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Juan O Savin: Trump's Election Strategy, the SAVE Act & What Comes Next
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Hello everybody. It's Michael Jacob with Unleashing Intuition Secrets. Be joined by Juan Osavan here in a second. He's backstage. Looks like he's at a nice event or not event. He's at a nice place where they're, they got everything cool. You know how they have those little things. That mist is one of those places. So hopefully we'll have him in here in a second. But why don't we give everybody a heads up from the State Department. They put this out. Notice out July 18th. Advises Americans worldwide to exercise increased caution due to heightened tensions in the Middle East. The security environment remains complex with the potential for unforeseen escalation. We remind Americans in the region of the continued need for caution and encourage them to monitor the news for breaking developments. The Department of State advises Americans worldwide and especially in the Middle east to exercise increased caution. Americans abroad should follow the guidance and security alerts issued by the nearest US Embassy or consulate. Flight cancellations and periodic airspace closures may cause travel disruptions. U.S. diplomatic facilities included outside the Middle east have been targeted. Groups supported supportive of Iran may target other U.S. interests overseas or locations associated with the United States and or Americans throughout the world. So just to be a heads up, that's@travel.state.gov if you want to check that out. So the information is out there that that's one of the few statements from the State Department I've ever seen where it's a worldwide cl. Caution. So crazy times. So it looks like Juan is. His Internet's not working so good there where he's at. Hopefully he gets that fixed. Maybe he's listening and he can fix that. I'm going to remove him and maybe kick him, Kick, kick him out. So maybe he'll come back in and it'll be better. Hopefully. But yeah, there's increased tensions with Iran. And if you've seen my, or haven't seen my show yet the last couple days where I talk about how this is basically a conflict that runs throughout history, all the way back to the Trojan War and how they were controlling. The Trojans were controlling the seas and it's an east west conflict. Same situations happening once again. We've had these conflicts over time. You look at the Greeks and the Persians and then the Romans and then the Europeans have had conflicts with the east, the Far east and now here we are having them once again. Will this be one of those times where it gets settled? I would be. I think, I'm hopeful. So I think that we're at a Level where. Yeah, one's connection's always tricky. Hopefully he comes back. We'll see. Maybe if Tracy's listening, she can hit him up and. And give him the link again or something. I don't know. All right, so I think Tracy's working on it. Hopefully we get him because his. His connection where he's at is not. So try. We're trying to fix it. On his side, Juan is finishing his oatmeal raisin cookie. I wouldn't be surprised, but you know how he likes to have his shrimp cocktail. I think he's at one of those places where he's probably getting the shrimp cocktail. Thank you guys for your. Your gifts there. That's. That's very nice. Thank you. Appreciate that. It's all good. We are patient. That's right to be patient. Because there's always a little Internet connection, because what Juan does, he's always on the move because he's an intelligence guy, and he doesn't like to be followed or stopped out or anything like that. That's the way it is in intelligence land. When I was in the CIA, it was like that. You have a cover and you stay low key. Sometimes you have a disguise. And often in. In country, I would be disguised. I would grow beard or thrown the local garb or wear glasses or a toupee or a mustache when I didn't have a mustache or a beard, you know, and so that's. And they would let. They would have tanning for us so people fit in. But I kept a good tan pretty much. Once I started working on the Middle East, I. I kept a. Yes, shrimp cocktail. Sounds good. Yummy, right? I'm always good for a shrimp cocktail, especially those big shrimp. I like the big shrimp. So, yeah, it was pretty good. If you guys haven't seen my other show shows that I've done, they're very good. So it looks like one us back in. So we'll hopefully get him on the stage. Hey, Juan.
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Hey, bro. Yeah, sorry, but I have full bars. I should have perfect Internet to sell, but I got local WI fi here, so we'll see what works. But I apologize. I thought I had it mailed here for you.
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Yeah, it looks good now, so good job. Where's the. We were just talking about because we're expecting cocktail shrimp. You got it coming.
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Actually, I've got red beans and sausage coming, but the shrimp was actually my first choice. And then they said, yeah, we're actually out. It hasn't been delivered for today yet.
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Oh, no.
