Fauci GRILLED, “Iranian” Cyberattack & Casket Taps | Julian Dorey

(dramatic music) - What's up everybody and welcome back to another episode of The Julian Dory Podcast. I am, Julian Dory. - And I'm Joey Dave, how you doing? - How you doing? - All right Dave, we got two pretty big podcasts coming this week. - Biggums. - Biggums, biggums. I'm not saying who and all that, but we do have two very good ones coming during the week. You might be able to guess what it's on. I'll leave it at that. I think there's three episodes drop in this week, but the first two will be on that. And they're gonna be entertaining. So keep your eyes open for that. But we have a smorgasbord. Today I have a lot of different things. The, a lot of things, you know. Flying to the air this weekend, right? - It is the weekend, but obviously Anthony Fauci was up there pleading the fifth. - Oh, Fauci. - Using his fifth amendment, right? - He Fauched up. - Yeah, we'll be talking about that. Certainly just very, God, gives me bad memories. Bad memories of a different era seeing him up there, but we'll go through some of that. There is some interesting continued surveillance state stuff coming out as well. I also saw James Lee dug a little deeper on the flock stuff, so I want to hit that as well. And, you know, the Iran war is going awesome. Of course, things are just incredible. You know, the updates, there's nothing to worry about, which is great. So we'll go through all the great news on that this week. And also Lindsey Graham has now been buried. So he is fair game to discuss as he is in the news because he gave some pretty unprecedented behind-the-scenes footage, access, you could say, to CNN, to document him and his excitement over the Iran war. And I'd said that a couple weeks ago. And someone dies right away, obviously, like that this serious thing, I respect that. And then, you know, once the cycle of that has been respected, if you are a historical or man of the moment that deserves criticism, you are fair game. So just before worn on that, that is how I look at that. But also, Dave, Jared Kushner, finding his way into business deals again. You know these trying to allegedly get a piece of FIFA. Now, you wear this? - No, I didn't know that. - I'm going to make you wear this. I'm going to make you wear this. You're tremendous. - Yeah, and Jared Leto is in the news. I saw that phenomenal. - I didn't see that one coming. - Yeah, you know, phenomenal, just more great stuff than alleged of people. - Yeah. - I don't even know what to think anymore. There's something every goddamn week. But as a small note from last week, I did have a chance to talk to Jack Niel, who did that. I guess we can call it the Deadman Switch Podcast with Andrew Tate. - That was about three hours and 21 minutes that he put out when Andrew Tate got arrested. They had recorded it in May. Most of my conversation with Jack, I'm treating his off the record. What I will say that is already publicly available that was kind of confirmed through him is that this just kind of came together back when, I guess he had Andrew Tate on the show a couple of years ago, so he had been with Andrew Tate earlier this spring. And Andrew Tate was just like, you know, it's recorded podcast in case something happens. And then something happens. So Jack hit the button and there he have it. It was-- - A man's switch. - Dief made me listen to it on the way the shore last week. I called him right when I was getting in the car. He's like, you gotta listen to that podcast. So I did listen to it on 1.5 speed. That was an interesting experience. - Yeah, I can't imagine that. - Yeah, I will say this about Andrew Tate. He didn't stutter for the whole three hours, 20 minutes. I mean, that was interesting to me. Like he did not fucking stutter once, just kind of gone through the story. But he's certainly an interesting listen. And as I said, like the allegations are serious. So if they turn out to be completely fake, obviously, we'll say that if they turn out to be completely true, for him. But we'll monitor that as information comes in. There's not a ton right now, but certainly interesting times, Joey Dief, interesting times. - As always, as always. - Hey guys, if you're not following me on Spotify, please hit that follow button and leave a five star review. They're both a huge help. Thank you. - But let's start out with Fauci, you know. He gave the Senate a lot of information, a lot of information that it's going to be very useful to them to try to figure out what happened during COVID. But you know, the thing about Anthony Fauci that from the very beginning, this was a guy, like you could ask my mom about this. This was a dude that I was cringed out by the end of March 2020. The thing about him is this fucking guy loves the spotlight. He loved being a celebrity. He, you know, with some of the information we were able to get from his emails and his fucking diary. I don't even know what's going on there. Like he apparently had a diary and they got access to that. Like he was constantly pushing for awards and stuff. He loved being on, you know, the Cold Bear Report or whatever the fuck it was called on CBS and telling everyone to stay inside and stay away from each other. And, you know, it's a real indictment on him as a person, the excitement and attention grabbing that he would do while people were losing their lives out there. Literally, like I mean that, not just like there were people dying, but there were also a lot of people dying because their whole life had been taken away from them. The businesses, their jobs, you know, how many people got addicted to things because they lost everything in their life because they were forced to fucking stay home forever and not socially interact with people. How much did the every generation, but particularly the younger generations lose in human interaction during that time period when they couldn't fucking go to school and be around other people. We are going to see the reverberating effects of that for decades to come. We've already seen some, but like that is going to be in for all the wrong reasons a very interesting psychological human experiment on, you know, how different generations interact with each other on the basis of the fact that so many of their formative years were ripped from them. But, you know, it's also an indictment on Italians holding power. Oh yeah, you know, like every time we get a taste of it, not a good look, we just run, we run one, Cuomo, Fauci. Listen, we don't claim these guys though. I know, but hey, it's not great. It's not great. It's not great. You need to stay home, stop the spread. You blow it, dude, blow it, fucking Fauci. But, you know, when you get up there and you just plead the fifth to every question, do we have the clip? I don't know if we did this one, Dave. Do we have the clip of when Josh Hawley was like, asking him basic questions? Yes, he's like, all right, let's pull that out. This was fucking good. He's just, he's trying to get Fauci to say anything that's not the same statement of on the advice of counsel. I'm using, I'm exercising my rights under the Constitution to take the feather, whatever the fuck he said. All right, let's play that. