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HIGH ALERT! IRAN SAYS "BATTLE JUST BEGUN," CHINA MOVES SHIPS TO PERSIAN GULF, TRUMP READY TO STRIKE
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Richard Karn
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Richard Karn
And you may have seen me on TV talking about the world's number one expandable garden hose. Well, the brand new Pocket Hose Copperhead with Pocket Pivot is here and it's a total game changer. Old fashioned hoses get kinks and creases at the spigot, but the Copperhead's pocket pivot swivels 360 degrees for full water flow and freedom to water with ease all around your home. When you're all done, this rust proof anti burst hose shrinks back down to pocket size for effortless handling and tidy storage. Plus your super light and ultra durable Pocket hose Copperhead is backed with a 10 year warranty. What could be better than that? I'll tell you what an exciting radio exclusive offer just for you for a limited time. You can get a free pocket pivot and their 10 pattern sprayer with the purchase of any size Copperhead hose. Just text water to 64,000. That's water to 64,000 for your two free gifts with purchase w a t e r to 64,000 by texting 64,000.
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Clayton Morris
Available@pocket hose.com terms live from the Rocky Mountains. The beautiful Rocky Mountains. 100 degrees today. This is redacted. I'm Clayton Morris.
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Natalie Morris
I'm Natalie Morris. The heat's turned up. It is the world over.
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Clayton Morris
The dog was, like, freaking out and he's like, oh, my God. No, I just want to go back in the ac. It's too hot. Hope you guys are surviving out there. Welcome to the show. On this show, we cover the stories the mainstream media largely ignores. And right now, if you're trying to follow what's happening in the war between Israel and Iran, good luck trying to find that information because Israel has basically shut down a lot of media publications not being able to share videos of Interceptors failing over neighborhoods, attacks from Iran inside of Israel. So there is basically a media blackout.
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Natalie Morris
They call it a censorship, the military censorship. So if you want to publish something, you have to filter it through the government, through the military in Israel. Whether you are a domestic or a foreign correspondent from another nation, that means you could be an American journalist in Israel and you will. You will comply with their censorship.
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Clayton Morris
So we're gonna be talking about the very latest on that and the latest from the Trump administration on whether or not the Trump administration is going to attack Iran. We just got word from Carolyn Levitt, the White House press spokeswoman on that front. What is with the Iron Dome? I spoke to some Israeli friends today in downtown Tel Aviv who said, you know, there's. Imagine waking up every day and you're having to spend $40 million on interceptor rockets as part of your Iron Dome. It's not sustainable. Dr. Gilbert Doctorow on our show yesterday says that Iron Dome has about one week left of missiles of interceptor rockets. So we will see. We're gonna talk more deeply about that today.
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Natalie Morris
Plus, if American troops are pulled into this war, will we ever get a declaration of war where Congress decided that's not really necessary. And Dan McKnight has been arguing for this, that no one should be sent anywhere full stop without a full congressional declaration. The Constitution requires it. Why have we not done it in decades? We're gonna talk that. Plus, the Fed keeping rates the same. Are they prepping for war? Well, as Peter St. Ange said on our show recently, the Fed is the venture capitalist of every new war that we go into. So we're going to talk about that. Plus, I want you to stick around for this last segment about the new HIV drug. You're supposed to take it twice a year if you are at risk of hiv. I'm going to say all the things about HIV we are not supposed to say because it is compassionate to tell the truth and it is real. So stick around for that. It's going to be uncomfortable. It was disgusting writing this segment, so you have to be subject to it. You're gonna stick around to be grossed out. Yeah. You're gonna stay here and hear what the media will not tell you about how big pharma benefits from this new drug.
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Clayton Morris
Hello. I'm Bullseye from England. Good to see you guys. Let us know where you're joining us from in the chat room today. I should mention that at the end of today's show, we will be doing our Rumble Premium special, which means the whole show is free. But at the end of the show, after all of the news, we're gonna just hang out with our Rumble Premium subscribers. This is something we do specifically on Rumble because it's a free speech platform, and we love to give back and really encourage people to sign up for Rumble Premium because they do such a fantastic job of supporting free speech. And, you know, it's so valuable these days to have a platform that supports free speech. So thanks to Rumble Premium for that and our friends at Rumble.
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Natalie Morris
Okay, People in the chat are saying, hell, no. Yes. You're staying. I've kept it clean enough for you to know the truth. Please don't go. You must stay here and learn about the fda.
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Clayton Morris
All right. What a tease. Stick around for some disgustingness at the end of today's show. All right, well, let's talk about some disgustingness, which is the war right now between Iran and Israel and the US by proxy, of course, and now maybe China by proxy as well. The White House says that President Trump is trying to decide right now about a war with Iran, but he just needs a few weeks to. To decide.
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Unknown
Watch starting the ongoing situation in Iran. I know there has been a lot of speculation amongst all of you in the media regarding the president's decision making and whether or not the United States will be directly involved. In light of that news, I have a message directly from the president, and I quote, based on the fact that there's a substantial chance of negotiations that may or may not take place with Iran in the near future, I will make my decision whether or not to go within the next two weeks. That's a quote directly from the president for all of you today. So we'll kick it off for questions here in our new media seat, we have Eli Lake from.
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Natalie Morris
Okay, so that's a tbd, right? That's a. To be determined. We're just really not sure whether or not we're gonna go to war. The President needs some time to cool his jets, figure some things out, maybe meditate, maybe pray. Are you exhausted reading the tea leaves? And then anything we're promised doesn't happen. We don't know what's happening. Well, Seymour Hersh reports just the opposite. He says today in his reporting that a war and an attack on Iran is happening within the next 48 hours over the weekend. His report is chilling and absolutely credible, given his track record. He's a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist known for exposing the My Lai massacre. CIA abuses the secret US Operations. The US Blowing up the Nord Stream pipeline. We trust him pretty much. Here's what he says, that what I've been told is that a war is coming. He says. This is a report on what is most likely to happen in Iran as early as this weekend. According to Israeli insiders and American officials I've relied upon for decades. It will entail heavy American bombing. I have vetted this report with a longtime US Official in Washington who told me that all will be under control if Iran's Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei departs. Just how that might happen short of his assassination is not known. There's a great deal of talk about American firepower and targets inside Iran, but little practical thinking, as far as I can tell, about how to remove a revered religious leader with an enormous following. What the f. Does that mean, you guys? We really don't know. He's saying that an attack is imminent. They are full on planning for regime change, but they're calling it Depart. What does that mean? Depart the planet. Depart the soul, departs the body.
