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[00:00:42] Welcome back to The Big Mig Show, I'm your host Lance Milliochio with my co-host George
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[00:01:00] We're going to bring you the truth that means dream media and the controlled operation in DC doesn't
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[00:01:09] the plan is to educate and unify the country because it's a unaparty and DC
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[00:02:42] George. My brother from another mother, how are you sir? What's going on? It's busy day right?
[00:02:47] So I have his stopped in over a week and I still got to go right after the show I got stuff to do but they're making
[00:02:52] them saying that I shaved so I shaved for the kernel to be clean cut today.
[00:02:58] Let's say you had to do the clean cut thing we don't want to make sure we're not dressed down.
[00:03:02] So listen, let's go and bring Colonel McGregor in. I know he's got a limited amount of time tonight.
[00:03:06] I don't want to miss any minute with him. He is obviously in the fight has been in the fight for a long time,
[00:03:13] and he's been in the fight for a long time. He's been in the fight for a long time.
[00:03:14] And I don't want to short the other supporters of the fire. He's a decorated combat veteran and author of five books.
[00:03:19] A PhD in a defense form policy consultant who is commissioned in regular Army in 76 after one year at VMI in four years at West Point.
[00:03:28] 2004 McGregor retired with the rank of colonel in 2020.
[00:03:32] The president appointed McGregor to serve as senior adviser of the secretary of defense.
[00:03:35] A post-eheld until President Trump left office. He holds an MA in comparative politics and a PhD in international relations from the University of Virginia.
[00:03:45] He's widely known inside the US, Europe is Israel, Russia, China, and Korea for both his leadership in the battle of 73.
[00:03:51] The US Army's largest tank battles since World War II and for his groundbreaking books on military transformation,
[00:03:58] breaking the failings and transformation under fire.
[00:04:02] McGregor's recommendations for change in force and design in a greater all arms, all effects, operations,
[00:04:07] profoundly influenced force, deployment in Israel, Russia, and China.
[00:04:11] He has done so much as really, I'd rather have him talk about it.
[00:04:15] His bio goes on and on and on. This is a real combat veteran, real experience.
[00:04:20] And I've got to tell you, I've been watching his interviews.
[00:04:22] He truly understands what it takes to be present in the United States and he recognizes the need for a multi-point kind of plan for how
[00:04:32] President is actually dealing the country. And of course his big plan is obviously unifying and not dividing,
[00:04:38] because we know that division in chaos is a tool to the left.
[00:04:40] George, let's go ahead and bring him in.
[00:04:42] All right, welcome to the Big Make Show, Colonel Douglas McRagger. How you doing, sir?
[00:04:47] Fine, thanks, George.
[00:04:48] You know, we're going to see the United States introduction.
[00:04:51] Well, I've got to tell you your resume goes on and on and on.
[00:04:55] Obviously if I could make my short list and I'm not saying this to blow smoke up your skirt,
[00:05:01] if I could make my short list of people that I hope Donald Trump is bringing into his cabinet,
[00:05:06] you're obviously on my list, Michael Flynn, General Brigadier Anthony Todd,
[00:05:11] Cashpital, Dan Skovino.
[00:05:14] There's a lot of people that were in that first round that I did not trust.
[00:05:18] You are not one of them, you're one of the people that I always thought always had the best interest
[00:05:23] to the country, God Country family and always made the effort to go above and beyond sir.
[00:05:29] Well, thanks, Ray.
[00:05:30] I think we tried.
[00:05:32] And unfortunately, I see some of the bad apples that we saw the last time showing back up again.
[00:05:38] Yeah, near Donald Trump. So I don't know what's happened.
[00:05:42] You know, I have great affection for the president and I've always felt strongly that if he follows his gut instincts, he'll be fine.
[00:05:49] The problem is that he was always surrounded by lots of people that did everything they could to distract him from doing what he thought was right.
[00:05:56] You know, ethically he has a long history of always doing the right thing.
[00:06:00] Obviously the judicial systems been weaponized against him, but his reputation has always been stellar.
[00:06:06] Some of the circles I ran in New York knew him personally and they always had positive things to say about him as far as the way he operated on a day-to-day way of life.
[00:06:16] Of course, that's not what the media has done. They've done an amazing job in undermining and attacking him.
[00:06:21] You know, I mean, you're going to lose time with that.
[00:06:23] The main stream media, you know, good Lord.
[00:06:26] Well, people like people, people like people like people like living like,
[00:06:30] people like living from Mont, maybe or Washington City.
[00:06:33] That's true. Now you got a proposal starting lining up those states here, the two coasts.
[00:06:39] But I have a question for you. So, and I'm going to say when Trump went, would you take a position in administration?
[00:06:48] Well, obviously any time a president of the United States asks you to serve your predisposition is to say yes.
[00:06:55] I mean, it's an honor to serve in an administration.
[00:06:59] And would be a particular honor to serve under Donald Trump.
[00:07:03] But that depends on a lot of things that we can't possibly forecast right now.
[00:07:09] Yeah. You know, the collusion and you know, what they're doing.
[00:07:15] Obviously we don't have a free and fair election system currently.
[00:07:18] They've done an amazing job.
[00:07:20] Obviously controlling the narrative, whether it's on social media or whether it's mainstream media.
[00:07:25] It comes down from the top to bottom.
[00:07:27] One of the things that I wanted to talk to you about because obviously you were never part of this ideology,
[00:07:34] but a lot of people around the United States are concerned about this woke DEI ideologies in our military currently.
[00:07:40] And we feel like they've really undermined our tactical ability because of what they promoted inside of the military.
[00:07:48] Got any thoughts on that?
[00:07:50] Well, obviously you're right.
[00:07:52] It didn't just begin with DEI.
[00:07:55] We've had a problem with this often on for decades.
[00:07:59] You know that Richard Nixon implemented affirmative action as a temporary measure.
