PREDICTIVE PROGRAMMING: Hollywood Is Not Predicting the Future - It Is The Future |EP924

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[00:02:27] Mike Schwartz Show, ready to stream. Mike Schwartz, you might want to stick around for a few minutes and listen up. I'll get to that in a bit. First, it's our mods, Kong71's birthday today. Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday, dear Skong. Happy birthday to you. Yeah. Gotta enjoy it every time you're above soil.

[00:02:57] Enjoy your birthday. Enjoy it with you and your family. All right. Yeah, sorry. Let me do this real quick because we got Schwarzer Rooney in the raid. So I have a question for everybody. When you order buffalo wings, right? How do you eat them? I mean, like me, I just pick up the wing. I'll dip the thing in the sauce and eat it. I don't double dip in the sauce. I haven't seen nobody really does that unless you have your own sauce. That's fine. I mean, Lance, how do you eat your wings like that?

[00:03:28] First of all, let me come out of the gate. I'm not a big wing fan. All right. Then you can't comment. I feel like they're messy and you don't get a lot of meat. I mean, I like the drumsticks. I'm not big on the wings. I'm just asking how you eat them. I didn't ask if you're big on them. I'll be honest. I'm kind of a, I like the flavored wings. I'm not really a sauce guy with my wings. I don't dip at all. Okay. So Saturday, I'm in this place in New York and I'm eating and this guy across from me

[00:03:58] and he's eating wings, but he's using a fucking fork and knife. Did he extend his pinky? Right. Wasn't that like some soy boy shit? I, I, I, I'm uneasy about you even saying that. If I was hanging out with a bunch of my buddies, uh, it like, especially my contractor buddies, you would get raped and pillaged for that move with the fork and knife. I'm on, I want to see what the people in the chat say.

[00:04:26] It's kind of like ordering espresso with the lemon twist. It's not that the lemon twist isn't okay, but just having to say lemon twist, uh, you have to start charging, you know, questioning your manhood. So I have never seen anybody eat a wing with a fork and knife in my history of fork and knife and wing process. Me either. I was shocked. I'm not in the wing world a lot. I have the video to prove it to you guys too. Let's play it. Let's play the clip. All right. I'm, I'm ashamed right now to say this.

[00:04:55] I know this person. Will you stop filming me? I knew it was going to be Mike. Fucking Mikey Schwartz. Mike Schwartz. You know, listen, he, you know, he's got his own style. He's got his own flavor. Well, there ain't no style. Listen, you know, everybody's got a reason for what they do. You know what I mean? Uh, I, I don't know what his reasoning is on that. Most people just dig into wings. That's one of my things. I don't, I'm not a messy eater.

[00:05:25] I'm very, I try to be very neat when I'm eating. You know, I like my food in a certain way. I don't like everything slopped together. So I have a little bit of that OCD when I'm eating. I don't like handling a lot of food, but I've never, even myself, who's not a messy eater. Uh, wings. I normally just, you know, move them onto my plate and grab them. Uh, I'm just like, I'm like, dude, I'm like, are you serious? What the, are you, who the hell uses a knife and fork? It's like, I'm like, Mike. So I pick up one of his drumsticks. I dig it in there and I just, that's how you eat it, bro.

[00:05:54] And I'm just eating it like this with my little hand. Yeah. I feel bad for Kelly. I feel bad for Kelly, man. Huh? You like wings? I take it. I mean, yeah, they're great. I love them. This is not about whether you like wings or not. It's about whether this is how you're eating them. Using a knife and fork. That was my own personal sidebar. Using a knife and fork to eat a chicken. I mean, it's just gay. I don't know. I'm sorry. I think Mike left the chat.

[00:06:25] Surprisingly so. Probably never going to send us. He's probably never going to rate us ever again. All right. Listen, for the Mike Schwartz people that have joined us, thank you very much. And for our audience, make sure you follow Mike Schwartz. He's got a great show. Jackalows. Super bright guy. Daisy. The Mike Schwartz show on Rumble. Give him a follow. Find him on social media. This guy is a great guy. He's super interesting. He's written some great books. Best way to support him, of course. Of course, I've got my own books. If you head over to Amazon, you can pick up books. If you want to learn AI from the ground up, blood in the streets, check it out.

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[00:07:24] Don't be a fucking soy boy and use a fork and knife when you're eating wings. All right. All right, George, you didn't say it was a set the mood, so I didn't know that. I did. I said I had a set the mood. I see how you said it. All right. Let's dig in. This is a man's man show. This is toxic masculinity. You know what I'm saying? I'm fucking stoppable. Let's talk about a concern you should have. I believe this is actually going on for a number of reasons. I believed it for a very long time. Is it conspiracy theory? I don't know.

[00:07:52] What I'm talking about is predictive programming. The fact that Hollywood isn't just predicting the future, it's kind of preparing you to accept it. Now, I think the most important trick in power is not hiding the plan. You want to grease the skids, put that plan out there in a form you're not going to take too seriously. And that's the bet behind predictive programming.

