Radio Show Hour 1 – 04/07/2025

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[00:01:09] And it's a new week, fresh, a fresh week, unsullied by anything so far. So we can make it what we wish. And we hope to make it a God family country week. That's for sure. Interesting tidbit story hits the news. Most people kind of take a break from the news over the weekend and everything else. But don't you dare because you miss out a lot. WorldNet Daily or WND.com has this piece written by Joe Kovacs. And it is a doozy.

[00:01:37] Headline says, payroll-driven theater. That's right. Anti-Trump and anti-Musk protesters are staged and paid. Yeah, they're bust in, ladies and gentlemen. They're scripted. They all clocked out at the same time. It's a big story. They say they talked to one guy. He had to actually read the paper he was holding to understand the sign he was holding. Okay? Here's the deal.

[00:02:04] The Associated Press reported over the weekend the events were organized for more than 200 locations. No, 1,200. Sorry. 1,200 locations in all 50 states. So 1,200 locations in all 50 states.

[00:02:21] More than 150 groups including civil rights organizations, labor unions, gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender plus advocates, veterans, and election activists all assembled. How did this get organized in all 50 states? 1,200 locations. You might ask, it's a union of drifters and bureaucrats trying to stop Elon Musk from cutting off their taxpayer-funded gravy train.

[00:02:50] Now, here's some of the details really quick. Then we'll go to Dr. Bradley for the breakdown. Videos posted on social media are now basically highlighting the events were artificial with people being paid and bussed in with little idea about their reason to even be present at the event. Journalist Mario Knopfel said they were staged and paid, bussed in, scripted, then they all clocked out at the same time. They all took off. It was like a wave.

[00:03:20] The anti-doge, anti-Trump protests in D.C. are not grassroots. They're payroll-driven theater. Buses rolled in packed with hired protesters. Pre-made signs were handed out assembly line style. Script distributed to keep messaging on brand. Protesters all left at once, just like a shift change.

[00:03:45] The protests are organized, astroturfed, NGO-backed, donor-funded, and is fake as their outrage is. There you have it. What do you say to this, Dr. Bradley? You know, there's a couple of historical examples come to mind. Sure. And maybe I can spend a minute or two. Please.

[00:04:11] But, you know, these provocateur kinds of things are standard operating procedure for these kind of overthrow the establishment kind of efforts. And let's just go back to, maybe I'll give two. I mean, I remember some from my life, not that I participated in, but that I observed. But let's go back in history, back to the bringing forth of the Communist Manifesto, the Marx and Engels scurrilist document.

[00:04:40] They were instructed that they had to have it ready by January 1848. It was ready and completed, went to print February 1848, just in time for, quote-unquote, spontaneous uprisings. What had happened is for months in advance, there had been dedicated provocateurs throughout Europe that had been planning for the spring and summer of 1848.

[00:05:07] They needed, what they needed was some kind of a rallying document. Oh, my goodness, look at this, the manifestos here, we're going to be released from our oppression, let's all just go in the streets and let's riot and, you know, do all this disruptive kind of stuff. And that's exactly what happened. These pre-planned provocateur events were brought off, and that's why Marx and Engels had to bring out the document.

[00:05:35] It had to be ready for printing in February, so it could be on the streets, if you will. Now, the thing that's really interesting is that in 1848, there were revolutions created in France, Vienna, Berlin, Venice, London, Spain, Naples, all other places. There were 64 revolutions alone in Russia in the course of the year. All of them failed miserably. But here's the deal.

[00:06:00] These were all pre-planned events that had provocateurs involved in every single one of them. So this was not a spontaneous anything. This did not result because the people were ready to throw off the, you know, the oppression and all of the terrible, horrid things that, you know, the oppressors had done for them and all that kind of stuff. No, no, these things were absolutely pre-planned.

[00:06:29] Another one comes to mind. Some of your listeners may even be old enough to remember this thing. But in 1968, at the Chinese New Year, there was a Tet Offensive carried out in Southeast Asia and Vietnam. There were simultaneous attacks on over 100 cities and towns. Over 80,000 communist troops were involved. It was the largest military operation by either side to that date.

