Radio Show Hour 1 – 11/25/2024

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[00:00:33] This, my fellow Americans, is the broadcast for November the 25th in the year of our Lord 2024.

[00:00:39] This is Hour 1 of 2, and the goal always to protect life, liberty, and property,

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[00:01:06] Dr. Scott Bradley's with me.

[00:01:08] He's the founder and chairman of the Constitution Commemoration Foundation.

[00:01:12] He's also the author of the book and DVD lecture series

[00:01:16] to preserve the nation in the tradition of our founding fathers.

[00:01:20] And, man, we all need to preserve the nation, don't we?

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[00:01:46] Dr. Bradley, welcome, sir.

[00:01:49] Well, thank you, Sam.

[00:01:50] It's good to be here again on a bright and sunny,

[00:01:54] although cold in my neck of the woods.

[00:01:57] It's, shall we say, it's Thanksgiving week, isn't it?

[00:02:00] Yes, it is.

[00:02:02] Is rain and snow in the forecast?

[00:02:03] I think so.

[00:02:04] There's supposed to be storms all across the country

[00:02:06] snarling travel for Thanksgiving, my friend.

[00:02:09] I believe so.

[00:02:10] I'm just hoping for a little bit of a warm-up today

[00:02:14] to harvest some more leaves off my lawn.

[00:02:16] I mean, holy cow.

[00:02:18] They keep coming, and they keep getting frozen to the ground.

[00:02:22] Yeah, at least they don't blow all in a big old pile on your yard

[00:02:25] from everybody else's yard.

[00:02:26] That's the good news, right?

[00:02:27] Bad news is, ladies and gentlemen,

[00:02:29] if you loved deviled eggs,

[00:02:32] or if you love an omelet or whatever else

[00:02:34] when you're kind of enjoying your holiday kind of time,

[00:02:37] bad news.

[00:02:39] Egg shortage puts damper on holiday prep.

[00:02:43] Why are they saying there's such an egg shortage?

[00:02:45] They call it bird flu.

[00:02:47] In nearly every state, they say, causing eggs.

[00:02:50] To get more pricey, or pricier, as they say.

[00:02:55] Or vanish from stores entirely.

[00:02:59] News are with the piece.

[00:03:02] Jen Gidman.

[00:03:04] Yahoo Finance Report says that a dozen grade-A eggs

[00:03:09] cost an average of $3.37 right now.

[00:03:14] That's a 30% rise from last October.

[00:03:20] That's huge.

[00:03:20] 30.04%.

[00:03:24] So I guess just 30% is the easiest way to say it.

[00:03:26] Rise.

[00:03:26] That's a big jump.

[00:03:27] They say inflation is causing it,

[00:03:29] the bird flu is causing it,

[00:03:30] mix all that together,

[00:03:31] and bad news,

[00:03:32] you've got a formula for disaster.

[00:03:36] The USDA,

[00:03:37] you know,

[00:03:38] the U.S. Agriculture Department or whatever,

[00:03:40] says that it expects egg prices to keep rising well into 2025.

[00:03:48] I guess this Oklahoma State University economics instructor,

[00:03:52] her name is Amy Hageman,

[00:03:55] told National Public Radio that chickens that produce the eggs we eat

[00:04:00] may be more vulnerable to the contagious flu or,

[00:04:04] you know,

[00:04:05] illness due to the close quarters they're typically kept in.

[00:04:11] Now,

[00:04:11] I find that an interesting final statement on the story.

[00:04:15] Let's dig into this a little bit,

[00:04:16] doctor.

[00:04:16] So,

[00:04:16] hey,

[00:04:17] eggs are going to be a lot more expensive for this holiday season.

[00:04:20] Deviled eggs,

[00:04:20] you're either going to pay a premium or not have them,

[00:04:22] buddy,

[00:04:23] if you can even get them.

[00:04:24] Well,

[00:04:25] that's the issue.

[00:04:26] I mean,

[00:04:26] you know,

[00:04:27] expense or not,

[00:04:29] we had,

[00:04:30] we usually buy the,

[00:04:31] you know,

[00:04:31] the free range,

[00:04:32] non-GMO,

[00:04:34] non-antibiotic,

[00:04:36] you know,

[00:04:36] whatever you can think about,

[00:04:38] eggs.

[00:04:38] That's,

[00:04:39] that's our family's flavor.

[00:04:41] And,

[00:04:42] you know,

[00:04:43] we look at different options for that.

[00:04:45] When we bought eggs over the weekend,

[00:04:47] we were chagrined to find that,

[00:04:50] that yes,

[00:04:51] indeed,

[00:04:51] that not only the,

[00:04:52] what's available has gone up in price,

[00:04:54] but the availability has gone way down.

[00:04:58] In fact,

[00:04:59] we found a place that had them for $5 a dozen,

[00:05:02] but they didn't have them.

[00:05:04] I mean,

[00:05:04] he'll,

[00:05:04] so you can charge any price you want when you don't have them,

[00:05:06] I guess,

[00:05:07] but,

[00:05:07] but,

[00:05:08] you know,

[00:05:08] in just my little valley,

[00:05:10] my little valley alone,

[00:05:11] they've killed 1.8 million hens that were laying eggs for,

[00:05:17] you know,

[00:05:17] human consumption.

[00:05:19] 1.8 million were killed.

[00:05:21] Boom,

[00:05:21] gone.

[00:05:22] And,

[00:05:23] you know,

[00:05:24] think we,

[00:05:24] we've got a couple of,

[00:05:26] at least a couple that I know of,

[00:05:28] large egg producers in our,

[00:05:30] in our valley.

[00:05:31] But,

[00:05:31] apparently,

[00:05:32] it's decimated some of the operations.

[00:05:34] Yeah,

[00:05:34] it's disaster all over the country in every state they claim.

[00:05:37] Now,

[00:05:37] here's a few things that I find interesting about this.

[00:05:41] You know,

[00:05:41] you wonder about the coronavirus,

[00:05:42] and we know that it was a big old sham.

[00:05:44] It was a scamdemic,

[00:05:46] and we've,

[00:05:46] we've highlighted that,

[00:05:47] you know,

[00:05:47] over and over as a Fauci facade,

[00:05:49] as you have wisely put it.

[00:05:51] You know,

[00:05:51] we all,

[00:05:52] we caught them at the game right from the very beginning.

[00:05:54] We gave them a chance to kind of explain themselves and everything,

[00:05:57] but we nailed it right from the start.

[00:05:58] Told you the truth.

[00:05:59] Told you it was from the United States.

[00:06:01] They blamed it on China.

[00:06:02] They act like it was a mistaken release.

[00:06:04] It wasn't.

[00:06:05] It was intentional.

[00:06:06] And the downstream realities of the way they treated us all proves it was intentional.

[00:06:12] The way they put people in prison,

[00:06:14] the way they,

[00:06:14] you know,

[00:06:15] prison in the hospital,

[00:06:16] meaning nobody could see them.

[00:06:18] The way they literally,

[00:06:19] you know,

[00:06:20] use the kill shot.

[00:06:21] All the medicines they had were just trifectas of death,

[00:06:24] putting everybody on,

[00:06:25] you know,

[00:06:27] aspirators and all these other kind of things.

[00:06:29] You know,

[00:06:30] really every element designed to kill.

[00:06:33] I mean,

[00:06:33] they all knew people just don't make it out of this stuff with rare,

[00:06:36] rare exception.

[00:06:37] Okay.

[00:06:37] Now they've got the,

[00:06:38] this,

[00:06:39] you know,

[00:06:39] bird flu affecting all these chickens all across the country.

[00:06:42] This massive problem,

[00:06:44] you know,

[00:06:44] Hey,

[00:06:45] is it a,

[00:06:45] is it a pandemic as well?

[00:06:47] Is it a,

[00:06:47] you got to really wonder that because what I think they're starting to get us used

[00:06:50] to is they're starting to get used to us or us used to this idea that in

[00:06:54] wartime doctor,

[00:06:56] you'll have shortages all over the place and you'll just have to live with it.

[00:06:58] I think they're starting to create shortages right now to where you have to

[00:07:02] live with it.

[00:07:02] You know,

[00:07:02] they just had this big old meat outbreak we talked about last week.

[00:07:05] Oh,

[00:07:06] tons of meat taken off the shelves.

[00:07:07] Now tons of eggs being affected and pretty soon they're going to create this

[00:07:11] intentional famine and have a good excuse for it.

[00:07:14] And I'm calling it out before they even start it,

[00:07:16] doctor.

[00:07:18] Well,

[00:07:18] that's,

[00:07:18] that's the thing is that in every one of these societal breakdowns that have

[00:07:23] happened,

[00:07:24] you know,

[00:07:24] since the French revolution,

[00:07:25] anyway,

[00:07:26] they have always involved a,

[00:07:29] a food factor in there.

[00:07:31] I mean,

[00:07:32] when they were putting wheat in the same because they said it was bad or

[00:07:35] poisoned or something and starvation was setting in people that are hungry,

[00:07:40] get desperate.

[00:07:41] And that's one of the quickest,

[00:07:42] fastest,

[00:07:43] you know,

[00:07:44] most effective ways to reshape a society.

[00:07:47] If you can,

[00:07:47] if you can bring hunger shortages in and,

[00:07:50] and all through history,

[00:07:51] this is what they've done.

[00:07:53] So I would not expect it to be much different now.

[00:07:56] Now it's interesting as a related topic,

[00:07:58] perhaps this was a few months ago.