[00:08:20] Put the future on a screen, you know, wrap it in a joke or a cartoon or a prestige drama. Get millions of people to watch it. They laugh at it. They comment on it. And they forget it by Monday. And then when the version of the same sequence hits the real world, the public doesn't explode, right? They don't overreact. Because they've already recognized the plot. But I don't think recognition is the same as consent. But it's close enough.

[00:08:51] You know, you look at the strongest cases side by side. Joe Rogan just recently had an episode about this. And, you know, look at not the mean pages so much, but how about the actual air dates, the scripts, the institutional paper trail? I mean, the pattern's there and it's hard to wave away. And some of us might say, oh, it's coincidence. There's so much media out there. How wouldn't they hit some of the same topics?

[00:09:17] But, you know, you look at it and some of the writers reading the same intelligence and science the public has never seen. And all of a sudden you see that the science is actually accurate. You know, some of it's something even colder, in my opinion. You know, entertainment used as a dress rehearsal for events, for system, for control, for social shocks, you know? I mean, it's basically a rehearsal home for these events.

[00:09:43] And you have to think about, you know, what we're talking about here, George, because really you have to think about what predictive programming actually is. It's a way to manipulate the public. It's to get you to see something, which is probably going to end up, which is either they plan for it to happen, but to just to sow that doubt in you and make you think a different way.

[00:10:08] Yeah, that's why, like, when you see people do extensive research and apply critical thinking and they come up with questions and you see things differently. And then all of a sudden people, they want to call you conspiracy theorists, crazy, this and that. But meanwhile, we're not crazy. We're just smart. It's the old thing. It's like, you know, either you can be a freaking sheep and follow along or be the freaking herder and lead the way, man.

[00:10:38] And I want to take it a step further. You know, I think predictive programming, I'm going to give you my theory on it, that, of course, I believe that mass entertainment is used to seed future events. You know, you get future events, you get technologies, political conditions, and they put it in the public mind before it arrives. So I don't think it's prediction for the sport of prediction. I think the real point is the sense of, you know, desensitization. You know what I mean?

[00:11:05] That once an idea has been consumed as fiction, of course, it no longer feels impossible. It feels familiar. You know, so, of course, there's going to be less resistance. And you have to talk about, you know, researchers who follow secret societies and occult political networks. I think it's, and they call it the revelation method.

[00:11:31] So, you know, and you've heard this, you've seen it online, that people who are running the operation, that are running the world, the behind-the-scenes groups, they're not only managing public opinion, I think they're following a rule. Disclose the act in a symbolic manner or entertainment form first. Show the public the method.

[00:11:53] And if the public sees it and does nothing, they allege that that silence is you consenting to that. As a comparison, maybe like a vampire. The vampire can't enter your home until it's invited. So the movie's the invitation. You shrug it off. And, of course, that's your signature okaying it. So that must-tell rule is not a leaked Masonic bylaw by any means. But that's the interpretation.

[00:12:22] A lot of writers talk about it. A lot of shows talk about it. You've got people like Michael Hoffman and James Shelby Downard. You know, listen, they've talked about it on all the conspiracy worlds and the metaphysical world, the karmic world. And I think it becomes really spooky when you start pairing these up. And there's a lot of them. I grabbed a handful of them just to go through a couple of them for you guys. And we talk about the connection to certain events that occurred later on.

[00:12:50] There was a pilot called the Lone Gunman. And this is a hard match here. You know, this aired on March 4th, 2001. And it was filmed in 2000. So the plot wasn't terrorism in New York. It's the U.S. government faction remotely hijacking a commercial airliner and flying it into the World Trade Center. Now, that sure sounds like an event that occurred later on.

[00:13:21] You know, so that, you know, that attack can be blamed on a terrorist and used to expand military power is what that movie was about. And that creator, Vince Gilligan, later said that when the real attacks happened, his first thought was that they had written it, except in their version. The good guy stopped the plane. In our version, that didn't happen. We've got a clip from that.

[00:13:46] And this is really frightening when you think this was produced in 2000 and it was showed in March of 2001. And then, of course, 9-11 happened. Let's play the clip, George. We've got a couple of them. What is scenario 12D? We know it's a war game scenario. And it has to do with airline counterterrorism. Why is it important enough to kill for? Because it's no longer a game.

[00:14:15] But if some terrorist group wants to act out this scenario, why target you for assassination? Depends on who your terrorists are. The men who conceived of it in the first place. You're saying our government plans to commit a terrorist act against a domestic airlock... There you go. Indicting the entire government as usual. It's a faction. A small faction. For what possible gain? The Cold War's over, John.

[00:14:43] But with no clear enemy to stockpile against, the arms market's flat. But bring down a fully loaded 727 into the middle of New York City. And you'll find a dozen tin-pot dictators all over the world just clamoring to take responsibility. And begging to be smart-bombed. I can't believe it. This is about increasing arms sales. Mm-hmm. When? Tonight. How are you going to stop them? Why didn't you tell the world this?

[00:15:13] Go to the press! You think I'd still be drawing breath 30 minutes after I made that call? The press? Who's going to run this story? Byers, you want to clue us in? We've got a plane to catch. Are you sure that this is the targeted flight? This flight was chosen primarily for its visibility. It's scheduled to pass on Manhattan on its way to Boston. You said they intend to bring us down in the middle of New York City?

