3:33:11 And it's a real loss, but you know he was where he wanted to be. A real fighter and just God bless him so we love you Jamie and we appreciate the crew as well love you all makes me love you more than ever and Owen Schreier is coming up after this in about 15 minutes with The War Room 3 p.m central So please tune in to share that here's uh Jamie's only known interview We have with him here at us I think Jones is on to something with this war stuff being kind of timed with, you know we're at the late last stages of this sort of currency collapse. You know with this money printing and inflation it all kinda has an endgame And these people in power know that the end is coming so The only way to really get out of something like that is yeah a global war
3:33:57 So I do everything that all the other writers do just on the weekends. And me, so I'm the editor and writer and webmaster... Do all that stuff As far as like day to day operations it's really just me, Adan, Kellen and Ben Wow. And then we got, you know Paul and Steve are in the UK Dan Lyman is in Florida. I'm still so amazed that people don't know that Obama Pass that law, you know sign that law in December 2012 and they kind of fell into the propaganda thing Propaganda doctrine. Yes, I can lie to you legally now it's like please Yeah, that should be like front page actually a front-page banner every day That was I remember when that happened. That was a really big deal to me because It wasn't super secret
3:34:56 Like, he... it was covered by the mainstream media. Yeah! But they were covering it like it was like yeah this is great you know? You know they're saying it'll do the opposite of what does you know oh this will crack down on propaganda but you just made propaganda legal. No I mean its like What was it, the inflation? Yeah. What's that thing called? The transitory thing? Well no but the bill they just said... Oh the Inflation Reduction Act? Yeah! That does the opposite to me. That's what really upsets me about these people is like their war on language They're trying to control because if you can control the language You can control how people think yeah And so that's why the other side is always coming up with these terms you know
3:35:45 that they invent, you know? And give it its own meaning and try to say that your words and the meaning that you assigned new words are bigoted or racist or just not correct. Yeah! The Truston Safety Commission! It's mine! Right right but he is like allowing all this child porn on Twitter and writing dissertations about, well you know children should be able to make those decisions. Like what the hell? I know they literally are walking inversions of human beings but that's how they're so successful in part because that kind of gaslighting is just so like a normal person just who is apolitical or doesn't follow this stuff like they're just so assaulted with the inverted
3:36:30 you know, version of what they're saying but they just like come to believe it. You know? Because surely they wouldn't lie... ...to such a degree that it's like the polar opposite. Most people don't think that way. Yeah well its interesting you should say that because I think their primary purpose is to so jostle people's reality that they just sort of go into a permanent... Oh yeah, no. Mental rape! That's what they're all about Well but it's like they can't decide and then in this great struggle to make sense of what's going on they just give up No its true They flood the zone with all kinds of preposterous stuff Yeah And then they leave like an average American totally bamboozled not really sure what to believe Yeah Um..and that when mainstream media comes
3:37:17 package up the narrative in a nice little box, in an easily digestible way that the viewers can just understand it and go you know. Because the world's not black-and-white there are always shades of grey, there are always nuances... And that media doesn't like nuances they like to make things as simple as possible to let the masses wrap their minds around it I think it's at this point so manipulative that they probably have a whole technique, they've got down the hole. Oh yeah! Gaslighting formula and certainly you know when you look at some of the explanations they give for situations You know if you don't have a lot of knowledge you're not going to be able really make anything out of it It's almost like kind
3:38:12 You know, I remember in a Nam Chomsky book on linguistics that he says you can make syntactic sense. The bloody press secretary's good at that. Oh well loser she is! But you can make syntactic sense but actually be saying complete rubbish and the example he gave was colourless green ice cream sleeps furiously It's kind of beautiful. Yeah, sounds great! Sounds like you actually said something right? Well I suppose you did it's fabulous. Well there is something that has meaning behind it but there is no meaning in here. Yeah its just that it's syntactically correct because she said nothing well... In that way that example is not great but how many times have we heard Jean Pierre say literally nothing?!
