[00:00:05] We're talking politics today. Caffeine, you're on the bench. Xanax, suit up. The Kate Dalley Show starts now. He said one day he walks through the hall down there in the basement and the doors open. And he looked in there and here's a military man in a military uniform watching about a hundred television sets that were on the walls. This is 1968.
[00:00:30] Wow. And the guy says to him, hey, come on in. You want to see this? Well, you don't have somebody who doesn't know anything, who's not connected with military, come in and watch a military operation. That just doesn't make any sense. No. And so my dad looks at these TVs on the wall and he's like, what is this? It's just people walking around doing their business, you know, everyday stuff.
[00:00:52] And he says, oh, we have cameras in every single television set that's sold. So when we need to keep an eye on someone, we can just dial into that set. 1968. Now we know that's happening now with our smart TVs, but back then, okay, I'm probably getting a lot of trouble for talking about this.
[00:01:15] Hmm. You know what that reminds me of? Welcome back. I've got Mel Madison back with me. And of course, phone lines are open. So 888-673-1450. If you're listening in the afternoon, that's an interesting clip because if somebody comes on and let's say they're just a little bit more of the naive political stance, they're going to go. That's crazy talk. I mean, come on, you know, that's tinfoil hat stuff. Actually, no. And it's been around for a long time.
[00:01:45] The fact is, is you guys remember Richard Day and I exposed those recordings on the air where in 1969, a year after what she's saying her dad witnessed in 1969, this gentleman went to a conference given by Richard Day, who was a medical practitioner who was with Planned Parenthood and who also gave this speech and said, these are the well-laid plans for the next 30 years.
[00:02:13] Really, it's more like 50. But he said, these are the plans for the next 30 years. And this is what they're going to do. And so one of them, and I want to get Mel's take on this. So this was said clear back in 1969 on money and banking. Basically, inflation is infinite and an indication that inflation is a tool of the controllers. Money would become predominantly credit.
[00:02:38] It was already money is primarily a credit thing, but exchange of money would not be cash, but electronic credit signals. People would carry money only in small amounts for things like chewing gum and candy bars, just pocket sorts of things. Any purchase of any significant amount would be done electronically. Earnings would be electronically entered into your account. It would be a single banking system.
[00:03:01] It may have the appearance of being more than one, but ultimately and basically it'd be one system so that when you got paid, your pay would be entered for you into an account balance. And then you would be purchased, you would purchase, then you purchased anything at that point of purchase. It would be deducted from your account balance and would actually carry nothing with you at all. And it's that way they could control if you were buying something of one particular item. That's why we always say prep, do anything like that now, right?
[00:03:31] What is your, what's your take Mel? Cause I know there's some things you wanted to talk about. I like inflation being basically part of the plan and, and that's the absolute. Yeah. And, and it's not part of the plan since Nixon went off the gold standard or Lincoln started producing greenbacks in 1860. It goes back to 1790. It goes back to the very beginning.
[00:03:56] It goes back to Alexander Hamilton because what happened then was the United States was essentially the world's first democracy. It needed to raise tax revenues. And it said, okay, how do we raise tax revenues? And they're like, well, let's tax something that people don't need, but they like whiskey. Right. So we put on a big tax on whiskey. Right. And, and guess what happened? The whiskey rebellion.
[00:04:18] It was, it was the first uprising and Hamilton and George Washington back in DC said to themselves, we can't directly tax the people. We're they, they, they're going to rebel against us. You know, this is the reason why we separated from England is taxes. We're a democracy. How do we tax people? And Hamilton said inflation, like this was literally part of the plan from 1790. And he, he said, look, here's what we're going to do.
[00:04:48] We're going to create a United States debt structure because there were people who said the U S debt should be structured like a mortgage where every, uh, you know, six months there's a payment made. And part of that payment pays off the principle and Hamilton said, no, we're not going to do that. All we're going to pay is interest. And if you look at a 10 year note today, what does a 10 year note or a 30 year bond pay? It doesn't pay off the principle every six months. You get an interest payment. Then the government rolls it over.