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Clayton Morris
Clayton, any, you know, departs, you know. Yeah, I mean, gets on a. You know, gets on a. Gets on a. Like a shuttle and, like, heads. Heads out somewhere. I mean, I don't exactly know. Iran, though, is ignoring Donald Trump's demand for unconditional surrender. The country's supreme leader shot down Trump's message on saying that there's no way the Islamic Republic will surrender. And the Iranian leader says the US Will face irreparable consequences if it's the military enters the fray. The Ayatollah also said six days into this war that the battle begins now. The battle is just beginning. Is this just talk? Is it just bluster? Or are we in for hell on earth as the night unfolds? So what we've seen so far hasn't really been a battle at all. Just like an opening salvo. I spoke to some Israeli friends today in Tel Aviv, former idf, who said it's about to get very dangerous. Every night they're sleeping in a bunker, children going to sleep. They said, you know, my children don't even know that there's a war. Because around 8:30 every night, that's when the war starts. And that's when we put them to bed inside the bunker.
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Natalie Morris
Can you imagine?
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Clayton Morris
I mean, this is, this is where things are right now. You have civilians, of course, who are going to be caught collaterally in all of this. That's what's happening.
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Natalie Morris
And this was done to them by Netanyahu, by the Netanyahu government that they do not support, that attacked Iran and then declared a state of emergency in their own borders and locked down the airspace so that nobody can leave, using their own people as fodder.
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Clayton Morris
So what we've seen so far hasn't really been a battle at all, I guess. What does he actually mean by that? That the battle is just beginning? Does he mean that China is coming, that Russia is coming? A few hours ago, China did send their ships, two electronic surveillance ships, the A55, the A15A, to the Persian Gulf. China has very deep ties to Iran and is very worried, of course, that their proxy would be eliminated. They have massive deals, the Belt and Road Initiative, massive oil deals. Is China going to sit idly by while one of their main partners is eliminated? Overnight, Iran launched multiple missile strikes into the heart of Tel Aviv. Striking military targets also hit Tel Aviv's largest hospital, which sits right, right next to military facilities. Of course, that's the dirty truth in all of this, right? That most of Israel's most important intelligence and military targets sit next to civilian infrastructure. Their version of the Pentagon that was hit last week sits next to civilian high rise buildings. Civilians, of course, are good human shields. Israel doesn't want you to know the extent of its damage or any of the damage that it's inflicting. The government has issued an unprecedented order restricting Israeli media from publishing details about the war. Like the videos that you're seeing right here on your screen being banned by the idf, not allowing you to see a lot of this unfolding in and around Tel Aviv. Specifically, the Israeli stock exchange was hit. Interceptor missiles fall. Here's the Israeli stock exchange that was hit. Interceptor missiles that are falling into civilian areas. So these are Israel's own Iron Dome interceptor missiles which are going right through the roofs of civilians in their own neighborhoods. They don't want you to see that. They don't want you to see civilian deaths. The IDF military Censor applies to Israeli media and any foreign media operating inside of Israel. So, like, if you're a Fox News reporter, if you're an MSNBC reporter, anything, like, you're being told basically what you're allowed to show and not allowed to show. At this point, the censorship rule extends beyond Gaza, banning Israeli press from publishing stories that could damage national morale or aid the enemy. In other words, don't show what's really going on here. The fog of war. But this just popped up in Tel Aviv calling on President Trump to finish the job. This was a big banner rolled out right across Tel Aviv today which shows finish the job. All right, so we want to bring in Colonel Davis now to talk about all of this. He's been watching this very, very closely and to have a deeper discussion about all of this. Colonel, welcome to the show. Good to see you.
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Colonel Davis
Thanks for. Sorry for the delay.
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Clayton Morris
Oh, no worries. We're just watching what's unfolding because it's like minute to minute right now, the Israeli media clamping down on this, really, a censorship regime put in place so you can't see what's happening there. Yesterday we had Dr. Gilbert Doctorow on the show who says that the Iron Dome has about a week left. I spoke to some Israelis today inside of Tel Aviv who say that may or may not be true. But imagine waking up every day having to spend $40 million on using interceptors. He's like, there's these Israelis told me that there's a lie being told about the Iron Dome, that when we see these missiles coming in, these hypersonics, or these other missiles coming in from Iran, that we're launching, like, one interceptor from the Iron Dome and we're having a 90% success rate. That's a lie. We're sending up dozens of interceptors from the Iron Dome, and almost all of them are failing. We may get one or two successfully that hit. So we're expending millions upon millions of dollars from the Iron Dome on a regular basis. Then you saw Seymour Hersh's reporting that says that the Iranian strike is coming from the President. What is your assessment, Colonel?
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Colonel Davis
Yeah, listen, in terms of the Iron Dome, it's a multilayered system. It's the Iron Dome, it's the David Sling, it's the Arrow 3, it's the US THAAD system, US Patriot systems, and according to Netanyahu earlier today, also our Aegis ships in the sea off the coast, all of which are trying to help provide air defense for Israel. But as we had Ted Postula a former MIT professor on the show yesterday, who graphically depicted that there are whole scores of flows of Iranian missiles that come in that don't even have an attempt at an interception. And then some of the video where there were some attempts, you see most of them miss. It's looking like somewhere around 10% effectiveness, which is actually surprising in some regards. It's that high because a lot of the interceptor missiles, especially those, the, the, the hypersonic missiles, there's nothing that either we or Israel has that can intercept those. That's why they're having such effect on. So we need to understand that very clearly that this mirage that Israel had, this protective air defense dome over, which was always a myth, now is being exposed as a myth. And who knows that maybe that's the reason why Trump postponed for his alleged answer for whether or not he's going to join the war for a couple of weeks. Because maybe they want to get more interceptors in for Israel because, I mean, at least 10% is better than no percent. So maybe they need to restock that. I don't have any independent knowledge about whether they're running out of interceptor missiles a lot. I read the Wall Street Journal article that said that they were running low. It stands to reason, because when you use that many missiles over this concentrated period of time, you're going to run short on them. And we don't have the capacity to continue to manufacture these things at pace. We can't do it for ourselves, for Ukraine or Israel. So hopefully President Trump is looking at some spreadsheets and going, it wouldn't be a good idea to get into a war that we don't have the capacity to continue to wage to protect our people and still have any kind of a success. So I really hope that's what is going, going on now.
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Natalie Morris
It gives us a sense that Israel and the American administration, no matter who's in power in the Uni Party, has lied to us about an Iron Dome, giving us this false sense of security that it can be done when clearly it can't. And Israelis should feel lied to about this, watching bombs rain down in a city they said they were told this couldn't happen to. But is there a but maybe some tactical. It's awful to say this, but you know, people have been dying there for years now that let Israel run out and then they have to negotiate when their government shows no appetite for negotiation. In fact, they launched this to thwart negotiations. Is there some, I mean, who has to die in the meantime? But is that a Tactic.