[00:06:54] These things, I mean, they were highly organized, cleverly disguised, powerfully promoted. It took American leadership completely by surprise. But people that were closer to the street, if you will, boots on the ground kind of thing, knew from conversations, actions of, you know, the Vietnamese people that it was a brew. But at any rate, this was carried out, 100 simultaneous attacks.

[00:07:22] And that's what exactly this thing was. It was well organized, highly organized, cleverly disguised, carried out with military precision in terms of the timing and the, you know, just the message and everything else like that. And in the Tet Offensive, over 80,000 communist troops involved. Who thought they could rally that? Well, they do it. They're well funded in America.

[00:07:47] And honestly, I personally saw, this was five decades ago, the efforts of bringing in, they bus in these provocateurs and their minions, and they carry them out on the street with their banners, and they're marching well in advance. They had prepared signage, and they're professionally lettered and everything. It's not just some guy with a ballpoint pen or scrawling something on a notepad. No, these were well prepared.

[00:08:17] And this is how they do it every single time. And I guarantee that everything that was carried out had a moving, an unseen hand, if you will, moving it. And, you know, while I don't know who that hand is, you know, you look at some of these. Well, it's a thing that you can get 1,200 locations across all 50 states. Simultaneously. Simultaneously, my friend. Over a weekend and stuff.

[00:08:43] It tells you that it cannot be grassroots. There's no way you could get that done. 150 groups, 1,200 locations, all 50 states. I mean, man, just imagine if they're conservatives, if the constitutionalists, if the whatever you want to call us, conservative groups, the people who believe in God, the Christians, whatever. I don't know what reference point to take. You know, just think if we even had 150 people that were dedicated, much less the 150 organizations.

[00:09:13] So the problem is they put their money where their mouth is. And you say, well, those people are getting paid to go. That's right. Some are getting paid. Some are getting, you know, some of the funders. But that's the nature of the way the liberals work. They all stick together and work. Those who have money are the funders. Those who don't get paid to go, and that way they can spend their time on it. And conservatives haven't figured this stuff out yet. The scope and magnitude of these kinds of things, we have to give pause and think.

[00:09:41] If they could, if they can do this, they could put each one of those groups could have got 10,000 signatures, let's say. It would look like an overwhelming desire, a yearning on the American people's part to have these kind of activities. You know, like the corruption stuff shut down in the government. The shrink the size of the government. Everybody was against that. No, they're not.

[00:10:07] Now, were you with me when I talked about this crowdsondemand.com? Were you with me for this? No, I wasn't there. That sounds like an interesting thing. You can go to this with your browser, but if you go to crowdsondemand.com, they call it your home for impactful advocacy campaigns, demonstrations, PR stunts, crowds for hire, and corporate events. Services available nationwide. Why? Check that out. Check that out.

[00:10:37] Go to that website, crowdsondemand.com, and we'll take a quick break and come right back and talk about it. Hang tight. You're listening to the one and only Liberty Roundtable Live.

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[00:12:57] All right, bottom line, ladies and gentlemen, you can literally rent a riot these days. They don't even hide it anymore. It's a union of drifters and bureaucrats trying to stop Elon from cutting their taxpayer-funded gravy train. Crowdsondemand.com is the group, and I'm telling you right now, crowds for hire, corporate events. I mean, there's basically a website.

[00:13:27] There's several companies that do this that I've now researched, and, you know, this is nothing new. But the problem is nobody's going to do anything about it. In my opinion, if I'm the president of the United States, listen to me carefully. If I'm the president of the United States, ladies and gentlemen, I'm saying to you this.

[00:13:40] If you have 1,200-plus events organized by 150 named organizations in all 50 states across the country who coordinate an event of protest over the weekend, I get the right that you have of peaceful assembly. But this smacks of something else. People being bussed in. People getting handmade signs just passed out. You know, hey, you get off the bus, you get your sign.

[00:14:10] People all coming at once and then leaving instantly at once. And what I would do is I would launch an investigation through Kash Patel and the FBI immediately. And I would say, what's going on here? This isn't normal peaceful assembly. Peaceful assembly does not mean paid provocateurs. Okay? Peaceful assembly does not mean 150 organizations all get together in 1,200 events in 50 states, all on the same time frame with talking points handed out. Okay? That isn't peaceful assembly.