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Well, nothing says honesty like taking the fifth, Handaq. Let's try something. Handaq. What day of the week is it today? On the divisive council, it's definitely declined to answer based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution. What color tie are you wearing? I'm gonna look at him like that. On the divisive council, I respectfully decline to answer based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution. What color is the carpet in front of you? Don't worry about it. On the divisive council, I respectfully decline to answer. Can my lawyers out there tell me like what the value of him not answering those questions would be? Because you've been pardoned, as you very well know, as a Supreme Court has been clear for a century and more, Brown versus Walker, 1896, when he has been pardoned, he may not stand upon his privilege. You know that, your lawyer sitting behind you, now shifting nervously in their chairs, they know it, but this is about the Constitution. This isn't about the law, this is about contempt. Contempt for this body and contempt for the American people. But I think I know why you're doing it. It's because you don't wanna answer questions. It's because you did all kinds of terrible things, because during the pandemic, you got rich, didn't you? You got rich while people were dying, hundreds of thousands of Americans, over a million in the end, and you were getting rich, and not only were you doing that, you were using federal employees with taxpayer money to apply for and solicit cash prizes for you personally. Cash prizes, totaling over a million dollars, you did all of that during the pandemic, didn't you? - That's a question. - That's a question. - On the advice of counsel, I respectfully decline to answer based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution. - Okay. Yeah, is there, so if he just says like Senator, the floor is fucking the carpet's blue. And then when he actually asks him a real question, pleads to Fifth, is there anything legally, I don't know, liable with that? - I'm only well versed in bird law. Yeah, yeah, nah, nah. - Not my lane, as you can tell, but it's like, man, like the fucking memeification of that, bad look, if you're Anthony Fauci, but it's also like so many people during that era, it really highlighted unfortunately the worst of us, right? The worst of when we go at each other in America over bullshit to where, you know, people disagreed on how to handle this and all that, and then felt like they needed to scream and add at each other on the basis of that if someone else had a different opinion and it was an unprecedented situation and all that, but I think it's pretty clear like the handling was completely fucked up and roll out of the vaccine and all that stuff, but there was a clip of Stephen A. Smith, I think we have this one, Steve, talking about Kairi Irving and as far as I can tell, apologizing to Kairi for that era, which good old Stephen A. Smith for doing that, Steve Kairi Irving, if you don't remember, was very, he did not want to take the vaccine and had his reasons for that and he was vilified for it. And Stephen A. Smith at the time, I believe, called him selfish and was really going at him and, you know, kind of doing like the cringe mainstream media stuff, taking out a guy for having a different opinion on things like that, but, you know, there's gonna be people who are gonna be like, yeah, the apology's hollow. Like, look what you did to a guy like this during that era. I understand that, but it's better than nothing. I like to give credit where it's due on people who may have changed their opinion. So let's play this. - There were others who had the courage to say, bump that. And one of those people at the forefront was Kairi Irving. I bring his name up because I had my issues with him from a leadership standpoint. Never as a player, 'cause he's sensational. But with him, in terms of leadership, and I didn't look at it as being courageous. I looked at it as being selfish. And I watched Dr. Fauci on Capitol Hill yesterday. And the person I thought about most was Kairi Irving. Kairi Irving stood out in my mind because of the heat that he was taking. And I folks were piling on because that was just the latest transgression in their eyes that he was committing and subjecting the public to. He refused the vaccine. New York City's mandate made him an eligible for home games. And he linked his stance to people losing jobs over vaccine mandates. In my opinion, particularly hindsight-wise, it didn't make him stubborn or selfish. It made him brave, but his willingness to stand up and say, no, I'm not doing that. - All right, so I appreciate Stephen A. doing that. I also think when bad things happen, what you don't want to do is then automatically no matter what be a 100% contrarian on everything, regardless of evidence, because then you fall into the trap of making the same mistake from the other side. That's it. When bad things happen and you are gaslit into something, to not be suspicious in the future of other things and ask proper questions and probe on those things would be a huge mistake. It's literally what we do on this show. So what I would say to people like Stephen A. Smith and people who may be looking at this and going, damn, had this wrong is, okay, great. In the future, when something happens, I don't know what, it's just, we're living in a strange world, Joseph the Olympus. We are, you know, and people have the audacity to maybe have a different opinion. You don't have to agree with it. Maybe your evidence is a little different, but don't shame them, don't cancel them. Don't be a part of the machine that tries to pressure just to make sure that their world views the same. The beautiful part about living in America should be the fact that we can have different opinions and exist peacefully and have nice arguments in the public's fear about them without trying to destroy people's livelihoods, reputations, et cetera. You know, there's a line with things with basic human decency for sure. This is not one of them. Having a different opinion on a medical procedure, if you will, however you wanna say it, is not one of them. And I hope that's a lesson people learn. 'Cause we also saw the White House, I think you have the link, the White House released a report going through what people were canceled for saying in the spring and summer of 2020 and even into 2021 in 2022, which is the origins of COVID-19 and it being a lamb league. We all remember the famous clip of John Stewart of all people, shout out to John, going on Cold Bear show on CBS and doing some incredible standup about, oh, I don't know where the fuck this came from. The fucking Wuhan laboratory to study COVID and the disease emanated and moved on. No, maybe it was the bats fucking in the background that did it. And it was like, everyone remembers Stephen Cold Bear shitting himself to like try to get him to kind of stop, even though it was also hysterical and credible standup. But Stewart kept going and he reflected an opinion that like a lot of people had and they weren't allowed to talk about and then you kind of had a guy who would come from the mainstream and John Stewart come out there, do that on a major mainstream platform and that always felt like a shift to me in society to where some people could actually start saying that again. But we don't need to go through all the data right now because we have a lot to get to today. But you guys can check out the link from whitehouse.gov. Yeah, I mean, listen, I'm not the one doing the graphic design, but if we go down, I do want to just cover at least the the outline parts right here where they just review what this was. The virus possesses a biological characteristic that is not found in nature, meaning you didn't eat a fucking bat. Data shows that all COVID-19 cases stem from a single introduction into humans. This runs contrary to previous pandemics where there were multiple spillover events. Wuhan is the home of China's foremost SARS research lab, which has a history of conducting gain of function research, gene altering and organism supercharging at adequately, at inadequate biosafety levels. Wuhan Institute of virology researchers were sick with COVID-like symptoms in the fall of 2019. Months before COVID-19 was discovered at the wet market, which is where they were trying