1:36:19 It does, a lot. Thank you so much. I have $2. Anything else you'd like to add? No, I just hope we can get a grip on this and eradicate, obliterate all this stuff. Yes, sir. God bless you. All right, we're going right back to your phone calls and some breaking news and more. Building 7 with Tucker Carlson talking about it. But Steve and George just called in with the trillion dollar question, how do we get a grip on this transgender CIA death cult, sterilization cult, pedo cult, and how do we eradicate it? And the answer is, at this level now, you cannot eradicate it. It's gotten too big a foothold. You can contain it though. And what you're gonna have to do is you're gonna have to segregate your children from the system. You're gonna have to watch everything and just
1:37:06 Imagine that there's a good chance any school or institution or program you let them watch is full of pedophile brainwashing. That's all this is, depopulation, sterilization, brainwashing. They can't kill them in the womb, they're gonna kill their fertility and put them on the fast track to suicide. And so first you have to know how widespread it is, which I've even been blown away by, and how fast it's growing like a wildfire. And then you've got to make the lifestyle choices that maybe you don't go on those vacations every year. if you don't have the money, but you protect your children and then you point blank start explaining to them that basically bad people have taken over the government in many levels and you don't know who's good and who's bad. You've got to explain to them that they don't want them to have children and that they want to confuse them and come after them. And more and more books are being written for children by conservative groups that explain this to them. And you know, you have the old fairy tales
1:38:04 Nobody knows how old Little Red Riding Hood is, but they think it's over 500 years old in German, just like Hansel and Gretel is. And what is Hansel and Gretel about? Well, you know, they go out in the woods at night and they get lost and the witch grabs them and puts them in a cage and starts fattening them up, you know, so she can eat them. Now was there actual witch out in the woods going to eat them? Nope, there were bad psychotic people even then. The Little Red Riding Hood is you can't explain to them, hey when you're walking from the parents house maybe a mile through the woods to see grandma and if you see a you know a man out there he's really the big bad wolf if you don't know him and so he may act really nice to you but if you don't know somebody you need to you need to run and that's putting fear into children because there's real fear kind of like hey don't climb out the back window
1:38:56 when you're five because mom's taking a nap while dad's at work and play in the street. And I would sit there and knew how to unlock the windows, you know, in the summer or whatever, but my dad was at work and whenever my mom would love to take naps and she'd lock the doors and give me books and stuff and say, I'm gonna take an hour nap. Well, and we lived in Dallas then not in a great area, but on the bad area. And I would It was a pretty big road just about 100 yards away. And back then people still had chickens in their backyards and stuff, even in Dallas. And I love going down to the end of the road and see this old lady had chickens in her backyard. And I would open the window, the kitchen window, whatever, and I'd climb out the window when I was four or five years old, and I would get on the roof, and I would go around looking for friends to play with, and I would go down there and start, you know,
1:39:49 I'd get food out of the refrigerator and go feed the chickens, and the old lady would come out and try to bring me back and knock on the door. And that was the only time I got weapons was dangerous. And finally, when I was about five years old, I wouldn't stop doing stuff like that. And there was a dead possum down the street in the road. And my dad grabbed me and put me down there, and he yelled at me, and he shoved my face down with a dead possum, and he said, you see its guts? You see it dead here in the road? You see what's going on? You are gonna get your ass killed, because I mean, I go all over the place, if you don't stop doing it. So I'm gonna beat the hell out of you. We're going back to the house, and you're locked in your room for a day.
1:40:28 And he never really whipped me hard and he took out a belt and you know, I mean I had, you know, he beat the hell out of me. And you know why I did that? Because I wasn't listening. And you know what? I stopped leaving the house when I wasn't supposed to. I was the type of kid wake up when it was a full moon, 2am, go out the front door. And, you know, I stopped doing it at that point because my dad finally beat the hell out of me. And that's why they taught all this Dr. Spock crap, not Spock from Star Trek, but a child psychologist in the 60s and 70s and 80s said, oh, don't ever tell your children what to be. Don't ever tell them what to do. Don't ever spank them. And it's better to do reward.