[00:14:41] That is a coordinated provocateurs agenda. Okay? And I would look into it immediately if I was Kash Patel. I think it's a bigger threat than any threat we've got going on around the world. This is domestic right in your backyard, doctor. And I think we need to take action quickly and investigate. Now, I support due process for these people. But at the same time, the founding fathers had no – they didn't believe that this would be a peaceful assembly. That's not what we're talking about, right?

[00:15:11] Well, see, the thing that's really interesting is that – I mean, I'm on their website right now. How to contact them is there. Request a quote for crying out loud. This is a business operation. Yeah, and if you read now, they say they start at $20,000. Out of the – okay, so for $20,000, you can have a spontaneous eruption of something about a communist manifesto thing like Marx and Engels had, according to their League of Just Men, that they were working for.

[00:15:38] Now, you probably get a discount if you were to do, you know, 1,200 events in 50 states or whatever. I don't think every event would cost you $20,000. I think they could say, listen, we want a nationwide event, da-da-da-da-da. You get your custom quote. It might be, oh, I don't know, you know, $5,000, $10,000 per location.

[00:15:51] You get your custom quote.

[00:16:21] People I knew – I mean, while I was in the service, I knew hippies. They were for rent, and they would be bused in for things like this. And this particular group of people that I knew were out of Phoenix. Maybe they started – clear back 50 years ago. They've got a long heritage of disruption. They've been doing this for a long time. We're just starting to get the pay dirt on it. And I've got people that I know that have protested over the weekend for this agenda. They were there. Now, they weren't paid, but they were there.

[00:16:49] And so you've got partly paid leadership, but you've got these paid people that have fostered these groups online and everything else. It's paid provocateurs tied in with social media. We're going to be here. We're going to do this. We're going to do that. And good, you know, innocent, duped people go. But I would say that this is the biggest domestic threat in the country. Think about this. Democrats were really quiet after the election. We thought, oh, man, maybe they're not going to protest and get crazy. You're starting to see as it gets warmer and as they get organized and as they have a win in the courts.

[00:17:17] They've had a few wins in the courts recently and everything else. They're just getting fired up. And I'm telling you right now, first thing I would do is go, hey. I mean, I've basically tied it together single-handedly for you guys over at the FBI or the Justice Department or wherever this would really be. You know, wherever you look into this kind of stuff or each local sheriff if we want to go that way. But I'm telling you right now, there's an organization called CrowdsOnDemand.com. There's several competition organizations. You can, you know, type in alternatives. CrowdsOnDemand.com and see what else you get.

[00:17:47] You get a whole list of these groups that do this stuff. It's blatant. They're doing it for hire, for pay. It's in your face. And now we see it's a union of drifters and bureaucrats. The Associated Press is even reporting the details about, hey, there's 1,200-plus locations. All 50 states, 150 groups. Okay, all that's documented for the government, doctor. And all they've got to do is investigate and follow the money and say, hey, who got paid for what? What does the contract say?

[00:18:15] Like, is there violence spelled out on the contract? Is there just peaceful protest? You go there and, hey, we'll give you a bus ticket and 200 bucks to spend a day there? How does it work? And are we okay with these organizations funding, training, you know, traveling, food, all the needs of it? Are we okay with that happening around the country? And at what point have things crossed the line? Who's liable? Right? Well, yeah. We taxpayers are and our nation is.

[00:18:44] But it's interesting. This Homeland Security thing was formed, and they're looking for domestic terrorism. You know, looking for these Bubba and his buddies that are out drinking beer all over the weekend. And suddenly they're a terrorist group. And absolutely this group is highly organized, cleverly disguised, powerful, and promoted. Let me read you something from this, Sam. You create the event. Saul Alinsky kind of stuff. You create the disaster, the horror thing that needs to be resolved. Okay, listen to this. This is on their website.

[00:19:14] They do mediation. Intense situations involving negotiations between demonstrators and the subjects of demonstrators. It is critical to have voices of reason with experience, both in organizing demonstrations and coordinating crisis communications. Yeah, so you create a riot, and then you say, hey, I'll bring in the lawyers to help bridge the gap here. It's insane. They're admitting to it all right here. They can assist parties who wish to mediate disputes.