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Colonel Davis
Well, listen, I mean it's not like they need to run out. I mean, I think that they need to be cognizant. They don't have a protection now, whether they have another 500 missiles or not, they're still going to get a very small percentage of the incoming missiles. Of course, we also don't know how many more Iran has. There's some allegations they have several thousand more that they could use. Some, some people claim they're getting close to the end. No one really knows. We'll just have to wait and see what continues to happen. I'm pretty confident that Iran would, if even if they were getting low, they would have reserved a certain amount for the expectation that they have to fight the United States someday. And they don't want to do that empty handed. So I'm sure that they have some decent amount left. But that needs to be happening. What you described, you know, finding a way out of this diplomatically needs to be happening right now. But unfortunately it from all I've seen today, and I saw a number of comments from Netanyahu that he's just trying, like doubling down and trying to suck the United States in to fight this for him. Because I think they realize militarily they're not going to be able to win this on the ground or achieve any kind of success that they may want. They're not going to be able to take out the Fordo system. And by the way, just to be clear, in case anybody's confused on this, the claim that our GBU 57 bunker buster, that 30,000 pound bomb would take out Fordo I think is very unlikely to be accurate because what nobody that I've seen is talking about this in the western side is that the Iranians apparently, according to, apparently some Chinese sources have developed their system so that instead of like just a bunch of ground or just that the missile could try to penetrate through, it's actually broken up in granite and some angles. And so when the missile comes in it will knock it off course and deflect it and then it can be broken up by the other pieces. Probably 50ft is about all you're going to get and you got to go more than 300 to get there if you know where under the ground at Ford o the actual systems are. And we don't know that. So everybody needs to understand the chances of us actually taking this out, even if we enter the fight is pretty low. And why would you want to risk something that has a low probability of success and a high probability of getting Americans killed in the blowback that would definitely come is anybody's guess. And I again hope that's the reason why Trump delayed because sources I had in the White House told me that the chance that there would have been a bomb dropped by this weekend was pretty high. And now all of a sudden it looks like it won't be. But then again, who can really tell with Trump, right? He can change his mind anytime.
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Clayton Morris
Maybe a two pronged question here. What does China do? Sources I've been speaking to today say this is the big wild card here. China will not lose their proxy in Iran. They have massive deals, belt and road initiative deals with Iran, massive amounts of oil deals that fuel China. They are not going to allow Iran to fall. So what will China do? And I guess the other piece of this is when you hear Khomeini say that the battle has just begun and Israel is sort of like, you know, battening down the hatches for tonight. Tonight in the next 48 hours could be pivotal. What do you think that he means by the battle has just begun?
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Colonel Davis
Well, I think that, I guess. Well, let me take your questions in order. First of all about the Chinese. I mean, a lot of reports have been suggesting over the last two or three days a lot of Chinese transport, 747 style aircraft have come in delivering something we don't know what. I actually think the bigger issue is what Vladimir Putin said. I think it was earlier today, maybe it was yesterday. I saw the video this morning where he said, listen, we're going to be, my, my people are going to be at the Bershear nuclear facility. We might go as many as 600 people in there and we are not leaving. Making it clear that if you want to go to war with Russia, you hit that facility. But otherwise he said we're not going to leave. That raises the stake in the possibility of escalation or else Israel will simply fail in its objective to destroy the nuclear capacity if they can't hit Brashear. And I don't know what other sources he may be under, but I'm sorry, what was the second part of your statement there?
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Clayton Morris
Just about the battle just beginning.
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Colonel Davis
Yeah. Right. So listen, Iran fought an eight year war with Iraq. They suffered over a million casualties. Some have it even higher than that, but apparently the low end is a million over eight years. They know what it means to suffer and they were willing to put forth whatever effort is needed to continue to survive as a nation. And of course the hope is that a lot of these Folks have had Lindsey Graham being apparently the chief among them, is that they want a regime change and they figure that they'll try Libya style to weaken the government apparatus enough so that they can't control the population. Then the population will rise up and overthrow him. I suppose there's some possibility of that. I think it's pretty low though, because Iran is aware of that. They are certainly aware of the Libyan model and I think that they have built in firebreaks for that. But if that doesn't happen, I mean, you can't win a war by just lobbing a bunch of bombs in a country as big as Iran. I mean, for crying out loud, it's whatever it is, like 20 times bigger than Israel or so, and much bigger than Iraq. So you're not going to defeat that nation by lobbing a few missiles. So I really don't know what the Israeli objective, their military objectives are because it seems pretty unlikely to me they're going to succeed in any of them.
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Natalie Morris
Now tell me, talk a little bit about the way that this is presented to the American people as if it will be easy, as if, you know, precision strikes is all it takes is that we can minimize civilian deaths, as if Iraq is the, or Iran is this backwater that, you know, there's nothing there anyway, so who cares what we do to it? This is all a part of the narrative we saw selling us the war in Iraq.
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Colonel Davis
Yeah, there are too many illusions between the 2003 Iraq War and this one for my comfort, the least of which is that it's not going to be that hard. And you know, when trying to sell us on all this information that, you know, intelligence says that they were just about to have a bomb, you know, and we just have to take their word for it. Even though all of our intelligence sources said that they didn't and they didn't have a plan, they didn't have an intention to do so, or they have started now, they do have the capacity. And events like this, what has happened, happened so far is maybe exactly the thing. And I've been warning about this for years. If you want to push Iran to the bomb, do this. Because if you make them calculate that the only way we can guarantee our national security is by having a nuclear bomb, this will push them in that direction as opposed to working diplomatically where you have gave them every reason not to do so, where everybody could have lived in peace. But we have chosen not to do that. The Lindsey Graham's of this world, the Ted Cruz's of this World know they want to join in with Benjamin Netanyahu to destroy and kill everybody in the Middle East. They don't want. And what is it? Newt Gingrich last night went on Fox News on Hannity and said, this is a golden opportunity. This is going to be the Gorbachev Thatcher moment. It's going to be Trump and Netanyahu, and they're going to usher in this peace. They're going to put in place a friendly government, this friendly to the west inside Iran. It's going to be great. And I'm like, what, like what planet are you guys living on? I mean, have you been smoking some cocaine or something?
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Natalie Morris
Because planet war propaganda. That's. That's their plan.
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Colonel Davis
Yeah, yeah, it is. But, you know, even if you take morality out of it, why pursue something that has almost no chance of success unless you're like, well, maybe if we roll the dice and it happens to work cool, and if not, well, it's just the Israeli people and Iranian people that die. So, yeah, it's worth it, then maybe you need to look at the moral compass a little bit closer because militarily it doesn't have hardly any chance of success and it could cost us a lot. They think it's cost free. It is not cost free to try that. And we may find out to our demise just how costly it is.
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Natalie Morris
Let me ask you this question because in his fantastic book Imperial Hubris, Michael Shawyer, who was CIA, exposes how the CIA had warned Washington it could not win a war in Afghanistan. And it knew that because it helped the Mu Hashadeen fight off Russia. And so all intelligence said there is no winning in Afghanistan, but we did it anyway because it was fun. Is there intelligence that says this already about Iraq that we. I'm sorry, I keep saying Iran, that is being kept from us.
