Special Invitation - Red Pill Expo 2026 with G. Edward Griffin

Summary

The Dr. Ardis Show Podcast

Special Invitation - Red Pill Expo 2026 with G. Edward Griffin

Date: July 9, 2026
Host: Dr Bryan Ardis
Guest: G. Edward Griffin

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Episode Overview

This special episode centers around Dr. Bryan Ardis’s invitation to the Red Pill Expo 2026 in Las Vegas, joined by legendary researcher and activist G. Edward Griffin. Their conversation delves into the importance of truth-seeking, the urgency of gathering and organizing, and the power of envisioning and actively building a better future. The episode is both a heartfelt celebration of Griffin’s decades-long impact and a motivational call for listeners to engage, learn, and become “winners” in the fight for individual and collective freedom and health.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. The Significance and Spirit of the Red Pill Expo

• Dr. Ardis’s Admiration for Griffin & Event Energy

  • Dr. Ardis opens by expressing deep respect for Griffin, highlighting the impact and legacy of Red Pill Expo as a platform for truth and freedom across the country ([00:10], [02:30]).
  • The 2026 event features high-profile speakers like Dr. Lee Merritt, Alex Jones, Alex Newman, and Robert Scott Bell, with digital and in-person attendance options.
  • Red Pill Expo is celebrated as a rare opportunity to unite open-minded, motivated individuals ([03:08], [06:26]).

• Griffin on the Purpose of the Expo

  • Griffin clarifies he’s focused on the future, not just the present or past, and challenges the stereotype that elderly people only reflect on memories ([06:26], [08:06]).

    "At 94, I don’t consider this to be the end of the path, somewhere in the middle. As far as I’m concerned." — G. Edward Griffin ([06:41])

  • He urges people of all ages to keep making plans, take on challenging goals, and actively work on building a better tomorrow:

    "If anybody's living a life right now out there and they kind of feel bored, it's because you don't have any plans." — Griffin ([08:51])

2. On Intergenerational Wisdom and Learning

• Ardis on Learning from Elders' Perspective
  • Drawing on his experiences with his 94-year-old mother-in-law, Dr. Ardis discusses valuing the perspective of those who have witnessed significant changes in the world ([04:49–05:48]) and learning through active listening:

    "In 30 minutes or less you can almost have a lifetime of knowledge if you just keep your ears open and quit talking and listen for a change." — Griffin ([05:48])

3. Resilience, Obstacles & the Power to Pivot

• Turning Life’s Challenges into Growth
  • Griffin recounts a life-altering false diagnosis of multiple sclerosis at age 30, describing how life’s "brick walls" forced him into new, better directions ([11:18–13:26]).

    "I have discovered at that point and some others, every time I come to a brick wall or a canyon like that, it forces me to stop going in the direction I was going ... And in every case, after a little while, it turns out that, oh, this was a better way to go." — Griffin ([12:22])

  • Ardis links this to Napoleon Hill’s "drifting" concept from Outwitting the Devil, warning listeners about the dangers of distraction and passive living ([14:17–16:42]).

4. The Red Pill Mindset: Action Through Truth-Seeking

• Rejecting Passive Survivalism
  • Griffin shares insights from Sun Tzu’s Art of War:

    "Supreme excellence in warfare is to defeat your enemy without having to engage him in battle ... You convince him that he's already defeated." — Griffin ([23:43])

  • He warns against falling into defeatism, insists on formulating strategies not just for survival but for victory, and stresses the crucial need for organization and shared guiding principles ([27:47–29:53]).

5. The Problem of Division & Collective Manipulation

• Ardis and Griffin on ‘Divide and Conquer’
  • They stress the necessity of unity against elite “oligarchs” who impose collectivist ideology and use media propagandist tactics to foster division ([30:32–33:31]).
  • Ardis draws parallels between ideological parroting in communism and the medical field’s repetitive defense of mainstream narratives, like “vaccines are safe and effective,” without substantive study ([33:31–34:02]).

    "You read the darn books and so do I, and the package inserts and all those bloody scientific studies." — Griffin ([34:02])

6. Red Pill University and Organizational Strategy

• Vision for Red Pill University
  • Griffin introduces “Red Pill University”—a grassroots, county-based educational and activist initiative for real-world organizing, not just online echo chambers ([29:53–30:32]).

    "People have to be in those areas, working with groups of people not sitting at home hiding in their chairs ... No, you've got to get out where the people are." — Griffin ([29:55])

7. Winning Mindset vs. Victimhood

• Rejecting Victimhood and Embracing Action
  • Both Ardis and Griffin emphasize hope, ambition, and motivation, dismissing the “victimhood” mentality and the false comforts of sympathy after losing ([34:36–35:06]).