[00:19:43] Holy cow, they brought the dispute. Or even those who want to come to terms of what forms of protests can be allowed or not. We have formally assisted long-term clients with mediation. We're now offering these services to any group, provided both disputing parties consent to our involvement. So they get people on both sides paying for their involvement. Listen to this. These services are billed hourly plus reasonable travel expenses or at a flat rate.

[00:20:11] What a marketing ploy, my man. It's amazing. PR stunts. Here's one area that they're in. Corporate event. No, I'm sure Kamala Harris had people bust in for her little do-da-do-da dog and pony shows that she was doing because nobody would attend otherwise. Services available nationwide, of course. Here's their address.

[00:20:40] 8484 Wilshire Boulevard, Beverly Hills. And here's a number. 800-349-9579. Do we get a promotional fee from this, Sam? What's the deal here? No, I don't think that you, my friend. I don't think that you can actually rent a riot. No, I don't have the bucks. Crowdsondemand.com, I don't think they're going to let someone like you just roll in and do a campaign. Right. No, but we're giving them free publicity. How can they complain about this?

[00:21:11] I mean, come on. I don't know. I just find the thing so weird that they're literally. So, you know, don't you think Donald Trump or somebody, Kash Patel, somebody needs to do an investigation on this? It seems to me that this is a ripe opportunity. You know, low-hanging fruit, in fact. I think anybody could probably figure this out. I've got a granddaughter that's three years old could work this through. I think. You know, I mean, come on, people. This kind of stuff. You can't make this up. I don't even know where to go with this kind of stuff.

[00:21:40] It's so blatant, so in your face. I don't understand why it wouldn't be under investigation immediately. Yeah. I think somebody needs to just step in on this one and say, let's get to the bottom of this. This is worthy of our investigation. I mean, don't we have a Department of Homeland Security still? I mean, I wonder about that, you know? Here they are looking for Bubba and his buddies out drinking beer on the weekend, and these guys are advertising on the Internet.

[00:22:06] They've got 800 numbers, and they've got price quotes you can get. They've got set, you know, structured building. Oh, come on, man. Man, this stuff's just waiting to be looked at. Sam, aren't you on some kind of list of being some kind of an unworthy, you know, kind of scurrilous kind of guy? I mean, I'm sure I am.

[00:22:30] But, you know what, we're trying to restore, you know, respect and love and cherish the principles this nation was stounded on, not overthrow them. I mean, this is stuff that Mussolini would be involved in. Antifa, I mean, who knows? Maybe they all have the same strings associated with them. Who knows? Sam, you're speechless. I can't believe you're not even. All I can say is this. All I can say is this, ladies and gentlemen.

[00:22:59] When are we the people going to learn? I mean, we let this happen in America and then we wonder why there's so much violence in the streets or why we've got a problem or why this isn't working or why that's not working or whatever else. You know, when you create these kind of organizations, you know, 1,200 different locations in all 50 states and stuff, and you literally put money into it, you bring too many people into an area, you're costing every city a ton of money.

[00:23:27] Because they've got to hire a bunch of police and make sure that they're, you know, watching the event or I don't know if they pull permits for these events. If they haven't, that's even another. I'm not really a big permit guy, but I'm just saying at what point do you start to say, hey, we can't allow this to continue? Okay. We're flushing the toilet and our nation's going down it. That's the problem. Truly. We got that. It sounds like we've got to take a break. Let's take a quick pause. We come back.

[00:23:54] I want to talk about TikTok a little bit, too, because TikTok, it got extended by Donald one more time, 75 more days. So now it's June. I want to talk about this whole thing, ladies and gentlemen, because how much TikTok and how much social media is being used to promote these events as well? Could they do it without the coordination of all that? What software do they have to coordinate and provoke and, you know, bring these people together? What tools of the trade? We'll get into it with Dr. Scott Bradley in seconds. FreedomRisingSun.com. Hang tight.

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[00:30:26] So I've got a big problem with this whole scenario. This idea that the Associated Press, one of the most premier organizations in the country, is going to report that there were events organized for more than 1,200 locations, 150 groups organizing it in all 50 states. It's a union of drifters and bureaucrats trying to stop Elon from cutting off the taxpayer-funded gravy train.