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Yeah, that'll be where I get lots of shrimp over the next few weeks because I'll be across Asia here shortly. So I'm just getting ready to climb on a plane. But the travel advisory worldwide is interesting. It tells you how broad the threat is. There's so many people that have not actually understood the magnitude of the operations which are underway right now with the Trump administration worldwide. Trump wants to be remembered as the president who brought peace in this modern time. And so he's out addressing all of these conflicts over the world and trying to essentially make it bad business sense to be fighting a good business sense to figure out a reason to work together even in the Mid East. And these are to most people, near impossibilities. But he and the people behind him have a dream that they can bring some kind of relative stability to the world that we can build on. And much of that involves those people that will not come to a peaceful solution, that have perpetual war in mind, terrorism, disruption, their way or the highway forever. They're on a one way path. That's not the world we're going to allow going out in the future. And so the fight's on and bringing it all to a head by a the comparison is presented, I think in the movie. Pat Montgomery wanted to fight it down through these path in the landing in Italy and just dog it out. And they were just getting wiped out. It was a steady stream of numbers every day. And Patton, his route was going to cost more lives, but it was going to be short term, once and done, get it over with and did and ultimately cost fewer lives than the route that Montgomery was trying to force everybody to go. And that was a repeating theme throughout World War II. President Trump is going in, engaging, bringing things to a head and throwing our weight around. And personally I think that is the correct action. We're the right generation. We don't want to pass this chaos onto our kids and grandkids and have them continue to have to fight the same battles over and over Hamburger Hill. We're going to go in there, take it and hold it and put an end to the bullshit. And that's the path that Trump and the people who invited Trump to run are on. And that's across the board how we do business. This idea of nation building. We go get America, send all of our industry, factories, jobs overseas to build some other nation while you're ripping the guts and heart out of America. That didn't work and that's not appropriate. And I just think many people here and even our audience take A deep breath. It may not have been clear, but. But when you're in war, you don't always telegraph the ultimate logic or objectives of what you're doing to everybody. It becomes clearer as you go and I think this is going to become clearer for everybody as we go that this is not a failure of a plan in the way things are going right now. This is the plan. And we're seeing progress across the globe. But it also means that to those people that want to be terroristic, that have stuff spread out all over the world, they got a short window to use them. And the likelihood that even if they do try to use them or get close to using them, we're going to catch them and wipe them. They were in a world where you can move quickly to other parts of the world. They got alliances that are hidden. We're going to bring all those to the surface and try to take out our enemies and bring the world into a peaceful stage unlike we've had in the last probably 300 years.
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Yep. Yeah, this has been a fight. I think this, this goes all the way back to the Trojan War. We just had that movie come out, the Odyssey with Abyssus and things like.
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Uneven. Think of the line in the movie. Okay, boys, let's go home.
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Yeah, I guess you said we're all
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ready for that right now, right?
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Yeah, I haven't seen it yet.
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I wanted to see it. Jen isn't. Isn't as excited about all of the scary scenes. Blood and get. And I will say this does leave a mark on your soul. We're so pickled in death, gore, violence, et cetera. And it does make for interesting movies, guy stuff, et cetera. She's not, she's not in that mode. And so I have to pick my moments when I can kind of watch the stuff that I want to watch. And I try be considerate. If I'm on the airplane, I can watch something. Occasionally I get something. I had a couple of very long flights the other day and so I got to watch a bunch of the Yellowstone stuff that I'd missed. And then this. I didn't movie over on Netflix. I think it is the Jackal, Day of the Jackal, which of course there was two previous movies made. The first one was the best. Second one was pretty good to do the Bruce Willis and. But this TV show and it does seem to be. I got about halfway through. It does seem to be pretty good. I got a 24 hour flight ahead of me here in just a day or so and hopefully it'll be on the screen there and I can watch that. So finish my series. But we're so pickled in blood and gore and the murder mysteries and things like that. It affects you. And I don't know that we even understand how much it affects us individually or as a society. And then some people are more sensitive. And I guess I'm glad for that because it is. It shouldn't be so normalized for us. But I guess you and I probably come from the same thing where I want to go see the Odyssey. I want to see the. The whole thing unfold. So,
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yeah, I think they did a really good job with the Master Queen State Homer release to it. So it's very good ending, the way it built up to it and everything, and how we work through all the different problems. And he was for his men, but his men weren't quite there. And I think that the way the world is, to a certain extent, there's those of us that are clients, we will inform people and get them to come along. He tried to do that with his men. Men were not open to that.
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They.
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They suffered and then they were fired and. But Meech prevailed and came back and did really good stuff in the end. So I think that's where we're at right now. We're going to prevail and do real well going forward.