    "If you are a victim, you should not be an audience member of the Dr. Artist Show. I'm not out looking for victims." — Ardis ([34:46])

8. The Invitation: Event Details & Philosophical Call-to-Action

• Red Pill Expo 2026 – Free Access
  • Anyone can register for free online streaming, though both speakers stress that in-person attendance yields deeper connection, networking, and meaningful action ([36:29], [37:04]).

    "It’s free. Absolutely free. You can watch the whole thing for two days in the comfort of your home. But the real action is where you get out of your homes ... and be in the live audience. Make new friends, join the coalition, learn how to create or participate in a campus." — Griffin ([36:29])

  • All speakers, including high-profile names, are unpaid, underscoring the event’s authenticity and mission-driven nature ([37:14]).

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Memorable Quotes & Moments

• On Staying Future-Focused:

  "At 94, I don’t consider this to be the end of the path ... What about tomorrow? It’s going to be even better." — G. Edward Griffin ([06:41])

• On Finding Purpose at Any Age:

  "If you’re bored, that’s because you don’t have any plans. Go make some plans and go do it." — Dr. Bryan Ardis ([10:29])

• On Overcoming Setbacks:

  "Every time I come to a brick wall or a canyon ... it always turns out for the good. I cannot think of any major brick wall or resistance in my life that didn't turn out for the better for me." — Griffin ([13:26])

• On Defeating the Enemy Without Battle:

  "You convince him that he’s already defeated, that resistance is futile." — Griffin, recalling Sun Tzu ([23:43])

• On Division as a Tactic:

  "The more division we have, the easier it is to conquer us, man." — Dr. Bryan Ardis ([31:39])

• On Victimhood:

  "If you are a victim, you should not be an audience member of the Dr. Artist Show." — Dr. Bryan Ardis ([34:46])

• On Red Pill University:

  "Just remember those words, Red Pill University. And soon to be appearing in every county: Red Pill University campuses." — Griffin ([29:53])

• Final Rallying Call:

  "It's for the love of being human ... and winning." — G. Edward Griffin ([37:45])

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• [00:10] – [02:19]: Dr. Ardis introduces G. Edward Griffin and the Red Pill Expo.
• [03:08] – [06:41]: Griffin on personal philosophy about age, the future, and avoiding boredom.
• [11:18] – [14:17]: Life challenges; brick walls; importance of “pivoting” and creative living.
• [16:42] – [19:20]: On the pitfalls of modern healthcare, the business of “treating” vs. curing, and mass distraction.
• [23:43] – [27:47]: Sun Tzu’s “defeat without battle”; media narratives and mass psychological defeatism.
• [29:53] – [30:32]: Griffin introduces Red Pill University and the importance of physical organization and activism.
• [31:39] – [34:16]: Ardis and Griffin on division tactics, reading original sources, and medical analogies.
• [36:29] – [37:46]: Last call to action: Red Pill Expo free streaming; making a difference through participation.

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Conclusion

This episode is both an invitation to take concrete action by joining Red Pill Expo and a rallying cry for resilience, proactive learning, and community organization in an age of unprecedented psychological, informational, and medical manipulation. Dr. Ardis and G. Edward Griffin inspire listeners to think bigger, act together, reject fear and passive victimhood, and become “winners” in their own lives and for broader society.

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For more info or to register for Red Pill Expo 2026 (July 11–12, Las Vegas or online):
Visit redpillexpo.org

“Let’s win instead of suffering. That’s it.” — G. Edward Griffin ([36:29])

Transcript

[A]

Foreign.

[B]

Hi, everybody. I'm Dr. Brian Artis, host of the Dr. Artist Show. And this is a very special announcement and a very special invitation. One of the few people in this world I 100% admire, adore, look up to, look forward to hanging out with some period of every year. That is G. Edward Griffin and this weekend in Las Vegas. If you're going to be in Vegas this weekend, come join us. I will be speaking at the Red Pill Expo that G. Ed Griffin and his team puts on every single year, multiple places around the country. I will be there in Las Vegas, physically. There's also digital access to the Red Pill Expo and their university. But I have Gilbert Griffin from wherever he is in the world right now set up in his amazing library. I want him to come on and tell our audiences about why he's so excited about whatever number Red Pill Expo this is. It's a big deal to put on conferences. You guys know what it takes for us to put on healing for the ages every year. And having tens of thousands of digital attendees, 700 to 800 attendees in person, it is a big, big deal. But Jammer Griffin and his team have been doing this for way more years than I've been doing it. So I'm excited to invite you to either attend virtually or to come in person to the Red Pill Expo in Las Vegas and join me, G. Edward Griffin and some incredible speakers that are on that lineup. And I'll just tell you, I did an interview with one of the speakers just on Monday night of this week. Actually, one of my favorite doctors on Earth will also be there speaking, and that is Dr. Lee Merritt. I was on her podcast on Monday night. Come hang out with me, Dr. Lee Merritt. G. Griffin, Alex Jones is set to speak. He might be virtual, he might be in person, I have no idea. But he has been virtual at other events I've been to for the Red Pill. But we are very, very excited for the list of speakers. Alex Newman will be there. Robert Scott Bell will be there. Come join the party at the Red Pill Expo, virtually or in person in Las Vegas. And here to personally invite you. Literally a hero for the ages is how I see him. G. Edward Griffin himself, there in his library, where I'm sure he either wrote all those books or read all those books. How are you, GMR Griffin, it's great to see you.

