So that, that early, yeah, because a lot of various commentators think it's kind of longer term, but really by September, Taiwan.

That's what Martin Armstrong's telling me.

He's, he's been a big role in the film and yeah, really highly, like the film's kind of about how do we look at this conflict period? Is it on the surface, it's sort of like these countries fighting, but on another level, it's kind of like this tragic cycle of hubris the ancient Greeks talked about.

They talked about that empires rise and fall and that people get when, when, when like taxes and regulations are low, the country's doing well, then there's this growth of wealth like, like we saw in the US and before that in England and before that in Holland and, you know, the, the Dutch Empire in the 1600s and later the English.

And you go further back, there's always these waves of, of prosperous kingdoms and countries and they do well.

And then, then the, the regulations and the, the bureaucracy set in and then, and then they starts to feed on it, this parasitic role.

And then there's corrupt oligarchs.

Actually, I remember at the Schofield Bible, a brief history of the Schofield Bible, because there's three or 4 million Christians in America, maybe ironically, who are fervently kind of behind the mumbo jumbo you talked about, even though they started off as kind of being in the opposite camp.

Like, each interview you h- you were putting online as, as sort of its own short.

Or a long, long form interview.

So [clears throat] that's sort of my specialty is I get very high level people and, and get a long forminterview with them and this this style kind of i started i did i did this started doing this with planet lockdown is like a for posterity you know to give to to i would find i'd see a clip of sucre bhakti or kanivikowski online and be like and or wolfgang vodar a shorter clip and i'd be like man this guy is a gem he's you know let me get get a long form interview with him like unfiltered i'm not in it i'm not asking you know i'm not putting my face i hate this narcissistic shit that the culture of filmmakers and the online thing now so i would just have a cinema quality interview in a very personal setting like in their home or in a park and i have the best microphones you can buy like schweppes microphones or i looked up the lavaliers they sell for hollywood movies a very high quality film and recording the audio is really important more even more important for documentary so then i and then i um i can show you the mics but they're like this they're they're like so then i just get this really intimate interview with the subject and then and then let them talk and so anyway i'm doing that again now with world war three um so i got three retired german generals like the the top generals um saying that the ukraine war is insane that this is unwinnable in case anyone doesn't know it's like a fully retarded statement to say that ukraine can win against russia if russia's 28 times larger than ukraine and has all the industrial base to produce weapons whereas ukraine is dependent on aid to produce a lot of their military stuff um there and then the only purpose is really just to kill off these ukrainians so i mean there's i've heard rumors black rock spot a third up a third of ukraine up so clearly this is just a scam to kill kill people and steal their land and um anyone who supports ukraine is not thinking clearly uh because they're you have to look at militarily military realities i visited ukraine to also twice and uh second time during zelensky's election and and the guy's a total puppet of uh it was kolomensky put him in power and he's he's this israeli jewish oligarch who who run the tv channel that ran his comedy show that he was on so he if anyone hasn't seen it it's pretty funny you can go to netflix and watch servant of the people it's a pretty funny show but kolomensky basically has this tv has owns this channel that zelensky worked for for many years and then then he owned this tv show called servant of the people where zelensky uh he at that time he wasn't doing as much cocaine so he looked a little thinner and like a little baby face guy and uh now he's kind of fattened up with his coke usage and alcohol but he's he's kind of uh he's uh that's what that does in case anyone doesn't know but he but so he's basically it was this really cute little baby face guy and he's this high school teacher and and it was a joke because everyone knows like oligarchs run run ukraine so he's he's like uh but kolomensky's funding the whole thing is it's a funny parody so there's all these oligarchs there's these shots where they're like having lunch with caviar and they're like oh so this baby face high school teacher basically is caught by a student in the hallway ranting this is zelensky about the corruption of politics and the student posted online and then posted for crowdfunding for him to run for president and so the whole premise of the tv show is zelensky wakes up one morning and he's actually elected president and he didn't even know his students just did that for him online and so it's a parody about the corruption of ukrainian politics where he's just like happens to be president one day and he's like i'm gonna fight corruption and he's this really baby face you know really sincere anti-corruption uh candidate which is nonsense um but anyway so it's so it's and then he gets in he's like this is crazy we should reform this we should do that and he's very sincere but then all the oligarchs are like oh is this your guy oh you oh you're being coy oh it's this is your guy isn't it and they're like teasing about it so but so then then kolomensky actually created a party of the same name as the tv show they ran the show for a few seasons and then they i think in the beginning of the third season if my memory is correct they actually created a party for called servant of the people the same name as the tv show and then ran the actor zelensky as the actual president in real life and so i was there like i watched the show before coming to ukraine the second time and i was there during the elections and i would ask people like what do you think of this this just seems weird doesn't it like that that this would be occurring like it seems kind of scammy and that you know and then the younger people under 30 30 and younger they would kind of tell me like oh well uh he's so cute he's so nice uh let's have him for president i'll vote for him you know and then everyone over 30 was like oh my god this is such a national disgrace to have a gay jewish comedian as the president like actor like dressing up like so it was it was really i saw this difference in age groups and their public opinion on it but anyway whatever he ran he got to be president and and now he's probably been the most corrupt evil guy killing really just like i mean recently tucker interviewed one of his his jewish secretaries who was uh speaking honestly about his cocaine usage and his willingness to just murder everybody so uh this guy if he gets out of office i think he could gettried and killed or seized.

I mean, I don't know, he's, he's basically...

It's like, it's like Netanyahu's in the sense that if he's-- as long as he's in power, he's okay, you know? But if he's out of power, I think he could have a lot of problems.

So his interest is really to prolong, similar to Netanyahu in the sense with his corruption case, his interest is really to prolong war, not resolve it, because his political future, his actual physical survival would be in the balance.

Unless he fled the country, I mean, he could act- Zelenskiy could more easily flee to a Western country like England without too much trouble.

In World War III, who are the main antagonists?

[laughs] That's true.

Because I will be approaching clients.

I will be identifying who I want to be working with.

Listen, I love the client inbounds we get from my website.

I love it.

I love the client inbounds we get from social media.

I'm all for it.

... a sweet spot at all? Is, how do you determine that?

You're making a lot of enemies over here.

Well, yeah, I mean, my damn YouTube page, it never goes over 100,000.

It's at 99,700.

It stayed there for a year.

And they're just like, every time I'll put out a video, I'll get all these views.

But then it'll be like, oh, you lost 100 subscribers this month.

But it'll stay the same.

That's the kind of position that I'm in, and I want more Americans to come to that realization.