't have email back then, but they would rifle through people people's personal letters, and you know, people would start writing in code, and you know, Jefferson, you know they'd have like a decoder where they could turn these little you know, wheels and match this letter up with that letter. And because their letters could be confiscated by the British and read through. And but but dictators always want to commune control the communication.

17:02 Yeah, it's amazing because here it is our first amendment right is freedom of the press. Right. Because they know if they can take away, well, our first two amendments, we're in trouble. I mean, you're captured. I mean you look, look what's happening in Iran. Yeah. Communication is the nervous system of the body politic. Right, if your foot is in a fire and it's sending signals to your brain, your brain will immediately react and pull the foot out of the fire. But if the nervous system doesn't work, the brain doesn't know to respond and you could lose a leg. So if they can control the communication, they can control the body politic.

17:47 Well, and look what they've done with the mainstream media. I mean to the point that you know, Trump just calls them out all the time, and I know, sometimes people you know, get weary and hearing them refer to, you know, the fake news, but they still they don't get it. I mean they've lost audience. They continue to become less and less significant. But the unfortunate thing is we, the people, our constitutional republic suffers for lack of a free and fair press. Yeah, you know, I was reading about ai and the University of Zurich did a study and found out that AI bots are six times more effective at getting you to change your views than humans are.

18:29 Wow. And so every interaction you do with the Internet is the Internet is building a profile on you. It saves everything, It knows how many seconds you're viewing each video, and it creates this profile of your positive and negative, your likes, your fears, right, your pains, your pleasures, and it can motivate you incrementally slow, one step after another. But these are powerful. It's called psychological operations. It's called disinformation campaigns, and it manipulates your perception. So they can actually make a boy think he is a girl.

19:14 They like if like as if we don't have enough of that already, right, Yeah. They can you know, make people inject something into their body that they don't have a clue what it is. They can make people walk around with something on their face and they don't know why. I even heard a podcast where a Christian family had a son who was depressed and he committed suicide and they're reading through his chat with his AI friend and it says, oh, there's multiverses and just pull the trigger. You'll be on the other side. You know, I'll see on the other side. And this kid kills himself. I mean, these are tools that there and now they're more prevalent. I talked to somebody that does sales and he had to wear you know, I guess, turn his phone on. But this app recorded his sales pitch and analyzed it and afterwards would give him pointers what he did good, what he didn't do good, what he can improve on. And and somebody came came out of the house when he was knocking on the door and starts cussing him out. And the person's voice sort of sounded like his voice. And he goes back to look at the app and it says, you're terrible.

20:24 You should be fired. You're the most horrible salesman. He thought that this person was cussing out a customer right, and he like lost his job over it. Oh my god. Wow. But uh yeah, so it's it's pervasive and it's it's gonna be. They wanted to assign a bot to a child like at birth, and this AI bot will accompany them and help them to learn like a friend, like a genie, like a So. Forget about your guardian angel. You now got a bought about angel on your shoulder. Right, and it'll it'll know how to manipulate you so much. And so the the crazy bill when you think about it, I mean, this is the trajectory that we're on.

21:12 And you know, these are some of the things early on that you know, when we started talking about AI that we're warning signals and you wonder, you know, is the government prepared, because that's where we're looking to. We're looking you know, to the government. But I'm saying again, we need to be self responsible. You know, this is a government for by we the people. So we need to really up our game when it comes to you know, critical thinking and discernment. Right. Yeah, I was reading where Obama signed an executive order in around twenty fourteen using behavioral science insights to better benefit the American public, And I'm like, what behavioral science insights says to study how people make decisions and manipulate for the sake of national security. And so here Obama gave the government permission to manipulate and censor voices that had a narrative that the government didn't like and then magnify the other voices. And we obviously saw that to think that they could censor former President Trump right after his first term. Literally, here's somebody that was a president of the United States and they could totally censor him, so he could not get a message out to anybody.

22:27 But it's all based on marketing, which is based on Sigmund Freud studied group psychology in the early nineteen hundreds and he found out that lo and behold, we humans are group creatures that we want to be accepted and we don't want to be rejected. And the whole fashion industry is based on this. Why do we wear the clothes we wear? Well, we saw somebody advertise it or wear it, or some about popular you know, Hollywood actor, and then we don't want to wear something that makes us look like a clown. Oh that's last year's style that was out. And since it. Fashions change every year, and it can manipulate you to want the new fashion.

23:14 They just take that whole machinery and use it just to pushing politics and political views instead of products. It's politics instead of you know, wearing a shirt and suit code. It's it's adopting a certain view and sense. It controls the Internet. It can censor you, it can cancel you, it can block you, it can deplatform you if you say the wrong thing. And nobody wants to be censored, and they. And arrest you. Yeah, right, exactly, And so it's a basing your desire. Every kid wants to be invited to the party, and nobody wants to be left off the team. And so they manipulate your desire to be accepted by a group and your fear of being rejected by a group. In classrooms, they call the social emotional learning or behavior modification. And so they manipulate and embarrass the child in front of his classmates if he holds old views, and they celebrate the child in front of the classmates if they hold the new views. It's very similar to Mount Stay Tongue in China, and he goes the five olds old views, old thought old, whatever right, we want to get rid of that, and we're going to do something new. And then you get people to identify with groups, and so they call it a color revolution. So in China you had the Black versus the Red. The Black Party was the property owners and the farmers and the landowners, and

24:46 the Reds were the working class. And so they control the media and they would say the Red Party is good and they would shame the Black Party, and so everybody would want to switch and be in the Red Party so they could be of course, and you know, they were parents that would even turn their own shouldern over to the government so they could prove that they're loyal to the Red Party, I mean. And then in Europe they would call them call the revolutions. They would study a country, observe all the groups and classify them as victims and oppressors, haves and have nots, economic groups, racial groups, religious groups, victims and oppressors, haves and have nots, and then they would pin them against each other and then they would cause riots and bloodshed. And then once there's bloodshed, people think emotionally it's like there's killing industry, and then everybody wants to blame someone. So then they call up the media to blame the leader of the country.

25:40 It's his fault, it's his fault. And then finally the people get stir up, the get rid of him, and then they do a coup and replace the leader with a Soviet puppet, and nobody defends the guy because by this time they hate him, and then the violence stops, not realizing the Soviets were behind the violence, and they have a honeymoon period until the people realize, we just surrendered our freedoms and now we're a satellite of the soa Vie Union exactly. And when you study it, they actually would call them influence campaigns. So they find the groups. They call it mapping. They map all the different groups, you know, the economic and religious, and then they find the influencers of each group, and then they would do an influence campaign. What's that, Well, I get to know all your friends, bump into them at a health club, at a store, and then once I became friends with all your friends, I'd get introduced to you at a party and I'd have instant credibility because all your friends knew me, and then I would seed you with messaging.

26:41 So in America. This was the influencers were the Hollywood movie producers, and so the Soviets would do these influence campaigns and they'd find all the friends, they'd meet the producer at a party, and then they would see them with divisive messaging Vietnam War is bad, capitalists are bad, and they would put it into their movies and it would go to their downline and the people that watched the movies would begin and their goal a radical left and a radical right. They actually want an extreme radical right, and then they want to pit them against each other. That's why you have the Southern Poverty Law Center caught funding the KKK. Why would they do that? They need Castro said, the revolutionary needs the enemy. He needs his antithesis.