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Colonel Davis
I don't have any access to that myself, so I couldn't speak one way or the other. But based on the actions, I can only assume that there are plenty of smart people that realize this, that know that it's virtually impossible to succeed here, that understand how military affairs work, balance of power and all that kind of stuff, and understand that Iran has certainly foreseen this possibility in all of its defensive capacity. And I'm sure they were clearly caught off guard. I mean, it was kind of a Pearl harbor moment for them where they were, you know, sucker punched, et cetera, and they lost a lot of senior people. And that took course over a number of days, which I frankly found a bit surprising that Iran was not better at protecting their senior leaders after that initial barrage because they've lost a lot of people. That seems to have dried up now. They're trying to protect them, but they lost a lot in here. But all of those folks can be replaced and will be replaced and they'll go on just like when we assassinated Soleimani in January 2020. He got replaced and they continue to operate. Doesn't change anything as long as the system is still in place. And you can't destroy the system with a few missiles because Israel doesn't have enough. It just doesn't work that way. So it should trouble us all that, whether it's Israel or some of the United States that want to get behind this, don't understand how wars work and they start an operation that can't be fixed. Let's don't get involved with what the mistake that Netanyahu has already made by committing his country to a course of war that they don't have the resources and the ability to finish by getting our ourselves impaled in this. Trump needs to recognize that there's no win here. There's no success and a lot of potential costs in the United States. And I really hope that this two week pause that he's announced here is because he recognizes this can't work and then he finds some diplomatic way out. I really hope that's what's happening.
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Clayton Morris
From your mouth to God's ears. Yeah, absolutely. Colonel Davis, always great to see you. Thank you so much for joining us as always. And people should watch your excellent show. It's a must watch in our house. So thank you. Colonel.
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Natalie Morris
Yeah, I watch it all the time. Every time there's a new video, I'm on it.
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Colonel Davis
So, yeah, I really appreciate it. Thank you very much. It's very kind of you to say.
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Clayton Morris
Awesome. Thanks, Colonel.
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Natalie Morris
Well, let's talk about, coming up, what would happen if American soldiers are put on the ground in Iran without a constitutional required congressional vote? Well, that's been happening for the last couple of decades, but our next guest has been trying to prevent it. He says absolutely there should be no soldiers there without a congressional declaration. Unfortunately, Congress did not agree. That was recently voted down. But that doesn't mean we're going to stop because we believe in the cause. We're going to talk about that in a second. But before we do, Clayton will tell you about Black Forest Supplement, which supports redacted.
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Clayton Morris
Thank you. I will tell you about that because studies have been done to show that flavanols in cocoa stimulate Stem cells to come out of your bone marrow like bees coming out of a beehive in your bloodstream. And the folks from Black Forest supplements have actually managed to put this inside of one of their supplements. But don't take it from me, take it From Harvard scientist Dr. William Lee who backs all of this up.
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Unknown
Listen, studies have been done to show that the flavanols in cocoa stimulate stem cells to come out of your bone marrow like bees in a beehive in your bloodstream. And they go out and they find wherever needs to be repaired. If it's in your heart, they'll fix it. If it's in your liver, they'll fix it. If it's in your skin, they'll fix it. And so we can eat foods like high flavanol cocoa in order to be able to actually get, get the stem cells to work a little bit better. There was a study called the Cosmos study that was completed recently.
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Clayton Morris
Yeah, yeah.
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Unknown
That showed that eating high flavidone cocoa decreases the risk of cardiovascular death. Yeah, right. Over a period like a stat. Exactly. Except, except made with, by, by eating the same thing that you used to make chocolate. So we're not telling people to go out to have chocolate, which is a confection.
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Colonel Davis
It's got a lot of sugar and.
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Unknown
All kinds of other stuff in it, but it's the stuff underlying it, the core of it. Studies have been done.
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Clayton Morris
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Richard Karn
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Natalie Morris
Well, our next guest believes that no American soldier should be sent to war without an official declaration of Congress, as is required by the Constitution. Yet we have not done that in decades. Soldiers have died in foreign conflicts that we have not declared formal wars. Why is that? Well, this week, a bipartisan attempt to enforce that principle failed. Lawmakers tried to require congressional approval before any military action against Iran, but the resolution never even made it to a vote. Dan McKnight has been fighting this battle for years at the federal level and in state legislatures across the country. He's a veteran, a constitutionalist and founder of Bring Our Troops Home. He says enough is enough and he joins us to discuss this. Dan is here with us. Yes, you are here. Thank you so much for joining us. And you've been a vocal spokesperson against For Soldier Safety. One thing I learned when we started talking to you years ago is that veterans are the largest anti war constituency of the American populace. And so what do you think will happen if American soldiers are sent to war? And tell us how you feel about that?
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Dan McKnight
Well, the way I feel is pretty clear that the Constitution gives the authority to declare war to one body in Congress, and that's Congress. American soldiers are at war in Iran, whether anyone's going to admit it or not. And thousands of National Guard troops from across our country are being transitioned and positioned in the Middle east right now for this war. And it's going to be up to us in the states to fix this. We can't fix it in Washington, D.C. the only way we can do it is in the states. And then we have to take away half of the military industrial complex's war machine. We, we have to take away the National Guard from being able to deploy to a war that hasn't been declared yet. And the only way we can do that is in the state legislatures.
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Clayton Morris
So thousands of American National Guard troops already. We already have 50,000American forces already stationed in the region. Iran has been very vocal about they would hit American soldiers. Biden knew that. Biden said openly that it's only a matter of time before American soldiers are hit in this region. And so our question to President Biden at the time was then why the hell are they there? Get them the hell out of there. Have if we're going to war in Iran, get congressional approval on all of this. Lindsey Graham doesn't seem to think that that's necessary. Senator Lindsey Graham doesn't think that's necessary. But you have other members of Congress, Thomas Massie and others who've put Forth a resolution saying we need congressional approval. I mean, why do we have to keep bringing this up?
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Dan McKnight
You know, it's a very basic question. And Tom Massie is doing great work. He is holding the line. He is a true constitutionalist. And you look at other people in the media who are considered constitutional conservatives like Mark Levin, who called Thomas Massie little Tommy and called him a traitor to America for proposing that Congress should be the authority to declare war, even called him out and called him an unconstitutional idiot, saying that because Thomas Massie was relying on the war powers clause of 1973, that it demonstrated how ignorant Tom was of the Constitution because the War Powers act is not part of the Constitution. Well, you know what, Mr. Levin? You know what else is a part of the Constitution? Presidential war powers. It's also not in the Constitution. And so Mark Levin is not an America first patriot. He is a neocon warmonger. And he does not. We're not fighting a war for his sake to defend Israel. We are fighting a war in Iran to perform another regime change. And when was the last time America was involved in a regime change that ended well?
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Clayton Morris
Yeah, Mark Levin is an Israel first little man. He's a little man and doesn't understand how important this would be for the American populace. And Americans being killed in a war zone. So many people in our chat room right now are saying, beware of false flags. And I was speaking earlier today to a friend in Israel and I said, you know, the thing is that false flags in the United States, they work tremendously. They work tremendously. Gulf of Tonkin, Remember the Maine, the USS Liberty. And then it rallies Americans to put yellow ribbons around their trees. Are you fearful that our American soldiers are being used right now as cannon fodder for a false flag attack?