[00:08:01] I believe I read that the United States government had given,

[00:08:05] I think it was Moderna,

[00:08:08] $176 million to develop a bird flu vaccine.

[00:08:12] So they may be developing these things on parallel paths,

[00:08:16] hunger,

[00:08:17] as well as another,

[00:08:18] Oh my goodness,

[00:08:19] we got to have another shot,

[00:08:20] you know?

[00:08:21] So the shot for the humans,

[00:08:23] or is the shot with the chickens,

[00:08:24] or are they going to have a shot for both?

[00:08:26] See,

[00:08:27] well,

[00:08:27] I don't know,

[00:08:27] but this was the idea.

[00:08:28] They're going to start making these vaccines available for everything,

[00:08:30] chickens and cows and people.

[00:08:32] And I mean,

[00:08:33] this is a,

[00:08:34] just a never ending growth,

[00:08:35] big pharma scandal.

[00:08:37] Hopefully RFKJR can catch them at it and put a halt to the con game for

[00:08:40] sure.

[00:08:41] But I also find that interesting.

[00:08:42] They say this,

[00:08:43] this Oklahoma university agricultural economics instructor says,

[00:08:49] you know,

[00:08:50] the reason that this is happening is because these chickens are kept in so,

[00:08:56] so much,

[00:08:56] they're so close quarters,

[00:08:57] these massive chicken farms and everything else to where,

[00:09:00] Hey,

[00:09:00] it spreads so fast.

[00:09:01] They got to just kill millions of chickens.

[00:09:03] Where are the environmentalists when you need them,

[00:09:06] doctor?

[00:09:06] Why do we have to ship eggs all across the country from these big farms and

[00:09:10] chickens from these big farms?

[00:09:12] And we grow them fast with hormones and we do all this garbage.

[00:09:15] Why don't we just have local people,

[00:09:17] you know,

[00:09:17] I have chickens and cows and,

[00:09:19] you know,

[00:09:20] just get your meat locally.

[00:09:21] You don't need it through these massive packaging plants and these big old

[00:09:24] government controlled entities.

[00:09:26] And these big farms that are,

[00:09:28] that create too much waste and too much for the society and the,

[00:09:32] the ecosystem,

[00:09:33] the handle and everything else.

[00:09:35] I get my eggs from a local neighbor who has chickens,

[00:09:38] who doesn't give them any hormones or any other garbage.

[00:09:41] And I get,

[00:09:42] she brings me eggs every week and now it's too cold.

[00:09:45] The eggs aren't laying.

[00:09:45] So we're out of eggs,

[00:09:46] but I'm just kind of making the point.

[00:09:48] Why don't,

[00:09:48] where are the environmentalists when we have to truck all these,

[00:09:51] you know,

[00:09:52] products around the country for food?

[00:09:54] Let's get local food,

[00:09:55] local farmers market,

[00:09:57] go to your neighbors,

[00:09:57] learn to raise chickens yourselves,

[00:09:59] learn to have victory gardens,

[00:10:01] learn to,

[00:10:01] what about all that kind of stuff?

[00:10:03] And where are the environmentalists in advocating for that?

[00:10:05] Cause I'm promoting that I'm promoting planting trees.

[00:10:09] I'm promoting.

[00:10:09] Okay.

[00:10:10] And they say that I'm somehow an environmentalist denier,

[00:10:13] a global warming denier.

[00:10:15] And,

[00:10:15] but these people aren't even focused on things that really have any value or

[00:10:19] solution.

[00:10:20] I'm focusing on real solutions here,

[00:10:22] right?

[00:10:23] Well,

[00:10:24] we,

[00:10:24] we used to raise chickens and eggs just for our own use.

[00:10:29] So I've got kids that do currently,

[00:10:31] but the fact of the matter is,

[00:10:34] um,

[00:10:35] some of this outreach of the government,

[00:10:37] maybe we've got to take a break for a second.

[00:10:39] We'll do it.

[00:10:39] Quick pause.

[00:10:40] We'll talk about an outreach of the government,

[00:10:41] but they're out of control folks.

[00:10:42] They're making it so hard,

[00:10:43] so regulated,

[00:10:44] so locked down.

[00:10:45] They want to centrally control everything.

[00:10:49] You know what I'm talking about?

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[00:13:05] Dr.

[00:13:05] Scott Bradley,

[00:13:06] freedomsrisingsudden.com on your radio.

[00:13:08] He was making a point right before the pause,

[00:13:10] ladies and gentlemen,

[00:13:11] that him and his family used to have chickens and eggs for their own personal consumption.

[00:13:15] But man,

[00:13:16] out of control,

[00:13:17] government regulations,

[00:13:18] and what do you got to have a business license now,

[00:13:20] doctor?

[00:13:21] What the heck's going on?

[00:13:22] Well,

[00:13:23] you know,

[00:13:23] I haven't had them for a couple of years,

[00:13:26] but then there may have to have some kind of inspections.

[00:13:29] But the point I was trying to make was that back in the 30s,

[00:13:34] when the great socialist state of the United States under the FDR regime,

[00:13:39] I mean,

[00:13:40] we had,

[00:13:40] although they weren't quite as draconian as the Kulaks and Stalin,

[00:13:46] but whether you had a little chicken coop out in the alley in New York or Philadelphia,

[00:13:51] or you had a sheep farm in Duchenne,

[00:13:53] Utah,

[00:13:54] there were government inspectors that came out,

[00:13:56] and they only allowed you to have a certain number of sheep or chickens.

[00:14:01] Now,

[00:14:01] this was not because of some big disease outbreak that they had fabricated,

[00:14:06] but they would come into you and they'd count the chickens in your chicken coop.

[00:14:10] And they said,

[00:14:10] oh no,

[00:14:10] you can only have six.

[00:14:12] You've got eight.

[00:14:12] We got to take two,

[00:14:14] whatever it is.

[00:14:15] They took their,

[00:14:16] you know,

[00:14:17] Sheriff of Nottingham took his,

[00:14:20] they just gathered them up and took them.

[00:14:22] A friend of mine,

[00:14:23] he,

[00:14:24] his dad was a sheep farmer out in Duchenne,

[00:14:27] Utah,

[00:14:28] little rural community.

[00:14:30] And,

[00:14:31] and they,

[00:14:32] he loved his sheep.

[00:14:33] I mean,

[00:14:33] the good shepherd kind of thing and everything.

[00:14:36] The federal inspector came out and said,

[00:14:38] oh no,

[00:14:38] we can't have this much mutton and,

[00:14:40] and wool coming to market.

[00:14:42] It might affect the market price that we've established.

[00:14:45] And,

[00:14:46] and they had literally rather than shoot the sheep,

[00:14:48] he drove them off a cliff.

[00:14:52] I mean,

[00:14:53] this nearly killed this friend of mine's dad.

[00:14:55] He was,

[00:14:56] I mean,

[00:14:57] his,

[00:14:57] the dad was just,

[00:14:58] I mean,

[00:14:59] distraught,

[00:15:00] heartbroken.

[00:15:00] I mean,

[00:15:01] just collapsed him.

[00:15:02] And they drove his sheep off a cliff.

[00:15:05] And this was by government inspectors that decided for the good of the country,

[00:15:10] we can't have this much mutton and wool coming to market.

[00:15:13] And so they killed his,

[00:15:15] his flock,

[00:15:16] at least a great portion of it.

[00:15:18] At any rate,

[00:15:19] that's the kind of Bravo Sierra that happens.

[00:15:22] And again,

[00:15:23] back in FDR,

[00:15:24] they didn't have a bird flu or,

[00:15:27] you know,

[00:15:28] mutton flu or whatever the heck they want to come up with.

[00:15:30] But they have inspectors that said by regulation,

[00:15:34] you can only have so many birds or so much sheep or anything,

[00:15:38] lots of things,

[00:15:39] corn,

[00:15:40] wheat,

[00:15:40] all these things were affected.

[00:15:42] And of course,

[00:15:42] now we have programs where they bribe people to not farm.

[00:15:46] The crop rotation plan,

[00:15:48] CRP,

[00:15:49] where they actually say,

[00:15:50] okay,

[00:15:50] if you'll keep these,

[00:15:51] this amount of,

[00:15:53] of,

[00:15:53] uh,

[00:15:54] field or,

[00:15:55] or,

[00:15:55] uh,

[00:15:56] your orchards or whatever,

[00:15:57] and not produce on it,

[00:15:59] uh,

[00:15:59] you get paid a stipend from the federal government.

[00:16:02] So they take others of us tax day payers dollars and give it to farmers to not farm.

[00:16:09] I mean,

[00:16:10] they've,

[00:16:10] they've changed their tactics a little bit,

[00:16:12] but it's still very much a central control kind of environment.

[00:16:17] And they,

[00:16:17] and,

[00:16:18] and they just,

[00:16:18] you know,

[00:16:19] you,

[00:16:19] you sign up and 20 years,

[00:16:21] you don't,

[00:16:21] uh,

[00:16:22] I mean,

[00:16:22] I could tell you stories about that.

[00:16:23] That's astounding to me.

[00:16:25] And,

[00:16:26] and the,

[00:16:26] the,

[00:16:27] the farmer in America used to be a very independent,

[00:16:30] hardheaded,

[00:16:31] you know,

[00:16:32] kind of,

[00:16:32] uh,

[00:16:34] they were the kind of souls that made America.