[00:05:18] And this was part of the plan from the very beginning. Just create debt, roll over debt, never pay back principle, only pay interest. And this was created in 1790s under the Hamilton Washington administration to figure out that the best way to tax the American people was through inflation.
[00:05:38] And it has continued and it has continued not only to the point where like people are like, well, we've never been in this point or we've never defaulted on our debt before. That is not true at all. The United States has defaulted on its debt at least twice in history. The first time the United States defaulted on its debt was after the War of 1812. We had a lot of debt outstanding. We were unable to meet the obligations.
[00:06:06] Eventually, we made the debt holders whole, but we did not make interest or debt payments on time. So we defaulted. The second time we defaulted on our debt was in the 1930s, which was FDR. There were large amounts of bonds issued by the United States government, which promised repayment in gold. In the 1930s, FDR said all those are known void. You're going to be paid back in dollars.
[00:06:33] And that was after, in 1934, he confiscated everybody's gold, revalued it from $20 to $35 an ounce. So that's a $15 increase, 15 divided by 20, 75%. He devalued the currency. Therefore, he devalued the bonds by 75%. Those are two instances. United States debt defaults. Inflation is the way we tax people. This is the continuation of a system that has been into place for 250 years.
[00:07:03] Yeah. Yeah. And now it'll go digital. Now it'll be digital. Now it'll go digital. In fact, there was one thing I wanted to read going back to that opening clip that I forgot to. But Richard Day was talking about surveillance. And he was saying, look, you'll be watching television and somebody will be watching you at the same time at a central monitoring station. Seriously, you said this. A year after 1969, television sets would have a device to enable this.
[00:07:31] The TV set would not have to be on in order for this to be operative. So it could do it without being on. Also, the television set can be used to monitor what you are watching. People can tell what you're watching on TV and how you're reacting to it. And you would not know that you were being watched while you were watching your television.
[00:07:50] Now, I'm saying this from Richard Day, who was working with Planned Parenthood back in the day, who said that he knew what these plans were moving forward, that we would get to this point. And I'm not saying this so that you'll be suspicious of everything and everybody. All I'm saying is it's crazy that this was said back in 1969. And he offered this up. How would we get people to accept these things into their homes? Well, people would buy them when they buy their own television.
[00:08:20] They won't know that they're on there at first. And this was described as being known as cable TV to replace the antenna TV. And when you buy a TV set, the monitor would just be part of this set. And most people would not have enough knowledge to know it was there in the beginning. And then the cable would be the means of carrying the surveillance message to the monitor.
[00:08:41] By the time people find out that this is monitoring was going on, they would also be very dependent upon television for a number of things, just the way people are dependent upon the phone today. One thing that the television would be used for would be purchases. So when all of this was said, keep in mind that it was kind of crazy talk, right?
[00:09:01] But now as we're moving into digital tyranny, like what Mel is talking about, it's easier to see the little pieces that we become for convenience, that we become sort of married to, right? And that we like and that we're not going to stop because it's now a habit. Yesterday I brought up transactional gold. The new way is to have the state offer up a place to keep your gold and they're going to give you a debit card so that you can easily use your gold purchase to buy things. What is your take on that, Mel?
[00:09:33] See, I knew you'd laugh. I knew you'd laugh. Good luck with them keeping it and not leasing it out and leveraging it and everything else. I mean, this is why the state is generally concerned with gold. This is why FDR outlawed it and made it punishable by up to $10,000 fine, which in today's money is over a million dollars and years in jail.
[00:09:59] I mean, a lot of people don't realize from 1934 to 1971 it was illegal to own gold. And so having control over your own money, having control over purchasing power is not something that any government, including the United States government, is very fond of. And history tells you that. So you're talking about the TVs in the 60s. Yeah, but there are predictions. And a lot of people, like you said, they'll think it's crazy. It's not crazy.
[00:10:28] I mean, anybody just has to, you know, I could be talking to my wife about X, Y, or Z, and all of a sudden I go on to my web browser in an advertisement. Like, they're listening. They're here. I don't know what they are. I don't know where the app is. I don't know how it's coming through. They're listening. And they're doing it. And it's all going on. And people that think this isn't happening or they think it's all about, you know, like I said, Trump's going to make the tariff deals.
