Thursday, 10 July 2025

BOMBSHELL THURSDAY BROADCAST: Human Trafficking Front- The Clinton Foundation- Moves On Flood-Ravaged Central TX! PLUS, More Leftist Terror Plots Foiled Against ICE As Trump Administration’s Attempted Coverup Of Epstein Files Goes Thermonuclear! — MUST-WATCH/SHARE FULL SHOW 7/10/25

A fracturing MAGA base confronts the administration over suppressed Epstein files while catastrophic Texas floods spark a fierce debate over geoengineering and foreign aid priorities.

By The Alex Jones Show | 3h 48m listen | 45 chapters
BOMBSHELL THURSDAY BROADCAST: Human Trafficking Front- The Clinton Foundation- Moves On Flood-Ravaged Central TX! PLUS, More Leftist Terror Plots Foiled Against ICE As Trump Administration’s Attempted Coverup Of Epstein Files Goes Thermonuclear! — MUST-WATCH/SHARE FULL SHOW 7/10/25 cover

About this episode

The Trump administration faces a fracturing MAGA coalition as Rasmussen Reports polling shows the president's approval ratings hitting second-term lows. Tensions reached a boiling point following the June 21st Iran strikes and allegations that Pam Bondi and the DOJ are actively suppressing the Jeffrey Epstein client list. Representative Anna Paulina Luna is now calling for a special counsel to investigate the Department of Justice's handling of the Epstein files and the suspicious missing minute of jail cell footage.

In Texas, Governor Greg Abbott faces sharp criticism for the slow deployment of the Army Corps of Engineers to flood-ravaged Hill Country while Chelsea Clinton and the Clinton Global Initiative move into the region. Augustus DiRico, CEO of Rainmaker, denied claims that his cloud seeding operations caused the catastrophic rainfall that claimed 82 lives in Kerr County. Meanwhile, Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene exposed over a billion dollars in foreign military aid tucked into a domestic appropriations bill as residents in North Austin remain without power or water.

Owen Schroer and Rex Jones break down the science of Methylene Blue and mitochondrial health as a defense against environmental toxins. The broadcast highlights the legal victory of Douglas Mackey in a landmark free speech case and the arrival of Waymo autonomous taxis in New York City. Guest Dr. Kirk Elliott warns of the BRICS nations' Project Enbridge and the urgent need for tangible assets like physical silver as the global financial order shifts away from the US dollar.


CHAPTER 01 / 45 Discussion

Owen Schroer Hosts Alex Jones Show, News Desk Overview

Owen Schroer fills in for Alex Jones on July 10, 2025, outlining a diverse news cycle. The broadcast covers shifting narratives regarding the Jeffrey Epstein files, confusion over Ukraine funding, and NASA budget cuts tied to government restructuring. Schroer also highlights judicial challenges to Donald Trump's legislative agenda and updates on the investigation into the Butler, Pennsylvania assassination attempt.

owen schroer· alex jones show· epstein list· ukraine funding· nasa· trump agenda· secret service

00:00 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. InfoWars, the most banned network in the world. It is Thursday, July 10th, 2025. This is the Alex Jones show. Owen Schroer filling in for Alex today. And I have a pretty epic news desk. I've got a pretty epic news desk here today.

00:49 We're gonna have a much, I think we'll have much more diverse news coverage, let's say if we've been focused on more singular issues with some of the big news stories in the last week or so. Much more diverse news desk today. You've got flip-flopping now on the Epstein list. You've got flip-flopping now on the funding for Ukraine. Really, it's just confusing on the Ukraine situation. It looks like because of the backlash for the Epstein files that maybe they're at least going to say, oh well, maybe we'll consider releasing them now. So we'll kind of review that and then some other developments with what's going on at NASA right now, which ties into the larger agenda to just slash the government. And then you've got some news dealing with the courts trying to block

01:46 Some of the agenda items and Trump's beautiful big beautiful bill So it's the same story just just these these these leftist judges these activist judges just doing everything to stop Trump's agenda the investigation into what happened That led to Trump getting shot in the ear in Butler, Pennsylvania Has now resulted in some arrests of Secret Service agents You also have some developments dealing with the deportations and the good effects of that and the bad effects of that, that we're gonna get to. And then I'm hearing some other chatter about a story that's been kind of back and forth about, well, are they gonna do amnesty? Are they gonna do mass deportations? Who are they gonna keep here? I mean, really, if there's any problem, I think right now it's just been communication on a lot of these issues. And I can understand

CHAPTER 02 / 45 Discussion

Rasmussen Reports Polls, Donald Trump Approval Rating Decline

Mark Mitchell of Rasmussen Reports releases new polling data showing Donald Trump's approval ratings approaching all-time lows for his second administration. The decline is attributed to a series of controversial events, including the Iran strikes, the fallout with Elon Musk, and the perceived cover-up of the Epstein list during a recent cabinet meeting. Schroer notes that these issues are fracturing the core MAGA coalition.

rasmussen reports· mark mitchell· donald trump· approval rating· iran strike· elon musk· epstein list

02:43 You know, the White House having these communication issues when there's so much backlash. And by the way, the numbers are now in. Mark Mitchell with Rasmussen Reports, they've been proven to be the best accuracy when it comes to polls on issues, political trends, elections. That's just a fact. They've been proven to be the most accurate. And the numbers are now in. So if there's a communication problem, maybe it's because they know this just like we've been reporting on this. Now the numbers confirm this. Trump's approval rating is almost going to all time lows in his second administration.

03:27 And it all started after the Iran strike. So you had the Iran strikes, you had the Elon Musk fallout, you had the big beautiful bill issues. Now you had the Epstein list cover up with that horrible moment in the cabinet meeting the other day, and it just keeps sliding. So yeah, that's gonna be a problem. And then maybe some of these other deals where you'd normally coordinate on communication kind of falls through the cracks and people are like, oh, well, what's going on? Including even in the White House. So we got all that and then I gotta say this, we're gonna have the CEO of Rainmaker on the show today in studio who I had a chance to talk to yesterday. I think he's a good person, I think he's an honest person but people have their issues with the technology, with the science perfectly legitimate. He'll answer some of these questions today regardless when I look at these weather patterns that we're seeing

CHAPTER 03 / 45 Discussion

Jeffrey Epstein List Controversy, Deep State Whitewash Allegations

The broadcast addresses the Trump administration's perceived attempts to "deep six" or gaslight the public regarding the Jeffrey Epstein intelligence agency pedophile network. While acknowledging the Democrats' historical ties to Epstein, Schroer criticizes the current administration's 180-degree turn on releasing the files. The segment emphasizes that the populist movement demands full transparency to bring down the global deep state.

jeffrey epstein· trump administration· deep state· pedophile network· blackmail system· clintons

04:20 In the last five days, something's messing with us. Now, I'm convinced it's not him, but he can address that. I'm convinced now somebody's screwing with our weather on a massive scale. But I know a list that don't exist, and buddy, so do you. It's the Epstein list, it's a mystery list with a twist. It's a myth of a list that we all just missed. Being optimistic, not a pessimist. If you wish to persist, it's probably best you forget that list. Now what were we talking about? I don't remember.

04:59 But I can sleep a lot better at night Yeah, life can just go along No one less ten thousand hours of sunshine and flowers And nobody doing a damn thing wrong Here no C, no damn bond G, no cash Tell ya, well I wouldn't wanna be Sweating men with bulging eyes Now tell me them fellas ain't compromised Du-du-du-du, any implicated dude'll tell ya Anybody on the big list knows Just how far the folks in charge will go to keep the status quo So when the war bell rings, the song that they'll sing is a song that we well know

05:36 I owe, I owe, so it's off to war I go. Well they said it's gonna fix it but now they're all complicit. They owe, they owe, they owe, they owe, they owe, so it's off to war we go. Send the poor off to war, what else will we for? They owe, they owe, they owe, they owe. The Trump administration's attempt to whitewash Deep Six, gaslight the public into just forgetting about the Jeffrey Epstein intelligence agency pedophile network blackmail system is not going away. In fact, the attempts to Deep Six, they have only made it explode as everybody can see. And look, we know the Democrats openly run child trafficking, the Clintons, their foundation, all of it, total connections to Epstein and more.

CHAPTER 04 / 45 Discussion

Bennie Johnson Report, DOJ Epstein Cell Video Discrepancies

Bennie Johnson provides a detailed breakdown of security footage released by the Department of Justice regarding Jeffrey Epstein's death. The analysis claims the video shown by the DOJ does not actually depict Epstein's cell door but rather a common area near an elevator. Discrepancies include a missing minute of footage and the existence of an unlocked security closet and broken camera that would have allowed unmonitored access to the tier.

bennie johnson· department of justice· jeffrey epstein· federal detention center· security footage· cell block

06:30 So when I'm critical of Trump over this 180, it's because Trump's done such a great job and we wanna keep him true to the principles of why we got him elected three separate times. And at the same time, it's very important to bring down the entire global steep state with the Epstein file. So that's why people are so horrified. But there's so many things with this new Justice Department, FBI memo that came out last Sunday that just enraged the public even more. Like showing a video from inside the White House New York Federal Detention Center saying, look, here's the proof that nobody went into Epstein's cell. And it doesn't even show the door to his wing. And then there's a missing minute of it. And they say, look, here's your proof. I mean, it's like it's designed to piss people off. And I've already broken this down, but I saw a clip from Benning Johnson's show a few days ago this morning that shows the diagrams and everything that totally detail this. And it's just over the top crazy.

07:30 And so, beside this video, I'm gonna post that excerpt from the great Bennie Johnson. Now, again, I understand that the Trump administration has a lot of huge issues like trying to stop nuclear war and get the economy going and getting interest rate cuts and getting rid of the Federal Reserve head Powell, that's all happening. Very exciting, very exciting. I just don't like to see this turn we've been going into. And then I asked myself who is advising the FBI DOJ If they're gonna try to drop the Epstein thing, to then make a huge issue out of it and tell us all to shut up like Trump did in that press conference a few days ago. This is insanity, ladies and gentlemen. People are paying attention. But at the end of the day, the Democrats are celebrating, look, Alex Jones and others are critical of Trump. Cuz we have a soul, we're not in a cult like you.

08:20 You guys are open to promoting pedophilia and smuggled 350,000 kids in that disappeared and they've been found in sex slavery and physical slave labor. So you guys are the known bad guys. We are the moral populist movement. So of course we're going to be critical of the Trump administration when they do things that are wrong. So this doesn't exonerate you, this doesn't vindicate you, this just shows how horrible you are and how disgusting you are. Be sure to watch Benny Johnson's report, it is extremely powerful and ask yourself why they put this out. Thank you, stay with me, Clark. Thank you. Right there. In fact, the officer station had a unique angle of Epstein's cell.

09:05 Now let's look at the screenshot from the video the DOJ shared. So you can see here that the officer would have been able to see Epstein's cell door and cell block. So when they say the officers fell asleep, they said that for a reason. They knew that those, the officers that were stationed there would be able to look directly at Epstein's door. They needed an alibi because something bad happened. You immediately notice that whatever this is, this is not the cell block that Epstein was in. Those are not cell doors. In fact, this 10 minutes into the video, a person just comes out of one of those doors with a trash bin and places it in the middle of the floor. So if it's not a cell block, what is this? The space that we're looking at is the common space near the elevator's staircase. I've marked it myself on the diagram below. The red dot is the position where the cameras are. The DOJ released video that was recorded.

09:55 This is the opposite of the officers station and in no way could have seen Epstein's cell block, let alone Epstein's cell. Even the one piece of evidence that they released is a lie. They said here's Epstein's cell door. It's not! The way you can confirm this is the space marked on the schematics and the angle and the shape of the floor that matches the angles that we see in the doors in the video. The door is marked 46. That leads to the main entrance. This is the exit for the entire tier. So if we go once more to the DOJ footage, you can see that the officer station at the far end, when you zoom in, you see some teeth on the side. You can see them right there. Those teeth are the staircase up to Jeffrey Epstein's cell. You see them right there on the far right-hand side.

10:43 Guys, is Tom ready? Is Tom set? Okay, great. Okay, we'll move very quickly here. The only thing that we can remotely see in the direction of Epstein's cell block is this silver staircase. You can go up and down the staircase without being seen by the camera. Anyone could have ever entered Epstein's cell, even in the footage. Now this is important. Gate 46 is the only way in or out of the SHU cell block floor. Okay, got it. So this is the full entry to the floor. We have 11 hours footage throughout the night with that one missing minute. So you must prove that nobody entered or exited the floor, right? But the obvious question is how do we know that someone wasn't there beforehand? How do we know someone wasn't in before the DOJ video started? By all measures, you could have stayed in Epstein's cell block. You could have actually not been seen by the camera or the guard if you were just hidden inside of the utility closet or the crawlspace. Right there, there's Epstein's door and there is a unlocked security closet. And there is the broken camera.

11:39 So we have no footage of what actually happened. We have no footage of Epstein's door. It's all a lie. And the footage that we're seeing is the entirety of the cell block. Anyone could have entered Epstein's actual tier. And that's the one piece of evidence we got with zero explanation. And I cannot emphasize enough what an insult that is. Yes, we are now live in the Info Wars world headquarters in Austin, Texas, which has been the center of another big story with the flooding going on. And that is such a great breakdown there from Benny Johnson. And when the video first came out, the initial response was obviously, well, hold on. So we were lied to about the videos that they said didn't exist or got corrupted, all the other excuses that we heard. Oh, there is no video. Didn't they come out with that video?

CHAPTER 05 / 45 Discussion

MAGA Coalition Fracture, Policy Disasters and Approval Dips

The Trump administration faces internal criticism for a series of policy decisions that have reportedly broken the MAGA coalition. Specific grievances include the June 21st Iran strikes, the alienation of Elon Musk, and the "Big Beautiful Bill" which increased the federal budget. Schroer argues that running cover for these unpopular moves has led to a foreign and domestic policy disaster that threatens Republican success in the upcoming midterms.

maga coalition· donald trump· iran strikes· big beautiful bill· elon musk· midterms· foreign policy

12:40 And either just an oversight issue or they just didn't think people would notice or care that there was a minute missing. And then Bondi has to explain, yeah, that's just an error that we have built into the system. Every night that happens, it's like, okay, so that's strange that that wouldn't be corrected for 30 years apparently. But I saw it and just from my time in a federal prison and my time in the special housing unit, solitary confinement, I saw that and I said, well, This doesn't make any sense. This is not how the normal watch would be. This is not how a suicide watch would be. This is not how the guards would behave. This is not how you would even... I mean, the whole thing was just strange from looking at it. And so now even more issues arise. I don't have much on the Epstein issue today. We do have some that we might as well just get into now before we move on to the other geopolitical news and then the other big domestic developments.

13:44 But before we get into the rest of the Epstein news, if you go back and I guess the date was guys find the exact date of the Iran strikes. I think it was June 22nd maybe or something. Find me the exact date if you would please. But if you go back in the build up to that and then when the strikes actually happened, there was a lot of backlash. It was the 21st. Thank you. Yeah, June 21st. So there was a lot of backlash.

14:23 And then there was a lot of people attempting to say it wasn't real or it wasn't a big deal or they called us panicans and all this other stuff. And we're just trying to do real geopolitical analysis, real political analysis. And whether you agreed with the strikes or not, The story was, this is going to be bad. This is going to be bad for the administration. This is going to be bad for the approval rating. And a Democrat party that had no ground to stand on for the midterms, you've just granted them some ground. You've just granted them a path on a policy that they can use in the midterms. So again, you got attacked for that. You were called a panic-in and, oh, trust Trump and all this stuff. And people just didn't understand. And they wanted to say, oh, look, there's no World War III. Well, you know,

15:22 Maybe there's not a World War III, but there have been hundreds of dead in follow-up strikes since then, including Israelis and IDF soldiers, since those are the ones that are priorities. Whatever the tens of thousands of dead Palestinians or if Iranians get killed, or people in Jordan or Lebanon or the Christian villages that are getting burned and the Christians killed in Syria and other parts surrounding the area and the West Bank and everything, those don't matter. But even Israelis are dying too. So whether you said the strikes were good or bad, we were saying this is a bad policy, this is going to hurt the movement, this is going to hurt the approval ratings, this is going to hurt us in the midterms. And we were insulted and called fake MAGA and called panicans. Well, Mark Mitchell of Rasmussen Reports, which has withstood the test of time,

16:15 It just as recently as the 2024 presidential elections has been proven the most accurate polling out there. They had it on every state, they were the closest to being 100% right. On the national polls, they were the closest to being 100% right. So you can't deny success. You can't deny who has the highest batting average in Major League Baseball. So that's Rasmussen, that's Mark Mitchell, he gets it. He's got the highest batting average. So he put out the net approval comparison earlier today. And as you can see, now you throw out maybe the anomalies of the first month or so when morale is high and you're still kind of in the honeymoon phase. But for full spectrum analysis here, you do have to recognize that that's when the net approval rating was the highest. But that's kind of your honeymoon phase. People are feeling good about it. So you're kind of still in the ceremony of it, the victory parade, if you will.

17:24 You get a month in and you're starting to really, okay, now you're looking at what's really going on. So you could say here, aside from the first couple of weeks in the honeymoon phase, you could say that Trump's approval rating in June, net approval rating in June was as high as it had been in his second administration. Aside from the brief honeymoon period, it was as high as it had been. And then if you notice, it takes a direct turn downward on June 21st, the day of the Iran strikes. And then it takes a dip on Elon Musk and the fallout from that. And then it takes a dip on the big beautiful bill and the hostage negotiation politics as usual situation that that was. And then it takes a massive dip

18:23 after we were told to shut up about the Epstein files. So again, whether you support all of these different issues or not, whether you support the Iran strikes, whether you support the big beautiful bill increasing the budget and everything else, whether you're indifferent or think Musk was a bothersome issue and so he's out anyway, whether you think it's time to get over the Epstein stuff, All of these things, as we told you, would be a net negative on the administration, break the coalition, which can do massive damage to what could have been a coalition that could have ridden this out two, three election cycles to victory. Now you're looking at the midterms probably going in as an uphill battle. But we were called panicans. We were called panicans. We were called fake MAGA. We were called fake news and we got attacked.

19:18 The numbers are in. It's a disaster. It's a foreign policy disaster. It's a domestic policy disaster. It's not what Trump supporters voted for. And now, I mean folks, the Epstein thing, probably the worst of them. And I think you can see by the cover that's being run, because that's the one thing that I've seen. And I don't know if you've ever seen this before from the Trump administration. I mean, it's hard to rack your brain from the first four years and then the crazy four years of Biden and to say, well, was there anything like this? I don't think so. But then it's not only like, was there anything like this on a single issue? It's four straight issues.

20:09 And they're running the cover just like they've been doing since the Iran strike. So they ran cover after the Iran strikes, said, oh no, total success. Shut up and don't say anything else. Okay? I get the logic behind that. And then the attacking of Elon Musk and saying, oh no, it's because of the electric vehicle mandate, the electric vehicle subsidies and tax breaks. No, that's not it. Oh, the Epstein thing. People don't care. They're over it. We're sick of talking about it. No, no. People want the big beautiful bill. No, physical conservatives don't. So they've been running cover on these issues because they know they're not popular. And they know that it has the MAGA coalition fractured. And Trump might not care. He doesn't have to get elected again. But for the sake of the country, maintaining the Trump MAGA coalition to win midterms and even in 2028 or beyond and crush the Democrats and crush the left politically.

CHAPTER 06 / 45 Discussion

White House Propaganda, TSA Policy and Economic Claims

The White House social media accounts are criticized for promoting "Golden Age" propaganda while the base remains fractured. Claims regarding the ability to keep shoes on at TSA checkpoints are countered by Kristi Noem's clarifications that the policy is inconsistent. While gas prices and inflation are lower than during the Biden years, Schroer notes that grocery and energy bills remain high, making the "booming economy" narrative feel premature to many citizens.

white house· x account· kristi noem· tsa· economy· gas prices· inflation

21:15 It was important, but so they did it anyway. They knew it wasn't popular. They tried to run cover on all of these things. It didn't work. And now they're doing the same thing with the Epstein files. And they put this post up at the White House's ex account, which who's ever running that? I don't know. Did they bring in that gay fella from the Biden years? Remember him? The gay guy running around with the phone and everything? He was having a great time with like the female pantsuit. Is he still running the White House ex-account because this thing is not good? And they're saying, look, it's the golden age. You can take your shoes off at the airport. And then Christy Doehm comes out with a video and says, well, yeah, you can keep your shoes on at the airport, but actually sometimes you'll actually still have to take them off. Oh, great. It's the golden age, man. You don't have to strip naked for TSA. Hey, yeah, you know, it's the golden age. TSA isn't going to grope you. Hey, it's the golden age. We're not going to give you an anal probe to fly. Hey.

22:16 But actually, yeah, kinda we will though still. So the White House posts this last night back to their propaganda messaging. Don't be a panic in, don't be a panic in. Trust in Trump sentiment surges as economy booms. So we're kind of in foreign territory and look, I understand it's politics and I understand it's a White House administration. You're gonna get propaganda, hell you're probably even gonna get lied to but Even even with the Trump administration, but this is we're in totally uncharted waters now. We're in totally uncharted waters Subtle lies or white lies or subtle misrepresentations are on small things, you know Okay, like you can kind of smooth that over get over it. No, this is four straight issues four straight lies four straight cover-ups Trust is eroding the coalition is I don't know you can call it fractured anymore It might be permanently broken at this point

23:20 And they just say, don't be a panic in. Don't be a panic in. That's what you told us after the Iran strikes and your approval rating has been tanking to near all time lows since the Iran strikes. Don't be a panic in. No, no, no, no. You might as well say, don't be a realist. You might as well say, don't be honest. Don't be truthful. Don't be a realist. Don't live in reality. Don't be a panic in. No, it was a foreign policy disaster. Oh, the golden age. Oh, the economy is surging. You know, I think if there's one thing this administration will be successful at, it is with the economy. But that is yet to be seen. I mean, let's be perfectly clear. Gas prices are down. OK, they're down. They're not they're not way down, but they're down. It's like, well, yeah, compared to the Biden years, they're down.

