* Hard-Right Freedom Caucus Takes Power in Wyoming.
* Ascendancy of Freedom Caucus Hits a Peak in Wyoming - NYT.
* Wyoming is the first state where the Freedom Caucus has won control of a legislative chamber, and as such represents a laboratory, and a test, for governance.
* In the State Senate, Freedom Caucus allies now hold two of the top three leadership positions.
* 'The success of the Wyoming Freedom Caucus is part and parcel of the whole American desire to look at the Constitution as the guiding document,' said Ms. Lummis, who served in the Wyoming House and Senate before becoming a founding member of the House Freedom Caucus in Washington.
* US spies hid Covid-19 lab leak evidence from Biden, media - Pentagon researchers reportedly uncovered the origin of the coronavirus - RT.com
* “silenced” researchers who found evidence that the Covid-19 pandemic was the result of a Chinese lab leak - NYP.
* New York Law Makes Polluters Pay on Climate - Hilary Howard, NYT.
Gov. Kathy Hochul of NY signed the Climate Change Superfund Act, a law that requires companies that are big fossil fuel polluters to help pay to repair damage caused by extreme weather, which is becoming more common because of greenhouse gas emissions.
* Is Trump Falling Into A Trap?
[00:00:13] Broadcasting live from atop the Rocky Mountains, the crossroads of the West.
[00:00:18] You are listening to the Liberty Roundtable Radio Talk Show.
[00:00:22] The outside is frightful, but the fire is so delightful.
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[00:00:54] Welcome to the broadcast, ladies and gentlemen.
[00:00:57] I know, go get a real day job, Sam.
[00:00:58] Thank you.
[00:00:59] I appreciate that.
[00:01:00] Welcome to the broadcast.
[00:01:01] Hope you're all doing absolutely fantastic.
[00:01:03] As Dr. Scott Bradley, freedomsizingsun.com and yours truly continue on your radio.
[00:01:09] This is the broadcast for December the 27th in the year of our Lord, 2024.
[00:01:13] Promoting God, family, and country.
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[00:01:16] Doing so on a freedom-loving.
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[00:01:20] One heart at a time.
[00:01:22] Faith-filled Friday.
[00:01:23] And we got so much going on, it's not even funny.
[00:01:26] We're talking about Donald Trump.
[00:01:27] Will he be able to start out with something as simple as the time?
[00:01:31] Yeah.
[00:01:32] Could we really, you know, have a permanent time change coming and stop this nonsense of
[00:01:37] going back and forth and everything else?
[00:01:38] I pray so.
[00:01:38] And I would really advise President Trump and the House of Representatives in the Senate.
[00:01:44] You know what, guys?
[00:01:44] Start out with something that could be nonpartisan.
[00:01:47] Start out with something that's not just, you know, poison the well on because of the mainstream
[00:01:51] press and their desire to just polarize and divide and conquer everything, okay?
[00:01:56] Don't fall for it.
[00:01:57] Start with something like the time change where most people could come to their senses,
[00:02:00] have an appropriate debate on it, choose the standard time, get it done, make it, you know,
[00:02:06] and just the sooner the better.
[00:02:07] And find some things outside of the box that you could pass and put 10 wins on the docket.
[00:02:14] You know, put the, it's like boom, boom, boom, boom.
[00:02:16] Look what we've accomplished already.
[00:02:18] And start out with a little bit of civility, a little bit of unity, a little bit of hope,
[00:02:22] a little bit of, that's how I would recommend you people start out.
[00:02:25] You're going to get a lot more with honey than you will vinegar is the point.
[00:02:28] And I encourage you to get it done.
[00:02:30] But we're watching not only the United States and Doge and Trump and, you know,
[00:02:36] Jay or Cash Patel and others, okay?
[00:02:39] We're watching certain states.
[00:02:41] And one of the key states we're watching is the great state of Wyoming,
[00:02:45] one of the smallest states in the union based on population,
[00:02:48] about 600,000 people in the whole state, right?
[00:02:51] But they say this, hard right Freedom Caucus takes power in Wyoming.
[00:02:57] That's the headline.
[00:02:58] The headline for the New York Times says,
[00:03:02] ascendancy of Freedom Caucus hits a peak in Wyoming.
[00:03:08] That's the New York Times.
[00:03:10] And they go on to talk about, as state legislatures around the country prepare to, quote,
[00:03:15] convene next month, Wyoming is wading into uncharted political waters.
[00:03:22] Their agenda is known as the Five and Dime Plan.
[00:03:27] And they aim to first immediately tighten election rules,
[00:03:33] invalidate driver's licenses issued to undocumented immigrants in other states.
[00:03:37] In other words, no reciprocity or whatever you want to call it for the driver's license,
[00:03:41] which I don't know if they can get away with that, but yet that's their goal.
[00:03:45] Prohibit college and university initiatives.
[00:03:48] So DEI stuff in the colleges.
[00:03:51] Prohibit the states or the state of Wyoming from considering environmental concerns
[00:03:56] when making, quote, investment decisions.
[00:03:59] And five, reduce property taxes.
[00:04:02] And, you know, he says we're going to unwoke the state,
[00:04:07] the next speaker pro temp says about it.
[00:04:10] And members chose Representative Chip Neiman, also of the Freedom Caucus, as their house speaker.
[00:04:20] So it's going to be interesting how this is going to unfold.
[00:04:24] They say these are heady days for the conservatives in Wyoming and beyond
[00:04:32] who have established themselves as the Freedom Caucus.
[00:04:36] And they're taking on mainstream Republicans as well as Democrats.
[00:04:38] They had a huge upset in their legislative body.