[00:10:57] And there's something bigger going on behind the scenes here. And it's been in place for a long time. And it's not threatened at all by whether Kamala Harris or Donald Trump wins the White House. Either way, they've got a plan. Yep. And I think it's just making sure people see that and understand it. And then we can start to fight it. It's hard to fight when we're fighting the wrong fight, right? Right. So right now, the parties, right? They're into the party lock.
[00:11:26] And it's hard to see it. And if you don't put that down and realize what it is, then it's really hard to see the overall plan, I think. Because your focus isn't on what they're doing behind the scenes. It's on what's in front of you. And that's what the media places in front of you. And it's important to go back and look at these predictions and look at what people said.
[00:11:48] Because as much as I think it's hard to believe, I think it's amazing that he was nailing down what cable would do, what our bank accounts would do, that housing would become a thing of the past as far as owning. That all of those predictions, this is something that people should really look at because we've only gone in the direction of everything he said. So do we have well-laid plans? Well, at the time, he said, yeah, we do.
[00:12:13] Because I can say these things now because these plans are going to move forward no matter what. By the way, when I had the dentist on that was talking about the remineralization of teeth, Mel, all of a sudden her ad started popping up on my computer that's open right now. No, I believe it. I see it all the time. I know. It's insane. It's insane. We'll be right back. Kate Daly Show. And we'll take your calls, too. I see the phone's lighting up. We'll take your calls. 888-673-1450. You can add to this conversation.
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[00:13:22] Hands to your self. All right. Welcome back. Kate Daly Show. Yeah, that's our message to government. Welcome back. I've got Mel Madison. He's still with me. And a lot to talk about. I also wanted to mention that a new flesh-eating bacteria fly is coming your way. This is the New World Screw Worm fly. The only one getting screwed is you guys. So, yeah.
[00:13:52] This is considered eradicated since 1966. But it's reemerged as a potential danger. They probably got it out of the army vault where they keep all the other diseases, right? The Black Plague. Anyway, potential danger following an outbreak in Mexico, of course. Never here. Always there. So, always somewhere else. China, Mexico. Always somewhere else. That's usually the story. But I just wanted you to know that this is another threat to our food supply. I don't mean to laugh because it's a serious threat.
[00:14:21] But I also just wanted to mention that it's called the New World Screw Worm fly. Okay. They'll come up with anything and shove it in our faces and act like it's something that just popped up. Anyway. All right. Enough of that. Okay. Let's go to the $10,000 bill. Mel. Well, we were talking about digital currency.
[00:14:48] And I think to understand the control of currency and money, you need to understand this is not something new. This is a process that's been going on for a long time. And there was a point in time when you could do major, major financial transactions with paper money. There was a $10,000 bill first issued in the 1940s. So just to wrap your minds around that, that's as if there was, you know, given inflation, that's as if there was like a $300,000 bill out there.
[00:15:18] Meaning you could literally in the 1940s go and buy a house with one single bill and get change. Right? I mean, you could say, oh, I want to buy that three-bedroom, one-bathroom house for $10,000. Here's a $10,000 bill. And they'd give you change.
[00:15:35] And the reason that the Federal Reserve stopped issuing the $500, $1,000, $5,000, $10,000 bills was obviously because they didn't want transactions taking place outside of the banking system. They wanted you – if you wanted to buy a house, if you were a corporation and you wanted to do acquisition for $20 million, instead of showing up with a briefcase of $10,000 bills and completing the transaction, everything needed to go to the banking system.
[00:16:05] What's happened is with, you know, the central bank digital currency and now they're doing the backdoor on the stable coin, they're figuring out a way to get every transaction digitally recorded, everything you buy. And I think it's interesting because I was looking back on who's on these bills. So the $500 bill was McKinley. The $1,000 was Grover Cleveland. The $5,000 was James Madison.
[00:16:30] The $10,000 bill was Selman Chase, the same person that JPMorgan Chase is named after. And so when we talk about who's really in charge, if you ask yourself of every U.S. bill, who is on the biggest ever? It's the $10,000 bill. It's Selman Chase. So when we talk about who's bigger than Ben Franklin or George Washington, well, who's on the $10,000 bill?