[00:30:54] Now, CrowdsOnDemand.com is just one example of these things. But I look at this and I go, if I was President Trump, I would look into this. I think there's no greater threat than this kind of stuff. Because who's funding this? Is it communist money? Is it George Soros money? Is it Democratic Party money? Who is responsible for creating these kind of scenarios where, I mean, every one of those 1,200 locations is going to have to have a bunch of cops,

[00:31:21] knowing that an event's coming into town, the carnival's coming to town kind of thing. And how much is it costing all these communities? And how much danger is it putting the cops in and to have these people assemble that are, quote, professionals that whatever. And, you know, all I'm telling you is I would study and look into this big time. And now I've got the next question for you, Dr. Bradley. TikTok hypocrisy, Ron Paul writes.

[00:31:46] The deep state says to ban or shut down TikTok because China's evil. Well, I agree. Yet the U.S. regime continues its evil interventionist foreign policy, creating war around the world, creating thousands of deaths in Gaza and everything else. It's a war on Gaza, not a war in Gaza. And so the deadline for TikTok now has been extended.

[00:32:13] The app was facing a Saturday deadline of shutdown. Donald Trump extended it the first time, got nothing done. Now he's extending it for the second time. So it won't even be until June. Now, I don't agree that the government should be shutting down TikTok at all, first of all. But I got a question. Which is a greater threat? This domestic associated press reported. I don't know what you want to call it. Rental riot. Assembly, riot, whatever. Rental riot, whatever. Okay.

[00:32:42] In 1200, okay. What's a bigger threat? That or TikTok? TikTok. And the government has said, well, shut down TikTok. They're a threat. They're a danger. But it's with our most favored nation trading partner. At some point, none of this makes any sense, Doctor. This is all by design. Well, yeah, it quit making sense a long time ago. I mean, it really, truly did. When the greatest conservative president of the United States had had in the 20th century

[00:33:06] shows up and signs on to that most favored nation status and the immigration amnesties and, I mean, all the other Bravo Sierra that Ronald Reagan did. Even back when he was governor, he signed a very, very egregious pro-abortion ban. I mean, not ban, but allowance for California. He said, oh, I was deceived. Well, get smart, buddy. So, yeah, there's just stuff.

[00:33:32] Sometimes you think that they're your best allies and they're the ones that are sowing the seeds of destruction. And I think absolutely this TikTok thing is kind of a nothing burger in comparison to all the other threats that we're having. I mean, holy cow. I mean, you heard of the news. I mean, they're talking about, is President Trump dedicated? They're going to talk about this. I mean, you heard of the netanyahu coming up confab to attack Iran if those guys don't back down.

[00:34:02] You know what? It's really, okay, Sam, I'm sorry. I go back in history a lot. People haven't even been down this road at all. But one of the big, big, shall we say, considered issues in the assassination of John F. Kennedy, we just had those papers released. You know, we talked about the mafia and Cuba and the CIA and everything. There was a strong, strong belief that perhaps Mossad from Israel

[00:34:31] had assassinated Kennedy because he was pushing David Ben-Gurion to quit his stupid nuclear testing that he was doing, and Ben-Gurion was ticked off because Kennedy was so saying, look, we've got to back off this nuke stuff. Our whole world is a threat. And there were people that thought, you know, maybe. See, Ben-Gurion set up Israel as a nuclear state,

[00:34:57] and now all the panic is, well, Iran might get the bomb. Well, there's been stuff going on for decades and decades and decades where these threats have been there, and somehow we keep overlooking it. It's just strange to me. Unbelievable. But I diverge.

[00:35:27] Dr. Bradley, where do we go with this thing? You've got this scenario now with TikTok. Is it a greater threat than this protest is? You know, what if it's tied together? What if they're using TikTok? Or what if TikTok money or funding or organizational or whatever is involved in this? Like what social media companies are helping organize and get out the word, and how are they doing it? Are they using it through Signal? Because the Republicans are on the ropes because they're using Signal right now. And how are they communicating? And how are they getting funded? And how does this organization happen?

[00:35:56] See, somebody needs to dig into that. Well, Sam, first of all, and this may be divergent, but it's very pertinent, I think. I use Signal. I mean, not all the time, but sometime. And you know why it's there? Because people got sick and tired of NSA listening to every single exchange that you have on a text message or an email or anything like that. And so people are saying, no, we just don't want to have Big Brother breathing down our neck all the time.