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Colonel Davis
Sure.
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Dan McKnight
And it's been happening for a long time. We have created this idolatry in America and some of it is deserved. We put American soldiers on a pedestal, but not because we honor their sacrifice or what they're willing to pay the value of their own life to defend our nation. But we do it because it creates this almost separation, almost a hero like status, almost a cult following for anything that the troops do under the discretion and the direction of somebody who's not following the Constitution. So we wrap yellow ribbons around trees, we fly flags. We give veterans discounts at Applebee's on Veterans Day. We honor them at halftimes of shows. And it's a way to demonstrate that we support the troops. Troops unequivocally, no matter what, which we should. When they are being used for constitutional purposes, if they are being sent around the world, it's not their fault, it's the leader's fault. It is the elected officials in our country's fault for abdicating their responsibility and giving it away to a single man and allowing the warmongers in the media to drag America into another war.
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Natalie Morris
I don't understand how this is partisan. Because Democrats in 2020, when they were working so hard to oppose Trump, passed in the Senate a resolution that would require the president to get congressional approval for a war with Iran. Fast forward five years later, they no longer support that, even though they still hate Trump. But do they? I don't understand why. Why not now? What is the justification for saying, oh, no, if we just go to a war, it's okay, we don't need this.
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Richard Karn
This.
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Dan McKnight
Well, I think it's because the largest lobby in Washington D.C. is APAC. And this is. They are trying to drag us into war. They are trying to drag us into war to their own defense. And first we just dabble our toe in and we negotiate and we allow them to strike Iran. And then it comes out that we actually had something to do with the planning. And then it comes out that we are now actually shooting down missiles in defense of Iran. What's going to happen when we incidentally maybe fire one of our own missiles into Iran? Does that mean we have now proposed our proposed, pushed ourselves into a war that hasn't been declared? It does, actually. We are participating. We are an instrumentality of war right now in our current war footing. And there is no Republican Party, there is no Democratic Party. There is only a war party in Washington D.C. and I can count on two hands the number of people in Washington D.C. serving in Congress, in the House or in the Senate who are not part of that war machine. It is a small number and that's why we've taken our fight out of D.C. d.C. Is irrelevant when it comes to stopping America from this adventure building in these undeclared wars. It has to be fought in the states. It has to be fought where average citizens who oppose these wars who are not in favor of them have a lever of power. We have more leverage in the state legislatures than we ever will or ever did have in Washington D.C. well, that.
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Natalie Morris
Explains why you take this to the state. State by state is where you're trying to get this passed, because DC Is a lost cause. So I just. Before you ask your question, I don't want to let people know that they can go to bring our troops home US or follow troops home US On X. Go ahead, Clayton.
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Clayton Morris
Dan, I was going to ask you, when was the last time we declared war? When was the last time Congress declared war, voted, gave the President the authority to launch an attack?
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Dan McKnight
1942, against Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria? 1942. So over 80 years ago was the last time. And since that time, let's just quickly name some Korea, Vietnam, Grenada, Panama, desert storm, Iraq, 1, 2 or 3, Afghanistan, Syria, Yemen, the Horn of Africa. We can go on. There's probably 70 wars that we can name that we have never declared. And Congress has literally abdicated their responsibility. They've given away the authority that we gave to them as the people. Our founding fathers were very clear on this. They did not want to have a king having the authority to take our nation from a condition of peace to a condition of war unilaterally. That's why they put it in the hands of Congress, because they are the closest to the people. And if America is going to shed blood, bury our treasure, or our lives in another country, we should do it with the informed consent of we the people. Congress is afraid to do that because the ramifications of going back to their home districts in Boise, Idaho, or Bismarck, North Dakota, means that they would have to tell constituents why they took their sons and daughters away from their communities and put them in a war somewhere halfway around the world, fighting for a cause that has nothing to do with American interests.
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Natalie Morris
I have a question. I read a book about insurance, and it said that veterans get special benefits if they have served in an active war or a declared war. There are legal differences, such as VA benefits, medals, honors, public recognition, legal protections, and things like that. So everyone who has served in an undeclared war since doesn't have it quite so easy as a veteran. And that's wrong. Can you explain that better than I, Than I just did?
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Dan McKnight
You know, that's an interesting concept because I think that we've blurred the lines. When, you know, I was in Afghanistan 2005-2007, and we came home with a chest full of ribbons and awards and medals from war, even for people that never left the fob, people that never left the office, people that never put on a helmet, never picked up a rifle, never engaged the enemy, came home with a chest full of war ribbons. So I think we've blurred those lines. And I don't know that there is actual distinction anymore in our society between combat that's been declared, combat that has not been declared, or no combat at all we, like I said, this propaganda that we use to prop the troops up as a justification for war has gotten out of control. And I just don't know that there is an actual distinction anymore.
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Clayton Morris
So it's like participation, Participation, trophies now within our armed forces for these wars. Unbelievable.
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Dan McKnight
If you looked on Lindsey Graham's as DD214, that's your official record when you leave the military, he probably has a war medal. We all know that Lindsey Graham never went to war. I believe he was a, an attorney in the Air Force, I think, I'm not even sure on that. But even if he was in the military and he claims he was, can you imagine that man picking up a rifle and engaging an enemy? The only thing he can engage the enemy with is the words that are coming out of his mouth or the support that he offers with American dollars.
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Clayton Morris
Yeah, true enough. True words are never spoken. Dan McKnight, thank you so much for your honesty, integrity, and pushing for us to have checks and balances in Washington, D.C. no more wars. Keep our troops out of there and make us vote on it. Put it before the American people. We were promised transparency. Put it before the American people. If we, if we, if it's an existential crisis to the United States of America, Americans will vote on it.
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Natalie Morris
I mean, think of the way we're sold. This right now is like a GOP poll that says Americans support this. You do support it. Which then I guess makes us think, well, that's good enough for me then. That's not what the Constitution. That's not the way it's supposed to be. So thank you so much for your hard work. It's always a pleasure to speak to you.
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Dan McKnight
It's good seeing you both.
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Clayton Morris
Thanks, Dan. All right, coming up here on the show, we're going to talk about the Fed because you know, the Fed, the reason we have a Federal Reserve is for war. The Federal Reserve really is able to devalue the US Dollar, print as much money as needed, and supply us with these endless amounts of dollars for war, as Ron Paul says. Congressman Ron Paul has always famously said. He said it in his book. And the Fed, if we didn't have the Federal Reserve, we wouldn't have all of these foreign wars.
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Natalie Morris
If we had to just pull it out of our current checkbook. Not possible. It would not be possible. We do this on the idea of Fed back to dollar creation. So we're gonna talk about that in a second.