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We went and watched the movie Young Washington the other day, and Jen went with me and put it up with the drama. But the, you know, I think you have to watch some of those movies to see even people that you would consider a hero or someone who you want to emulate and realize how human they are, too. The mistakes that they went through to become the person they later became. And all of us, there's a thousand, a million things that I go back and go now, I'd have done this that way. I'd done it some other way or things that I did. And I know, you know what, History time will make that clearer. And I wouldn't change a thing. But to see the movie Young Washington, I thought was very well done. Angel Studios has been all over the map on stuff they've done, good and bad as far as I'm concerned. But that one and the other studios that cooperate in making it, I think did a super job. Yeah, and that's the other movie, Odyssey, that I personally want to go see soon. It is part of this moment in history. We're revisiting how history has played out. But you're actually years from now, even generations from now, I believe this exact moment, and especially the next few months to two years, will be played and replayed, viewed all the different angles, vectors coming in at this moment. History will be revisited for generations to come, and we're actually living it. When you're right in the middle of it, it may not seem exactly the same way, but down the road, when your kids and grandkids and great grandkids, if you're so lucky, get a chance to interrogate you about it, it'll be interesting to see how history is remembered and how the teachers, years from now will talk about this to the kids. And will it be with us in a favorable light or will it be with us in a disfavorable light? The winners write the history, right? Yep.
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So how is history going to be written this time?
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Yeah, that's what our part is. I will say this. Even the talks that you and I've had, other people you've interviewed, people I've interviewed with, were helping people to understand this moment and put it in the context. And there are different viewpoints on this moment. What survives and is remembered six months from now, six years from now, that's something different. And it's. And it's how well we articulated and branded this moment in the hearts and minds of people that will retell it later. And will they feel well served by how things unfolded or will they feel that after all the hype, after all the drama and sacrifice it was for non myself, I've got an awfully long time in this battle to get to this point in time. And I put aside a lot of things that were very valuable, including relationships, industry, other things that I could have, should have wanted to do. But I felt that this fight over how elections are held and what constitutes money and how we trade our life energy for it was so critical that I had to just engage in the war, stay with it and see it through, otherwise everything else doesn't really matter. And so now we're down to crunch time, as far as I'm concerned. And we'll see. We'll know in large measure over the next many months and year or two whether or not all of that sacrifice on so many people's part was worth it or I. There's so many people, Michael, that have set their life aside, their family aside, other work opportunities, just a chance to go out and wiggle your toes to the sandy beach, wrench on your car, whatever it is that you enjoy doing, to be in this fight to get back to fair, honest elections and honest money and if we don't win those battlegrounds, then it's all for naught. And a lot of the players that we've known personally put their all into it and fire not doing other fun things they could have done. It will seem like a terrible tragedies. We have lots of fantastic people that are in the fight and they're not dropping it, they're not giving up. And so I don't think I'm alone. You're not alone. These players in the audience aren't alone. We're on the right path, we're on the right course to be on the right side of history. So I don't know how you feel about it. That's where I'm at.
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Yeah, it's worth the. Worth the fight. I've been in the fight like you for quite a long time. I think this part of the fight that we're involved in, I've been on the kinetic side for a lot of years, but this seems to be the most important part of the fight I've ever been in.
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Even when you're fighting on the kinetic side, it's to get back to some sense of reasonability, some balance where everybody can get along, go along live, whatever, some level of stability societally, nation to nation, et cetera. In this post Cold War world, even Post World War II World, we haven't really reached any stability for any stretch of time at all. Except for the Mexican hat and standoff and the intrigues underneath behind it. During the Cold War, the, the number of people that have died in various regional conflicts is just absolutely mind bending. World War II and because these wars continued on and again, where would some of those people want to strike across the world in order to keep the fights going? What would they be capable of? I will reiterate to this audience what I've said several times. We are missing some nukes globally. It appears that some materials needed to refresh a handful of those nukes did get made, assembled and deployed. And so there is some of all fears moment that we're in. Even as I mentioned on the show we did the other day, I mentioned the fact that there's this nuclear dust, as Trump likes to call it, the yellow cake, the material that's a precursor, it's actually beyond yellow cake, but that's a precursor for making the enriched weapons materials went to Iran and it came out of the United States Uranium one. And Trump keeps reiterating put. Oh, thank you. All right, good deal, thanks. Can I get a glass of ice also, please? Yeah. And Trump Keeps reiterating that he wants that nuclear dust back. Wants it back. What's he talking about back? He wants something back from Iran. How did it get to Iran in the first place? That is the material that got shipped out of America under Obama and made its way through Russia and down to Iran. And so Trump is very adamant that we want that back. And the Iranians have been all over the map in discussing it, wanting to agree to do it, whatever. In fact, we did a mother of all bombs drop about 30 hours ago. And in Iran, they don't want to give it back. We'll make sure it never gets out in one piece or anybody with it. We keep. Thank you. We keep having to do this fight, but he's not going to back off. He's not going to let that material sit out there and be a threat to the whole world. Whoever wants to be in power in Iran has to agree to give us that back. And they don't give us that material back, then war is not over. So that's what's up.