27:32 And if enemies were lacking, they had to be fabricated. So you can't organize your people against an enemy if there's no enemy. So that's no problem. So you have to create a crisis and blame the enemy and then say, okay, you know, join me and fighting that enemy. But then in the process you gain powers. It's called community organizing and Obama was a master at it. Exactly Well, Bill, we got to leave it there remind Bill, Remind them how they canubscribe to the American min at Bill Fetter. Well, thank you, Bill. My website is Americanminute dot com Americanminute dot com and I send out history emails and I have about thirty books I've written there and videos that they can watch. But I'm honored to be on your show. Bill.

28:17 Always great to have you here, Bill Fetter, He's the American Minute creator, author and speaker. Thank you, Bill, take care, go bless. Thank you. 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 co pays. They carry thousands of different prescription drugs, so whatever you're taking, there's a good chance they have it. No coupons 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 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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32:00 Welcome back, Bill Martinez with you, and we've got doctor John Smarrick. Hey, doctor John, how we. Doing, Hey? Bill? Do them well? Thank you? Thank you? Oh well, speaking of of trips and journeys, you've had quite the journey going on a little Safari tour. Huh yeah, two weeks Safari in South in South Africa and Zimbabwe, and a friend of mine had bought the tickets for and somebody dropped out at the last minute, and I got to go and it was amazing. But I've written an article about it over at Science and Culture dot com. And that's the website published by the Discovery Institute. Now. The Discovery Institute is a wonderful organization of scientists who advocate for honest research about evolution and intelligent design. What a lot of people don't realize is that evolution, the theory of evolution has been imposed as a dogma on Pete Way, and it's presented as the only alternative to literalist creation seven days, seven thousand years ago, New Earth.

33:07 I'm sorry, Young Earth creationism. If you don't accept every jot and tittle of Darwinism, then you're the enemy of science. You're a dangerous fundamentalist, and they will hunt you out of the profession. There was a great film Expelled that Ben Stein made about this, about how Darwinism is imposed as a kind of religion, especially on students in schools, not just public schools, a lot of Christian schools, a lot of Catholic schools. The problem with there are multiple problems. Okay, first of all, the science is actually quite ritchety. The science is actually really weak. Remember the full what Darwinism as it's taught in schools, even Christian schools, really asserts.

33:57 Darwinism says every for that the first life on Earth developed by random chance chemicals in a pool got struck by lightning and formed a functioning cell. That's extremely implausible. It's like a tornado hitting a beach and turning the silicon on the beach into a transistor chip contem to transistor chip. And John Darwin himself even doubted his own theory. That's right, dar Darwin did so the origin of life. Darwin admitted he couldn't account for the origin of life, and decades of research have failed to move the needle at all in trims of figuring out how dead chemicals on the cooling earth got all the information needed to create molecules like DNA. If you look at DNA, it is like computer code. It's like binary computer code. How how many tornadoes would have to go through a junkyard to build a car? How many billions of years would tornadoes go through junk yards before they created a functioning car.

35:14 That's the question of the origin of life itself. Then the next step, let's say life. Life is here according to Darwinism. According to Neo because Darwin knew nothing about DNA. Once DNA was discovered, Darwin has tried to take account of it and say, okay, this makes our theory make sense. Now. The problem is DNA is highly specified information like computer code, Darwin claim. Neo Darwinism claims that random mutations create the new proteins that can create new forms of life. The problem is that's impossible. This fellow, Douglas Acts, did a book called wrote book called Undeniable. He's a lab scientist.

36:02 He spent twenty years studying genetic mutations and the odds of a mutation creating a new protein that can create a new organ that can create a new species. It would take thirty or forty times the entire history of the universe, much less the history of life, for one such protein to evolve by random chance. The math is just crushing, crushingly impossible. But we're supposed to believe that these mutations happened again and again and again and again to evolve from an amba up to the ape. And then we're supposed to believe that these apes had mutations which led them made them ever more better designed, more intelligent, more human like, until finally human beings emerged.

36:59 Yes, finally could stand up on two feet, that's right. And so they find these fragments of bone and they develop a whole ape or ape like creature around it, and they try to create something that gradually builds up to be more like man. So in my column over at Science and Culture dot com. I talk about the implications of this for religious belief because a lot of Christians have been sort of gas lit into saying, well, this is what the science says, so we have to kind of trim our theology to fit it. Well. I remember going to school john with they were teaching us about the chrome magnet man. Remember, and I'm. Thinking, what what is? What is this stuff?

37:39 You know? And and so anyway, I I am, you know, challenging the grade that I got during that science I want to revise and updated. You know, there's a really good new book, Discovery and Stut published and that's what my columns about, called Create Creation or Evolution and a Catholic Dilemma. It's by a Catholic priest, father Michael Schavarek, and a science journalist Steve Green. And what he looks at are the theological implications of accepting Darwinism and trying to shoehorn Christianity into it. We're supposed to. Increasingly theologians treat the book, the whole Book of Genesis, as if it were just allegory mythology. It's like Zeus and Apollo and Hermes. It's it's like the it's like reading the Ilia and the Odyssey.

38:30 Uh. The problem with that is, what is the If God created the universe an intended mankind to exist and intended to become incarnate in the person of Jesus Christ in order to be closer to those humans, and it's when they fall to redeem those humans. The creation of man is the most important event in the history of the of these, the most important event in our theology. If we turn it over to these atheist scientists who believe that everything happened by entirely random chance, totally by accident.

39:16 That's what they think. They think men evolved by accident, everything involved by accident. It's purely random. We're supposed to reject the biblical account where God made man on purpose, made him from the dust of the earth, and made eve from his side. Now we're supposed to think man is a result of a mutation in the womb of an ape. Okay, if you're willing to explain away the creation of man, what else are you willing to explain away? We find the same theologians who say that explain away the resurrection. Well, Jesus didn't really rise physically from the dead, He was just present to his apostles in their hearts and minds. Well, you know what, you could say that of Hitler. Hitler was still present to all the Nazis who are being tried at Nuremberg. We don't call that a resurrection, right, But I was taught that in my Catholic school too, that Jesus what the virgin birth was a metaphor, the resurrection was a metaphor. Everything is a metaphor. In other words, it's junk, Why bother with it? And it's no accident.

40:21 The biggest reason for faithful Christian kids to lose their faith is when they go to college and start taking biology classes that teach them that we're not the intentional creatures of a loving God. We are the result of random chance happening in the womb of an ape. So this book catholicis creation or evolution. It's art. It's aimed at Catholics, but it's applicable to all Christians on what destructive consequences it has for our faith, for our theology to take the totally unproven and unprovable speculations are Darwinian atheist biologists and reshape our understanding of the bible around these theories which keep falling short, which are in fact scientifically unsustainable.

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45:28 These are theories. There is no scientific fact that has been proven for Darwinism, has there no? And in fact, there are one another book that's worth reading, and I'm going to be helping to develop it into a film. Is called Darwin's Doubt. It's by Steve Meyer, a wonderful philosopher of science over at Discovery Institute. Darwin's Doubt the thing that bothered Darwin the most, that made him suspicious that he might be wrong with something called the Cambrian Explosion. According to Darwin's theory, evolution happens purely by accident, by tiny, tiny mutations that are then called by natural selection. Tiny tiny, tiny incremental mutations that gradually, gradually gradually form the amoeba into the lizard, into the mammal, into the ape, into man. It has to be little, tiny, tiny steps. But there's this event called the Cambrian explosion where they find suddenly fossils of fourteen different phyla. That's the largest kind of group of animals. Fourteen different totally new types of animal emerge all of a sudden in a few million years. That does not fit Darwin's theory.