[00:08:05] But like so many other things that start out as being temporary in Washington,
[00:08:08] they suddenly become a permanent benefit and unarmed benefit if you will.
[00:08:15] And that was always something that large numbers of soldiers,
[00:08:19] sergeants, lieutenant captains, war officers did not like.
[00:08:25] And I think you have to really approach the military from up to the extent that you're able and you could never do it completely.
[00:08:32] But you want to approach everything from the standpoint of a barrow,
[00:08:36] Cratic promotion.
[00:08:37] In other words, it has to be based on demonstrated character competence and intelligence.
[00:08:42] Doesn't matter what your racial background is or whatever your sexual proclivities might be.
[00:08:47] And unfortunately we've now strayed far, far from that.
[00:08:52] And again, you're never going to get completely rid of cronies.
[00:08:55] You always have four stars, sons, four stars, son and louss, and so forth and so on.
[00:09:02] They turn up repeatedly like bad pennies and there's not a great deal that you can do to completely erase it.
[00:09:09] But we need to get back to the 80% solution that we had while I was on active duty,
[00:09:14] which is better than what we have now.
[00:09:16] And right, we have now as you know, is catastrophic.
[00:09:20] And when you had the chairman of the joint chiefs announced that we have too many white pilots and everybody smiles and says,
[00:09:27] Oh, I guess that's a legitimate concern.
[00:09:30] You got a problem because no one should be concerned about what racial makeup the pilot happens to be.
[00:09:37] It should be whether or not the pilot is competent and gets the job done.
[00:09:40] As I like to point out, I don't remember anybody during the second world war career.
[00:09:46] Vietnam complaining about too many white pilots.
[00:09:50] So I find that whole approach offensive and stupid.
[00:09:55] You know, and not having the best to serve in obviously the perfect capacity for each of them.
[00:10:02] You know, preparedness has always been one of the strong suits.
[00:10:05] It seems at least the US military, at least what we've seen on this side of it.
[00:10:10] But globally, it's frightening, right?
[00:10:13] I mean, there's so much kinetic activity.
[00:10:17] I don't agree with what's going on in Ukraine.
[00:10:20] I feel like a lot of it was a money laundering operation.
[00:10:22] I don't know.
[00:10:23] What are your thoughts on Ukraine because for a lot of the public, we see things and hear things that don't seem to match with what the government is telling us.
[00:10:32] Well, the first thing to keep in mind is that most of what passes for threat assessments is not very good.
[00:10:40] And inflating the threat is very important to maintaining this bloated defense budget.
[00:10:46] Right now, you're spending over a trillion dollars a year on national defense.
[00:10:51] That's incomprehensible.
[00:10:52] We can't get our heads around that.
[00:10:54] We have no idea where all the money goes.
[00:10:56] We can't even audit to the Department of Defense.
[00:10:58] And every time somebody tries, and there's an attempt to impose some accountability.
[00:11:04] They are defeated in the attempt.
[00:11:06] And the argument is, what we have to keep the money flowing.
[00:11:09] Well, we've been keeping a lot of money flowing in a lot of directions that are bad directions.
[00:11:14] You end up building a lot of the wrong material, investing in the wrong equipment, undervaluing human capital and training.
[00:11:24] We don't recruit very effectively.
[00:11:26] There are so many problems.
[00:11:28] It could go on and on and on.
[00:11:30] It's gotten worse.
[00:11:31] I left the army in 2004.
[00:11:34] Things weren't really very good at that point.
[00:11:36] Things had already begun to deteriorate because of these unnecessary occupations in Afghanistan and Iraq.
[00:11:43] I mean, why the hell would you want to occupy any of these places?
[00:11:46] So it's a big of a sense.
[00:11:47] And the notion that you're going to transform the people that live there into good little Anglo-Saxon Democrats was of course absurd.
[00:11:55] Never made any sense.
[00:11:56] Nobody ever bought it raised a questionable win.
[00:11:58] What right do we have to dictate how these people should live?
[00:12:02] What sort of political culture they should have and so forth and so on.
[00:12:06] But we've been down this road before.
[00:12:08] We went down, I didn't be at NAMM.
[00:12:11] And that worked brilliantly.
[00:12:13] And if you go back and look at the Vietnam War, it's very difficult to find a reason why we ever needed to go to begin with.
[00:12:20] And if you listen to all the people that were involved, the first comment they say,
[00:12:23] as well, you know, we really didn't understand the culture.
[00:12:25] We didn't really know what we were getting into.
[00:12:28] I listened to a general Jack Keen make that same statement.
[00:12:34] Well, if you didn't know what you were getting into, it's because you chose not to listen to the people that did know what you were getting into.
[00:12:40] Because there were lots of people.
[00:12:42] And I was still an active duty and I helped to a planet back in 2002 and 2003, the advanced one bag.
[00:12:49] There were lots of people in there, whatever you do, you don't want to stay in this place.
[00:12:53] You want to go in, you want to remove the government, which basically meant Saddam and his friends and put it in another bunch of generals.
[00:13:02] Tell them to get on with things and invite the UN to come in and muck around as much as necessary.
[00:13:07] But then get out, stay out.
[00:13:11] I didn't run into anybody in uniform at that point in 2003 that didn't understand that staying there was a mistake.
[00:13:18] So it's an awful lot of deception and deceit that goes on.
[00:13:23] And they act like, well, you know, we just didn't know.
[00:13:25] Well, I think they did, but they chose to do what was wrong anyway for various reasons.
[00:13:29] And then look at the people that became wealthy.
[00:13:32] I could put you in a car and drive you around a claim Virginia, great foals Virginia,
[00:13:37] Potomac Maryland and find out who lives in all these magnificent mansions.
[00:13:42] All these retired four stars and three stars and SES and
[00:13:47] Congressmen and bureaucrats, the seven richest counties in the United States surround Washington, D.C.
[00:13:54] Come on, wake up, smell the coffee.
[00:13:58] You know, this is this is graphed on a scale that we have never seen in the history of the United States.