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Yeah, we've talked about how up to 200 cities here in America would conflict into cities of all actual committees. If there is new chapter, it sounds like there are. They're able to take them off, therefore.
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Well, and who would you. Who would you be willing to sacrifice if you got something out there? Which city is the one that if they want to make a demonstration, prove how powerful they are, like a James Bond movie or our Man Flint? Whose city is it that you're willing to sacrifice to in this game of chicken with nukes and the things that the administration has done while working through this problem, all those drones back before the election in 2024 that were mapping out places across the country, they weren't just looking for nukes. They were mapping out places where you get false readings, false signals. It was certain that they had a very accurate understanding so that as they continued to monitor, they wouldn't be reacting to something that we already knew wasn't what it appeared to be or looking for any changes. So the new issue is still out there. And then, by the way, look at the other stuff within the biological world, even up front, we have information coming out of government agencies about a parasite on some of the fresh fruits coming out of Mexico. And then hours later, they pull it back. Why? Because the politics you have, the stuff with the screw worm and cattle and other wildlife and the ideal with the guys doing this directly, working on this issue directly. When I was out in D.C. and they were saying the real Core of the problem with this resurgence of screw worm, where we haven't had an issue with it since the 50s, is coming out of Mexico because they're allowing the cattle to come over uninspected and then come into US feedlots with problems. And then you had an eruption of the screw worm again. But also it erupted in multiple locations around the Americas all at the same time. It doesn't appear to have been an accident of nature. It appears to have been something that was engineered. And this screwworm thing is no laughing matter. It can hit, it can kill a human or a cow cattle in 10 to 14 days. It's not like this and the flies and all that. So there's all sorts of things going on. A number of the states have already authorized a certain protocol to try and get it back under control, but there wasn't any real desire on the federal government's part to address this. And we knew this problem was coming not just for a few months, but for a couple of years. They only shut down cattle coming over the border from Mexico last fall. And it was only because ranchers here at the states were screaming bloody murder. We had a human infection here in the US up in Maryland. And that was an employee, US government employee that had been working in South America in a particular location and came back with it and they diagnosed it fortunately in time to keep them alive. But that person will probably get a permanent retirement now from the damages. And so we have multiple places where we are vulnerable here stateside. There was an issue in some of the farm locations where we have stuff that there was a type of parasite that was also on the green vegetables and warning the stores that actually had it and the locations where it may be getting spreading. Is it natural? Yeah, you have a lot of that stuff that happens naturally. Unfortunately, we're monitoring for it. But there's even in that recounting, there's something fishy about it. So are we under attack within lots right now. And I think that's very much so a possibility.
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Yeah. You, you said what city would they probably hit if they hit one? And we've seen the New York cities had those, those nuclear bomb attack on the preparedness. Nuclear threat preparedness in New York City. They've had those a couple of years ago, several years ago when they came out with that recently the brief article coming out.
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The New York seeming to be the target. Large population center is a more likely target because they get more damage and they want to be spectacular. They want to have maximum impact. And that's at the core of terrorism. And it also has to do with the productivity, the industry. If your municipality is faced with all sorts of potential drama, then people don't go out to eat, they don't go to football games, they don't hang out at the park, which of course was part of the point of the whole Covid spectacle. And so terrorism to try and stop us from just living life and force us to succumb to being managed at a distance by the slave mask terrorizes to be their slaves. Can't allow it. Trump and team are engaging them on their turf, not waiting for them to get to our turf. Iran has been exporting terrorism and disrupting governments around the world with impunity and had money to do that from the Obama administration. Yarding that in capping it off is what we're doing right now. And then the other side of the coin that I know so many in this audience are concerned about people trying to protect themselves from the terrorism, namely specifically have been lobbying, getting all sorts of support and assistance. Not being yarded in when they get out of hand. And it's this continuous. I'm trying to balance teeter totter scales. And so this one's too heavy now. You gotta put more weight over here. We're here now. I got more weight over here. Until the beam bends and breaks. That's not a solution. De escalate these situations. And we're going to de escalate both sides. Even the with merging of military operations between Israel and the US That's a bit overplayed, but we merged military operations with just about every state that we sell arms to around the world.