47:00 Darwin knew about this, and he was worried. He said, well, if any if it's ever shown that things emerge really quickly, that would just really suddenly, that would completely disprove my theory. But he had faith that the fossils the missing links between the amiba and these like trilobites and mollusks and things that the missing links would be found by future scientists. Sciences have been looking for the last one hundred years to find all these missing links. They do not exist. We emerge these other things, but somehow we just can't find those missing links, John, what is that telling you?

47:41 Right? In fact, the sudden emergence of whole new types of life sounds more like the one of the days in the Book of Genesis than it does like a vindication of Darwin's theories. Right, So I recommend people go to Science and Culture dot com get hold of Creation or Eviluce should get hold of Darwin's down start following the work of the Discovery Institute. These are scientists. They're not theologians, they're not poets. These are lab scientists testing, rigorously testing the claims of Darwin, of neo Darwinist evolutionary theory, which they're they're not doing in most secular labs. I mean, they take them for granted, they take them as kind of a point of faith and all, and if you diverge from it, they will get you fired, They will get you canceled. Remember what happened to doctors who dissented from the COVID vaccine and the masks.

48:37 They're well practiced in that art, John, exactly, their. Careers were destroyed. My cardiologist, doctor Peter McCullough, he founded the cardiology unit at Baylor Hospital, Baylor at Baptist Institution. When he dissented from the lockdowns and the use of dangerous drugs like remdesivir, they closed down his They kicked him out of his own practice, They took away his board certification to practice cardiology. They basically tried to drive him out of medicine. Now he's over at the Wellness Company and he's doing great. But that's what they do everybody who dissents from their dogmas, they're religiously held dogmas.

49:21 They treat them like a January sixth defendant. They really go after that. Well, John, look what they did to us. I mean, you know, we got deep platformed. We had sponsors that canceled on a dime on us. You know, I was put in YouTube jail so often. I just said, just give me the key, don't worry about it. I'll just lock myself away whenever I'm just prone to tell the truth. Because this I believe what God's called me to do here on this show and this platform that He's given me. And anytime I mentioned covid H, you're back in YouTube jail. Yeah. I still haven't never gotten my Twitter account back after every line took over. I can't get my old order account back. I'm permanently banned. Okay, So what this tells us? Yes, when people act like the Soviet KGB, when they need to shut down and destroy dissenters, they're hiding something. Of course, they know on some level that they've got it wrong, that they don't have all the answers. They are experiencing doubts.

50:31 In order to suppress those doubts in their own mind, they externalize it, they project it, and they try to destroy dissenters in order to feel temporarily more secure in the dogma that they're claiming to believe. More and more scientists are recognizing that the tiny, tiny steps, by random chance creating all these types of life is completely unsustainable and unpersuasive. There was a. Movie that came out the Theory of Everything, The Story of Everything, the Story of Everything, and it has it goes into this a little bit. It goes into all the different issues and problems that atheism presents, but it does have a good section on the insufficiency of evolution to explain the origin of life, the development of life, and certainly the emergence of human beings. If you accept Darwinist materialism, you end up denying things like free will.

51:35 You end up pretend claiming that our minds and our souls are just side effects of neurons firing in our brains. That's what's real. The neurons firing is what's real, and it creates the illusion that we have free will, that we have emotions, that we experience life, but all that is just a side effect of the neurons shooting sparks. These are very very serious implications and they go against our experience. We know we have free will, we know we experience things, we know we interact with people. And what's more, if you accept the idea that the mind is just a side effect of the brain, you can't say that things are true or false because you don't have a truth seeking mechanism. All you have is a bunch of meat shooting sparks that doesn't have access to truth or falsehood. So if you claim that the mind is just the side effect of the brain. You can't actually claim anything, including that it refutes itself. You're saying, we have no means of objective knowledge about the about the world except that one claim that is true, that is objectively true, the claim that our minds are just meat machines. That's the one true claim we can know, and everything else is just a side effect of a spark shooting inside brain. It's self refuting.

53:03 You've rendered yourself stupid. I mean, that's what you've done. I mean, you've just committed intellectual suicide. But the Bible is real clear. You step away from God, that's you dumb yourself down. And here it is these supposed intellectuals, these elites that have graduated from all these top universities and everything that's supposed to know better, but they turn their back on God. Well, you got to know that as soon as you do that, that you have reduced your intellect. I mean, we are reminded consistently throughout the Word of God that this is a this is a result, it's a consequence of disconnecting from the creator of the universe.

53:47 And that biblical claim is proven when we look at people like Anthony Fauci and all the journalists who accepted his lies. He knew he was lying about the origin of COVID, he knew he was lying about lockdowns, he was lying about and hydroxylchloroquin, lying about the vaccine, and our media just lockstep imposed it, imposed it by force on the public, never questioned, never never stepped back to ask skeptical questions. They were terrified, terrified at being canceled. And we essentially had a year of totalitarian government in America because of fake science imposed by force and by media brainwashing.

54:27 They killed several million people, John. Yeah, and they ruined people's academic careers, They destroyed hundreds of thousands of small businesses. They took away our freedom, and they stole the twenty twenty election through mail in balloting, which they could only justify because of the COVID panic. Right, Yeah, because you can't let a good crisis go to waste. We know that, and they took full advantage of it. And what did they do to the children. I mean, it's bad enough that here you are, you're killing babies in utero, and and even you know, as some Democrats would care, you know, they could care less whether the baby is inside or outside. You know, we're just gonna kill. Of course, it's not a baby until they say it's a baby, right, you know. And and so it's all self justification. They're lying to themselves. They've seared their conscience and like doctor Fauci, convinced themselves that somehow they have some moral standing until they're challenged.

55:27 And a lot of pastors and bishops backed them. Up right exactly. And you can't even you get you're so dumb down. You can't even answer the color of your tie or what color the carpet is. John, Yeah, but I believe in the science. Yeah, I'm mister science. I am science. That's right. No, you're mad science. Right, So people please go to Science and Culture dot com and read all the great material over there. Read read about my trip to Africa. The high point of my trip to Africa. I was gonna I was gonna ask you we got about a one and a half left. High point was when we were eating at a restaurant called the Black Marlin and Cape Town, and we're in the indoor tables and those people in these outdoor tables and a troop of baboons arrive and attack. They just go they attack, They go for the food. All the people run like rabbits, and the balloons sit on top of the table eating handfuls of like pasta carbonara. It was it was the high point of.

56:25 Did they I hope they paired it with an appropriate wine. I didn't see them drinking the wine. I mean, how trippy, I mean the best. I guess they're so well trained and accustomed to do that. Huh. Yeah, well they know where the food is. Go on YouTube and just look up Baboons Restaurant and you will find some of the funniest videos in the history of the world. Anyway, I'm just feel privileged that I got to see that in person. But can you imagine, though, I mean, here you are. I mean, this is such an incredible and I gotta think horrific experience. So now here you're leaving your table and you say, hey, checks on you. I guess, Well they did reimburse the guy the people's dinners.