[A]

Well, I wasn't so hot when I came over here about 20 minutes ago, but having listened to your tremendous introduction of me, I feel like I'm on top of the world.

[B]

You should be. You should be. All of us see you the same way. We are very, very honored to be able to get to know you. I appreciate all the work you've done for many, many years to educate not only on the world, but fight against cancer, writing those books, unveiling and pulling back the veil on the deceptions of the Federal Reserve, you name it. You have done a great job in your own personal research to wake people up to truce that are threatening to our freedoms here in the United States and in our own homes. So I applaud you and I thank you.

[A]

Well, thank you. I've never had such an introduction. I hope I recorded it because I'm going to play it all afternoon and listen to it.

[B]

Well, this is recorded and it's going to be all over the Doc Hardy show and everybody home is watching it. And if you want the recording, we're going to send it to you there, buddy.

[A]

Yeah, well, it is everybody what you're excited about?

[B]

What number red pill is this? Do you know?

[A]

Oh, well, let's see. This is number. Well, I don't know, I think it's 12 or 13, something like that. Our first one was in 2017 and we had couple of years where we had two of them in the same year. This year we've only had one. And I think that's enough for this year too. But I, I've always wanted to do about one a week because we're running out of time to save the world, you know, and we don't want to just meal around, say, well, we'll have a, a great meeting once a year. My gosh, the whole empires have risen and fallen and less grade than that.

[B]

So.

[A]

So I'm really serious, as you know, about what I'm doing. I like to joke a lot about things. Sometimes my wife says, you joke too much. This is serious business. And I said, I know. That's the reason I joke because it's so serious I get worried and I have to laugh at things.

[B]

Even I carry a very similar personality trait when it comes to the heavy, the evil. We will often laugh our way through it.

[A]

Yep, smirk the only way. The only way through it. Otherwise you take, you take life and death too seriously and it's like a. You know, I, I love that expression. Hey man, listen, this is, this is, this is as serious as a heart attack. Listen up. You know,

[B]

now I really enjoy hanging out with you and I just want the audiences to know I think you're 95 years old. Is that right?

[A]

Well, I'm closer to 95 than 94 right now.

[B]

All right, so 94 years old and I think it's amazing. My mother in law is 94 and I got to spend the 4th of July with her in her assisted living home and celebrate lunch and have brisket with her here in Texas. She personally invited me to come there with Jane, her daughter, and it was really, really amazing to be with her. But I want to share my perspective with the audience. I don't know how many of you watching this are 94 years old or 95 years old, but the world these individuals have lived through and witnessed the changes from one year to another is very humbling to me. And I love learning your perspectives on the world today and what you've seen transition and transpire over the last many decades, which are many more than my own decades. So this is why I enjoy hanging out with individuals that have lived a lot longer or any time period longer than me or lived in other countries I've never been in. Their perspectives helped me reground me, resettle me and refocus my efforts and my attention.

[A]

Well, it is something learning from people that have learned the hard way and you can all, all you have to do is ask questions and in 30 minutes or less you can almost have a lifetime of knowledge if you just keep your ears open and quit talking and listen for a change. I picked up on that trick long ago that I wasn't learning too much when I was talking, so I learned to listen and it's amazing how that works out.

[B]

So what are you excited about with the red pill? I'm excited, you and I, that we are kindred spirits and both of us are very excited about the next event coming up in Vegas this weekend.