24:16 But grocery store bills, energy bills, still where they were at. And I understand that takes time. So I'm not even attacking the White House on this. I'm just saying you can't come out and say don't be a panic in as the base is fractured or broken. You can't come out and say don't be a panic in when the approval ratings are tanking. You can't come out and say don't be a panic in when trust is eroding or gone. And then to try to save face, Say, hey, golden age, you can keep your shoes on at the airport. Hey, look, the economy is surging. I mean, it's better than Biden, inflation is down. That's true. Stock market is up. Maybe that concerns you, maybe it doesn't. Gas price is down a little bit. So, okay, I see the signs, I can see where it goes. We got to get interest rates down and we got to see what the results of some of these tariffs are.

CHAPTER 07 / 45 Discussion

Foreign Aid Spending, Marjorie Taylor Greene Military Bill Opposition

Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene is credited with exposing over a billion dollars in foreign military aid tucked into a military appropriations bill. The broadcast highlights that while domestic needs go unmet, the administration continues to provide massive financial support to Israel and Ukraine without public debate or votes. This "hostage negotiation" style of politics is presented as a betrayal of fiscal conservatives.

marjorie taylor greene· israel· ukraine· military appropriations· foreign aid· humanitarian aid

25:15 To sit here and say, look, golden age, economy booming, look, golden age, keep your shoes on at the airport when they probe you at the TSA when you're flying. And then you sit here and you're saying, that's a distraction. But see, that's why this is so bad. If you actually would have made the economy boom and had the mass deportations, I don't know, I mean, deep state arrests, maybe we're just dreaming at this point, but throw that in there too. It's like if you could have done all of that stuff and then hit us with the Epstein cover up and then hit us with the Middle East foreign policy and then hit us with, okay, you're not gonna get Doge. It's like, no, you hit us with that stuff first. And in the midst of it, you said, if you want to fund basic law enforcement,

26:16 If you want to fund the military that's been totally hollowed out in the last four years, if you want to fund that, you gotta pass this big beautiful bill. Oh, if you want a tax cut, you gotta pass this big beautiful bill. The same hostage negotiation situation we're in no matter who's president. But then, without a single vote, without a single debate, more support for Israel. Without a single vote, without a single debate, more support for Ukraine. And then they try to slide it into this other military appropriations bill, thank God for Marjorie Taylor Greene calling it out. Over a billion and a half dollars for more foreign military aid, and over $100 million for foreign humanitarian aid.

CHAPTER 08 / 45 Discussion

Methylene Blue Benefits, Mitochondrial Health and ATP Production

A discussion on the medical benefits of Methylene Blue highlights its history as an electron donor to mitochondria. The substance is described as a "miracle drug" that helps produce ATP and eliminate free radicals, aiding in the treatment of depression, anxiety, and brain fog. References are made to RFK Jr.'s endorsement of the compound and its long-standing use in medical science since the late 19th century.

methylene blue· rfk jr· mitochondria· atp· reactive oxygen species· functional medicine

27:10 But hey, don't be a panickin'. Just accept it. Don't be a panickin'. You were just telling me that you had a brain disease and you... What did you do to fix it? I found this guy, he's a functional medicine guy, and he got me on methylene blue and that instantly stopped everything. I'd take it. Okay. Yeah. I take it every day as well. And RFK Jr. told me about it. Yeah, man, it's fantastic. And so this guy's injecting, in 1890, injects these rats with it and then does an autopsy on these things. And their brain, the brainstem, every single nerve is blue. So he discovered this methylene blue has an affinity for neuronal tissue. So he says, well, it's sucking into neurons and working in the body. So he started putting it in humans.

28:00 And we found out it's an MAOI, which helps with depression and anxiety and all kinds of life stress and stuff. It is so incredible that it acts as an electron donor to mitochondria, especially your neuronal mitochondria. So it helps you produce more ATP, and it helps you get rid of this stuff called reactive oxygen species. So you have an oxygen molecule, it should have two hydrogens on it. And like your body's job is to convert stuff into water so you can pee it out. So if you get an oxygen molecule, it's got four, five, one, it's a reactive oxygen, which we call free radicals. So methylene blue goes in there and balances a lot of those things out in your brain and your nervous system.

28:44 It is a miracle and it's been proven for a hundred years. It's one of the most well-proven drugs out there. The strongest medical grade, methylene blue, and this is what I'm on. Total mitochondria cleaning, next level energy. This is amazing. And you want to know what I'm on? Iris C. moss, Shilajit. This right here, look at that. That is power. I'm on intermittent fasting. I'm eating at three o'clock today. and I stopped eating crap food, stopped drinking, that's what I'm on right there, baby. Oh, look.

CHAPTER 09 / 45 Discussion

Chelsea Clinton, Clinton Global Initiative Disaster Relief Criticism

Chelsea Clinton and the Clinton Global Initiative face backlash for their involvement in Texas Hill Country flood relief. The segment recounts the Clinton Foundation's history in Haiti, alleging that 95% of aid money was stolen and citing convictions of foundation directors for child smuggling. Critics argue the organization uses disasters as a front for money laundering and human trafficking, connecting them to the broader Epstein network.

chelsea clinton· clinton global initiative· haiti· human trafficking· texas hill country· disaster relief

29:21 It's Epstein's pimpette, Maxwell. With all the powerful elite and Bill Clinton and at the big rich weddings and dinners. Oh, look at that. The daughter of Maxwell, one of the top facade agents. Wow. That's right, Maxwell, who's in prison for the sex trafficking to, oh, I guess nobody, right? I guess that's what we're told is she was trafficking the sex slaves to nobody. So why is she in prison? Isn't that something? Isn't that something? Now, now we've got a report from Alex dealing with this in relation to the Clintons.

30:26 Residents of the Texas Hill Country ravaged by that mega storm last week has killed over 100 people still hundreds missing are outraged right now. Because the head of the Clinton Global Initiative, their World Foundation of the Clinton crime family, Chelsea Clinton has announced that members of their organization are on the ground. Now there's a bunch of big issues here. Number one, it's on record in a major scandal. that in multiple earthquake disasters in Haiti, the Clintons stole billions of dollars of the aid money. Almost no aid money that they raised went to the people of Haiti. It's a huge scandal. All came out. The Clintons kept over 95% of the money. But then it got worse. I mean, it's all over the world. They then had the head of the Clinton Foundation

31:25 their director, subdirector, got caught trying to illegally smuggle Haitians' children out of the country and got convicted of human trafficking. Then she changed her name and became the head of Amber Alert. She can't make this up. So anytime the Clinton Foundation is involved in a disaster, they're there to steal money. The corporate media runs ads for them everywhere, just like the one foundation with Bono gives. Around 1% of the money they raise quote for Africans the rest of money They literally used to overthrow African governments and fund communist groups like they did Several times in Africa you can look all this up. I mean it is just wild just look up the one foundation and Ethiopia funding a revolution and again that was tied to the Clinton Foundation of the UN it's all the same group so they will steal money they raise and

32:25 then they're always connected to human trafficking. You got a bunch of missing kids. God knows what these people are doing. And again, the UN and a big AP investigation was found in Haiti to have worked with the Clinton Foundation to sexually abuse and also smuggle thousands of children out of the country. So you cannot make up the magnitude about how evil these people are. And you saw through the Democrats, the last four and a half years with Biden and the 350,000 kids they smuggled in that disappeared, many of them sex slaver we now know, and physical slave labor. I mean, this is what they do. So we can speculate all day why Trump's covering up the Epstein file and we're on it. But he has no history or connection to any of it. The Clintons and the Democrats do. And we know they're connected heavily to Epstein, Epstein Island, and the rest of it. That's why we need the information to come out.

33:15 So this is massive. People are super pissed, very, very upset. And they should be. And the Clinton Foundation is so discredited, it shouldn't show its face anywhere. But it is. But because Bill Clinton is so discredited and Hillary is, they use Chelsea Clinton, or Webster Hubble's daughter reportedly, to be the front person for this because of, quote, young woman is non-threatening. These people are beyond criminal. They're connected to all the globalist networks, Bill Gates, Epstein, all of it. And they just won't go away. They're like herpes. They just keep coming back, coming back, coming back. I know Nick Sorda is here in Central Texas. He's out there reporting. Came on special broadcast we did last night with Chase Geyser. He's on the show today, I believe. We're gonna be exposing it all on my broadcast 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Central. Owen Schroer as well, The War Room, 3 to 6 p.m. Chase is doing a new show weeknights that is tomorrow's news tonight. So be sure and watch.

CHAPTER 10 / 45 Discussion

Texas Flood Crisis, Governor Greg Abbott Response Criticism

Residents in North Austin and the Texas Hill Country remain stranded without water or electricity following catastrophic flooding. Governor Greg Abbott is criticized for his perceived lack of empathy and slow deployment of the Army Corps of Engineers to build temporary bridges. The broadcast contrasts the lack of domestic aid for Texans with the billions of dollars readily sent to foreign nations like Ukraine and Israel.

texas hill country· greg abbott· army corps of engineers· flood relief· bridges· north austin

34:12 And now the situation is really bad here. There's still hundreds of missing, last I saw, and the search is on. But the problem is, it was light rain yesterday, but there was still more rain yesterday. There are parts of North Austin, they're north of the major metropolitan area, but just for the sake of understanding, we'll call it North Austin. And there are parts where people are completely stranded and bridges are totally out, and there's virtually no aid getting there.

35:15 Now you have a lot of volunteer groups and people just helping in the local community and some people are traveling in. It's kind of been a bit of a late response with the volunteers. But I know more people are coming in this weekend. I've talked to some other people coming in this weekend. I'm talking to people that are boots on the ground there now that are stranded and these bridges are out and the Army Corps of Engineers is up there monitoring the bridges but they've already closed them, they've already shut them down. And so you can't even get across them. They'll let you walk across some of them on foot, at least there's some structure there. As you can see, the structure that hasn't completely washed away or been destroyed. But they have no water, or it's on a boil alert. They have no electricity.

36:08 And all Governor Greg Abbott can do is come out and say, well, don't complain. In his press conference this week, he said, don't complain. That's like a losing football team. I'm not kidding you. That's literally what he said. So the whole thing is just completely insane. And what the Clinton Global Initiative or the Clinton Global Community, as Chelsea Clinton is saying, what business they have here, that's concerning. But what's ironic is that there's a void that's being left for the lack of aid. And so, well, here comes the Clinton Foundation again. But I don't get it. They're talking about more aid for Ukraine. And of course, there's daily military and financial aid for Israel right now with their five front war. But we can't even get the basic needs for people in Texas. And everybody knows what's going on. It's like the big

37:13 The big well-known secret is that it's just been determined that the couple hundred or thousand people that are there in that area that have no electricity or on a boil alert or don't have water or their house has been completely washed away, they're stranded. It's just been decided, yeah, it's just not worth it. It's just not worth it. That's been the decision. Well, there's been so much pressure now, at least they're being told there, because it should have been done already. It should have been done already. But now because there's so much pressure going on, they're saying, okay, well, maybe we'll send in the Army Corps of Engineers to actually build one of these temporary bridges that's built for something like this. Maybe, they're considering, maybe we'll give you a bridge so people aren't completely stranded. Maybe. Now there's no faith from the people there that are being told this because they haven't gotten

38:21 There's nothing that would bring them any faith thus far. But that was the decision. The decision was it's not worth it, so just go shut the bridges down and let the people suffer and call them losers and everything will be fine. Well, it's been so bad, so okay, well, never mind. We'll consider building a temporary bridge. We'll consider it if you're lucky. It's quite stunning, to be honest. It's quite ridiculous that that wasn't

39:00 That plan, that operation wasn't initiated day one. And I understand, okay, you got the search and rescue, and I understand there was still an issue with more rain and more floods. They didn't even have the plan, folks. They already decided they weren't gonna help. So you can make whatever excuse you want. The fact is, they weren't getting the help. It was all just local volunteers and people coming in to help and the Army Corps of Engineers saying, bridge is shut down. So yeah, you had local groups there, you had the local firefighters and everything, but there's no big help. Governor Abbott waves his arms in the air and says, don't be a loser. Trump administration has their own issues right now. But I'm sure if a foreign country got on the phone and needed a bridge built somewhere, get on that real quick. No problem, legally split. We'll ski-daddle, as Trump says, we'll ski-daddle. But the Americans in Texas, it's not worth it. Nah, they'll be fine. They'll be fine. But aside from that,

CHAPTER 11 / 45 Discussion

National Weather Anomalies, Geoengineering and Weather Warfare Speculation

Severe flooding across six states, including North Carolina, Georgia, and Illinois, prompts questions about the naturality of current weather patterns. The EPA has recently made public statements regarding geoengineering, and some states have moved to ban the practice. Schroer shares an anecdote about a pilot admitting to atmospheric spraying contracts, suggesting that current disasters may be the result of large-scale weather modification rather than simple cloud seeding.

geoengineering· weather warfare· epa· chemtrails· cloud seeding· flash floods· maryland

40:05 I think it's now six states in the last week have had these crazy storms. And then there was a wild storm front that moved through Maryland into Washington, D.C. There was a tornado warning and major weather last night in D.C. And I think I sent you guys a video of that if you just want to show that storm front. I mean, folks, this is crazy. Look, I mean, that's like national geographic weather war stuff. That's not an everyday storefront. You might see one of those in your lifetime. And even the ones that you see, because there was one just like that that came through Austin, Texas. I actually happened to capture it on camera. That is like four times bigger than the biggest storm cell front you've ever seen moving in like that. I mean, that is wild. Storms lead to downed trees and flooded streets in Atlanta.

41:05 North Carolina, severe flash floods, scary videos from Durham. So flooding in Georgia, flooding in North Carolina. There's flooding in New Mexico. There's flooding in Texas. There's flooding in Illinois. At what point do you ask yourself, is any of this natural? Now, there's an individual who's been getting a lot of attention and heat for this. who's going to be in studio coming up in about an hour, the CEO of Rainmaker, who does do cloud seeding, specifically in Texas and in that area, but he's been quick to come out and address these situations and address all the concerns and questions that people have. So he'll do the same thing today. You can make up your own mind.

42:00 But he explained it all to me and I don't think what he's doing and what cloud seeding is, whatever cloud seeding programs you have in these states to just increase precipitation for agriculture or other private interests or public interests, I don't think that's what this is, folks. I mean, if I'm gonna put a tinfoil hat on, if I'm gonna go full conspiracy theorist here, I mean, this is like weather warfare. I mean, you already got the Chinese trying to smuggle in biological warfare. So yeah, okay, I mean, put a big 10 foot, imagine a big, you know, 10 foot tall tinfoil hat on my head. I've got six states flooding right now. I mean, I've never seen rain like this in July in Austin. I mean, Grant, I've only been here 10 years, so I'm not gonna sit here and act like I have a large historical perspective, but like, this is nuts. If this stuff doesn't stop, at some point you gotta say, hey,

42:58 Something is going on here. And again, I see what they're doing with these cloud seeding programs, folks. You can disagree with me and that's fine. We'll do the interview later and you can form your own opinion. But this isn't cloud seeding. This is not cloud seeding. This is geoengineering. This is the stuff that you would imagine. If weather warfare exists, this is it. I don't know, maybe someone, Someone calls the Trump administration from China's like hey, how those tariffs going? Oh, yeah, you know How about that weather? Huh? You know what? I mean? Oh Yeah, how about that weather and that strange think you could do something about those tariffs or you know, how you like that weather again? You know, this is my 10-foot foil hat on my head here. But how can you not ask the question and and it's so

43:57 big of an issue that even the EPA is coming out and making public statements about geoengineering. I mean, that's how big this deal is. Some states have made it illegal. So if you are looking at this from, okay, well, what's the silver lining here? 10 years ago, definitely 20 years ago, hell, I remember 10 years ago, I'm coming to InfoWars studios for the first time ever, this was 10 years ago when they were gonna offer me a job.

44:35 And I'm sitting at a hotel airport, and I'm sitting there, and there's two pilots there, and I just can't help myself. And I bring up chemtrails. I'm just talking to these pilots, oh, chemtrails come up. And this pilot gets flippant with me. I mean, like, flippant, angry, can't even believe I would suggest that such a thing exists. And I'm just kind of like smiling there laughing. I think, you know, I got a little glass of whiskey and he's just ticked off and the other pilot is over there kind of silent. He chimes in and he goes, well, actually, um.

45:21 Yeah, there are chemtrails and we do actually have contracts to spray stuff in the sky sometimes. And then the pilot gets so mad and he leaves. So why am I telling this story? 10 years ago, 20 years ago, if you would have tried to talk to somebody about chemtrails or geoengineering or weather modification, they would have called you crazy. They would have said it doesn't exist and just been in total denial. Well, we're not in that world anymore. Even people that would have denied it or said you're crazy now even they can look up and see these giant lines in the skies or whatever else is going on and say, oh, okay. Yeah, there's something going on there. And it's so bad that the EPA has to come out and make a public statement about it. So again, is that what's going on with all these crazy weather phenomenons, disasters happening with all this rain? I don't know, but I can't help but wonder in these crazy times. I don't think it's cloud seeding because cloud seeding is like, that's like

CHAPTER 13 / 45 Discussion

Patriot Front, Community Service in Texas Flood Zones

The group Patriot Front is reportedly on the ground in Texas providing manual labor, food, and water to flood victims. Schroer defends the group against allegations of being a federal front, claiming they perform significant community service that goes unreported by mainstream media. The segment contrasts the efforts of local volunteers and "gym bro" groups with the perceived inaction of state and federal officials.

patriot front· texas flooding· community service· greg abbott· volunteer groups· disaster aid

49:44 It was caused by a firework. So they always run these scandals and they say, oh, global warming. And it always ends up being arson or some stupid kid or some homeless guy in the woods. But they always run with it. Oh, global warming. It is strange how they haven't really gone with that narrative with all of the different floods, specifically the one here in Texas. It's funny you haven't really heard much about that because maybe they know it's something else. Or it's just failed so much. It's just failed so much arguing that with every case that they've just kind of given it up. But you got to wonder what is going on with the weather. It doesn't seem natural. Certainly doesn't seem natural. And with all the other attacks and all the other stuff that we're dealing with politically and geopolitically, it makes you even more curious about whether or not any of this stuff is natural. But hey, sign a loyalty pledge to Israel.

50:53 And, you know, maybe if they can find some of the money that they're sending to Ukraine, maybe if you can get a little chunk of that to American citizens, maybe. Maybe then the people in Texas can get some help. Otherwise, here comes the Clinton Global Initiative. I'm sure they'll help you. I'm sure they'll help you. And you know what? I don't even know if they want anybody to announce this, but I'll go ahead and announce it anyway. I don't even care. You know who is in Texas? I don't know if they've landed yet, but I do know they're coming. You know who is going to be on the ground? Potentially hundreds of them. You know who is going to be on the ground helping in Texas? The Patriot Front. You know those guys that everybody said are feds? I don't think they're feds, but people can still think that. That's fine. I understand. They're going to be up there helping. They're going to be up there boots in the ground. So sorry guys, I know you don't like it because they do a bunch of community service and they don't like people to know about it.

51:51 So, sorry, I'm sorry I blew up your spot, but Patriot Front is gonna be up there helping. So, I don't know, maybe if someone else wants to give a little aid or we can get a chunk of the Ukraine aid or, I don't know, maybe Israel wants to send us some federal relief, some relief aid too, maybe send us some money or maybe Taiwan or somebody else, you know, all these countries that take our money. Hey, I'm just saying, if one of y'all wanna send a little more help our way, you know, give it a little, you know, pay back, pay it back, pay it forward, whatever, that's fine. But hey, the big bad Patriot Front, You know, the big bad federal operation Patriot Front, the big bad racist Patriot Front, they're gonna be there picking up trees and bringing in water and bringing in food and trying to help people because, you know, they're the bad guys.

52:28 So sorry to blow up your spot like that and there'll be other people that are going up there too I know there's some like MMA groups and like Jim bro groups that are going up there So, I don't know maybe maybe you know, Greg Abbott can get off his butt and do something Maybe he can get up there. Maybe maybe someone in the in Washington DC can prioritize this, but I know they got other countries They got to prioritize first. So that's just what we deal with. All right first hour Coming to a close I'm gonna get into this other stack of news here when we come back in the second hour folks We have a new special happening right now This just got launched today at thealexjonestore.com. First of all, our brand new product power plant, Advanced Adaptogen Complex. So when you buy one...

CHAPTER 14 / 45 Discussion

Lee Zeldin EPA Performance, RFK Jr. COVID Vaccine Reversal

Lee Zeldin is praised for his work at the EPA in exposing waste and addressing man-made climate change through the lens of geoengineering. Conversely, RFK Jr. faces criticism for a perceived reversal on mRNA vaccines following Moderna's approval for COVID shots in infants. Schroer also expresses concern over RFK Jr.'s support for biometric "wearables," calling the idea nauseating.

lee zeldin· epa· rfk jr· moderna· covid-19 vaccine· mrna· wearables

57:53 So I understand there's always going to be the trust and transparency issues no matter what, but I actually applaud Lee Zeldin for doing this. I think Lee Zeldin's been one of the best. I think Lee Zeldin's been one of the best appointments by Donald Trump at the EPA. He's exposed a lot of waste, fraud, and abuse. He's slashed it. I think Zeldin's been very good. So I applaud him for doing this. The timing has obviously forced it onto him. But he even addresses how it's just like, okay, we're gonna look into this. He calls it what it is. Now, he could have said, I suppose you could say he could have said more, but just the fact he's doing this and kind of tying it into the lies about global warming and man-made climate change. And this is the real man-made climate change. So I applaud Lee Zeldin for doing that. I applaud him. Now, something that's seemingly gone sideways, Moderna gets full US approval for COVID shot in at-risk children six months and older.