[00:14:03] And by the way, we've had plenty of graphed.
[00:14:05] I mean, you go back to a civil war.
[00:14:06] We went through a lot of crap over corruption. It was terrible.
[00:14:09] And it persisted afterwards, but it was on a very modest level compared with what you have going on in Washington today.
[00:14:17] So if you step forward and say the wait a minute, as President Trump just said very recently.
[00:14:23] In fact, I sent out a tweet, you know, paying tribute to President Trump because he said,
[00:14:29] You know, the Russians and the Chinese really aren't our enemies.
[00:14:32] And I can deal with that.
[00:14:34] We can make things work.
[00:14:35] We can do business.
[00:14:36] Well, no kidding. He's absolutely right.
[00:14:40] And that got I think 1.3 million views.
[00:14:43] I said this is exactly right.
[00:14:45] And he should get the next Nobel Peace Prize put an end to all this nonsense.
[00:14:50] But if you do that inside the beltway, you're going to be crucified because you absolutely must have all these ridiculous threats.
[00:14:58] And again, the other thing is that everybody pays lip service to well, you know, warfare has changed.
[00:15:03] Yeah, warfare is always changing.
[00:15:07] But the structure has changed.
[00:15:10] We still do business the way we've always done business.
[00:15:12] We're still organized to re-fight World War II.
[00:15:15] We're still producing the same kinds of equipment since.
[00:15:18] I mean, I could go on and on and on.
[00:15:19] Look at all your aircraft carrier battle groups.
[00:15:22] You know, there really only two classes of ships in the United States Navy because I worked for the sector of the Navy for a while.
[00:15:28] And that was back in 2007, 2008.
[00:15:30] You know what the two classes are?
[00:15:33] Air travel range.
[00:15:35] Summarines and targets.
[00:15:37] Oh, that's it.
[00:15:38] That's it.
[00:15:40] Come on.
[00:15:41] We just had a rush in the sub that came up in the middle of one of our carrier battle groups.
[00:15:46] That's not unusual.
[00:15:47] We've done the same thing to the Chinese, the Chinese have done it to us.
[00:15:51] You know, every time you hold a major exercise,
[00:15:54] it's seen that involves submarines and surface vessels.
[00:15:56] The whole thing ends when all the surface combatants are sunk.
[00:16:01] Things have changed.
[00:16:02] Your damn right they have.
[00:16:03] Space space surveillance is everything.
[00:16:06] You know, I was in fact, I see you interviewed Eric Prince.
[00:16:10] And I was with him and a group of 70 of his best friends.
[00:16:14] And they asked me to come and speak at the end of an exercise that Eric was running out at his home in Middle-Bird, Virginia.
[00:16:20] And the thing I said to them that really sort of surprise or sort of beable as I said,
[00:16:25] you realize that what we have today is changed everything.
[00:16:29] Is this thing called persistent surveillance?
[00:16:33] You have so many different platforms in space in the air.
[00:16:36] You have sensors in the sea and the sea bed everywhere.
[00:16:40] You're not going to have a battle of the bulge.
[00:16:44] You're going to stand here.
[00:16:45] You're not going to have it.
[00:16:46] You can't get away with it.
[00:16:48] And that change is also the way you fight because as we've seen in Ukraine, once the Russians got organized,
[00:16:54] they set up a strategic defense, they build up their force of what did they do.
[00:16:57] They linked all the overhead surveillance and teleges for condescense platforms with massive strike weapons,
[00:17:04] all sorts of artillery, rockets, missiles, tiger ballistic missiles.
[00:17:08] And what's happened?
[00:17:09] We have 600,000 dead Ukrainians.
[00:17:13] What didn't they get?
[00:17:15] Well, they had brilliant advice from all these retired army generals and active duty army generals.
[00:17:22] And Marines telling them how to fight the NATO way according to NATO doctrine.
[00:17:28] 600,000 dead Ukrainians soldiers.
[00:17:31] We think the Russians may have had an entire time frame 100,000 casualties.
[00:17:36] Most of whom returned to active duty again.
[00:17:38] In other words, they didn't die of wounds.
[00:17:41] And Ukrainians have had almost no means of evacuating severely wounded.
[00:17:46] That died out long ago because the infrastructure, the human and the capital infrastructure was destroyed.
[00:17:53] So you can't save people that are wounded on the battlefield.
[00:17:55] So what do they do? They die.
[00:17:58] Nobody tells the truth.
[00:18:00] Oh, Ukraine can still win?
[00:18:02] Well, I can raise Groucho Marks from the graves too.
[00:18:04] Just hang around, logging up and I'll do it for you.
[00:18:08] You know, main television.
[00:18:10] I mean, this is crazy.
[00:18:13] We need to learn from what we're watching right now because it does change things.
[00:18:17] And we got to get into the game.
[00:18:19] I don't think we are.
[00:18:20] What happens is that people from Rathion and North of Grumman,
[00:18:24] Lockheed Martin and all these places along with four stars,
[00:18:27] and retired in active walkers, like congressmen,
[00:18:29] we need to spend this money.
[00:18:32] Okay.
[00:18:33] 200 billion will get us over the hump.
[00:18:36] Uh-huh.
[00:18:37] What's in it?
[00:18:38] For the 200 billion.
[00:18:39] Where is it going?
[00:18:41] Where's it show up?
[00:18:42] You know, we used to have this statement about nothing's too good for the soldiers.
[00:18:46] And that's what they get.
[00:18:49] You know, I hate to be blunt.
[00:18:50] You know, when I was worried for the soldiers.
[00:18:51] No, you didn't want to be blunt.
[00:18:52] Let me tell you something.
[00:18:53] I think the American public wants blunt.
[00:18:55] I think that's why people appreciate you and several of the other names I ran by you before.
[00:18:59] It's because they want blunt.
[00:19:01] We're tired of the stories.