[00:04:42] They say what started in Washington in 2015, hey, it's gone to the states,
[00:04:49] inspiring similar movements.
[00:04:51] Pennsylvania, Louisiana, Idaho, Arizona, to name a few.
[00:04:56] Well, Wyoming is the first state where the Freedom Caucus is literally one control
[00:05:00] of the legislative chamber.
[00:05:03] And they say things are going to be different here on out.
[00:05:06] They say it'll represent a laboratory and a test for governance.
[00:05:12] Now, as far as I understand, a lot of these people were brought in in 2020.
[00:05:16] And when the session begins, more than a third of the House will be freshmen.
[00:05:21] That's a third of the House in Wyoming will be freshmen
[00:05:23] with no prior government experiment or experience.
[00:05:28] And they say in the state Senate, Freedom Caucus allies hold two of the top three leadership positions.
[00:05:36] So, you know, while they have incredible razor thin margins in the House of Representatives
[00:05:43] at the United States, governance level, the general level,
[00:05:46] Wyoming has got a mandate like nobody's seen before.
[00:05:49] And that's why they're calling it uncharted territory.
[00:05:51] The success of the Wyoming Freedom Caucus might be part and parcel to the whole American desire
[00:06:00] to look at the Constitution as the guiding document.
[00:06:03] One of the ladies in the House Freedom Caucus in Washington, D.C. says.
[00:06:09] So, Doctor, with that introduction, they got a lot riding on Wyoming, don't they?
[00:06:14] You know, it's interesting to me that what goes around comes around or rebound
[00:06:19] or whatever you want to talk about it.
[00:06:21] Wyoming had deception running their election processes for so long.
[00:06:27] You know, they're a small, independent state, if you will, with, as you point out, 600,000 people maybe.
[00:06:35] Smallest population state in the nation.
[00:06:37] And that's an interesting dynamic.
[00:06:40] And they have one congressperson and two senators, obviously.
[00:06:45] But what they did have was a Dick Cheney and a Liz Cheney that were deceptively being elected
[00:06:52] every opportunity there.
[00:06:54] And they just kind of, people just punched the, oh, yeah, Cheney, I've heard that name before.
[00:06:59] And, of course, Cheney was a director of the Council on Foreign Relations,
[00:07:03] a globalist organization that was invented and put into place by Edward Mandel House
[00:07:09] after the failure of the Versailles Treaty and the League of Nations in the Senate.
[00:07:14] But it was an effort to try and get the nation prepared to go into global government.
[00:07:20] Well, Cheney was a mover and shaker, if you will, in that.
[00:07:24] And you could see what he did within the Bush administration and all those kind of things.
[00:07:28] But his daughter, Liz, kept getting elected.
[00:07:32] It's like, oh, yeah, he's...
[00:07:34] But he never mentioned his globalist perspective there.
[00:07:37] And when this finally came to light, I kind of suspect that a lot of the Wyomians,
[00:07:43] I don't know what they call themselves, people from Wyoming, said,
[00:07:47] the heck you say?
[00:07:48] Never again.
[00:07:49] No more.
[00:07:50] We're not going to do it.
[00:07:50] So there's a rebound going on here.
[00:07:52] And I hope that the principles-based solution goes forward
[00:07:56] and they look at the correct, you know, measurement tool.
[00:08:00] You've got to weigh everything in the proper scale.
[00:08:02] And they weigh it in a scale that is appropriate and time-proven
[00:08:07] and everything, the United States Constitution, as the basis of liberty.
[00:08:11] And I hope they continue to do that.
[00:08:14] And let's hope that this experiment with liberty gains traction there.
[00:08:20] And I surely wish Utah would try this.
[00:08:23] Well, amen.
[00:08:25] I just commend Wyoming.
[00:08:27] I think it's a good start.
[00:08:29] In order for them to be pure, in my opinion, what they really need to do
[00:08:33] is they need to be patient, though, and be very careful which items they pick.
[00:08:38] You know, if you're not very careful, you split the conservatives up, too,
[00:08:41] because you get these pseudo-conservatives or these, you know, rhinos
[00:08:45] or whatever word you want to use that, you know, they're not genuinely interested
[00:08:48] in the supreme law of the land or the Constitution,
[00:08:50] but they pitch themselves as conservative.
[00:08:52] If you're not very careful, those people will betray you,
[00:08:54] and the deep state will win here.
[00:08:55] And so the key is not to take on some of these issues that may just divide
[00:09:00] rather than unify.
[00:09:01] We've got to take on things, for example, lowering, you know, property taxes.
[00:09:06] That's a great idea.
[00:09:07] Like, you can do it.
[00:09:08] You've got to stick together, and you can do it.
[00:09:10] But some of these issues they're trying to take on about driver's licenses
[00:09:13] and reciprocity from other states that issue illegal licenses,
[00:09:18] it's going to be hard to deal with that one because you're dealing with
[00:09:21] across state lines now.
[00:09:23] You're dealing with a lot of opinion.
[00:09:25] It's very political.
[00:09:26] Again, I don't know that I'd take that issue on.
[00:09:28] I'm not afraid of it.
[00:09:29] I'm just saying you've got to build wins, and you've got to build.
[00:09:33] Look, I don't like this, but it's true.
[00:09:36] You've got to compromise to some degree when you're in politics.
[00:09:40] And, you know, how do you hold a firm line and not have fatal flaw compromises
[00:09:45] but yet, you know, compromise to get things done?
[00:09:47] It's a very tough balance, and very few people can walk that fine line, doctor.
[00:09:53] Well, your warning, your voice of warning, if you will, has got to be considered by people.