[00:16:37] And now great big corporations own much of it.

[00:16:41] And,

[00:16:41] and,

[00:16:41] uh,

[00:16:41] the little guy and the big guy are taking advantage of these government programs.

[00:16:45] So,

[00:16:46] so yeah,

[00:16:46] they can create a lot of starvation situations.

[00:16:49] Then we have foreign powers buying our farms and,

[00:16:53] uh,

[00:16:53] who knows what the heck they're going to do with them.

[00:16:55] You know,

[00:16:55] I mean,

[00:16:56] so,

[00:16:57] so you can see how food could really easily enter into some kind of contrived emergency where we got to have these emergency circumstances come out again.

[00:17:07] You know,

[00:17:07] folks,

[00:17:08] you only get one egg a week,

[00:17:09] you know,

[00:17:10] and you talked about the wartime rationing that goes on.

[00:17:13] I mean,

[00:17:14] all of these things,

[00:17:16] they're in their bag of tricks,

[00:17:17] folks,

[00:17:17] and,

[00:17:18] and they could be pulled out of the bag of tricks at any time.

[00:17:21] And they have been in the past.

[00:17:22] This is America.

[00:17:23] You'd think never,

[00:17:24] ever,

[00:17:24] ever.

[00:17:25] But we've had almost a century now of experience with stuff like this in America.

[00:17:31] Like I say,

[00:17:32] the communists have used it all around the world for 150,

[00:17:37] 180 years.

[00:17:38] But honestly,

[00:17:41] I wouldn't put anything past the clowns that we currently have that are going to contrive anything they can and,

[00:17:48] and make it as bad as they can for as long as they can until they get compliance.

[00:17:53] I don't know.

[00:17:54] It's just a part of me.

[00:17:55] Beware.

[00:17:55] I'm just convinced,

[00:17:56] ladies and gentlemen,

[00:17:57] that they are playing games here.

[00:17:59] I don't know exactly what's going on where,

[00:18:02] just because I,

[00:18:03] you know,

[00:18:04] I,

[00:18:04] I don't have a crystal ball.

[00:18:06] I'm not part of the deep state,

[00:18:07] so I don't have facts.

[00:18:08] Okay.

[00:18:09] All I can do is kind of be intelligent,

[00:18:11] watch,

[00:18:12] understand history,

[00:18:13] knowing that it repeats itself,

[00:18:15] do my very best to really,

[00:18:17] you know,

[00:18:17] tell the tale of truth and focus on things that matter most.

[00:18:21] But I'm just telling you right now,

[00:18:22] we see in history,

[00:18:23] they've done this and you start to see,

[00:18:24] Oh man,

[00:18:25] we got meat problems.

[00:18:26] One of the biggest,

[00:18:27] you know,

[00:18:27] fast food.

[00:18:28] Oh my gosh,

[00:18:29] McDonald's don't dare eat their hamburgers.

[00:18:31] You might get sick.

[00:18:32] Uh,

[00:18:32] and then,

[00:18:33] Oh,

[00:18:33] it's the onions.

[00:18:33] And Oh,

[00:18:34] by the way,

[00:18:34] we had a big massive salad company outbreak.

[00:18:36] Oh wow.

[00:18:37] You got,

[00:18:38] um,

[00:18:38] shoot.

[00:18:39] We got this big meat outbreak.

[00:18:40] Oh wow.

[00:18:41] We got this egg shortage due to the flu.

[00:18:43] And okay,

[00:18:44] I'm just telling you right now,

[00:18:45] they're setting the stage.

[00:18:46] They're creating paranoia around the country.

[00:18:48] And this is no accident.

[00:18:50] Anyway,

[00:18:50] write it down and remember what's coming.

[00:18:52] You heard it from us first.

[00:18:55] And it all started with something simple,

[00:18:56] like an egg shortage.

[00:18:57] But why do we have to have all these eggs,

[00:18:59] you know,

[00:19:00] and all these chickens in these huge,

[00:19:02] massive farms with a close quarter.

[00:19:03] Why not have people spread out on the land a little bit and have their own local capabilities.

[00:19:08] And if you say,

[00:19:08] I don't want to raise chickens,

[00:19:09] Sam,

[00:19:09] I'm just not fine.

[00:19:10] Your neighbor can,

[00:19:11] your neighbor does,

[00:19:12] your neighbor can get enough chickens and enough eggs for themselves and a few neighbors.

[00:19:16] You know,

[00:19:16] you might say,

[00:19:17] I'm a gardener.

[00:19:18] I don't do eggs and chicken.

[00:19:19] Fine.

[00:19:20] Somebody else might say,

[00:19:21] I don't do cap fine,

[00:19:22] but you know what?

[00:19:23] We can all work together.

[00:19:24] I'll build you a website and you bring me eggs.

[00:19:26] How's that?

[00:19:27] Or whatever the case may be.

[00:19:28] We need to get this local barter stuff down.

[00:19:30] We need to get victory gardens in place.

[00:19:33] We need to really plan for this stuff.

[00:19:36] It looks like Matt Gaetz will not return to Congress next year,

[00:19:41] they say.

[00:19:42] And now it turns out that I guess he's supposedly going to be on some weird thing where he's this,

[00:19:46] you know,

[00:19:47] you can pay him to be this,

[00:19:48] you know,

[00:19:48] celebrity guy that is beside you or whatever.

[00:19:51] And he's doing this transitional gig.

[00:19:53] They say eventually they're hoping Matt Gaetz will be governor of the state of Florida.

[00:19:57] So again,

[00:19:58] I brought this up the other day.

[00:19:59] I said,

[00:20:00] Hey,

[00:20:00] is get Matt Gaetz going to be,

[00:20:02] um,

[00:20:03] you know,

[00:20:04] kind of a throwaway,

[00:20:05] uh,

[00:20:06] sacrificial lamb.

[00:20:07] People thought no,

[00:20:08] but now you kind of wonder,

[00:20:09] was that really the case?

[00:20:10] I don't know.

[00:20:11] But now he's not in Congress.

[00:20:12] Now he's not anywhere.

[00:20:13] So they shut down all the investigations against him.

[00:20:16] And now he's free to just roam around the country and,

[00:20:18] and,

[00:20:18] you know,

[00:20:19] become a star studded media guy.

[00:20:21] Then he'll be back in government before you know it somewhere.

[00:20:23] Doctor.

[00:20:24] Well,

[00:20:25] doesn't,

[00:20:25] doesn't Florida,

[00:20:27] aren't they going to have an open Senate seat that he could be appointed to or something?

[00:20:30] I mean,

[00:20:30] you know,

[00:20:31] who knows what I thought,

[00:20:32] but you know,

[00:20:33] I think they're gunning for somebody else for that for right now.

[00:20:36] Maybe so.

[00:20:37] Anyway,

[00:20:38] but anyway,

[00:20:38] there's all this happens,

[00:20:39] right?

[00:20:40] These people,

[00:20:41] they seem to,

[00:20:43] you know,

[00:20:44] it's funny how you go into office,

[00:20:46] you know,

[00:20:46] you know what a Senator or Congressman makes,

[00:20:48] let's say it's 170 K a year.

[00:20:51] plus all the benefits more like to,

[00:20:52] yeah,

[00:20:53] yeah.

[00:20:53] But how do you end up coming out of there with $40 million in your back pocket?

[00:20:57] Easy.

[00:20:58] I mean,

[00:20:58] they all do.

[00:20:59] I know it.

[00:21:00] I mean,

[00:21:00] there's probably some rare exceptions.

[00:21:02] I don't want to paint everybody with the same tar brush,

[00:21:04] but the fact of the matter is that the vast majority of them come out with super.

[00:21:11] They're among the super rich by the time they leave office.

[00:21:14] It's just astonishing.

[00:21:15] Not only are they among the super rich,

[00:21:16] but they're among the ability to get jobs everywhere on the revolving door.

[00:21:19] The media is one of the big ones.

[00:21:21] Universities,

[00:21:22] another huge one,

[00:21:23] you know,

[00:21:23] somehow in the collegiate world,

[00:21:25] somehow in the big farmer world,

[00:21:26] somehow in the media world or whatever.

[00:21:29] I mean,

[00:21:29] that revolving door is live and well.

[00:21:31] And the more they seem to act like they hate it,

[00:21:33] the more you just see that they all use it,

[00:21:34] even though they claim it's horrible and bad and everything else.

[00:21:37] Well,

[00:21:38] Trump now loses Matt Gaetz,

[00:21:40] puts in somebody else that's very circumspect,

[00:21:42] used to be the attorney general of Florida.

[00:21:44] We'll get to that in a minute.

[00:21:45] But now Trump makes his pick for what they call treasury secretary,

[00:21:51] former George Soros,

[00:21:52] money manager,

[00:21:55] Scott Ascent would be the first openly gay man in the job.

[00:22:01] I don't even know how to respond to this thing.

[00:22:03] So you got this gay George Soros guy that now will be the treasury secretary

[00:22:09] if Trump gets his way,

[00:22:10] doctor.

[00:22:10] Do you want to respond to this one?

[00:22:11] I don't even know how to respond to this kind of stuff.

[00:22:13] No,

[00:22:13] I mean,

[00:22:14] it's one of those things you have to say,

[00:22:16] which one of the DEI buttons did they push to get this guy?

[00:22:20] I mean,

[00:22:20] it's,

[00:22:21] it's astonishing to me.