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Clayton Morris
But first, leading economists now again, and Ron Paul has been pushing us to go back to A gold standard in the United States. We thought at least in the first few days of the Trump administration, we were actually gonna have a move towards a gold standard in the United States again. Maybe a portion of our US Dollars backed by gold. I don't know what's going on with that. I don't know what's happening right now with Fort Knox. Where the hell is that gold? We've been promised transparency there. That kind of fizzled out. So that's why so many people, governments, central banks are doubling down and buying as much gold as they can right now. March 2025 survey from Deutsche bank found that 84% right now of corporate CFOs believe a recession will hit. Hit by Q1 2026. Nearly every time a recession hits, the same scenario plays out. The dollar weakens, risk. Assets like stocks, bonds, cash, all collapse. Gold and silver surge in value. Why? Because recessions trigger a rush to safe haven, assets like precious metals and a stampede away from the volatility of Wall Street. Here's a quick recap. In 2008, while the S&P 500 fell, gold nearly doubled in value. During the 1973-74 recession. As inflation, unemployment, skyrocketed, gold experienced a significant breakout. 2020 Covid gold surging over $2,000 an ounce, simultaneously doubling in value and silver climbing from $12 an ounce to $29 an ounce. So as recessions push those people who are unprepared, they can also reward those who hold real assets and retain value during these economic crises. So don't wait to take positive steps right now to protecting your wealth. Our friends over at Lear Capital can help you do this. The only company we trust to help us purchase gold and silver, we purchase gold coins, silver coins and have them shipped right to our house. We also make larger purchases with them where they're stored in a 24 hour guarded facility. You can do that as well. You can also transfer an old 401k that you have or an old IRA that you have into a self directed IRA that gives you total control. Not Wall Street. Just get on the phone with them today. They're an American company. They will talk to you, have a great conversation with you, provide education material so you can talk it over with your loved ones about it. Is it time now to convert? Like if you've got a thousand dollars in US dollars, converting it over to gold and silver to protect your family, 1-800-613-3557 or just go to learredacted.com to get their New Gold and Silver report today. It's totally free. Just have a conversation with them again. We are Ron Paul believers in gold and silver and precious metals. But I would love to know what the hell's going on with Fort Knox, that's for sure. Anyway, go to learedacted.com right now or call their 800 number, 1-800-613-3557.
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Richard Karn
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Clayton Morris
Yeah, we have no updates on this Fort Knox situation. Remember, it was all like, all right.
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Natalie Morris
Thomas Massey put forward a resolution to look into that, but everyone's been a little too distracted to care much.
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Clayton Morris
Well, they're so fearful of like how you take things away from the Fed. You know, if the Fed has its teeth removed. And, and so what happened yesterday, right, the Fed.
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Natalie Morris
The Fed kept interest rates low. Do you want me to.
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Clayton Morris
Yeah, I do.
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Natalie Morris
Okay. That's my way of thank you for that soft toss, Clayton. Well, President Trump said he would do a better job as Fed chief than Jerome Powell because Powell is a stupid person who is costing the country a fortune citing high interest payments for the federal government. So about those high interest payments, I mean, we could lower the debt. That's one way to lower interest, is lower your principal balance. You know, we're taught that in high school, but that's a Thought. But the Fed may not be able to do that because they have a new war to fund. There is about. We were, when I checked just a few hours ago. Approaching 37 trillion national debt. It's clear that the US can't afford a new war. But it can if the Fed acts as a venture capitalist for a new war, like it does every time Washington wants one. Former Congressman Ron Paul points out in his fantastic book End the Fed that World War I was funded by. Here we go, 21% your tax dollars, 56% Fed backed borrowing and 23% outright money creation. And that has gotten worse with every subsequent war since World War I. Think about that for a second. While our next guest is Chris Rossini. He's the author of Set Money what Every American Needs to Know about the Federal Reserve. He's no stranger to this financial cartel. So what do you think of the Fed keeping interest rates the same and possibly backing a new war?
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Chris Rossini
Well, obviously I do not want them backing any wars. That's number one. As you well know, we should not have a Federal Reserve at all. We should have interest rates set by the marketplace. They do not know what interest rates should be. President Trump does not know what interest rates should be. So it's impossible for him to be better at a job that should not exist. So it would be as if, because they're price fixers, you know, if I had two friends and they made an exchange with each other for Nike sneakers for 100 bucks, I can't go as an outsider, say, no, no, no, no, I fixed the price at 50. You can't make this transaction. Well, that's what fixing interest rates does. They're dictating what prices should be for interest rates. And they do it for themselves and they do it for the government at times, but mostly for themselves. The Fed, number one, their number one priority is the cartel of banks above the nation, above presidential policies. What's good for the banks is what they do first. Everything else comes after that. So, you know, and President Trump can no better set interest rates either. So, yeah, it would be horrible for them to lower rates, give us more inflation. I'm paying enough at the supermarket and everywhere else, despite what President Trump says that inflation is dead. He's making that up to try to say that it's fine for them to inflate. Well, everybody I know and my own bills included, inflation is not dead. So it's a lose lose situation between Powell and Trump. Neither of them know what interest rates should be.
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Clayton Morris
How exactly does the Fed fund Wars.
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Chris Rossini
Well, when interest rates are lower and the government borrows more, so the government has to borrow money because obviously they have no money. So they have to borrow either from foreigners or from big institutions. And then the Fed will step in and pick up the slack. They will print money and buy Treasuries. So they are funding the war by printing money out of thin air and then buying the US treasury saying, here, government, use this and have your war. So that's how they fund it. And you mentioned back in 1913, one other thing that happened then was the income tax. Right before the Fed was created, it was just for the rich. Just the rich are going to pay the ultimate, the top 1%. And then once World War I started, it was like a net was pulled up and the entire population, now everybody's paying income taxes, including us today. So you give them an inch and they will take everything from you.
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Natalie Morris
And they sold this. I want to encourage everybody to go out and look for the video that Disney did for the federal government of Donald Duck being instructed on how paying taxes was patriotic because we needed to bomb the Nazis. Disney did this piece of propaganda to sell us on the income tax and it was supposed to be temporary. So even though in World War these numbers, we just point out that 21% of the war was based on taxation and the rest was all just created. But what would that, what percent of a new war do you think would be on the American taxpayer and then what would happen to our economy as a result?
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Chris Rossini
Well, I mean, you guys know the numbers. The 37 trillion in debt. Natalie made a great point. If they really want to help, they could shrink the government. That was what Elon Trump everything was going to be with Doge, but that got tossed aside. It's a non issue now. And we find that we're getting big, beautiful bills with more deficits, more debt. So they're just adding, they're going in the exact opposite direction of that campaign which scammed us, unfortunately. And so it would be just more of the same on a greater scale. And we're a nothing. Like your previous guest said, the last time we voted for a war Congress, we are not that country at all. We were a manufacturing powerhouse. We had a cohesive culture, a cohesive people that were patriotic. Today, half our country hates the other half and hates the leader. No matter who the leader is. We're in debt. We manufacture nothing. We're a shell of our former self and we're going to go fight Iran and possibly Russia and China. I mean, we're digging our own grave and we're commenting on it. It's like we're historians in decline here. It's a terrible situation. They could only be bad. And you know what? The American people do not want it because we just had an election six months ago not to do this. And President Trump is just kicking us to the curb.