57:10 But how expensive for you know, for the owner to have to. The restaurant's staff are used to it. They come out with sling shots and they shoot rocks at the pace. Well yeah, I mean, do they allow you to have bamboo in you know, bamboon insurance or something. I'm sure, I'm sure that's a thing. Well, there'd have to be I would think, well, you know, or maybe it's just the West that we would think of stuff like that. Well, we got we got to leave that as it is. Make sure you check out his article. John's America, the author of no Second Amendment, No First. Thank you, John Taking. Thank you. Timeshare owners. Listen to this. You know it's coming your time share maintenance fee bill at RFA cancelations. We've seen timeshare maintenance fees rising every year, and I bet you have too. Most of our clients that we help get rid of their time shares don't have that kind of free money laying around. If you don't either, call us when you hire our experts. We'll do all the work for you to help you get out of your time share.

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58:53 Getting America back on track. Bill Martinez Live. Six minutes after on the top of the hour. Right now, Martinez here along with the one and only Mike O'Neil from Lamark Legal. Hey, Michael, good morning. How are you great to be with you beill? Good to see you, Hey, looking forward to talking to you about the latest Fauci chapter. You know, will hear or won't be? The contempt charge went through a lot of discussion and complaints from the left, the Democratic Party, especially that it seemed like Rand Paul was, you know, being a cowboy doing this without approval of the full body of the Senate. So what's that status? And so the committee will write a report and then it can it can go to a book the entire Senate, and then the House can vote on it as well, and then it has to be referred to the Department of Justice for investigation and prosecution and indictment. Investigation, prosecution, the entire process. It's a felony count servant, you could serve prison time. If you recall Steve Bannon served four months in jail.

59:54 So you know me, Yeah, I said Paul Maniford and others exactly exactly. If you said to me five or six years ago that it was kind of a toothless, a rarely enforced provision of the of the criminal statutes, I would have agreed with you. But we have some recent examples of individuals who have been held in contempt, they have actually had to serve some time for it and been convicted of it. So it's not outside the realm of possibility. It's certainly it appears that some of the senators are committed to it. At least some of the senators are committed to it. Now you might say, I think, I think there's also a way even if the if there's an attempt on a filibuster for it, if there's if there's attempt to block the the the UH the approval or the recommendation going through, I think once they adjourn for the August, assuming they're going to adjourn for in August research which ideally I wouldn't like to see it.

1:00:42 I'd rather I would like to see the same America go through that being exactly if they adjourn. I think there's a methodology, a kind of an inside the belt Way methodology, where a group of senators can refer it and then it can get through that way if they're if they're out of if they're if they're in a recess. So I think there is even a way around it, and I'm not I wish I could be a little more specific on the actual procedures in it, but I'm fairly sure that I read that there's a way around it even if the Senate is adjourned to refer to the Department of Justice for for an investigation. Now the question is whether he is, whether he actually whether there's some heft behind this. I believe there is. It requires a little bit of a deconstruction about what was going on during the testimony last week, the interaction between his Fifth Amendment rights against self incrimination, his pardon, et cetera.

1:01:28 A couple of things to talk about with that. First of all, note that he has a pardon and that but that pardon is in perspective, that pardon is retrospective and assuming the parton is valid. It doesn't look like anybody's going to challenge the validity of the pardon. That's another discussion you can have assuming the pardon's valid. The question here is the fact that he has I apologize for that is that he has immunity for the criminal immunity for his past actions in the in the federal context. For the part. But going forward, he doesn't have pardon for actions that he might take after the pardon. So that's and the pardon is dated I think January twenty, twenty twenty five, so obviously he could be held in he could be held in contempt of Congress. He doesn't have a pardon that's applicable for his actions last week for Congress. So the question also there is well he used his Fifth Amendment rights. So he didn't really answer the questions. And that's really where we get into the the inconsistency. See here he has immunity criminal immunity under the pardon, and yet he's still trying to have his Fifth Amendment rights.

1:02:27 He might say that, Okay, well, I didn't want to fall into a perjury trap. I've just looked into this a little bit this morning. Avoiding perjury traps isn't isn't a proper assertion of your Fifth Amendment rights. You can you can do it if you anticipate, if you anticipate any kind of prosecution, But perjury trap is not a sufficient acknowledgment assertion of your Fifth Amendment rights. Also, the Fifth Amendment in the contempt when testifying in front of a congressional body. Assertion of your Fifth Amendment when testifying in front of a congressional body is distinct from ascertaining your Fifth Amendment when you're being criminally investigated before law enforcement body, for example. In that context, it means you have to answer the questions that you wouldn't that that wouldn't expose you, that you might have liability for so example, answering questions abouts that were occurring when you were the head of the COVID Task Force or the head of the NIH. You have to ask those questions, and if you refuse to answer answer those questions, you really are buttressing the case for the criminal prosecution for contemptive congress.

1:03:30 You really do have to answer them. So his lawyers might have said, look, we're trying to avoid perjury trusts. We don't want to get you any trouble because you could get you could get yourself caught up in all of these things. I think when when push comes to shove for this bill, I think that there's there's some heft behind these charges. And I think if the political will is there, in other words, Congress, you have to have the referral to the Department of Justice. If you have that, then I think there is a case to be made that he could legitimately be held in contemptive Congress and possibly serve some penalties. Well, two points here, Michael. First of all, the general public is going this doesn't seem to be fair, just like you just talked about. You talked about Brannon, talked about Manifort, you know, others that serve time. Maniphort especially.

1:04:10 I mean, he was in solitary confinement. I talked to him and I said, how did you endure? He goes, you know, because I deal with claustrophobia. He goes, yeah, Bill, he goes, I'm claustrophobic too, And I said, how, I mean, for like seven eight months you're in solitary confinement. It was brutal. So so here we are people on the right, Republicans, they go to jail. Democrats barely get a slap in the hand, and they get away with this stuff. So that seems very unfair, you know, for our listeners when they hear stuff like this, So they want to see, you know, Fauci, you know, be accountable for this. Yeah, some accountability, right. And I think I don't know if I said this with you, but I said it before the fact that he had an opportunity to have a man up a moment and a genuinely human moment, and he just whiffed on that. And I think that that's the narcissism and ego that was on display that you saw reflected in these journals and these diaries he was talking about, where he was just so concerned with his public's perception he was he was enamored with the media, how the media was perceiving, of how many media appearances he did, he was getting, he was getting shout outs from Hollywood stars, et cetera, et cetera, all of this stuff, So he wasn't necessarily focusing on what you should be focusing on. That being said, is I think I think you're right. There is a large segment of the American population that wants to see some sort of accountability, and he didn't do himself any favors. Obviously, there's always going to be the folks on the right, myself included, that are frustrated with the lack of accountability. But if he'd kind of thrown himself on the mercy of Congress, I

1:05:40 think by and large, he probably would have done himself some favors. Look, I don't know how he would have wanted to frame a Maya Kalpa, but some some sort of I was I was wrong, I'm sorry. If you just something of that nature, I was wrong, I'm sorry. And however you want to package that out for a testimony, you know, I think a lot of people would have said, well, at least he's owning up to it. You know, we're an accountability where the Americans are forgiving, and we're also if you own your errors, you're everybody must up. And if he makes mistakes, and if you own that, we tend to be fairly forgiving. Maybe you would have done himself a little bit of a favor from a public perspective, but of course that that wasn't the case. Instead, he wanted to get his speechify in where he got his licks on the on the committee on Senator or Paul, and then we're to clam up and have to spit amendment right.