58:53 I don't get that. And I think overall, RFK Jr. has been good. I'd say overall, RFK Jr. has done a great job. I'd say good approval rating. There was that weird statement about the wearables. He wants everybody to have wearables. Yeah, no thank you. Nauseous. I'll pass on that. And then he had so many great moves against these, these MRNA shots and against these, these COVID shots. And so this is a weird reversal of course on that, that, that I don't like to see, Hey, whatever. Somebody wants to go drink a Drano, you know, they can go buy it at the store and, and, and chug it down. So, Hey, you want to go get an MRNA shot? You know, go ahead. I suppose. I suppose that if you want to look at it like that, at least they're not mandating it.

CHAPTER 15 / 45 Discussion

Grok 4 Release, AI Political Bias and Grokler Controversy

The release of Grok 4 on the X platform follows the "Grokler" controversy, where the previous AI version reportedly generated pro-Hitler and anti-Semitic content. The fallout led to the resignation of X CEO Linda Iaccarino. Schroer questions whether the AI is reaching independent conclusions or simply reflecting the data it is fed, noting that Grok 4 appears to be following the same problematic path.

grok 4· elon musk· linda iaccarino· ai· x· grokler· nazi imagery

59:47 But that's a strange reversal from an RFK Jr. that's been so critical of this and made so many moves against the MRNA shots. So I gotta say, that's a strange one. Let me address this quickly, and we're about to be joined by Kirk Elliott here to talk a bunch of economic issues with Kirk who's been so ahead of the curve on a lot of this. So earlier this week, and now Grok 4 has been released, which is already kind of going sideways. So we had Grokler, which was Grok 3, Grokler went full Hitler on us, so we're calling him Grokler. And it was so bad, Linda Iaccarino steps down as CEO of X, CEO of X resigns day after Grok declares itself Mecca Hitler.

1:00:47 So I called it Grokler. So Grokler goes full, you know, whatever you want to call it. Full Hitler, full Nazi, full anti-Semite. I mean, you know, it's... It's kind of funny when you just think about AI and the different things it does and the different responses. It was kind of funny as a kid if you remember on AOL Instant Messenger there were things like smarter child and you could just kind of get whatever desired responses you want out of them and just have a laugh when you're like you know a 12 year old kid. So they shut that down and then they launched Grok 4 today and now it's already going back down the same path.

1:01:32 Now, you can reach whatever conclusions you want, but the main question about the whole AI thing, and maybe each one is different, but the main question is, is Grok responding to what it's being fed? Or is Grok reaching determinations on its own accord, with its own research? Or is it just responding to what it's fed and giving desired results? But now, who knows, maybe they'll shut down Grok 4, Grokler 4. All right, Kirk Elliott joins me now, and we're gonna talk economy with Kirk. KEPM.com slash gold for more information or at Kirk Elliott, TPHD,

CHAPTER 16 / 45 Discussion

Kirk Elliott, Trump Tariff Strategy and BRICS Leverage

Dr. Kirk Elliott discusses Donald Trump's use of tariffs as a geopolitical negotiating tool, specifically targeting Brazil and other BRICS nations. The discussion focuses on "Project Enbridge," a new central bank platform intended to bypass the US dollar. Trump's 50% tariff on copper is highlighted as a strategic move to equalize the playing field and protect the American consumer engine from the shifting global financial order.

kirk elliott· donald trump· tariffs· brazil· brics· project enbridge· copper

1:02:22 or Kirk Elliott, PhD, that's a double T there on his name. Find him on X there too. So, okay, Kirk, we got a lot of topics to hit here and I know you want to talk about the economy and something Scott Bessett recently just said. You want to talk about something going on in Japan, you want to talk about precious metals. Let me start though, if you wouldn't mind, let me start with the tariffs issue. Do you mind if we start with the tariffs? Is that okay? Okay, good, yeah. I'll run with you whatever you want, Owen, this is great. Let's run like Grok in the early 1940s, shall we? All right. Alright enough grokler jokes Trump threatens 50% tariffs on Brazil if it doesn't stop the Bolsonaro witch-hunt trial So, okay He's leveraging the tariffs on Brazil for a political reason which I support what they did to Bolsonaro was wrong Whether it's effective or not, we'll find out Trump sends more letters dictating high tariff rates around the world. All right, there's two angles I want to touch here with you Dealing with these tariffs things. We'll talk about the effectiveness with some of the recent developments second but first

1:03:26 Where does the leverage lie right now? Because I think I think people understand what Trump is trying to do with the tariffs, right? We've been getting ripped off on trade for our whole lives. He wants to balance it and fix the deficit. But where is the leverage? Does Trump have the leverage aside from the right idea and doing the right thing for America? Do you believe Trump has the leverage? Oh, he does because of us because we're the largest consumption engine on the planet. Right, so there's two reasons for tariffs. Number one is, yeah, it's gonna generate revenue for the country, tax other countries. It's the pay and play to system to actually sell your goods to the wealthy American public, right? I mean, sort of tariffs all about that's how our country was founded.

1:04:14 It was on tariffs, it wasn't until the early 1900s we had the IRS and they decided, hey, let's stop taxing these other countries and start taxing our own people, right? So Trump's just bringing us back to that, but this other side of that coin, Owen, is It is a leveraging tool because we're so massive. If we were a small dinky country that didn't matter, there would be zero leverage, but he does have them. So you had the tariffs were running hot for a while and then they kind of died off for a little bit. Now, within the last three or four days,

1:04:52 Massive again, right? Literally massive tariff talk and implementation, right? Brazil, 50% like you just talked about. Well, not the only one but you look at the countries that are on this new list. Most of them are BRICS countries. So when I look at that, it's like they can say whatever they want is the reason why. But I think there's an ulterior reason. I think the other reason is, yesterday, Project Enbridge, which we've talked about on your show, Alex and I have talked about this before. It's the new central bank kind of cross currency platform system that the BRICS nations are going to use, right? To compete with American, the Western system. Well, they're launching it.

1:05:48 And they're launching it except they're not gonna have the euro. They're not gonna have the US dollar part of it So you've got literally 70% of the world's population that is not going to be utilizing the US dollar So how could Trump counteract that? He counteract that by saying, fine, all you stinking BRICS nations, we're going to put tariffs on you like nobody's business, right? So 50% on Brazil and you go through the other countries, it's like 35%. I mean, it's a lot, but what else does he do? 50% on not necessarily on countries, but on specific products. Copper, 50% tariff on copper.

1:06:32 Right, so copper is used for pretty much all industrial things, right? It's incredible. It's the number one element for defense and military is copper, which is kind of like, and we'll get into this next. It's kind of a risky deal to be doing that right now because our military is hollowed out. So Trump is kind of, I mean, he's threading the needle here. He's Peyton Manning thrown in between three defenders. Well, he is. And so you look at this stuff and you think, okay, what are we gonna do, right? How much copper is produced in other parts of the world versus in America? Well, it's like most of it, right? Which is why he wants to put tariffs on it.

1:07:13 But I look at it as something a little bit different. I think this is a very strategic move, because when we've talked a lot in the past about silver, for example, silver is used in all electronics, copper is used in all these industrial purposes. When you mine copper, what comes with it? Mining of silver. There's very few silver mines that are just strictly silver mines in the world. They're all kind of closely related to copper. So you put a terrifying copper at 50% it's gonna cause the price to go up, so is the price of silver. Now this has more military industrial problems coming with it too. Nuclear power, electronics because so much uses silver and the price is gonna go up. But what is Trump doing?

1:08:00 What is he doing? To me, this is all about equalizing, leveling out the playing field. Because if you're Brazil and you're going to actually lose the American consumer because everything coming from Brazil is going to be 50% more expensive, they're going to comply. They will ultimately comply. This is why I do think that more than a money making America. This is a leveling out of the playing field and it is a massive negotiating tool because it's one thing that we can do well with 330 million people plus that are consumers of most things in the world, right? And so this is why this is a negotiating tool.

CHAPTER 17 / 45 Discussion

US Manufacturing Rebuilding, Federal Reserve Interest Rate Conflict

Kirk Elliott explains that rebuilding the US manufacturing base will take time due to decades of job exportation. He criticizes Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell for refusing to lower interest rates, suggesting the banking cartel wants to trigger a recession to blame Trump. The segment also covers a new proposal to use US Treasuries as bank reserves for toxic assets, mirroring conditions that led to the 2008 financial crisis.

manufacturing· jerome powell· federal reserve· interest rates· subprime lending· us treasuries· recession

1:08:50 Yeah, and you know unfortunately the military industrial complex defense contractors everything else which is obviously very important here as well No matter how you feel about that. That's just the truth You know, here's my concern. It feels like, and I would say this, of all the different things that are going on in this administration, and it's a plethora, it's a plethora to put it lightly, you know, I think that the Trump administration and Besant and Lutnick and Trump himself, I think this is their strongest point. I think if they have the most muscle and experience to flex, I think it's with this. A lot of the other stuff is starting to get a little like wet noodle-ish. This one I think they're strong on. But my concern is here,

1:09:29 It's like, it's like they're threatening to fire the cannon, but the cannon is still loading. It's like, I don't know if you've ever seen that movie Uncut Gems. It's an entertaining movie, but basically this guy is, this guy is making deals with this, with this huge diamond that he has, but he doesn't actually have it yet. Right? Like it's not in his possession yet, but he's making deals with, with this diamond, this leverage that he just doesn't have yet. Like, oh, he can get it. So it kind of feels like, It's like, yeah, the moves are right and there's leverage there. But it's like, are they an inch ahead of themselves, right? But it's like, are they just a little ahead of themselves but just kind of making the bet and saying the cannon will be loaded when it's time? Yes, I think that they will. And so to do that, you wouldn't make deals without the fully loaded cannon unless you knew that the cannon was gonna be loaded.

1:10:27 Right, you don't wanna bluff on something like that. It's not a poker game, right? You don't wanna bluff. So I think that the confidence level is at extreme levels in the Trump administration knowing that you can use this one negotiating tactic in tariffs to really help the American economy, to help the American people that we're not going to be paying these ridiculously high prices because other countries can do tariffs. You've got the left that's saying, these tariffs are terrible, it's gonna be horrible for the economy, Trump's an economic moron, right? Blah, blah, blah, you hear it all. Well, if tariffs were so bad,

1:11:09 then why do other countries use them constantly against America, right? So it's a way to make sure that Trump can make America great again. Now, here's the issue that's at hand. When you look at what this is gonna do, it's gonna increase demand for American goods because they're gonna be relatively less expensive. Well, that means you have to have the manufacturing capability to actually manufacture those goods. This is what Trump is dealing with and this is why you're not gonna see the results overnight is because over the decades, and I'm talking decades, every single president since Ronald Reagan pretty much has exported our jobs overseas to buy cheap foreign goods.

1:11:56 That means we're not manufacturing. The other countries are manufacturing. When you export the jobs, they follow where the manufacturing is being done. So now we have to rebuild, we have to retool, we have to retrain, and that's gonna take a little bit of time. But here's where it gets even wilder, Owen, I mean literally wilder. So So when you look at some of the things that Trump is doing to grow the economy, they will work assuming the economy is growing. You add to the mix the deficits that are being added. It's like a game of Tetris. It's like a game of Tetris and they have to get all the things into place here and then boom.

1:12:40 Well, you add the deficits that came with the big beautiful law, right? I mean, it's like $4 trillion over the next however long. Well, hopefully the economy grows. You've got people working, people spending, tax revenues increase. Everything is going to increase as the economy grows. And that could help pay for that. But what if, here's a big what if, what if the economy doesn't grow? Well, then the big beautiful law turns into a big awful law, right? We've talked about this before. Yeah, that's why I'm saying it's like we're throwing a pass between three defenders here. And it's Peyton Manning, so you're like Peyton, throw it, but it's like. Peyton's good, but you've gotta be really good. This is why Trump wants to get rid of Jerome Powell so bad. And why does Powell

1:13:34 Why does Powell seem to hate Trump so much? Or America. Or America, right? I mean, it's truly America, but it's not just him. You look at who owns the Federal Reserve, right? It's not the US Treasury Department, right? It's a banking cartel. You look at the globalists, you look at the World Economic Forum. They have a completely different agenda than America First agenda. So if you put the economy into recession by not lowering interest rates, Trump will get the blame for it. He's gonna get the blame for the recession. And they know that. Who's fault is the recession? They know that. It's Jerome Powell's fault. He's the one that lowers or raises interest rates. They're not gonna put Jerome's, they're not gonna make sure Jerome's name is in the headline. And by the way,

1:14:23 We already did this in 2018 when they were cutting interest rates into the threes, even into the twos. The economy was booming. People were buying houses again. And so it's like the price of the house went up a little bit, but you were getting such a low interest rate, your mortgage payment ended up being less. So it was a net gain. So it's not like Powell can even sit here and say, oh no, we don't have proof that this works. It's the exact opposite. We've literally been here before and we have the proof that it does work. It does work. So here's where they're going back to their old tricks. I mean, you look at what Powell wants to do with the leverage ratio at banks. So after 2008, 2009, what caused that? Excess liquidity in the banks. Well, excess liquidity, what did they do with it? They lent that money out to people who should have never had loans. They didn't have the propensity to pay them back.

1:15:21 This is what caused the subprime lending crisis. And what happened then? Stocks came down 50%, took five years to recover from that. So they put mechanics in place, different rules in place that said, you've got to withhold some assets here. You've got to have a reserve in the banks to cover your toxic assets. So here's where it gets squirrely right now. They just floated this idea again to actually make US Treasuries the reserve, not cash, US Treasuries the reserve for their other toxic assets. So that should be something that's stable.

CHAPTER 18 / 45 Discussion

BRICS Success Consequences, Precious Metals as Tangible Assets

The potential success of the BRICS nations in de-dollarizing the global economy is predicted to lead to an inflationary crisis and runs on American banks. Kirk Elliott advises moving assets out of traditional banking and into tangible goods like gold and silver, which have no counterparty risk. He notes that the supply of physical silver on the COMEX is running low while industrial demand remains sky-high.

brics· us dollar· gold· silver· inflation· bank runs· tangible assets

1:16:02 I want the US dollar is down 10% in the first half of this year. We're on pace to lose 20%. Well, Kirk, let me just pause you right there because we don't have much time left here. And so I want to make sure we get to these other stories. But on that note, Trump has addressed BRICS directly, not just with the terrorists, but I mean, he's called out BRICS and he said they're trying to collapse the US dollar, which he's right, that's the whole agenda here. So, you know, again, you're flirting with danger. What can you do? What can you leverage? Who can you get on your side? What happens? I guess I'll frame it to you with like a potential here and then in a real life situation. What happens if BRICS is successful?

1:16:44 because the way I look at it is so it's like what do you think happens if BRICS is successful and then what would your financial advice be because I look at it where you don't want to be sitting on a bunch of cash right and people like having cash in the bank and it's nice to have you know for emergency funds and stuff like that so I look I'm not giving financial advice Kirk you can say you are or not I'm saying I'm asking you the question what happens if BRIC succeeds, and then this is just how I look at it. I don't like sitting on a bunch of cash. I don't recommend sitting on cash. I would say get into the asset column, buy property, whether it's precious metals. I mean, some people are saying Bitcoin. I know a lot of people are getting into the stock market. There's all kinds of different options, but again, it's kind of the same conclusion is like cash might be the least safe asset. So what happens if BRIC succeeds? And then, you know, what is your mindset or what is,

1:17:33 How do you navigate this and say, I'm gonna set myself in a position, who knows, maybe nobody succeeds, but I'm gonna set myself in a position not to fail. So if BRICS succeeds, life as we know it with traditional banking is over. Right there will be no demand for the US dollar, which is why the Fed wants to actually put bunch of short term US treasuries back in the banking system as the reserve asset. Gotta build demand for the dollar somehow. But what would happen if BRICS succeed? Remember Silicon Valley Bank, First Republic, Credit Suisse, bunch of regional banks that failed.

1:18:13 Amplify that to not regional banks, but big major international money center banks that start failing. What's that gonna do to the psyche of the American public? They're gonna pull back, they're gonna lose money, it's gonna create runs on the banks. I mean, I'm not trying to be a prophet of gloom and doom. I'm just saying if the dollar loses demand internationally, there is really no other outcome. Except for an inflationary crisis and runs on the banks. That's what will happen. That's what Bricks wants. And this is what Trump is fighting against. So when you allocate into something that's tangible and something that's real, that's how you protect yourself. I wouldn't be over allocated. I wouldn't have too much money in the bank knowing that this battle is going on when there's a safer option.

1:19:02 Safer option is to hold something that's tangible and real. And you mentioned some of them, some of them better than others. Gold and silver, fantastic options because there's zero counterparty risk. You don't have to go into debt to buy it. And things go up during inflationary times. Gold and silver is a thing. Real estate, a thing. It's a tangible asset. Well, why doesn't it perform the same as gold and silver during times like this? It would if people paid cash for houses. But here's the thing, people have to, they have to borrow. to buy their houses. And if banks are running out of money, there's not gonna be liquidity there. If interest rates go up, people can't afford them. So even though it's a thing, it's not gonna operate the same because it does have counterparty risk. You've got a bank that's involved in lending the money. So I try to simplify it into easy terms.

1:19:59 Something that you don't have to borrow to invest in, you just pay cash for, gold and silver. You can do it in an IRA, you can do it, but I would start getting it out of the system. Start thinking a little bit differently than traditional models of the past, when stocks think you go into bonds and bonds think you go into stocks, right? Well, what about when they both stink at the same time? And in an inflationary world where we've got all these black swan events and geopolitical issues and political mayhem, inflationary pressures. This is the time when gold and silver actually shines. And the new research that's out just even this morning, you're looking at the massive number of shorts

1:20:44 on COMEX physical silver versus paper silver. Supply is running out. The demand is sky high. We're looking at liquidity issues, supply issues. And metals are poised to sort. Why is that? Because people are getting out of things that they don't trust, going into things that they do, like tangible assets. When you have low supply and high demand on it, it's just not hard to think about that. It's not rocket science. That's when prices go up. That's how you can protect yourself. Well, and look, generally speaking over time, and this is easy,

CHAPTER 19 / 45 Discussion

Real Estate Mortgages, Credit Score System Criticism

The FHFA's new policy allowing rent payments to qualify for mortgages is discussed as a potential benefit for homebuyers. However, both Schroer and Elliott criticize the FICO credit score system for being rigged to promote debt. They argue that the system penalizes those who pay off their bills and live debt-free, while encouraging "buy now, pay later" schemes for trivial purchases like food delivery.

mortgages· fhfa· credit scores· fico· debt· rent payments· doorbash

1:21:23 Anybody can compare line graphs, right? You look at the inflation or the value of the dollar in a line graph, you look at the price of precious metals in a line graph, it's almost a perfect parallel. So I mean, obviously there's a reason for that. But you know, if people don't understand, if you haven't been listening to Kirk Elliott for a long time, because I'm always a natural skeptic, I can't help it. And you've talked about a lot of different economic issues on my show, the Alex Jones Show. Your your hit rate when it comes to precious metals is about perfect I mean, it's actually kind of insane what you predicted with gold and silver about six months ago on the Alex Jones show And then it almost hit the exact price point that you predicted at the exact month So, I mean I tip my cap to you for that. There's no denying it Let me ask you one more question on that issue I don't know if you saw this but the Trump administration and it's I'd say it's a good thing But I wonder what you think about it

1:22:21 Americans can now use rent payments to qualify for a mortgage. FHFA says paying rent on time can help you get a mortgage. Now this is all about credit and everything else and the whole credit system is really rigged anyway. They make you go into debt to get it, which is just so counterintuitive. Can this help people to qualify for mortgage, get low interest rates? I mean, is this something that can be a good thing? Well, no, I mean, I think the whole FICO credit scoring system is a bunch of garbage. Really, the goal of people should be to get out of debt, right? And if you have no debt,

1:22:58 Your credit score will be terrible. Wait a second, I've worked really hard, I paid off all my bills, I don't have any debt. Why does my credit score stink? Because they want you to have credit. They just don't want you to have too much so you can't pay it back, right? But here's where they're going to use stories like that. You've got to build up this reputation of yourself that you can make payments on time. You know what's awful about these kind of things? DoorDash. DoorDash, you can buy now pay later. For a $42 taco, you can buy now pay later. It's like what? You're financing your tacos? Are you joking? I mean, this is the world that we're living in where it's so debt based that even stupid things like that start to make sense in people's heads. Well, and it really is a wild thing because I had a bunch of student loan debt that I paid off.

