Hmm.

Which is we're gonna produce our own power, so you don't have to worry about it.

So we're gonna use these SMRs, these small nuclear reactors, these modular nuclear reactors.

There's companies like Nuscale Technology, which are, you know, exploding these like s-- And so Amazon can put a nuclear reactor at one of these data centers, a small nuclear one.

We don't need to re-rely on Three Mile Island, which by the way, is being revitalized right now in order to power data centers.

I don't know if people recall the fun that happened at Three Mile Island, but so that's being revitalized right now for data centers.

So they can build self-contained power, modular nuclear technology.

Yeah.

Yeah

... to his own intelligence instead of Israeli intelligence.

You know, Trump, I think, is hoping to turn the page over the next few days by the launching of these Trump accounts which roll out on July 4th.

I actually think, you know, to be fair, totally transparent and fair, I think it's a huge deal, actually.

I think if he would focus on those things, giving $1,000 to newborns that are born in the United States where they could compound interest, actually try to build wealth in a family across the United States, encourage families to have babies again, p- focus on the birth gap in the United States, push on this housing bill, which he was asked yesterday about and he said it's not a big deal.

[laughs] Not a big deal? Americans are frozen right now and not being able to buy homes because interest rates are so high.

So there's so many domestic things that he could be focusing on as we head into this summer and towards into the midterms that Americans would be salivating for, they would be encouraged to hear him talking about.

Uh-huh.

Yeah.

And, of course, the Epstein Transparency Act, in her, her words, quoting her, she said, "President told me that too many of my friends would be hurt," and I think that's at the heart of it, and I think the mo- And there's a reason also, I think, that we haven't seen any of the financial information yet.

So [sighs] you know, when you and I spoke a few years ago on this show, uh, we talked about, like, Operation Gladio and NATO, and there's a strategy that they have, which is, you know, the strategy of tension that Colonel Towner Watkins...

Uh, she's very eloquent on this point, and it's a strategy to keep us in this chaos, right? And it's also, like, a drip feed of information, so we get sort of disparate pieces of emails but no financial information, no transactions that connect point A to point B.

We get, "This person said this." Peter Attia said, "I can't tell everyone about you.

You know, you're my friend, but man, you're kind of dirty." We get Russian, Russian models with Bill Gates' emails.

We get, we get random pieces of Pizzagate and all of these other things, but do we get financial connections, financial transactions, which the DOJ is sitting on, by the way? Like, why don't we see any of that information? And, you know, to your point, with The New York Times or these different publications covering this up, I, I, you know, I don't know, but they were, they were actively involved in this.

Yep

I- I just want people to have that context.

No, they were great to me.

Thank you.

I- I, and uh, I- I- I said, "I'm gonna, you know, leave this." And then they- they were actually, uh, said, "Well, what if we gave you your own show?" You know? And I said, "No, I- I appreciate that, but thank you," you know? And, uh, they were, but they were great.

They were great, and we parted ways on great terms and- and that was it.

So, you know, I, and I felt like while I was there, I was, uh, I was able to, um...

I would get s- I think I would get side eyes from people, but when I would question like the military-industrial complex, like, "I'm sorry, like, why are we s- spending..." and this, at the time, was like $600 billion a year on a military-industrial complex budget.

Right.

Yeah.