[00:10:00] There's always somebody that's trying to get at the lead of the parade.
[00:10:04] They want to be the band leader.
[00:10:05] And we saw that with the tea parties like no other, didn't we?
[00:10:08] Oh, the 9-11 groups and the tea parties and all of this Bravo Sierra that's gone on,
[00:10:14] where we get, for example, people that are big in those kind of movements
[00:10:18] that want to rewrite our Constitution.
[00:10:20] And it's like, oh, hey, look, I've got bona fides.
[00:10:24] I'm a real, real genuine conservative.
[00:10:27] I don't like the terms.
[00:10:27] And pardon the pun.
[00:10:28] Those people should be put at the back of the bus, people.
[00:10:30] No question.
[00:10:31] But that's the problem is you get people that come to the head of the parade,
[00:10:34] and then people are saying, well, I'm following that guy.
[00:10:37] And boy, is he solid?
[00:10:38] No.
[00:10:40] Everybody's got to be judged in the same scale, the appropriate scale.
[00:10:45] Our prayers are with Wyoming.
[00:10:48] Our prayers are also with Tennessee.
[00:10:50] They're leading the nation, folks.
[00:10:51] They wanted a 31 days of prayer and fasting.
[00:10:54] Boy, should we take that mantra to heart.
[00:10:57] Huh?
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[00:13:31] Welcome to the broadcast.
[00:13:33] All right, so legislative reality in Wyoming.
[00:13:37] Our prayers are with them.
[00:13:38] I hope they're successful.
[00:13:39] I'll tell you that right now.
[00:13:41] We've got to really, really double down and make things happen.
[00:13:44] You've got a mandate like you've never seen before.
[00:13:46] You can say raise your thin margins in the House and the general government.
[00:13:50] I get it, but Wyoming really can set the stage here, and we can really push for a lot of these
[00:13:55] changes.
[00:13:55] It's now time to take off the gloves and get it done, people.
[00:13:59] We need people to stand up with real leadership.
[00:14:01] We need people who are sound in their understanding of the Constitution and the proper role of limited
[00:14:06] government, who believe in the Founding Fathers' grand experiment, who understand the intent
[00:14:10] of the Founding Fathers, not just what they did, but why they did it.
[00:14:13] Okay, as Dr. Bradley wisely points out, you've got to look back to go forward.
[00:14:18] You've got to get that contextual reality.
[00:14:19] If you're going to do something in the tradition of the Founding Fathers, you better understand
[00:14:23] their tradition, their studies, their concerns, their pros and cons and whys and whys nots
[00:14:28] and all that kind of stuff, and there's a lot of evidence.
[00:14:31] There are letters back and forth to one another in the anti and in the Federalist Papers that
[00:14:35] you can really get kind of a lot of those arguments framed and get a great understanding
[00:14:39] going forward and then be solid as you stand up for those things.
[00:14:43] So we pray for the success of Wyoming and of the nation for that matter.
[00:14:47] New shocking headline, U.S. spies hid COVID-19 lab leak evidence from Biden and the media.
[00:15:00] Yeah, Pentagon researchers now reporting.
[00:15:03] Guess where I had to go to get this article, doctor?
[00:15:07] Can you guess?
[00:15:09] No, I'm all ears.
[00:15:11] Russia Today, RT.com.
[00:15:13] I'm not necessarily fond of the Russians per se, but hey, they'll report truth.
[00:15:18] I'll take it.
[00:15:19] Silenced, quote, researchers who found evidence that the COVID-19 pandemic was the result of
[00:15:27] a Chinese lab leak.
[00:15:29] We're shut down, writes the New York Post.
[00:15:32] They cite sources as well.
[00:15:34] According to the outlet, researchers included dozens of data points to back up their lab leak
[00:15:42] version of reality.
[00:15:43] But none of that made it to Joe Biden's ordered report in 2021, which came back and lied and
[00:15:51] stated the virus was probably not genetically engineered.
[00:15:54] Turned out to be a lie.
[00:15:55] They knew better when the lie rolled out.
[00:15:58] The researchers involved.
[00:16:00] In my opinion, these people should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law and go to prison
[00:16:04] or maybe even more.
[00:16:06] John Harden, Robert Cutlip, and Jean Paul Cresham.
[00:16:15] I think that's how you say the name.
[00:16:18] Anyway, they worked at the National Center for Medical Intelligence, part of the Pentagon's,
[00:16:24] quote, defense agency at the time.
[00:16:29] And they were tasked with this.
[00:16:31] And they said that it was most likely made in a lab.
[00:16:33] Well, that all got shut down.
[00:16:35] Well, who shut that down?
[00:16:36] Those are the people that need to be prosecuted.
[00:16:39] OK, according to their findings, the virus contained a biological, quote, characteristic that made
[00:16:47] for easy transmission to humans, similar to a feature described in a Chinese study several
[00:16:55] years back.
[00:16:57] Listen carefully to me about what I'm about to say.
[00:17:00] This next part is really important.
[00:17:02] OK, so it referred to a claim made in a study a few years back by the Chinese.
[00:17:07] That's how we know they knew in advance.
[00:17:09] Right.
[00:17:10] They also found that a, quote, Chinese military researcher applied for a patent for a COVID-19
[00:17:22] vaccine mere weeks after the virus was first, quote, sequenced in 2020, which meant he must
[00:17:30] have had the sequence much earlier, they claim.
[00:17:35] Oh, boy.
[00:17:37] Right.
[00:17:38] But you know what?
[00:17:41] Moreover, they say, hey, they have evidence of sequences being scientifically manipulated
[00:17:50] that dovetails with this evidence.