1:23:50 My credit score was good and I don't like using a credit card ever. And I just noticed it started going lower and lower. I'm like, what the hell is going on? So you research it like, no, they want you in debt. So it's like now I have to use a credit card. I immediately pay it off, which I don't know, maybe more or less beneficial. But it's insane the system, how it promotes going into debt. It's just totally insane, but it's just one of many economic problems that are insane that we have Kirk Elliott You can find out more or if you do want to move assets into precious metals KEPM.com slash gold or call 720 605 3900 Kirk Elliot PhD on X great stuff as always Kirk glad to catch up with you. See ya on

CHAPTER 20 / 45 Discussion

RFK Jr. Methylene Blue Use, Mel Gibson Endorsement

Footage of RFK Jr. using Methylene Blue on a flight has sparked public interest in the compound. The segment notes that Mel Gibson also praised the substance during a recent appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience. Users report that the compound lifts brain fog, improves focus, and aids in weight loss by boosting metabolic processes.

rfk jr· methylene blue· mel gibson· joe rogan· brain fog· weight loss

1:24:29 You watch, folks. You watch. What he says about precious metals always comes true. Have you taken that methylene blue yet? Yeah. I like it. I really like it. I'm gonna have to get on this stuff. Here, show her Kennedy taking it. Kennedy literally gobbles. When RFK Jr. mixes something into his drink, people pay attention. Plenty of folks are wondering what was in that little bottle he uncorked during a flight. What is Bobby Kennedy Jr. dropping into that glass of water? Methylene blue. Mel Gibson also praised methylene blue on Joe Rogan recently. This stuff works, man. He must be doing something right. That ripped bod is 73 years old. I take it about every other day or every, you know, other couple days. I've been fasting a lot. I take it on my fast days and it helps me with my appetite. Did you hear our last guest, what she said happened to her? No. What? She said brain fog just lifted. That's what it feels like. I feel like, wow, there's power in coalescing all your thoughts

1:25:22 your thought. It clears the brain fog where you're actually able to focus more clearly. I feel lighter. It's really interesting. I almost like feel smarter. So I like it. Makes me feel good. I've been taking it. You just put a couple drops in and I'm not trying to even sell it, but guys, you should really try it. I'm telling you too, if you're trying to kind of lose some weight, that methane blues helped me lose a lot of weight. I mean, it's so good. It's scary. It's just amazing. So yes, it really does work. It varies person to person, but it's amazing. It is tremendous. After I take it throughout the day, I start feeling better and better. For me, it's like a fog lifted, but it was like a veil lifted off, you know? Incredible. Best product that I've purchased so far. God, family, country, InfoWars, and methylene blue. Get it while you can. Yeah! Get that methylene blue. Feel good! Get that freaking energy in your body!

CHAPTER 21 / 45 Discussion

Anna Paulina Luna, Special Counsel for Epstein Investigation

Representative Anna Paulina Luna calls for a special counsel to investigate the Jeffrey Epstein files and internal corruption at the DOJ. The segment highlights the FBI's decision to end the probe into Prince Andrew's links to Epstein. Schroer also mentions Steve Bannon's 18-hour interview with Epstein and argues that the "cocaine dealer for the elite" nature of Epstein's operation was obvious to everyone involved.

anna paulina luna· jeffrey epstein· special counsel· prince andrew· steve bannon· sex trafficking

1:28:47 Called for a special counsel on the Epstein thing now. There's major major Flip-flopping or or CYA happening here, but but on on the outskirts of all of that Prince Andrew Free to travel abroad as FBI ends probe into Royals Jeffrey Epstein links for the sake of time You know I have to do my due diligence to be effective at deciding what we're gonna allocate time for on today, a four hour Alex Jones show. But people are taking all of this Epstein stuff that there's been over the years, videos and relationships and everything. And the independent media really is just so skilled and so talented. And it's just, we played the Maxwell video from earlier.

1:29:49 But you just watch this stuff and it's just so in your face. It's so in your face and it shows you how propaganda can be so effective and so deceiving. And you know, it reminds me of the controlled demolition on September 11th of the three buildings in New York City, the Twin Towers and Building 7. And it's like, when you don't focus on that and you kind of just Look at it from all, just from the above, with all the different angles of the terrorism and the planes and it's just like, okay, the controlled demolition of them just going down in their own footprint, which is probably 0.001% possible, that that's not a controlled demolition. So it was a controlled demolition, it was an inside job. Not to pontificate on that now, but the point is, when you watch that isolated,

1:30:43 and you remove all the other noise and distraction, when you just watch that isolated, just all the different angles, just on repeat, it's like, oh, that's a controlled demolition. And so it's kind of the same thing with these Epstein videos or the Maxwell video. It's like when you just isolate it and you just see here's Epstein with all these powerful people, here's Maxwell with all these powerful people, here's the different specials they ran on it, here's the Zorro Ranch, and you just isolate it, it's like, okay, dude, like this guy was the dealer for the elite. It's like if you've got a some some group of friends or like some some celebrity group or whatever in California They all like they all like cocaine and there's this random guy who's always there and he's he's their cocaine guy She's like, oh, who's that guy over there? He's the cocaine guy. It's like Epstein was the guy he was the sex trafficking guy It's like oh, yeah, you want a little you want a little time here you wanna?

1:31:44 You looking for something? What's Epstein doing around here? The guy was obviously a creep. And you know what? I didn't even send you guys the video. Maybe we should play it. And I wonder if Bannon is gonna end up producing this now. He did 18 hours with Jeffrey Epstein. And I just kind of went down this rabbit trail with all this new stuff last night. A lot of it I've already seen, but it was just so overwhelming. It was just so in my face. So yeah, now the Trump administration after the backlash is like, oh God, we gotta do something about this. But Bannon did an 18 hour interview or 18 hours of interviews with Epstein. And then you go look at Epstein's when he's getting questioned for his legal trials, his depositions, or you go look at some of the other videos and it's just like, dude, this is so obvious. Like this is so obvious and Trump comes out and says, yeah, this creep. Yeah, clearly everybody knew he was a creep. Just like, yeah, everybody knows that's the cocaine guy.

1:32:52 It's just, it's so freaking obvious, man. But you can hear it when you're watching this Bannon video. And guys, I put it on my ex last night if you want to pull it in. I can't believe I've never seen or heard of this before. But it's like, yeah, here's Epstein. I mean, eventually the big cocaine dealer, I guess, is like, yeah, I'm the biggest cocaine dealer in the world. It's like, Epstein kind of crossed that bridge. Like, yeah, I'm the guy. These guys want to come to me for some young fuzz. I'm invited to all the parties. And I got my gal over here, she's recruiting new talent. Like, hey, did you hear about the new girl? That's what he was doing there. Oh, he was a financier. Oh yeah. So it's like, no, this guy was obviously a creep. Everybody knew it. That's why he was around all these things. It's like, hey, who's this guy over here? He doesn't stop smoking weed. It's like, yeah, that's the weed dealer. Like, hey, who's this guy over here with all the young girls? It's like, yeah, that's the young girl dealer.

1:34:00 And it was just so obvious, but I'm watching this short clip of the Bannon monsters documentary. And then I'm watching the Epstein deposition and I'm watching these other presentations. It's like, holy crap. It's like, duh. That's what I'm saying. It's like, just like you just watched the twin towers fall. It's like, that's a controlled demolition. Just get rid of all the noise and just there's the controlled demolition. Same thing. It's like, here's Epstein's like, wow, that's the, that's the dealer for all the elite. Like you want a young hot sex slave. There's your guy. So it's insane. Oh, but print, oh, FBI says nothing to see here. So Prince Andrew can travel again. It's crazy. So, so they pulled that one in. Let's first go to Anna Paulina Luna though on the Benny Johnson Joe. She, she just said this. So would you be in favor of a special counsel to be set up that perhaps could look at the internal corruption at the DOJ and the FBI that is that we know to be endemic and perhaps that's what you need, right?

CHAPTER 22 / 45 Discussion

Tom Fitton Judicial Watch Lawsuit, Epstein Client List Secrecy

Tom Fitton of Judicial Watch is currently in federal court suing for the release of the Epstein client list after the DOJ failed to respond to FOIA requests. Pam Bondi is criticized for claiming the files cannot be released due to sensitive content, with Schroer arguing that the public is only interested in the names of the perpetrators and the blackmail network, not the illicit materials themselves.

tom fitton· judicial watch· foia· jeffrey epstein· pam bondi· kash patel· blackmail

1:35:01 Well, I would say special counsel is what seems to be what the American people are calling for. What I will also tell you though, Benny, is that, you know, we haven't seen any of this information. I don't know that any member of Congress, at least on my task force, has been able to even look at some of the basics. And so what I would say is that, you know, similar to how it was rolled out with, you know, the JFK files, give information that does not implicate victims, doesn't have CSAM, Whether it's passports, whether it's the name of books, whether it's evidence, crime scenes, whatever it might be. Put it on the archives and let the American people decide for themselves. That is the only way to, I think, restore trust. And look, I want to believe.

1:35:41 That there isn't systemic corruption at the DOJ, but unfortunately I've been in Congress and I've seen how the DOJ operates and it doesn't necessarily mean that it's the Attorney General. But what it does necessarily mean is that there's a big problem over there and that we don't fix it. It's going to. unfortunately, faster and it's going to hurt the American people. The American people trust that their government is going to do the right thing. If justice is truly fair and belonging, then it needs to happen. And so we'll continue to push for that. But it's been deafening how many members of Congress have been silent on this. And to be clear, also, I want to clear something up. I do not think, and I've told this to multiple media outlets because I've been getting questions on this,

1:36:21 Is Trump on the EPS team clientless? No. And I'm very positive of that because if he was, they would have released it during the election cycle. But what I do know and what I'm seeing right now across every aspect, whether it's rich, poor, famous, not famous people have actual concerns. Our people basically paying off, paying off people to be quiet and that's not okay. So this is now in the headlines today. Flip-flop justice search for Epstein files is still ongoing and Then you had and guys I didn't I didn't see it in my stack I don't see it on the video list, but will you see if you can get the Tom Fitton video? I believe I sent that well Tom Fitton who has been filing foyers for months if not years in in regards to Epstein

1:37:17 Well, now they're telling Judicial Watch that, okay, well, there is a list. I mean, this whole thing is a complete mess. And Bondi, it's such choppy waters to navigate because it's like, I don't think Bondi or Bongino or Patel or Trump are corrupt. There's obviously something else going on here and there's no way for them to either be honest about it or

1:37:55 or even they themselves just like don't even know what to do. So that's why they're like caught in the headlights here. And I can't even imagine having to review this stuff. But Bondi comes out and is like, oh, we can't publish videos of of child porn and rape and all this stuff at Epstein Stash. It's like nobody's asking for that. What do you do? Show me anywhere of anyone asking for that. Nobody's ever asked for that. We've asked for the client list. It's been very clear. It's been very clear what we've been asking for. Who were Epstein and Maxwell selling the sex slaves to? Who was coming into Epstein Island to do whatever the hell goes on there? What were all the cameras set up for?

1:38:48 So it's like I can rationalize a lot of it and I could say, okay, I wanna trust these people. I don't trust the government, but like, okay, I could rationalize. You go into Epstein's safe in New York and okay, yeah, maybe that is his little stash. Maybe that is Epstein's personal little pervert stash that he has there. If Epstein is running a blackmail operation for intelligence agencies, which I think we're all convinced that that's eventually what was going on here, then he obviously wouldn't keep all of that stuff in a safe in his New York City mansion. That would be offshore somewhere. That would be somewhere unreachable, untouchable, where nobody could get access for it. So he might have his own little stash there.

1:39:44 But Epstein isn't putting video cameras all over his properties to videotape himself watching his perverted content and pleasuring himself. That's not what the cameras are there for. That's not what they're recording. But are they sending the feed to Epstein? Is he putting DVDs or copies in his own safe? Okay, maybe not. They're probably off shore. They're probably in the hand of whatever intelligence agency he's working at. And then under multiple encryption and layers of protection. So it's like, okay, maybe you did go in there and just find his pervert stash. But don't tell me that there's nothing to see here. Don't tell me there's no client list. Don't tell me he has all these cameras set up in this private island he's flying people to just for his own little sick twisted pleasures. I mean, come on, you're insulting us. And then you come out and say we can't release the videos. Nobody's asking for the videos.

1:40:38 I'm like, my stomach sinks just imagining the poor soul that has to go watch that crap. So now they're telling Tom Fitton, oh wait, we got something. Flip flop, justice search for Epstein files is still ongoing. Here, let's get the Tom Fitton video guys. Go ahead and put Tom Fitton up. Tom, he sounded pretty definitive there, so what changed? I think they decided for political purposes they didn't want to include- This is not what I'm talking about. You guys had it on the screen earlier, but that's all right. I forgot to send it to you. It's the one where he's addressing. Yeah, yeah, go with that one. ...warranting the disclosure. I mean, that's- So this is fitting today. So Judicial Watch just sued for the Epstein files. We want the client list.

1:41:28 We want the documents the Justice Department and the FBI have about this scandal. We've been getting stonewalling, so despite the release of some records, it looks like other records haven't been released yet. Indeed, they haven't responded to our basic FOIA requests for this information. That's why we're in federal court now. The best way to understand what records are available which records are being held secret and where did they look for the records is to be in court. And that's where Judicial Watch is. And that's what we specialize in doing, getting secrets from the government they don't want you to know about. And people want to know about the Epstein scandal and we aim to get to the bottom of it. So then you've got your people like Ben Shapiro that are running cover for this operation.

CHAPTER 23 / 45 Discussion

Ben Shapiro Epstein Comments, House Republican Tensions

Ben Shapiro is criticized for claiming the Epstein case is not a priority for American voters. Schroer counters that the Epstein list is a top-five issue for the MAGA base, unlike the Iran strikes favored by neoconservatives. Tensions are reportedly rising among House Republicans, with figures like Eric Burleson pushing for hearings that could force Kash Patel and Pam Bondi to testify under oath.

ben shapiro· epstein list· iran strikes· house republicans· eric burleson· midterms

1:40:38 I'm like, my stomach sinks just imagining the poor soul that has to go watch that crap. So now they're telling Tom Fitton, oh wait, we got something. Flip flop, justice search for Epstein files is still ongoing. Here, let's get the Tom Fitton video guys. Go ahead and put Tom Fitton up. Tom, he sounded pretty definitive there, so what changed? I think they decided for political purposes they didn't want to include- This is not what I'm talking about. You guys had it on the screen earlier, but that's all right. I forgot to send it to you. It's the one where he's addressing. Yeah, yeah, go with that one. ...warranting the disclosure. I mean, that's- So this is fitting today. So Judicial Watch just sued for the Epstein files. We want the client list.

1:41:28 We want the documents the Justice Department and the FBI have about this scandal. We've been getting stonewalling, so despite the release of some records, it looks like other records haven't been released yet. Indeed, they haven't responded to our basic FOIA requests for this information. That's why we're in federal court now. The best way to understand what records are available which records are being held secret and where did they look for the records is to be in court. And that's where Judicial Watch is. And that's what we specialize in doing, getting secrets from the government they don't want you to know about. And people want to know about the Epstein scandal and we aim to get to the bottom of it. So then you've got your people like Ben Shapiro that are running cover for this operation.

1:42:16 Epstein-Maxwell case comes in pretty close to zero on the list of American priorities according to Ben Shapiro. I think the, is the game show, is it, I'm not a big game show guy, is it Jeopardy where you have a question and then you try to guess what the top response was guys, is that Jeopardy? And they give you points about if you get the top response. What is that one, Family Feud? Family Feud? So imagine it like a Family Feud game. And you ask Trump voters, what is your top priority or top five priorities that you wanna see from the Trump administration? I would bet you the Epstein list is on a lot of those responses. Absolutely. I would bet you the Iran strikes are not. If you pulled 100 Trump voters, say top five priorities right now, the Epstein list would be on at least half of them.

1:43:17 And Iran strikes would maybe be on one, maybe. And then people like Ben Shapiro come out and say, the Iran strikes was a top issue. That's what people voted for. No, they didn't, you liar. Nobody voted for the Epstein list. Nobody cares about the Epstein. Who are you running cover for, Ben? So it's just a blatant lie, a blatant misrepresentation from a COVID vaccine pusher, from a never-Trumper, Ben Shapiro, from a foreign country First maybe even operative asset Ben Shapiro, and he says oh nobody voted for the Epstein files I get look at the fallout post all this debacle I Guarantee you you pull a hundred Trump voters at least 50 of them will say top five issue is the Epstein files And by the way, that's not even just Trump voters look at the Trump administration

1:44:12 Kash Patel talked about it for years. Dan Bongino talked about it for years. Pam Bondi talked about it for years. Even Donald Trump talked about it. Nobody was running around talking about, we need to strike Iran, we need to strike Iran, we need to strike Iran, except maybe Ben Shapiro and Mark Levin. Oh, but it's, oh no, no, no, no, that, no, no, no, people wanted these strikes. They didn't want the Epstein list. If there's a silver lining, it's your, I mean, people are being exposed big time. I mean, anybody who's running cover for the Epstein operation is just, Totally exposed now. Anybody that's prioritizing Iran strikes just totally exposed now. So that's either a silver lining or I guess if you want to believe Trump is such a mastermind, he's doing it all intentionally. But they, folks, the whole thing was such a disaster. So now they're covering their own ass and they're saying, oh well, maybe we'll give you a list. Oh, maybe there is a list. Just what are you doing? But you know what, I'll say, Ana Paulina Luna, I think they grow some teeth on this.

1:45:19 And I talked to Representative Eric Burleson, who's also on the Declassification Committee. I think they grow some teeth on this. I mean, hell, even if for the very superficial reason of politics to just... I mean, this is a total win. This is a total win. Why do you think the Democrats are now coming out and calling for this? It's a total political win. So yeah, I mean, you want to gain some political capital, You want to, you want to gain some, some extra support ahead of the midterms. Yeah. Come out and call for the release of the Epstein files. Like, hell yeah. Now I'm not saying that's why Anna Paulina Luna or Eric Burleson or the others are doing it, but it's also a very real phenomenon. But my point is they, I could see them growing some teeth on this. So there's already a fracture in the house if we're being perfectly honest. And I know they all ended up voting. Most of them voting for the big, beautiful bill, but they had their arm twisted behind their back.

1:46:24 But there's that a lot of the House Republicans that are probably closer politically aligned to, you know, say this audience than your neocon establishment. They're a little, they're getting a little frayed right now with how things are going. And they don't want to come out publicly about it, but just trust me, there's fray. There's fray in the House. So they could grow some teeth on this and have a special counsel or start having hearings In fact, I would even say that there's a very strong chance that that ends up happening in the next 12 months. And things move so slow in government, so I don't expect anything anytime soon. But I can see Kash Patel, I can see Pam Bondi having to testify in front of Congress about this. Absolutely. And if they form a special council or if the Declassification Committee really wants to show its teeth, that will happen.

CHAPTER 24 / 45 Discussion

Mark Epstein Interview, Allegations Against Donald Trump

Mark Epstein, brother of Jeffrey Epstein, appeared on Piers Morgan's program to suggest that Donald Trump may have been involved in Jeffrey's death to silence him. Schroer dismisses the claim as baseless but uses the opportunity to mock the "missing 60 seconds" of jail footage. The segment concludes that while the Trump connection is unlikely, the suspicious circumstances of the death prove someone was responsible for the hit.

mark epstein· piers morgan· donald trump· jeffrey epstein· assassination· conspiracy

1:47:20 So if Bondi and Patel don't want to end up in front of Congress testifying on the Epstein files, then they better get moving. And this cover your ass campaign that we're all witnessing is not going to do it. Not going to do it. Even Epstein's brother take this for what it's worth. And obviously, you know, he's no fan of Trump here. So I'm not in agreement with what he's saying, but First of all, it's kind of funny, but at the end of it, it's just reality what he says at the end of it. This is Epstein's brother Mark Epstein on Piers Morgan last night in clip 22. You got Bundy, you got Patel, you got Bach, all of these people work for Trump. Okay? So if they're covering up for somebody, who do you think they might be covering up for?

1:48:17 So you think they're covering up for President Trump? Everybody is looking at little pieces of this and coming up with kind of theories, but people really take the time because there's a lot of facts, there's a lot of information. People who take the time and really investigate this thoroughly all come to the pretty much conclusion that maybe Trump was behind this. Wow. Maybe Jeff was killed to quiet them. You think President Trump has something to do with Epstein, your brother, being killed? I wouldn't write that off. Because if you look at all of the evidence we have and all of the facts, not opinions, and all of the facts, it... That wouldn't be something I would dismiss. I mean, that's an extraordinary thing to say, but there is zero evidence that Donald Trump had anything to do with your brother's death. Well, somebody did.

1:49:15 Well, somebody did. Well, that's that's yeah, exactly. Now, I don't agree that it's Trump, but you know that that is kind of a funny thing. Trump should maybe maybe Trump should just come out and say, yeah, I killed him. You killed a pedophile. You killed a child rapist. It's like it's not exactly a loss. You know, I just, I had enough of the creep. I have to admit it. That 60 seconds missing, it was me. I went in with my own bare hands. I choked him out, okay? I choked him out. I couldn't stand that little pervert. I couldn't stand that little creep. I'd heard enough. He had to be wiped out. He had to be taken out. Sick man. Couldn't exist on this planet anymore, okay? Couldn't exist. Had to be taken out. So I did it. I went in there and I choked him with my bare hands. It's true. I did it.