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So it looks like we lost one. But yeah, the places where probably nukes would be I think in unfortunately Democrat held cities because they would have the ability to move around and set those up. Because of the Democrat cities have allowed for the illegal immigration. Of course in New York they're doing basically turning New York City into a communist city. So that would allow the bad actors to come in and make those moves. The same thing in Seattle. They're moving towards communism. Have a communist mayor la Communism. Those are cities that I would suspect could possibly get hit by the nukes that they have floating around out there. So this is a re. This is real what Juan is talking about. Something that we knew when I was in the CIA that there were some loose nukes out there. Right. There's lots of different places where they could have come from us. Right. Bad actors in the US could have brought them in and all Kind of crazy stuff there. There's unfortunately several states and cities that. What one.
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Okay, I apologize. I don't know what the issue is because I. I couldn't have better reception or Internet right now. Full bars both ways. Don't let tell you about it. The only thing I can say is Streamyard has just been wonky for me anyway for quite a while.
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Oh yeah.
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The issue is there anyway. But let me ask you this. What do you think are the more most important things going on right now that we need to address? You know.
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Yeah.
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Now that Trump is honest vote and the fact that you can't fix it.
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Yes. So I think that. Wow. That's like really. I think that the the vote is thing is it pretty good from if they capture another election then we can come in and do whatever they want.
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And I am fairly comfortable that the intent is to stop the election probably late October, to pause everything. Could be as soon as late September. But he's going to let them do all of the shifty crap they want to do, feel their fate and then act. And the only thing is an extension here, and I haven't said this before because I didn't want it to be a problem, but now it's erupted in some bizarre places. So I'll just state this. There's. I have who because of things, you know, that I and others have said concerning the pause Trump pausing the election as a national security emergency. Emergency and say sorry, National emergency and pause the elections as a national security matter. They're wrong. But they were trying to work through engineering through how they would hold a vote within certain of these states in spite of Trump declaring a national security emergency related to the vote. There's this scuttlebutt going around that he doesn't have the legal authority technically to declare a national emergency and pause the vote. What they're not understanding what needs to be reiterated. And I told this audience and many other audiences this previously. Trump resigned the presidency in late March of 2020 and assumed the role of commander in chief in his rallies. Every single rally. I don't think there was even one where it wasn't put up there. And he saw all these memes and things that he posted to show you what was going on in the economy and other stuff. One of the most interesting memes that he put up is a meme showing his popularity and that the lowest point of his popularity was March, late March of 2020. And in the bottom right corner of that meet, it says Trump resigns the presidency. I have to Resign the presidency is what Trump said. And then his popularity starts to go up after that. The date around which that occurred. He is right. When he closed up Cheyenne Mountain, March 13, 2020, he declared a national emergency related to Covid. Two days later, while doing a walk through at Cheyenne Mountain, he closed up the mountain. He said, out of an abundance of caution, because we all, we may have just been attacked related to Covid. We may be at war and not realize it yet. So out of an abundance of caution, I'm sealing up the mountain now. One of the aspects here, even within the Patriot groups, listening people that have been on this for quite a while, it was in the context of COVID So people have said that Covid isn't valid as continuation of the threat related to elections. Excuse me, excuse moi. Covid was all about the elections around the world. Covid was put in play in order to create a context for voting remotely. Dropboxes, slowing down the voting and doing mail in. And so the context for even having Covid out there was to control the voting systems around the world and to create a situation where the only way you could vote was if you had a vaccine passport to be able to come out in public. They weren't able to pull it off completely. The players involved overplayed their hand. Trump did warp speed. And warp speed forced the people that brought Covid to us to bring out the vaccine years earlier than they wanted to. The vaccine already existed in 2015. That's a matter of public record. DARPA had the vaccine. Department of Defense was storing the vaccine materials for Covid in 2015. So all that we did was Trump with his operation. Warp speed forced them to bring