[00:17:52] And they go on.
[00:17:54] The damning findings were overlooked in the report on the COVID-19 origins prepared by the
[00:18:01] director of national intelligence.
[00:18:03] evidence of federal intelligence.
[00:18:08] And there was evidence of evidence that did not have to be considered to be considered
[00:18:24] in the virus.
[00:18:31] here. But how did all this happen? Not by accident. But here's the deal. Dr. Bradley and I were
[00:18:39] telling you about this literally day one. The COVID virus comes out. We said it's not what we're being
[00:18:44] told. This is a scam. Well, now I still believe it's not what we're told. I believe there was a
[00:18:49] lab leak from China. That's probably true. I believe it was not a mistake leak. It was an
[00:18:53] intentional release from China. But understand that this virus was probably created right here
[00:18:59] in the United States, Dr. Bradley. And there's evidence pointing to that that no one's willing
[00:19:03] to touch. They're finally willing to give the communist Chinese the blame four years later.
[00:19:08] But they're still not ready to connect the dots to our funding and our leadership on these
[00:19:15] coronaviruses. I'm convinced it was created right here in the United States. Well, again, we've
[00:19:21] been saying this since if not March, at least April of 2020. North Carolina's involvement
[00:19:28] in this at the university, it being offshored because it got too hot to handle, if you will,
[00:19:33] because it violates federal law, what they were doing there. The funding went with it to China.
[00:19:40] And it was released and probably released very strategically at the end of a military exercise,
[00:19:49] you know, some, you know, Olympic kind of meetings of military forces. Everybody got home, they'd been
[00:19:59] exposed to it. And presto chango, it goes all across the world. It was done in on purpose,
[00:20:07] beginning with the funding in the United States done domestically. And, and sure, they're, they're
[00:20:14] telling us part of the story. And yes, it was probably lab released in China. But where it began
[00:20:21] and what for what reasons I think are still being obfuscated from us. It's very interesting to me,
[00:20:27] you talk about this Russian source of this thing. You remember the general that got recently assassinated,
[00:20:34] the Russian general, and he was exposing stuff about biological labs in Ukraine. That was what,
[00:20:41] I think, I think it brought about his assassination. And, and it was just getting too close to for
[00:20:49] comfort for some of these people. Whoops, we got to quiet this guy down. Oh, dead men tell no tales,
[00:20:55] blah, blah, blah. And the fact of the matter is, we have a partial release of the truth, I believe. And
[00:21:03] yes, it's, it's absurd that it takes years for this stuff to get out. And a few people that are bravely,
[00:21:11] if you will, saying, Oh, yeah, yeah, this stuff came out of China. No, the rest of the story is
[00:21:18] what's really going to have us go, wait, wait, wait a minute, our people were the ones doing this,
[00:21:25] our money was the one doing this. And all of this was known well in advance. I mean, the meetings that
[00:21:31] happened in October of 2019. I believe that there were people sitting in those meetings that we would
[00:21:36] be shocked at, in terms of who they represented, and how this was being brought forth. And you think
[00:21:43] about how the media was complicit in this thing. There was, you know, the celebrities that were
[00:21:48] brought on board, the political process, the medical services, everybody instantly was on point,
[00:21:56] on track with the with the narrative that they wanted done. I look at our little local
[00:22:03] talk show hosts on the radio here in my little town. These people were singing the blues. Oh,
[00:22:11] ain't it awful? We're all going to die. About every 15 minutes, they updated. What? Oh, my goodness,
[00:22:17] we've got more, more people are coming down with this. Look at this, what the test results are coming
[00:22:22] out. Everything was on completely on point. And if look at what our governor did, look what our local
[00:22:30] health departments did. Look what happened with at the encouragement of the legislature, they gave a
[00:22:37] free ride for anybody and everything that responded to the COVID con. I mean, everything was was kind
[00:22:46] of lined up like ducks and they knocked him down. The Fauci facade has been exposed, ladies and gentlemen,
[00:22:50] the question becomes, will there be any accountability? And I appreciate Rand Paul going after Fauci. But so far,
[00:22:56] Fauci has been protected, promoted, pensioned and everything else to the point where, you know,
[00:23:00] will Trump get anything done on this? Do you think? I mean, if really, if anything should happen,
[00:23:04] we need election integrity to be dealt with. We need this election or this Fauci facade or, you know,
[00:23:10] the, the pandemic, whatever, whatever words you want to use to, you know, we need to bring that,
[00:23:15] run that to ground and create accountability. People need to be going to prison, Dr. Bradley. I think
[00:23:19] Nuremberg style trials need to be the future of this thing. I'm not advocating for, to violate
[00:23:24] anybody's, you know, due process, but I am suggesting we've got to run this to ground and have complete,
[00:23:29] true accountability. This cannot be allowed to happen again. If we're not very careful, they're on the
[00:23:33] brink of making another one happen. They're calling it virus X or whatever in the global sphere,
[00:23:38] talking about it and preparing for it. And, you know, will they unleash it on the Trump administration
[00:23:43] the second he gets in office? Boom. We're going to see that March and April coming up here in the next little bit.
[00:23:48] I don't know, but we need to be cognizant of this. That's for sure.
[00:23:52] We do indeed. And it ought to be chased to ground and take no prisoners. Let's, let's due process,
[00:24:00] due due process, but let's make sure this warning shot gets observed.
[00:24:05] All right. Looks like they've got fake news all over New York. We'll tell you about it coming up.
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[00:26:05] The two sailors who died were on different boats off eastern Australia when they were both hit by a boom.
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[00:26:15] Organizers of the Sydney to Hobart race that began on Thursday said conditions were challenging but not excessive.