to claim it came from. And by nearly all measures of science, if there was evidence of natural origin, it would have already surfaced, but it hasn't. And then they start to list below what all that is. And you guys can check that out. But like, I remember Brett Weinstein talking with Joe Rogan in like June, 2020, laying this all out, a scientist. You know, Brett's a brilliant guy. And people, there were a lot of people like, wow, brave, awesome, thanks for going through so much evidence for three hours. And then there were a lot of people like, fuck you, how dare you say this? It's like all we're doing is talking about an origin with a country that's not exactly friends with us by the way, in China. Not disrespect to the people and talk about governments in this case. But like, you know, it feels like it was two decades ago. This was not that long ago. And it's so long ago. You know, again, it's like, we gotta learn from these things. I won't hold my breath on that though. Yeah, I won't hold my breath on that. There was one more Bernie Moreno went at him where he talked about what was the clip where he's like, how fucking dare you, who the fuck do you think you are? Yeah, let's pull this up and then we'll get off this. But, you know, these guys finally had their shot at this dude to make some statements again. He's not helping at all, just pleading the fifth, but it's more than we've had. Those policies were put in place because you had moronic politicians that listened to the words of a megalomaniac who was more interested in having met a Kardashian than the suffering of the American people. And that is you. Your advice to communities like that, to idiotic politicians who enforce those rules, arrested that mom for watching a football game with her own family outside. When that story broke, I said to myself, I cannot stand Ilya on the side and watch this happen. It was about six years ago today that I decided I'm gonna give up my businesses, sell them all, run for office, run for the United States Senate. Here I am sitting in front of you six years later, saying who the fuck do you think you were for doing that? - Well, if it isn't the consequences of my own fucking actions. - Good for him. - Good for him. I wasn't familiar with that. What's that guy's name? Senator Moreno? - Yeah. - What's familiar with that backstory, but good for him. - Yeah, Bernie Moreno. - That's great. But the Iran war's still going on. - Yeah. - It's not. - It's popular. - Not reaching out, it's very popular. Actually, can we pull that up? I heard a lot of them. Americans are really, really into this. I don't know. I guess you guys out there has been cheering on this war, very, very excited to get some more boots on the ground, potentially, no, they're endless Middle East war. That's what everybody's saying. I don't know. I heard it from Trump. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] No, they're doing that. That'll be released. [inaudible] You know what? They're going to pay a big price to getting, they're getting, they're being decimated. Decimated? We're winning. Decimated. We're winning. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] We're not against it. You hear that? You're not against it. I don't know if you don't want to have gasoline prices, but they're not against the war. Loud and clear. Nobody wants a red divanity. What? But you want a red divanity? You know, yeah. Go ahead. In fact, we can pause right there. And in fact, it's so funny he's saying that because I remember, you know, the war broke out on February 28th. And I remember on the 23rd and 24th and 25th, we were out there talking to the people on the streets, doing man on the street, asking them about, you know, what their biggest concerns in the world were in their life. And every single person to a man and woman said, the nation of Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. That was their number one issue. There was nothing else they cared about. Many people are saying it. Our poll was like 100% thief. Yeah. Right? Yeah. This is a number one issue. Yeah. Yeah, I hate to see that. Yeah. Benjamin Netanyahu came into me with Donald Trump for the fucking eighth time and however long and since this second term began. And I'm sure a short Trump that the war is a valiant effort that's going really important. I don't know if you saw it. If he said that according to an interview, Netanyahu said, we straightened it out, referring to him and vice president, JD Vance, with JD Vance saying some things. So I don't know if I should take that as like, you know, Netanyahu walked in and straightened them out and said, what the fuck you saying, boy, it's like straightened them out. Or if they just, you know, like buddy, buddy, you know, little, little group hug. I don't know. Hey, come in here. Come in here for some. Come on. Come back home to daddy. And suddenly, you know, JD's back on the tee. I don't know. I wasn't there. I wasn't there. But I'm sure they could bond over ethnically cleansing Lebanon, but you know, that's neither here nor there. I'm very, very popular. Very, very, very popular. The war we've won 10 times already. We have won it many, many times. And the real issue is that now they're hitting us at home. Right? Yeah. Right. Now they're hitting us at home. They're, they're attacking Minnesota water treatment systems, hanging in there. You'll see where we're going with this. It's from the NYT. Is that right, Joey D? Yes, sir. West sees Iran as likely behind cyber attacks on Minnesota water systems. Investigators cautioned that the assessment was preliminary. There were no indications that any water supply had been rendered unsafe to drink. So investigators believe a cyber attack this week on dozens of municipal water systems in Minnesota was probably the work of Iranian hackers, according to the U.S. and state officials and others familiar with the matter, a potential active aggression that comes at a precarious moment in the U.S. war against Iran. Officials cautioned that they had not definitively determined who was responsible for the attack and that the preliminary assessment could change as the authorities collected more technical data. They also warned that the hackers could be attempting to pose as Iran-based in an effort to ratchet up tensions between the two countries. I wonder who would do that. Yeah. Who would ever do such a thing? Never guess. There's no, there's nobody in the window. Yeah. I can't think what's real. Maybe. You know what? I can see Switzerland doing that. Yeah. Right. Switzerland's always just enjoyed being in the middle and like hitting the button to watch people fuck each other. Yeah. Yeah. It could, it could tell if you're Switzerland. Tell if you're Switzerland. But anyway, local officials reported that the well-entreatment plant in at least one city was temporarily offline on Monday while other cities in the state had to use manual work around to cope with attempted attacks on automated operations. That's good. So if you're out in Minnesota, you can keep drinking. Even with its limited impact to hack, it's confirmed to be linked to Tehran comes in a sense of time in direct fighting between the United States and US, which is resumed in the Middle East. Three state officials briefed on the investigation into the breach, said the trade craft used in the absence of a random ransom demand had led analysts to tentatively conclude that it was the work of Iranian hackers. Those officials spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss a continuing criminal investigation. And where's our one guy, the one you're appointed? Yeah, we're all good here. John says we're all good back to the article. John is real. I'm sorry, that's a real name listed in here. John is real. He said that hackers targeted roughly 36 municipal water systems