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Methylene Blue Science, Cellular Health and Glucose Uptake

The science behind Methylene Blue is explored, focusing on its ability to turn superoxide into water and heal damaged mitochondrial pathways. The compound is noted for increasing glucose uptake in the brain, which enhances cognitive focus similar to the mental energy used by chess masters. Personal anecdotes describe the substance relieving chronic back pain and lifting long-term brain fog.

methylene blue· mitochondria· oxidative stress· glucose uptake· chronic pain· senescent cells

1:50:07 I think you should be thanking me, actually. I think it's a good thing that that sick creep is no longer here. Okay? So it was me, Donald J. Trump, with my own bare hands. He's not here. Now, obviously, I'm kidding, but as he said, somebody did it! When it comes to supplements, I am somebody that's like a... same way that I am with a Mac user. I'm incredible at using a computer. I have no idea how. and I understand the effects and benefits of supplements. I use them, but I have no idea how they work. So like with methylene blue, for example, I found that within 30 minutes of taking it, I have improved focus, improved short-term memory, improved energy. But if I take it late in the day, it doesn't interfere with my ability to sleep, which is very rare for something like this. I get a tingly feeling in my

1:50:53 Fingertips, it's almost like it's improving my circulation. My wife has chronic pain in her lower back because she's been a ballet instructor for many years. And when she takes it, it goes away for 48 hours. What is actually the science behind why this substance is so powerful? Your wife, she has kind of unexplained chronic mild to moderate lower back pain, right? There's no injury there. There's no systemic problem. It just, it aches, it hurts, right? So our cells have something called the haplock limit, right? So your cells over the course of your life, they divide, they divide again and again and again. And around like 48 divisions or something is the number, around 48 divisions,

1:51:31 It's not that you become like a Cronenberg monster and you start getting like cancerous tumors all over you, but we as humans, as we get older, we develop these things called senescent cells. Now normally, if we didn't live in like a plastic and chemical infested hell pit, we would have a normal amount and our improved lifestyle and modern living should be able to propel us to be like, we should all be 100 years old. But why are we all dying? Why is our life expectancy dropping? It's very simple. We live in an environment that's like four or five packs of cigarettes a day on top of everything that everyone else is doing. We all drink out of plastic. We're all around all these carcinogens and whatnot. Everything in our environment is toxic.

1:52:10 What something like methylene blue does is it is a very potent antioxidant to such a degree that actually goes into the cell and takes the first oxidative stress agent that's produced, O2 superoxide, and turns it into water. Really? What it does, it's an alternate way for electrons to be given to the cell. So if you have cellular damage like these senescent cells that have built up over time, and you have these mitochondrial energy pathways that just don't work anymore because the system is dysfunctional, the methylene blue can come in and do the broken job and actually heal something that was never thought to have been able to be healed. Amazing. So that explains why it can help with things like aches and pains. Obviously, do your own research. Do your own research.

1:52:53 We're talking about like in vivo, in cellular studies. This is just what it does to the cell. And is this the same mechanism that results in things like feeling like you have more energy and focus? Is it all as a result of this one thing that it does? Definitely a part of it. They have other effects too on other receptors. For example, methylene blue radically increases glucose uptake in the brain. So it makes you better and more efficient at using your sugar. We all know the brain uses like 25% of the calories in the body or something crazy. They've done studies that chess masters burn like 5,000 calories in a day in a tournament because they're so focused on directing energy to their mind as they're thinking so critically that it's like almost like an Olympic athlete. Well think about this stuff. It operates in a very similar way. That's the real thing methylene blue does.

1:53:33 I really believe in this product. A lot of people have bought our Methylene Blue. Our Methylene Blue is incredible. I take it personally. I was taking Methylene Blue about like two months before this all happened. Yeah. And I was like, oh, awesome. I want to come help with this because it's so cool. Right. Yeah. I mean, like this is a solid product. Take this in the morning. A couple hours later, you'll experience the cognitive benefits of it. Yeah, I've noticed that it helps with focus, short-term memory, things like that. Have you noticed that it helps you get through the day too? Big time. I mean, when you're looking at energy, this is boosting your own innate processes and making them work like they should. This is a shockingly, statistically significant and effective metabolic compound that has been studied for almost 200 years. It's very powerful, very potent, and it's available. So you can get yours today.

CHAPTER 26 / 45 Discussion

Alan Dershowitz, Epstein Document Suppression Claims

Alan Dershowitz claims that documents in the Epstein case are being willfully suppressed by judges to protect specific individuals, including both politicians and business leaders. While Dershowitz maintains his own innocence, he argues for total transparency and the release of all records to expose false accusers and perpetrators alike. He states he is currently bound by judicial confidentiality but knows the names of those being protected.

alan dershowitz· jeffrey epstein· document suppression· cover-up· false accusers· confidentiality

1:54:23 All right, so this is getting even weirder now. And maybe Elon Musk needs to address this as well with some of the accusations that he's made. But we know that, I mean, Trump admitted he flew on Epstein's jet once, but he never went to the island. It was a situation where Trump's plane was having technical malfunctions and he needed to travel. So Epstein wasn't even on the flight with him, but he was able to ride in his jet. So Trump hasn't hidden that. And then Musk came out and mentioned Bannon, which I don't think Bannon is involved in any Epstein crap. And then it turns out that Bannon was doing the interview exposing Jeffrey Epstein. Forgot to air that clip, maybe we will eventually. So maybe that's why Bannon's name was brought up because Bannon interviewed Epstein and called him a monster about all the sick crap that he did. So I don't think Bannon was involved in anything corrupt either. But then there was Alan Dershowitz whose name was brought up in all of this. And I think he even defended Epstein at one point.

1:55:24 But now listen to the claim and Sean Spicer just shared this and Tom Fitton shared this. Listen to this claim from Alan Dershowitz. I guess this was earlier today guys. Go ahead. This is not an opinion. This is a fact. I have seen, remember I was accused falsely and they have seen. and ultimately I was completely cleared. The woman admitted that she may have mistook me for somebody else and withdrew all of her lawsuits. And so from day one, from the day I was accused, I said I want every document out because I knew every document would prove I was innocent. So let me tell you, I know for a fact documents are being suppressed.

1:56:00 and they're being suppressed to protect individuals. I know the names of the individuals. I know why they're being suppressed. I know who's suppressing them, but I'm bound by confidentiality from a judge and cases, and I can't disclose what I know, but I, hand to God, I know, I know the names of people whose files are being suppressed in order to protect them, and that's wrong. Just out of curiosity, without names, are these politicians, business leaders, both? They're everything. And let me tell you, a lot of them are, at least one of them is somebody who was accused. Others are accusers. And the judges have said, if somebody calls themselves a victim, we're not gonna give any information about them. But they may not be victims. They may be perpetrators. So we don't have information.

1:56:53 about false accusers. And we know there have been many false accusers who have accused innocent people for money and those records are being deliberately willfully suppressed and they shouldn't be suppressed. If the accusation is allowed out, so should the material that diminishes the credibility of the accuser. We want total transparency on this. Every single document, no redaction. That's what I've said from day one. I waive any of my rights to privacy, anything there is about me, I'm happy because it will be exculpatory because I know I haven't touched a woman other than my wife from the day I met Jeffrey Epstein. I don't even hug people.

1:57:31 But I was falsely accused and I was able to prove it and I was able to prove it through documents and I want other people to be able to disprove false accusations through documents, but these documents are being suppressed and withheld. All right, so two minutes of Dershowitz there and look, I'm not saying I trust Alan Dershowitz as far as I could throw him, but He obviously has a vested interest for transparency here as he just explained. So I don't doubt that his interest in transparency is to protect himself. I don't doubt that for a minute. And he's not mincing words when it comes to that. But now you have Alan Dershowitz who was involved in these cases and he's saying, I mean, he's just saying it's a cover up. That's what he's saying. He's saying it's a cover up. There's no other way to put this. So

CHAPTER 27 / 45 Discussion

Augustus DiRico, Rainmaker Cloud Seeding and Texas Floods

Augustus DiRico, CEO of Rainmaker, addresses accusations that his cloud seeding company caused the recent catastrophic floods in Texas. DiRico reports receiving death threats and doxing attempts against his family. He clarifies the difference between his small-scale precipitation enhancement for farms and large-scale geoengineering, praising the EPA's Lee Zeldin for promising transparency on atmospheric programs.

augustus dirico· rainmaker· cloud seeding· texas floods· epa· lee zeldin· death threats

1:58:22 Again, I don't know who's running comms or who's running PR over at the Department of Justice. Obviously, Bongino and Patel are just like, you know, they feel like they're floating. They feel like they have no gravity, no connection to earth anymore. When you see their interviews in Body Language, they're just like, oh God, because they know what's going on. And Bonny is just making everything worse. So the coverup is on, everybody knows it. And now they've dug such a hole, they have to prioritize the Epstein list instead of trade deals and deportations and everything else because the Epstein list is now such a disaster. So there you go, Dershowitz involved in the case says the cover up is on. Joining me in studio now is Augustus DiRico, CEO of Rainmaker, rainmaker.com. And well, A, you have been a very busy man lately. And I know that we talked

1:59:16 Yesterday and there have been some developments since we spoke yesterday so we can get to the the issue of cloud seeding and a lot of these floods that are happening and then you can talk about the science and everything else but Did you anticipate and I guess it's so hard to anticipate this stuff, but I'm assuming the reason you're doing a media tour is obviously to get ahead of accusations and to get people to understand what cloud seeding is, the science behind it, what your company does versus maybe programs that happen at NASA or other government programs that we might call geoengineering and differentiating between the two.

1:59:52 And so now though it's taken a negative turn. Do you want to start talking about that? Because I know what happens sometimes in the political world. It's like you come out here with, okay, I'm going to do X to get Y result and then you get the Z result and you're just like floored by it. So what has happened since we spoke less than 24 hours ago? Yeah, there's been two primary developments. And just for context again, right? Like I run a cloud seeding company. We make it rain or snow more a little bit for farms when they are in need of water during droughts. We cannot produce anything near what the floods in Texas consisted of, right? Like those trillions of gallons of water. There's been two things that have come up in the last 24 hours. The first of which is

2:00:40 People have come after not just me, but after my family. And do I, again, does my heart break for the people of Texas that were affected by this? Yeah, absolutely. Do I sympathize with people that are concerned and skeptical about cloud seeding? Absolutely, and I'm trying to answer questions as transparently as possible, continuously, so that people trust in the tech. Now, that being said, I can handle death threats, right? I'm perfectly capable of managing that. I'm a guy, I'm 25. That's just part of the business. But to threaten either to dox or harm my family, which has been happening for the last 12 hours, is reprehensible. And the people that, one, are doing that will be held to account. And then two, the people that are online needlessly and knowingly inciting violence against my family,

2:01:26 When they have all the information, they know that cloud seeding was not responsible for the floods that ensued. I think that that is beyond inappropriate and I'm happy to talk to any of them in good faith. Even if they're engaging in bad faith, I'm happy to talk to them too because I think the truth will come out. That's the first thing. The second thing is Lee Zedlin, the head of the EPA, came out today and I'm extraordinarily grateful for this. Came out saying that the EPA is going to release all the information that they have on geoengineering chemtrails contrails I think that it's important to distinguish between cloud seeding which is this technology that's existed in the United States for 80 years that brings more water to farms when they need it and Stratospheric aerosol injection and other such technologies that are being used to Block solar radiation and then cool the planet's temperature. Um, and

2:02:18 I have continuously, like I said, tried to be totally transparent. I'm glad that the EPA and our government, at least on this one issue, right, like pretty different than your last segment, but at least on this one issue are trying to be as transparent as possible with all the information that they have because I think in so doing, We'll find the truth and also know what is good for us and what's bad for us Well, I actually said that earlier, too I think Lee Zeldin has been one of the best appointments from Trump if anybody still has an a on the report card Zeldin might be might be one of the only ones left that that has an a and you know, I I kind of We were talking about this earlier. I hate redundancy and I think the interview we did yesterday was like as good as it got I felt like there was nothing left on the table from my perspective. I don't know if there's anything left on the table from your perspective. So, you know, I would just say this because when it when it first hit Texas

CHAPTER 28 / 45 Discussion

Cloud Seeding Mechanics, Project Stormfury and Scale Disparity

DiRico explains that Rainmaker uses silver iodide to freeze small water droplets into rain, but the scale is minuscule compared to the trillions of gallons that flooded Texas. He notes that his team seeded only two clouds with 70 grams of material before suspending operations due to the approach of Tropical Storm Barry. The discussion touches on "Project Stormfury," a historical US government attempt at hurricane modification that has been dormant for 50 years.

silver iodide· tropical storm barry· meteorology· project stormfury· flash flood alley· drones

2:03:08 and people were looking into your company, and then they were looking into some of the projects. Obviously, I look at that and I say, okay, I want to investigate this. I want to see what's going on. And it ended up being you were the one, you were trying to reach out to media to address it. So I didn't even have to make the effort to reach out. You guys reached out to me to address this. And so the conclusion I've reached is pretty clear here. Now, the technology might exist to do this large scale, not with your company. Your company doesn't do it. And since we now have the crazy weather going on all across the country, now my conspiracy tinfoil hat is like in a total another direction. Like is this China or something else? You know, they tried to sneak in biological terror weapons. Could this be some sort of a weather weapon? I mean, yeah, my 10 foot foil hat is on here. But yeah, the conclusion that I've reached is your company doesn't even have near the capacity to do this. And even in the past with Texas weather modification issues,

2:04:03 where some of the agricultural plains have been flooded and they kind of overdid it, like in Houston a few years back. They come out and they address it and they address the public. And so really, whether you agree with the Texas Weather Modification Program or not, they have been very transparent. You can go to their hearings. Do you know when the next hearing is? Are you gonna be at the next hearing? I'm sure they're gonna be addressing all this. Yeah, there may be a special one next week, both with the governor and then also the TDLR. And I will be at all of those into the future, not just until this is resolved, but so that as long as people do have questions, because I think they will for a long time, we're going to be happy to answer them. And I'll also say too, right, like with respect to death threats and doxing threats, again, I can handle that. But like the farmers that are just trying to water their crops from the South Texas Weather Modification Association, they are not responsible for this. Like if- So they're getting it too? Yeah, yeah, they are.

2:04:59 Well, if I may make a suggestion, don't rely on the government to find out any of that information. I've learned that the hard way. They don't. So you may want to go into the private sector. Even the FBI can't seem to find out people that are responsible for death threats and doxing and swatting. So that's just that's just a little aside. You've I mean, how many you've probably done a dozen interviews since all of this began. Has anybody. Has anybody not been convinced? Has anybody looked at you and said, I think you're lying or I'm not convinced? During an interview, no. That hasn't happened.

2:05:35 I'm happy to answer hardball questions. People can press me on whatever they're interested in. And I think that to some extent that they have, and I have pretty clear answers and am not culpable. So insofar as they're interested in the truth and they get the truth, we're all on the same page. I will say there have been some people from the blaze that have refused to talk to us and have implicitly justified and insinuated that violence ought to be committed against Rainmaker and my family. So again, happy to talk to those people. I think that our Lord is a forgiving one. Jesus Christ, to be clear, by the way, a lot of people have talked about space lasers and my early life in the last couple days. Do you have a Wikipedia page yet? No, I don't. I don't. Early life. Only some might get that.

2:06:26 Well, when you explain the science to me, and maybe feel free to explain it here to this audience since we did that yesterday on my show. When you explain what your company actually does and really all things considered when you talk about the atmosphere, clouds, everything, it's minuscule. It's minuscule. You explain it as like a bag of Skittles maybe. So why don't you get into that? Because to me, that's This is just the reality of it. What it is that you guys do is so small in comparison to this that, I mean, you would have to amp up, basically, you'd have to ramp up your operations like a million fold to even get something like this if it was even possible. I don't know, you know the science, not me. But so why don't you say exactly

2:07:09 what it is you guys do, the science behind it, the actual measurements, and then people can understand, yeah, okay, this cloud seeding program couldn't even do this. It's not even in your capacity. Yeah, absolutely. So what cloud seeding is is a water supply tool. It's a technology that identifies clouds that have droplets of water in them that are too small to naturally precipitate. And then when we identify those clouds with either radar or probes, we'll fly a plane or drone up into them. release a material called silver iodide that then freezes the drops into big enough, heavy enough snowflakes such that they fall and melt back into rain or if it's cold, stay as snow. The best cloud seeding operations we've ever seen can produce something like 10 million gallons of precipitation, less than a centimeter over the course of hours. Now that's useful for farms and that's useful for- You're talking about a centimeter like in a rain dropper, you can see the- Exactly, exactly.

2:08:04 And the storm that we had in Texas, right? Like rivers rose 20 plus feet. That was a trillion plus gallons of water that precipitated there. So a million times larger than what our tech is capable of. Now, I've been very transparent about this. We do have programs in Texas. We were operating on the 2nd of July. Now, we seeded two clouds on the 2nd of July with about 70 grams worth of material. That's like eight to 10 skittles worth of silver iodide. Those clouds dissipated over the course of two hours after we seeded them, and then we suspended all operations because our meteorologists proactively identified that there was an inflow of moisture from the Gulf, from Tropical Storm Barry. We have what are called suspension criteria from the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, and we have the same things with the Utah Department of Natural Resources, the Colorado Department of Natural Resources, the Oregon Department of Agriculture.

2:08:57 Those suspension criteria say if there is a flash flood warning posted by the National Weather Service Then we have to suspend operations and so not only did we comply with all those regulations But we proactively suspended them beforehand and the material that we dispersed it could not have persisted in the atmosphere To impact the tropical storm remnants whatsoever So just in terms of scale Like there was no way we could have produced that much water even if we had seeded the storm. We didn't seed the storm. We complied with all the regulations around cloud seeding and also stopped proactively before even the state would have required us to. In order to have produced as much water as came down in that event, you would need to like warm up the gulf to generate a ton of convection and then subsequent cloud formation and then have that cloud.

2:09:45 and whole system blow in over the US. It's worth saying that the US government has tried to do hurricane suppression and modification in the past. Project Stormfury was something we did where we tried to fly out over the Atlantic. seed hurricanes, not seed as in create, but as in disperse silver iodide into to precipitate water out and lower the velocities of the winds of the storm before they hit the eastern seaboard. As far as I know, that hasn't been conducted in the US for the last 50 years. But I think that Rainmaker might get into the business of foiling the government just so that we can get any information about what they have been up to, if anything, in the last few years.

CHAPTER 29 / 45 Discussion

Weather Modification Regulation, Land Hurricane Phenomenon

The regulatory process for cloud seeding in Texas involves the Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR), which sets suspension criteria during flood warnings. DiRico discusses the "land hurricane" phenomenon observed in Austin, attributing the persistent swirling storm to the convergence of Tropical Storm Barry and a Pacific weather system. He maintains that while the weather was unusual, it was a natural meteorological event.

tdlr· weather modification· land hurricane· radar· convergence· austin weather

2:10:23 i like that idea let me know if you need an attorney for that uh... my my attorney loves sending for a request now we sent quite a few sometimes successfully uh... it's it proves to be more difficult than you anticipate at times here's a question for you there there's three let's say there's three different factors here there's there's your company there's the private sector the farmers right is ever who's ever utilizing your technology and then there's the government and their oversight so when there's a situation where let's say a farm is looking for some precipitation. A potential cloud comes in that you can seed into extra precipitation.

2:10:58 Where where does the decision process go from there? Is that a decision that rainmaker makes is that a decision that the farmers make is that a decision that the government makes is there some sort of a Process where all three parties are involved or who who makes the decision that okay, the environment is right Go up and seed this cloud Yeah So the state gives you the parameters right like you can't see it under these conditions because that could risk flooding right so they said when When you're not allowed to write then the farms, they're paying for closing the municipalities. They're paying for clouds eating because they just desperately need more water. Not right now, obviously, but generally in West Texas or in South Texas, there's persistent drought conditions. The aquifers are drawn down. They essentially always want more water. And so

2:11:43 Rainmaker is the one that ultimately decides when to seed based on what our meteorologists say are the right conditions. And then also like even if our customers want more water, we have to act in a manner that does no harm, right? And not only does no harm, but complies with the regulations. So it's ultimately Rainmaker's decision when to seed or not to. The farmers basically want us to all the time. Well, and for people that don't live in Austin, Usually, I always say it's 100 days, 100 of 100s, 100 days of 100 degree weather. I mean, it's usually every summer by August, September, it's just like total drought, total dryness everywhere, fire conditions, high alert, they have all the alerts going on. And so that's something obviously farmers would say, hey, if we can get a little extra out of these summer months, then we'll try to find a way to do that. So obviously you can serve a purpose there.

2:12:38 I guess it's either delayed right now, I don't know if this weather is going to continue, it was raining all day yesterday, the sun is finally out today, it looks like it's going to get hot again. But okay, looking at this recent weather, now I don't know, are you... You're more of like a chemist scientist type. Do you study meteorology at all? I studied physics in college before I dropped out and for this business, I have to study a lot of meteorology. Yeah. Have you been paying attention to the weather patterns here in Texas at all? Like watching all the floods happen? Yeah, yeah, very closely. Like watching the radar? Yep, yep. Have you ever seen anything like it? There have been

2:13:16 ridiculous one in a hundred-year floods multiple times over the last hundred years right like that area of texas that did flood uh... the it's called like flash flood alley by some uh... so have have ever seen like have ever seen anything like this in operating a rainmaker uh... no this is this is new to the company these conditions. Have I looked back at historical data and seen comparable weather systems roll through? Yeah, I have. Well, I guess I was getting more specifically like I was traveling on the 4th of July. It was storming on the 4th of July here, and I was just trying to wait until the rain would stop. So I'm just monitoring the radar, and I've just been kind of a weather radar hawk for whatever reason. It just interests me watching it. And so I was like, OK, I'm monitoring the radar, and it looks like OK, right here at this time, everything is going to pass through and the rain is going to stop.