[A]

Yeah, it's not, it's not the event itself, although there's plenty there to be excited about. Lots of interesting people, lots of knowledge and lots of good laughter for a change too. And being among people of like mind who really understand what is going on in the world and you don't have to, you know, walk on eggs before you insult somebody by telling them the truth and they accidentally hear that, they don't believe it. But the thing that exhilarates me most about what I do, Brian, is that it's not today, it's tomorrow. It's what I'm working on. It's what I see, what I see at the end of this path. And yeah, at 94, I don't consider this to be the end of the path somewhere in the middle. As far as I'm concerned. None of it's kind of stupid, but I. You know, I noticed a long time ago when I was on that path where I was the youngest one in the group always. Well, I noticed there was a difference between the old folks and the young folks. A huge difference. And that the old folks were always talking about the past. Well, we did this, and I remember doing that. And, hey, remember, Maude, we. This happened. That was the year. The blue snow and all the good times. And, oh, let's talk about our ailments now. Oh, how's your. Yeah. How's your sickness? Okay, I'm coming along. I guess I'm all going to be all right. Then they talk about the grandchildren. Oh, we got great grandchildren. I never heard the old folks talk about, what are you working on? What are your plans for tomorrow or next year? What are you building? What are you conceiving of developing? That doesn't exist. Now, how do you see? Are you going to fix something that's not working? I never heard the old folks talk about that, but the young folks were always talking about, oh, tomorrow I'm going to do this, or next year I'm going to do that. And when I grow up, I'm going to. Everything is in the future. And I remember making a decision at some point in my early end of this whole thing. I wanted to be on the young side, no matter how old I got, and I always have ever since then. Not because I planned on it, I don't think, but I just subconsciously, I think I'm alert to the future far more than I am to the past. The past was fun. Most of it. Some of it was not so hot, but most of it was really great. But, okay, that's gone. What about tomorrow? It's going to be even better. And I don't know, for what that's worth, if anybody's living a life right now out there and they kind of feel bored, it's because you don't have any plans.

[B]

That's exactly right.

[A]

Some plans together make them challenging, make them impossible to achieve, like you and I are doing. We're going to save the bloody world. That's what we're going to do.

[B]

Yes, we are.

[A]

I don't care what they say. We're going to do that. So with gold like that, how can you be bored and how can you be unhappy? That's my advice right there in 30 seconds or less.

[B]

I love it. So you and I share something also very similar. We lead teams and we have groups of people who as the leaders? You and I, we have visions for the future and what we want to accomplish for the world. And this is constantly why it is. I believe leaders are important, but most people think there's like, an end point in their life where they've accomplished all they need to and then they retire, right? We're done. We're done working or planning for anything more amazing for the world.

[A]

They are done.

[B]

No, no, no, no. Not for me. I haven't decided that, obviously. And it's very obvious you still carry that flame of excitement and zeal for life. And I actually have these conversations with my wife all the time. I'm like, honey, when I look back on my life, I can't believe the amount of things that we've accomplished in our life, like in our lifetime. But when I think back on it and anyone asks me, what do you think about life? I. I think it's been amazing. Like, incredible. It's been awesome, but there's been some really sucky things that have happened along the way. But overall, what an incredible experience it is to be a human being and to live at this time on this earth. Like, I tell my wife this all the time. I love living life like I love it. And the things that are the most exciting are the things I envision for the future I want to do with my kids, my wife, my family, my. The people that follow me, the audiences, the groups of individuals I've fallen in love with and got to know who are kindred spirits on a similar mission to try to be great for others. It's so fun to collude with them, gather with them, and go find events that we can celebrate life together and then project that excitement for life and zeal on the audiences that are standing in front of you or at home. And for me, it is all about motivating people that life can be better than a lot of people find themselves in. But. But if you're bored, that's because you don't have any plans. Go make some plans and go do it.

[A]

Yeah, it's your own fault.

[B]

And if you value learning, come hang out at the Red Pill Expo this weekend. That'll be great. Come. Come on.

[A]

Yeah, and. And you mentioned just a moment ago there are rough spots in the road. Some of them are big ditches and holes and maybe even crevices and maybe canyons that you have to cross without a bridge. But. But I found out that every time I come to a full stop because of a brick wall or a deep canyon, that's Right in my path. And it just completes me. It stops me from proceeding and it breaks my heart. You know, I've had some. A couple of false prognosis of ailments I had. When I was as young as 30, I was told I had multiple sclerosis by two. Two doctors. Multiple sclerosis? What is that? I looked it up in the book. This is not what I wanted to do at age 30. I was up against a brick wall, you know. Well, it turns out these guys were wrong. It's as simple as that. I was. I really had run.

[B]

94 years later they were. Or 64 years later, they were definitely wrong.

[A]

Yep, definitely wrong. But I didn't know it at the time. I thought I was dying. I was paralyzed. And the whole. That's a big bad story and about a low point in your life, that was one of them for me. But I've discovered at that point and some others, every time I come to a brick wall or a canyon like that, it forces me to stop going in the direction I was going. And I have to make a detour of some kind, a very major one, often 90 degrees. Sometimes it's 180 degrees. But you cannot continue where you've been going. And in every case, this is the amazing thing. In every case, after a little while, it turns out that, oh, this was a better way to go. After all, I should have been going in this direction. And it always turns out for the good. I cannot think of any major brick wall or resistance in my life that didn't turn out for the better for me. So I almost look forward to them now. Almost. They're no fun. But at least I have the knowledge that it's probably going to be good for me.