[00:22:22] And you say,

[00:22:22] well,

[00:22:23] just the fact he's gay shouldn't disqualify him from being able to understand

[00:22:27] money.

[00:22:28] But here's the deal.

[00:22:31] Well,

[00:22:31] look at the connections,

[00:22:32] follow the money,

[00:22:34] follow the,

[00:22:35] you know,

[00:22:35] the influencers,

[00:22:36] if you will,

[00:22:37] if somebody is a Soros guy,

[00:22:39] well,

[00:22:39] you know,

[00:22:39] we've heard that name of time or two in the recent years.

[00:22:42] And you scratch your head and you say,

[00:22:44] no,

[00:22:45] wait,

[00:22:45] wait,

[00:22:45] wait.

[00:22:45] Was this a,

[00:22:46] somebody that was,

[00:22:48] that was put there?

[00:22:49] I mean,

[00:22:49] look at all the Soros district attorneys that were hired,

[00:22:52] you know,

[00:22:52] from his funding helped get them hired.

[00:22:55] And look at the disastrous conditions we've had.

[00:22:58] I mean,

[00:22:59] Soros,

[00:23:00] it would seem has got a reputation that,

[00:23:03] that we'd have to question on.

[00:23:05] And I,

[00:23:05] I just,

[00:23:06] I look at Trump and I say,

[00:23:07] for heaven's sake guy.

[00:23:09] I mean,

[00:23:10] this is,

[00:23:10] I don't know if you're going to talk about this gal from New York originally.

[00:23:14] I think,

[00:23:14] well,

[00:23:15] her family's from Jordan.

[00:23:16] There are Christian Jordanians that immigrated to America,

[00:23:19] but she's been appointed as a surgeon general and she was a huge COVID coward.

[00:23:26] I mean,

[00:23:26] these are big masking,

[00:23:28] big jab,

[00:23:30] you know,

[00:23:31] advocates.

[00:23:32] Even,

[00:23:33] even,

[00:23:34] she was very big on censorship.

[00:23:36] Now,

[00:23:36] she's recanted.

[00:23:37] To some degree.

[00:23:38] We'll get more to this,

[00:23:39] but you got this treasury secretary,

[00:23:41] former George Soros money manager.

[00:23:45] I mean,

[00:23:45] imagine that for a guy.

[00:23:47] Now I'm not for promoting the openly gay,

[00:23:49] lesbian stuff.

[00:23:51] But you know what?

[00:23:51] When you're pro that,

[00:23:53] and then you're a George Soros guy and you're the secretary,

[00:23:55] what?

[00:23:56] Of the treasury.

[00:23:58] I don't even know how to respond to that.

[00:24:00] Right.

[00:24:00] Then you've got Trump appointed this Russell.

[00:24:05] Thoreau.

[00:24:05] I think it's how you say his name.

[00:24:07] As the director of the United States office of management and budget.

[00:24:12] This guy's a clown too.

[00:24:14] Anyway,

[00:24:14] we've got a bunch of these people to talk about.

[00:24:16] We'll do it in seconds.

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[00:30:26] ladies and gentlemen,

[00:30:26] Dr. Scott Bradley,

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[00:30:30] Matt Gaetz won't return to Congress,

[00:30:32] what he'll do,

[00:30:32] who knows,

[00:30:33] people are saying he might be pushed

[00:30:34] as governor of Florida,

[00:30:35] we'll see.

[00:30:36] Trump makes his pick

[00:30:37] for Treasury Secretary,

[00:30:39] picks an openly gay

[00:30:40] George Soros money manager,

[00:30:44] Scott Ascent.

[00:30:45] Then he picks

[00:30:46] Trump appointed

[00:30:49] Russell Thurow,

[00:30:50] the Vought,

[00:30:51] I think is how you say his name,

[00:30:52] as the director

[00:30:53] of the U.S. Office

[00:30:54] of Management and Budget.

[00:30:56] He served in that term before.

[00:30:58] Many of these people

[00:30:59] are all attorneys,

[00:31:00] long service in government.

[00:31:02] This is just wow.

[00:31:03] Trump nominated Lori Chavez,

[00:31:07] I don't know how you say

[00:31:08] her last name,

[00:31:09] Chavez Delamer,

[00:31:10] the former congressional candidate

[00:31:12] as Secretary of Labor,

[00:31:15] as far as I understand,

[00:31:16] she's big time pro-union.

[00:31:19] They say her strong support

[00:31:21] with the business

[00:31:21] and labor communities

[00:31:22] will serve them well.

[00:31:24] But to me,

[00:31:26] this is a disaster.

[00:31:27] I'm not for forced unionism,

[00:31:29] ladies and gentlemen.

[00:31:30] Okay?

[00:31:31] That's a problem.

[00:31:35] Trump also chose

[00:31:38] Alex Wong,

[00:31:38] I think it is,

[00:31:40] as the deputy

[00:31:41] national security advisor.

[00:31:43] Okay?

[00:31:44] These people

[00:31:46] are pretty much

[00:31:47] all just government

[00:31:49] long-term people

[00:31:50] with very,

[00:31:51] very concerning ties,

[00:31:53] Dr. Bradley.

[00:31:54] You know,

[00:31:54] at first he came out of the gate

[00:31:55] and announced a few people

[00:31:57] that we thought,

[00:31:57] maybe something will happen here.

[00:31:59] What he's created

[00:32:00] is these,

[00:32:02] I don't know what term

[00:32:03] you want to use,

[00:32:04] but these factions

[00:32:05] that will oppose each other.

[00:32:07] He's kind of created

[00:32:07] a trifecta,

[00:32:09] in my opinion,

[00:32:10] where if you're not very careful,

[00:32:11] two out of three

[00:32:12] will go against us

[00:32:13] almost every time.

[00:32:14] It'll be different

[00:32:14] two out of the three

[00:32:15] based on the concept.

[00:32:18] But he's created

[00:32:18] this kind of trifecta

[00:32:19] of alternate viewpoints

[00:32:21] or understandings,

[00:32:23] and I don't see this

[00:32:24] going very well.

[00:32:25] I think a lot of things

[00:32:26] will get passed,

[00:32:26] a lot of things

[00:32:27] that under Trump

[00:32:28] will advance.

[00:32:29] In other words,

[00:32:30] you'll feel like,

[00:32:31] whoa,

[00:32:31] this is really rocking,

[00:32:32] this is really,

[00:32:33] but the devil

[00:32:34] will be in the details

[00:32:34] and these people

[00:32:35] are not friends

[00:32:36] of liberty at all

[00:32:37] and what you're going

[00:32:37] to create

[00:32:38] is this idea,

[00:32:39] this on the surface,

[00:32:40] this feeling of,

[00:32:40] man,

[00:32:41] we're rocking

[00:32:41] in the Trump campaign.

[00:32:42] But then later

[00:32:43] down the road,

[00:32:44] you'll realize

[00:32:45] the damage

[00:32:45] that will be done.

[00:32:46] Write it down

[00:32:47] and remember

[00:32:48] who's warning you

[00:32:48] on this one.

[00:32:49] Your thoughts,

[00:32:49] Dr. Bradley?

[00:32:51] Well,

[00:32:52] what we often see

[00:32:53] in a management style

[00:32:56] is that you get

[00:32:58] some kind of a figurehead

[00:32:59] that had,

[00:33:00] oh,

[00:33:01] that wow,

[00:33:02] that pizzazz,

[00:33:03] that sparkle

[00:33:04] that's there,

[00:33:05] and then all the

[00:33:07] underpinnings

[00:33:08] of that individual

[00:33:09] that's in that position

[00:33:11] are all kind of

[00:33:14] same old,

[00:33:15] same old,

[00:33:15] we've been around

[00:33:16] the horn

[00:33:16] kind of individuals

[00:33:18] that ultimately

[00:33:20] and finally

[00:33:20] set the,

[00:33:22] if you will,

[00:33:23] the pattern,

[00:33:24] the policy,

[00:33:25] the,

[00:33:26] you know,

[00:33:26] the,

[00:33:27] they're writing

[00:33:29] many of the things.

[00:33:30] Now,

[00:33:31] you know,

[00:33:32] you say,

[00:33:32] well,

[00:33:33] these big guys

[00:33:34] at the top

[00:33:34] are not going

[00:33:35] to let anything

[00:33:35] really get by,

[00:33:36] but sometimes

[00:33:36] the devil's

[00:33:37] in the details.

[00:33:38] And when you write

[00:33:39] policy that's bad

[00:33:41] and,

[00:33:42] you know,

[00:33:42] has some undertow

[00:33:44] in it,

[00:33:45] it may not be

[00:33:46] advancing as fast

[00:33:47] as maybe previously

[00:33:48] they were,

[00:33:50] but there's always

[00:33:51] the danger

[00:33:52] that there's,

[00:33:53] you know,

[00:33:53] the seeds are sown

[00:33:54] and ultimately

[00:33:56] and finally

[00:33:56] the gotchas

[00:33:57] come out

[00:33:57] in that thing.

[00:33:58] So they've got

[00:33:59] to be watched

[00:33:59] pretty carefully.

[00:34:00] I'm quite disappointed

[00:34:02] in a lot of the things

[00:34:02] I'm seeing

[00:34:03] where,

[00:34:03] you know,

[00:34:04] I mentioned

[00:34:05] that Surgeon General

[00:34:07] gal,

[00:34:08] and maybe,

[00:34:08] you know,

[00:34:09] she's such a small

[00:34:10] potato as it doesn't

[00:34:11] really matter.