[00:15:44] What if there is no bomb? Well, how are they going to bring it down? The same way a dead man can drive a car. I need to know our flight plan. I'm mapping the data now.

[00:16:02] It can unscheduled stop. Corner of Liberty and Washington. Lower Manhattan.

[00:16:32] I'm going to crash the plane into the World Trade Center. I'll tell the flight crew. This is Atlantic National Flight 265 Heavy. We are declaring an emergency. We have 110 souls on...

[00:16:42] You know, if you think of a plane that size,

[00:17:17] that they would, instead of trying to go over the building, and when they had that much space left, they would turn. They would bank. But you know how movies are. You would think so. But, you know, the frightening part about predictive programming, in the case of 9-11, it didn't have just one prediction. It had a cluster. So before 2001, audiences that already watched New York Terror, martial law logic, and the destruction of the Twin Towers across multiple products.

[00:17:43] The Siege, 1998, put Islamic terrorist attacks on New York on screen, then walked the country into military occupation, the shredding of civil liberties. Fox later marketed the film as early prescient. You know, eerily pressured. I'm sorry, I said that wrong. And I think it's interesting, because this is a cluster of things that were, seemed like predictive, seemed to be telling us, did we consent? I don't know. Let's play Media 4.

[00:18:14] Media 4. Hello, sir. It's Agent Hubbard, FBI. What I propose is that you let these people go, and I'll take their place. I'm gonna take your silence to mean that you're considering my offer.

[00:18:43] Oh, God. Belfast, Beirut, we're not the first city to have to deal with terrorism. This is New York City. We can take it. I don't understand. These guys are pros. From the age of 12, they've been dodging people like you. This situation is appalling. They're attacking our way of life. The president wants to stop, and there's only one way to do that.

[00:19:14] Are you saying the president is prepared to take the necessary steps? The nation of the War Powers Act by the president, I am declaring a state of martial law on this city. We intend to seal off this burrow, and we intend to squeeze it. Do you have any idea what you're starting here? It's wrong! What if what they really want is for us to herd children in the stadiums like we're doing, and put soldiers on the street,

[00:19:44] and have Americans looking over their shoulders, spin the law, shred the Constitution just a little bit. We do that, and everything that we have bled, and fought, and died for, is over. Don't you ever again question my command. Is that clear? I'm not under your command, General. Take a look around. Tell me if you really think that's true.

[00:20:19] Coming soon. And you know, it's interesting, because for the people that are Simpsons fans, there's been many episodes of The Simpsons that have been really eerie, predictive. Now, The Simpsons became the mass market exhibit. The 1997 episode, The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson, gives you the magazine cover that reads, New York 9, with the towers in the background.

[00:20:49] Now, the 2000 episode, Bark to the Future, treats a Trump presidency as an already settled fact. Now, the show has hundreds of episodes. There are overlaps. Some of the overlaps could be math, but a Trump presidency, the Twin Towers, even Wikipedia has dedicated a page to the city of New York vs. Homer. Pretty interesting stuff. When you start to look at, if you're a Simpsons fan and you start to think about it,

[00:21:19] and the Trump presidency connection, unusual? Or were they preparing you? Which is unsettling if you think it's intentional. Is it? I don't know. I'm not an expert. I'm not the one doing the programming, but too often it is. Then think about all the pandemic cinema. All the drills, right? All the shows. Contagion 2011, for anybody that saw that,

[00:21:48] great movie, followed a novel, you know, a novel respiratory virus, something brand new, that started in China, through an animal pathway. And guess what? It involved bats. International air travel overwhelmed the hospitals, produced that distancing that we all loved, quarantines, and a race for a vaccine.

[00:22:18] The filmmakers did have epidemiologists on the consulting group. Skeptics call that research, but I'd have to think the believers call it the exact point. The public had already watched the sequence, so in 2020 rolled around, when the pandemic, scandemic came into existence, and we all suffered the consequences, we'd all seen contagion. We'd seen the mass, the biohazard suits, the deaths.

[00:22:49] That playbook was already there for us. Did it prepare you? Did you consent? I don't know. I mean, even the Titanic example seems like the method is older than even television. In 1898, Morgan Robertson published Futility, later known as The Wreck of the Titan, an unsinkable luxury liner named Titan,

[00:23:18] hits an iceberg in the North Atlantic in April and sinks with massive loss of life because there's not enough lifeboats. 14 years later, the Titanic followed the exact same outline with only the name difference. Iceberg risk was known. They already had the details out there. So you have 1898 and then 14 years later. I think the Pentagon and CIA Hollywood pipeline

[00:23:47] is the documented backbone the theory stands on. Let's face it, we've seen their nefarious operations. They killed the sitting president, JFK Jr. I mean, JFK, we know that now. I mean, you don't need a cult reading for that. The U.S. military has influenced thousands of titles. The CIA has worked, you know, stories, had access on shows and films and social media. The recruit to zero dark 30. All the scripts got changed, villains got softened,

[00:24:17] agencies got cleaned up. Of course, the equipment in the headquarters are the bait. Once you accept the national security state, of course, it already treats entertainment as a weapon of perception. They do it to us on social media. We know now that many of us got suspended because of these agencies. We put out too much truth about election integrity like we did. George and I, now we got suspended everywhere. If you had too much truth about COVID, you got suspended on YouTube.