[B]

I think for a lot of us, too. As life goes on and you meet those big crevices and canyons of stress and trauma and drama, I think as you come through each one of them, I think just life long enough life, you start to realize these are opportunities. They're not what is happening to me. They're happening for me. I can either pause and stop trying to do what I was doing and just give up, or I can pivot and I can see what direction and what learning and what advancement I can make and whatever goals I had already anyway. So I think that time gives us that as long as we can stay focused on the ultimate goal, which is to create something amazing. And truly, there's a few things. Have you ever. I'm sure you've read Napoleon Hill's work No, I haven't. You never read Napoleon's book, Think and Grow Rich? I'm sure you've heard of it.

[A]

No, I've heard, I heard the slogan.

[B]

Yeah. So he wrote that book. It's still the most used book in all financial entrepreneur leadership conferences. You name it doesn't matter, anything dealing with finance. That's the book everybody references. And it was written in the early 1900s. But soon after he wrote that book, he wrote a book called Outwitting the Devil. And in the book he, he actually believes he interviewed the devil and he asked the Devil, how do you sway the hearts of men and women to forget that they are children of God? In the book, he writes that Satan told him, Lucifer told him that the greatest tool I have to distract men and women from their true creative powers in life. He said, my goal, my job is to make men and women forget that God created little images of himself. And his powers are to create whatever life they want. So in order to take them away from that creativity and remembering creativity, I create through a tool he calls drifting. He creates distractions in people's lives through a tool called drifting, where he gets them to focus on anything other than their ability to create the beautiful, amazing life they want to create. So as long as he can keep them distracted, he uses a tool called drifting. And I think for a lot of us, retirement can become drifting. Social media can become drifting, the news can become drifting, fear mongering propaganda can become drifting. I mean, there's a whole lot of distractions that keep us remembering. We can create in any moment a moment of happiness, joy, sadness, loathing, you name it. You can create whatever outcome you want from any moment in your life. And if you're bored to death, go change it. Only you can change it. Go create something amazing. So, and it could be anything. You could, you could just go knit a new scarf for your, I don't know, for your neighbor, I don't care what it is, go create something and you will notice the creativity, the juices are going to start to flow and the zeal for life, the excitement for life is going to be way more palpable than the boredom or loss of zeal you think you're experiencing right now in life. That's one thing about you I could tell you really enjoy educating, researching, and bringing groups of people together to remind them that humanity has some great benefits.

[A]

Oh yeah, I've never, I've never been tempted to be a teacher. But then I discovered that that's what I do. But I don't consider myself to be a teacher because you can't shut me up. I, I want to tell her everything I think I know. I want to share, you know, even if I'm wrong, even if I'm wrong. Listen to me now. And then sometimes I run into some wise guy like myself that, no, you got it all wrong. It's the other way around. Oh, no, it's not. Oh, yes, it is. Personally, you know, they're right and I'm wrong. So I just learned something. And, you know, I find it hard to believe that that quality which you so well described is not found or people have not found it within themselves because surely you stumble across it somewhere along the way.

[B]

All right, so you just so y' all know at home, you're going to see on the screen here, the website, to actually be able to subscribe, to purchase tickets, to be a part of the download at home, or to buy tickets and come see us in person if you're in Vegas. And I know there's a lot of people in Vegas that follow me, come see us at the Red Pill Expo. We'll be there this weekend in Las Vegas. It's gonna be very, very exciting.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And yes, it's going to be a brand new presentation for all of you wondering what I'm going to yap about. Don't worry, I've got a great plan in place. It's going to be exciting. The PowerPoint's already been started and it is going to be incredible. I cannot wait to open up your eyes to a new thing you've never heard of. Brian revealed in research studies.

[A]

That's who you are. That's what you are. You're something. You're something nobody ever heard of before.

[B]

That's exactly right. Yep, I am. I'm going to show you something you've never heard of before. And I just can't believe. I just love reading research studies and when I dive into them, I'm like, this is so crazy. The fact you even mentioned this tells me you know what you're doing to people. I'm talking the pharmaceutical industry. They know exactly what is happening to children and adults that are playing the healthcare system game. They know exactly what they're doing and you can learn a lot by what they experiment on mammals and humans all around the world. Just read the research and you can watch. Once they realize, oh, this does this, oh, we can go create all kinds of problems. We can profit off of medications to manage their symptoms for the rest of their life, it is a massive Racket. Just wait to the wreck it. I'm about to un. I'm going to unveil in front of everybody at the Red Pill Expo for the first time ever. And you're going to learn about something that has created suffering, risk of death in children of every age, by the millions every single year in the United States and how they are creating the scenario and then profiting off it. You're going to see. It's going to be amazing and disgusting. I hope, hope it makes you a lot of you angry at the beginning.

