In Plain Sight with Jeremy from Kentucky, September 8, 2026

0:30It's time, let it burn The fire may not open for the devil we return It's at the end of glory and I might not have learned I'm moving aside, they're the dark and red bull Tell the lonely man, don't ever die Kill it extra, I ain't never It's not the only one Kill it extra, I ain't never All right, welcome to Point Side, Jeremy here in Kentucky

1:32Run the broadcasting network Please go to repubblebroadcasting.org and smash that identity button Send them much needed funding to 2251, double Creek Drive Sweet 302, Rowan Rock, Texas 764 Calling your credit to debit to 18724, 2719 Operator standing by Patrick, welcome to the show Hey, thank you for having me, Jeremy Patrick and Jeremy Part 2, we sort of got off on this whole big tangent And I hope we didn't lose the audience in part one Talking about the Roman Empire And that got us into all sorts of interesting things We made it all the way over to Russia and China There seems to be a erasian shift The West is going to be relegated to the Western hemisphere And I think you're going to have Eurasia Give me your gut feeling, I think that the European nations are going to go to the arms of Russia I mean, is that something like too far a field to say, what do you think about that?

2:34They ought to, I don't know if they, you know, there's been this massive indoctrination, brainwashing, anti-Russian propagandizing of good people, the good people You know, the people who, in America, the people who watch MSNBC and whatnot And Europe, just, I don't know how, like I haven't been to Europe in so long I don't know how far down it goes, but they're big elements in Europe that are just thoroughly anti-Russian And some of it, you know, in Eastern Europe, in the Baltic, the three Baltic many states And then in other, like Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, they were part of the East, what we call the Eastwalk during the Cold War

3:36So for what would it have been, for 45 years, 44 years, they were under Soviet domination And, you know, I have the feeling that a lot of them blame this on Russians as opposed to Jews And, you know, during the period that they were actually being dominated, the Soviet Union was run by Russians or Ukrainians or Ukrainians Or Belarusians, they were dominated by Slavs, but the system had been set up by Jews And so, you know, you could, I think it's a little short-sighted to blame Russians as a group At least if you're not recognizing the, I mean, Russians might have been driving the machine, but the machine had been built by Jews And Russians eventually figured out how to get off that machine

4:36But, so I don't know, I mean, the, and then the Western European countries, I don't know how deep the antagonism towards Russia is in Europe I know that like in Japan, and I think in Korea, but certainly in Japan, there's a lot of antagonism towards China, which I think is equally misplaced I mean, yeah, obviously if you're in Tokyo, you don't want to hear a bunch of Chinese people talking loud on the train But there's a lot worse things than talking loud on the train And, I don't know, so I don't know if it's going to go that way And I don't know if the United States is going to be able to preserve a fiefdom in the Western hemisphere Because some of these South American countries might rather trade with China than with America So I don't know, that's my long-winded answer

5:38Yeah, though, the Soviet Union, the Unkunder Stalin, is later years, I mean, they did tint towards more of a nationalistic top ideology Under communism, but still nationalistic, and I think that's when you have the flight of Jews out of the Soviet Union and into America, but 50s and 60s, pretty much Well, you had it at various stages, there was a lot that started in the 70s and Gorbachev opened up the gates more But, you know, in the 70s, there was an outflow into parts of Brooklyn and into Miami Beach I remember working for about a week at a hotel in Miami Beach, it was owned by a Jew with a Russian accent And they were Jews with Russian accents walking around But you probably had kind of a flow

6:43You know, here's a thought, unless I don't want to be interrupt in your train of thought No, go ahead, I've got some more stuff coming up, there's this one We don't create our past, maybe we want to, but we don't create our past And so, to a large extent, we're just kind of at the deal with our past And the elites of the Soviet Union, for instance, as I think I was mentioning before, they inherited this insane system, but they're the elites If you're a cruise chef, if you're Brezhnev, you rose up through a system that at least in your early career was dominated by Jews And they created this extremely repressive system and also an economically irrational system

7:44But that was the system and their legitimacy, because they couldn't claim to be a legitimate because of centuries of dynasty or the divine right of kings or anything like that It was the revolution, the revolution was the legitimacy and the revolution created these economic and political structures And they were stuck with it, just like the people in America today, the Biden administration or Hakeem Jeffries or AOC or a lot of these anti-white people They're stuck with a system that was created by whites, they're stuck with the Constitution, they're stuck with a lot of institutions that were created by whites So they have this, some of the symbolism, the red, white, and blue flag and things like that And maybe AOC or some of these other people have no regard for the Constitution, I think some people out there will be saying obviously

