1:36:24 Well, one of the reasons Latin American countries are so resilient is because they've been constantly attacked and cooed and militarily attacked by the US for decades and decades. So you have to organize, you have to survive, you have to have a gray market and a black market and have communities and family and everything. Otherwise, you're dead. So that's one of the reasons. But the US is the heart of the empire. And they have been very oppressive and they have really indoctrinated the professionals and the population. And now Americans are getting to experience the totalitarianism that we projected worldwide. Yes, they are. Yes, they are. Yeah. Yeah. What does it mean, doctor, when an empire turns inward? I mean, don't empires usually die when they turn inward on their own people? That's a difficult historical analysis to make.
1:37:18 That's why I think that the influence of the rest of the world is going to help America see that it can do better and do differently. I think the working class in America is the class, the social class that can most is most able to save America. If political movements can tie into that and be inspired by it and be guided by it morally and otherwise, you could rebuild the US. It's going to be a very difficult task. Canadians like myself and Europeans are looking at the US and thinking, oh my God, it's imploding the whole thing. What are they going to do? They become dangerous when they become that fragile. It becomes dangerous because you might decide that the solutions are military, right?
1:38:07 So, yeah. Well, I know they're telling people, officers of the military, that we're going to war with Russia. And just a few years ago, they're like, oh, we can't do that. Even Biden, that's World War III. And now Sean Penn's like, we can have a nuclear war. It's, that guy doesn't know how to wipe his ass or load a rifle. And he's up there talking about nuclear doctrine. I mean, it's just, it's madness is what it is. And then Lloyd Austin was missing for five days. Now he's still in the hospital. Didn't tell anyone. He's really in control of the nuclear football. I mean, this is dangerous. It's very dangerous. The US is a dangerous elephant in a China shop. We're all afraid of what's going to happen and what their next moves are going to be. Thankfully, Ukraine has been under control. And it's horrible what they did to Ukraine. What I mean, what the West did to Ukraine. Heavy stabilization.
1:39:05 to the people and to the system and to everything. To have that coup in 2014 and then to militarize it to that extent as a weapon against Russia and force Russia to intervene in this way for their own survival is, you know, I would have done the same thing if I was leading Russia. I would have said, okay, we can't negotiate, they won't negotiate. They're just arming this place and turning it into- I mean, I know it's true. When NATO is bringing in tens of millions of weapons and pushing Russians and it's founding, that's where Russia was founded, out, I mean, what would the US do if Canada suddenly was under NATO and trying to invade or the Russians did it? I mean, it would be instant war. And whether you like Putin or not, I think NATO got a little freaked out by what actually happened. I mean, I think they're realizing now that they're playing with fire.
1:40:00 Oh, they're realizing that Russia, at least on the territory in a traditional war, is extremely powerful and extremely competent and has the society behind it and the industrial complex behind it and a strong economy. And they're not going to break Russia with this war in Ukraine. Absolutely not. So I think they learned a good lesson there. And they're still learning it. If they could only learn it more quickly, that would be good. So that's interesting. And they've been exposed. I mean, Yemen has exposed that the US can't even keep a seaway open, you know?
1:40:42 All of the shipping avoids that area now. Well, it's just like Vietnam. Again, now Vietnam is one of our biggest trading partners, a capitalist society. Ho Chi Minh wanted that deal to begin with, but the military industrial complex said, no, we're just going to have a war with you. He's like, we'll be capitalists, just give us a business deal. And they went, nope, we're just going to have a war, you're a commie. And then, of course, the Vietnamese said, we're not giving up, so it didn't matter. you know, how much power we had. If people don't give up, you can't beat them. Very, very sad. I hope we can save our country. Dr. Dennis Rancourt, very impressive. Correlation-Canada.org. We'll talk to you soon. Thank you. OK, it's a pleasure being here. Powerful two hour interview. While other networks lie to you about what's happening now, InfoWars tells you the truth about what's happening next. Visit InfoWars.com forward slash show and support the InfoWars.