You know, the difference between people... I th- look at the, the first Trump administration and this Trump administration. Trump gave Zelensky javelins-Oh, no.... in his first in-, you know-Yep, he did.... his first Trump administration. And now he's yelling at him in the Oval Office and he's cutting off, you know, surveillance aid and other things. So, I'm hopeful that things have changed, that he's surrounded himself with the right intel people to clean house. But if there are those deep state forces... And when I say deep state, people kinda roll their eyes, but it's just the permanent government. You know, it's just the people that are-Of course, of course.... entrenched there for 40 years.Right.The bureaucrats who have these interests at heart, whether it's child sex-trafficking operations for rich people in the United States, or the pedophiles in Hollywood, or whatever it is. You know, they have these interests and these moneyed interests to funnel money back to their spouses or whatever through these NGOs and everything else. Um, can the Trump administration, can these people c- actually clean house? So, I'm hopeful. Can they get them in there? Can they actually root them out and we can actually get back to maybe a pure, a pure American government in the, in the vein of, like, a Thomas Paine? Which is, we don't like government, but can we have the least amount of it as possible? And I think the American people would rally around that per- I just, I feel it, I see it. I see it among people, uh, uh, who were not even Trump supporters who've now become their- become champions of what they're doing with Doge and these other things and-Yes.And they're hopeful for the first time in a way, that they're... Maybe the American government they learned about in civics, civics classes is attainable once again? It seems growing... I had never thought I'd see it be attainable once again, you know, in the era of NAFTA and everything else with under Bill Clinton and George H.W. Bush and Hallibur- all of the, all of the things that drove me crazy, you know? War in Iraq and all that- all of that. Are we somehow getting back to what it means to, uh, to the, you know, the Unites States Constitution? That, I'm hopeful about. That, and I think, I think we could get there if we have the right people in power.It, it really does come down to that, doesn't it?Yeah.The popular will is not quite as relevant as I thought it was.I- i- it's a great point because where were... We had the trucker convoy in Canada-Yeah.... which showed incredible bravery-Yes.... to, you know. Where was the massive trucker convoy in the United States? Like, where were the men? I w- there-Oh, I agree.You know what I mean? Like, where were the men-It makes me sad.... during the Biden administration saying, "We're done with this, and we're, you know what? We're, I, either I'm gonna put on my MAGA hat or not, doesn't matter. I'm gonna put on my trucker hat. I, doesn't matter. And we're taking to the streets and we're gonna go down to the southern border, and you're not getting across our southern border." Like, there, I know there was some pieces of that. But I feel like the organizing principle of the United... I feel like there's a lack of that, and I, I, I don't know. I, I, I worry about that popular, um, that popular push and, uh, for people to stand together and say, "Enough is enough with this tyranny." You know?It does come down to men.Yeah.And, um, yeah. I've been thinking a lot about my father recently, and I, you know, whatever, we're all flawed, but I, I just don't, I haven't met a man like him, really, in the last twen- I can't remember the last time I met a man like him on a mo- on the basic level. I mean, he, he was the kindest, most loyal father, but there were absolutely limits. Like, if you were rude to his wife, for example, he'd punch you right in the face without even hesitating.Yeah.Not from one... I saw it happen on the parking lot of a movie theater as a child. It was shocking. But, you know, can't be rude to my wife. Like, there are just limits. I don't know.Yeah.Right? Yeah.There are rules here.Right.And one of them is you can't attack my family.(laughs)Period. And I don't know. I loved growing up like that, 'cause I felt like my fam- I loved it. I'm g- I try to be that father and husband, but I, I loved it. It gave us such security. It's like, no one fucks with Pop. He is not... He's a loaded gun, man. You know, wonderful man, hilarious-Yeah.... really nice. But if there's any threat to the family, like, it's not even gonna hesitate. He doesn't think about the consequences.You see some of these videos emerge-Where are the men like that?... where, like, it says, oh, th- you know, the moment y- y- she knew that he, that sh- he wasn't the one and there's, like, a, you know, a robber comes up in the alleyway and, and the man, like, just leaves the girl there and just runs the opposite way. I'm like, holy smokes. You're right. Like, my dad, you know, he, he served, he served in Nuremberg after the war, um, took over an SS barracks, uh, there.Wow.And ran tank drills all through, you know, Nuremberg. It wa- you know, it was, and, but he was a tough guy, but he was, he was also the most kindest, you know?Yes.Uh, but he was, he would not be messed with, like, with, you know, whether he was cut off in traffic or-Oh, yeah.... messed with, he would, you know, he wouldn't put up with it. And he also wouldn't put up with it for the treatment of his children and his family either.Well, of course not.You know, and, um, I think we need more of that. Um-Well, I totally agree, and I just don't, I don't see, at least in the world that I live with. I was talking to my brother the other day and saying, "When we were kids, you know, up in Maine in the summertime and boy, you could not be rude to people." Like, that just wouldn't end well at all. And I said to him, you know, "I don't remember the last time I was ever in any sense intimidated by any white man." Like, there's just no- (laughs) no white man's gonna kick your ass. I'm sorry, I mean, I am a white man, I... Not against white men, unlike everybody else, I like white men. I'm the f- you know, father and uncle of some. But I don't feel any... There's no intimidation or whatever. It's like, you know, what are they gonna do? Nothing.My son brings up this story, I can't believe I'm gonna share this, but the, like, the stories that my son, he's 14 now, will kinda bring up are when, when Daddy gets pissed, and he, he likes it. I think as a young man, maybe you sort of, you endear to that, you know?Yeah.And, uh, there was one time, there, this, the guy rode past, rode pa- we were all riding bikes as a family and this guy rode past on his motorcycle and just flew right, almost, almost hit my, uh, young daughter, and almost, almost killed her. Like, flew right past her.Oh, my gosh.And I flipped out, and I had the baby on the back seat of my bike and I was ready to just jump off and run after this motorcyclist and my wife jokes, she's like, "What were you gonna do? The baby was still in the carrier behind you, you know, on the thing."(laughs)"Like, you're gonna fight a guy with one hand and a thing?" But, um, and then we were in Vienna, of all places. Talk about compliant, and it was like, it, we were trying to make it to this, uh, show as a family. It was freezing, and, uh, we went into this little, uh, uh, it was an information kiosk to help tourists, and they were, it was 8:00 and it was closing at 8:00. And I walk in and she says, "We're closing. We're no, we can't, we can't, we can't, we cannot help you. We cannot help you. We've been here all day. We've been on..." I said, "My family's freezing. We're just trying to find this location. Can we please, you know, get to this location? Can you help us? We..." "I can't. I'm sorry. No more help. I can't help you at all." I said, and I just flipped out. (laughs) And I, you know, and it was the Philadelphia in me, I just flipped out. I said, "Well, thanks for the effing f- you know, uh, um, thanks for the, the effing hospitality here in Vienna." And I just flipped out, and then she, she kinda calmed down and said, "Okay. Oh, you're looking for the Shakespeare theater? Okay, well then it's a..." And my son still to this day will bring that up. He's a, he's always, "Thanks for the effing hospitality here in Vienna."(laughs)So, I don't know. It's just... Not proud of those moments.No.But, uh...But, I mean, that's... I do think, like, you can extrapolate outward toward a whole country or civilization that's like, if the men aren't willing to defend it, first of all, things get very jumpy and chaotic inside as people feel undefended.Yeah.And it makes them crazy and very anxious. Um, but it's also true that you get invaded.Yeah, do we have, like, a nation of beta males right now? I mean-We get invaded. How could you allow 15 million illegal aliens in your country? And I always used to think this about the governor of Texas who's a perfectly nice guy, I guess. But, like, he sat there for four years and let millions of people who had no right to be here at all, and in most cases, honestly, probably not any conceivable benefit to the United States, c- invade his country and, like, destroy ranches, destroy the physical environment, make it dirtier. Texas has gotten way dirtier. Way dirtier.Oh, yeah.And more disorderly in the past five years. And he never sent his National Guard to the border. And I confronted him twice in person about it, just off camera, but, like, "What are you doing, dude?" Ooh, it's very complicated. It's not complicated.And you've confronted him on camera, I bet.I have. No, I've been mean.(laughs)You know, Abbott's a-... it's a, it's a-