[00:24:46] But the question is, how far does the machine go? How deep is the rabbit hole? I mean, look, some films don't just resemble the future. They explain the model. Of course, why? Because they're selling it. John Carpenter's film, They Live, showed a hidden ruling class using television advertising as a spell. Obey, consume, stay asleep. Of course, The Matrix

[00:25:16] told us that a mass audience to all of us, the world that we move through is an illusion. And most people will protect to fight the lie. The question is, does it stop? I don't know. Now, the rule is, and we've seen it, that allegedly they have to tell you. That's why the model includes secret societies at all, and that's why we talk about it. Because they say that a hidden order

[00:25:45] cannot simply seize a new reality. It has to announce the operation in the way the uninitiated will miss. And the initiated are going to recognize. So, of course, Hoffman states that operators first bury the act, and then they slowly reveal it. Then they collect the public's inaction as part and proof of dominance. I think the internet's version is much simpler,

[00:26:15] of course, harsher. They put it in a movie, they get you, the audience, to watch willingly, and there you go. You have your invitation. So, are these clips Easter eggs? I guess not. Maybe they're not warning so much as they just want you compliant. I don't think it's science fiction. George, what are your thoughts on this? Because, there are so many of these examples. I could have had a list of 50 of them. I tried to pick some of the top ones

[00:26:45] that would ring with people. It's, can you say it's weird? Is there coincidence here? I mean, I don't kind of believe in coincidences. I mean, specifically CIA, they are involved in a lot of films. Because I know even movies, though, if certain things are written some way, they'll come in and try to guide how it should be written and stuff,

[00:27:14] not where even... Well, they also find projects. Yeah. So, they want to control the narrative. You know, it's funny because I don't know anybody who watches the lioness that, you know, Taylor Sheridan. He's an actor, but he created a lot of great movies. The lioness, I think it's Landman, Marshalls, what's the other big one, shit,

[00:27:45] Yellowstone. But anyway, so, on this week's past episode, one of the main roles, she's a CIA agent. And her husband, who's a doctor, he's watching the news and you see it about, like, you know, the Russians, embassy, you know, they're being taken away, diplomats and stuff. And he's like, is this you? And she tells him, she's like, like, that's the news. That's the TV. You don't believe that. They're going to put what they want because they're controlled.

[00:28:16] And a lot of his movies, he takes digs at, at like, you know, stuff like that. He's even taking digs at past administrations like Biden and Obama. I'm getting it. He's got to be conservative the way he does stuff because he tailors like stuff like that. Where he attacks on those things. I mean, look, you have money, you have power, you have influence. You can, or just money and power, you can influence a lot of things. I mean, just take the CIA. Well, it's interesting to say that.

[00:28:45] They can do, you know, they can get into whatever they want or threaten you with harm. said that because of the Obamas. Now, here's a frightening one that hasn't happened yet, but a lot of people, this is the newest collapse film where the whole, you know, world falls apart. And they're saying this is the next dress rehearsal because of course, the Obamas produced this film. You know, Barack and Big Mike Obama, they teamed up with Hollywood. And I'm talking about

[00:29:14] Leave the World Behind. 2023, a lot of people are framing that as preparation for blackouts, cyber chaos, social fracture. Of course, because in part, well, the Obamas produced it. And there, it was a cold presentation of how the breakdown of normal life would happen in an event like that. There's been older titles like it. Are they predicting the next collapse? Are they trying to grease the skids

[00:29:43] so they can just do it? And you suffer the consequences and you say, oh, this is just like collapse. I don't know. I don't trust the Obamas. There are too many secrets groups, Davos, Trilateral Commission, Com 300, the Masons. You know, I think you have to just stamp this. If true, then are these secret societies inserting the next operation into episode one or the next movie or the next documentary?

[00:30:14] Are they selling us preemptively? I don't know. Joe Rogan seems to think so. His guests seem to think so. And many others do. I don't think this is a coincidence. It's happening too often. I don't believe in total coincidence. Is there a little bit of it? Sure. But a government-run plane into the World Trade Center? False flag on television six months before the towers fall? A century-old novel sketches the Titanic with the name

[00:30:44] barely changed? How about a pandemic film that walks the audience through China, bats, airports, lockdown logic, and a sprint to a vaccine? I don't know if it's unintentional, if it's just because there's so many episodes? I don't know. They get a lot of stuff right. They sure do. Only thing they haven't gotten right was winning lottery numbers. Yeah, exactly. Although a lot of people

[00:31:14] were hoping they would. Of course, that prize probably would have been split by millions of people. It would have been as big as normal. I don't know. You know, predictive programming, I don't believe in coincidence. You guys, you've seen some of it and you can research this yourself. There are hundreds of these events. Too many for it to be random chance. So, I want to give you a heads up. Maybe a little prep is always good. The Obama's collapse movie I think is enough for me to say