[00:16:58] The same guy that JPMorgan Chase is named after. Wow. I hope everyone's digesting that. Goodness. Oh, my gosh. Yeah. A lot of well-laid plans are bringing us to a destination point that's been planned for a very long time. And like you said, even on the break we were talking, so I don't remember if you said this on the show or on the break, but we were talking about how every 100 years they have a moment, right?
[00:17:27] They've got their moment, their reset. They have their moment. They have their reset. We go through like a hyperinflationary phase. This started in the 1760s, 1770s. It was with the original currency, the revolutionary continental. There's a saying, worthless as a continental. It was basically because, you know, of the literally millions and millions of dollars.
[00:17:50] I can't remember the exact figures, but it was something like the Continental Congress in 1777 authorized like $500,000 worth of continentals printed. By the end of the war, they were issuing millions and millions of continentals every month. So it got to a point where, you know, the continental was worth two, three cents on the dollar. And that was in the 1770s. Then you go to the 1860s, the Civil War.
[00:18:20] Lincoln runs out of money. He issues the greenback. It's the same sort of a situation. The government can't fund itself anymore. Just print the money. Massive inflation. And now, you know, go 80 years after that. You're in the 1830s or 1930s, 1940s. We'll be right back. It's a great point. We'll be right back. Kate Daly Show.
[00:18:55] This is the Kate Daly Show. I've got Mel Madison with me. The book is Quaz. MelMadison.com. And we'll take your calls. 888-673-1450. I'll try to take as many of you as I can. 888-673-1450 if you're calling in the afternoon.
[00:19:25] I'm happy to talk with you. Mel, I really am dying to know if you are truly living in fear over the new Screw You Fly or whatever it's called. What is it called again? The Screw... What is it called? Screw Worm. Yeah. Oh, Screw Worm. Yeah, the Screw Worm Fly. I just wanted to know if you were living in fear of that. Absolutely.
[00:19:51] I mean, these are the biggest threats to our sovereignty that we're facing right now. Yeah. It's the Screw Worm Fly. I'm sure COVID's coming back. I'm sure there's going to be a very legitimate reason for all of us to get locked into our homes, stopped from going to our churches under penalty of arrest sometimes. Yes. I mean, it's ridiculous. I know. I'm with you. And I've loved all the points you brought up today.
[00:20:19] It's just really, really understanding how many little steps are being taken right now. They're not being stopped. And I think if we truly thought we were going to ever eradicate ourselves of the deep state, you'd be trying to stop all of these things. But that's not happening. So what we need is a real awakening to our awful situation right now, to what we're going through so that we can prepare, right? Because I love the fact that you were kind of analyzing timeframes, looking at Social Security,
[00:20:48] kind of looking at some of their maybe what are their bigger plans, to kind of have some aspect of, okay, this is how I can prepare for that. Because your overall message is this has happened before, right? And what happened? Yeah. Well, I think there's almost a metaphor to bring back Salmon Chase, which, you know, it's a figure not many people know about. Like, who is this guy? Why would he be on the $10,000 bill? What did he do?
[00:21:16] So this is one of the only men to hold very high office in all three branches of the federal government. He was the sixth chief justice of the United States Supreme Court. He was the secretary of the treasury for Abraham Lincoln from 1861 to 1864 and oversaw the issuing of the greenbacks. And he also was the governor of Ohio and served in the Senate.
[00:21:43] So, I mean, has anybody heard of this man who was our Supreme Court chief justice, a governor, a senator, and a United States secretary of the treasury? He checked all the boxes. So, wow. And so what does that tell you? That's the metaphor. And he's on our biggest bill, right?
[00:22:01] The metaphor is this is an overarching kind of polyglot type conspiratorial control mechanism that supersedes judicial legislative executive. It supersedes individuals. It supersedes federal state. He was a governor, but he was also a senator and a chief judge.
[00:22:21] But that above the Ben Franklins and the George Washingtons and the Abraham Lincolns and the Thomas Jeffersons and all the other people on our bills, and Jefferson is on our bills, he's on the $2. Like above all of them, there's Salmon Chase. Right. You know? Yeah. And nobody knows about him, but he's the guy. Isn't that such a like a poetic beauty? And then his name, he's the namesake of JPMorgan Chase. Amazing. Yeah. And it's hard for us to link the dots, right?