[00:19:02] I mean, the narratives control, the military industrial complex is doing an incredible job of obviously compromising our executive branch of government.
[00:19:12] They do a great job and obviously putting the money in the right spot so we continue to spend.
[00:19:17] And then, of course, the, once we give the contracts,
[00:19:20] the senators and congressmen have already bought the stock and advance the puts calls and options.
[00:19:24] And of course, the contracts go through the congressional members get filthy rich,
[00:19:28] Diane Feinstein, 196 million net worth on a six million dollar revenue,
[00:19:33] flying around in a paid $463 million jet.
[00:19:36] Nancy Pelosi, the other day is smart enough to pull the trigger before the DOJ issues a complaint against Visa.
[00:19:43] Her husband, of course, her and her husband don't talk and Nancy doesn't own any stock.
[00:19:48] You know, at the end of the day, this is going on and on and on and on.
[00:19:51] I really believe it.
[00:19:52] I think you have to be a little more understanding towards Nancy.
[00:19:55] I mean, if you look at her husband, I'm not sure right about her talking to him either.
[00:19:59] Yeah.
[00:19:59] Well, a crypt keeper, I think the fire went out of that operational long time.
[00:20:05] George, George, what's your point?
[00:20:07] Well, why do you think they're still together?
[00:20:08] You said it today on our show.
[00:20:10] They're still together.
[00:20:11] So one doesn't have to testify against the other.
[00:20:14] No, yeah.
[00:20:15] Well, you would understand that to your background and experience and your jersey.
[00:20:19] Yeah.
[00:20:21] Exactly.
[00:20:22] You know, the most important part is that the mafia was much more effective.
[00:20:26] Always the old mafia, much more effective than the US armed forces.
[00:20:30] They would go up the target.
[00:20:31] Right people do eliminate and eliminate them and they didn't have to kill 100 people to get it done.
[00:20:36] My Godfather was in the top of for the Gambino.
[00:20:40] So I grew up around those guys as a young kid saw a lot of it.
[00:20:43] I think, behaviorally, they were a lot more ethical than what we're seeing in Washington, D.C.
[00:20:48] And by the way, you can also make the argument that they were actually patriotic if you go back and look at what they were.
[00:20:54] Oh, they were.
[00:20:54] You know, you look at it.
[00:20:55] Go back and let you protect the docs at that time and the information they provided.
[00:20:59] Yeah, I'm sure you got a relationship with their radio assist with against Fidel Castro.
[00:21:02] Sure.
[00:21:03] Sure.
[00:21:03] Well, you go back and look at people like the original Rockefeller and Vanderbilt and all these people.
[00:21:08] They were very patriotic.
[00:21:09] They would never do anything to hurt the United States.
[00:21:12] Now, they would sell each other's grandmother if it made sense for business.
[00:21:16] That's different, but they would not hurt America.
[00:21:19] You know, we don't have that.
[00:21:21] And now we've got Alexander and George Soros, you know, got the W-E-F, the UN.
[00:21:27] We've got Clouchewab, Yvonne Noherari.
[00:21:29] We've got all kinds of people that seem to have their hand in the by.
[00:21:32] And all of them have ill intent towards the country and its people.
[00:21:36] Oh, absolutely.
[00:21:37] So, you know, this is a strange strange setting.
[00:21:41] I don't think it will last.
[00:21:42] But I do wish more Americans would come to the realization of just how bad it is.
[00:21:49] And part of the problem is because, you know, I have two sons and they both get tired of listening to me for a whole range of obvious reasons.
[00:21:58] But one of the things they keep pointing out to me is Dad, it's just not bad enough.
[00:22:03] You know, my oldest son, he likes to point out when did the French Revolution break out?
[00:22:07] He said, they had bad problems for decades.
[00:22:11] It didn't happen until the Paris population could not afford to buy bread.
[00:22:16] Then there was a revolution.
[00:22:18] And his point is, until he gets worse and people are suffering in a demonstrable way,
[00:22:24] they're going to sit in the lounge chair, they're going to suck down their beer and watch cable TV and forget about it.
[00:22:31] I got a point.
[00:22:32] I mean, I think it's a great point. He's made, you know, it's tough.
[00:22:36] You know, but I do see this undertoned.
[00:22:38] We spent a lot of time obviously investigating looking for stories, sourcing stuff.
[00:22:43] So we're on line constantly.
[00:22:44] We're looking all over the globe though, not just here.
[00:22:46] We stay away from mainstream media.
[00:22:48] We use a lot of alt sources.
[00:22:49] But, you know, the general tone is that there's an all accountability in consequences whatsoever.
[00:22:54] We don't have the DOJ as an example.
[00:22:57] I mentioned this on the show before.
[00:22:59] Here's a group that they only oversight for them.
[00:23:03] They laughed at Congress, they laughed at the subpoenas,
[00:23:06] they laughed at showing up and testifying, of course,
[00:23:08] if you and I do that, we would be, we'd have a warrant issued immediately
[00:23:12] and have to serve time just like they did to Peter Navarro
[00:23:14] and they did to Steve Bannon.
[00:23:16] But the point is, no accountability, of course, that's why because the OIG
[00:23:20] as the DOJ division, that's oversight.
[00:23:24] OPR, office of professional responsibility, oversight,
[00:23:27] pen, public integrity division, oversight,
[00:23:29] and all another DOJ departments, civil rights division, DOJ department.
[00:23:33] And then you're left with the state bars that have no investigative ability,
[00:23:36] they're not DOJ, but they're ineffective.
[00:23:38] So, you know, what they're doing is a fully weaponized system because I think this,
[00:23:42] when you have people that can get away with stuff,
[00:23:44] of course, it's like that bartender that steals George,
[00:23:47] and knows this, we've thought said this, I've said this many times.
[00:23:49] The deals at first drink gets away with it the first night,
[00:23:52] second night he steals two drinks from you by the end of the month,
[00:23:54] your pain is rent.