[00:34:11] We're about to her.

[00:34:12] Scott Bradley

[00:34:13] loves to just

[00:34:14] jump ahead

[00:34:14] and it's hard.

[00:34:16] Well,

[00:34:16] I wish I knew

[00:34:17] what the agenda

[00:34:18] was for crying out loud.

[00:34:19] Just so everybody

[00:34:19] knows,

[00:34:20] ladies and gentlemen,

[00:34:21] Jeanette Neshawatt,

[00:34:22] or however you say

[00:34:23] her name,

[00:34:24] nominated as the

[00:34:25] U.S. Surgeon General.

[00:34:27] So anyway,

[00:34:27] all I'm saying is

[00:34:28] if you bring her up,

[00:34:29] they'll tell everybody

[00:34:29] what she is,

[00:34:30] right?

[00:34:30] So we're talking

[00:34:31] about this Jeanette

[00:34:32] Neshawatt,

[00:34:33] or whoever she is.

[00:34:35] This person

[00:34:35] is not for liberty.

[00:34:36] I'm telling you

[00:34:37] right now,

[00:34:38] they're the Surgeon General.

[00:34:41] Okay,

[00:34:42] they say she's

[00:34:42] a fierce advocate

[00:34:43] for preventive medicine

[00:34:44] and all this kind of stuff.

[00:34:45] I wish it were true,

[00:34:46] doctor.

[00:34:46] Some of these names

[00:34:47] we would know

[00:34:48] if they were really

[00:34:49] standing tall.

[00:34:49] Where was she

[00:34:50] when the big COVID con

[00:34:51] came out?

[00:34:52] Was she seeking out

[00:34:53] boldly against it?

[00:34:54] No,

[00:34:55] she was completely

[00:34:56] in favor of the masking

[00:34:57] and the shutdowns.

[00:34:58] And she was in favor

[00:35:00] of censoring

[00:35:01] people that advocated

[00:35:03] a different position.

[00:35:04] I mean,

[00:35:05] for crying out loud,

[00:35:06] and the thing is

[00:35:07] she's kind of recanted,

[00:35:08] oh,

[00:35:09] well,

[00:35:09] by the way,

[00:35:09] she's a Fox News

[00:35:11] contributor for medical.

[00:35:12] I mean,

[00:35:13] again,

[00:35:13] you talked the other day

[00:35:14] about people

[00:35:15] that were,

[00:35:17] what shall we say,

[00:35:18] the old movie star,

[00:35:19] celebrity kind of status things.

[00:35:21] If you can't find them

[00:35:22] in the newsroom anymore,

[00:35:23] you'll find them

[00:35:24] in Trump's administration.

[00:35:25] I don't know.

[00:35:26] I don't know.

[00:35:27] But she was one

[00:35:29] of the bad guys.

[00:35:30] I mean,

[00:35:30] I don't know,

[00:35:31] Robert Malone,

[00:35:31] maybe.

[00:35:32] I mean,

[00:35:33] would he maybe

[00:35:34] be a better choice

[00:35:35] than her?

[00:35:35] I mean,

[00:35:36] somebody that spoke out

[00:35:37] against the things

[00:35:40] that we know

[00:35:41] now were false.

[00:35:42] It was not safe.

[00:35:44] It was not effective.

[00:35:46] And by the way,

[00:35:47] let's be clear.

[00:35:48] Not only was it not,

[00:35:49] they knew it was not,

[00:35:50] doctor.

[00:35:50] That's correct.

[00:35:52] They had

[00:35:54] overwhelming evidence

[00:35:55] of the downside

[00:35:56] on this thing.

[00:35:57] The economy

[00:35:58] was ruined.

[00:35:59] The educational system

[00:36:00] was ruined.

[00:36:00] That long-term

[00:36:02] debilitating diseases

[00:36:03] were given to people

[00:36:04] that they'll never

[00:36:05] be the same on.

[00:36:06] Deaths occurred.

[00:36:07] Massive deaths.

[00:36:09] You know,

[00:36:09] I remember back

[00:36:10] when Gerald Ford

[00:36:12] did his 1976

[00:36:14] immunization jab thing

[00:36:16] and they had

[00:36:17] less than two handfuls

[00:36:19] of people

[00:36:19] that died of it.

[00:36:20] They pulled

[00:36:21] the plug on the thing.

[00:36:22] The program stopped.

[00:36:24] Right?

[00:36:25] Why is it so back then?

[00:36:26] I wish we would have

[00:36:26] done that in this case.

[00:36:28] Hundreds of thousands

[00:36:29] of deaths.

[00:36:29] Sebastian Gorka

[00:36:30] as the senior director

[00:36:32] for counterterrorism,

[00:36:34] citing his, quote,

[00:36:35] extensive background

[00:36:36] in national security.

[00:36:37] But see,

[00:36:38] I don't trust

[00:36:38] these people,

[00:36:39] doctor.

[00:36:40] You got this Jeanette

[00:36:41] Nash-A-Watt

[00:36:42] is the, you know,

[00:36:44] surgeon general.

[00:36:45] You've got Dave Weldon,

[00:36:47] a former Republican

[00:36:47] from Florida congressman,

[00:36:50] tapped to head

[00:36:51] the CDC.

[00:36:52] Where was old Dave Weldon

[00:36:54] when this COVID con

[00:36:56] was going on?

[00:36:56] Was he literally

[00:36:57] quadrupling down

[00:36:58] and wanting to come

[00:36:58] on Liberty Roundtable

[00:36:59] live and saying,

[00:37:00] man, I can't find

[00:37:01] a place where somebody

[00:37:02] will tell the truth

[00:37:02] so I can speak up

[00:37:03] against this stuff.

[00:37:04] And I don't see it.

[00:37:06] I don't see any

[00:37:06] of these people

[00:37:08] anywhere.

[00:37:09] Trump also appointed

[00:37:11] Marty McAree,

[00:37:12] is that how you say it?

[00:37:14] as head of the FDA.

[00:37:19] Who's Marty McAree?

[00:37:22] Doctor, do you even know?

[00:37:23] I don't.

[00:37:24] No, I've never heard

[00:37:25] of the guy.

[00:37:26] They're certainly

[00:37:26] not on my radar.

[00:37:27] Okay, and this is what

[00:37:29] I'm saying is

[00:37:29] if they were really

[00:37:30] bold people,

[00:37:31] look, the people

[00:37:32] that stood up

[00:37:32] against the COVID con,

[00:37:34] we didn't know

[00:37:35] about them before,

[00:37:36] but we heard

[00:37:37] who they were

[00:37:38] when they stood up

[00:37:38] and said,

[00:37:38] hey, wait a minute,

[00:37:39] hold on.

[00:37:40] We're told they got

[00:37:41] attacked relentlessly.

[00:37:42] Take Dr. Pierre Corey

[00:37:44] to make a perfect example.

[00:37:45] I didn't have a clue

[00:37:45] who that guy was,

[00:37:46] but he was a physician,

[00:37:48] a dang good one,

[00:37:49] led a huge organization,

[00:37:51] credible as all get out.

[00:37:52] Everybody knew it.

[00:37:53] Everybody even said so.

[00:37:55] The way I found out

[00:37:56] about him

[00:37:56] is he spoke before Congress

[00:37:57] and he testified

[00:37:58] and said,

[00:37:58] this is a scam.

[00:37:59] This is bogus.

[00:38:01] We've got answers here.

[00:38:02] And what did they do?

[00:38:03] They just absolutely

[00:38:04] destroyed his character,

[00:38:06] shut him down

[00:38:07] and ignored him.

[00:38:08] But his testimony

[00:38:08] before Congress

[00:38:09] stands tall.

[00:38:11] He's a truth teller.

[00:38:12] Where are all these

[00:38:13] other guys?

[00:38:13] I could have learned

[00:38:14] about every one of them

[00:38:14] just like I learned

[00:38:15] about Dr. Corey,

[00:38:16] right?

[00:38:17] So I don't know

[00:38:18] who this Marty

[00:38:20] Macri is or whatever,

[00:38:21] but I'm just telling you

[00:38:23] I doubt it's going

[00:38:24] to go well.

[00:38:24] Now,

[00:38:24] Trump also nominated

[00:38:25] Scott Turner,

[00:38:27] a former NFL player

[00:38:29] and White House aide

[00:38:31] as Secretary of Housing

[00:38:33] and Urban Development.

[00:38:34] Okay,

[00:38:35] I mean,

[00:38:35] where do they come up

[00:38:36] with these people?

[00:38:37] You get this

[00:38:39] former NFL player

[00:38:40] and White House aide?

[00:38:42] How does this guy

[00:38:43] get in there?

[00:38:44] I just don't even know

[00:38:45] how this all happens.

[00:38:47] Except,

[00:38:47] in my opinion,

[00:38:48] it's a play

[00:38:49] or it's a pay-to-play-the-game

[00:38:50] scenario.

[00:38:51] Where did this NFL guy

[00:38:52] all of a sudden

[00:38:53] just become a White House aide

[00:38:54] and then all of a sudden,

[00:38:55] boom,

[00:38:55] he's at the front of the line,

[00:38:57] buddy?

[00:38:58] Well,

[00:38:59] I just don't understand it.

[00:39:01] Many times,

[00:39:01] it really is

[00:39:02] who was a big campaign donor

[00:39:04] and who,

[00:39:05] you know,

[00:39:05] played in that game

[00:39:06] along the way.