[00:22:51] It's hard for us to get big context on it, right? Because everything is so manipulated. And I look at these well-laid plans and I look at their resets, you know, in history. And it is truly amazing to think that there are many people walking around that have no clue and don't want to know. That's the other thing. Why don't you want to know? It's amazing to me that people just don't want to know that there are well-laid plans.
[00:23:17] And Richard Day, in that expose from 1969, talking about predicting forward, he said, very few people really know how the government works. And something to the effect that elected officials are influenced in ways that they don't even realize. And they carry out plans that have been made for them. And they think that they are authors of the plans. And, but actually they're manipulated in ways they don't understand. But it's on us because people don't ask the right questions. So some people are too trusting.
[00:23:46] And I have to say that I agree with that statement. I don't think that all people are coming at it knowing how these plans are done. All of these little steps that they take all in the right, at the right time, you know, to get us fostered into these, these ideas. And get us to market, you know, these ideas to us, get us to accept them. But most people do not know. They think they're authors of their own plans. And I think sometimes Trump can be victim to this as well.
[00:24:16] He thinks, I'm sure that the plans that he has seen are probably plans that aren't real, right? And that maybe he's shown a whole different ending to a plan. And he comes out as the author of a plan. And he thinks he's the author of a plan. But not really. He's being utilized as a tool. And so all presidents are. Look at how the systems worked this whole entire time. All the presidents have been tools of the deep state, right?
[00:24:46] They're all dupes. I mean, it's very clear. And they don't know it. And they don't understand it. And they're thinking that they're making these decisions out of free will. It's like, okay, let's imagine that I am the editor-in-chief of the New York Times. And I get there as the editor-in-chief of New York Times. And I'm very supportive of Democrat liberal policies. And I think in my own head, I'm being fair-minded and independent.
[00:25:15] What would I have ever gotten to be the editor-in-chief of the New York Times if I wasn't a Democratic liberal-minded person? Of course not. Such a great point. So these people are funneled into positions. And then they're manipulated within those positions. And then in their own minds, they're coming up with this stuff on their own. Nobody's coercing them. This is the beauty. This is the magic. This is the illusion of control and power that many of us operate under.
[00:25:44] I mean, maybe in our own individual lives, we're operating under some sort of an illusion of control. And we're really kind of being manipulated pawns of our circumstances. But the truth of the matter is, is I'm convinced that even more than the ordinary person, the more powerful and important you get in society, the more you are manipulated and placed into positions. Yeah, because you're only thinking about the power. You're not really thinking about and staying in power.
[00:26:10] I don't think you want to, you don't want to analyze because you don't want to know because otherwise your power would be gone. And, you know, it reminds me of Operation Warp Speed. What you just said was such a great example because Operation Warp Speed came to us by, you know, by our President Trump. And I'm sorry, but people better start connecting those dots because that's what brought us Operation Warp Speed. And now we're being brought digital tyranny.
[00:26:35] Digital tyranny, meaning the doll, the ousting of the dollar, bringing in everything on a digital transaction so it can be tracked, monitored and controlled. That's what's happening in our future. And and each president along the way. Right. We had the NDAA with Obama. We had the Department of Homeland Security under Bush. We had all we've had all kinds of things go on. Right. Right.
[00:26:59] The housing crisis of 08 started with Clinton and some of the things Clinton was told to do and the money going to China and the relationships with China. So I'm with you. They and they don't they are not going to lose their power by asking and they are going to think they're the author of it. And they're going to be told that it's the right thing to do because of the end game. This is the end game. Who knows that they're being told a different end game? Right.
[00:27:22] And when we come back, we just talk about who are the secretaries of the Treasury, whether it's Mnuchin or Paulson. You know, it's Soros guys, Goldman Sachs guys, Citigroup guys, Salmon Chase. So I just like let's talk about who's really running the show and forget about presidents that get get on the small bills and talk about the Treasury secretary that's on the ten thousand dollar bill.