[00:23:55] And I believe that's what's happened in DC,
[00:23:58] the lobbying, the dark money, the form money,
[00:24:00] the super PACs, the book deals, there's just so much corruption.
[00:24:04] I mean, we've talked about it.
[00:24:05] George, they should wear NASCAR jackets, right?
[00:24:07] With all the patches on it, that way we know where they got the money from.
[00:24:10] Well, how do I move to say China?
[00:24:13] Well, I think your bartender is currently occupying at least one seed in Congress.
[00:24:17] That's right. She's taken a position, you know, but that's okay.
[00:24:20] Because she can do the splits.
[00:24:22] I think that was an important thing for her when it came to getting that.
[00:24:26] I'm not going down that road. You're your dangerous ground now, you know?
[00:24:31] That hit in the 1990s.
[00:24:33] We used to joke all the time that the only way that an army officer,
[00:24:37] as far as we could tell almost anybody in the military,
[00:24:39] it could be relieved was not because you were an obvious idiot
[00:24:42] who could not command a unit, who could not maintain it,
[00:24:45] who could not train it effectively, could not lead it anywhere.
[00:24:49] No, that is a make it a difference.
[00:24:51] You could have every major weapon system fail, every tank, every Bradley, whatever it was.
[00:24:56] The only way you could be relieved is that if you went in and had sex
[00:25:00] on the parade ground at noon time in front of God in all the world
[00:25:05] with somebody that you weren't married to, that was about it.
[00:25:09] And that's kind of where we're stuck right now.
[00:25:13] There's this unhealthy interest in everybody's sex life.
[00:25:17] I don't know if you ever noticed it, but in the military.
[00:25:20] You know, these people would call in and say,
[00:25:22] I'm calling up, I want to tell you about Colonel Soin.
[00:25:25] I think he's sleeping with specialists who think dumb or something.
[00:25:30] The next thing you know, some fool over the IG was a general,
[00:25:34] we have a very important report we need to share with you.
[00:25:38] Who gives a shit?
[00:25:39] You know, I don't care.
[00:25:41] Was this woman raped?
[00:25:43] Was it consensual?
[00:25:45] You know, and somebody says, well, it's a moral.
[00:25:47] Well, then take it up with a chaplain and his family.
[00:25:50] But we're paying all sorts of absurd attention to that nonsense.
[00:25:54] We don't look at anything, it counts.
[00:25:57] It sounds rage.
[00:25:58] Don't you think that's the David Copperfields light a hand?
[00:26:01] It's kind of like the P. Diddy case.
[00:26:03] They weren't supposed to indict him.
[00:26:05] They said that they went weeks ahead of time for a number of reasons.
[00:26:08] Again, I could care less about the story itself.
[00:26:12] It's obviously an influence up just like Epstein was.
[00:26:15] We've seen that.
[00:26:15] We know that Weinstein was doing the same thing in his own way.
[00:26:18] Maybe not as sophisticated as Epstein because obviously
[00:26:21] The technology that was in Epstein's houses was all Mossad.
[00:26:25] Driven is really driven technology.
[00:26:27] So what that operation was, because she's laying Maxwell.
[00:26:32] Her father obviously had connections with Mossad.
[00:26:34] Who knows?
[00:26:34] Maybe we'll never know.
[00:26:35] But the point is that I think those are, those operations come out and they're really,
[00:26:40] they're a way to distract the American public from what's important.
[00:26:43] We should be all worried about the election.
[00:26:45] That's the only thing we should be worried about because we've got an idiot
[00:26:47] They're running on the Democratic side.
[00:26:49] And of course they want to kill Trump.
[00:26:51] I saw you posted about the, the sams have been smuggled in the country.
[00:26:57] I don't know where that intel came from.
[00:26:59] That's a hell of a story.
[00:27:00] I want to make sure we touch on that.
[00:27:01] But my point is here we are with the, with them controlling whether it's the,
[00:27:06] The mainstream media right into because of course the story gets created by whoever.
[00:27:10] Let's say deep state.
[00:27:11] Deep state creates a story.
[00:27:13] It goes to mainstream CNN, MSNBC and all the other garbage stations.
[00:27:17] And then of course it trickles down to the paid social media influencers and all the other platforms
[00:27:22] Daily beast, washing and post and all the rest of the garbage.
[00:27:25] But that they're so good at it because they're tricking the American public.
[00:27:29] Let's pay attention to that P. Diddy had a thousand bottles of baby oil.
[00:27:33] Though let's not talk about the second attempt on Donald Trump's life.
[00:27:36] Let's not talk about that during the, the obviously the, your presidential debate.
[00:27:40] The camera harrice basically lied on nearly everything she mentioned and most likely ABC gave her the questions.
[00:27:46] So it's a redirection right? It's an influence op.
[00:27:49] Well I think we also need to understand that if P. Diddy had worked with the most odd he'd still be in business.
[00:27:55] Yeah.
[00:27:55] Well he did. He did not handle that well.
[00:28:00] He didn't have the right business partners.
[00:28:02] He wasn't covered by the right intelligence agencies.
[00:28:05] I'm serious. I mean, Epstein has been around doing this stuff for years.
[00:28:09] Years and no one has ever seen the real client list.
[00:28:13] I just want to get to all those, you know, video tapes.
[00:28:17] And so identify everybody in Washington, DC who's on every video taper.
[00:28:22] You know, flying on that airplane. Good God, who knows what went on in that place.
[00:28:27] But you know, the thing is your right it's a distraction.
[00:28:30] But it's also a reflection of our social decadence.
[00:28:34] You know, listen, we're no one is ever a puritanical wonder child.
[00:28:40] We all make mistakes. We all engage in things.
[00:28:44] And I know that you two have done a lot but we won't go there right now.
[00:28:47] But the point is, you know, we have taken this position that that's more important than anything else.
[00:28:58] And so you can steal everybody blind.