[A]

Really the beginning of the discussion. Yeah, but it's, it's a pattern that shows up everywhere, isn't it? Especially in healthcare, so called health care. Well, I guess care is, is not a bad word for the business model because doctors don't cure. I mean except for guys like you. But most doctors don't cure anything they treat. That's what they're trained to do, to treat it. But my God, if you, if you cure some patient, you just lost a customer. So that's not a good business model.

[B]

I'll give you some perspective there too. In fact, that narrative, that belief system has been spoken so often, I'm not kidding. Like, I guess people talk about that very openly because I'd have patients come into my practice and I would walk them through what we're going to do for the next three to six months to help relieve them of their suffering so they can come off of medications in the future. And, and not a joke. I had like 30 of my thousands of patients look at me and go like this. Dr. Artis, this seems like a very bad business model. If you heal me, why would I need to come back to you? And then I would, and I would literally look at them and go, this, I don't want you to come back to me. Why would I want you to come back? That means I didn't fix you. That's weird. Or help you heal yourself. So I'd go like this. And what are you worried about a business model for? If I help you get rid of the migraines that have been debilitating your work, your home life, your marriage, your fatherhood, it's impacted every aspect of your life spiritually. Even if I make that go away forever, you're not going to tell everybody you meet in your entire life to get their rear end over to my office. You're not going to tell them you really think this is a bad business model? That if I help you answer your why you. You have migraines at all you're not going to go tell everybody to get their rear ends to come see me if they deal with a diarrhea problem, a food allergy problem, fibromyalgia inflammatory, you're not going to tell them to show up here. I, I should have everybody, I should have more people lined up at my office if I help you get rid of your issue than ever before. Not keeping you around, making sure you just have a little bit of your suffering so I can treat it. That's weird. Like. No, listen, man. People still show up literally converting to Jesus Christ because they read stories of miraculous healing from a guy who wasn't even a licensed healer of any kind and he never licensed.

[A]

Oh, no license.

[B]

And he never sent any of them. I make fun of this all the time from Sages. How many of you think these healing miracles in the Bible are amazing? And have you ever wondered what medication did Jesus Christ recommend to that sick person to go to CVS and Walgreens to get to heal them? Zero. Nada. He never once gave a prescription, never once said, go see a medical professional. He just said, trust me and then tell them whatever. And then they went did it. All right, so all of you are converting to this amazing belief system because of a guy who could create healing. Now notice none of those people's healings that I ever read disappeared and came back and went into remission. I never heard that. So that I never heard they went back to Jesus for a second appointment. Third appointment. The first time it didn't work. I didn't hear the blind man washed off the mud in the river off his eyes. I never heard that. He got his sight back and then it went away again and he had to go get a follow up with Jesus Christ. I never heard that. However, there are people by the millions every year converting to Christianity when they read these stories. Why would you think if someone healed somebody, your business model is screwed up. You should have people flocking to anybody by the droves of all the billions of people around the world that are sick every single day with some symptom because we're being poisoned 247 in our air, water, food supply, you name it, processed foods included, vaccines, drugs. Holy cow. It's incredible. Well, we're very excited and thrilled to hang out with you once again this weekend. And is there anything particular you're excited to announce that may be new or a new speaker or some topic that you've heard is going to be presented that you're excited about or some theme you see repeated in Our lives. Lives right now that you're like, look, I've seen this 10 times. These people better be attending Red Pill Expo because we're going to make sure you're all aware this is a repetitive theme, a pattern. This is not something you need to concern yourself with. It is a very common theme of the media, the elites. I've watched it enough.