in the state as part of a breach that was first detected on Sunday. At least it wasn't 33, at least we got that going for us. The first reports prompted state officials to warn municipalities with similar vulnerabilities to be on alert, which enabled a swift response. The hackers targeted infrastructure used to remotely manage and monitor water towers maintained by municipal governments, Mr. Zero said that as of Wednesday afternoon, there had been no indication that any of the breaches contaminated or disrupted water delivery. You know, who wrote this for the New York Times? You know when they got that name, whoever this was, Dustin Volton, Ernesto, Lundone, you know, they're like, I just got to keep using the mystery is real thing, it's too much fun. But this comes on the heels of another report. Let's pull up that second one, deep, the articles, the second link right there. Another report, again, at a really tenuous time, obviously we saw footage of everyone pounding up at Lindsey Graham's funeral, you know, you had the double tap on the casket. Oh, my God, the truck will pull that up in a minute. The Trump double tap on the lens and come on, yes. It was like, it was like perfectly on par with like when he was basketball shooting paper towels. It's the hurricane. It's just like you can't help himself. Can you pull up that video? Yeah. I'm excited to that real quick and then I'll come back to this article. Trump gives the eulogy for Lindsey Graham. I always say Graham, Graham, Graham, Graham, Graham, whatever, Graham cracker. I don't know, sometimes it comes out the other way, but Graham cracker gives the eulogy. And then let's full screen this, deep, goes to walk by the casket and gives it a good job. Look at the dude in the back wash, I'm like, what's he going to do? I know he's going to do some go on, bro, oh my God. He's the most unintentionally funny person ever. Even through all the bullshit, it's still funny. I'll give him that. He is still fucking funny, but not the stuff he's doing with war and all that, but just like the shit he does. He is still fucking funny. But back to this article, this was obviously we had seen Marco Rubio and Pete Higgseth and Netanyahu all having a great time at the funeral talking it out. Certainly some interesting body language on that video, by the way. You got a little 360 spin from Marco Rubio to see who's watching. Yeah. You got Netanyahu turning to each of them like this. You know, we're going to bomb around. That's what you're doing next. I don't know if he said that, maybe my liberators out there can go check it out, but he was speaking English presumably that he's still and they were very excited to talk with him. But this was from capital and empire exclusive CIA assessment details, Israel's race to make the US Israel alliance irreversible, this is from all the chat, I eat a chavez on July 29, 2026. Let's hold on. Israeli officials know they're losing the American public panic that America's political consensus on Israel's collapsing. They're pursuing a long-term strategy to permanently mesh Israel with America's military intelligence and defense establishment in ways future administrations would struggle to unwind according to a new confidential US intelligence assessment. Relay officials believe the political fight over Israel in the United States is becoming harder to win. I wonder what we give them that idea. At the era of indefinitely securing billions of dollars in annual military aid is coming to an end according to the assessment, which was described to capital and empire by several US officials. Instead of relying on direct US military aid and increasingly visible and politically contentious form of support, it is rules racing to embed itself more deeply in America's military intelligence and national security apparatus and ways designed to outlast future administrations. The assessment written primarily by the CIA and circulated this week describes discussions about expanding intelligence cooperation and the possibility of hosting a permanent US military base on Israeli territory. It also says Israeli officials have been cultivating prominent figures in the American intelligence sector to build long-term political and financial support for the strategy. the assessment does not identify those individuals. Bye. name. So obviously they're trying to do this. We've seen this with the section 219, which we can talk about in future episode and go through that with some of the votes. It was very interesting to me though, Dave, that when we had Tommy G here, we had to stop the podcast at one point to take a quick break. And Tommy sat in this seat and got on a scheduled zoom interview for his upcoming documentary with what's his name, Rep Adam Smith. Yes. I think so. He's a Democrat in the House of Representatives. I forget from which state. But Adam Smith had brought had co-sponsored. He's very apac paid politician. He had co-sponsored. I believe what was at the time section, the bill that included section 224, which brought in a lot of the integration of the US and Israeli military intelligence sharing. And so Tommy G interviews him. It did not go well for Adam Smith. Tommy was very ready to go and he couldn't give us straight answer on why this was in any way good for the American people. And as a result, Tommy talked about this, but he received an email a day or two later from Adam Smith's office saying as a result of their sit down and discussions with other constituents this week, he has decided to rescind his support for that bill. And I believe, Dave correct me from wrong here. He ended up voting against the amended bill, which included section 219. Yeah, correct. Yep. And then I believe apac pulled off funding for the 100 and some people that did vote against it. Is that also correct? That's correct. Okay. Good on him. I don't know, like maybe a really pressure because Tommy kind of bodybagged him very nicely, by the way, Tommy was extremely nice to him. But either way, like literally had co-sponsored the bill and then pulled it back. And and said, I'm going to remove not only remove that, but remove support from it. And that when you see a report like this, that's another part of the tide shift here that like obviously like the Israeli government is like, we got a problem. But it's interesting that that's leaking out from intelligence officials, like they're putting this into some of the media because what did they say there in the phrase? I want to be fair on the phrasing. They said based on what was read to us or something like that, meaning that capital and empire did not actually see the internal report, which was described to them. That's the phrase. So what I want to say about that is that there's also a possibility here that a report exactly as this is being stated here does not actually exist and isn't circulating. However, it would suggest that there are a lot of intelligence officials who wish it was and are now leaking this out. Either way, it's a very interesting dynamic there. And I've talked about that relationship as it's been relayed to me over the years with people I've talked to who are like in intelligence. For a long time, it was off camera and eventually it has gravitated towards on camera where these guys will all say on a scale of boost a mandate of Kiryaku, which is like total opposites, obviously. They'll all tell you they did not like working with the Israeli intelligence services. They did not have a good relationship. So it's always been a kind of a disconnect between that and then the diplomatic relationship of like the actual government itself and the elected officials who obviously have shown a lot of support for Israel over the years through thick and thin. Very, very interesting timeline we are living in there. But I said it at the outset, Lindsey