2:00:21 the population. I mean, why would they try such a risky program? Well, it's people that are driven by control and it's like Munchen syndrome as an extension of that, where you are so committed to the idea of control or you need control psychologically or personally or whatever, or economically. So it's an OCD neurosis. Absolutely. That you have to do it, that you can't not do it. In Munchen syndrome, they literally kill the person. In the name of their control. I mean they're willing to go that far, willing to go to those lengths. Explain Munchausen and then Munchausen by proxy. Yes, so effectively what happens is somebody wants to feel needed and the way they need to feel needed is to have control and the way they have control is to deliberately make their child sick. So the child is dependent upon them for a lot more than that. So they attack us to be the hero.
2:01:04 Absolutely. To be the person with, I mean, you look at Bill Gates, he's a control freak at heart. It's like, it's not money, you know, he's made plenty of money doing what he's doing, but money is simply a means of control for him. It's not about the money itself. It's about the control that money buys and money purchases. And it's just an extension of it. I mean, you look at this is what ties it into some of the abortion laws. I mean, the abortion laws being at such a level that they could control the population, they could control who is having children. I mean, it was amazing listening to some of the arguments and the oral arguments this week on that, where they kept focusing on how poor women disproportionately utilize abortion services. And I'm glad you're raising that now. It's really an elite war on the poor classes.
2:01:44 spun as for the poor, but exactly. You got the inside baseball. You believe the Supreme Court's about to overturn Roe v. Wade and push it back to the states? Completely. I mean, the nature of the questions that were asked at that, it was a very extensive oral argument. The nature of the questions asked is clearly that there are at least five, probably six votes to overturn Roe and Casey. and to establish that there is not a constitutional right to a second term abortion pre-viability. That viability never made sense as a legal standard or as a moral standard or as a philosophical standard for determining when the fetus has rights. that traditionally, historically, the fetus has rights as soon as the fetus can feel pain, which is at six weeks to eight weeks, depending on where you're at. And that's where I think they're going to allow the states individually to determine medically and scientifically. Let's hear your prediction. For those that don't know, Roe v. Wade's up there. Democrats are threatening violence.
2:02:36 If there's sacraments taken away, I mean this is a historic view. Let's look at every angle of this. Sure. So Roe was the first one to establish the right to an abortion, but if you look at it, it was not really about the right of bodily autonomy or privacy. Justice Thomas repeatedly asked that question about where the right to an abortion comes from. You look at it historically, it's an extension of eugenics. There the logic was to allow the doctor to determine who should be, what children should be brought into the world and should not be brought into the world. That's what Governor Northam four years ago said, we keep the baby comfortable, the government's not involved, the police aren't involved. The doctor decides exactly I mean literally killing the baby after the baby's even born is what he was talking about openly and overtly and That's I mean you have New York of other states that have basically passed laws to that effect I mean that's what partial birth abortion really is the baby is born and then they and isn't it crazy that the baby or Roe v Wade didn't even die
2:03:26 We're not supposed to question that. We're not supposed to question any of the narrative. How many, that you look at this, that they're disproportionately targeting poor and minority women, not for their benefit, but in order to control and limit certain populations from having children in this country. That was explained to me by one of the top Planned Parenthood officials when I was a young student at Yale over about a quarter century ago. And it was nice to see the court say that there is no grounds to keep these prior precedents. Roe was bad law. Roe just established the right of a doctor to dictate an abortion if he wanted to. And Casey said there is no right of the government to limit abortion even in cases of fetal pain, even in cases where there's brain activity, even in cases where the baby has a fully formed heart and body.
2:04:16 This is done from Margaret Sanger and the Rockefellers and eugenics that created Hitler I mean this is about turning humans into a commodity and now we see where we are and it's making sure poor people don't have to quote-unquote too many kids and in particular making sure poor minorities don't have quote too many kids I mean how many poor poor people that had six seven eight kids that one or two of them turned out to be you know Virtuosos, I mean you just there's very few people that have had an abortion that don't ultimately end up regretting it more so than the women who decide to go ahead and have the baby end up regretting having the baby So the, and that, all that information, that medical literature, scientific literature, they don't want out there. And you have people like Joy Behar acting like a pro-life movement is driven by men. It's not. The pro-life movement is driven by women. It's overwhelmingly mothers. Why do you think record numbers in the last decade of young people are now anti-abortion?
2:05:03 Because despite all the propaganda, they just get it's wrong. Respect for life. I mean, I think you look at a culture that degrades life to such a degree that it celebrates abortion, or you have people on TikTok celebrating the number of abortions they had. And I think the ordinary person is horrified to see that because ultimately it's a degree of degradation of life. Even if you do it, you don't make a joke out of it. No, exactly. I mean, the people that sort of understood people in crisis and in certain circumstances and could be empathetic with us. We're not even judging people that got confused. Got it. We're just saying that the worship of it is sick. Absolutely. I remember Gloria Steinem like 10 years ago wearing a shirt saying, I love abortion. It's a kill my baby because it's the degradation of human life at the end of the day. And the new thing to do is like you better
2:05:42 was a human and I killed it, I'm in charge. A very arrogant statement. It goes back to the Roman days and the Roman Empire. They literally took babies out and bashed their heads on the ground. So those ways of not, once you don't recognize and respect life, that's going to go into other areas of law, other areas of society, other areas of civilization. What's the opposite of liberal? It's fascistic, it's eugenicist. All of abortion in America legally has been rooted in the eugenics movement going all the way back. Once you understand that, you hear those arguments about how we better keep abortion around because look at all the poor women that are going to have kids.
2:06:18 That's really the subtext of the message of the oral argument that the pro-abortion side was making this week. And that's a very disturbing and unsettling side. And it's the same people arguing for forced vaccinations. They're saying you have bodily autonomy to allow you to take another life. No, what's consistent with their belief structure is they believe in eugenics and both forced vaccinations. They want control over you. Kill the baby, take the shot. Correct. And that's why they target the same populations for this. So it's disproportionately targeting disadvantaged populations. And they even advocated for that openly. But I think the US Supreme Court, there's at least five justices to completely overturn it. I think there's six. I think Roberts doesn't wanna be in the dissent. So you're gonna see six justices say Roe is no longer the law of the land. Casey's no longer the law of the land. There is no constitutional right to an abortion and the states have a right to regulate it and restrict it as they see fit.
2:07:09 When does that happen, do you think? I think that happens sometime in the summer. It may happen by spring, but sometime for sure in the summer because the three liberal justices were basically begging for the magic of stare decisis to save them. And it was clear it's not going to save them. And thankfully, this is where Trump will have lasting effect to his credit. There are a lot of places where his nominees have not stood up, not delivered like the elections, like the vaccine mandate so far. But this is an area where it would be amazing if Trump's nominees were the first ones to actually restore a meaningful right to life in America and a rightful respect of the human life that is the fetal life in America. That would be entirely a credit to him if they do so by summer. Inflation, global food prices rise again hitting world record highs.
2:07:57 How does the economics feed into all this? I mean, we're definitely coming to the end of what we've known. Well, what we need is a new global digital currency. That's where they're going. They're going to say, you know, with the problems we have, we need to stabilize things. We need to be able to collect on revenue. We can't do taxes the way we want to around the world. We need a global digital tax. of talk afoot, they need to come up with a pretext for it. And inflation and other aspects of destabilization of the currency provides the pretext by which they can introduce a global digital currency. And then they can, if your politics have the wrong view, not just shut down your Twitter account, they can shut down your ability to buy groceries, buy rent, get on a plane, get on a train. That's the holy grail of control.