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Clayton Morris
Where do you think we go with a gold standard or move towards a gold standard in the United States? There's been discussion in the Trump administration, at least early on, that we would use at least a portion of the US Dollar in a similar way to what BRICS is doing. So BRICS is not fully on a gold standard, of course. Russia, South Africa, Brazil, India, China and all of the, what's like 20 more countries that are now part of BRICS. Bricks as well. It's not fully on a gold standard, but it's backed by gold. It's backed by precious minerals, it's backed by commodities. The United States dollar isn't backed by anything. It's only backed by really the United States military.
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Chris Rossini
Exactly. And I don't think that the possibility of a gold standard is any time in our near future unless we have a severe, severe financial crisis, which is always possible, especially if you get into a major war. Our government does not want it. You know, the empire does not want. Because gold standard is a restraint. The, the, the you. And they don't want restraints. They don't even want votes on, you know, the Congress is, they don't even want to vote for war, let alone you're going to restrain us with gold. So it's, it's pretty sad, you know, and they gave us all this talk about Fort Knox. Clayton, you mentioned it. You know, that was another thing that was just thrown away. So do I think a gold standard is on the horizon? Not unless there is a severe financial crisis, which you know, is where we're headed anyway. But it's a shame because you don't have to go down that road. You can do the right thing. You know, it's like quitting smoking. You don't have to wait until you're, you get emphysema. You could stop now, but they have no, no ambition to stop at all.
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Natalie Morris
That's a great analogy.
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Clayton Morris
You could stop before. It's painful for you to walk up and down stairs. You might want to take that action. Chris, I wanted to read because Congressman Ron Paul wrote the foreword to your book, which is called Set Money Free. And I want to promote your book if I can.
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Dan McKnight
Here.
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Clayton Morris
Ron Paul says set Money Free is an important work that explains the economic, philosophical and historical case against the Fed. People looking to spread the ideas of liberty should consider buying multiple copies of this book and hand them out to friends, relatives and co workers. Maybe donate it to a local library. He said the reason why ending the Fed is key to restoring liberty, peace and prosperity. Those are Congressman Ron Paul's words. So pick up a copy of Set Money Free. I know you didn't ask me to do that, but I think it's vital for people to read it. I mean, read it to your kids so they understand the villainy that is the Fed. Thank you, Chris.
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Chris Rossini
Thank you.
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Clayton Morris
All right, all right.
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Natalie Morris
Well, coming up, there is non war to talk about. We're gonna talk about it. Can you believe it? We're gonna talk about why the FDA just approved this new HIV drug. Is it gonna help anybody not get hiv? Hiv? I don't know where that accent came from.
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Clayton Morris
It's from California. You grew up in California. You've got your vocal fry.
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Natalie Morris
I think that was. I just turned brown British for a second there, but I'm back. Okay. My brain was hijacked. We are going to talk about some truths about hiv. You're not going to like it, but you're going to be equipped with real knowledge about it. So hold your horses. Before we do that, though, we want to tell you about our friends over at Chapter because a close friend of ours just saved tens of thousands of dollars on Medicare and we want you to know how they did it so you can, too. Medicare enrollment is complicated and that's on purpose because the more confused you are, the easier it is for Big Insurance to steer you into overpriced plans that make them more money. Trump's Department of Justice just sued three of the biggest brokers in America because what they were doing was steering people into plans that would give those company kickbacks. And that's illegal and disgusting. But Chapter was created so that you would have an honest broker. Chapter does not do this. They will search every Medicare plan and they will pick the one that is right for you and teach you how to do it. You can have just a 30 minute phone call to Chapter and you can save tens of thousands going forward. The call is 100% free. No pressure, just real honest help. And the Average person saves $1,100 working with Chapter. So if you're turning 65 already on Medicare, call the number on the screen and connect with Chapter today. You'll be so glad you did. It's 202-655-5811 or go to AskChapter.org redacted one more time. That's AskChapter.org redacted.
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Richard Karn
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- [60:46]
Clayton Morris
Coming up in just a little bit after this segment, we are going to hang out with everyone and do our Rumble Premium hangout. So you know, just get your get yourselves ready on Rumble Premium for that.
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Natalie Morris
All right. Well, there are two ugly truths about this new HIV vacation vaccine that the FDA approved this week that the media will not tell you. So look at this headline, the way that this is coming across. Full approval, Powerful drug. Listen to this NBC News anchor breathlessly excited about this new HIV vaccine. But what they don't say is even more revealing than what they do. Watch.
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Colonel Davis
They're following some breaking news out of the fda.