[00:27:45] Yeah. And if what we just said makes you angry that what we just said about Trump, you need to really recheck what you think, because if that made you angry, you are a pawn of the media because you shouldn't be angry at that. We should be looking at government as a whole, not into locked into the party system. So that's why we always say this. This show is not about the right or the left.
[00:28:12] It's about the truth and values and morals and liberty, because if like I said, that made you angry. Oh, I can't believe they'd say that. And the reason is, is because you think, well, the left is doing it and now we're doing it. No, no, no, no. Ours is a completely different reason than what the left is doing it for. The left is there to make you emotional. We're trying to bring the reality back of what we're actually what's actually happening to us right now. Be right back. Kate Daly show.
[00:28:53] This is the Kate Daly show. I've got Mel Madison with me. The book is Quaz. MelMadison.com. And we'll take your calls. Eight, eight, eight, six, seven, three, 1450. I'll try to take as many of you as I can. Eight, eight, eight, six, seven, three, 1450.
[00:29:20] If you're calling in the afternoon, I'm happy to to talk with you. So, Mel, I really am dying to know if you are truly living in fear over the new screw you fly or whatever it's called. What is it called again? The screw. What is it called? Screw worm. Yeah. Oh, screw worm. Yeah. The screw worm fly. I just want to know if you were living in fear of that. Absolutely.
[00:29:47] I mean, these are the biggest threats to our sovereignty that we're facing right now. It's the screw worm fly. I'm sure COVID is coming back. I'm sure there's going to be a very legitimate reason for all of us to get locked into our homes, stop from going to our churches under penalty of arrest. Sometimes. Yes. I mean, it's ridiculous. I know. I'm with you. And I've loved all the points you brought up today.
[00:30:16] It's just really, really understanding how many little steps are being taken right now. They're not being stopped. And I think if we truly thought we were going to ever eradicate ourselves of the deep state, you'd be trying to stop all of these things. But that's not happening. So what we need is a real awakening to our awful situation right now, to what we're going through so that we can prepare. Right.
[00:30:40] Because I love the fact that you were kind of analyzing timeframes, looking at Social Security, kind of looking at some of their maybe what are their bigger plans to kind of have some aspect of, OK, this is how I can prepare for that. Because your overall message is this has happened before. Right. And what happened? Yeah. Well, I think there's almost a metaphor to bring back Salman Chase, which, you know, it's a figure not many people know about. Like, who is this guy?
[00:31:10] Why would he be on the $10,000 bill? What did he do? So this is one of the only men to hold very high office in all three branches of the federal government. He was the sixth chief justice of the United States Supreme Court. He was the secretary of the treasury for Abraham Lincoln from 1861 to 1864 and oversaw the issuing of the greenbacks.
[00:31:36] And he also was the governor of Ohio and served in the Senate. So, I mean, has anybody heard of this man who was our Supreme Court chief justice, a governor, a senator and a United States secretary of the treasury? He checked all the boxes. So, wow. And so what does that tell you? That's the metaphor. And he's on our biggest bill.
[00:31:58] The metaphor is this is an overarching kind of polyglot type conspiratorial control mechanism that supersedes judicial legislative executive. It supersedes individuals. It supersedes federal state. He was a governor, but he was also a senator and a chief judge. That above the Ben Franklins and the George Washingtons and the Abraham Lincolns and the Thomas Jeffersons and all the other people on our bills.
[00:32:27] And Jefferson is on our bills. He's on the $2. Like above all of them, there's Salmon Chase. Right. You know? Yeah. And nobody knows about him, but he's the guy. Isn't that such a like a poetic beauty? And then his name, he's the namesake of JPMorgan Chase. Amazing. Yeah. And it's hard for us to link the dots, right? It's hard for us to get big context on it, right? Because everything is so manipulated.
[00:32:55] And I look at these well-laid plans and I look at their resets, you know, in history. And it is truly amazing to think that there are many people walking around that have no clue and don't want to know. That's the other thing. Why don't you want to know? It's amazing to me that people just don't want to know that there are well-laid plans. In Richard Day, in that expose from 1969, talking about predicting forward, he said, very few people really know how the government works.