3:39:01 But what's funny about her is that she's not even good at it. So, that's why she's always getting dragged because it's like... She's just such an easy target. Like uh... What's her name? Oh, Peppermint Puffy. Yes. Saki. You know, she was awful but at least she was somewhat good at lying. Well- Like she was slippery! You know what she was? She struck me like a sort of a la maitresse you know the sort of like SNM Madam yeah, she had this kind of like cutting thing that she would do to everyone. She was good at it Yeah, she was I don't know if she's good at lying She was just very confident about there. She could package the lies up much better I feel like then than Jean-Pierre like it was a little trickier to nail her down Yeah, they circle back with the big guy. Oh my god Right just circle back to that. Yeah, you know it's like oh yeah
3:39:56 I think my favorite one is somebody cut together all these things of green Jean-Pierre like going. Um, I don't have nothing for you Just what? I mean it's just like I'm sorry this is your bloody job Knitting in the White House right like what's that? What's in that binder then? Yeah That also is really pathetic. Always reading from that binder is so helpless Did you see the other day where she was asked a question and she like referred to her binder She's like looking at it, and then she started reading off an answer that was completely unrelated to the question It was earlier this week or last week. It was like Wednesday or something Yeah, I was really good, but if she caught herself, oh whoops
3:40:38 Okay, yeah. This is the answer. I mean you know look presidents sit there and read off prompters but that's where Donald Trump came into his own is he just had confidence that what he was saying was gonna flow because he was impressed. Well he'd listen to the question and then just answer it It's so hard. Right, exactly! That's the thing like these Biden people like the whole idea is not to answer questions to obfuscate, to deflect, to pivot... They've gone full Soviet Russian, like Pravda in their head But in a way I'm kind of glad that it has gotten where it has because I remember in the pre-Trump age you know
3:41:24 Bush era, you know Obama a little bit they were doing the same thing but they were just much more polished They had a lot more gravitas. You know like people took it more seriously and Trump came in and just sort of like pulled The curtain back and in it forced them to get even more like crazy And become more overt in their sort of like belief systems So now they're just like completely exposed caricatures of their former selves. And it's just much easier now to sort of put the spotlight on them and show people how ridiculous they are before you had to like...
3:42:03 Kind of fact-check, you know like You know Obama would say something that sounded so nice and how can you argue with that? How can I agree with what he just said then you have to kind of like dig into what the meaning of it a little bit And it was just not it was a lot harder thing is Obama now. He's become a sort of caricature of himself. I mean, that amazing thing when people were like shouting him down and he started... you could see this sort of school mistress come out in him where it's like going now pipe down! But but he was trying to smile and try to be pleasant And then if you could see it bring it don't to him Yeah because it cuz she was losing control Like he always used to have control over the audience and with you know The audience never really heckled him or questioned them but yeah He's just
3:42:49 He's hollow, yeah he is a hollow shell of his former self. Well I mean he was hardly... No right! He was an empty suit to begin with but he... He is a sociopath for sure. Right, right he was a sociopath. You know and so once this little you know, schtick wasn't working anymore then you see what an empty vessel he is. But you know, he's so disgusting to me now and when I think about it voted for him i'm ashamed to admit but you know I was all in 2008 did you? In 2008 yeah Yeah well it was him or McCain Oh God! That's what I'm saying like it was a pretty easy choice actually back then Well anyway I'll tell you 2024
3:43:29 If everyone manages to make it and Donald Trump hasn't been assassinated, we haven't all been put in fucking concentration camps. 2024 is going to be incredible because they are going to have to figure out how to outperform these fake and fraud voting systems. I think Jones is on to something with this war stuff being kind of timed with, you know we're at the late last stages of this sort of currency collapse You know, with this money printing and the inflation. It all kind of has an endgame And these people in power know that the end is coming so the only way to really get out of something like that is
3:44:12 Yeah, like a global war gets everyone's attention away from how did the system collapse? What you know what I mean it gets people more afraid. There is going to be a very small proportion of people that have the faintest idea what happened if that happens but listen i'm gonna talk to you some more but I should film Alex and his break. Oh yeah do it! That was great. No listen I am gonna be here a lot. I am simpatico with one of my great researchers and writers Jamie White, I walked up to him about 20 minutes towards airtime and a lot of times he writes the headline. I'll go with this headline but half the time I say let's change that and go with this. And I said what's your headline? An it was literally without even talked to him in four or five days other than text messages sending all the time with stuff info articles. It was literally almost word for word the exact headline I just written down was about