2:14:07 And for whatever reason, and I called it a land hurricane, I'd never, it just stuck. It just like, it kept swirling. When normally every other weather pattern I've studied on radar, it goes one direction, it's very specific in Austin. It always goes the same direction, it always splits at the same direction, it always dissipates at the same, it's like 98%. This one like swirled and like just stuck around and it just rained all day. I mean, do you think that's natural or is my tinfoil hat too tall right now? i'm a big temple had to so i i'm sympathetic to it uh... most the time you do see the systems blow through and keep going in one direction right rather than persisting over a particular area and it persisting over that area is part of why the flooding was so severe because it just kept dumping in the same location uh... i think you should trust but verify right talk to the meteorologist about this talk to other people about this besides me uh... but from what i've seen what a bunch of other medicine said is that this

2:15:03 land hurricane, right? It stayed where it did because it was not just Tropical Storm Barry that blew through, but it was the convergence of that and a system from the Pacific. So where usually you have winds in just one direction, in this case we had two convergent that got it to persist in that area much longer than it otherwise would have or longer than most storms do. So I think that that was probably natural as well. You know, one of the interesting parts about this and and now you could even say I guess maybe rainmaker or you individually is kinda leading this cause I I mentioned this earlier 10 years ago 20 years ago people would have said you're crazy it doesn't exist now every once while you'll even find on TV some of these local meteorologist in fact I think another one just it I think another one just happened where the meteorologist will be seen watching the rail and say okay I

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China Weather Modification, Winglong 2 Drones and Pollution Control

China is reported to have the world's most advanced weather modification program, with an annual budget of $1.4 billion. They utilize Winglong 2 military drones and advanced nanoparticles like titanium dioxide to induce rain and suppress hail. Similar technology is being used in India to precipitate air pollution out of the atmosphere in cities like New Delhi to improve public health.

china· winglong 2· weather modification· titanium dioxide· delhi· air pollution

2:15:50 This is a cloud seeding thing or oh, this is what they call military chaff. So now even Meteorologists are like no, this is natural. This isn't So the crazy tinfoil hat wearers from 10, 20 years ago have now been totally proven right. You're out here just saying, hey, this is the science, this is the product that we're talking about here. So there kind of is this silver lining where there is a bit of a, I don't know if you want to say awakening or it's an awareness thing, but no longer can people deny that man-made weather modification is happening now you could debate what degree but now it's it that that's a reality that nobody can deny yeah a hundred percent and I feel bad for all the people that were aware of weather modification in the last two decades that have been calling it out there were told they were insane for believing it was real because you know

2:16:41 whether the particularities of how big the weather mod operations were and the claims about them were correct. Like they were told that they were crazy when this stuff was actually happening and has been real for decades. So I'm glad that the consciousness has risen on this and the people are able to ask questions. You know, I think that it probably makes sense to, we can't in like real time say where our pilots are operating because people will probably try to kill them at this point. But like near real-time reporting and meteorologists and like public meteorologists on news stations Being notified when these activities are happening so they can report on them and their effect that totally makes sense We should totally keep doing that you talked about China's different programs at this. Do you think?

2:17:26 Obviously our government's not gonna be fully transparent about this what they've been doing for almost a hundred years China might may or may not be more transparent Who do you think has the most advanced science? Who do you think has the most advanced programs when it comes to this stuff? Do you think it's China? Do you think it's America? I think China's blown us out of the water on this no pun intended. No, no pun They they They upped their annual budget from $300 million in spend per year to $1.4 billion in spend on just weather modification this past year. They're taking their military drones, right? The equivalent of our MQ-9 Reaper, theirs is called the Winglong 2. They retrofitted those military drones and are using them for cloud seeing flights right now. People have said a lot of stuff about nanoparticles, right?

2:18:15 They've engineered specific titanium dioxide coatings onto salt particles to attract water much more so than even salt does like they're doing insane levels of research both on how to get up into cloud what materials should be used in the seating itself. They have more radar built out in the country than they ever have been before. They're investing in more sophisticated radar to do this kind of monitoring. They're not only doing precipitation enhancement, they're actively trying to do severe flood mitigation, they're trying to do hail suppression. And it's kind of interesting because China is a whole can of worms, but while they have all these crazy advanced programs, if you look up pictures online, there's some pictures of just guys with howitzers that are blasting clouds or really big drums to try to make enough noise to shake stuff out of the cloud. So I think they're experimenting with a lot. Some of it's very advanced,

2:19:06 The thing about it that is most interesting is they're not just keeping it within China. We already know that they are exporting this tech abroad. In Thailand at the Royal Rainmaking Department, in Malaysia and Singapore, and then in the Middle East increasingly, they're exporting their tech, selling it at a loss just to gain maybe some soft power, collaboration, but also it doesn't take a crazy conspiracy theorist to think that like, Whoever has leverage over what kind of weather happens and what water comes down will have leverage, right? They will have more soft influence and soft power that way. And so I think I'm an American, I care about America. I don't really wanna get concerned with all of these international geopolitics. I want us to take care of things here and be a sovereign country. But insofar as this is in America's interest to export this tech so that it's not the Chinese that are controlling weather around the world,

2:20:08 Like, we should invest in this more and not ban it at the very least. You know, China had some of the worst air pollution in the world. Is this something that could maybe even be used to curtail that? Like, air pollution really bad? You bring down a large rainfall and clear it up a little bit? So not only is China cloud seeding to precipitate all of the pollution out of the air, India is doing it too in a huge way, right? Delhi and New Delhi are some of the most polluted cities in the world. They're inducing precipitation to get all this particulate out out of the air, down onto the ground, then you have to deal with it on the ground, obviously. But at the very least, then people aren't respiring, they're not breathing all of these toxic chemicals coming from industrial production. So yeah, it can be used for that as well. And we're up against a break here. I'll ask you a couple more questions about this, because we kind of addressed this yesterday. But I think maybe the final question for people that might have concerns would be, well, where

CHAPTER 31 / 45 Discussion

Future of Weather Tech, Hurricane Suppression and Resource Management

The future of weather technology is compared to Neuralink and AI, presenting a moral debate on mastering the environment. DiRico envisions a future where technology can suppress Category 5 hurricanes or end water rationing in drought-stricken cities like Phoenix and Las Vegas. The goal is described as creating a more abundant, "green and lush" United States through prayerful stewardship of physics and engineering.

neuralink· ai· hurricane suppression· lake travis· water rationing· phoenix

2:20:57 Where do you see this technology going or what is your vision of the future? And I compared it yesterday to something like Elon Musk and Neuralink where or like even RFK jr. Says we need to have wearables and obviously that's what they want They want us all microchipped not to get off base, but it's like yeah, I don't want to get a microchip I don't like the idea of humans connecting to machines I don't like that but at the same time if I get in a car accident and I lose my ability to walk and if there's a Neuralink technology that can make me walk again. It's like well, how am I gonna? How am I gonna deny myself or somebody else that so, you know? These are kind of more of the moral arguments, but we'll talk about that on the other side real leadership the essence of leadership is Showing people how it's done so that they understand it's the right way and getting them to adopt it. I

2:21:45 And being a leader means you go against the tide when the tide is wrong. You go against the crowd when the crowd is wrong. You go against the establishment when the establishment is degenerate and sick. And then by example, and by confidence, and by will, and by strength, then the timid join you. Because then it costs nothing to be a patriot, quote the great Mark Twain. In the beginning, the patriot is a scarce man hated, feared, and scorned. But in time when his cause succeeds, the timid join him because then it costs nothing to be a patriot. The patriot is a scarce man, hated, feared, scorned. But in time when his cause succeeds,

2:22:32 Cause succeeds, the timid join him, because then it costs nothing to be a patriot. And when you commit to something worthy and good, it is not a weight. It is everything. It is your greatest strength. It becomes your soul to risk your life for freedom. It's what God forged you in his mind as he created your soul before he even put you in your mother's womb. He knew you. Now, back to our program.

2:23:34 So, we were talking about this in the break, how you're kind of in an interesting position and you're getting a lot of positive, you're getting a lot of negative obviously. And who knows if you even anticipated this, you just wanted to come out and say, hey here's what's really going on, we had nothing to do with this disaster, let me explain what's going on. And I was kind of saying how maybe you didn't anticipate this but now you kind of have a chance to be at the front of this. and you can target, hey, here's what really goes on. If you want to be afraid of weather modification and geoengineering and aerosol injection and all this stuff, like, here's that, here's that, and then here's what I'm doing. So you've kind of unintentionally put yourself in a position to be at the front of this. I'm not sure if you want that, considering what you've had to go through in the last 24 hours, but, you know, here you are. And somebody was saying that you're being scapegoated for all of this.

2:24:24 which i would i would i think is accurate that you know people find a disaster and then they want to find out who's to blame and so you've just there you are you've you've you've got your company there you've only been around for two years by the way the uh... cloud seeding you do is very very minuscule compared to what we've witnessed here do you think that's fair to say you've been scapegoated here uh... yeah yeah i think so and i i think like probably for two reasons and maybe a third uh... I think that when a tragedy strikes, people do want to find someone responsible because if someone is responsible and you stop them, then tragedies will stop. That's not the case here. And still like I.

2:25:03 My heart still breaks for all the people that even are threatening to kill me because they think we're responsible and I hope to engage with them over time and maybe at least clarify what we do and what we're not responsible for. I think the second reason is, and candidly, right, like it gets eyeballs, it gets engagement. I think there's a lot of people, HustleBitch is the name of the account on X that probably is the greatest defender of this, of inciting people to believe that Shouldn't even say his name on air I guess but probably inciting people to believe that we're somehow responsible The third thing that comes up, you know is people saying well Augustus is the unaware unintentional fall guy for some other like larger nefarious Cabal right like maybe maybe there is some sort of large-scale malicious government weather modification program going on and I'm just gonna be the one that is blamed because I'm trying to do something in earnest and this is a convenient way to

2:26:02 you know, cover their trail. I haven't seen evidence of that yet. I don't think that's the case. I certainly hope that's not the case. But, you know, we mentioned earlier like FOIAs to figure out what the government is and isn't doing with WeatherMod probably makes sense. Yeah, and this is where you can kind of, if that's the role you want to play, you never anticipated it until this last week. But yeah, that would be one way to do it. But see, generally I think that that's You know, even that's where I've landed from saying, okay, I'm skeptical. Let me look into this, talking to you, doing the interviews and I'm in agreement. It's like, hey, whatever Rainmaker is doing is like, whether you like it or not, that's like a centimeter compared to the.

2:26:40 The the massive feet of water that that the government could inject or anything else to go on It's like yeah, you guys are like this little brand new to the party just getting started two years in really all things considered rather smaller projects compared to what the government can do and it's like you're all the sudden becoming the fall guy and uh... when who knows what the government capabilities are we we do know a lot about what goes on in china so again it's like you said i understand why you end up being at the uh... the scapegoat for this but there's just you guys don't have the capability just period you do you literally do not have the tech or the the resources to engage in something this big yeah yeah i know and nor close and that's sad right like

2:27:25 I think that because there are persistent droughts, right, like I will continue to and so will my team and hopefully more folks will continue to research what the capabilities of cloud seeding are because obviously right now Texas does not need more water. But places like Phoenix, places like Las Vegas that are in persistent drought with cities that are at risk of turning water off to their residences. Like if we can- Rationing water. Rationing water, yeah, exactly. Telling people that they can't grow grass on their lawns, telling people to take shorter showers, right? This is a sort of like anti-human degrowth nonsense that I'm trying to solve for at Rainmaker, right? And so if cloud seeding can improve and we can start to produce more water than just the amounts that we get from our ops now,

2:28:09 uh... i think as long as that's regulated appropriately would be a good thing and i also think that you know i mentioned indonesia thailand I don't think the science is good enough to justify these programs now, but they're researching how to do severe weather mitigation as well. That's going to be even more controversial, I imagine. But if there is a way to use physics and tech and engineering and do it prayerfully, then we should probably investigate ways to mitigate severe weather in the future. Yeah. And, you know, I wanted to talk about the future of it and you kind of get into it there. And we talked about the movie Twister.

2:28:44 how they go in there and they stop these these tornadoes from happening. But absolutely, it's like if we can stop a category five hurricane from destroying Florida, I'd say that's a good thing. If you can stop. uh... an f four from destroying missouri i'd say that's a good thing now you're you know you're you're playing with some stuff here that's okay it's a little questionable we gotta make sure we master it but it would be again just to localize it it's well known here up in lake travis i don't know how where you are of lake travis but if you have a house on lake travis they ration your water and you go to lake travis in june and the water will be way up to here you can go in the end of september and the water is way down to here

2:29:28 So people ration their water and it's like, if we can master our environment and do no harm, right? I mean, that's the ultimate goal is do no harm. It's like, if you can master this stuff and stop a drought from rationing water in California, rationing water in Phoenix, or you can perfect it and make sure you get the highest crop yield per year. I don't know if we're anywhere near that, we're maybe still playing some dangerous games, but it's like, I mean, you can have the moral debate, But again, it comes down to technology is a tool. It can be used for good or it can be used for bad. Yeah, yeah, absolutely. And what I want is a more abundant and green and lush United States than we've ever had before, right? Like I don't want farms that have been operating for the last 200 years in the US to have to close down because they can't pump groundwater anymore and they're not getting the rain that they used to. Like that is the vision that I'm interested in. I'm interested in growth. I'm interested in

2:30:22 a I think there's a lot of debates about AI. I think AI is the biggest thing, the biggest threat we're facing we're not properly addressing. So I don't know if that answers your question. But yeah, I think the issues that we're potentially facing humanity with AI, I don't think we're properly addressing them. No, I don't think so either. And I think one problem with the discourse around AI, right? And this kind of was naturally gonna happen because the AI stuff comes from San Francisco. San Francisco is largely like a godless place.

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AI Ethics, Apollo Moon Landing Debate

A brief tangent covers the ethical development of AI, with DiRico arguing that the technology should be run with a "prayerful mindset" rather than by materialists in San Francisco. The conversation shifts to a lighthearted debate on the validity of the Apollo moon landing videos and the cultural return of the mullet hairstyle among "tech bros" and Appalachians.

ai· san francisco· apollo program· moon landing· space force· mullet

2:29:28 So people ration their water and it's like, if we can master our environment and do no harm, right? I mean, that's the ultimate goal is do no harm. It's like, if you can master this stuff and stop a drought from rationing water in California, rationing water in Phoenix, or you can perfect it and make sure you get the highest crop yield per year. I don't know if we're anywhere near that, we're maybe still playing some dangerous games, but it's like, I mean, you can have the moral debate, But again, it comes down to technology is a tool. It can be used for good or it can be used for bad. Yeah, yeah, absolutely. And what I want is a more abundant and green and lush United States than we've ever had before, right? Like I don't want farms that have been operating for the last 200 years in the US to have to close down because they can't pump groundwater anymore and they're not getting the rain that they used to. Like that is the vision that I'm interested in. I'm interested in growth. I'm interested in

2:30:22 a I think there's a lot of debates about AI. I think AI is the biggest thing, the biggest threat we're facing we're not properly addressing. So I don't know if that answers your question. But yeah, I think the issues that we're potentially facing humanity with AI, I don't think we're properly addressing them. No, I don't think so either. And I think one problem with the discourse around AI, right? And this kind of was naturally gonna happen because the AI stuff comes from San Francisco. San Francisco is largely like a godless place.

2:31:05 If these core technologies are being run with a prayerful mindset of stewardship and not by people that either think the world is just material or have some weird perverse view of things, I think we'll be way better off. And if you look back on the early atomic energy research or the Apollo program, are you a moon landing guy? Do we believe in the moon? I'd say maybe or maybe not we've been to the moon, but the moon landing videos and all that stuff I'd say that was fake. Yeah, I'd say I believe it's fake. Okay, actually no no no I was actually I landed on the moon first and I set up the camera and everything that's what happened. That's tight. Yeah. Yeah, I know well We can't talk about classified information, but yeah, I set up the camera so we could capture the whole thing in that case Thank you for your service

2:31:47 I do think we went to the moon and probably that the videos were real But like the people that were on the Apollo program, right? Like they were trying to bring about like a world that was closer to the kingdom of God and they did so with some humility and I think that we have to keep doing that but like if it is people that are stewarding either technology or like our country writ large and And if they have some moral frame, rather than just being some sort of materialist or, you know, like whatever else you could say about the state of the American psyche. Like if it is people that care about making the world better, then I think we'll be way better. Oh yeah, there's- That's my footage. Guys, guys, guys, show my footage. Show my footage. I caught the Apollo landing. That's my footage right there. I set the camera. No, no, no, the other angle you had, the first angle. Of Earth? That's my footage.

2:32:37 Yeah, I got him. I got him coming off the ship to did you got to hook me up with the time-traveling tech to not only that actually I'm actually a robot and so I don't need oxygen when I'm on the moon to I can adjust my weight settings for gravity as well Oh, so you don't even need Rainmaker to help terraform Mars then you can just hang out there by yourself I can, yes. You lowly pesky humans though, no. Only me, biological androids can do that. Alright, I'm being facetious before the conspiracy theories start flowing. That's funny, I'm not here to have a moon debate. That's not even a big issue of mine, but that is a fun topic. Alright, quickly though.

2:33:15 Do you anticipate there'll be an emergency hearing next week? If so, I mean, you'll be there. Will you be speaking? Yeah, yeah. If that gets firmed up, then I'll let you know. Okay. Do you know, will that hearing be in Austin? Yeah. Okay. Well, that's interesting. Yeah. Do you let me know about that? I'd have an interest in going out there and covering that too. I've covered their hearings before, their annual ones. So that'll be interesting to see. And again, I've always, I've always been consistent with this. The Texas weather modification program has always been transparent. I mean, they've never been... I've never felt like sketchy stuff with them because when I go to the hearings and I question the people that lead it they don't hide from anything and they admit when they get something wrong too. They admit like, oh yeah, we flooded them, we got to dial it back, we got to remeasure. So they've always been consistent with that. And that's why I say if there's something unnatural happening here or there's something else going on, it's way above not just the Texas pay grade, it's way above the Rainmaker pay grade as well. All right.

2:34:09 We're about to air a report that'll kind of put some bookends on us. I'm gonna ask you the toughest question you've ever been asked right now though. Are you ready for this? Let's hear it. Are you trying to bring back the mullet? The mullet, the mullet. I think it's back. I think it's back already. I don't know. I don't know if it's back yet. Are you tr- so you say it's already back? Yeah, I think that among butch lesbians, tech bros, and guys from Appalachia, it's back for sure. Okay, well you heard it here first. He can make it rain and he can also bring back the mullet. Augustus DiRico, you know what, if you have your doubts, he'll answer all your questions.

2:34:46 And, you know, I know you're still getting some attacks from some other friends that I have in the media. I said I'd try to at least give you an opportunity to address those attacks. I think it's extremely unfair what's happening to you personally and your family. They certainly don't deserve that, even if they do think you're some sort of an evildoer. Your family doesn't deserve that. But I don't think you are. I think you're a good person. I'm convinced for whatever that's worth. But you're in the spotlight now, my friend, and so there's no going back. We'll see you through. That's good. That's good. And you know what? I'm a firm believer, and I know you are too, that everything is part of God's plan. So you do with this window of opportunity, this door opening for you what you want. And you know what? You're a young guy, you're a smart guy, and you're not going anywhere.

CHAPTER 33 / 45 Discussion

John Bowne Report, Camp Mystic Flood Tragedy

John Bowne reports on the catastrophic floods in Kerr County that claimed 82 lives, including 27 at Camp Mystic. The report highlights the controversy surrounding Augustus DiRico and Rainmaker, questioning why a "25-year-old tech bro" is permitted to manipulate Texas weather with silver iodide. The segment also mentions Marjorie Taylor Greene's bill to ban geoengineering and RFK Jr.'s investigation into DARPA's alleged weather control operations.

john bowne· camp mystic· kerr county· lake travis· augustus dirico· rainmaker· silver iodide

2:35:32 Maybe you'll be a voice of reason leading this and bringing people to the truth. So Augustus Tariko, CEO of Rainmaker, rainmaker.com. There you go. I'm sure another dozen interviews will follow. You're on the media tour right now. You're not hiding from anybody. So I give you that credit. All right. We're going to put a bookend on this. I'm going to get to the other news coming up. But here's another report on what's going on here in Texas. The catastrophic floods that tore through the Texas Hill Country from the 4th of July into the 5th have claimed at least 82 lives, including 68 in Kerr County alone, with 27 deaths at Camp Mystic

2:36:21 and approximately 41 people, including 10 girls and one counselor from the camp, remain missing. The disaster has prompted extensive rescue efforts with over 850 people saved through air-grounded water operations. Lake Travis, the massive flood control reservoir, took on a staggering 86 billion gallons of water in just 24 hours and is now just 30 feet from full capacity. Just two days before this biblical deluge, Augustus Dorico, a 25-year-old tech bro and Teal fellow, was reportedly cloud seeding over Texas with his weather-modifying startup Rainmaker.

2:37:06 Dorico played God with the skies and Texans lives. My name is Augustus Dorico. I'm the CEO and founder of Rainmaker. We're a cloud seeding company that is enhancing precipitation via advanced radar and also drones for the sake of supplementing water supplies for farms, cities, reservoirs, and wildlife throughout the United States. Cloud seeding is conventionally done with a chemical called silver iodide. It's LD50, so it's lethal dose is 10 times higher than aspirin. And we're using about 50 grams per each operation. That's as much as can fit in the palm of your hand, right? That's less flour than is in a slice of bread. So the amount that accumulates into watersheds is in the parts per trillion after decades of operation. And we have data to prove that from programs that exist throughout the United States.

2:37:54 So Colorado and California, Texas and Idaho, they all have weather modification programs that the state funds. How long have they had those programs? So cloud seeding was invented in the United States. It's an American technology that was done for the first time in New York in 1946. So the very first effective weather modification operations were done in the 40s after World War II. Then there have been a series of programs that have popped up either domestically or abroad in the decades in between. But we've never actually been able to prove that it works until 2017. Why is Teal's money funding private weather experiments? Why is a kid with zero oversight manipulating Texas weather? They call it stewarding nature, but Texas got a catastrophic flood that killed dozens, swept away homes, and left Camp Mystic horrendously ravaged.