[00:29:01] You can keep funding bad programs. You know, one of the things that I did when I was working with the sector of the Navy
[00:29:08] was go back and look at the original requirements that were written for the various programs of record.
[00:29:15] And those requirements for the most part were developed in the 80s.
[00:29:19] And we were looking at this stuff in the first, first 10 years, first decade of the 21st century.
[00:29:25] And they just went on and on and on because it was a feeding program.
[00:29:32] And everybody who was involved with the program knew that it was not a question of what did you produce with it.
[00:29:38] It's that you had to keep it going because it represented money, a stream of money that came in
[00:29:43] Congress wanted that stream because that stream went to donors.
[00:29:48] And it went to constituents and it went to Navy yards and so forth.
[00:29:52] Those things need to be addressed.
[00:29:54] But the only way we're going to get there, I think is with bankruptcy.
[00:29:59] You're going to have to go through a serious financial crisis and somebody's going to say, wait a minute,
[00:30:04] we can't afford it anymore.
[00:30:06] Then I think we might get somewhere. Now there's another way that you could get through this too.
[00:30:11] And I don't want to see that happen. And that is that if we are severely embarrassed
[00:30:16] by a major military defeat that we can't conceal from the American public.
[00:30:21] Because you and I know the Vietnam was the lost war.
[00:30:26] Oh yeah. I'm tired of listening to all these people and say, well, we want every battle.
[00:30:30] That's first of all, that's crap.
[00:30:32] Okay. You know, the same thing. We want every battle on Afghanistan. We want every battle.
[00:30:36] Wait a minute. To catastrophe. It was a huge failure.
[00:30:40] A strategic failure. A lot of people involved in that.
[00:30:44] Nobody will talk about it. Nobody will cover it.
[00:30:47] So everybody passes over. Look at the withdrawal from Afghanistan.
[00:30:51] Everybody was upset with that disaster.
[00:30:54] And you know, I loved Donald Trump. But those generals that were responsible for that.
[00:30:58] He appointed them. They were his generals.
[00:31:01] Yeah. That's how we're going to violate it. They're agreement.
[00:31:04] We didn't have to do the pullout like we did.
[00:31:06] We didn't have to operate. They'd already violated the terms of the
[00:31:08] initial agreement, correct?
[00:31:09] That's a reasonable answer.
[00:31:10] I mean, we've been out of that country in six months.
[00:31:14] Yeah. Do you know Sarah Adams or you familiar with her CIA target are really knowledgeable about Afghanistan?
[00:31:19] We are on the show, research.
[00:31:21] Sarah Adams. Yeah. Incredible resource. Unbelievable. She is highly knowledgeable.
[00:31:26] And even she talks about right now the unification of different terrorist organizations
[00:31:30] because of the way we pulled out.
[00:31:32] We're funding right now the Taliban in a tune of 40 to 87 million dollars a week.
[00:31:37] Allegedly supposed to be humanitarian aid because the Taliban decides where the money goes.
[00:31:43] They're obviously they just asked, which is incredible.
[00:31:45] And I believe it's because of the relationship with China.
[00:31:47] They just asked to join bricks, which of course, you know, 35 trillion in debt,
[00:31:54] fee, currency. And now we've got bricks. You can see them.
[00:31:57] The gold prices, all those countries are purchasing large amounts of gold.
[00:32:01] Obviously they're going to have a gold back currency.
[00:32:04] So you take a 35 trillion dollar economy that's obviously a financial development system that the US is.
[00:32:12] And there's no choice. I mean, bricks probably likely is the winner when you compare those side by side.
[00:32:17] Now again, I think it's going to take a little bit of time.
[00:32:18] You know, but they've got so many countries asking the join.
[00:32:21] And the unification of these terrorist organizations, Hamas ISIS.
[00:32:25] She was telling us about a guy that they abbreviated as name.
[00:32:27] I can't remember it. But Musa is what he goes by.
[00:32:31] And he's actually the individual that was responsible for creating all the IDs,
[00:32:36] the fake identities for the Taliban, you know,
[00:32:39] the group for the last ten or fifteen years.
[00:32:42] And yet he's not even on a target list for the CIA or the DIA or the DOD or any of the organizations here,
[00:32:50] which is pretty incredible that she knows who it is and yet they don't have him in their sights.
[00:32:55] And I think we had Lieutenant General Sami Sadat obviously just wrote a book called The Last Commander,
[00:33:00] great book. He talks about that our government, the Biden administration,
[00:33:05] had been negotiating with the Taliban for nearly two years prior to the bullet.
[00:33:09] And when I say negotiating with them, kind of giving them whatever they wanted,
[00:33:13] it doesn't sound like any of the ammunition even that was being bought.
[00:33:17] That was supposed to go to coalition forces.
[00:33:19] It was even going to them. They're walking around with, you know, ten rounds of ammo, you know,
[00:33:23] maybe five rounds and they have to try to engage in it.
[00:33:26] Well, if you think that's bad, it's much worse than Ukraine.
[00:33:30] Yeah.
[00:33:30] We're reselling our weapons to all sorts of horrible people.
[00:33:34] Well, we have some dark web. You can go by right now.
[00:33:36] We've done investigation on the dark web and I have a source.
[00:33:39] The deal has been dealing with the cartels that I talked to once in a while.
[00:33:43] He's been a service guy for them for years.
[00:33:45] He deals with all the organizations. And he said he went to a meeting that occurred between four
[00:33:50] of the leaders of the different cartels they've been organizing on how they divide up,
[00:33:54] obviously this windfall they've had at the border.
[00:33:58] And he said it looked like special forces.
[00:34:02] They had brand new vehicles, APVs from South Africa.
[00:34:06] They had all kinds of military armament that look like US US military,
[00:34:11] including the Quad Monogogos, Harris, radio.
[00:34:15] So right now there's a administration just agreed to give Israel 8.7 billion
[00:34:21] and they're giving Ukraine 8 billion.
[00:34:24] Almost like it's almost 17 billion dollars.