[00:31:43] maybe I ought to have a little extra ambition. When did that movie come out? 2023. Collapse? Well, it wasn't called Collapse. It predicted a collapse. The film was called Leave the World Behind. All right. Take a break. You guys think about that. A little food for thought. We're going to take a short break here on the Big Ming Show. While we're on the break, take the live link shared far and wide. Take our short form, our long form after the show. Use it any way you want. And if you're just hanging out,

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[00:36:06] this is weird. So Trump's, his solicitor general, I think his name is John Sawyer. He, they put in a lawsuit last week to SCOTUS to get the ruling overturned on the mail-in ballots, you know, as executive order, because, you know, once again, the liberals sort of just threw in another thing. You had that crazy ass judge, just doing whatever she wants. And the question is, are we going to have time? Yeah.

[00:36:36] So for the audience, to make it clear, that judge put an injunction on Trump's EO. Part of it. Right now, these states can mail out ballots and they're all trying to expedite it. They're trying to get that injunction lifted ASAP. So the executive order goes into place. So any state that hasn't given their voter rolls, they're not going to get ballots, but the states are trying to speed up the process and expedite getting out the ballots while the injunction is in place. the solicitor general, John Sawyer, he put this in his, he dropped this in a statement to SCOTUS. He go, and he's,

[00:37:06] and I'm quoting him. He goes, once these ballots enter the mail stream, there is no retrieving them. And I mean, actually, you know what? Ballots already been, been mailed out in some of the states. North Carolina had been mailed out. Yeah. And you know, they're trying to hurry. Alabama is being mailed out the ninth and five states. Can you imagine how fast they're trying to go to do this to beat the injunction? And five states going to September 13th. Yeah, of course they're trying to beat it. I think SCOTUS is going to lift the injunction. But the question is, is,

[00:37:36] is the, is, um, post office going to be mailed? Is it going to, if they're in the mail and they don't have, know what's going on. I mean, I think Trump administration, this is what I don't understand. I think the, the day that they, this rogue judge put the injunction in, they should have went to SCOTUS that day. They didn't. I think it was a few days later. It's almost like they're trying to sabotage this. The Republicans. Yep. And you know what?

[00:38:04] I'm going to play the clip and then we're going to jump to a story because I'll tell you in a second. Ballots have already begun to be mailed in North Carolina. More states will begin the mailing process as the injunction remains in place, including Alabama on September 9th and at least five states the week of September 13th. Once these ballot envelopes enter the mail stream, there is no retrieving them. After North Carolina, beginning next week, Kentucky, New York, Minnesota, South Dakota, West Virginia, Arkansas,

[00:38:33] and Wisconsin will also begin sending out, mail-in ballots, ballots with the balance of power in Congress at stake. The Trump administration says, the federal requirements are intended to improve the handling and delivery of these mail-in ballots and protect the postal system from being used to facilitate voter fraud. The rule would not give the postal service the authority to determine who is eligible to vote by mail or whether these ballots should be counted. Those responsibilities would remain with state and local election officials,

[00:39:00] but many Democrats are outraged on what they view is tampering by the White House in the midterms. I think they believe they're going to get their ass kicked in the midterms, and this is the president's last-ditch effort to make voting as difficult as possible for every American. The battle over mail-in ballots is expected to continue as the Republicans kick off their first ever midterm convention in Dallas beginning Wednesday. Molly?

[00:39:27] You know, I think we need to look at the finances of this rogue liberal judge, Talwani, and see is there any kind of funding going into her accounts or anything? Because, you know, it's just all seems like very well-timed. They know what they're doing. Republican Congress should have moved to impeach her immediately. There's not going to, but that's what they should have done. I think even for impeachment, you need three quarters of a vote. I'm not saying the impeachment would have gone, but if I was a congressional member,

[00:39:56] I would have at least filed for the impeachment and brought it to the floor to put this thing on Front Street. Everybody knows about it, but here's a weird one, right? So Trump, it came out this morning that Trump signs an order, extending a national security emergency order on election integrity to prevent the rigging of the 2026 midterms by foreign domestic enemies. Now, I'm going to put a full stop there. This is the executive order you signed right before 2020, right?

[00:40:27] And here's my question to everybody. What fucking difference does it make? We had election interference in 2020. Even Trump spoke about it, did a press release on it, citing China, and there's other countries, but yet nothing was done. Nothing. So why, why extend it? For what reason? What's it going to do? Wet our beaks a little bit, get us all hyped up, and then meanwhile, they get away, they get away with it again?

[00:40:57] I mean, does it make sense to you, Lance? You know, I want to believe it's a good thing. I want to believe it's important, but I only believe there's one way to save the midterms. I don't think all this stuff going on, all this wrangling with ballots and, you know, voter rolls and the machines. I think there's only one way. National Emergency Act. This is the only way that Donald Trump can stop the stealing of the midterms. The Democrats have already telegraphed what they're going to do.