[00:39:07] So that plays into this a lot.

[00:39:09] But other times,

[00:39:10] it's people that are influencers

[00:39:12] because what they've paid

[00:39:13] to play

[00:39:15] and as you might,

[00:39:16] go back and do some research.

[00:39:18] Some of the people that

[00:39:20] even Donald Trump

[00:39:21] throughout the years

[00:39:22] has contributed financially to

[00:39:24] in terms of their political careers.

[00:39:26] Donald contributed

[00:39:27] to Kamala Harris,

[00:39:29] doctor?

[00:39:29] See,

[00:39:30] that's the thing.

[00:39:30] I mean,

[00:39:31] the Clintons,

[00:39:32] I mean,

[00:39:32] you look at some of these people

[00:39:33] and you go,

[00:39:34] what?

[00:39:35] Where did this come from?

[00:39:36] I mean,

[00:39:36] everybody plays both ends

[00:39:38] against the middle

[00:39:38] and they go along

[00:39:40] and it's a pay-to-play

[00:39:41] kind of game.

[00:39:42] But the recommendations

[00:39:44] that are coming to him,

[00:39:45] he may be getting rolled

[00:39:46] right now

[00:39:46] with some of the people.

[00:39:49] For sure he's getting

[00:39:50] rolled right now.

[00:39:50] Let's talk about

[00:39:51] the three factions,

[00:39:52] even the New York Times.

[00:39:54] And I'm not really

[00:39:55] a fan of the New York Times,

[00:39:56] but I try to keep an eye

[00:39:57] on the enemy,

[00:39:57] if you will,

[00:39:58] right?

[00:39:59] So I really kind of

[00:40:00] highlight what they say

[00:40:01] because they say things

[00:40:02] that tell the truth.

[00:40:04] Okay,

[00:40:04] they're left-right paradigm

[00:40:05] discussions,

[00:40:06] but you know,

[00:40:07] and they attack

[00:40:07] and oftentimes they're wrong

[00:40:09] and dishonest

[00:40:09] and don't get the story right

[00:40:10] and all that kind of stuff.

[00:40:11] But a lot of times,

[00:40:12] you know what?

[00:40:13] You watch those

[00:40:14] who pick apart the left

[00:40:16] and you watch those

[00:40:17] who pick apart the right

[00:40:18] and you say,

[00:40:19] is there any truth

[00:40:20] to what they have to say?

[00:40:21] And if there is,

[00:40:22] you got to be honest about it.

[00:40:24] All right,

[00:40:24] so here's the headline

[00:40:26] for the New York Times.

[00:40:30] David E. Sanger

[00:40:31] is the one

[00:40:32] that has the article.

[00:40:34] Inside the Trump cabinet,

[00:40:35] there are three

[00:40:38] distinct factions.

[00:40:40] When we come back

[00:40:40] from the break,

[00:40:41] I'll highlight those

[00:40:41] and Dr. Bradley

[00:40:42] can speak of them.

[00:40:43] But this is what I mean

[00:40:44] by two-thirds

[00:40:45] are going to go against us

[00:40:46] almost all the time.

[00:40:47] They're going to pass

[00:40:47] a lot of stuff

[00:40:50] that looks good

[00:40:51] on the surface,

[00:40:51] but it's kind of like

[00:40:53] the Patriot Act.

[00:40:54] It's a sham.

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[00:43:02] So the New York Times,

[00:43:04] I don't agree with them a lot,

[00:43:05] but they rightly focus

[00:43:06] on this reality.

[00:43:08] Donald Trump has kind of

[00:43:09] three factions

[00:43:09] in his nominee's plan.

[00:43:11] The three factions are this.

[00:43:14] One faction is focused

[00:43:15] on revenge.

[00:43:17] Another on calming

[00:43:18] the markets.

[00:43:20] And a third on cutting

[00:43:21] people in budgets.

[00:43:23] And then they go through

[00:43:23] kind of the details of this.

[00:43:25] Dr. Bradley,

[00:43:26] I want you to be able

[00:43:26] to respond first.

[00:43:27] I can fill in the details.

[00:43:28] But those are the three factions

[00:43:30] that they say are happening.

[00:43:32] One faction focused

[00:43:33] on revenge.

[00:43:34] Another on coming

[00:43:34] the markets.

[00:43:35] And a third on cutting

[00:43:36] people in budgets.

[00:43:39] Well, I think I've read

[00:43:40] in the scriptures

[00:43:41] about revenge being

[00:43:42] the Lord's.

[00:43:44] Amen.

[00:43:46] So, you know,

[00:43:47] there's so many aspects

[00:43:49] to this to talk about.

[00:43:50] Now, there's something

[00:43:51] to be said

[00:43:52] about having

[00:43:53] a divergence

[00:43:54] of backgrounds

[00:43:56] and opinions

[00:43:57] to be able to draw

[00:43:58] on experience levels

[00:44:00] and everything.

[00:44:00] But here's my concern,

[00:44:03] that everything

[00:44:04] that's done

[00:44:06] should be principles-based.

[00:44:08] Okay?

[00:44:08] And if those principles

[00:44:10] are the foundations

[00:44:11] the nation was built upon,

[00:44:13] I think that,

[00:44:14] okay,

[00:44:14] we're going to probably

[00:44:15] end up drifting

[00:44:16] in the right direction,

[00:44:17] even if everybody

[00:44:18] doesn't come right.

[00:44:19] I mean,

[00:44:19] the founding fathers

[00:44:20] didn't always agree,

[00:44:21] you know,

[00:44:22] unicameral or bicameral,

[00:44:23] you know,

[00:44:24] legislature.

[00:44:24] I mean,

[00:44:25] these were big debates

[00:44:26] back in the 1780s.

[00:44:28] But the fact of the matter

[00:44:30] is that the principles

[00:44:32] that they were seeking for

[00:44:33] were principles of liberty,

[00:44:35] proper government,

[00:44:36] limited,

[00:44:37] so tyranny

[00:44:38] didn't end up ruling.

[00:44:39] Now,

[00:44:40] if you get a bunch

[00:44:40] of wrestling matches

[00:44:41] going on

[00:44:42] inside his administration,

[00:44:44] and Trump

[00:44:45] doesn't have

[00:44:46] the baseline principles,

[00:44:47] and I fear,

[00:44:49] gravely fear,

[00:44:50] that he does not.

[00:44:51] I think he's much

[00:44:52] more of a pleaser.

[00:44:53] He's much more

[00:44:54] of a concession,

[00:44:56] you know,

[00:44:57] kind of a,

[00:44:58] where you build

[00:44:59] on concessions

[00:45:01] and compliance

[00:45:02] and complacency,

[00:45:03] all of those

[00:45:04] kind of things

[00:45:04] until you finally think,

[00:45:05] okay,

[00:45:06] okay,

[00:45:06] we've got a consensus here,

[00:45:07] let's do it.

[00:45:08] The consensus

[00:45:09] is not always right

[00:45:10] if you don't have

[00:45:11] soundly founded

[00:45:12] people in there.

[00:45:13] So I'm looking

[00:45:15] for people

[00:45:15] that have a baseline.

[00:45:16] George Soros,

[00:45:17] gay guy in charge

[00:45:18] of the Treasury Department?

[00:45:20] Forget sound money,

[00:45:21] people.

[00:45:22] It's going to be

[00:45:23] a,

[00:45:24] you know,

[00:45:25] John Maynard Keynes thing.

[00:45:26] I mean,

[00:45:27] the foundation

[00:45:28] of America

[00:45:29] is a socialist

[00:45:30] economy right now,

[00:45:31] and if that's

[00:45:32] what you've got

[00:45:33] in there,

[00:45:34] well,

[00:45:34] you're not going

[00:45:35] to have good decisions,

[00:45:36] and if Trump

[00:45:36] doesn't understand,

[00:45:38] if he doesn't

[00:45:39] understand the baseline

[00:45:40] principles,

[00:45:40] and he's trying

[00:45:42] to come up

[00:45:42] with a consensus,

[00:45:44] and let's say

[00:45:45] he gets 80%

[00:45:45] of the people

[00:45:46] that are nodding

[00:45:47] their heads yes,

[00:45:48] well,

[00:45:49] if it's not

[00:45:49] principles-based,

[00:45:50] and the principles

[00:45:52] are not what I discussed

[00:45:53] in the foundational things,

[00:45:55] we're going to go

[00:45:56] off tangent anyway,

[00:45:57] even though he's got

[00:45:58] people that are

[00:46:00] loyal to him,

[00:46:01] and they're feeding him

[00:46:02] what he wants to hear,

[00:46:03] and all of that

[00:46:04] kind of stuff,

[00:46:05] he's got to have

[00:46:06] enough backbone

[00:46:07] to say,

[00:46:07] no,

[00:46:08] no,

[00:46:08] I understand

[00:46:09] better what's

[00:46:10] going on here

[00:46:11] than I did

[00:46:11] in my first

[00:46:12] administration,

[00:46:13] and we're going

[00:46:13] to make decisions

[00:46:14] based on,

[00:46:14] and he's got

[00:46:15] to have these

[00:46:16] XYZ foundational

[00:46:17] things.

[00:46:17] but I don't see

[00:46:18] it with who

[00:46:18] he's picking.

[00:46:19] So here's the

[00:46:20] New York Times

[00:46:20] description of

[00:46:21] the revenge

[00:46:21] team.