it out way sooner. The corollary here is the hunt for Red October. In the movie, when the attack sub caught up with Ramius in the Red October submarine, he immediately fired torpedoes to kill Ramius. And the Americans were on board the boat to kill the Red October Ramius. The captain turned the Red October sub right at the torpedoes that had been fired at it and then took it up to 100%, 110%, 115% power output from the nuclear reactors. They were afraid they were going to melt the reactors below the boat up. But he raced at the torpedoes coming at him. And the issue was going back to the earliest days in submarine warfare. There were several submarines that were killed by their own torpedoes. They came out of the tubes, the rudders didn't quite work the way they were supposed to, and they went in a great big circle, came back and killed the submarine that had fired the torpedoes. So they put safeties in torpedoes where they had to run straight and through for a certain distance that was dialed into the torpedo, how many revolutions the propeller would turn before the detonation device would become active and able to blow. And depending on who's group you're dealing with, 80 to 85, 90% of the distance before it would go active. What Ramius did is he closed the distance between the sub that fired the torpedoes and himself. He closed the distance to those torpedoes and he got inside the range where they were still unarmed when they hit the Red October because he raced at them. They just bounced off the hole. They didn't explode because they hadn't yet armed. The other sub captain then turned around and recalculated the shot, got into a new position and then fired again. But this time, because he was in such a rush, he told them not to put any safeties on, just fire them. With no safeties, they go active the second they come out of the tubes. The this time it looked like Red October was toast and it was going to be killed. That's when the American submarine Dallas got between the torpedoes and the Red October, created turbulence in the water, confusing things, put out things that would confuse the torpedoes and then did a blow where they went rapidly to the surface, just shot straight up to the surface and got out of the way of the torpedoes. While they were confused and went through all that turbulence, they lost sight of the Raditroper in that turbulent water, got turned around a bit, found the original sub that had fired the torpedoes and with no safety in place, the torpedoes honed in on the metallic material, the reflected surface on the submarine that had fired the torpedoes and came around and killed it. That's Covid. When Trump raised the deep state to release the vaccine early, it opened up society. People believed that they could now function. They were all under propaganda, but people wouldn't have listened and weren't listening as we talked about hydroxychloroquine and other things that could help with stabbing off this advanced fluid flu, this weaponized flu. But Covid was every bit about cooking the elections, not just in the US but around the world, drop boxes, et cetera, mail in ballots, et cetera. And so that national security emergency, only one person, according to the way it was set up and as a NORAD continuity and government operation, only one person has the authority to stop the national security emergency, and that's Trump. Biden couldn't do it. Neither could Congress. Once one year had passed and they didn't cancel it, and so it stays in effect. So technically, those people saying that Trump can't declare a national emergency regarding elections are misunderstanding. He has every legal authority needed to now continue if this national security emergency and to pause the vote because of the foreign interference by China and other countries. And the data, the material that Trump released after the address to the nation the other day is being added to pretty regularly, several times a week. We haven't got everything in the public yet. They're building out the case. So people saying there's nothing there. There's nothing there. Yeah, actually, there's plenty there, lots there. And they're not going to back off. Those people saying that there's no case for the elections having been stolen in 2020 will have to eat every one of those words and they are going to be dirt in their mouths before this is over. Trump's right, on the right path, doing exactly what has to be done. And what we're about, Michael, what our role is at this exact moment in time is to help people to understand the context, bring these details out as they come to light, explain them, and help people to understand the context of this moment. We were attacked China, Venezuela, Cuba, on the Russians, other groups were all in on some pieces of this. Serbia, Italy, NATO partners. And so we will have to address this. We were attacked at the nation state level. And so a policing response over at the Justice Department is inadequate. That's an internal response. This was acts of war. To steal an election is an act of war. To interfere in another country's elections is an act of war to be addressed. Including Gitmo and military courts versus civilian courts addressing these issues. We're just getting started.
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Definitely. Some of the comments about the President Trump wasn't broadcast on a lot of the news agencies, NBC, CBS and cnn. There's talk about pulling their licenses and so forth. Do you think we're going in that direction?