1:06:26 And I want to I want to, I want to talk about that, but before we do, uh, in terms of his meiculpa moment, I mean, the bottom line of all this is that we need to know so as in the political vernacular, we don't go through this again. Right, So did he help us arrive at that point and a solution to where we could say, all right, these you know, this is a reality, These are the mistakes that we made. This is how we need to seer this up so in fact this doesn't happen again, that we do not put the American people through this kind of strain and you know, a collapse of our constitutional rights. Yeah, it's it's perfectly appropriate to do a look back and Monday morning quarterback, what happened, what went wrong during the coveny. And this is the person who was at the center of everything. And you again, this is this is your typical I want to have my cake and eat it too moment. This is what's so frustrating. I think for accountability perspectives, you wanted to be the man.

1:07:26 You wanted to be the highest paid federal work you know, federal employee. You still collect four hundred fifteen thousand dollars in a pension. You wanted to get all these awards, you got all these cash awards. You were doing, all these media appearances. You were being you know, feted from hither and yon, and everybody was singing your praises. If you want to be that guy, then you have to be the guy who takes the licks and takes the accountability when things go sideways. You don't get to have it both ways in our country. And should you, nor should. You exactly hop in a John dr Gator xuv for a day's works. Let's see what's on the to do list. There goes the tree and the fence. Not a problem, because you've got a cargo box filled with solutions up to four thousand pounds of towing capacity and you're ready to roll.

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1:12:52 Where we're talking with Mike O'Neil with Landmark Legal, you know, and to that point, Michael, as you're saying having it both ways, that was the hair thing I wanted to talk to you about, is that, you know, in terms of protocol, how does he get to come to Congress and give a statement basically you know, he's defending himself, but then he's going to claim the Fifth I mean, talk about having it both ways. I mean my understanding is that you know that's inappropriate. Yeah, that's that's what I's kind of getting out earlier with some of the improprieties of his Fifth Amendment rights that he was asserting. As I said, I think there's a difference in testifying in front of Congress, particularly when you have I mean, keep in mind, from a legal perspective, he has a pardon, and we know again I have my issues with the validity of this pardon, but for all intents and purposes, this parton is bulletproof, and so if you have this part. You really should answer questions to the extent of which you can answer questions. And there was a reason why Senator Holly or Senator Paul were asking him a series of questions, questions pertaining to his conduct that fall under the pardon. You know, what were you doing in twenty eighteen, twenty seventeen, whatever those years, What was going on in twenty nineteen? You should answer those questions. It's really and I think projected right.

1:14:02 He's protected, Yeah, exactly, That's my whole point. And so answering those questions is smart business. And so I think you probably and this is where we're come into it, the fact that he is now exposed himself to to to a congressional contempt. Here's my other take on this. I think what it was is when I don't know, I don't know what was going on, but from an attorney's perspective, you kind of say, Okay, where where are the road Where are the potential hazards in going forward? Are these perjury hazards bigger than I was the contempt of Congress? So I think the safe play here is to just assert your Fifth Amendment right all the time, and we'll fight the battle of contempt of Congress if that comes up, you know, so we'll we'll risk, we'll risk exposing you to contempt of Congress to protect you from the perjury issues. And I think that's probably the equation. But nevertheless I still thought I was and you pointed out just a second ago, is you gave a speech that's kind of opening the door to it. Right, You can't give generally speaking, when you assert your fifth.

1:15:03 You just do it from the beginning, and you do it all the way through in the criminal context, and you never give a little speech which opens the doors up and say, well, you can't give a speech and then give your fifth. And there's so many you can't do this and assert your fifth. You can't have a part and assert your fifth. You can't. You have to answer questions when it's a congressional testimony versus it's a criminal context. So there's all kinds of problems here. I think as the bottom line here is there is some exposure, there is some liability. I think there's some movement. It seems to me that the number of senators are committed to this and moving on this, and I think accountability is necessary. What does it say about the Democrats that backed him up. I mean, just that's not surprising that in the media, I think that they're lost so many of these folks are just are just lost to common sense. I don't know, I'd love to go into the TDS because I think they were kind of they were displaying this kind of lunacy pre Donald Trump, and I think it's just been this arc that there on. I mean, you saw the individual some of the individuals who secure nominations. I mean the DSA now is basically a plank of the Democrat Party.

1:16:04 When I say DSA, Democrat Socialists of America, So I mean they don't even pretend anymore. They want to limit They want to they want to politicize the Supreme Court by expanding it to thirteen seats. They want to dissolve the Senate, they want to dissolve the Electoral College. They want to make Washington d C. Estate. There's just there's no guardrails on the left anymore. And if you operate under that paradigm, I'm not surprised the fact that they're not having some accountability for you know, their demiguide. Anthony Fauci Well, I think on the positive side. In terms of contrast, they're they're fully exposed, as you said, Michael, because you know, up to now the Democratic Party could kind of slight of hand and still you know, do their thing that Basically when you look at how they vote, they're about ninety four ninety five percent you know to the left, and the thing that's amazing, there's only about you know, three four points, you know, further left that you can go, and the DSA has burrowed into that three four percent range and they are controlling the party.

1:17:09 The tail is shaking the dog. I know. This is quite the study, I think. Yeah, for a lot. And we'll see what happens going into going into the midterm elections. We'll see whether what what lands with the American people. I do say this, I think that one of the symptoms when you see younger people that are frustrated with the state of our country right now, I think there's a unique opportunity is to talk to them. Why why are these positions resonating amongst certain populations and demographics. It's called free because it's free. Yeah, exactly. It's a seductive message. And you know, people young, younger people who aren't properly taught or educated about history and the perils of communism. You know, you don't understand what happened with Mao. You don't understand what happened in Cambodia, what happened in the Stalin, and all the goolgs and all the horrors of communism in Venezuela, Cuba, et cetera.

1:17:57 If you don't understand, if you're not exposed to that, and the only voice you hear is the seductive, you know, siren call of communism. It sounds good. Well, of course we should have cheap groceries. Well, I can't afform my groceries. Well, of course we should have rent control. Well, of course there should be a limit on this. Well, billionaires, why do they need why do they need that money? Their money should be taken and redistributed and all this stuff. I mean, I think it'll be unique to see what happens going forward in New York City with these you know, these idiocy, these lunacy things, like the stupid grocery stores, and you'd be like, hey, look doesn't work. This is why it doesn't. It didn't work in Kansas, you know, with with Dorothy and Toto, you know you and I. Know this, You and I know this. In fantasy land it works. But but I think again, there's a controlling plurality whatever you want to talk about it from a demographic perspective. Who who Who's they're they're They're the the Charlatans who know it doesn't work, you know, the mndamies, et cetera. No, it doesn't work. And then there's the people who back them, who are just who are just either ill informed or stupid. I think that enough of them are ill informed to pull them off the edge.

1:18:59 And I think it's you know, the more we talk about it, the more we talk about the beauty and a miracle of capitalism and conservativism and et cetera, the less seductive that message is going to be. Well, and I think that's you make a great point here. They see that to me is the focus and a Republican you know, candidates who are up for election in the smid term, they've got a great message to sell. The big beautiful bill. What's being done. I mean, you've got nineteen trillion dollars of outside money in a positive way, not a bunch of billions of dollars coming in from these foreign interests that are doing everything they can to collapse this democratic republic. You know, that's the other thing that's greatly under reported. And so you know, and these kids, these young kids. The thing that's amazing to me, which really is quite the indictment on the education system, is most of these kids are college graduates. So they're a product of the system. And you're telling me, you going, wait a minute, You've got one hundred thousand dollars of tuition debt, and this is what you've got to show for it, this kind of biology.