8:54But they have no regard for it, but yet they're stuck with it in a way because you still can't come out and say the Constitution sucks, freedom of speech sucks I mean you might hear that on the fringes, but you're not going to hear that from AOC or Pete Buttigieg or whatever They're not ready to, the jettison a lot of this, they're kind of stuck with it So on the one hand, they're hostile to it, but on the other hand, they're kind of stuck with it and they have to give some lip service to it And I think a lot of the later Soviet leaders were like that Especially a Gorbachev and the people around him, but even the others The original Bolshevik system was way, way more brutal than the much more mundane totalitarianism of the Cold War years So Alexander Soljaneason for instance, he spent, what did he spend like 20 years in a gulag, a long time in a gulag

10:01Well you wouldn't have been spending a long time in a gulag in the 20s or the early years of the revolution They just would have killed you, they wouldn't have been maintaining people in gulags that long Maybe I'm exaggerating it, but I went to the Soviet Union three times, I went before Gorbachev And it was oppressive and it was kind of dingy and not fun to get around in But it wasn't better, it wasn't better dead than red, it was definitely better red than dead People still manage to live their lives and find some joy here and there and whatnot It wasn't the worst thing and I don't know, so those are some thoughts We do these shows, I think we get a lot of good thoughts out there sometimes maybe it's not as organized as well as it could be, but we're doing our best No, we're still on the topic of empires and empires morphing but not disappearing

11:05He brought us some good points there, you know, in the Stalin in the later years, while still communist and oppressive was a world of difference from the Bolshevik era I have to be more of the post-Stolling people Yeah, we've been Stalin, yeah I got it, yeah Stalin was president He moved away from, I mean he wound up, I think murdering all of the Jews that had been in his Politburo originally No, he deputified it but the opening up or the easing of the repression was probably more post-Stolling Yeah, I mean you get into 1980s and Soviet Union, I mean Yeah, you're waiting in line for bread and groceries maybe you get state control of the economy But like who controls the economy in the West, like CEOs? You know, how's health care here? Like how's our gas process here? I mean the economy is going to be controlled

12:11It's just a question of who controls it, the state or CEOs I mean in the West, I would argue that the billionaires control this economy It's a slight better system than traditional communism But the people are still in control, like there's this illusion of free market capitalism, it's no such thing It's CEOs that centrally control the economy Well, so you're using the word control and I was using the word plan And I think there's a distinction, there's a distinction that I want to make Well, if there's two wrestlers, if two wrestlers or two fighters are going at it, one is going to dominate the other You can say to one controls the other That's one thing, but you go ahead with your thing with plan What a plan! So the way the Soviet economy worked

13:13Is it have five-year plans? And so they had a ministry of cars, they had a ministry of washing machines, they had a ministry of telephones, they had a ministry of steel You know, ministries, right? And they would come up with plans, a five-year plan, this factory is going to make so many bolts And then on this day, they're going to be sending these bolts to this plant so that that plant can use the bolts and make the machines that are going to go into the washing machines And things like that, they would try to plan everything out in advance Now, in our system, it's gotten like really the exact opposite extreme So you've got somebody just goes online and they order something, and this is like the consumer level, they order something and it's immediately delivered to them

14:13Or the Soviet, if it was in a store, you might have to wait in line, especially if it was something that was in demand But you know, so on the consumer level, we order something, but you know, within the wholesaling, within the manufacturing, you've got things like just in time delivery And so everything is really, it's extremely efficient In a lot of ways, it's extremely efficient I remember taking the Trans-Siberian Railroad and just going past these stockyards, or what would you call it? Where you just had all of these parts out in the snow rusting, you know, I remember going past what looked like electrical transformers You know, the kind of transformers that you see up on big light posts, you know, the electrical posts And just like, as far as I could see, just rusting, because they planned too many, or maybe they were lacking apart, because in order to make the plant targets, sometimes the factories would put out just, you know, bolts where the threads stripped so easily that they were unusable

15:37You know, just really poor quality stuff in order to get the numbers So it was just extremely inefficient, and it created all these shortages, and because prices were also planned, the prices were dictated You couldn't raise prices, and so if there weren't enough to go around, you couldn't raise the price, it was no inflation So people just had to wait in line, and because people were waiting in line, they weren't working And if you're not working, then you're going to have inferior products, and it was just this vicious cycle And it was the type of thing that I think almost you had the experience, and I was in the Soviet Union the first time just going through on a train, but it's a big country to go through on a train I was probably there 10 days the first time, maybe 10 days the next time, and 10 days the next time I don't know I was probably there for less than 30 days all added up probably, but it was enough, and I went around to enough places that I got, I think I got an idea for what was going on