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I don't think CBS went along with it, but abc, msnbc, the deal is this, they get to broadcast for free. We charge everybody else for use of the airwaves. And then the second thing is, because there's only so many airwaves you can use for those types of broadcasts, but also they have to carry national emergency security briefings, et cetera. Something coming from the President, especially in this kind of a period, fits within the context of something that needs to be covered. They're getting paid to keep those broadcast channels open so that in time of emergency, we can broadcast things to the citizens and then who makes cnn, abc, msnbc? Who makes them judge and jury? What's a lie and what's the truth? Okay, they lie and tell untruths all day long as though they are true. I noticed on AOL they put out in context of Trump's address to the nation that President Trump was lying to the nation again, that he was committing fraud against the world concerning the 2020 election. Okay, so who made them judge and jury? And how are they going to have to eat their words down the road as we get more and more details of exactly what happened? And by the way, China didn't just assist through the parts that went into the various electronic machines. They also printed ballots and sent them here to the US and distributed them. They didn't in 2024 go out into the mail system, but they did in 2020. And so where a lot of these people thought we didn't have anything and nothing was going to happen, the reality is the administration, the investigative agencies behind the scenes have lots of data concerning the stolen 2020 election, and that will come out decisively. And so Trump is just starting to lay rails to get to where he wants to go. And nobody's going to stop that these next couple of months as the case is made for interference in the election and that nothing has been done. If we went forward with the election today, right this second, if the SAVE act was passed, if we got everything that we asked for, even a hand count, paper ballot counted where it cast. The problem is you have people who are already on the ballot through fraudulent primaries and through mischief within the primaries where the voter rolls weren't cleaned. So what you'd be doing is sealing the deal with these fraudulent candidates on the voter rolls or ballots. And that would be a fraud against the American people. Also, the only correct fix at this point in time is a full stop pause and get the ballots corrected, get the voter rolls corrected and how we're going to vote. There's still people that think you can fix the machines in the few weeks we have till the election. You can't fix the machines. You've still got to do testing. You have to do training for the people that are using them. It'll never, ever happen. The, the only solution at this point to get to a fair election is to pause this election, reset things, get them sorted out and then proceed forward. And you can't do that by an act of Congress. You can't even do that from the presidency. You can't do it at the state level. You can't just do it in certain states, but not others. Nationwide, it's the federal election. And so the only way to do it is a full stop, correct these things and then come back and do it. And in a perfect world, could we rerun the elections in three months? No way. You couldn't get everything sorted out in three months. Could it be six months? President Trump, his 107th executive order of this administration this term was March 25th of 2025, signed at 107 in the afternoon. And it directed all of the county clerks across the country, with the assistance of the governors, to clean up the voter rolls in preparation for this election. And they had until September 25th to do that. They didn't do it. They didn't fix it. Nothing got done. None of the counties across the country got their voter rolls cleaned up. They said they didn't have money. That's what a county clerk gets, money for us to run the voter rolls. They said they didn't have whatever. They said they were clean and it's false because they were using Eric and things like that, which is a tool used to claim some voter rolls, which is mischief. And by the way. Oh, people running Eric, I think they got a problem. I think they got a legal problem. We'll see how that goes. There's stuff in the flow right now that is going to look at funding sources like that. I think they, a lot of those people probably should lawyer up. That'd be my advice. But let's see what happens. So at the end of the day, you can't fix the 2026 election at this point in time. There's too many things wrong. It's a full stop. If you don't do a full stop, let's say you ran the election and then a few days afterwards, it's obvious there's fraud in there, et cetera. And you pop. And you pop, pause or stop it then before anybody gets to get to office. It could be done that way, but I think it's problematic because it looks more. More like a coup. And you're now going because your guys didn't win. You just want to go after the ones that didn't win. No, I think you have to go after this before you get there with the understanding that you can't run the election under these circumstances because it's. It's been frauded already, so. Well, think.
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Absolutely.
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Yep.
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Yep. Any. Any final words? I want you to get those beans, black beans and sausage.
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There is drama going on in the financial, financial markets behind the scenes and it's pretty epic. And China just closed down a number of their trading platforms for gold. Silver wasn't specifically mentioned directly, but there's been plenty of people said no, it's there in the silver too. There is. They don't want to get caught with their pants down with this paper, gold and silver trades. And that's what they're specifically looking at. And so there's other stuff going on in other countries. So for example, I had a call over the weekend with a very moneyed group that wants to buy not just a few thousand bars of gold, but they want several tons of gold and they're getting out of two particular currencies that they're deep in, which isn't the dollar by the way. And so they're working through that pretty steadily. I think they'll get that deal done in the next few days. Even others are showing up all of a sudden now trying to do it. They since Blood in the Water and since Trump's address the other day, this is going to continue to escalate and I think the fear of central banks around the world being in some type of peril is getting more and more real by the day. So again, what do you do when the paper fiat becomes questionable? And by the way, what was the China set down? Paper fiat gold trades. They don't want their own banks getting snookered and holding paper gold, not real gold. If they're going to transact, they have to purchase it and they have to pay for it and the transaction is done for real. In transferring the actual underlying gold asset, even stuff involves to other people ownership in those vaults, wherever it might be in the world, people should kind of take a understanding. There's a little bit of hanky panky going on in the paper trades even right now. But the real players are moving to physical to get out of danger.