Oh, no.

I mean, it's, it's a, it's just, to me, it's just part of the same thing. The, you know, it, it's de- the, the child sex trafficking and then they're, they're ch- the killing off of the children, you know. And I mean, I've, again, I've spoken to sources who've witnessed it firsthand, who actually used to be a part of it and didn't know they were a part of it out of Texas, and flying these children from these facilities in Texas, in Abbott's backyard, to different parts of the country. "Oh, uh, what about the well... So, you're flying them to where?" "Oh, we don't really know. They say that they're..." "No, but it's just wealthy people's homes." "And do you check up on them?" "Uh, we're supposed to do a wellness check."... but we don't really do that. And if we do, it's just, like, a phone call, and if they don't even answer their phone, that's considered the wellness check on the child. So the NGOs responsible for facilitating the death and sex trafficking of these children across the United States into rich homes in Miami, rich homes in, you know, in Orlando, rich homes in Tennessee, rich homes in Washington, DC, where, wh- "Are you the father of the..." No, no, no relation whatsoever to these children. So when we hear the liberals crying about, "You're separating children from their families at the border," those aren't the fathers. They bring these children across the border, they've got, like, a- a name tag stuck on them. That's not the father. You mean the child that he's holding that's drugged? You mean the coyote that's holding that child? Th- that child is drugged, and you can't even ask the child, "Who's your- what's your father's name?" 'Cause that person was brought all the way up from Guatemala three weeks ago and has been drugged the entire time, can't speak and is slurring their words. Like, this is happening, uh, in the United States, and the United States is facilitating it. I mean, it's- it's... without a doubt, it's facilitating it, and these- these, uh, NGOs are recei- have been receiving lots of money from USAID and others, and it's been happening right under the nose of the Biden administration and under Alejandro Mayorkas, who facilitated all of it, uh, and allowed it to happen. And when he was confronted about it, told us that our borders were secure. How... Really? Okay. (laughs) Hundreds of thousands of children that just gone missing in the United States? And I get so frustrated because people compartmentalize this story. Like, they're happy to talk about Doge-