2:38:51 There are currently 42 cloud seeding projects across the American West, like this one in Utah where they take planes like this with flares attached. They fly right into the storm and send microscopic particles into the cloud. Particles that act like magnets for water droplets, bonding together until they are heavy enough to fall to the ground as rain or snow. In 2017, the UAE performed 242 cloud seeding operations. The government is confident the operations are increasing the amount of rainfall, but it's difficult to gauge. Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene introduced a bill to ban weather control in geoengineering, making it a felony to inject chemicals to alter weather, temperature or sunlight. Over 30 states have passed or are pushing laws

2:39:40 to restrict these shady practices in the last year, with Tennessee banning geoengineering outright in 2024. While Health and Human Services head Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is also on the warpath investigating DARPA for allegedly running secret weather control ops across North America. Bromium, aluminum, strontium, it's sprayed in our skies all day long. And I know you've talked to Dane Wigington about this. He seems to be one of the experts in the field. Is there a question? Yes. How do we stop it? It's done, we think, by DARPA and a lot of it now is coming out of the jet fuel. Yes, sir. So, you know, those materials are put in jet fuel.

2:40:27 I'm going to do everything in my power to stop it. This trend of devastation has targeted smart city planned areas across the nation from Maui to the Pacific Palisades to Kerrville itself. The American people deserve answers, not chemtrails and coverups. And as the sky is clear, it becomes abundantly obvious this storm is far from over. John Bowne reporting for InfoWars. Okay, back here live in the InfoWars World Headquarters in Austin, Texas. And I want to cover some other news here before we get another guest in studio to close out the show with some exciting announcements here that are happening at InfoWars. Very important stuff. And then by the way, if I want to do kind of a deep tease,

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Waymo and Tesla Robo-Taxis, Autonomous Vehicle Expansion

Waymo makes its debut in New York City, while Tesla expands its autonomous taxi program in Austin, Texas. Schroer expresses personal skepticism and "control freak" anxiety regarding riding in driverless vehicles. Despite these concerns, the segment acknowledges that autonomous ride services are becoming a permanent fixture in major metropolitan areas like Austin and Phoenix.

waymo· tesla· robo-taxi· austin· autonomous vehicles· self-driving cars· new york city

2:41:27 Obviously me filling in for Alex Jones today But he's working on some stuff right now, and I think I don't want to get ahead of it But he but he may have some important announcements tomorrow He may wait till he gets back next week. I'll be back on here tomorrow But he told me he may also be filing some special reports for tomorrow's show On some very important business stuff, but that's just kind of a deep tease But you know what, speaking of tech, as we're kind of talking about that here, self-driving robo-taxi service Waymo makes debut in New York City with pilot testing program. Now also, and guys see if you can pull up a news story, Tesla

2:42:13 announced their auto taxi program that they launched here in Texas a couple weeks ago. And I guess so far it's been a success. I haven't heard anything about it. I haven't seen one of the Tesla taxis driving around Austin yet. I see the Waymo stuff all the time. I gotta say, this is one of the weirder things. When I'm sitting at a stoplight and there's a driverless car next to me, it's just kind of strange. I don't know how I feel about it. And then I couldn't help it when I was reading the news and they announced that the Tesla auto taxi was gonna be expanding and I guess bringing new vehicles in. I was like, you know, because I don't know, for me, I'm kind of like a control freak, you might say, even to like obsessive compulsive level debatably. I always like to keep everything in my house clean and neat and my schedule is very cemented.

2:43:10 So it's really like a control thing. Like I don't think I could be in a car that I'm not driving. I don't even really like to be a passenger in a car with a friend driving. But you know, I couldn't help, I was thinking, I was like, you know, maybe this is like kind of like a leap of faith thing. It's like facing a fear or something, like facing a mental block. Like should I get into a Tesla auto taxi? I mean, I'd live stream it and everything. I don't even know how you do it. Is there an app for it or something? So I gotta admit, it's kinda like just trying to conquer a fear. It's like if I wanted to conquer a fear of heights, so I go stand on a skyscraper or something, or I go to the Willis Tower in Chicago and I go stand out on that glass balcony where you're literally like five feet out off the building on this glass box. It's like, so I kinda have a fear of an auto driving car. I'm gonna be honest, I have a fear. I don't even like getting ride services. It's like, I don't even, I like being in control. I like driving.

2:44:10 Maybe I should try to conquer that fear and hop in a Tesla auto taxi. But I gotta tell you, I don't know if it's in your city yet or you're seeing it. It's huge here in Austin. You got these Waymos. You can't even drive a mile without seeing one of these deals. And they have those goofy spinning cameras and it's just the whole thing is weird. It's just a weird deal. But yeah, you'll see them, there's no drivers, and now you see them and there's passengers. So Austin is one of the cities that they're really heavy in. I think there's some parts in Arizona where they're big too. Maybe we'll have to conquer that fear. I don't know. I don't know if I can do it. I'm gonna be honest. I don't know if I can have a self-driving car. But there's no doubt now, it's here. And it's only getting bigger.

CHAPTER 35 / 45 Discussion

Ukraine Weapons Delivery, Trump and Putin Diplomatic Fallout

The Trump administration resumes weapons deliveries to Ukraine following a period of shifting explanations and a perceived fallout with Vladimir Putin. Critics argue that the US military is being spread too thin while Ukraine remains on the verge of losing the war. Financial expert Kirk Elliott returns to emphasize the importance of moving cash into gold and silver as geopolitical instability threatens the US dollar.

ukraine· vladimir putin· donald trump· weapons delivery· military support· kirk elliott· gold

2:45:03 Only getting bigger. All right, let's hit some of these other headlines before we get into the fourth and final hour of today's transmission Trump's frustration with Putin preceded resumption of US weapons to Ukraine now. Now this is a longer layout here So this was the headline two days ago. All right, so Trump and Putin fallout whatever I think this is the world kind of looking at the Trump administration the approval ratings going down the military spread too thin and and You know, I get it. We probably it's kind of counterintuitive and we think, okay, Trump is in not Biden. So we have more respect and more trust, maybe even fear around the world. Uh, so it sounds counterintuitive, but I kind of think the opposite has happened. Now I'm not saying, I don't even think you can compare and contrast to Biden. I don't think that's it. I think the more proper compare and contrast is to the first four years of Trump. I think the world deals differently with Trump. Now I think the world looks at Trump differently now and

2:46:03 I think with the issue in Iran and all these promises about no new wars and there would be no fighting in the Middle East and he'd end the Russia-Ukraine war, and I mean, none of that happened. And then the aggressive tariff tactics and now his approval rating going down. I think the world is handling this Trump administration a lot differently. So that was two days ago, okay, weapons are going to Ukraine. Then it was no the weapons are paused the Trump administration shift shifting explanation of Ukraine's weapons pause So then Trump was asked about it. He said well, I don't I don't know He said I don't know if the the weapons have been paused or not when he was asked and that he hadn't thought about it So it was okay Putin fallout we're sending weapons that was oh well actually it's paused and then it was actually we don't know and

2:46:55 the real trouble with America's flip-flop on Ukraine, weapons. And then today, Trump resumes weapons deliveries to Ukraine. Folks, this is not good. We are spreading ourselves way too thin. The military was already hollowed out by Biden. And then we were doubly hollowed out with all the military support in Ukraine, the fallout from Afghanistan. We kind of have to rebuild everything with this big beautiful bill and it's like we're really playing with danger here. I mean we are spread way too thin and Ukraine is going to lose this war anyway. Why are we still supporting it? I don't know. Is it to show up Putin? But it's not good either way. Fox News alert, the Ayatollah has gone into hiding.

2:47:44 He's believed to be holed up inside an underground bunker northeast of the capital. Iranian proxies, which have been severely degraded, are threatening to commit acts of terror against American troops and American ships in the region. And sources are telling ABC News that President Trump has approved the attack plans for Iran that were presented to him. And American businesses are now bracing for cyber attacks. The whole world's watching. In light of that news, I have a message directly from the president, and I quote, Based on the fact that there is a substantial chance of negotiations that may or may not take place with Iran in the near future, I will make my decision whether or not to go within the next two weeks." That's a quote directly from the president for all of you today.

2:48:29 Trump talking. Now it looks like he's giving himself more breathing room. Two weeks when we were coming down to the deadline and the last deadline passed, obviously, and within 24 hours Israel struck. Trump is speaking through her, right? Those are his words. And he's waiting because you put U.S. bombers over there with bunker buster bombs, it embroils America into something that could last a decade. He knows the implications of this and you don't want to overreact. You don't want to actually do something that might not need to be done if you can avoid it with some kind of negotiations, which Trump is the master negotiator, right? So you've got Iran, you've got Trump, and you've got Netanyahu, right?

2:49:17 Two of those are really going at it. What Trump is saying, I believe, in that message is, I don't want to embroil America in a war for the next decade plus. And that's what he's been saying the last 48 hours, or really 24 is. I only want to do this if it doesn't turn into a long war. Now he's learning at will. And so sanity is prevailing. Hopefully, And wow, that's so important. We're out of time, Dr. Elliott. People need to call and get a free consultation or go sign on the email. You guys are the best. You have the best prices selling it at wholesale. That's why you're top rated. Most other places are a scam. It's just.

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CHAPTER 36 / 45 Discussion

Rabbi Shmuley, Australian Prime Minister Travel Ban Demand

Rabbi Shmuley Boteach calls for the United States to ban Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese from entry, citing a failure to sufficiently address anti-Semitism. Schroer criticizes the demand, pointing out the irony that Benjamin Netanyahu is granted full access to the US government despite international war crime allegations and his role in escalating global tensions.

rabbi shmuley· anthony albanese· australia· anti-semitism· benjamin netanyahu· travel ban

2:50:28 Gold and silver do really well in these times of things. You can move over your IRA, your old 401ks, cash assets to get out of harm's way, get out of the path of this hurricane to safe ground. Don't overpay for your stuff. I'm telling you, do not overpay for your stuff when you don't need to. Always buy bullion and do it with somebody who doesn't charge you when you liquidate. Oh, I forgot that part. You're the only big company that does that. That is massive. No charge on liquidation. Massive. Again, ladies and gentlemen, you can look at the wholesale price every day of silver and gold. When you buy it, you know. These other places, I'm sorry, 90% of them go from scams to absolutely criminal in my view. That's why we don't have gold sponsors and stuff because there's so few that are good. Plus, I got out of it 14 years ago right at the top, told everybody,

2:51:19 Nope, now's not the time. And then two years ago was the time we've been proven right, only exploded. The best investment there is. All I'm gonna do is steer you right, folks, because I treat you like I want to be treated on the supplements, on the products, on the sponsors, only the best. And that's Kirk Elliott, Precious Metals, KPM.com, forward slash gold, 720-605-3000. Call now for your free consultation. Well, here's, I got some not enough love to go around, or I don't know, maybe too much love. You know, Rabbi Shmuley, This guy, I'll give him credit for one thing, he is a character. Or playing a character. How a really disturbing looking gentleman, which is all by choice, he chooses to look like that, who owns a sex toy shop with his daughter, that's also very disturbing.

2:52:11 How he gets access to so many powerful people around the world is a mystery. Or maybe not, but here's Shmuley, who intentionally is as disturbing as possible for whatever reason. Well, he's now declaring that the Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese be banned from travel to the United States because he's not doing enough to address anti-Semitism. If you guys want to play a short moment of that here, here's the goofball shmooly again, the rabbi butt plug here in 21.

2:52:51 Hi everyone, in about an hour I'm going to be on Australian national television and I hope that you'll all watch it, God willing. Calling openly for the United States to ban Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese from entering the United States of America. This is a column that I penned two days ago that has gone viral all over Australia. It's being discussed in the national Australian media. Does he have a double watch deal going on too here? Albanese says that there's no place for antisemitism in Australia. Well guess what? Mr. Albanese, there's no place for you in the United States of America. All right, all right, so that's good. You have not even visited Melbourne. Why some goofy, get him off the screen, with the double watch deal. Why some goofy dildo salesman with his daughter rabbi has so much influence, again, is something strange. He's a character, I'll give him that, almost to a hilarious degree. But the access and the influence is strange. But okay, aside from all of that,

2:53:48 So, he thinks the Australian Prime Minister, and I guess he's going to lobby his friends, Anthony Albanese should be banned from the United States because he's not doing enough to fight anti-Semitism. Now, I don't know what the Jewish population in Australia is. It's probably smaller than in the United States of America. I don't think that's too much of a reach to guess. But okay, so he's not doing enough, and so he wants to ban him from the United States. So what does that mean? So the United States should start banning foreign leaders. The United States should start banning foreign diplomats from coming here that don't fight anti-Semitism hard enough. I mean, I could translate this in a hundred different ways, but that's what he says. Okay, so let me get this straight though. If you don't do enough

2:54:48 to address anti-Semitism, you should be banned from the United States. But if you're Benjamin Netanyahu, who likely has caused more anti-Semitism than anybody else on the planet right now, ironically, if you're Benjamin Netanyahu and you're responsible for currently bombing consistently, I believe, at least five different countries right now, at least 50,000 dead Palestinians, and trying to sabotage peace deals, and lied to the US Congress about weapons of mass destruction, which led to Americans dying, you should not only get to travel to the United States, but you should get direct access and influence over the President of the United States.

CHAPTER 37 / 45 Discussion

Secret Service Suspensions, Butler Assassination Anniversary

Six Secret Service agents have been suspended in connection with the failed assassination attempt on Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania. As the one-year anniversary approaches, the broadcast highlights the lack of answers regarding the shooter's background and the "stand down" orders. The segment also notes that would-be Florida assassin Ryan Routh appeared in court recently, seeking to represent himself.

secret service· butler pennsylvania· assassination attempt· ryan routh· fbi· jfk cover-up

2:55:33 So that's all good. Wanted war criminal and known liar around the world, Benjamin Netanyahu. He can come into the country and have influence and access, but not the Australian Prime Minister because he doesn't address anti-Semitism enough. Okay. All right, let's news blitz our way here through this segment. A couple of stacks to get through here. Six secret service agents suspended for last year's attempted assassination of President Trump. Still no answers about shooter or stand down and I'm thinking about this as this news was breaking and I just to correct the record, I said arrested to open the show, it was suspended. So that was I just misspoke there. But I'm thinking about it last night, because again, sometimes you kind of just have to cool it down and just take a deep breath and look at the larger view or try to isolate something.

2:56:30 The whole assassination thing, which we're coming up on the anniversary of, I guess that'll be Monday. I think that's Monday, Sunday or Monday. So no doubt that'll be a big story. But I'm thinking about it, and the whole thing is just nuts. And we knew it was nuts at the time, and it got all the attention at the time, but it's still nuts. It might even be more nuts now to think about, because remember this, when they were having all of these different committee hearings, and there were at least three that I recall at the House and the Senate level, at least three. And the FBI director was there and the Secret Service director was there, two different ones. And so many of the questions they couldn't answer, but they said, okay, we will follow up on that. And then they never did. And this always happens with the hearings. There was no follow up. There was no follow up. And as far as the committees are concerned, where they were supposed to be getting answers and follow up, they never did. It didn't happen.

2:57:43 So the whole thing is just crazy. And I'm not saying I think the whole thing was fake, but what are the odds that that same famous cameraman is able to capture a shot with that bullet about 0.001%? What are the odds that Trump moves his head in a direction that saves his life about 0.001%? So I mean, you look at the odds, it's nearly impossible, but Okay, you know things things do happen and you know, you could even people say well what about God's involvement? Yeah, God is very real but aside from that, okay, so they never answer any of these questions How can anybody when you just when you just try to just calm it down and just think rationally How can anybody think that some kid it's what he is. He's some kid What was he like 20 something years old that some kid?

2:58:44 is able to plan and plot and get into a sniper position on the roof at a rally to try to kill President Trump. Like, that is ridiculous. And the fact that we don't have any more answers on that is insane. So okay, some Secret Service agents get suspended, but I mean, because they didn't do their job? They didn't do their job right? They stood down? I mean, what is going on here? The whole thing is nuts. And it's even crazier today. The anniversary is coming up this weekend. It's gonna be a huge story. And then of course, the separate attempt with... Oh, by the way, guys, see if there's any news. You know, Ruth was actually in court today. Ryan Ruth or however you say his name. You know, he actually had a court hearing today in Florida. The would-be Florida assassin who had all kinds of ties to Ukraine.

2:59:48 I don't know if anything came of that court case today. They've mostly just been kind of showing up and pushing it back. But he's still alive, and there's definitely some crazy circumstantial evidence dealing with him. But he was in court today. I don't know if anything has come of that yet. I can see if there's any headlines. But I mean, this is crazy. Even if the Butler, Pennsylvania shooter was acting alone, the failure of Secret Service then becomes the major concern. But there's just no way.

3:00:24 There's just no way. And now we find out about all the different angles of the JFK assassination and the cover up. Wow, man accused of attempting to assassinate Trump wants to represent himself in Florida case. So I believe he had a public defender. So now he's saying he wants to represent himself. This is just crazy. This is just crazy. The whole thing is nuts. What a crazy world. Sometimes I get lost in all of it.

CHAPTER 38 / 45 Discussion

Judicial Activism, Planned Parenthood Funding and Birthright Citizenship

Obama-appointed judges are accused of blocking key items of the Trump agenda, including a provision barring Medicaid funding for Planned Parenthood. Judge Indira Talwani issued a restraining order to protect the organization's funding, while other federal judges continue to block executive orders regarding birthright citizenship. Schroer characterizes these actions as judicial insubordination against the Supreme Court.

planned parenthood· medicaid· birthright citizenship· indira talwani· supreme court· illegal immigration

3:01:01 I'm getting off track. I'm gonna get back to headlines, but this is just one of the crazy stories. Sometimes I get lost in just how completely insane the world is at times, at least the world of politics. Because you know, you could easily disappear and go out on a lake and have a cold beverage or whatever and just ignore it all. Just try to do the ignorance is bliss thing. Maybe try to do the bread and circus thing. You can't do that. I can't do that. But it's like sometimes I get so immersed in this stuff and then at the end of the night, I just like, Sit back, and I'm just like we're in a simulation like this isn't even real. Yeah, right. I mean this Is anything even real like am I just in a simulation here? Well what the hell how can how can any of this stuff even be real? Let's get back to that lines. I'm getting distracted. I'm getting lost Obama judge blocks and here we go again Obama judge blocks Trump's big beautiful bill provision barring funding for Planned Parenthood boy. They love that money laundering operation. They love their abortions

3:02:08 They really love it. Isn't that something? They can't get enough abortions. Is it the abortions that they love so much or is it the money laundering operation where they give money back to the Democrat party in every election cycle? Maybe it's both. So, okay, these judges are out of control. U.S. District Judge appointed by Obama, Indira Talwani. Mm-hmm. issued a temporary restraining order against a preliminary injunction hearing for July 21st, blocking a provision that barred Medicaid funding for planned parenthood. She is out of Boston and apparently she loves that abortion. She loves that abortion. She loves that money that goes right back to the Democrat Party. Yes, sir. Judge blocks Trump's birthright citizenship order after Supreme Court ruling.

3:03:11 A federal judge has again barred President Trump administration from enforcing his executive order limiting birthright citizenship across the country after the Supreme Court restricted the ability of judges to block his policy. So the judges are now just outright breaking the law. What is an insurrection? What is an insubordination? What is a criminal judge? So now the judges not only believe that they're above the executive or are the executive, Now you have these judges believing that they are above the Supreme Court. Why can't we get impeachments? I mean something, this is crazy. And now there's going to be a class action lawsuit. So non-citizens who came here and got massive welfare, so they broke the law

3:04:10 Came in illegally, got massive welfare, and now they're gonna have a class action lawsuit, and a corrupt judge is gonna part the Red Sea like Moses for them to do it. And see, we can't even sit here, and this is what's so frustrating, like, we can't even bury the Democrats right now, we can't even bury the American left, which we're totally on pace to do. But now because of all the different geopolitical issues and all the different foreign policy disasters and everything else, it's like now burying the Democrats and dealing with all their corruption and dealing with all these judges. Now it's like we can't even do that now.

CHAPTER 39 / 45 Discussion

Los Angeles Traffic, ICE Mass Deportation Effects

Traffic maps in Los Angeles show significantly clearer freeways, which some attribute to mass ICE deportation and self-deportation efforts. Meanwhile, in Texas, the DPS and FBI are searching for suspects involved in an Independence Day attack on an ICE detention facility. The segment highlights the aggressive tactics used by both ICE and anti-deportation protesters, including the use of cell phone data for tracking.

ice· deportations· los angeles· traffic· illegal aliens· antifa· texas dps

3:04:54 because of the massive foreign policy issues and now the fallout of the MAGA coalition. So now the Democrats are just running wild and now they even have political ground to stand on ahead of the midterms. Now, have you seen this? This story started trending earlier this week. And if you see these traffic maps, like you go on Google Maps and other things and they have these traffic maps. Motorists report clear, unclogged freeways in Los Angeles after mass ICE deportation efforts. So maybe it's deportation, maybe it's self-deportation. So for the last couple days, the maps of highways in California, and this isn't even the best one. I've seen ones where it's like all green. Now, everybody knows Los Angeles is famous for maybe the worst place when it comes to traffic on their highways. The worst. It's like usually all red. And now it's almost all green.

3:05:58 So this is a real phenomenon. This is like COVID level traffic where you can go out and nobody's even on the roads. What is going on? Is that really how bad it was? Is that really how bad how many illegal aliens were in Los Angeles that they were causing traffic to such a degree that once they're gone, the roads are wide open? That's wild. It appears that's the case. We'll continue to monitor that. If you're in Los Angeles, I'm sure people are starting to wonder what happened to our usually awful traffic. Trump's immigration enforcement so far high arrests, low deportations. Well, they're able to arrest the people with the ICE data. The problem is the judges are blocking them from the deportations and I suppose they need more manpower as well.