Graham had documentary crews following him around at the time where he was one of the strongest advocates and strongly advocating for the Iran War with Trump. And I want to play the first one deflet's start with that where it says reaction. Because this is just like if the devil had a tone, this is what it would be. That's how I describe it. Let's play this. And I think we can make this full screen. We're make it pretty close to it. Let's just like expand the window or something. Alright, I guess we can't. I don't want to try that. Everything there has been knocked out now and then missile counters going way down. Almost cried. Almost cried. How long have we been pushing this? That's the best thing I've ever done. The best thing I've ever done. He loves blowing stuff up. Trump. So, you know, there are a lot of people inside that want to do it. So I had my challenges. The president Trump, when he gets into the zone, he listens, asks good questions, you know, no tweeting. He has done that and tweeted much at all. No drama. He's been a great wartime. He said last night that Trump and BB are like Roosevelt and Churchill. I mean, they're the right two guys to confront this evil. Alright, that's that's the first one. The excitement. Oh my god. I almost cried. How long have we been asking? How about the staff just like smiling like like happy assistance? Just like, oh my god. Look at this. We're here. We're killing people. You know, I've always said, I know there's a time and place unfortunately in this world for war. I guess it is a reality. This was not one of them. It's not argument for the right for the Iranian regime for the millionth time. As I've said, I got no love for them. But, you know, to be dragged into this by people including Lindsey Graham and we're going to play this clip in a minute. Him talking with Netanyahu. This is someone, Miriam Adelson did some fucking tribute to Lindsey Graham and talked about how they met him so many years ago when he was in, I think Congress or something like that before Senate. And she and her late husband Sheldon would talk to him every day about his round. Sure, she's exaggerating a little bit. I'm sure they didn't talk every single day, but like they obviously talked often. And it's like, well, why? That's weird. I don't care what country it is. That's weird. It's weird. You out there are thinking right now while you're driving in your car in a country where the dollar's been fucking inflated away. Guess is that however, however fucking high it is while, you know, Trump says Iran can't have a nuke. You pissed off. I don't blame you. And you're saying, what the fuck? Why was the guy advocating for this? Why is it a flex that he's talking about the interests of another country? Kind of interesting. This next one is a clip of Lindsey Graham in the car talking on the phone with Benjamin Netanyahu. And I want you to pay attention to the subtitles here because some of it gets a little hard to listen to. But I watch this one like five times. And as far as I can tell the subtitles are dead on. But what they are discussing is how to subvert the ICC because it has made Netanyahu a target. Of their investigations to be arrested for war crimes. They have also asked to arrest leaders of Hamas, leaders of Hezbollah, all these places. Apparently that doesn't matter. But they're treating everyone the same in that way. And that's not good enough. So they have to collude to undermine it because how dare they ask to arrest Benjamin Netanyahu. And also before I play this, it is worth noting that this week, the prosecutor at the ICC, Khan, what's his first name? Karim Khan was pushed out. And Benjamin Netanyahu tweeted out bragging about it. And essentially in this clip, you're going to hear Benjamin Netanyahu and Lindsey Graham. This is months ago now before Khan got pushed out. Strongly imply that they want to hold things over someone like Khan to undermine the entire credibility of the court. Let's let it rip. So basically they're going to have a three-judge panel, he says, approaching making decision very soon. Is it possible to appeal to? This is good. I tell you, the perfect person would be the speaker, speaker Johnson. Speaker Johnson. He would, he would get the other people to have to have him on the letter. Yeah, sure he would. He says, I don't know. I'll try, but I will try. I promise you that. Yes, that's me. Like what are we doing? I don't I'm sorry, I'm so sick of having to pick on this guy, not referring to Lindsey, referring to Netanyahu, but like they keep giving us ridiculous new material every single week that I cannot ignore. I would like this war to end so that my guys are in trouble and we're not getting sucked into endless wars and we can focus on fixing this country. In doing that, I would also like to see the ethnic cleansing in Lebanon come to an end to say nothing of Gaza. If I get those three things and apparently that's way too much to ask, I don't have to talk about this every week, but we're at a point where this is the shit we got to talk about every week. And then you got places like, I don't even want to play this clip, if let's not even bore people with it. We got places like Fox News that bring on Bill de Blasio who was the worst mayor in the history of fucking mayors who under no circumstances would I ever like to have to defend on everything, but they simply so hard for Netanyahu that I actually have to sit here and say the worst person you know just made a great point about Bill de Blasio. I don't want to play it, but essentially like Fox News was like, how dare you call Netanyahu a war criminal? I don't know, maybe because you killed a lot of people, maybe because he's wanted by the ICC, maybe because Bill de Blasio can read a fucking page and see that. You know, it's it's exhausting. It's absolutely absolutely exhausting. And in the middle of all this, which is wrapped up the World Cup, which that was a that was a lot of fun. I thought the World Cup being here was was pretty cool. I know FIFA, we're gonna talk about that in a second, certainly a bit of a corrupt institution and all that, but seeing so many people come together over this process that was going on in America and in Mexico and, you know, you have your little moments that weren't great. But for the most part, like it just is such a great reminder, like I saw a meme, not a meme. I saw a poster, someone holding outside a stadium that said something along the lines of the World Cup is just proof that nations don't actually hate each other governments too. Something like that. And it's so true because it's like people coming together cheering hard for their teams and whatever, but all these cultures colliding and it's like a beautiful thing and I don't know, I thought it was really positive. But in the middle of it, and we can pull this article up, Dave, you have this organization FIFA that, as I said, and I know less about this, but I, you know, talked like I'd called around about this. He'll go off about it. You know, certainly has a suspect record. I know there's been Netflix documentaries made on it and everything, but gee, what's his name? Gianni Infantino. Is that how you say it? I definitely said that wrong. Oh, I got it right. Infantino. What's his first name? Oh, the deaf fucking blocker. Yeah. Gianni Infantino. Yeah, I got it right. Gianni Infantino, they had a FIFA, you know, this international organization to bring the world together. Talk about a little privatization, everything, Joe. Let's make some money. Right? And so he's been spending a lot of time in America, obviously recently spent some time with the president and his family and as we like to say around here, Dave, they're doing a little bit. A little bit. Just a little bit. A little bit. Let's scroll down right here. I told you, I was going to