[00:34:28] Where's this money coming from?
[00:34:30] I think a lot of it's being printed.
[00:34:33] The question is where does it all go?
[00:34:35] And we know that a lot of it disappears and it all sorts of bank accounts and black holes.
[00:34:40] And I think the only solution to most of this is to cut the money off.
[00:34:45] And that's what I was saying about bankruptcy.
[00:34:47] At some point you just say, that's it.
[00:34:49] We're leaving. You pull the plug. You get out.
[00:34:51] You stop funding the stuff.
[00:34:53] The other thing that you've got to do which you were talking about by implication a little earlier
[00:34:57] you got to defend your own country.
[00:35:00] We're not defending the United States.
[00:35:02] We're not defending our borders as such as that.
[00:35:05] It's everything.
[00:35:06] People talked to me and I was trying to eat.
[00:35:09] You know, we need to bomb them.
[00:35:11] And I said really, I said, is that going to solve the problem?
[00:35:15] What do you mean?
[00:35:16] I said, well, you let them in.
[00:35:18] You let them into the United States.
[00:35:20] You let them into the laboratories.
[00:35:22] You let them into our manufacturing facilities.
[00:35:24] You let them into the universities.
[00:35:26] And then you stand here and say, you're shocked that they're stealing everybody blind.
[00:35:31] I used to go over to Korean Japan.
[00:35:33] I don't do that very much anymore.
[00:35:34] But when I was going over there, this was about 14, 15 years ago, they would say,
[00:35:41] Oh, uh, Colonel McGregor.
[00:35:43] Do you see any Chinese in our laboratories here?
[00:35:46] Do you see any Chinese working in our stores here?
[00:35:50] So I said, no, they said that is because we are not stupid.
[00:35:54] They would then say, you know, that what the Chinese are doing.
[00:35:58] They've been doing for the last 2000 years.
[00:36:00] It's nothing new.
[00:36:01] Everybody in Asia knows the game.
[00:36:03] What the hell is wrong with us?
[00:36:05] Well, we know because some fooling Congress stands up and says, well, that's racist.
[00:36:12] You can't do that.
[00:36:14] Oh, no.
[00:36:14] Colonel.
[00:36:15] So normally I wouldn't do this, but at a respect for you.
[00:36:19] It's 7.41.
[00:36:20] I don't know if you need to go.
[00:36:21] You want to stay in 45 is my dropped dead time.
[00:36:24] All right.
[00:36:25] Okay.
[00:36:25] You'll see me just pass out in another four minutes.
[00:36:28] I'm going to quickly just sum this up.
[00:36:30] So we have sources inside the NFSC new federal state of China.
[00:36:34] We're close to them.
[00:36:35] They give us lots of intel and everything they've said so far has turned out to be true.
[00:36:42] At the end of the day, they say there's eight different divisions of Chinese that have come into the country from eight different military divisions.
[00:36:47] Of course, they're spread out across the country.
[00:36:50] They're saying in SAF houses on a lot of the farm land nest that obviously next to sensitive military targets around the United States.
[00:36:57] We know about the weather balloons.
[00:36:59] I mean, this is some crazy stuff.
[00:37:01] Common sense would tell you that nobody would do this if it wasn't intentional.
[00:37:05] It's not an easy invention.
[00:37:06] Weather balloons.
[00:37:08] They were weather balloons.
[00:37:10] You get it.
[00:37:12] There was no that we did.
[00:37:13] The Chinese don't need a balloon to spy on us.
[00:37:17] They have these things called satellites.
[00:37:20] Yeah, of course.
[00:37:20] And their technologies is good as ours.
[00:37:23] And, you know, I've heard all the stuff about well these military age men.
[00:37:26] I can tell you one thing that large numbers of other were wanted by the Chinese police authorities.
[00:37:32] And nobody ever bothers to bring that up.
[00:37:34] The Chinese have actually approached us and said, we'd like you to send a lot of these people back so we can prosecute them and jail them.
[00:37:41] It's kind of has a huge, huge problem with all sorts of corruption and criminality that flows from corruption.
[00:37:47] They're not a violent people but they'll steal everything and they'll cheat and they'll lie and they'll misrepresent till the cows come home.
[00:37:57] I'm not really worried about that.
[00:37:59] What I'm much more concerned about is something you mentioned earlier.
[00:38:02] You talked about the servicester missiles.
[00:38:04] We have a lot of his lommist elements inside the United States from various countries.
[00:38:10] We don't know where they all are.
[00:38:11] We don't know what they've all got but we also know that the drug cartels have cooperated with them.
[00:38:19] Now, the Chinese provide a lot of the ingredients, refer to them on other drugs which are all put together and cooked up in Mexico.
[00:38:26] But that's not personal.
[00:38:28] They do that anywhere they can.
[00:38:30] It has nothing to do with us.
[00:38:33] But the drug cartels are very, very closely aligned with organized crime and they're very closely aligned with terrorism, particularly Islamist terrorism.
[00:38:43] And I don't know what's going to happen in the Middle East but I've been waiting around for terrible things to occur inside the country.
[00:38:49] And then everyone's going to be furious and say, well, how could this possibly happen?
[00:38:55] And then you have to ask, where were you and somebody stood up and said we have to close the border.
[00:38:59] Where were you and somebody said, Hulk immigration?
[00:39:02] Remember when Trump talked about stopping immigration?
[00:39:05] I think he said something about shithole countries.
[00:39:07] Yes.
[00:39:08] Other things like that.
[00:39:10] And you know what?
[00:39:11] He was right.
[00:39:12] He's right.
[00:39:13] No, he nailed it.
[00:39:14] I hate you.
[00:39:15] But that's the way it is.
[00:39:16] Did you see true?
[00:39:17] Have you seen what El Salvador did?
[00:39:19] The president of El Salvador?
[00:39:20] We all know how bad that country was ramped with gangs.