1:20:05 Their perspective is I did everything right. I was supposed to go to college. I was supposed to go to this. Now, why can't I get a job making six figures? Right? And so they've been sold a false bill of goods, and that's that's the fault of Obviously there's a lot of fault to pass around on that, but the fact and of course, if you graduate and you're facing all this debt and you have to work for a minimum wide job and you look at the guy who didn't go to college, who's now a plumber who's making six figures, you're gonna be mad. You're gonna you're gonna go for the Democrat who's gonna say I'm going to tax them and get you what you want. So again, the I think there there are some that being said, I think there are some legitimate issues. I think the housing issue. No, yeah, I agree one hundred percent. Talk about medical met uh, the utter disaster can we all agree the utter disaster of Obamacare. The fact that I have folks in my office, young people in my office who are who don't go to the emergency room if they have a genuine in the cases they don't, they have a genuine emergency, and they they're terrified of going there because of the bills they're going to have to face. Right, I don't think that that's that's a failure of Obamacare. Right, That's but we got to make the link. We got to say, look, nobody who's twenty four years old, twenty five years ago old knows what was happening in two thousand and eight when we were talking about Obamacare, right, and so you need to talk about it. You can say, look, this is why you can't get affordable medical care. It's not it's because of this guy who is your you know, your your everything in the world. Barack Obama decided he was going to remake it and make healthcare. Healthcare is considerably more unaffordable.

1:21:32 And remember we were proms all this nonsense, but they don't get this message. Housing. Same thing is, you know, the regulations on housing, the lack of new construction and the lack of new construction, the nimbiism from certain generations not allowing new houses. So you have to understand what goes on behind the scenes, why these problems are rising, and what the solutions are. But that has to be addressed. You have to speak to. Them exactly the source of the problem with the Democratic Party to begin with. And now here they come afterwards and say, now we're going to solve the problem that they don't say that they created. But you know, smart enough people go, oh, that's right. You're the one that you know instituted all these regulations. You're the ones that you know opened up the coffers and started putting up a bunch of money and exacerbated the lack of affordability through the rise of inflation and on and on.

1:22:18 Right, Yeah, you can't housing for example, again another part I was just thinking of, well, not illegal immigration. Yeah, if you can if you can come to the country as an illegal immigrant and get a low cost mortgage through the Federal Housing Authority. Uh okay, well that's one less house then. But you know than somebody here legally who's worked here legally again and they don't have access to these special loan pros that programs. Again, it's just you just unraveled. You have to deconstruct it and talk about it. Jobs, well, if you can, if you allow non citizen you know, students who are here on their f point visas to continue to work after they graduate in the OPT program. Uh, then tens of thousands of them. Well, that's tens of thousands of tech jobs that American tech work you know that American recent college graduates. Can't don't have so exactly, it's just there's just.

1:23:00 So much you have to do. But you have to talk to them, and you have to address them on their level jobs, housing, healthcare, otherwise you're going to lose them. They're just going to say, well, who's speaking the loudest and who's telling me what I want to hear, I'm going to go vote for that guy. Yeah, exactly, it's you know, it's a wrap Mike O'Neil, Thank you so much for being with us. Mike is with Landmark Legal. Thank you, sir, Take care, Take care, bells say next time. Every forty seconds a child disappears. That's two thousand children every single day. Find the Children is a nonprofit organization fighting to bring them home. But we can't do it without you. You're on oneted, car running or not can help find missing kids, reunite families, and support the search and rescue efforts that protect children every day. We'll pick it up fast and free with a twenty four hour response, and your donation may qualify for a tax deduction. Find the Children provides crucial resources to help locate missing children and educational programs to teach kids how to recognize and avoid predators before it's too late. Together, we can give families hope and bring children home where they belong. Don't your car today and help bring a child home. Find the Children because every child deserves to come home. Eight hundred by four seven five three three one, eight hundred by four seven five three three one, eight hundred by four seven five three three one. This advertisement was paid for in partnership with cars or Us and Find the Children.

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1:27:04 Crazy? Be with you? Bill? Hey. Always good to have you here, especially right now in the midst of you know, it's like, what is going on here? Things look so good on one hand, and then you hear the DSA and what the mainstream media is saying, and it seems so bad. Wow, can you make sense of the chaos? Okay, So let's take it one step at a time. The stock market has been soaring lately, record highs. Dave Jones is up to almost fifty five thousand dollars, amazing, And obviously it's being powered by the artificial intelligence boom and all the spending. Some people think it's crazy, some people think it has to be done. But the reality is they're spending over seven hundred billion dollars this year alone to build aidentisis Microsoft, Google, Meta?

1:27:54 All these companies are just pouring hundreds of billions of dollars. In two there was just one announced in southern Ohio. That one data center alone will be five hundred billion dollars to build. It, just one of them. It's just staggering. So that is really driving the economy in a positive way and causing all the workers and the construction materials, the computers, the chips and everything goes into It's a mad rush into AI data size, not only here but around the world. China's doing the same thing in other places. So well, the race is on, right, I mean, this is what it is. The race is on. We're not sure it's good or about.

1:28:36 I think there's a lot of good things to come from it, but clearly there's some tricky things to come. I mean there's recently one of open AI's chatbots invaded something called happy Face and basically hacked into it, getting around all of its defenses. Because the AI was so smart, it outsmarted the chat bots. So we're not sure where this is all going to go, but it's in the short I'm causing the stock market to go up a lot and a huge investment and all these places. In the middle of nowhere, some farmer who's dying is all of a sudden making millions of dollars by selling his land to you. Know, a AI company of some kinds. So that's all positive, I guess you'd say it certainly helping the economy. But on the other hand, you've got the unemployment numbers have been weaker, you know, fewer jobs being created other than building data centers, and you've got this tremendous chaos in the Middle East. One moment, we're about to have a piece deal. The next moment, Iran as bombing ships and we're bombing Iran.

1:29:40 It's almost like two Irans. There's one that's kind of conciliatory and saying we want to have a deal and we don't want to lose all our infrastructure. That kind of moderates, I guess if there's much such a thing at here at as moderates. And then there's the hardline Irgy ceases and we're not you could bomb us to the Stone Age, and we're going to keep bobbying missiles and drones at you. And they're doing something. I mean, they're not only hitting American basis, but they're hitting Kwait and Saudi Arabia and Bahrain and Qatar, and. Well, I think I think that you know, Trump is doing, has done everything he can he could do to negotiate peace. But you know, enough of this stuff. I think people are just saying, hey, either you know, make it happen or not. But you know, to prolong this, you know, this situation. And I understand is that it's a difficult deal because he's looking at again talking about ground troops, putting troops on the ground if you're going to win this war, because that's what it's going to take. I mean, you you know, you're fighting a war and the objective is to win, not to negotiate something like Vietnam or Korea.

1:30:51 I mean, that's untenable. And I think we've had enough hty that right. I just don't think the American public is supporting putting troops on ground in a romp. I mean, well, the American people aren't military. Ninety nine percent of them don't even go in the military. They like living the benefit that the military gives them. I mean, it's almost not like Jack Nicholson, I'm on the wall. You need me on the wall. You know. It's like you know, but the people don't understand it. But the leadership takes you where you need to go. It gives you the vision, tells you what's going on. And I think Trump, all things considered, is doing the best he can against all the headwinds from the mainstream media and all these other people, non military types that you know, have an opinion. But they you know, it's interesting they have an opinion. And when you look at their history and their curriculum, vite of anything that they've done in the military or thought about in terms of advisement, they're like Joe Biden, It's like, why are we even giving why are we listening to them?