surprise you with this. A month after celebrating the most commercially successful World Cup in history, the boss of FIFA is in the hot seat. Gianni Infantino, president of the global soccer governing body, is under fire from in and outside FIFA over his controversial plan to sell off a stake in the World Cup to private investors. Why let the public have anything that could be pure and again, I know it's already not, but like something that might have a small sense of purity when we could just give it to private equity. Anyway, soccer governing bodies in Europe and the Americas have come out against the proposal which would see FIFA transfer its commercial operations to a new entity, FIFA Forward Enterprise and sell 20% of the company to thrive capital and invest group run by Joshua Kushner, the brother of Donald Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner. Why is this guy just popping up everywhere? Just getting in the middle of every deal that looks sketchy while he claims to not be a part of this government, even though he's one of the two fucking unelected people that's out there negotiating outside of vice president JD Vance directly with Iran and not the one a good job either, you know, who says he wasn't going to profit off the Trump administration at this point, who said he was leaving it behind after 2020 only to then make deals with fucking Saudi companies and shit for the $2,000,000 among other things, only for his father and law to get back in for him to get involved again. And now he's trying to buy FIFA, read the room, read the room, my guy. I don't think they're very good at that. No, and it looks like the Europeans are going to boycott it. Oh, let's see that. It's European soccer body. UEFA on Thursday said it would boycott FIFA events including the World Cup if the plan went through. Con CACF, the Association which represents National Soccer Associations across the Americas and the Caribbean including the United States is also voted to reject the deal on Friday the Asian Football Confederation without directly rejecting the FIFA proposal issued a statement of solidarity with UEFA and Con CACF, I hope I'm saying that right. The plan has provoked unprecedented divisions between FIFA members, the AFC said in a statement and cannot realistically achieve the necessary broad consensus and unity needed to go from the game. I'm with the Asians. I'm with the Asians on this one 100% shout out to Asia. Like good for them. Something like that should not happen. Like I understand things need to not be completely unprofitable for good events to happen. I get it. Fine. But like you don't need to be doing shit like this, it doesn't help. It does not help at all. When will we learn that private equity just ruins it? Well, they do every time, Dave. Yeah. That's what I'm saying. And actually, can we pull up that video of that girl cooking the fuck is her name? So online, Instagram influencer, just laid out this. I had to rip the audio because it's got copyrighted audio in the background. So we're going to play the video that just has the vocal audio I separated the two out. But basically explaining the shift in the American economy into two economies of tangible and intangible assets post-World War II. And this is something I've been looking at a lot recently. You've heard me talk for years quite literally since the first, second, or third episode of the show. Back when I did that, the first three episodes were on the college debt crisis and how that all happened. And in one of those episodes, I introduced that pink or chart for the first time where it was talking about the wealth gap that has occurred to the point that it is basically legislated away in the middle class since 1980. And when you look at the data, you're seeing generational wealth divides i.e. between goomers. And then on the other side, like Gen X and millennials, that has increased at 270%. I'm trying to remember that after I top my head since like the late 80s, I want to say. And that is meaning like the percentage of assets that each generation holds and the separation of what that is has increased 270% where in previous generations prior to that when you had the equivalent of the boomers, maybe it was the silent generation of the generation before that, the greatest generation, they held less of a percentage of the assets compared to the younger generations. Obviously, something is out of whack here and I don't know, I just really like this video right here. So let's, you have the audio. I gave you a deep, let's just play it. When it happens, and it will happen, it won't be the cabal or FC or China or the party line. America's downfall will be mathematics. You can call it the fictitious economy. You see, post-world work to America was an unmatched engine of mass production. The U.S. held a near monopoly on global manufacturing, forming the bedrock of a middle class whose single income could comfortably support a family. In the 1970s, the leveraged buyout was popularized. The acts of acquiring companies using borrowed money, also known as private equity. Private equity makes money based on assets under manage, the bigger your portfolio, the better. This incentivizes expansion over production. Mass financialization required the U.S. to outsource manufacturing to cheap labor countries like China. The U.S. began operating two parallel economies, tangible and intangible assets. The real economy dwarfed by a financial superstructure. In the last 20 or so years, classic companies in the U.S. stock market have disappeared. U.S. farmland has shrunk by assets, and manufacturing jobs have become redundant. But don't worry, because the value of assets has explored an ever shrinking group of transnational corporatists, is creating history's first ever trillian, and the U.S. economy is a gambling bizarre. But the house is losing, too. Stock market returns are single-handedly driven by AI speculation. The fastest growing businesses are disconnected from real goods, factories, farms, and exports have been hollowed out by stocks, valuations, and private equity views. The U.S. has cannibalized itself, and the middle class, once the most prosperous in the world, are struggling to meet their basic needs. Uprisings don't happen when things are at their worst, but rather when things suddenly worsen. So what do you think is going to happen when the bubble pops? So that is mis-eating good on IG, shout out to her, and actually I've got to make a note of that, because I can't have the 9/11 image to get YouTube's AI always tags that for the episode, so I've got to make sure I put that part out there right there. But I'll do that tonight, too. But essentially, when you get to an economy where it's more and more winner-take-all, and the people that are winner taking all are people that are working and I'm way over simplifying this right now, but people that are working in industries that are not creating the tangible assets themselves, maybe they're investing in companies that do, but then dumbing down those companies to turn to profit, i.e. things like private equity and the LBOs that came with that whole industry and everything, like at some point the math doesn't math and it won't work. And I keep sounding the alarm on that, and I'm far from the only one, there's a lot of people on the internet selling the alarm on this that like, yeah, when, when inflation's where it is right now and gas prices go way up because of wars and the dollars being printed over and over again to pay for them and the debt keeps going up, like the party can last a while, even when it's not a party, even when things objectively aren't good for a lot of people as they aren't objectively not great for a lot of people right now. But it's a, it's a game of musical chairs. The music will stop and when it does not