[00:26:22] But more than a dozen vessels out of a total of more than a hundred have already retired from the event due to bad weather.
[00:26:30] The Australian Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, said it was heartbreaking that two lives had been lost at what should be a time of joy.
[00:26:39] The BBC's Phil Mercer.
[00:26:41] The political turmoil deepens in South Korea where the opposition dominated National Assembly is voted to impeach acting President Han Duk-su.
[00:26:50] Governing party lawmakers boycotted the vote.
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[00:27:00] The FDA is thinking about requiring cosmetic companies to take the extra step to make sure that any products that contain talc are asbestos free.
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[00:30:39] All right, the New York Times has an interesting article that I think is nothing but propaganda.
[00:30:46] Fake news, to say the least.
[00:30:49] Here's the headline.
[00:30:50] New York law makes polluters pay on climate.
[00:30:57] Hillary Howard with the piece over NYT.
[00:31:01] It's just a shame, this whole discussion.
[00:31:03] But here's the deal.
[00:31:05] They say the measure will seek to raise funds to pay for some of the damage caused by extreme weather.
[00:31:15] And these extreme weather events are becoming more frequent because of the combustion of fossil fuels.
[00:31:22] And there's the criminal, in my opinion, lie.
[00:31:25] We don't have evidence that extreme weather events are tied to fossil fuel usage.
[00:31:32] We don't have evidence of that at all, doctor.
[00:31:34] I know they claim they have evidence of it.
[00:31:36] But when you really push them to discuss science, not propaganda, to discuss facts, not fiction,
[00:31:43] they draw these conclusions like they're doing in the New York Times right now.
[00:31:47] Hey, we're going to have people pay for some of the damage of the more extreme weather events caused by,
[00:31:52] and then they say, you know, the climate change and using fossil fuels.
[00:31:56] First off, fossil fuels is a lie.
[00:31:59] Buddy, there's no oil that just comes from all these old dinosaur bones in the earth that we've just had forever.
[00:32:05] Dr. Jerome Corsi and others have written books about this, saying the mantle of the earth generates oil.
[00:32:11] And it isn't fossil fuel at all.
[00:32:13] But in addition to the fossil fuel lie, then, to say, hey, because you guys drive your car around
[00:32:19] or you use fossil fuel to heat your home or cool your home or whatever, and that's what's causing it.
[00:32:23] They don't have evidence or proof of that scientifically at all, doctor.
[00:32:27] Well, they don't.
[00:32:29] And the problem is we've got this religion called secular humanism that is ruling our nation.
[00:32:36] It's a civil religion.
[00:32:37] It's taught in our public education system at tax dollar expense and in violation of the First Amendment.
[00:32:44] But the fact of the matter is they worship the wisdom and understanding of man.
[00:32:48] And if we stopped and thought about this, well, it takes more than thinking.
[00:32:52] You've got to actually go do some pick-and-shovel work.
[00:32:57] You discover that what they're doing is they're operating off of computer models.
[00:33:04] What's a computer model?
[00:33:05] It's something that somebody created using parameters that they developed.
[00:33:10] They have some suppositions, some theories, something that they are developing it towards the demonstration of its proof.
[00:33:20] And so when you find these things like the Al Gore hockey stick thing that they talk about where the graph shows a slide up,
[00:33:27] you know, standing a hockey stick up on the head of the stick, and you see this little upward slap,
[00:33:33] and then suddenly, whoo, the handle goes way to the sky.
[00:33:37] Well, all of these things are hockey stick, computer-generated models that the developer came up with and said,
[00:33:46] Oh, my goodness, look where it goes.
[00:33:48] And the computer-generated model is not reality.
[00:33:53] It's based upon somebody's projection based upon the data points that they put in and the information that they were focused on.
[00:34:02] And to me, I mean, I had a professor when I was doing my undergraduate work.
[00:34:07] He was, well, we don't need to get off on a tangent on this individual.
[00:34:13] But we got to know each other quite well.
[00:34:15] I took two different classes from him in my undergraduate work.
[00:34:19] And he was a big bugaboo about research and all this kind of good stuff.
[00:34:23] And I asked him one time, I says, what do you do when you find data points in your actual research that contradict the theory that you're seeking?
[00:34:32] I mean, it looks like you might be on this group.
[00:34:35] Depends on how honest you are with the answer, doctor.
[00:34:37] Well, that's the problem is he said, I eliminate them.
[00:34:41] I eliminate them.
[00:34:42] And it's like, are you kidding me?
[00:34:44] No, you don't eliminate them.
[00:34:45] You update your research and maybe redraw your conclusions, if you're honest.
[00:34:49] Well, it's like, well, we thought we were after this end point.
[00:34:53] But it looks like it's the actual physicality.
[00:34:56] The evidence is directing us in this direction.
[00:34:59] We perhaps have to reevaluate our thesis.
[00:35:02] Okay.
[00:35:02] But this guy wouldn't do that.
[00:35:04] He eliminated them.
[00:35:05] Now, I don't know how often this happens.
[00:35:09] But there's not enough time to tell the whole story.
[00:35:13] You're off mic.
[00:35:14] You've got to get back on your mic.
[00:35:16] A scientist that I knew well that was a researcher on some things that were, he was very much involved in HIV research.
[00:35:27] And he asked to meet with me really literally down a blind alley one time.
[00:35:31] No windows, no doors entering.
[00:35:34] He wanted to talk to me, and he said he had absolute scientific evidence that the homosexual gene, if you will, did not exist.
[00:35:43] There was no genetic tie.