[A]

Yeah, thank you, Brian, for getting us onto a very important and serious topic, because there's not much to laugh at here. Most of your listeners and mine on our programs know about Sun Tzu, the Chinese warrior and philosopher from 500 B.C. who wrote a treatise called the Art of Warfare. Art of War. And that book is for listeners who don't know anything about it has become a teaching manual in all of the countries, the Western countries of the world. And because the principles of warfare written in 500 B.C. have not changed. And I actually have read that several times because every time I read it, I learned something I miss the first time. And I mention it because there's one principle in there that I want to talk about briefly here. Sun Tzu said, supreme excellence in warfare is to defeat your enemy without having to engage him in battle. Okay, what does that mean? How do you defeat your enemy without engaging him in battle? And the answer is simple. You convince him that he's already defeated, that resistance is futile, that it's over, your enemy is too strong. You don't stand a chance. Now you take that little bit of knowledge and. And apply it to what is happening psychologically to the. Not only the people in America, not only to the people who understand what's happening in the world, but everywhere, all around the world, people are convinced it's over. What can we do against this hierarchy, this machine? This machine is global. They all work together to talk about the New World Order. It's already here. It's not coming. It's here. Look at what happened during COVID when overnight, every nation in the world came out with the same proclamation, the same solutions, the same language, the same words, sequence of words used over and over again. You realize that the whole world was already unified somehow under the grass. You didn't see it down in the roots. The New World Order is here. And so I think we've come to the point where this group, these oligarchs, that's what I like to call them, and it's very important we understand they're not just white people or the black people, the Jews or the Catholics or the rich people, the poor people. You know, none of that they want to divide us into all these groupings so we can hate each other. It's collectivists who believe in a certain ideology called collectivism. That's the. That's the underlying thing. And I just call them the oligarchy of collectivists. And they know what they're doing, and they're organized, and they want us now, I'm sure they want us to know how much power they have. They're not at all interested in stopping our little podcasters. There's. Oh, did you know this is wrong. Oh, that wrong. This is too. Oh, oh, more problems than we knew. Oh, it's worse than we thought. They love that. Because now we're not going to resist. There's no point. We've lost. I have given thousands of speeches since I started as a young guy. I have had thousands of questions asked me after each of these presentations. But I've. And I've heard questions like, how do we survive? Should we buy gold and silver? Should we put food in preservative or get a stockpile of food? What about our water supply? Oh, you know, we got to have friends, so we help each other in times of dire need. All of these things of survival. How do we survive? How do we not go down? I've never had one person ask me, well, Mr. Griffin, how do we win? How do we win?

[B]

I'm going to ask you that this weekend, just so you know. I'm going to ask you.

[A]

You won't have to, because I will already have told you. Okay, that's what we're doing there. So that's the topic. How do we win? Napoleon said it so well. He said the purely defensive is doomed to defeat. Now, there's another military principle there, unmistakable. Who is thinking of winning except the other side? And we're just thinking, well, how do you survive? How do I hide? Do I get rid of my Social Security number? What do I do to hide? This is not going to do it, folks. And so what am I talking about? That's my main theme. And the key to this theme is to first of all understand what's being done to your brain. Start thinking about how you win. It can be done, but the time is running out. I'm not kidding myself with that. But it still can be done. And we're going to be talking about what needs to be done and in what sequence. And the key to the whole thing is that we have to get organized. That doesn't mean we have to become collectivists and work as a group against Our will, it has to be all voluntary and all that sort of thing. But we do need to work together because there's power in numbers and we have to get organized and we have to have principles of what we believe in. Not just those are the good guys, we're the good guys, they're the bad guys. And we'll kill all the bad guys, you know, but let the Lord figure them out later, sort them out later on. No, no. People have to understand what they believe in, what's worth fighting for, what's worth dying for, know what our principles are. And not just, well, you know, pray to God that he'll save us or something like that. No, it's going to take more than that. We'll be talking about how. And the key is forming campuses of something called Red Pill University, which is a harebrained idea of mine some years ago. And it's working very well. Just remember those words, Red Pill University. And soon to be appearing in every county. Red pill University campuses.

[B]

I love it.

[A]

Human beings on the ground talking to each other, working with each other, not sending emails to each other, not watching videos on, on the computer out there where the people are active in politics, in organizations and church movements, the boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, healthcare, media, banking, money everywhere. People have to be in those areas, working with groups of people not sitting at home hiding in their chairs saying, how can I pull the blinds down so they don't know I live here? No, you've got to get out where the people are.

[B]

Well, you got to know how to win. So here we go. He's going to tell you how the strategy is to win. So make sure you hang out at the Red Pill Expo. This guy's read the Art of War. I don't think any of you have read it multiple times that are even watching this. You might have read it once, which is great. But I do know you referenced something a second ago and I think this is very important. Why it is, I think meetings and gatherings of individuals together from around the world or in our countries, counties, cities, I think is so important. I think one of the creeds or one of the well known, most quoted phrases out of the Art of War is you have to divide to conquer. And I think there has been an absolute intentional effort to make sure they find any reasons. I think they just keep testing these ideas of division to see what catches on whose heart mind goes, you know what that is. There's something wrong with people that don't agree with that point. Let's go after them. They let's go target the other groups. And it's just a massive amount of division. In fact, I think I'm just going to educate people 247 on what I see as a reality and what I've done to keep my family healthy. But even in the world of healthcare, you've got this maha movement, anti vaxxer movement and the pharmaceutical giants and you're like, yeah, oh, wait, so there's pro medicine, anti medicine, more natural alternatives. Or don't trust the quackery from the medical side. Right. Don't trust the quacks on those. That is a whole division, absolute division to conquer. And the more division we have, the easier it is to conquer us, man.