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Natalie Morris
The agency has just approved a new highly effective HIV prevention medication. In clinical trials, the drug nearly eliminated the spread among people given an injection every six months. Joining us now with more NBC News medical fellow Dr. Akshay Sayal. So Dr. Sayal, first tell us about this drug and why so many are excited about it. Okay. So exciting. The doctor they go on to interview says passionately that this is better because the current HIV HIV prevention is a daily pill so people don't take that they don't want to. They don't want to refill their prescription. Now we can just give them two shots a year. That's why it's better. What are the two populations, though, that take this, you wonder? Like, why would anyone want an HIV prevention shot? Here's what they don't say, is that the two populations that should take it are gay, bisexual, and transportation transgender people, or cisgender women in Sub Saharan Africa. That's weird, right? Like, why these two populations? Well, the sad truth is, for one of them, because of promiscuous lifestyle. And for the other is because they get sexually assaulted all the time in Sub Saharan Africa. So it's like, we can't really stop you from getting graped without a G, but we can give you a vaccine that means you might not get AIDS when it happens. Is that better? Is that progress? So again, let's begin with these two vulnerable populations for hiv, The African women. So what they say? I object to the term cisgender, but okay, they tested it on cisgender women in South Africa and Uganda because of their high HIV exposure, often linked to conditions like gender inequality, economic dependency, and endemic sexual violence. Which means they may have to take a job where they are sexually abused all the time. We saw this in the WHO documents that that's how it goes. You take a job at a clinic, your boss is gonna be sleeping with you, and whether you like it or not. And that's the way it goes. The study did not really account for who was sexually assaulted and who wasn't. They only looked at who contracted AIDS and who didn't. Also, it was not tested with a placebo. It was tested against the women who took a daily that is currently on the market. That tells us nothing about who's protected against sexual violence and who is not. That's not really liberation. That's just market testing. All this says is you're better off getting a shot twice a year than taking a daily pill because you're gonna get graped girl, and you may get aids. So this is how we protect you. Is that. Think about that as a woman. Like, do I need to take this? Because I just. You know, it's so likely that I'm gonna get assaulted and then I might get AIDS from it. I guess I'll just take a shot twice a year. Can you imagine? Do you think? I ask you if the NBC anchors who read this excited news knew that, would they be quite so excited? Okay, now brace yourself. Cause we're gonna move on to gay and bi and trans people in the US and their risk of aids. Again, this drug was not tested on a placebo. It was tested only against people who took the this daily pill. Now, the media ignores the fact that people on preventative HIV medicine, it's called PrEP, often think of this as a license for promiscuity. And data shows that then they exhibit riskier behavior and they are more likely to contract STDs. Not AIDS, but other fun things. Like, here are some studies that prove that this one showed that men who were on prep meds had a 3.35percent increase in cases of chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis. It's not aids. It's a whole different kind of party. Here's another found that gay men on these types of meds were 11 to 45 times more likely to be diagnosed with a bacterial STD than men who were not. There are dozens of studies like this. Do you think that men who are put on this preventative AIDS medicine are informed of this? Like, hey, this may give you a license to go have a party, and then you're going to get other things. So beware of that? Probably not. In fact, because the media loves to advocate for gay sex so often, gay men are never told the truth, which is that anal sex is incredibly risky. Here is what is never acknowledged. Anal sex is 20 times riskier than vaginal sex for HIV contraction. Condoms are highly likely to fail, making this even riskier. And in fact, In December of 1990, the FDA published this warning, saying that condoms are more likely to break during this type of intercourse than any other. And even if it doesn't, it's risky because the tissue in the rectum can bleed and tear. Clayton's getting so uncomfortable. I warned you. It says these tears allow disease germs to pass more easily from one partner to another. Other this. And in fact, in the 80s, the Surgeon General even said that this type of sex was too dangerous to practice. Now, why, I ask you, does the government not issue these warnings anymore? It's because they now put the onus on condom companies. They figure that condoms, preventative drugs, and regular HIV testing is enough, so they don't teach you to manage the risk at all. But even with the condom part, think of the second part, about tears in the tissue in the rectum. Humans haven't somehow evolved and our buttholes are stronger. That's not true. Sorry, Clay. Look at his face. You need to stop doing this because I'm trying to deliver serious news. This is serious. These are the things.
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Clayton Morris
Oh, I'm serious. I'm just. I'm just. Yeah, it's just.
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Natalie Morris
Yeah, you need to man up and listen to this because these are the things that the government is actively not saying. So when your kid goes into sexual education, they're told this type of gay sex is totally fine and totally safe. And it is not. And they know that. And so by putting forward these preventative AIDS drugs, they know that these kids are gonna get other things, not just kids, but also adults. And they don't say so. So this is not really allyship. You know, you're trying to be so inclusive that you don't say what the true risk of gay sex is. Is that allyship? I would say that's more homophobic to not tell them the truth again. I wonder, do you think these NBC anchors who did this segment understood that? Do you think they cared? So, yeah, you can take a twice yearly shot if you want while you either keep getting graped without a G or you have a fun and busy sex life and then you get other STDs. So fun. But I ask you, who benefits from this? Definitely not the women who are at risk of sexual assault in Africa. Don't pretend this is awesome for them. Definitely not the gay men contracting more STDs that no one warns them about. Not the public who's told the half truth in the name of inclusion, but Big Pharma does. They don't need to stop any sexual violence. They don't need to encourage caution.
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Clayton Morris
They.
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Natalie Morris
They just want you to keep getting this twice yearly shot for the rest of your life. So, yeah, I said what I said. Clayton didn't like it, but you needed to hear it.
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Clayton Morris
Well, I don't like it. I don't have to like it. I also don't like when we cover war. But no, this isn't about saving lives at all. They don't care about that. It's about selling more drugs. That's all it is. And by the way, the same like liberals who go on television, MSNBC and so forth and push for this type of behavior and sort of celebrating these AIDS drugs are the same morons that pull, push for, you know, don't ever tell the truth about birth control pills and the likelihood of stroke as a result of taking birth control pills.
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Natalie Morris
Yeah.
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Clayton Morris
You know, these are the same people, I think, unless I'm wrong.
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Natalie Morris
I mean, there are many uncomfortable truths that if you are a gay person, you need to know. It is not homophobic to say so. It is, in fact Ignorant to not. And so you have to ask yourself, huh? Why. Why don't we discuss that? Why do we. We act like it's Pride Month right now. We act like gay sex is the best thing you could possibly do in every gay person is the most amazing, brave person in the world. That's actually dangerous rhetoric, don't you think?
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Clayton Morris
I mean, it's weird in Russia. I mean, maybe this is a bridge too far, but, I mean, like, in Russia, they banned extremists. They literally lumped in teaching things to minors or pushing this agenda on minors as extremist. So it's banned in Russia to even be able to promote content information. Pushing this kind of information to minors. Maybe that's something we should do in the United States.
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Natalie Morris
States, Yeah. I mean, this merits a real conversation about safety for gay people. We are not allowed to have it. Okay, so I just had it. I'm not telling you what not to do, but I'm telling you what to think about if you're gonna do. That's what I'm saying. And that they lie to you in the. In the name of that all rhymed illusion and big pharma benefits. I think I've made my case. I'm gonna leave it right there.
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Clayton Morris
Well, thank you for that.
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Natalie Morris
You're welcome. In our team chat, they're like, she said. But, yes, I did.
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Clayton Morris
Well, I also, like, said that you told us that the onus is on, and I even wrote in our chat that you said onus.
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Natalie Morris
I did. Yeah. So, okay. I didn't like saying those things. Those are things that we need to say.
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Clayton Morris
Someone at the beginning of the show said, you know what we need to. Because we used to say on our show, hey, welcome to Redacted. It's time to get uncomfortable. Maybe we need to say that again. Bring that back.
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Natalie Morris
I'm comfortable. I said those things, and I'm ready to move on.
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Clayton Morris
All right. Hey, we thank you guys for subscribing and being a part of our community here. We really appreciate it. Thank you for subscribing on Rumble. Thank you for subscribing on YouTube. We are now going to move over to our Rumble Premium team. If you want to join Rumble Premium, they support free speech, go to rumble.com premium, save 10 bucks and support freedom of speech. So we're gonna hang out, use the code redacted over on Rumble. Come on over again. The whole show is free. Everything we've done to this point is free. Even that last segment was free.
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Natalie Morris
But now that was an ad for Big pharma, right? I await my Glaxosmith Klein jacket. I don't think that's who makes it. I think it's different anyway, but anyway.
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Clayton Morris
Yeah, the whole show is free. But now it's behind Rumble Premium. Premium. So again, people always like sign in. They're like, now the show is paid for. I'm done. No, the whole show is free. Now we're just going to switch. We're pressing a button just to hang out for a little bit on this Thursday. So bye everyone on YouTube buy on rumble Normally and we're just going to go to Rumble Premium. All right. Flip that switch. David.
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