[00:35:46] Because they were tying at that time in the whole discussion to tie it to something that they couldn't help that would be kind of like, okay, you're black.
[00:35:56] That's a genetic thing.
[00:35:57] We can't discriminate against you because you're black.
[00:35:59] They were trying to tie that to some of these made-up sexual status things.
[00:36:04] He says, I have absolute proof that it is not a genetic tie.
[00:36:09] And so they're barking up the wrong tree.
[00:36:11] And I says, wow, you've got to get this evidence out.
[00:36:13] I mean, I speak about stuff like this, but you're a scientist, you know.
[00:36:17] He says, I can't.
[00:36:18] I says, what do you mean you can't?
[00:36:21] I says, that's where truth will lead you.
[00:36:23] You've got to stand with it.
[00:36:24] And he says, no.
[00:36:25] He says, all of my income is based upon grants.
[00:36:30] And I will never get another grant in my field if I come out against the narrative that they're trying to propose.
[00:36:38] He says, I just can't.
[00:36:39] My family depends on my income.
[00:36:41] So his honesty was very much in question.
[00:36:45] But the point of the matter is you buy what you're looking for.
[00:36:48] You encourage the outcomes that you're seeking.
[00:36:53] And that's what happens with these research grants on climate.
[00:36:59] I knew some very world-renowned upper atmosphere scientists and spent quite a bit of time talking with some of them privately, one-on-one, about these things and the climate change issues.
[00:37:13] And every single one of them admitted to me privately that there was no such thing as man-caused climate change.
[00:37:23] And there's all sorts of other things.
[00:37:26] And they know there's not.
[00:37:27] It's just propaganda.
[00:37:28] And people are pressured to do it.
[00:37:30] And I guess my question is, in the Trump era when we have doge and we have accountability and we're going to jettison fake news, are we going to hold these people to account?
[00:37:37] Now, Governor Kathy Hodgel of New York just signed the Climate Change Superfund Act.
[00:37:45] What is that, you say?
[00:37:46] It's a law that requires companies that are, quote, big fossil fuel polluters to help pay to repair damage caused by extreme weather, which is becoming more common because of greenhouse gas emissions, they say.
[00:38:02] So they're going to take these companies.
[00:38:04] They're going to make a list of them.
[00:38:05] Each company is going to pay $3 million for the next 25 years.
[00:38:08] And they're going to raise a bunch of money with this thing and dump it right into the climate change Green New Deal agenda.
[00:38:13] Now, Rand Paul was on record saying, hey, take the money out of that Green Deal disaster and, you know, put it towards, you know, caring for our own people with the hurricanes and such.
[00:38:24] Now, I'm not for redistributing the wealth for any reason.
[00:38:27] Nevertheless, Rand is a lot more on target than some of these other clowns.
[00:38:30] But look, while we talk about reform and change and cutting, these guys are raising money at the general level and the state level like you wouldn't believe.
[00:38:38] And when Donald Trump wants to just jettison the debt ceiling, calling it ridiculous.
[00:38:44] Folks, I'm telling you right now, we are on the cusp of a spending wave like you've never seen in your entire life.
[00:38:51] Write it down.
[00:38:52] Remember who warned you.
[00:38:53] And we got to stand against it, doctor.
[00:38:55] Well, we absolutely do.
[00:38:57] But this idea of setting up special funds and picking winners and losers based upon fabricated information, it literally has been created out of thin air, just like the Federal Reserve creates money out of thin air.
[00:39:12] There is no basis behind any of these things.
[00:39:16] And in talking to the upper atmosphere scientists that were talking about, you know, this climate change kind of thing, it's like there are so many macro reasons for things, you know, the big reasons for things happening.
[00:39:29] And you say, well, you know, I mean, okay, in a community, excuse me.
[00:39:36] I just issued a video telling Donald Trump to go ahead and abolish the Federal Reserve.
[00:39:40] Let's get it done.
[00:39:41] Let's get a hold of Congress.
[00:39:42] Let's just shut that sucker down.
[00:39:43] If we're serious about Doge and we're serious about accountability, let's just go back to honest money.
[00:39:48] Chain those suckers down with the Constitution.
[00:39:50] Let's do it.
[00:39:52] Yeah.
[00:39:53] That was the same thing with this climate Bravo Sierra that's going on.
[00:39:57] Right now, the climate change that's happening in my neighborhood is falling out of the sky in white flakes.
[00:40:05] I mean, it would be really easy for Donald Trump to release enough information to call a halt game to the climate change thing in about five seconds.
[00:40:12] Let's hear it.
[00:40:13] There's information out there that could just blow that narrative to bits that he could declassify and release right now.
[00:40:22] Have you got the evidence?
[00:40:24] That's something important.
[00:40:25] I think the evidence is there.
[00:40:26] Oh, I do too.
[00:40:27] It's just that they have paid, literally, the general government, the federal government has been paying with grants.
[00:40:34] There have been all sorts of...
[00:40:36] Yeah, is Doge going to stop it?
[00:40:38] Prediction before the end of the segment.
[00:40:39] Is he going to stop it?
[00:40:40] No.
[00:40:41] I wish he would.
[00:40:42] I'll tell you that right now.
[00:40:44] Hang tight, Dr. Bradley, and yours truly.
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[00:43:29] We're warning Donald Trump, you gotta take action on some of these things and you gotta do it quick.
[00:43:33] I'll tell you that right now.
[00:43:35] My concern, and I highlighted this yesterday on the program, but I want to pick Dr.
[00:43:39] Scott Bradley's brain regarding this as well.
[00:43:42] My concern is Donald Trump is taking so many international provocative discussions to the table that if you're not very careful, it's going to eclipse what we want and what we should be focusing on domestically and everything else.