[00:33:24] And something to the effect that elected officials are influenced in ways that they don't even realize. And they carry out plans that have been made for them. And they think that they are authors of the plans. But actually, they're manipulated in ways they don't understand. But it's on us because people don't ask the right questions. So some people are too trusting. And I have to say that I agree with that statement. I don't think that all people are coming at it knowing how these plans are done.
[00:33:53] All of these little steps that they take all at the right time, you know, to get us fostered into these ideas and get us to market, you know, these ideas to us. Get us to accept them. But most people do not know. They think they're authors of their own plans. And I think sometimes Trump can be victim to this as well. He thinks, I'm sure that the plans that he has seen are probably plans that aren't real, right?
[00:34:22] And that maybe he's shown a whole different ending to a plan. And he comes out as the author of a plan. And he thinks he's the author of a plan. But not really. He's being utilized as a tool. And so all presidents are. Look at how the systems worked this whole entire time. All the presidents have been tools of the deep state, right? They're all dupes. I mean, it's very clear. And they don't know it. And they don't understand it.
[00:34:50] And they're thinking that they're making these decisions out of free will. It's like, okay, let's imagine that I am the editor-in-chief of the New York Times. And I get there as the editor-in-chief of New York Times. And I'm very supportive of Democrat liberal policies. And I think in my own head, I'm being fair-minded and independent. What would I have ever gotten to be the editor-in-chief of the New York Times if I wasn't a Democratic liberal-minded person? Of course not.
[00:35:20] Such a great point. These people are funneled into positions. And then they're manipulated within those positions. And then in their own minds, they're coming up with this stuff on their own. Nobody's coercing them. This is the beauty. This is the magic. This is the illusion of control and power that many of us operate under. I mean, maybe in our own individual lives, we're operating under some sort of an illusion of control.
[00:35:46] And we're really kind of being manipulated pawns of our circumstances. But the truth of the matter is, is I'm convinced that even more than the ordinary person, the more powerful and important you get in society, the more you are manipulated and placed into positions. Yeah, because you're only thinking about the power. You're not really thinking about and staying in power. I don't think you want to – you don't want to analyze because you don't want to know because otherwise your power would be gone. And, you know, it reminds me of Operation Warp Speed.
[00:36:15] What you just said was such a great example because Operation Warp Speed came to us by, you know, by our President Trump. And I'm sorry, but people better start connecting those dots because that's what brought us Operation Warp Speed. And now we're being brought digital tyranny. Digital tyranny meaning the ousting of the dollar, bringing in everything on a digital transaction so it can be tracked, monitored, and controlled. That's what's happening in our future.
[00:36:42] And each president along the way, right? We had the NDAA with Obama. We had the Department of Homeland Security under Bush. We've had all kinds of things go on, right? The housing crisis of 2008 started with Clinton and some of the things Clinton was told to do. And the money going to China and the relationships with China. So I'm with you. And they are not going to lose their power by asking. And they are going to think they're the author of it.
[00:37:12] And they're going to be told that it's the right thing to do because of the end game. This is the end game. Who knows that they're being told a different end game, right? And when we come back, we just talk about who are these secretaries of the Treasury, whether it's Mnuchin or Paulson. You know, it's Soros guys, Goldman Sachs guys, Citigroup guys, Salmon Chase.
[00:37:31] Like, let's talk about who's really running the show and forget about presidents that get on the small bills and talk about the Treasury secretary that's on the $10,000 bill. Yeah. And if what we just said makes you angry, that what we just said about Trump, you need to really recheck what you think. Because if that made you angry, you are a pawn of the media because you shouldn't be angry at that.
[00:37:58] We should be looking at government as a whole, not locked into the party system. So that's why we always say this show is not about the right or the left. It's about the truth and values and morals and liberty. Because if, like I said, if that made you angry, oh, I can't believe they'd say that. And the reason is, is because you think, well, the left is doing it and now we're doing it. No, no, no, no.
[00:38:24] Ours is a completely different reason than what the left is doing it for. The left is there to make you emotional. We're trying to bring the reality back of what we're actually, what's actually happening to us right now. Be right back. Kate Daly Show. Bye.