[00:36:24] And Signal is pretty highly encrypted, I mean, end-to-end and all that kind of good stuff. And it's an interesting phenomenon. But here's where I'm going with this, Sam. If they can shut down TikTok, why can't they shut you down? Why can't they shut Signal down? Why can't they shut down every single communications link? Oh, by golly, we got this First Amendment thing. They don't care. And they don't care about the Fourth Amendment

[00:36:51] that no longer exists because of Orrin Hatch and his cronies in the Senate that got this thing going where they, you know, all of these search and seizure things were set aside, the National Defense Authorization Acts and the Military Commissions Acts and all these things. We have gutted the Bill of Rights, and we let these things like these Rent-A-Riot things go unscathed. You'd be more likely to be investigated, Sam,

[00:37:19] than this Rent-A-Riot group is. I mean, because you want to... But you'd think with Kash Patel and Pam Bondi and Donald Trump and Elon Musk and the team, this would all change. Or at least, hey, but I don't hear anybody. Is anybody even putting the dots together that I can tell except for WorldNet Daily and me and a few others? Well, I don't know. I hope that there's some awakened and aroused people that are looking at the awful situation that we are in right now,

[00:37:47] and they're not just giving a pass to these kinds of things. So, I mean, yeah, the idea of the peaceably assembly kind of thing, that's part of the First Amendment. So is the speech and press thing along with religion. And, you know, I mean, come on, people. These things are there for a reason. And they seem to be always looking under the wrong rocks. Have you ever noticed that, you know? Look over here, over here. No, we're going to go over here and look. We're going to look against...

[00:38:16] And they do that so consistently to where you have to believe, whenever they say that, they are intentionally, you know, not looking at things properly. When you look at the mainstream press, are they even talking about this? I'm talking about follow the money here. Follow the money. Follow the training. Follow the organization. Follow the communications. Instantly, you know, is this thing a danger? And I know they might be kind of mellow, and it might not have had too much catastrophe this weekend.

[00:38:45] But I look at it and go, what will it look like if we keep having these all summer long? Well, but Sam, here's the deal. There's this... Well, you create an aura, an image, a false impression, and, oh, my goodness, the whole nation's against this. Look at that. 1,200 simultaneous actions taken. This must be a widespread discontent. You know, we talk about my webinars that I do on Thursday evening.

[00:39:12] I've got a little commentary I did on Trump's kind of playing the long game with the tariff issue. Okay? And everybody wants to shut it down the first three days that this has happened. Now, I'm not a big tariff guy, but tariffs are constitutional. They're not to be used as weapons, but there's tit for tats kind of, and maybe. They say that of the 60 countries, by the way, that Trump put the tariffs on,

[00:39:40] about 50 of them have come to the table and said, you know what, we'd like to talk to you about this. And so maybe there'll be some things happen in a very positive way. And, you know, the radar blips that have happened on the Dow Jones Industrial Average and stuff like that, they may just say, wait a minute, this is kind of working, isn't it? Who knows? I mean, Americans are so short-sighted. We can't see beyond the end of our noses.

[00:40:07] And we need to start thinking deeply about issues before we knee-jerk reaction and think that the whole nation is against all of this doge stuff and everything like that because we've got 1,200 riots going on at the same time. Who the heck organized that? It's not spontaneous. It's planned. Well, and that's why I say, folks, we've got to dig into this.

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[00:43:03] A thread of crowdsondemand.com or like-minded liberal funded unions of drifters and professional agitators and the Associated Press reporting it. And we have all these details. And now we got TikTok running around. No one's digging into the threat that it really is. And providing the analysis, they're just saying, hey, deadline on TikTok has been extended. What's a bigger threat? You know, TikTok or these rent-a-riots? Or maybe Bloomberg.

[00:43:33] You say, what are you talking about? Well, Bloomberg News. I guess the headline says, Bloomberg wields correction pen for AI summaries. Katie Robinson with the piece. This is an interesting story. Bloomberg has issued dozens of corrections to AI-generated news summaries since it started using the technology to write them this year. And then it goes on and talks about Bloomberg. Bloomberg, the massive financial company, has been experimenting with this stuff.