[00:43:57] Abolishing the income taxes on top of my list.
[00:44:01] Going back to honest money.
[00:44:02] Jettisoning the education department.
[00:44:04] But everything Donald Trump is geared towards is spending more money.
[00:44:07] And he gave a Christmas message to we, the people that was pretty good, talked about Christ, and I appreciate that.
[00:44:11] Better than most presidents by far.
[00:44:13] However, he gave a shout out via a series of posts on Truth Social that concerns me greatly.
[00:44:21] Trump issues several Christmas media posts to Justin Trudeau, Greenland, China, Panama.
[00:44:29] That's what I mean.
[00:44:31] So Merry Christmas to all, including to the wonderful soldiers of China who are lovingly but illegally breaching national security.
[00:44:42] By the way, they're managing the Panama Canal.
[00:44:44] We need to take it back.
[00:44:46] Now, we've talked about that.
[00:44:47] I'm for that because we should have never given it away in the first place.
[00:44:50] We should have never built it in the first place.
[00:44:53] But that's an interesting shot across the bow.
[00:44:55] It takes on China.
[00:44:56] It takes on the Panama Canal.
[00:44:58] I mean, there's a lot internationally to that discussion.
[00:45:01] Then Trump also extended Christmas wishes to the people of Greenland, an island that he says is needed for national security purposes.
[00:45:10] He wants to buy Greenland.
[00:45:13] Then he wants to, you know, kind of shoot across the bow of Justin Trudeau, calling him the governor of the 51st state.
[00:45:22] You know, he says if Canada was turned into the 51st state for the United States,
[00:45:25] their taxes would be cut by more than 60 percent.
[00:45:29] Their businesses would be immediately doubled in size.
[00:45:35] And they would be protected like no other country in the history of the world.
[00:45:38] And I'm kind of thinking, well, why not protect me the people before you start connecting, you know, Canadians?
[00:45:43] How about lowering my taxes before you worry about the Canadians' taxes?
[00:45:47] But by the time you deal with the Panama Canal, the Chinese, the Canadians, then Trump then wished a very Merry Christmas to the Canadian prime minister, calling him the governor.
[00:46:00] I agree with the concerns about the Panama Canal and the Chinese communists controlling that thing.
[00:46:07] I mean, I think we've got some concerns there.
[00:46:09] But if we're not careful, doctor, what we do is we just throw out so many things that nobody can work on anything,
[00:46:14] so many things that generate controversy and divide and confusion,
[00:46:18] to where I'm concerned of what's going to be done while we're all chasing these confusion points being made,
[00:46:23] that will probably never have success.
[00:46:26] I mean, what's the likelihood of Canada becoming the 51st state of the United States?
[00:46:30] What's the likelihood that we buy Greenland, for instance?
[00:46:35] Well, here's the course they're slim and none.
[00:46:39] Number one, the Panama Canal thing happening is more likely than the Greenland thing happening,
[00:46:45] unless we've got trillions of dollars to throw at Denmark, who runs that.
[00:46:48] It is a strategic issue.
[00:46:50] We have a base there, Thule.
[00:46:51] Unfortunately, the Canadian thing, the founding fathers offered Canada
[00:46:56] when they were under the Articles of Confederation for Canada to join with what was becoming the United States.
[00:47:03] So some of these things have been around for a long time.
[00:47:05] But here's what's happening right now, sadly.
[00:47:08] And it's predictable based upon historical perspective.
[00:47:12] Trump is falling into a trap that historically has trapped second-term presidents.
[00:47:19] Now, his term came after somebody else's term.
[00:47:25] But what the vast majority of recent, let's say almost the last century, not quite,
[00:47:32] but just about the last century of presidents have done in their second term, which Trump is entering,
[00:47:38] they have become overtly focused on international issues.
[00:47:43] Most of the things that are involved in this thing are globalistic terms.
[00:47:47] And Trump is completely walking away from his oath of office to preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States.
[00:47:57] And what he's dinking around with right now with all of these extraneous tangential comments
[00:48:04] is something that will take him away from his true constitutional responsibility as defined.
[00:48:11] And most presidents become fixated, if you will, on these international kinds of things.
[00:48:19] Sadly, Trump, before taking office, has already tipped his hand that that seems to be one of those.
[00:48:25] I don't know if they want to put their fingerprints on or some kind of, you know, recognition on the global sphere and that global world.
[00:48:34] Oh, look how important I am.
[00:48:37] Suddenly, I'm even a bigger, badder guy than just the president of the United States.
[00:48:40] And I don't know what the logic goes through their heads.
[00:48:43] But presidents do this, and Trump is falling into that trap right now.
[00:48:47] And he needs to dial it back and say, oh, wait a minute.
[00:48:50] My job is this.
[00:48:52] Go read Article 2 of the Constitution.
[00:48:55] And with that focus, he can maybe get some things done.
[00:48:59] But when he starts dinking around with, you know, I don't know how many trillion dollars Denmark would want for Greenland.
[00:49:05] Or how to convince the people to come in Canada.
[00:49:11] Holy cow.
[00:49:12] You know, Trudeau is probably one of the greatest putzes on the face of the earth right now in terms of these new global leaders and everything that the World Economic Forum would define these people.
[00:49:24] But it's not Trump's monkey.
[00:49:27] He's got to stay focused within his oath of office and do his job.
[00:49:32] I would say back off, baby.
[00:49:34] Get the job done.
[00:49:35] And you were hired to do and quit looking around for some other greater good that you're going to do in some global sphere.
[00:49:42] You become a globalist yourself when you do that.