[00:39:24] The president of the president built these prisons and all the gangs and murderers put them in there.
[00:39:30] Now it's beautiful, it's safe, it's driving back again.
[00:39:34] Well, because he had the guts to actually do something about it.
[00:39:37] But I think that's harsh.
[00:39:39] I think that's in the middle.
[00:39:41] And they need to have the opportunity to reform and rejoin society.
[00:39:45] Yeah.
[00:39:46] Every time I hear that, I want to just give me a machine gun quickly.
[00:39:50] Oh, yeah.
[00:39:51] Where did these people do?
[00:39:52] And I don't really want shit for could come in handy for that situation.
[00:39:55] So look at my door.
[00:39:56] My door empty now is his presence and sent them all over here.
[00:39:59] And then we got like an Aurora Colorado.
[00:40:02] They took over three apartment buildings like New Jack City.
[00:40:05] Well, look at all the young women that have been raped and murdered.
[00:40:09] Gang raped and public and everything else they get on the cell phone and call all their friends to come over.
[00:40:14] It's sort of thing, it shouldn't happen.
[00:40:17] But it's going on and we're not the only ones.
[00:40:19] You go to Western Europe.
[00:40:20] You see the same stupidity in Sweden, France, England, Germany is very bad.
[00:40:24] Very low.
[00:40:25] At least Maloney now is saying no, I don't want to do this anymore.
[00:40:28] And he's trying to crack down.
[00:40:30] But this is insanity.
[00:40:33] We are on a path to suicide.
[00:40:34] We've been on for a long time.
[00:40:36] But fighting all of these places that frankly are of marginal interest to us is not the answer.
[00:40:43] We need to bring forces back.
[00:40:45] First of all, we need to retrench.
[00:40:47] We really need to change our recruiting.
[00:40:51] We've got to get much better people in than we're getting.
[00:40:53] And we still get good people.
[00:40:54] Don't get me wrong.
[00:40:55] But we need to, you know, I try to tell people all the time.
[00:40:58] You know, the best soldier is smart, intelligent.
[00:41:02] The less you have to tell him what to do, the better soldier he is.
[00:41:07] And I've actually had people say, I thought you'd get wanted to have people that did what they were told.
[00:41:12] I mean, it's just absurd.
[00:41:15] We have a lot of things that we need to change.
[00:41:17] But the first thing we've got to do is you kind of get control over our own country.
[00:41:20] And you know something, and I got to go.
[00:41:22] But this is something you guys really ought to explore with your other guests.
[00:41:27] Once we close these borders, it will happen.
[00:41:29] We shut it down.
[00:41:30] It's going to happen.
[00:41:32] And we stop immigration because it has to happen.
[00:41:34] We have over 52 million people inside this country that weren't even born here.
[00:41:38] And that's, that's an estimate.
[00:41:40] It's probably more.
[00:41:41] So we're going to have to shut all this down when that happens.
[00:41:44] You're going to cut off the drug cartels from a lot of income.
[00:41:48] You're going to have a war inside this country.
[00:41:51] And it's not just going to be in big cities.
[00:41:53] It's going to be all over the country.
[00:41:56] I never hear anybody talk about being prepared to fight that because it's going to take more than the, you know,
[00:42:01] Andy Griffith and company, to fight it in the local police establishment.
[00:42:06] But we're headed down that road too.
[00:42:09] We've got to restore the rule of law.
[00:42:10] And everything has to start here.
[00:42:15] I think that's really well said.
[00:42:17] Well, listen, we appreciate the time you gave us.
[00:42:19] We don't want to hold you up and then have you know happy life, happy, happy, happy, happy life.
[00:42:23] We'll just cut it down.
[00:42:24] It was just kind of awful.
[00:42:25] What was it out?
[00:42:26] So listen, we're going to see it rescue the republic.
[00:42:28] Stop by the booth will be there with rumble.
[00:42:30] We're excited to be there.
[00:42:31] Of course, that's this weekend.
[00:42:33] If you guys like the show, take the short form, the long form.
[00:42:35] Obviously, do anything you want.
[00:42:37] We're not going to come after you.
[00:42:38] We want to expand unify the country through an education.
[00:42:41] Colonel, I'm a Gregor.
[00:42:42] Thank you so very much sir for joining us.
[00:42:44] We appreciate definitely want to have you back on wherever you feel like it.
[00:42:47] With what that be on the radio show also.
[00:42:49] Thank you.
[00:42:49] Radio show.
[00:42:50] So thank you sir.
[00:42:51] You have a great night.
[00:42:52] You all.
[00:42:53] Hold on, girl.
[00:42:53] You all have a good night.
[00:42:55] We'll see you tomorrow.
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[00:42:57] Colonel McGregor, please pass my regards to Mrs. McGregor for keeping you late.
[00:43:01] I apologize.
[00:43:03] I'll tell her that you're a very handsome guy and she needs to meet you.
[00:43:09] Whatever you take sir, I got blessed.
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[00:45:25] They would run up to the bamboo fence and they would be shooting between the bamboo with the buildings you know, and just shooting inside.
[00:45:33] The wanted man is Joseph Coney, charged with abducting huge numbers of children,
[00:45:38] forcing them to kill and mutilate innocent victims.
[00:45:42] Somebody had to pay the price.
[00:45:44] Sam did that.
[00:45:45] Sam children has never stopped because the bad things have never stopped.
[00:45:49] There is only one Sam to the if there is no one in the world.
[00:45:54] And I said to him, I said, would you go now to get Coney in the Congo?
[00:45:58] He says without it down in a second.
[00:46:00] Now it's the DRC. Tell us what's happening to children in the DRC.
[00:46:04] You have ISIS there, you have Islamic State and you have ADF.
[00:46:08] They say the Joseph Coney is still alive, he's in the Congo and now God has me in the Congo.
[00:46:13] You know, so hopefully we'll meet up one day.
[00:46:17] But maybe I can lead him to the Lord or send him there, one or the other out.