everyone's going to have a chair and it's not going to be one or two people without chairs can be a lot of people without a chair when a lot of people don't have a chair to sit on, well now I got nothing to lose and that's what I, that's what I worry about when we, when we keep doing this and we're also seeing this at a time where they're ramping up AI and they're ramping up a surveillance state here and they're literally telling you what they're doing and showing you, we covered the flock cameras last week, more on that in a second, you know, yeah, you should be sitting at home saying what the fuck, you know, I don't want to sit here and be someone that suddenly looks at everything and says, we need to turn down all innovation or anything like that. That's not what I mean. But like, yeah, as it's suspect when they're building, trying to build 60 mile, 60 square mile data centers and really fucking nice communities out of nowhere where the tenants are going to be three to five of the biggest companies in the world that are run by technocrats including places like open AI that are trying to bring in the fucking, I don't know, like to use Peter Teal's term to Antichrist, if you will, pure spec right there, like, yeah, you should, you should ask questions about that. Actually, before this one, deep, keep that one. We're going to get to that in a sec with what James Lee had, the Ellison one. So Larry Ellison, who I think it's always changed every week, but like, I think he's the second richest man in the world right now, owns a lot of media, by the way, at this point and certainly has some suspect influences. But this is a guy who is one of the original technocrats literally laying out bar for bar word for word. In my opinion, I don't know, Joey, if maybe, maybe I'm misinterpreted in this, you can tell me what George Orwell wrote in 1984, let's, let's play it and I'll let you guys decide if I'm fucked up or not. This will be on their best behavior because we're constantly recording, watching and recording, everything is going on. You'll be on your best behavior. This is going to be on their best behavior because we're constantly recording and reporting everything that's going on. And it's un-in-meachable. The cars, the cars have camera, you know, cameras on them. All right. I think we have a squad car here someplace. But those kind of applications, using AI, if we can use AI, and we're using AI to monitor the video. And if there's a problem, AI will report their problem and report it to the appropriate person, whether it's the sheriff or the chief or whoever, we need to take control of the situation. We have control. Same thing, we have drones. We just, if there's something going on and a shopping sign on, I'll stop. A drone goes out. They're way faster than a police car. Is there reason for, by the way, high speed chases, you shouldn't have high chases between cars? That's right. Let the drones have a drone and follow the car. That's right. Have it. Have it. Have the fucking bionic drone coming now. And below. That's good, Dave. And below everything up. Like, just imagine that, Dave, it's a regular day. Some asshole takes a little bit too much fenth. They steal a car. Obviously, not good. You don't want to see that. They start going down the road. You're just driving. That's all you're doing. You're driving on the other side of the road, mind in your business. Maybe you're sitting there listening to a little nirvana, hitting the J, not the best thing to do behind the wheel. Yeah, not probably not. But you know, maybe, maybe it's, and I just see a drone fly in and shoot a J, a Jericho missile at, yeah. You can't have cars. You can't have a car chase. Fucked up, bro. And suddenly it's now not a car chase. Now, 12 cars have blown up. And you're the 13th. Your car is totaled. You're still alive, Joey, Dave, but you've lost your leg. And you're pretty upset about it. I'm about to get that flock money. You about to get that flock money, but the problem is, yeah, I've lost a world leg. Yeah, no, yeah. There is no money. Yeah. Probably enough a car then. That's right. Yeah. You probably have like a pet robot. Yeah, there's like a bike. Like an old bike. Yes. There's a lawnmower motor on it. That's right. But the, but the, but the bike robot lawnmower will tell you what to do and how to spend your day, but it won't tell the fan addict what to do. So he still gets in a car chase with the Waymo. Yeah. And gets a Jericho missile straight to the straight up the S. Yeah. Yes. That's a better world. That's the world. Larry Ellison wants for you and your children. Yeah. And you know what? Larry, you make a great case. You make, you make a great case, big brother. But we talked about the flock cameras last week and, you know, obviously I was talking about a bunch of you guys this week and DMs and, you know, who are seeing this pop up all over the place and actually a Lessie side note, a Lessie who's been all over this, a Lessie Alamon has been with me forever. Got a great channel. Lessie Alamon on YouTube does great documentaries there and sometimes features your true, yours truly. But he lives down in Florida and he's seen there was like a recent case somewhat close to him where flock cameras were used to help rescue a 13 year old kid and all that. And as a result, the entire town is now simping for flock cameras. Now, that's awesome. A 13 year old kid got rescued. But this comes back to the American principles of 100 guilty men on the street is worse than one in this man in jail because what they do is they use anecdotal things like this where maybe for a minute it's used for good and that sets the Trojan horse precedent to come in to where oh, now we need them everywhere to use them for everything and by the way, fuck your privacy. Don't worry about that. It's going to be gone, you know, and you know, unless you've been covering this since well before this has happened, but now he's seen it play out right in front of him. Right in front of him and he's like, oh, listen, really happy that kid got found. That's awesome. But like, yeah, let's not let the horse out of the fucking barn here. And they're ready to do that. But as you already pulled up, Dave James Lee did some digging on this. Does a lot of digging online, if you've ever seen James Lee. And I don't know if all this ends up being the worst case scenario, but it's interesting. It's interesting. If there's some stuff in here that certainly looks suspect, I think it's worth talking about because what James is positing is that suddenly the explosion and like flock being talked about could be a sign up to get another company in there, which, hey, I've seen crazier things. So if I see flag popping up and we're talking about it and going through it right justly going out some of the things we have a problem with. And then there's a reason to believe that maybe there's that's being used as attention online with people like me and all the people covering this online to divert attention away from other stuff. We're going to make sure we cover the stuff that it could be diverting attention away. The first spec on James Lee's part, but let's listen to his case right here. This flock thing is almost certainly a deep state siop and state siop seeds. You know, one of the content creators for the administration, basically a binder guy and an empty binder guy all of a sudden saying the flock cameras are wrong and then you did a deep dive and you found out something really interesting. I've found pretty much like at least half a dozen cities that have canceled flock, but then signed up for another surveillance system axon except who has ownership in this company. Well turns out Trump earlier this year, he bought $5 million worth of stock in axon. The minions of President Trump going out now against flock and meanwhile