1:31:55 Well, the thing is, I mean in the House a resolution passed, including some Republicans pastonarily saying we have to have congressional approval of any military action, and the Senator lost by two votes. I mean, there's a tremendous and it was not only Democrats who voted for the war powers resolutions and congressional oversigement. In theory, Congress is supposed to be the one declaring war if. It goes to war. We're not at war. We've been in you know, like sixty day term things. The way this is negotiated, and so you know, with good president, the executive branch has to have the power to you know, address conflicts without having to go and deal with Congress. I mean, look, look what Congress is done just by you know what they've done so far in this term. You know, they go to lunch, they take recess, they leave town when we've got business to take care and you're going to put national security in their lap and trust them to execute. No, you know, I agree.

1:32:58 I'm still saying put boots on the ground in around you really should have public support. And I think really if it gets if it gets to that, you're right, I agree with you. But the reality is, and I know people don't like to talk about it, and Trump's not going to I think Trump is smart enough that if it's boots on the ground, it's going to be a full contingency. Look for the idea of Israel to be heavily involved with their ground troops. Uh, there's going to be you know, it will be a coalition. Uh, you know, to really go in there, because. You know, in the best of all worlds, we topple their regime and they become a Jeffersonian democracy and everything's great.

1:33:39 That would be underful. But I think they're going to hold on to the end. Well, of course there this is a death. This is a death like you had for Afghanistan for twenty years and Iraq and Vietnam. And we've been through this and part of what Trump campaign there's no more for and more so it's just there's not a lot of support for it. I'll just say that. So. Well, well, the thing is, have we not learned enough to not repeat stupid? I mean, and to me, being stupid would be oh, let's create another Afghanistan. Oh really, I mean at that point, you know, then I'm off the bus. You know, I can't support that. I'm with you, I guess you and I are you know.

1:34:19 So all of us have economic consequences, okay, I mean oil prices have gone up all over the place. They went over one hundred dollars a barrel, and they went back to the eighties. Are we going to have the straight open? And we're not. Every day, every hour it seems to be changing. But if the war continues, and I think it's a war, we're outright bombing each other like crazy, and the state remains pretty much closed. Oil prices going up, and now the new thing is the hoodies are kind of closing off the barrow Bob. They you know, we're down by Yemen and now there's even been some bombing in Egypt by the Red Sea. So those are three chunk points. And even if we win, you know, to close that straight off means much higher oil prices around the world, which is really going to hurt the economy already is and will hurt the economy even more. So it's got economic consequence. So what's amazing is all that is going on, with all that threat and potential higher oil prices while the stock market is staring on AI. You think they'd be connected, but they don't seem.

1:35:21 To be well, but there could be down the road because it's inevitable because there's economic consequences. And when there's economic consequences right now, the stock market because they've got a shiny new thing to go after, Okay, they're protected for a little bit, but how long will that last? Like you said, and I think, you know, we've got some pain here in River City to realize at some point, because that's what it comes down to, is that who's going to say ouch first? Is it going to be the HIGHERGC or is it going to be America? Right and overlooking all this is the federerserve. Now the feeders are have had their meeting. They decided not to change interest rates, but it was a split decision nine to three, which is a lot of descent. Normally it's a unanimous vote, and the three people were saying they should raise interest rates. So, on one hand, if the oil prices go back up to one hundred or thereabouts and that works its way through the economy, inflation is going to be much higher than the Fed can stand and they may have to raise interestrates at their September meeting.

1:36:25 On the other hand, if the economy gets weaker. We've had some weaker unemployment numbers, and other than the AI build out, the economy seems to be kind of weak, there would be pressure on the Fed to lower interest rates. But I can't see them lowering interest rates with inflation. The rat is right now, this is in the late seventies. We called it stagflation. That's right exactly going through here. Now, Well, ladies and gentleman, stay tuned, because hey, we got questions. He's got answers, he's America's money. Answer it's all his fault. But you know he's a well, he's got broad shoulders. He can handle it. Jordan Goodman, how can they be in touch with you, my friend? They can always email me Jordan at Money Answers dot com. I am always about to help Bill. That pallette of pavers collecting dust, the beginnings of a garden, those stray fence posts. Are you haunted by half finished projects on your land? John Deere is here to say not anymore. Our compact tractors allow you to swap implements easily, and they're backed by the nation's largest dealer network. You always had the right idea, and with the right tools, those projects can get finished for good. Nothing runs like a Deer. Learn more at John Dere dot com slash Compact Tractors.

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1:41:04 Hey, good morning, Welcome back Bill Martinez here along with Jenny Beth Martin from the Tea Party Patriots. Hey, Jenny Beth, good morning to you. Good morning. It's great to be with you. Bill. Well, we're down to less than one hundred days and the activity is picking up and our Democratic Republic is hanging in the balance here. Huh, Yeah, it really is, Bill, and we are recording this before we know the results in Michigan. So we don't know exactly who's going to be the Democrat nominee in the Michigan Senate primary yet. But what I have realized is it doesn't matter which of the two candidates wins. They're all the Democrat. You're talking about the Democratic candidates.

1:41:44 Yeah, the Democrat candidates. It doesn't matter because they're all its stream. We just this last week, I've seen both the former Vice president Kamala Harris and Pete Budaiceque both saying that we need to abolish the electoral college completely, get rid of the electoral college it spanned the Supreme Court. And Pete Butachek wants term limits on the court. He wants some nonpartisan method or a balanced method for the number of judges or the kind of judges that are. On the court. And then Kamala Harris wants to make Puerto Rico in Washington.

1:42:26 D C. States. So when they try to seem like they're mainstream, they're not mainstream. They are four left. They're all far left in there. They may be saying socialism, but what they mean by socialism is communism. What they mean is destroy. Our constitutional representative democracy and replace it with a communist socialist government. You know, it might be interesting after all is said and done, Joe Biden letting in twenty million illegal immigrants coming from these third world countries that have been oppressed and have experienced socialism and communism, and here they are thinking, Hey, I got a golden ticket, I'm going to the Land of the Free, and I'm you know, it's just going to be so. And then all of a sudden it's like, oh my god, what I left is chasing me here in the United States and the benefit and I'm grateful for these immigrants, regardless of how you feel about them, is they know the truth of where they came from, and they're speaking out Jenny Besh, they're telling everyday citizens, you don't want to go there.

1:43:35 Yeah, they are doing that, and I think it's very important that they do. We just don't have enough who are doing that. I think there are a lot of people who came here who want the free things that they can get from America rather than the freedom they can get. And and those who want freedom and want liberty and understand what it's like to live in communist China or the communist Soviet Union or the former communist Soviet Union, the currently just absolutely corrupt Russia, the communist communist Cuba. They understand what's at stake. And the few people who've been able.

1:44:15 To escape from North Korea and come and write books about it. I've written read a few books. Not there aren't a lot out there. But I've read a few books from people who've escaped North Korea. It's communism that led. To an absolute total one totalitarian state, and that's what happens. It never works. Socialism doesn't work. It fails everywhere it's ever tried. Communism leads to totalitarianism and antiranny. You can never have the utopia they hope to have because that utopia ignores human nature. In our system, we understand the flaws in human nature and try to create checks and lences within our government and through the market system to be able to keep those in check.