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That's good. Yep. And of course your your coins are doing really well.
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I go we I haven't pushed them hard. While silver and like that is down, they're great buy. I'm not changing pricing. They're works of art. And Jen has plenty of great deals over on her side too with other things. The 2020 jacket. I actually asked Jen over the weekend if we could do anything to make something sweet for the 2020 jacket. I think that 2020, it's not over yet. Art is absolutely fantastic. Trump is the megadore is fantastic. Some of the other stuff she has in there is just amazing within her store. And so I people ought to go take a look at it. When I was thinking for our September event there in Vegas, I may take five minutes and see if everybody can do the sing along with the 2020 it's not over yet song. I think that'd be fun. And that's going to be a huge event. Roseanne is premiering her first two episodes of her new TV show, 10 part series and it's just hysterical. We're showing Dark Horse again and then we have a surprise or two still for that first night that I haven't announced yet, but I think I'm going to emcee that personally and do that directly. We're working through that run of show right now, but it'll be a, it'll be a fantastic event. They took the, we're in the process right now of taking out the bar at the center of the Ahearn Hotel so that we'll have a whole new layout. The TV's on the opposite side of the room now and much more open space. There's not a bad seat in the house for the show. We've got audio tests that we're going to do the last week of August and bring in some other speaker equipment to get a better sound in the room and like that. So we're doing a lot of stuff behind the scenes. And then the, the speakers, we have several that have already committed that I think are just going to be amazing and continuing to build that out. So it will be a couple of the same speakers from the last lineup but where they have totally new information and then a number of speakers you haven't heard before that will build this out. So if you were at the last one, it no comparison to this one and it'll be a lot of fun. So I'm really looking forward to it.
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Yeah, I got the, I got the flyer up. I see you got Colonel Tony Schaefer and Wayne Allen. Root had a great James o', Keefe, Tina Peters, David Clement.
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We're off. And Kurt weldon on the 911 stuff along with Schaefer and a couple of other surprises in there, too that we don't even want to announce till last second. We have a delegation coming over from South Korea. I'll be over there in a few days.
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Oh, good.
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And a delegation coming in from Brazil and which is way larger than the last one. I think we got 20 coming from each location. Sounds like now to talk about election issues in those locations. And by the way, there is stuff happening in D.C. right now on the election stuff since Trump did his address to the nation. The other day. And it's pretty, pretty epic stuff, but it's not within the mainstream conversation. I will tell you that persons that this audience would know instantly were in a initial briefing last week with a very large number of people present from multiple investigative agencies. Campaigns should be looking over their shoulder. This is a very serious effort with very advanced tools and a very large number of people that have been thrown into the mix to make this happen. Very real. They're going after fraudulent campaign funding sources both in and outside of the US and this is a. Addressed during the September conference and I'm looking forward to that. Some of it they'll just have to tease. Arrests and tribunals are coming, but they're not quite yet. So deep breaths. We're on the correct path.
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Very good, Very good. All right. We've had a big Turnout today on YouTube and X. We had 5,600 briefly. But yeah, great showing a lot of great information as always. Thanks for coming on after the last show we did.
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Thank you.
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Come on and give us updates. So really appreciate it. And we've got a lot of good comments about beans, how they clean you out. They're healthy for you, but you be tuned. We're looking forward to hearing your stories about that.
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Drama is just ahead. Every one thing everybody really does need to do is prayer. Prayer required. Prayer changes things.
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Yep. Very good.
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Bends and twists and I have no question in my mind that will make it to least possible. And our allies and prayer is not wasted. The devil and his minions it. There's a lot at stake, not just for us, but for generations to come. So there you go. All right.
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Thanks, Juan. You're starting to cut out. I was going to ask you to do a prayer, but I don't think it's going to make it through.
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Can I lose you?
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Yeah. You're kind of in and out a little bit, but we got a little. We got most of what you said.
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All right.
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But yeah, thanks.
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There's a guy who's got a beard almost as big as mine. There we go.
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Wow. Yeah. All right, Thanks a lot, Juan and Jordan, we'll see you again soon. Yeah. Thank you,
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bro. See you, folks.