[00:44:01] They've had to back off because it hasn't always given the facts. It's kind of peddled propaganda or hallucinated, as they like to call it. They've had to correct at least three dozen AI-generated summaries already. Articles that are published, I guess. One happened on Wednesday when Bloomberg broke the news about President Trump's auto tariffs.

[00:44:29] Basically, the article, I guess, reported some problems. It wasn't accurate. It said that Trump would announce the tariffs as soon as that day. But the problem is, the bullet point summary of the article written by AI basically said, hey, we don't know when it will take place. Well, which is true? One or the other. And so it's providing conflicting information. But you know what? A lot of these groups are using these AI summaries now.

[00:44:57] And I guess people just aren't checking them well enough. Bloomberg's not alone in trying AI. Many news outlets are figuring out how best they can use AI because it decreased a ton of costs. Then they want to use it in their newsrooms. The newspaper chain Gannett Newspapers had similar AI-generated summaries in their articles. Well, they've had problems, too.

[00:45:24] The Washington Post has a tool called Ask the Post. First, that's, I guess, an AI-generated answers to questions related to the news articles. Problems have popped up elsewhere. Earlier this month, the Los Angeles Times had to remove their AI bot. Yeah, because they described the Ku Klux Klan as something other than a racist organization. Well, anyway, I go on. This is interesting.

[00:45:54] So what's a bigger threat than these propaganda news sites using AI? AI generated by who? Is it the Communist Chinese? AI, you know, supplanted by the Renner Riot people? AI and TikTok together? I mean, I don't know. But I look at this and I say, we've got so many threats, it's not even funny. And I don't know of anybody looking into them, doctor. Nobody really. You know, just for a moment here, let's do AI. Then let's jump back to TikTok again. I'm into some statements by Trump that we might want to share.

[00:46:21] But at any rate, AI by definition to me, I mean, here a few years ago, we started using the term fake news. I mean, it's been pretty high on everybody's radar. But by definition, it seems like AI is fake news. I mean, it's just... And AI is only what the programmers put into the program. I mean... That's right. This is all driven. And I wouldn't say AI is always fake news. Sometimes it gets facts wrong. Sometimes it gets facts right.

[00:46:47] But the question becomes, what reference point does it write the news from? And let me give you a quick example of the point you made on the break before the show, doctor. Why don't you highlight that for people? It's a single headline, a one-letter change that makes all the difference in the world as they wordsmith this and they peddle their propaganda agenda. Go ahead. Well, I don't know how many people caught this, but at the news break, they talked about the war in Gaza and Israel's place in that.

[00:47:17] But the word in should be on. It's one letter. I or O. War on Gaza is really what Israel is. But the way that it's spun in the news is that it's this kind of ephemeral, kind of hard-to-get-your-arms-around kind of thing. No. We're dropping 2,000-pound bombs on a human civilization of civilians. And we're doing it without authority, doctor. Let's be clear. The Houthi thing is exactly the same way.

[00:47:47] The war that Trump started on the Houthis is exactly that. A war. It's Pearl Harbor that we started and are continuing. I mean, it's an aerial attack. Come on, people. Call it what it is. We are in war unconstitutionally. And the president, by his own volition, which we could spend two or three hours talking about the Founding Fathers' perspective on the executive.

[00:48:13] I mean, the Federalist Papers, I mean, Hamilton's even Federalist Papers on this were exceptional compared to what we're doing now. But the fact of the matter is that this spin has been long since lost by the American psyche. And we are futzing around with stuff that's noise compared to what the vast, huge, monumental violations of constitutional truth.

[00:48:44] And we spin everything to meet the webs of what the deep state or somebody wants us to do. I don't know. I don't know. It's just bizarre to me. So, you know. I think we ought to bring our troops home. I think we ought to protect our borders. I think we ought to dig into TikTok and find out what kind of a threat it really is. And is it a bigger threat than anything else on the mix? For example, who's a greater threat? TikTok or Mark Zuckerberg?