1:41:10 punishment. Like if you want to watch a cartoon or you want to have chocolate pudding for dessert, do all your chores and do what you're supposed to. Or if you want to go to that birthday party this Saturday, do what you're supposed to do. Or if you want a new BB gun, we're going to put it on the calendar here for three months. You got to do everything you're told to get that BB gun. And then I would behave myself to get the new BB gun. Okay. And so by then we didn't live in Dallas, we lived further outside Dallas, but That's really the issue here, but a lot of it is the environment. Where do you raise kids? The ideal place would be out in the country around some nice neighbors, and the neighbors get to know you, and they watch out. So there is that saying of, it takes a village, but a village of people you trust to raise your children. My dad was not a troublemaker growing up in the country, but he occasionally hung out with troublemakers, and just for fun, they'd get caught.
1:42:03 stealing watermelons or whatever, or driving around in the older teenager's car when he was 16 and my dad's 12 and they're all drunk. And my grandfather knew the Sheriff's Department. And the Sheriff's Department one time just took my dad and a few of his friends and beat them up. And then my grandfather was happy about it. But that's the whole point. That's all gone. So people don't have any fear. I mean, I remember the coaches paddling the hell out of me. And or but I wasn't afraid of that. They'd say, you can choose to run four miles around the track or you could choose four pops. I'd say, give me the pops. And they figured out I didn't care about the pops. I think Jones, you're going to run around the football stadium. So are you going to go up and down the bleachers for two hours? Do you throw up?
1:43:03 And that still didn't fully control me, but it controlled me some. And so we're talking about what has to be done here. If you don't discipline your children, somebody else will. And it's real easy when they're a little bitty. to train them and not have to spank them and just cause an effect, no. And just physically stop them from doing what they're not supposed to. No, don't stick things in the light socket. No, don't pull the plants out, you know, of the planters and throw them around the house when your mother's asleep or whatever. I mean, everybody knows when you get in trouble, mom takes a nap and you know, whatever, and you're running around like a gremlin in the house or whatever, or breaking your sister's toys or, you know, my neighbor buddy was always getting in trouble for that. But the point is, is that
1:43:41 The TV is raising the children and it's designed to screw them up and is it better your kid gets run over and killed or is it better the fifth, sixth time you've been told do not go out and play in the damn street. Do not cross the street. If you do it again I'm going to punish you. Now again you can watch seals do this, you can watch deer do this, You can watch lions do this, you can watch bears do this. And there's famous videos, I was able to find them a few years ago on YouTube, but I saw them back when I used to watch Animal Planet and stuff. And it was a baby seal kept going over to a hole in the ice that the seals were using to go in and out, which also killer whales hunt by and wait by. And the baby seal keeps not listening, he's just gotten a lot bigger now, and keeps going over by the hole.
1:44:32 and the mother comes over and literally bites him on the hind quarter and a little bit of blood comes out, bites him. And I've seen an older fawn that doesn't have spots anymore when it runs out and the mother runs out and tries to push it back in the woods. And I've seen the mother deer turn around and kick it. And I've seen horses do that to colts. It's not a full power kick, but it's like, boom, we think there's something dangerous out here. You shouldn't be out in this field. I'm going to kick you or the seal doesn't have hands, it's got flippers so it bites its baby to tell it you're about to be killed and in the same show it shows another baby she'll go over and boom killer whale gets it killer whale gets it and it's the same thing there's footage I've seen of a bunch of walruses with their babies
1:45:28 and a polar bear is coming in trying to get one of the babies and eat it because it's wandering off and you see the walruses running around in a circle pushing the baby seal, the baby pedipeds, the baby walruses back into the group and they're aggressively ramming into them to get them behind the line of the male walruses that then sit there and try to hold off the polar bear. That's what you have to do when they're not listening. You want the polar bear to eat the baby walrus or do you want the walruses to run into it and say get your ass over here? I mean it's really that simple. We can probably find the videos of it to show it to you. We'll be right back. All right I said I was taking phone calls but I spent that last segment talking about basic discipline and it's better just to train children and I'm not the best at this but I know it works.
1:46:16 to get them up early, make them do chores, love them and just correct them and be there with them as much as you can. And then you won't need a lot of really serious discipline with most boys or girls. But some boys are more aggressive and quite frankly, the more the leader, the more aggressive, the better a male will be when he's an adult, the worse they're going to be when they're little. But they need that guidance. And girls are statistically twice as likely to be more malleable and that means they can get abused even worse by the system because they want to comply and quote work together. And they're the ones being targeted by the globalists the most is the women. And they think they're going along with a system that cares about them. It's a system designed to destroy them that's targeting them. Let's go back to your calls to Trevor in New York. Thanks for calling. Thanks for holding.