Americans don't realize they're just being replaced with a different surveillance system where Trump is getting some royalties on the side. Now there's reporting that this guy has come out with Tony Ortiz saying that he's spoken to at least two influencers that have been approached about getting paid to post negatively about flock. So there he is. Then I looked into the investors. So flock is invested by Andrews and Horwitz, that's Mark Andrews and part of the Silicon Valley Technocratic Elite Founders Fund, that's the Peter Teals group as well as Y Combinator, that is a group that Sam Altman used to run and if you look at axon, axon is a publicly traded company. So that's old school, that's banker, finance money. So their top shareholders are BlackRock, Vanguard and State Street, that's why are they pushing anti-flat? Oh, is it because potentially they want to steer these city contracts towards axon? Is that a possibility? I have one more thing to share. This is the headline. $100 million on a secret police tech investment former Israeli Prime Minister A. Huberock helped convicted sex trafficker quietly invest $1 million into a police tech startup in 2015. So axon just bought last year the company that Epstein founded back in 2015. So they bought it. So now you have the tie of Epstein and the Israelis involved with this axon company and Trump and Trump Versus the technocratic elites, but the thing is people aren't paying attention because everything is like anti-flop De-flop we didn't get rid of these flock cameras But they're quietly putting up these axon cameras in replacement and they're tied to Israel Jeffrey Epstein Donald Trump black rock vanguard So that's the point. It doesn't matter what evil group is behind it. We need to make sure that we're not gonna down all surveillance cameras Okay, I pause over. Okay. The the one part in there that I'm kind of like hmm. I don't know is like Axon bought the company that Epstein and who Barak had been pushing years ago It's sketchy. It'd be more interesting to me Just off the bat. I got to look at it more, but it would be more interesting to me. Maybe James can check this out if That company had bought axon And you know what I mean? Like is it kind of a control thing? Yeah, it's it's sketchy though to say the least in the fact that there's kind and I'd looked at this There are a bunch of contracts that popped up with this company recently. It's like it's just like a corporate switch a Maroo going on and I should not have to say this but If you are a fucking person with an audience out there and You get approached with a bag of money To create original content not an ad an original original content Pushing in narrative Don't fucking do it Don't be that guy Like it is already hard enough out here I always talk about this behind the scenes. Let's just lay this out here Every content creator myself included lives on a scale, okay, and that's scale I shouldn't say every content creator anyone who's covering anything in in the real world as any part of their content and Maybe it could extend to people that aren't that are just useful for some sort of sci-op attention I don't know, but let's stick with people covering stuff in the real world like we cover on this show We all exist on a scale called useful idiot and this scale goes from zero to a hundred in my humble opinion There is no one no one who is at a zero There are things out of your control that you don't know are happening and sometimes you don't know happened after they happened The narratives they get put into your studio, especially when you're talking long form with people There's times you're suspicious and then there's times where you're not where maybe you should have been So there's no one who's a zero but you have to do your best to be as low on this scale as possible and When the painfully obvious things of people literally offering you a bag of money behind the scenes to Spread some narrative happen You know you're being used and if you don't Guess what you still do you know in your gut when you look in the mirror you know you're being used for something You know, I've always had it like I've never paid for someone to be on the podcast Obviously I cover travel and handle that and do that to get people there. I never paid for someone to be on the podcast I've never accepted money for someone to be on the podcast. It's a two way street there and That's a part of the purity or trying to get the purity of doing this, but like if I find out that someone made you know Yeah, especially like after Tommy G went viral now you have a bunch of people hopping on this if I find out that some other creators as James Lee's pointing out there according to his sources made some fucking 20 minute, you know Knock off of Tommy G's documentaries and they were paid 20 grand, but even something like that behind the scenes to do it like fuck you this You should be able to go at things that are sketchy Without having people try to guide you to do that and you should call it across the board as you see it That's why we're gonna like when James Lee is looking at something like this. I don't know. That's interesting So let's play it like if they're trying to just totally distract with flock and still accomplish the same thing with someone else You got to look at that. I don't care if it's flock. I don't care if it's axon. I don't care what company it is When you're putting privacy-related Devices that said with heavy irony right there all over the United States out of nowhere You know to at a time where you put in all these data centers and stuff at a time where people have been living through an era where they keep Warning about the great reset You will know nothing and be happy like yeah, yeah, we're gonna be concerned about that regardless of where it is So don't take fucking money Out there no money no money Dave we have had Very long week and we got another early recording tomorrow To do so shorter episode this week I There's some stuff I want to dig into and save it next week when I actually have a lot of energy but as I said to you guys At the outset of this podcast We got we got a couple go ones and come in this week, so We're gonna get to the bottom of it. We're here to the bottom of it. We're do our best to We listen we're contact creators at the end of the day like there's only so much that we can know or do But I do my best to get all the different perspectives in here to try to arbitrate that if that is the correct term there It's been a long day how we do it and Get to some semblance of truth as best we can and I hope that that is Well comes out of these things so just be on the lookout for that I'm aiming for Monday and Wednesday on those releases. It might be Monday and Friday for those two episodes There might be a different episode in the middle I'll decide that later, but when you see the first one You'll know what the subject matter is so we will leave it there. Joey D if you got any last words for the people Just keep it in your vegetables and drinking lots of water. That's right Because that's all you can do and don't don't eat the glyphosate and don't take the money and don't take the money Don't take the money. I'd rather you just be wrong And like if if you're wrong, listen, I've been wrong plenty of times. That's that is forgivable especially if you admit it Well, I just don't take the fucking money. Yeah, no money. All right, that said you know what it is give it a thought get back to me What's up guys? Thanks so much for watching the video if you have not subscribed Please hit that subscribe button before you leave as well as leave a like on the video to YouTube shop you can join my patreon via the link in the description And you can also join my clipping community via the discord link down below. See you for the next episode