[A]

Once you see it, you'll, you'll never miss it again. But we're not trained to see it. We're not trained. We're trained to, to get caught up in these divisions and these charged arguments. Get charged, get angry, you know. Yep. And it works very well. We have to study our enemy. And so we have to read more than Tsun Tzu. We have to read Karl Marx and Vladimir Ilyich Lenin and Adolf Hitler. And they all wrote books. It makes it really easy. If you just read their books, you can understand what's going on in the world today. I used to hang out with the communists. When I first became aware of this back in the 1960s, I went down to the communist bookstore in Los Angeles called the People's Bookshop down in Larchmont street, and I started to hang out with the comrades down there to find out what's this communism thing about. And they loaded me up with the books and everything and I read them. And I say that with emphasis because I found out very quickly that the guys that were selling the books to me down there had not read them, they were selling them. They understood the slogans, you know, from each according to his ability, to each according to his need. You know, workers of the world, arise against your, your exploiters. And let us war against racism and be against wars and all these things that sound me up, everybody would sound great, but they didn't understand the mechanisms of how. What goes on beneath the machinery that they were trying to put in place.

[B]

You know what that reminds me of? These comrades, by the way, who never read the books. This is like mds, in my opinion, who recommend vaccines but have never read a package insert.

[A]

Never read the book.

[B]

They just defend it. And you know What? They repeat 247 to everybody that they talk to about vaccines. Vaccines are safe and effective. It's the only thing they know.

[A]

Perfect analogy.

[B]

Repeating it over and over and over. But they've never actually read anything or educated themselves at all on any of the material about them.

[A]

You see, that's where you and I have another common trait. You read the darn books and so do I do. And the package inserts and all those bloody scientific studies that people like myself. I don't even know what the words are. Yes.

[B]

I have a literal medical terminology Latin dictionary next to me all the time to make sure I know all these words. I'm like, what in the world is that word? They just make up stuff 24 7. I'm like, what is that? Okay, great. Yeah. All right, well, so we're going to learn how to win, is the message.

[A]

That is learn how to win and then practice it until we do it.

[B]

Have you ever met anybody who says they like losing? I love losing.

[A]

I have met some people.

[B]

Wait, for real?

[A]

Yes. Because they love the sympathy that comes with it.

[B]

I call that victimhood. If you are, if you are a victim, you should not be an audience member of the Dr. Artist Show. I'm not out looking for victims. I do not like pity. No. I want hope, ambition, drive, you know, motivation and belief in something greater. Yeah.

[A]

Yeah. It's the only way to go.

[B]

Amen. All right, so Edward Griffin, thank you very much. There's a clip we're going to play here now and 90 second episode little clip commercial about the Red Pill Expo coming up this weekend. I hope you'll all join us. I will be there in person. You'll be in your home or you'll be in the building with us. Come join us at the Red Pill Expo this weekend.

[C]

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[A]

One last word. It's free. Absolutely free. You can watch the whole thing for two days in the comfort of your home. But the real action is where you get out of your homes and you get out to where the action is with other people. So come to the event and. And spend a few bucks to get there and be in the live audience. Make new friends, Join the coalition. Learn how to create or participate in a campus. And let's go and take the attack on the aggressive and take the initiative. Let's win instead of suffering. That's it.

[B]

All winners. Join me and Giova Griffin this weekend at the Red Pill Expo. Oh, it's free. I don't know how expensive that is for you. If you can't afford free, maybe we'll make a donation of free on your behalf.

[A]

Look, all of our speakers, you included, the audience should know this. People like you get big bucks if you wanted to charge to be on stage. None of our speakers get paid anything. I don't get paid anything. Anybody on our staff, I mean, the decision makers now, the people that do all the work, of course we have to pay, but we just sit around and smoke our cigars and tell them what to do. You know how that works. And so I'm only doing this for

[B]

the love of winning.

[A]

It's for the love of being human.

[B]

And winning.

[A]

And winning. Yeah. Well, that's humans. Hello. Are winning creatures humans?

[B]

They should be human.

[A]

Okay, enough of that. I'll see you at the event there.

[B]

Bring it on. I'll see you this weekend.

[A]

All right.

[B]

Bye.

[A]

Bye. Thanks for inviting me. Bye.

[B]

Bye.

[A]

Bye, Sam.