[00:49:45] And he wasn't hired to do that.
[00:49:47] That's just not his job.
[00:49:50] You're right about that.
[00:49:51] But I'm just telling you right now, I'm warning about this because I'm concerned.
[00:49:56] You know, now, I don't have a problem with some of these things on their face necessarily if Canada wants to join the United States.
[00:50:01] But remember, this is back in 2004, I think it was, or something like that.
[00:50:05] And, you know, you had George Bush or some of these different clowns and Barack Obama and all these people work towards creating a North American union.
[00:50:15] And somehow that got dropped.
[00:50:17] If Canada joins the United States, we're halfway there.
[00:50:21] Now all you've got to do is get Mexico to join.
[00:50:22] So all I'm telling you is if we're not very careful, we're making some changes that could be very disastrous.
[00:50:28] I also think, you know, we don't even know what we're doing with the Indian reservations.
[00:50:31] We don't know what we're doing with Puerto Rico and Guam and some of these other places.
[00:50:33] Why do we want to take on more things that we can't even manage as it is?
[00:50:36] We can't even manage our own internal affairs.
[00:50:38] We're $36 trillion in debt and growing at an alarming pace.
[00:50:43] And so I'd recommend Donald Trump, you know, get his own house in order before he starts talking about saving Canadians 60% in taxes and doubling the size of their businesses.
[00:50:51] What about doubling the size of my business?
[00:50:54] How do you do that, Donald?
[00:50:55] You don't do anything government-wise.
[00:50:57] You don't pull the lever in my favor.
[00:50:58] You don't do anything like that.
[00:50:59] You just get out of the way.
[00:51:00] You reduce taxes and regulations and you let me fly, baby.
[00:51:03] That's all you got to do.
[00:51:04] Okay?
[00:51:05] Nobody gets this kind of stuff hardly.
[00:51:07] It seems like anybody in government believes they've got to somehow meddle in it, somehow be involved at the center of it, somehow.
[00:51:13] Look, decentralize.
[00:51:14] Get government out of the way.
[00:51:16] Honor contracts.
[00:51:17] Okay?
[00:51:18] You know, honor patents and, you know, do those things.
[00:51:22] But other than that, just stay the heck out of it.
[00:51:24] Go away.
[00:51:24] We just want to be left alone to prosper.
[00:51:27] You know, but we're going to go ahead and take my tax dollars to buy, you know, Greenland.
[00:51:33] Why do we need to buy Greenland?
[00:51:34] Just let them become a state, too, like Canada, right?
[00:51:36] Why do we need to?
[00:51:37] Anyway, buying property, turning people into states.
[00:51:40] And I'm not against the growth of the concept of the United States.
[00:51:44] But if we're going to do it, let's make sure that we've got our own house in order.
[00:51:46] We've got to look to God.
[00:51:47] We've got to reduce the size and scope of government.
[00:51:50] We've got to direct jettison the pro-death policies of parenthood and the like.
[00:51:55] Like, we've got to get our own house in order, doctors, what I'm highlighting.
[00:51:58] Well, what we need to do is export the ideas of liberty.
[00:52:04] Limited government, checks and balances, delegation of authority, all of that kind of stuff.
[00:52:08] We can sell those things.
[00:52:10] We could sell them in Iran.
[00:52:11] Literally, we could.
[00:52:13] I mean, we don't have to sell them literally.
[00:52:15] But what's happening is that this big, you know, grandiose idea that we're going to become.
[00:52:23] Think about it.
[00:52:24] This is a globalist perspective.
[00:52:26] Look at the USMCA, United States, Canada, Mexico agreement.
[00:52:30] Trump was a huge supporter of that, as were most of the quote unquote conservative legislators.
[00:52:36] It's a huge violation of the Constitution where you have bureaucracies, Canada, Mexico, United States, unelected individuals setting our trade policy in violation of Article 1, Section 8.
[00:52:47] So these kinds of things, if Trump takes the idea that we're going to somehow become the mother of all North America.
[00:52:58] And think of the problems if Canada joined the United States right now.
[00:53:03] The poverty, the crime, the drugs, I mean, every single aspect.
[00:53:08] They're hanging on by their fingernails right now.
[00:53:11] And they're trying to export their problems to the United States.
[00:53:15] But why would we want that problem to come under?
[00:53:18] And the Canadian nonsense.
[00:53:20] By the way, I spent some time in Western Canada.
[00:53:23] And although I think the mentality has shifted in the decades since then, the many decades since then, there was a time in Western Canada where they were far more aligned with the philosophies of the United States than Eastern Canada.
[00:53:39] I mean, the Quebec and Toronto and those places, they've got way too much French in them for my taste where there's a high, shall we say, a high opinion of their opinion about almost everything that they have no justification in.
[00:53:55] But Trump has just exposed a real flaw, in my opinion, to look globally when he ought to be looking at the domestic policy that the president really has responsibility for.
[00:54:08] That is my quintessential point, ladies and gentlemen.
[00:54:11] You've got to cleanse the inner vessel before you can go out and start providing leadership around the world.
[00:54:16] Start by following your own supreme law.
[00:54:19] Start out by respecting the checks and balances.
[00:54:22] Start out by jettisoning executive orders which have no authority in law.
[00:54:26] Start out by rejecting pretend legislation and rejecting fake news and being honest and transparent and accountable.
[00:54:32] Do that at home.
[00:54:34] Then we can talk about, you know, hey, how we're going to work with the rest of the world to be a light on a hill.
[00:54:39] It starts with prayer, like Tennessee.
[00:54:41] Prayer and fasting is what we need, President Trump.
[00:54:44] God save the republic.