[00:41:27] The minute they take control of the House or the Senate, they're immediately going to go into full-time impeachment mode of Donald Trump. They'll try to undo anything positive he's done, because he has done some positive things that I support him for. I just don't think he's moved quickly enough on draining the swamp or arresting government gangsters. He hasn't put the fear of God in them. So do I hope this is something good? Sure. Right now, I'm still waiting for the government gangster arrests and the deep state arrests and the dirty 51 plus 8 arrests.

[00:41:57] None of that's happened. I mean, we can't get anybody indicted. I don't know if it's the DOJ. I don't know if it's the FBI. I don't know who it is. So is he going to fix this? Only if he pulls the National Emergency Act and just shuts down the entire election, because their cheating is in overdrive. They're going to continue to do it. They've got the judges on board. I'd like to see some of the judiciary cleaned out. We've got a lot of scumbags in the judiciary, and the system itself is broken. I don't know. National Emergency Act, Civil War,

[00:42:27] it's all on the table right now. And I don't know what for regular Americans. I just want honest, free and fair elections. I don't know about you. And just to put some clarity, Trump signed that first executive order in September 12th of 2018. Two years after that, we had the 2020 election. We had foreign interference, all the other good stuff. No arrest, no arrests, nothing overturned. No Joe Biden's pardoned because he's an illegitimate president. Nothing.

[00:42:56] No Ketanji Jackson-Brown, whatever her freaking name is, who's a Supreme Court justice, should be thrown off because Biden appointed her, and he's not a legitimate president. He wasn't a legitimate president. But what do we know? I mean, it just goes on and on and on. Truthfully, Lance, I'm getting kind of tired of hearing all the election stuff about interference and stuff that they're doing to try to prevent it because it's not going to work if they don't actually physically do something about it.

[00:43:25] They have to suffer the consequences for their actions, a slap on the wrist. There's no consequences. China learned their lesson, Trump said. China learned their lesson. Yeah. You know, I'm tired of the lack of accountability and consequences. They're lucky I'm not president of the United States. You know, you'd probably be, you'd say totalitarian, you'd say dictator. I'd be running and gunning, bagging and tagging. And I would then explain to the American people why I did what I did.

[00:43:54] And if they want to impeach me, go ahead. But that's why I did it. But these people wouldn't be coming back if I was president. I can tell you that. But listen, it doesn't matter. The cheating goes at all levels. Imagine being, you're running for a, you know, a position in government and you've got your, your signs out and they just keep disappearing. They just keep getting stolen. The signs are vanishing. So what do you do? This is a conservatively independent candidate in Columbus, Georgia. You attach some air tags with them. You know,

[00:44:23] you hide the air tags and the signs because you want to find out what's going on. And those trackers, what did they do? They didn't ping a dumpster. Or a random yard. They led straight to the home of a well-known local reverend and her husband, a retired Columbus State University educator. Stephen Acorn is running as an independent writing against long-time Democratic incumbent Debbie Buckner for Georgia, House District 137.

[00:44:51] After his signs kept disappearing near Matthews Elementary School and County Line Road, Acorn cut open replacements, slipped the air tags inside and waited. Well, sure, he outsmarted the perpetrator. I don't know what the consequences are going to be, but where did they find those signs? In the trash. For Cindy Garrett. She said she accepted the responsibility, but she said, I thought those signs were not legal where he had placed them. What a bunch of horseshit.

[00:45:22] The question is, what consequences? Is she going to face consequences? I don't know. We've got a clip for it, but George, this is, they cheat, they cheat, and they cheat because they get away with it because they're not going to jail. Her response was, hold on, her response, she thought they weren't legal. Well, you're not the law, so why not call up law or the election, county elections commissioner or whoever and bring it to their attention

[00:45:52] and let them deal with it. You want to be judge, jury, and conviction, huh, lady? Typical fucking Democrat. Law is for me, but not for thee. Exactly. You face the consequences for your actions, for theft, for insider trading, or anything you lie about on your IRS tax form, but do they ever face consequences? Hell no. You know what, if I lived in that town? Am I sick of it? I'm absolutely sick of it. I say we put them all into a wood chipper. Listen, you know, if I lived around that town

[00:46:22] or that area, I would go by her house and the opponent signs that she was taking off, I'd get a bunch of them, plant them all over her yard. Well, that's private property. I don't care. She probably had a way to go then. I thought they were illegal what she was doing. I don't think her property is legal, so I'm going to, yeah. Worked good for the goose is good for the gander. Played a clip.

[00:47:08] What is his name? Steven Acorn? Hi. Hey, how you doing? What y'all got?

[00:47:37] We hear about some campaign signs. Which ones? For Mr. Steven Acorn. No, we've already voted. No, no, so, hold on. So, the thing is, is that he has some signs that have been taken. Oh, we haven't, we haven't had one. No. Listen, listen to me for a second, okay? No. He has had some signs taken. Okay. From the roundabout up here. Uh-huh. He has air tags that were put in the signs.