[00:46:38] going to rip

[00:46:39] all those

[00:46:39] things apart.

[00:46:40] I think that's

[00:46:40] liberal game

[00:46:42] playing,

[00:46:42] but look,

[00:46:43] none of those

[00:46:44] agencies will be

[00:46:45] used for the

[00:46:45] proper purpose,

[00:46:47] which is to

[00:46:48] defend the

[00:46:49] United States

[00:46:50] and lead with

[00:46:51] a diplomatic

[00:46:54] olive branch

[00:46:55] of peace

[00:46:55] to put us

[00:46:56] as a light

[00:46:57] on a hill.

[00:46:57] No one's

[00:46:58] talking about

[00:46:58] morality in

[00:46:59] those reforms.

[00:47:00] They're talking

[00:47:01] about revenge.

[00:47:02] So I don't agree

[00:47:03] with the sky is

[00:47:04] falling idea

[00:47:05] of the Democrats

[00:47:06] or whatever you

[00:47:06] want to say,

[00:47:07] the liberals,

[00:47:07] but at the

[00:47:08] same time,

[00:47:08] you kind of

[00:47:09] go,

[00:47:09] I don't know

[00:47:10] that I'm for

[00:47:10] that either,

[00:47:11] right?

[00:47:12] They say

[00:47:12] hunting down

[00:47:13] the so-called

[00:47:13] deep state

[00:47:14] and anyone

[00:47:15] who participated

[00:47:16] in the

[00:47:16] prosecutions

[00:47:17] of Trump.

[00:47:17] See,

[00:47:18] and that's

[00:47:18] not what

[00:47:18] it's supposed

[00:47:19] to be about.

[00:47:19] Now,

[00:47:19] we want to

[00:47:20] reform those

[00:47:20] agencies.

[00:47:21] We all

[00:47:21] agree,

[00:47:21] but I would

[00:47:22] want to go

[00:47:23] back to the

[00:47:23] baseline

[00:47:23] principles

[00:47:24] and follow

[00:47:25] with the

[00:47:26] legend and idea

[00:47:27] of a humble

[00:47:28] foreign policy

[00:47:28] in peace,

[00:47:29] whereas Donald

[00:47:30] Trump wants

[00:47:30] it to be a

[00:47:31] revenge team.

[00:47:33] How much

[00:47:33] he'll do

[00:47:34] of that,

[00:47:34] time will tell.

[00:47:35] I don't think

[00:47:36] he'll be near

[00:47:36] his revenge

[00:47:37] as they think

[00:47:37] he will,

[00:47:37] but he won't

[00:47:38] bring us

[00:47:38] to true

[00:47:39] principles either.

[00:47:40] Now,

[00:47:41] they say

[00:47:41] there's the

[00:47:41] Calm the

[00:47:42] Markets team.

[00:47:42] I find this

[00:47:43] fascinating,

[00:47:44] which Mr.

[00:47:45] Trump hopes

[00:47:46] will be led

[00:47:47] by Scott

[00:47:48] the cent.

[00:47:49] That's the

[00:47:50] Wall Street

[00:47:51] billionaire

[00:47:52] who's going

[00:47:53] to lead

[00:47:53] the Treasury

[00:47:54] Department.

[00:47:56] I'm sorry,

[00:47:56] he's the Treasury

[00:47:57] Secretary,

[00:47:58] right?

[00:47:58] This guy's gay,

[00:47:59] this guy's a

[00:48:00] billionaire,

[00:48:00] this guy's a

[00:48:01] George Soros man,

[00:48:03] and they

[00:48:03] say,

[00:48:04] look,

[00:48:04] he'll

[00:48:05] change

[00:48:05] things,

[00:48:07] right?

[00:48:09] They say

[00:48:09] he'll

[00:48:10] tamper

[00:48:11] the

[00:48:11] extreme

[00:48:11] views

[00:48:12] of Donald

[00:48:13] Trump

[00:48:13] and try

[00:48:13] to keep

[00:48:13] the market

[00:48:14] on track.

[00:48:16] You think

[00:48:16] that guy's

[00:48:17] going to

[00:48:17] really

[00:48:17] deliver

[00:48:18] us

[00:48:19] back

[00:48:19] to

[00:48:19] honest

[00:48:19] money,

[00:48:20] doctor?

[00:48:21] Well,

[00:48:21] let's talk

[00:48:22] about that

[00:48:22] Bravo Sierra

[00:48:23] for just

[00:48:23] a minute.

[00:48:24] Just think

[00:48:25] for a second,

[00:48:26] let's go

[00:48:26] back 111

[00:48:27] years ago,

[00:48:30] when in

[00:48:31] 1913,

[00:48:32] they were

[00:48:33] going to

[00:48:33] rein in

[00:48:34] those Wall

[00:48:34] Street

[00:48:35] bankers,

[00:48:35] those turkeys

[00:48:36] that were

[00:48:37] destroying,

[00:48:37] they were

[00:48:38] keeping a

[00:48:39] thumb on

[00:48:39] everybody so

[00:48:40] they could

[00:48:40] make bazillions

[00:48:41] of dollars,

[00:48:41] you know?

[00:48:42] Okay,

[00:48:43] so this is

[00:48:44] the same

[00:48:44] kind of

[00:48:45] feed we're

[00:48:46] being given

[00:48:46] today.

[00:48:49] His whole

[00:48:53] has not

[00:48:55] been what

[00:48:56] they're saying

[00:48:57] it's going

[00:48:57] to bring

[00:48:58] just saying

[00:48:59] it's not

[00:48:59] going to

[00:49:00] happen.

[00:49:01] Yeah,

[00:49:02] so it's

[00:49:02] disaster in

[00:49:03] the making

[00:49:04] and I don't

[00:49:05] even know

[00:49:05] how to

[00:49:05] go.

[00:49:05] Then they

[00:49:05] say there's

[00:49:06] a government

[00:49:06] shrinkage

[00:49:07] team led

[00:49:08] by Elon

[00:49:08] Musk and

[00:49:09] Vivek

[00:49:09] Ramaswamy.

[00:49:10] They want

[00:49:11] to carve

[00:49:12] what Mr.

[00:49:13] Musk says

[00:49:14] will be at

[00:49:15] least $2

[00:49:15] trillion from

[00:49:16] the budget.

[00:49:17] Then they

[00:49:17] say to put

[00:49:18] this in

[00:49:18] perspective,

[00:49:18] the total

[00:49:19] budget in

[00:49:21] the 2024

[00:49:21] fiscal year

[00:49:22] was $6.75

[00:49:25] trillion.

[00:49:28] Well, first

[00:49:29] off, the

[00:49:29] $6.5 trillion

[00:49:30] is absolutely

[00:49:31] out of control.

[00:49:32] That's number

[00:49:33] one.

[00:49:34] But number

[00:49:35] two, I don't

[00:49:36] really see

[00:49:37] that being

[00:49:38] able to

[00:49:40] trim that

[00:49:40] much because

[00:49:42] you've got

[00:49:43] to reduce

[00:49:44] spending.

[00:49:45] And I

[00:49:46] don't think

[00:49:46] that with

[00:49:47] the plan

[00:49:48] Trump has

[00:49:48] in place,

[00:49:49] I don't

[00:49:50] think they

[00:49:50] have the

[00:49:50] stomach for

[00:49:51] reducing

[00:49:51] spending.

[00:49:52] I mean,

[00:49:52] Rand Paul

[00:49:53] tried to get

[00:49:53] one penny

[00:49:54] out of the

[00:49:54] budget and

[00:49:55] they just

[00:49:55] simply laughed

[00:49:56] at him and

[00:49:56] he was all

[00:49:57] alone in

[00:49:58] that quest.

[00:49:59] So I don't

[00:50:00] have any

[00:50:00] faith in

[00:50:00] that.

[00:50:01] Do you,

[00:50:01] doctor?

[00:50:04] Well, you

[00:50:05] know, like I

[00:50:05] say, I

[00:50:06] started bringing

[00:50:07] up the

[00:50:07] creature for

[00:50:08] Jekyll

[00:50:08] Island.

[00:50:09] The Wall

[00:50:09] Street tycoons

[00:50:11] that brought

[00:50:11] about the

[00:50:11] Federal Reserve.

[00:50:13] Everything

[00:50:13] they spun to

[00:50:14] the public

[00:50:16] was a total

[00:50:16] falsehood with

[00:50:18] a false

[00:50:20] hope that

[00:50:21] these things

[00:50:21] were going

[00:50:21] to happen and

[00:50:22] it was actually

[00:50:22] the exact

[00:50:23] opposite of

[00:50:23] what was really

[00:50:24] happening.

[00:50:24] The people

[00:50:25] that put

[00:50:25] together the

[00:50:27] creature from

[00:50:27] Jekyll Island

[00:50:28] were the

[00:50:28] actual people

[00:50:29] that were

[00:50:29] going to

[00:50:29] benefit from

[00:50:30] it, you

[00:50:30] know?

[00:50:31] And it

[00:50:31] was all a

[00:50:32] contrived

[00:50:33] kind of thing.

[00:50:33] So you

[00:50:34] watch what

[00:50:35] they do,

[00:50:35] not what

[00:50:35] they say.

[00:50:36] If their

[00:50:37] lips are

[00:50:37] moving,

[00:50:38] they're

[00:50:38] lying.