1:45:06 When you don't have that in a. System with liberty, you wind up with a heavy fist, a heavy hand coming down in mandating everything that happens in every aspect of your life. Well, the history is it's empirical, The evidence is there. It's do the people have ears to hear and eyes to see. You've got a lot of young educated people, and of course they're being told, hey, you know, we're going to get rid of your tuition, you know, your tuition debt. Well, you can't blame them for being some sort of shining article, but you know something that's attractive to them. I mean, Joe Biden, how much student debt he wipe out during his administration. And the fact of the matter is is that somebody's going to pay for this, and it will be leveraged on you know, one way or another, it's going to be on the backs of everyday tax people and the Democrats. All they know is to tax and to take away your money, and they'll just be more of that to where you get to the point where as you suggested, it's shared misery, Jenny Beth.

1:46:13 It is shared misery. It's a race to the bottom. And there will be equality mostly under a communist system. That it's not equality, it's equity. There'll be equity in that system. Everyone will be equitably miserable. Everyone will be. Equitably at the lowest common denominator. I'm gonna say, welcome to the world of mediocrity, right. Right, That's exactly what it will be. There will be no incentive to do better. You actually will be punished if you do better. It's a terrible, terrible, terrible system. And you're right, people can open their ears and their eyes to hear and to see it.

1:46:58 We have failed. Our education system has completely failed. And I think that we were. Seeing the results of that. The communist revolution shifted into our school system and has indoctrinated our young people and indoctrinated them and then not taught them other history, not taught them about the failures of communism, not taught them about the. Failures of socialism. So now it's up to us. We've got to make sure that we are teaching the younger generations, and by younger I mean like thirty years old and younger, the danger of what they're trying they're trying to aspire to, because it isn't an aspiration they will be It will be a disaster for our country.

1:47:47 Everything that they love and they think that they want to be able to accomplish, they will not be able to accomplish going down that path. Well, I'll tell you know, a lot of blame goes, no doubt to the educational system. But unless we forget we as parents and grandparents have been culpable. The media has been culpable, no doubt about it. All the cultural influences, the movies and all that sort of thing. You know, we have gotten so involved in living life, but really not training up a child in the things that are critical to their well being, you know, once they're out of their homes, so that when they realize when they go to college and they realize that a professor is off the trail, that they can say, hey, I'm not going to accept that I may need to go along to get the grade, but I'm not going to accept that lie. That doesn't work. And that's what we need to promote again, is critical thinking and discernment from the young people, because it's the young people buy and large that's buying into this, you know, socialistic doctrine because they don't know because just exactly as you said, they haven't taught them and taught that. There has been an interest for them to understand. But hopefully our conversation and others that are happening right now that we can speak to that.

1:49:05 You know, even that silent majority has to speak out because I know that in flyover America, as they traditionally refer to it. You know, they're looking at the TV and they see some of these talking heads and going what is wrong with these people? You know, they're not us, and but you know what, they're part of America, and we've got to bring them up to speed and bring them along to you know how great this country is, especially in light of this our two hundred and fiftieth anniversary. Jenny Ben, Yes, we absolutely must make sure that we are bringing them up to speed. I think it's very interesting that you said critical thinking rather than critical social justice theory. Critical social justice.

1:49:45 Theory is what they actually have been taught, and that is to criticize everything and to say that that America is unjust and that things must be adjusted in our society to equal out all of the problems that have ever happened anywhere in the entire world. You're right, it's up to us as parents, as grandparents to teach the children and our grandchildren about what is happening right now in America. I did my best to teach my kids, but it doesn't stop there. If you're interacting with kids, if it's your nieces and your nephews, you just explaining the.

1:50:31 Harms of communism. It's plaining to find some videos that you can maybe just bookmark and maybe it's on x maybe it's on Instagram, maybe it's on Facebook, maybe it's just on YouTube wherever. It might be some short little clips that you can benchmark, so bookmarks. So if they start talking about how they want free tuition or free this or free that, or free groceries from free government run grocery store, that will require some sort of an ID. For you to get the DISCODNT. Then you can pull out a clip and show them somebody who who has survived socialism, who survived communism, and just how dangerous and difficult it was, and how much America has made possible for them.

1:51:16 Right, do you think that what happened there could not happen here in America? Well, I think we're watching it happen in America. So that's my question to the young kids, you know, to see this to get your thinking that's right? What keeps America immune from that? Yeah? And I heard I've been reading the Politically Incorrect Guide to to Communism this past week and they'll say, oh, well, socialism fails everywhere it's been tried, but it won't fail here we just had. It wasn't done the right way. And the comeback to that is how many people have to die from socialism and communism before you realize it's a failed system.

1:51:56 Because in the last century alone, over a hundred million piece people died in the name of the isms. That's right, That is exactly right, and some of it is from sending people off to gulags and prison camps, and others are just. Because the system fails. People in a government run room cannot figure out how much grain you need, how much food you need, how many animals you need, so that you can feed a population. It takes a market system to be able to do that. And because they fail at that, we wind up with famines that have made have made it where people die of hunger and starvation.

1:52:39 It's a terrible, terrible system. Well, a classic study will be realized with what's happening in New York. Thirty million dollars for each of one of these grocery stores that Mamdanie wants to build out. That will destroy the local economy. All these bodegas that have been around in New York, watch what happens with them. There's going to be a big price to be paid here, and there's going to be some suffering. This isn't going to be one of those things that we'll be able to recover in a couple of years. This could take ten years or so to recover if we're able to turn it back around, if they get a beach hold there in New York and in other cities across the country for that matter.

1:53:20 Jenny Bet, Yeah, you're exactly right about that bill. It's going to harm harm the local grocery source. It's not going to work. It's just not going to work. They're going to wind up having theft. They said they were going to have an idea and then they said, no, we don't mean an idea. We mean a loyalty card to make sure that you qualify for the discount. Okay, so you're rationing everything, then that's what you're saying. You're rationing how much anyone can buy so they can't go by as much as they might think they need for their family. You're going to ration that to make sure they don't overbuy. And it will. It's just it will not work. And can watch it and point to it as an example.

1:54:03 But what a terrible place for this to have to be tried in the greatest city in the world, the Testament to capitalism exactly. Yeah, we have a lot of work to do. Bell, we have so much work to do. Well. You know what I love about this, and I know we're kind of stretching this out a little bit, and I appreciate the extra time here, Jenny Beth is that the same people that are resisting having IDs for people to vote are the same saying you need an identification card to buy food. Yeah, they're protecting the items in that store more than they're protecting ballots. Now they've come back and said it isn't really an ID. We're not going to require a photo ID, but they're requiring some sort of documentation and they're trying to protect the items in that store more than they care about protecting the ballot.

1:54:52 That's what they're saying. So you can call it a photo ID, you can call it not a photo ID, can be a loyalty card whatever. You're more concerned about protecting the items in those three stores then you are about protecting ballots and ensuring we have free and fair elections across this entire country. Yeah, they're going to be shocked that people are smart enough to go get an ID to get food, but they're not smart enough to get an ID to vote. I guess there it is. Well we have to leave it at that, Jenny Beth. How can people be in touch? Well, you can follow me on social media Jenny BETHM. And then for all of the things, Tea Pretty Patriots is doing. Tea Pretty Patriots Action go to Tea partypatriots dot org. 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 wait time, you get through right away, no searching online. Our specialty is the lowest available fares on the big name airlines.

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