[00:48:07] Yeah. And they're showing as being here currently. Well, they were illegally placed in, on the public right of way. So, do you have to? My wife, they're in the trash probably. Where's your wife at? She said, she's gone to get a massage. Did she take the signs? I imagine, either she or my daughter took them. Okay, so, they were in, on the public right of way, where they do not belong. Okay, but, that's fine. If that's the case, then you say something to us,

[00:48:37] we get them. Because, technically, look, don't, don't, don't walk up on an officer, first of all. Second of all, do not do that again. Before you go to jail, I'm telling you. Where do you go? What is the problem? The problem is, technically, that's theft. Okay, and, the way you're acting is not, not really important. I didn't do them. But, you just, you just said that your wife or your daughter took them. I said, I did, but I didn't take them. Okay, what you just did, that you just walked up on me twice. Okay,

[00:49:07] excuse me, I'm sorry, I just, you can sit there saying, excuse me, I'm going to walk by you. Okay, something like that. I'm not going to go get them. But, you didn't say that, you just said that there's a problem. Do you want me to go get them? Do you want me to go look? Do you want me to go look in the trash? Yes, you can, but do not walk up on an officer like that again. Fine. Gosh.

[00:49:44] All right, can you get them out of there? Sure. Sure. If we can get them back from you, he's not going to press charges, but, don't do it again, because that's technically theft. You can tell you're on the public. Look, look, I get it. It doesn't matter. You're still stealing. Look, I get it. Listen, I'm trying to save you. Right now, I can take you if I want to. All right? And that's a felony. Do you want a felony on your record? I didn't take them. Okay, but listen. I'm listening. Do not walk up on an officer. All right? Sure. Because what you just did,

[00:50:13] that's an assault on an officer. You just bumped up on me. You just walked up on me. I'm not doing it to do it on you. I'm showing you an example. I got you. All right? He doesn't want to press charges, so don't get attitude with us. All right? I just don't, you know, I don't understand why, if it's on the public right of way, they can't be removed. You call the authorities to get removed. Who should we call? You can call us. You can call us. You can call. You could have called him.

[00:50:42] You could have called him and said, hey, I can't, you could look it up. It's on the, on the public right of way. You're not, they're not supposed to be there. Can you move them? But going, just taking them without even like notifying him. He may not know. That's where the issue comes in. Yes, sir. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. All right. Have a good day. Y'all too. Thank you. Peace be with you. See, here's, here's a problem in disconnect here, people. The candidate whose signs were stolen,

[00:51:12] and the police said this to this guy, if I get the signs back, I don't want to press charges. No. Press charges. Do you know why? Because that would just get his name more in the news. Getting more news cycles, you dumbass. There's a problem with these politicians. You know, what do you mean you don't want to press charges? Pussy move. Press charges. Have all three of them arrested. Because that guy said, I didn't do it. So he's blaming the wife and the daughter. You know what? And he knew about it. Wait a minute. He received stolen property, bro. Miss prisons of a felony.

[00:51:42] He had stolen property as residence. I would tell that, you know, conservative politician, runny, press charges. Stop dicking around. These people need to face the consequences for the actions. Shitty move. Shitty people. They deserve consequences. So he's lucky it's not me. I would have definitely pressed charges for sure. And I wouldn't have wanted all three of them arrested. I probably would have helped them write the indictment and said, well, here's what they're guilty. I want them charged for. And he can get charged with receiving stolen property.

[00:52:11] And I'm watching the chat. The guy did, even though old as he is, he did walk up to the officer's face. Yeah. And you got within personal space. So yeah. He also lied to an officer. Hold on. He didn't know anything about it, but he knew all about it. Damn, man. You can perceive it as a personal threat. The officer or anybody. If somebody walks up to you like that. Well, charge them. I would charge them. Fuck it. Dumb asses. But they'll keep doing it again. All right. What are we doing here?

[00:52:41] What do we got going on? Iran? We got Russia. And I can care less about Russia and Ukraine. I don't know why Trump is sending. Wyckoff. And his son-in-law, Kushner there. They should be working. There's money, money to be made. True. That's possible. I mean, black, black rock has the agreement with Ukraine to rebuild Ukraine after the war. I'm sure Kushner's in on it. You know,

[00:53:12] I just, I don't want to fund Ukraine. I'm not interested in being any part of that. I think Russia was right. So. I don't know, but Iran threatened the Gulf energy infrastructure. I don't know what they're doing. This was over the weekend. Then, and now you have the Houthis. They hit what? Saudi Arabia oil facilities. About 70 people got hurt. So a bunch of fires, different places. But set comm is saying they're still running the homeless blockade.

[00:53:39] They said 94 vessels redirected to boarded. But you have, here's Wyckoff and Kushner in Moscow with Putin and Kiev and Zelensky, which they actually had a little three day ceasefire where they were all talking. Ooh, but you know, how long has the rushing on Ukraine been fighting now? How many years? Four years, five, something like that. I mean, they're big boys. Let, let the,

[00:54:08] why doesn't it you get more involved and try to broker a deal? Why do we got to go over there and broker a deal? Let's just finish freaking Iran. Problem is we're all over the place. And look, gas prices by me, it's over $4. What happened? Uh, you told executives in oil executive, you also stopped price gouging. After that, the oil went up, gas prices went up. Yeah. I thought we were going to hammer Carg Island. I thought we were going to take out the Bitcoin mining and the infrastructure. Tired of the pussy. We say that, but they don't do that.