[00:50:38] I mean,

[00:50:38] you know,

[00:50:39] some of

[00:50:39] these adages

[00:50:40] maybe don't

[00:50:41] apply 100%

[00:50:42] of the time,

[00:50:43] but they do

[00:50:44] in fact,

[00:50:45] I think they

[00:50:46] give us a

[00:50:47] little bit

[00:50:47] of, well,

[00:50:49] here's an

[00:50:49] adage.

[00:50:50] Ronald Reagan

[00:50:51] used to

[00:50:52] say,

[00:50:54] trust,

[00:50:54] but verify,

[00:50:55] I say verify

[00:50:56] before trusting.

[00:50:58] And I

[00:50:59] think that

[00:51:00] the verification

[00:51:00] thing needs

[00:51:01] to be

[00:51:02] something we

[00:51:03] do a

[00:51:04] serious

[00:51:06] mindset check

[00:51:07] on this

[00:51:07] thing and

[00:51:07] look at what

[00:51:08] we're being

[00:51:09] told is going

[00:51:10] to happen and

[00:51:10] then look

[00:51:10] where they

[00:51:11] came from.

[00:51:12] I mean,

[00:51:12] these people

[00:51:13] are not coming

[00:51:14] from that

[00:51:14] heritage.

[00:51:15] They're remaking

[00:51:16] their story.

[00:51:17] that's kind

[00:51:18] of the main

[00:51:19] bottom line

[00:51:20] problem we

[00:51:20] got.

[00:51:20] And I'm

[00:51:21] just really

[00:51:21] worried that

[00:51:22] Donald Trump's

[00:51:23] perspective on

[00:51:24] this thing is

[00:51:25] not deep and

[00:51:25] wide as it

[00:51:26] should be for

[00:51:27] being able to

[00:51:27] pick wisely.

[00:51:31] I don't know

[00:51:32] where to go

[00:51:32] with this

[00:51:33] thing,

[00:51:33] ladies and

[00:51:33] gentlemen.

[00:51:34] I pray for

[00:51:34] the Trump

[00:51:34] administration.

[00:51:35] I really do

[00:51:36] hope and pray

[00:51:37] with all of my

[00:51:37] heart that

[00:51:38] things go well.

[00:51:39] But I just,

[00:51:41] the people that

[00:51:41] he's putting

[00:51:42] in place,

[00:51:42] I'm losing

[00:51:43] faith very

[00:51:44] rapidly.

[00:51:45] Faith is a

[00:51:46] belief in

[00:51:46] things that are

[00:51:52] God's

[00:51:53] God's

[00:51:55] God's

[00:51:55] capable of

[00:51:57] saving you.

[00:51:58] Don't

[00:51:58] misunderstand me,

[00:51:59] but you need

[00:51:59] to keep his

[00:52:00] commandments if

[00:52:00] you expect him

[00:52:01] to do so.

[00:52:02] And the same

[00:52:03] thing is true

[00:52:03] with this

[00:52:03] country.

[00:52:04] We cannot

[00:52:04] put in

[00:52:05] George Soros

[00:52:05] type gay,

[00:52:07] lesbians,

[00:52:08] bisexuals,

[00:52:08] and all this

[00:52:09] kind of stuff,

[00:52:09] put in people

[00:52:11] that have been

[00:52:11] in government

[00:52:11] forever,

[00:52:12] you know,

[00:52:13] and expect us

[00:52:14] to really go

[00:52:15] back to the

[00:52:15] principles and

[00:52:16] go back to

[00:52:16] God,

[00:52:17] family,

[00:52:17] and country.

[00:52:17] You can't

[00:52:18] make America

[00:52:19] great again

[00:52:19] if you don't

[00:52:19] mention God

[00:52:20] and you don't

[00:52:21] turn back to

[00:52:21] God,

[00:52:22] okay?

[00:52:22] So I'm

[00:52:23] just,

[00:52:23] I'm trying

[00:52:23] to be honest

[00:52:24] about this.

[00:52:25] I'm not

[00:52:25] trying to attack

[00:52:26] Trump.

[00:52:26] I pray for him

[00:52:27] and hope the

[00:52:27] best for him,

[00:52:28] but I want to

[00:52:28] be real about

[00:52:29] what to expect,

[00:52:30] doctor,

[00:52:30] and real about

[00:52:31] the people

[00:52:31] that he's

[00:52:32] putting in

[00:52:32] place.

[00:52:34] Well,

[00:52:35] again,

[00:52:36] verify before

[00:52:37] trusting.

[00:52:38] How we've

[00:52:39] got to,

[00:52:40] I wish there

[00:52:41] was somebody

[00:52:42] that would

[00:52:43] say to

[00:52:44] Donald,

[00:52:44] you know,

[00:52:44] here's some

[00:52:45] concerns I have

[00:52:46] about this,

[00:52:47] blah,

[00:52:47] blah,

[00:52:47] blah.

[00:52:47] And have a

[00:52:49] reasoned

[00:52:50] discussion with

[00:52:51] him because

[00:52:52] maybe,

[00:52:53] again,

[00:52:54] his ignorance

[00:52:55] is coming

[00:52:56] through and

[00:52:56] that's what

[00:52:57] happened in

[00:52:58] his first

[00:52:58] administration.

[00:52:59] He stumbled

[00:53:00] and bubbled

[00:53:01] through that

[00:53:01] thing until

[00:53:02] the whole

[00:53:02] country really

[00:53:04] went to hell

[00:53:04] in a hand

[00:53:05] basket.

[00:53:05] I mean,

[00:53:05] this country

[00:53:06] was on

[00:53:07] its knees

[00:53:08] by the

[00:53:09] time that

[00:53:10] Fauci and

[00:53:11] all of his

[00:53:11] cronies got

[00:53:12] done with it

[00:53:12] and Trump

[00:53:13] went along

[00:53:13] with everything

[00:53:14] including,

[00:53:14] you know,

[00:53:15] all of the

[00:53:16] lockdowns,

[00:53:17] the masking,

[00:53:18] the seizing

[00:53:19] of funds,

[00:53:20] the sending

[00:53:22] out funds

[00:53:23] to everybody.

[00:53:23] And I

[00:53:23] don't hear any

[00:53:25] reverse course

[00:53:26] from Trump

[00:53:26] on that

[00:53:26] either.

[00:53:27] I mean,

[00:53:27] he's backed

[00:53:28] away from

[00:53:28] maybe pushing

[00:53:29] so hard,

[00:53:29] but he hasn't

[00:53:30] come out

[00:53:30] clearly in

[00:53:31] opposition to

[00:53:32] any of those

[00:53:33] things at

[00:53:33] all.

[00:53:34] No,

[00:53:35] no.

[00:53:35] And like,

[00:53:36] you know,

[00:53:36] what I do on

[00:53:36] day one is

[00:53:37] arrest Fauci.

[00:53:39] Well,

[00:53:39] and then let's

[00:53:40] let's make

[00:53:41] sure we get

[00:53:41] a fair trial

[00:53:42] and then put

[00:53:43] him in prison

[00:53:43] for the rest

[00:53:44] of his life.

[00:53:44] I mean,

[00:53:45] come on.

[00:53:47] So that's

[00:53:48] the process,

[00:53:49] but I think

[00:53:49] there's enough

[00:53:50] to arrest

[00:53:50] him.

[00:53:51] He basically

[00:53:51] knew full

[00:53:52] well that,

[00:53:53] hey,

[00:53:54] the,

[00:53:54] you know,

[00:53:55] North Carolina

[00:53:56] laboratories were

[00:53:57] responsible for

[00:53:57] a lot of this

[00:53:58] and he basically

[00:53:59] told you that it

[00:53:59] came from a

[00:54:00] meat thing

[00:54:01] and he knew

[00:54:01] full well it

[00:54:02] didn't come

[00:54:02] from some meat

[00:54:03] market or

[00:54:04] whatever.

[00:54:04] He knew

[00:54:04] and he lied.

[00:54:05] Okay,

[00:54:06] for that reason,

[00:54:07] let's put you in

[00:54:08] jail and let's

[00:54:09] then give you a

[00:54:09] new process of

[00:54:10] law.

[00:54:10] I'm not for

[00:54:11] violating the

[00:54:11] law or getting

[00:54:12] crazy,

[00:54:12] but look,

[00:54:13] we need

[00:54:13] accountability

[00:54:14] somewhere.

[00:54:16] Anyway,

[00:54:16] Dr. Bradley,

[00:54:17] thank you so

[00:54:18] much for your

[00:54:18] time.

[00:54:19] I don't mean to

[00:54:19] be complaining

[00:54:20] about everything,

[00:54:20] but I am very

[00:54:21] concerned about

[00:54:21] who he's putting

[00:54:22] in place.

[00:54:22] I'll tell you

[00:54:23] that right now.

[00:54:24] No question.

[00:54:27] All right,

[00:54:28] sir,

[00:54:28] we appreciate

[00:54:28] you.

[00:54:28] God bless

[00:54:29] you and all

[00:54:29] that you do.

[00:54:31] Anyway,

[00:54:32] have a wonderful

[00:54:33] Thanksgiving.

[00:54:33] We'll talk

[00:54:34] soon thereafter.

[00:54:35] Thanks for being

[00:54:35] alongside for the

[00:54:36] ride.

[00:54:38] LibertyRoundtable.com,

[00:54:39] LovingLiberty.net,

[00:54:42] and

[00:54:42] freedomsrisingsun.com.

[00:54:44] God save the

[00:54:45] republic.