[00:49:07] Mark Zuckerberg literally used his big money from, you know, all of his, quote, media services, Facebook on down, whatever. And he basically put $420 million into an election cycle that everybody says there's no fraud there. Well, you know, A, if he puts $420 million in, is he allowed to put that kind of money into an election? Who's going to follow the money there and create accountability? See, look at that. Who's the greater threat? TikTok? Mark Zuckerberg, who now supposedly sees the light, they say.

[00:49:38] Or, you know, there's Renner Riot. How about the senior management of the FBI when they did the Hunter Biden thing for the laptop thing? And they, oh, no, nothing to see here, people. And there's no accountability for that. They admit the laptop was factual, true, real, and that they lied about it and got caught lying. Other reporters admitted to it and then got the slam. Then everybody got, you know, basically attacked for talking about it. Where's the truth?

[00:50:05] What about those, how many ever organizations signed on to the dossier and said, oh, yeah, it's real, when it wasn't. On the laptop, it's fake when it was real. Okay. Where's the accountability for any of that? There's nobody really as far as I can tell. I mean, Mike Johnson's just like, hey, help me pass my big, fun, my big, beautiful bill. That's all they're doing. Yeah. The Republicans are going to lose control in 26, doctor. I'm predicting it. We need to do a recalibration to truth.

[00:50:34] Truth, justice, and the American way, going back to the old Superman theme, you know, where we really do go back to those foundational principles. I mean, we're lost. We're in the woods as a nation. We've used this example before. We're out in the weeds, and we need to sit down, take a deep breath, and look at the map. And the map is well-designed, well-configured, well-understood, plain English language. Let's go back to those basics.

[00:51:03] This is what the Constitution said. This is the limits and bounds of government. This is the scope and magnitude of where the president operates. This is where Congress operates. This is where the judicial operates. I mean, we could go off on tangents all over the place about some of you. Well, if they're going to have a huge event at the Capitol and say that, and we hear one side of it, and now we hear that's all propaganda. Again, there's another side of the story. What about that compared to these 1,200 locations over the weekend? Oh, yeah, it's well-dispersed. Wow, folks.

[00:51:33] And is that any more peaceful, or is that in your community? Right? Yeah. I think there is a place where national security comes into effect, and I think that this Rent-A-Riot program that's going on really is a page right out of,

[00:51:53] the League of Just Men, which was leading Marx and Engels, the communist, you know, Tet Offensive, and the Rent-A-Riot's of the 60s and 70s. I mean, these things have been proven to work, and that's why they keep bringing them up. The Solominski stuff. The AP News has a headline that I find interesting, just to kind of heighten this discussion a little bit. And the AP News headline says this,

[00:52:20] Angry Protesters from New York to Alaska assail Trump and Musk in hands-off rally, is what the headline is. Right? Right? They have a gazillion issues, and there's a big article written about it, and they call it so-called hands-off demonstrations. We're organized for more than 1,200.

[00:52:50] Let's see. It appeared peaceful with no immediate reports of arrests. Palestinian protesters carrying a depiction of President Donald Trump gather at a rally before marching towards the U.S. immigration and Customs Enforcement or ICE headquarters on Saturday. Okay? So let me get this right. You can go ahead and storm ICE, but not the Capitol.

[00:53:20] Or not, you know. I don't know where to go with this. But it's documented all by the press, all by the media. If you get the different media sources, all the details are there to say this is a danger. This is a domestic threat. And what has happened is conflict-based is what the communists go about. They disrupt society. They do it at all levels. I mean, you screw up Congress. You screw up the executive office.

[00:53:49] You screw up the people on the streets all over the place. And it looks like the wheels are falling off because it's being manipulated. And it works. It really has worked well for them over the last century plus. There you have it, ladies and gentlemen. I don't know what to do about it except for I really wish Kash Patel and Donald Trump and some of these people would do some investigations and get to the bottom of it. You guarantee if it was the Democrats, the tables were turned. They'd be throwing people in jail right now. They'd be going on TV telling you how horrible and evil and dangerous it is.

[00:54:20] But Trump just digs in his heels, tells everybody to be patient as global markets keep dropping over tariffs. He's got this. And he's open to negotiating. He says, I find this just disaster, folks. Because how bad will it get before we start investigating? How many lives will be lost? How much property will be destroyed? How organized will we allow them to get before we decide it's a serious threat, huh? All right, Dr. Bradley, thank you. God save the republic.