[00:54:37] But the administration says one thing and nothing happens. Yeah. I'm tired of it. If you want it, if you're going to step off the curb and get in a fight, then you fight to the win. Let's play the clip. Listen, new attacks by targeting energy infrastructure across the Gulf. And today, the Houthis, the Iranian backed rebels in Yemen, carried out a wave of attacks on Saudi Arabia, wounding more than 70 people and igniting fires at several oil facilities. U.S. Central Command says the U.S.

[00:55:06] forces have redirected 94 commercial vessels, disabled three, and boarded two to ensure complete compliance with the blockade there in the Strait of Hormuz. And in Eastern Europe this weekend, Trump envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner traveled to Kiev, meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, and Moscow, meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Witkoff recapping the visits, saying, substantive progress was made,

[00:55:32] including movement on scheduling additional trilateral talks. President Trump is working hard to stop the killing and work towards a lasting and durable peace. And President Trump will travel to Texas this week for the GOP midterm convention. Ashley, Todd. Ooh, the GOP midterm convention in Texas. Whoop-dee-doo. You know what's going to happen? What did the GOP got done the last two years? Really nothing.

[00:56:00] But you're going to have a convention telling people what you're going to do and then not do it? I mean, it's, it's, yeah, what's the point? But now, this, now Iran came out again this morning. And they're saying they're planning a, listen to this, a restrictive exclusion zone outside of the Strait of Hormuz. Any ship heading through gets slapped on their sanction list. Ooh. Ooh. If I was President Trump, what does that do? Carg Island would be getting hammered right now. The Bitcoin mining would all be gone.

[00:56:30] And I would be going after them with a vengeance and wrapping this up. You leave their money in play, they're never going to stop. Well, they're, they're having, they're, they're losing money. They're, they're, they say their oil dollars are drying up. But if I ran sanction list means nothing to anybody, what does it, that doesn't mean none. Who cares? Nothing. Big whoopie do. Yeah. I think the administration is losing brownie points on how they're handling Iran.

[00:57:00] That's my opinion. You guys can take it for whatever it's worth. All right. We're going to get the last one. Cause I seen us on X this morning and conservatives are like putting polls on. I'm like you, and I had to reply to some of them because the Trump can't pardon. Um, Trump can only pardon a federal conviction. You have to be in a fed system. Not, you can't do it for state. So they were interviewing Lindsay Clancy's attorney, Kevin Reddington. He's got another big case coming up to this guy. He's busy as hell.

[00:57:30] And they asked him like, what's coming up next for Clancy. And he, and he, and I'm surprised. Redding didn't even say this. Yeah. He was asked president Trump for her pardon, which I'm wholeheartedly against. I don't think she should get a pardon because their case is still going on. And there's a lot of truth to be told in that case, but why ask it's a federal employee. He couldn't do nothing happened for Tina Peters. So it's a sympathy play.

[00:58:00] It's bullshit. This guy just wanted to be in the press and he's just trying to create as much in the press, dude. He's just trying to create as much drama in the press as he possibly can. It's all a scheme. Just another shikester attorney trying to represent somebody. But listen, there are plenty of people that have done this exact same thing. The Clancy did and they were executed. Yeah. It was just crazy. I was watching comments all week, like throughout the weekend.

[00:58:29] And on the Clancy trial and people are just fucking losing their mind. The guy that canceled his wedding because the wife said that she thought Lindsay Clancy should be given, given a, you know, should be released. And he said, well, what about the kids? What about what happened to them? And the woman said, oh, the hell with the kids. I would have, I would have canceled the wedding too. $200,000 down the drain. He said, but at least he knew he was getting rid of a beast. Yeah. What about the kids? I mean, listen,

[00:58:58] kids are the ones that lost their lives. You can't get that back. Granted, Clancy's in a wheelchair, but she's still breathing. But I, me personally, there's more to this case. I think there's, there's more stuff. I mean, I think there's more involvement from the husband and his, um, at the time, girlfriend. I don't know if he married her now, which if there's money for it, I would pay. I would pay for an independent investigation,

[00:59:27] not the cops and, and see what they can find, especially with the husband. Well, I'll play the clip. What's next for Lindsay. I'd like to, uh, say that perhaps Donald Trump who felt compelled to speak out about this case may very well, Mr. President, I would hope that you would consider this young lady. The type of person she is, what she's been through and consider a pardon. Thanks for coming in this morning. My pleasure. We'll be right back.

[00:59:59] Yeah. Shikester in full Shikester mode. That's what I have to say. All right. Uh, listen, we'll be having Dr. Contreras on, uh, from the Oasis of Hope. He'll be coming on. Is it next week, George? Are we talking about next week or the week after? So, uh, last Tuesday of the month, I think the 29th. So. Okay. So last Tuesday of the month, he'll be coming on to do his interview. Lots of great details. You're going to love it. We're going to try to bring those guys on once a month. Talk about things you can preemptively doing to protect yourself from cancer. So listen, if you love the show, it's simple enough.

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