3:06:53 But that's the case, and so they're bragging. It's like this weird thing. They're bragging, oh, Trump hasn't deported many people. Obama deported more. Biden deported more. And it's like, well, okay, but you're the one blocking him from doing it. So they're like, ha ha, look at Trump. He's not fulfilling the campaign promise. Ha ha, look at Trump. He's not deporting anybody. And then you're like, oh yeah, well, you're blocking him. You're not letting him deport people. And then the issue with the farmers and everything else. Evidence of cell phone surveillance detected at anti-ICE protest. Oh, that's right. Now the left is celebrating. No, no, I'm sorry. First, the left was celebrating the fact that they were using cell phone data to track and trace Americans to be arrested after January 6th. Now they're complaining that ICE is using cell phone data to track and trace illegal aliens and round them up and arrest them.

3:07:49 So they like to weaponize tech and the government when it's for their politics, but not when the other side does it. No surprise there. Benjamin Song wanted by Texas DPS FBI for ICE attack. And if you're in Texas, you've got a blue alert. on your phone yesterday for a suspect who allegedly shot a Texas police officer during the attack of a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facility on July 4th. So there were a lot of attacks in Texas this month against ICE and ICE facilities. And so this individual is accused of involvement in wounding an officer outside of the Prairieland ICE facility in Alvaredo, where by the way,

3:08:32 There was a massive antifa cell that was planning attacks on ICE. So I don't know if the two are connected, but the location at least connects them. And yeah, this story out of the same area, 10 charged with attempted murder after allegedly ambushing Texas ICE agents. So this is all going on there. Mask snatched off ICE agent by California protester. They are getting really aggressive. Another tactic ICE is using is going through the insurance and medical bill database. So I mean, they're doing an effort. They're doing an effort to ID and locate all the illegal aliens. And they're even going in because first they denied that the illegal aliens were getting the health care, but they admit it now and it's all true. So first it was, oh, no, no, no.

CHAPTER 40 / 45 Discussion

JD Vance Crosshairs Flyer, Mar-a-Lago Security Breach

The Lincoln Project and other leftist groups are criticized for distributing flyers that place JD Vance's head in crosshairs. In a separate incident, a woman was arrested at Mar-a-Lago after claiming to have firearms and demanding to see Donald Trump. Schroer notes the double standard in how the media and law enforcement handle threats of political violence depending on the target's affiliation.

jd vance· lincoln project· mar-a-lago· secret service· palm beach· political violence

3:09:32 Illegal aliens aren't getting health care to now. It's why are you taking away illegal aliens health care? And so ice is going into these databases because I'm sure with all the different boxes to check off They can just basically use is at a process of elimination and just determine okay Here's all the illegal aliens that have received health care and then you ID and locate them so but oh no No, they're not getting health care to don't take away their health care. They're putting up a these flyers now putting JD Vance in the crosshairs. Remember when they tried to do Roger Stone dirty and put Roger Stone in jail for something like this? Except that's not even what happened. It was just like this weird graphic. It was literally just a weird graphic that had a judge on it and then they claimed it was putting him in the crosshair, which was total BS. It wasn't at all. But then this is quite literally putting JD Vance's head in the crosshair. I wonder if he will be arrested for that. I don't know. I mean, it's free speech, I guess you could say. But, you know, this is just where the left is at.

3:10:31 And now the Lincoln Project is, I mean, I don't know how else you can interpret this. One day, alligator Auschwitz will be filled with the ones who built it. Yes, we know. You want to put us all in prison. We're well aware. We are well aware that you guys want to put us in prison. We know. It's okay. You've already done it for a lot of us, so we get it. You guys are authoritarian tyrants. You don't like any political opposition. You're perverts and you want to put people in jail. We get it. We get it. And by the way, that whole thing is kind of, it was a nice little hype job. And I mean, it's kind of funny having an alligator moat and maybe there's a practical use for it, but you know, it flooded already. So I don't even know what they're going to end up doing with it. It's kind of just like, let's not talk about it now.

3:11:22 I didn't see this anywhere. The only place I saw this was on conservative brief from Carmine Sabia. Woman arrested at Mar-a-Lago claimed to have firearms, demanded to see Trump. This happened earlier this week. Barely made any news. A woman was arrested Monday after she approached President Trump's Palm Beach home at Mar-a-Lago and told Secret Service agents she had an urgent message for the president and that there were firearms in her vehicle. So, I don't know. The world's just crazy. The world has gone insane. NASA cuts. Eh, shut the whole thing down. They haven't gotten us back to the moon. If they ever did. NASA, they couldn't even rescue the astronauts. What we know as Trump appoints Sean Duffy to run agency, over 2,000 senior staff set to leave NASA under agency push. Maybe it's time to just shut it down, I don't know. Just whittle it down to nothing, have it absorbed into Space Force.

CHAPTER 42 / 45 Discussion

Ukraine Spy Assassination, Russia Enters Kiev

A top Ukrainian spy was reportedly assassinated with a silenced pistol in Kiev, an event blamed on Russian operatives. Reports suggest that Russian forces are closing in on the capital, signaling a potential move toward regime change. Schroer argues that Zelensky is looking for an exit strategy as US and NATO support fails to stop the Russian advance, leaving the Trump administration in a difficult foreign policy position.

kiev· zelensky· vladimir putin· assassination· nato· regime change· world war iii

3:14:27 He might give Ukraine or Zelensky another chance, but it looks to me now like I think Putin probably will go all the way in and get regime change. So if you're Zelensky right now who's aged 30 years in the last four years, maybe 40 years in the last four years, you're probably just thinking about how you get out of this alive. Cuz there's no amount of support from the US that's gonna stop this. Which has been the case the entire time, everybody knew it was the case the entire time, but they laundered the money, they laundered the weapons. That was the entire plan, it really had nothing to do with Ukraine, that was just an operation, that was just a psyop. But that's what they've done now. So, 300 billion, all the military equipment, no oversight, who knows where it is, where it's gone. Didn't do anything to stop Russia.

3:15:17 Maybe at best half of it was even used for the purpose. It was intended to but now it looks like Russia is in Kiev and surrounding Kiev So don't be surprised if someday soon Putin and maybe he already has basically puts the ultimatum on Zelensky and If it doesn't come through just goes ahead and just goes all the way in And nobody's gonna stop them, and the United States isn't gonna stop them, and NATO's not gonna stop them. They'll continue to launder money and weapons, but they're not gonna stop them. And what is the Trump administration gonna do? You're so tied up in the Middle East again.

3:15:56 You're so tied up in the Middle East again that now that foreign policy disaster in Ukraine can't even be addressed. So you just have to wave the white flag and take the loss on that. You've got your own issues because your approval rating is sinking. Your Trump-backed MAGA coalition is also completely broken now. You've got the Epstein issue, you've got the Musk issue, you've got these corrupt judges that are still blocking your agenda. I mean, you can throw more money at it or more weapons, it's not gonna do a damn thing. What an absolute disaster that was. And no apologies. No apologies for all the senators and all the members of the media that led us into this complete debacle and theft of the American money and military support. So the world, I'm telling you folks, the world looks at this administration different than the first one and it's not good. It's not good.

3:16:47 I don't think Trump's bark, maybe with tariffs, it may be with tariffs until it has some bite to it. But when it comes to China and when it comes to Russia, whatever bark Trump had in the first administration, I don't think Russia and China move anymore. I don't think so. And they see what's going on. They see Trump's approval rating going down. They see all the domestic issues that are happening. They see all the agenda issues that are being blocked. And they see that all of our focus and attention is now in the Middle East with Netanyahu running it. So, you know, Trump can bark at Russia and bark at China. I don't think they move. I don't think they budge. And maybe what happens in Ukraine will be the first sign about what...

3:17:37 what that's really gonna look like. You're up to begin stockpiling food and medicine as World War III fears explode. Oh, but you're just panicans. Oh, there's no World War III. You know, maybe it's a little early to say that. But really, at the end of the day, this is probably just fear-mongering over Russia. And just trying to put the European people in fear over Russia to do the same old... Take more money. You know? That's what they like to do. Just keep taking more money and keep their people in fear. You know, governments like to do that, don't they? They like to keep you in fear and then take more money. It's what they're really good at, not much else, but they're great at that. All right, final segment of the Alex Jones Show coming up on the other side of this break. And we've got an exciting announcement. Some things happening here at InfoWars. By and large, the things that you buy for like wellness or lifestyle or just like, you know, you don't want to feel like detoxification support. Those are all very potent antioxidants, like everything that we sell, like what's in this ultimate life force formula.

CHAPTER 43 / 45 Discussion

NAC and Glutathione, Mitochondrial Health Supplements

A discussion on nutritional precursors explains how NAC (N-acetylcysteine) serves as the fuel for the body to produce glutathione, the "master antioxidant." Other supplements like L-tyrosine are noted for increasing dopamine synthesis by 30%, aiding in focus and motivation. The segment emphasizes the importance of mitochondrial health in the face of modern environmental toxins and poor dietary habits.

nac· glutathione· l-tyrosine· dopamine· turmeric· inflammation· mitochondria

3:18:33 The NAC in here is a precursor to glutathione. It's the precursor. They try to take that off Amazon during the pandemic because it's so effective at what it does. It's incredible for lung health. But you look at that ingredient, you look at other... What does it mean to be a precursor for glutathione? So your body uses it as fuel to break down, it breaks down the NAC and then it turns it into the master antioxidant for your whole body. Okay. And if you don't have the NAC, you can't produce it or as much. I see. I see, so it's the next necessary fuel for a very important process. Let me drop some gold on the rumble chat. You can take this stuff. It can take a thousand milligrams of L-tyrosine. You'll increase your dopamine synthesis by about 30% in your brain. What's the benefit of that? You have more dopamine.

3:19:14 because it's more fuel for the dopamine process. So you have more energy, more focus, more clarity, more motivation. Is dopamine specifically linked to focus or is it also linked to things like just happiness? I'm sure you can make argument for both. Yeah. All these things are precursors for cellular processes and processes your body's already going to do. Like if you go work out, you're going to get a pump. But if you take the pump supplement, you're going to get a bigger pump because you have more vascular dilation, you have better arterial function. If you're someone that's got aches and pains, find a solid anti-inflammatory. I mean, this is for like lung and COVID. This is really strong, but this is really good for inflammation. Ultimate life. Yeah. I mean the NAC alone and everything else in the formula. And we have ultimate turmeric as well on the Alex Jones. Turmeric is a great catch all. If you were going to start with anything and you're kind of on the fence, I would get the turmeric and I would see how you feel. Especially like

3:20:06 If you're a northern European, especially your sleep apnea could really possibly, you know support some oxygen You know blood thickness type of stuff All right now one of the drives here at InfoWars for a long time certainly since since I've been here is to promote a healthy lifestyle And we sell supplements and products that help you in that endeavor. I have been a product of the InfoWars products over the years. I take my health very seriously. I'm somebody that, I'm not quite like Ray Kurzweil who I think takes 82 supplements a day. You know, he wants to live forever. I think 82 last I saw was Ray Kurzweil.

3:20:49 I'm probably like, you know, if I take all my supplements, I'm good in discipline, probably like 20. Usually I'll get at least 10 after a workout is when I like to take them. But the point is there's a reason why supplements are so big and so popular and have such a great result. It's because whether it's your diet, whether it's your exercise routine, the point is you're lacking in some very important vitamins, very important minerals that can make you healthier, live longer, and feel better. We're also under constant attack, Owen, and that's what's very important. So the modern human living experience, the environment that we subject ourselves to, it's the equivalent of smoking a couple packs of cigarettes every single day. Like that's the bad food that we eat, that's the poison in the water, X, Y, Z. So it's kind of like what happens is, Rec Jones is in the studio with me, we're about to make a very exciting new product announcement here. So what ends up happening is,

3:21:45 whether it's the modern day diet or whether it's the modern day atmosphere or whether it's a sedative state. You're not getting whatever it is you need to make your body function at its highest capabilities. Absolutely correct. And a big factor into that and why we made these products was to fight for mitochondrial health and being able to increase mitochondrial respiration, being able to increase the amount of healthy mitochondrial fission and fusion that you go on that goes on naturally in your body. And that's why we created these two new formulas that are now live at thealexjonesstore.com. So we've got methyl drive here and we've also got power plant. Now both of them at their core, they do around the same type of thing. It's increasing fuel for you to create new mitochondria, it's increasing mitochondrial efficiency, it's reducing oxidative stress and XYZ, other things like that. Now I want to single out power plant really quick because methyl drive is amazing, it's

3:22:40 But if you're a guy and you're looking for a boost, a healthy, sustainable testosterone We made power plant specifically for someone who wants to increase their free testosterone while accounting for the spike in cortisol that can happen when you naturally do that. So that's something that a lot of other formulas don't address. You'll find that the Ridoli erosio pairs super well with the boron in the formula and they'll pull it up soon. I'm sure they'll be able to find it on the computer. I have a study pulled up that shows the free testosterone increases when it comes to boron. Now it's the Ridoli erosio slide. Now it's funny that you say that Because I know you're you're like

CHAPTER 44 / 45 Discussion

Athletic Recovery, Aging and Progressive Overload

Schroer and Rex Jones discuss the challenges of maintaining fitness in one's 30s and 40s, noting that recovery takes significantly longer than in one's 20s. They advocate for "progressive overload" in the gym and the use of supplements like Cordyceps to increase oxygen-carrying capacity and ATP production. The segment encourages young listeners to build a foundation of health early to resist the natural entropy of aging.

powerlifting· recovery· inflammation· entropy· cordyceps· atp· gym

3:31:37 I'll think about it when I get into my forties, but as long as I can still get into the gym, perform at a high level and still feel like I'm getting the results that I want, then I'm gonna push it back as long as I possibly can and just try to stick with the natural processes there. But there is no doubt that specifically for men, testosterone levels are at probably a record low for people that aren't addressing it. And for somebody like me, I just turned 36, I don't really do as much power lifting. You're big into the power lifting. I like to squat. Yeah, I don't do as much power lifting anymore just because it doesn't serve the purpose that I'm looking for. But what I do notice now compared to my 20s is when I decide to do power lifting, I can still get the strength if I wanted to.

3:32:26 But the recovery process is way more difficult now. It's like, I used to be able to do powerlifting in my 20s, and you're in your 20s, I used to be able to do powerlifting in my 20s, and I mean, 24 hours, maybe 48, I'm like, okay, ready to go next day. Now I do powerlifting, I probably need like two or three days to get back to where I can feel comfortable getting back into a heavy squat or a heavy lift. I would definitely say because we get older, our inflammation process becomes less work. Things get harder as we get older, right? So definitely modulating the amount of oxidative stress you're dealing with throughout the week. I'm sure if you come into a workout fully rested and refreshed, the recovery is a lot better than if you kind of been beat up and degraded over the week, you know? And here's another thing. This is just general advice I would say for young people. Um,

3:33:16 address this stuff when you're young. Yes. Address this when you're young because what you're going to find out and I'm just I'm just lucky you know my parents were both healthy people, athletes, so I was always kind of into this always into fitness and health but For some other friends of mine and just other people I know, if you try to start addressing health issues or just fitness, whatever it is, if you try to start addressing that in your 30s or beyond, that journey is going to be so much more difficult. So much more difficult. So just advice for young people. If you're younger out there in high school, college, in your 20s, If you set yourself a foundation up in your younger years for success in your 30s, 40s, 50s, the journey will be so much easier. The resistance to get the results that you want, it will be so much easier. Go to the gym three times a week, bro. Like just go pick up something heavy and then go put it down and do it with correct form over and over and over again. It's not rocket science. I feel like people go, oh, I need the plans and the workout and XYZ. Just go do something.

3:34:16 And then add a little bit of weight and do that over a year or two, and you'll be shocked at where you end up. And progressive overload is a fact of life. We have to do harder things to get more. You talk about aging. You have to work out harder to stay at the same level that you're at now. It's just progression, entropy is kind of a law of the universe type of thing. Now we rage against that with what we do. We try to impose order on the chaos, right? That's how we try to operate, just as humans is what we're doing. Well, and that's why anybody that really gets into it, like I mean, you really get into it. Like you're looking in the mirror, you're like, okay, what are the results I'm getting? Or even people that go next level, they're testing their blood every month or whatever, they're analyzing. Like that vampire guy. Who I actually think gets a bad rap. I actually, I mean, he's definitely weird, definitely kind of a freak, but I actually think, I kind of like what he's doing, because he's kind of volunteering his own body for this stuff. That's another subject.

3:35:06 But the point is, anybody who gets really into this stuff, they realize, okay, I can enhance what I'm doing here maybe like tenfold with the right supplement routine. Absolutely. I totally agree with that statement. Look, things like, we didn't even mention this, we didn't even talk about it. The reason why this is called Power Plant is because it has cordyceps in it. Now, of course, the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell and all that, but cordyceps is like an elite top tier S-tier ingredient, which increases the amount of ATP you make, which indirectly helps you make more mitochondria, but beyond that, increases your oxygen carrying capacity. So you wanna talk about workouts, you wanna talk about power, you wanna talk about strength, talk about Power Plant.

3:35:44 And that's what you need, especially when you're doing a heavy lift and you need to have good breathing or you're doing long form cardio and you need to have strong breathing. You know that that's where this is going to come into play. And I and when you started talking about the new product that we just came out with with the PQQ and the CoQ10. Yes, the methyl drugs. I'm telling you, it's like these are two for me. If I had to do a list of like, OK, if someone said you can pick five things Five things that you're gonna get in a supplement like what are the most important things? Guarantee you you asked me a hundred times PQQ and Co Q10 are on that list for me a hundred times vitamin b12 as methylcobalamin the good kind magnesium Coenzyme q10 Co Q10 PQQ black pepper for absorption

CHAPTER 45 / 45 Discussion

Magnesium Deficiency, Methylene Blue Synergy

Magnesium is identified as a critical mineral for over 300 enzymatic processes, including muscle recovery and sleep. Schroer shares that increasing magnesium intake helped reduce soreness after basketball and heavy lifting. The new InfoWars supplements are designed to synergize with Methylene Blue, providing a comprehensive routine for cognitive and physical performance.

magnesium· methylene blue· muscle soreness· b12· sleep· digestion

3:35:06 But the point is, anybody who gets really into this stuff, they realize, okay, I can enhance what I'm doing here maybe like tenfold with the right supplement routine. Absolutely. I totally agree with that statement. Look, things like, we didn't even mention this, we didn't even talk about it. The reason why this is called Power Plant is because it has cordyceps in it. Now, of course, the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell and all that, but cordyceps is like an elite top tier S-tier ingredient, which increases the amount of ATP you make, which indirectly helps you make more mitochondria, but beyond that, increases your oxygen carrying capacity. So you wanna talk about workouts, you wanna talk about power, you wanna talk about strength, talk about Power Plant.

3:35:44 And that's what you need, especially when you're doing a heavy lift and you need to have good breathing or you're doing long form cardio and you need to have strong breathing. You know that that's where this is going to come into play. And I and when you started talking about the new product that we just came out with with the PQQ and the CoQ10. Yes, the methyl drugs. I'm telling you, it's like these are two for me. If I had to do a list of like, OK, if someone said you can pick five things Five things that you're gonna get in a supplement like what are the most important things? Guarantee you you asked me a hundred times PQQ and Co Q10 are on that list for me a hundred times vitamin b12 as methylcobalamin the good kind magnesium Coenzyme q10 Co Q10 PQQ black pepper for absorption

3:36:30 You can't ask for a better catch all really and the synergy that both of these products have with the methylene blue is unparalleled. You will not find a better product on the market that's targeted in that specific way because we made these for you, the customer and for ourselves because we believe in the product, we take the product. Yeah, and I want to be able to take a product that I like from our own store that otherwise I'd have to go out and get otherwise. It's the most fun thing in the world to get to make stuff like this knowing that I'm going to take these home with me and use them, you know? By the way, you bring up the magnesium. This is one of the most, it's a well-known thing. It's not like PQQ or CoQ10 or Boron where a lot of people probably haven't heard about it. Everybody's probably heard of magnesium and yet still so many people are deficient in magnesium. And I think I was talking to Rob Dew about this the other day.

3:37:14 where, because I kind of monitor levels, you know, the, you know, how many grams or whatever you're taking milligrams and magnesium was one of them where I noticed like, okay, you know what? I'm getting a little more soreness. Like let's say I go play basketball for two hours and that's a real one. That's kind of like the heavy lifting. Like if I, in twenties, I could play, I could play basketball five days a week. Nothing now thirties. It's like, Oh yeah, I'm sore the next day. So what I noticed is, When I upped my magnesium intake, even just a small amount in comparison, when I upped my magnesium intake, the soreness went down. And I think I was talking with Rob Dew about that earlier because he likes to ride bikes and he was saying something similar. Rob's a monster on the bike, man.

3:37:54 But I noticed it, I was like I upped the magnesium a little bit, the soreness, the recovery, it got better. Yeah, well I mean you're talking about something that is critical for over 300 enzymatic processes throughout the whole body. So you need something for sleep, you need something for digestion, you need something for muscular soreness, muscular readiness. you gotta get your magnesium in anyway. This is a catch-all that makes sure you cover all of those bases. Like you said, if you were looking for five things to put into a product, you probably couldn't find a better five things. And I know you couldn't, because I researched it very deeply and I said, what is something that I'm gonna take every day for years? And it's these two products right here. Yeah, and you're somebody, even if it's from a selfish perspective, it's like, well yeah, of course I want the best stuff for myself.

3:38:40 like And like that, that's what it's all about. Now you can try this for yourself. We think you'll become a longtime customer and supporter at thealexjonesstore.com. You can get a discount up to 50% when you sign up for auto ship, a subscription. So at auto ships, we always hold back to keep it in stock. Sometimes these products sell out, but when you are a subscriber, we always keep it in stock for our subscribers up to 50% off auto ship. And it's nice for us to be able to budget that into the future as well.