16:47And it was the economic system was something completely foreign that you're not, there's no parallel to it in America, and it didn't work And ultimately that's really what dragged them down It worked in terms of like if you're in the military and something gets blown up, and you can just order people to... You're going to build this pontoon bridge right now, and you might be like a small scale, very primitive scale, you might be able... It might work well for the most basic things, but it can't handle complexity And so I think they were able to recover relatively quickly from the massive devastation of the two world wars and a civil war But they couldn't go beyond just the basics All right, so I'll stop talking and kick it back to you

17:49Well, when I compared the two systems of course, I mean, the system that we've lived under, even though our rail against the capitalist system, because it's just cutthroat People who work in healthcare, for example, have to wait like 90 days, if they hire into healthcare, they've got to wait 90 days before they can get healthcare I mean, it's that kind of crap There's something to be said for a socialized healthcare system Because letting the CEOs run this shit for so many decades, it's out of... it's way out of line I mean, an emergency room bill, like if you haven't asked them, you could be looking at $10,000 Oh, wait for your turn Yeah, wait for me, that's the minimum That's like, you know, people like Hurtcher, Knee or something So why is the process so high? Well, because medical facilities are basically businesses and they've got to do business And it's no different than any other business

18:51There's so many, and also you have so many people see the medical industry and they're going to compensate for that You can eliminate all of that just by socialized healthcare But who's going to control it? The government that hates us? You know what I mean? It's like, that's why I'm against that type of thing I'm for social healthcare education I think if a person in poverty is showing aptitude, like they should be educated at the expense of the state But the state that hates us, the state that's pushing anti-watt, anti-Christian values, no You know what I mean? It's like that, there's that bitter thing there It's why I'm the way that I am You know, my roots are libertarian, and that's why Because I would be off for a government that cared about us, that would have social programs in our benefit But we haven't had that I'm not a bad person, I'm not a bad person

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23:21Right from my hands Yeah, I'm the one that I am, you know, my roots are libertarian and that's why Because there's never been a, I would be offered a government that cared about us That would have social programs in our benefit, but we haven't had that So, I mean, there's that, but no, I understand we're under a better system Hey, I would have chicken and duck feed off Amazon And do I support Amazon? Do I support all? No, but like it's when I'm working 12-hour shifts, you know It's nice to have that stuff brought to my house, so we have a good system here But my point is that it is planned I say controlled, but you know, it's planned out by the people at the top And it's either the government or the CEOs that are going to do it

24:23Here's the thing, I wouldn't say it's planned, I'd say it's set up so that it can deal with Flexibly with changes in demand Right? The Soviet system, they were saying this is what demand is going to be for the next five years And so they couldn't adapt If they made a mistake, they couldn't adapt to it You know, you put in your order for duck feed and it goes through and then the The duck feed manufacturer is if, wow, we had more demand for duck feed in the past month than we were expecting They're able to adapt They're able to source more ingredients in more or less real time And the Soviet system couldn't do that Everything was planned out five-year plans, five years

25:23Just to be clear, I know there's a lot of great American patriots in the boomer classification in RBN But in before you say Jeremy's a socialist, no Because under the system that they're thinking of, they're thinking of the government takes from them from the working class And supplies the lazy and the brown skin All right, I'm talking about a system where the government takes from the building There shouldn't be a billionaire, there should be no such thing as a billionaire Every man, woman and child should enjoy health care, good roads, good facilities and education And there's no excuse for not having that in this era We're over a century We're centuries past the era where you've got a conquer land for resources We're not even in that And there's plenty of resources and these billionaires should be taken down If you want to say that I'm for some sort of socialist system, that would be it Take from the billionaires

26:23Don't take from the working class, that's where I'm at I don't know if that makes any sense Well, I mean, what we have over the past couple generations And I guess it's Ebb didn't flowed because you had massive concentration of wealth In what was called the Gilded era, the late 1800s And then you had the trust busters, Teddy Roosevelt and that Now you've got concentration again But I want to get to that, the healthcare thing Because I hear people talking about healthcare Right? So there's the delivery of healthcare and you're involved in that This is humans interacting with other humans, humans helping other humans physically Right? There's health insurance And people often talk about it as if it's the same thing Health insurance and healthcare

27:23The health insurance is how you spread the financing out Right? And I'm in favor of a national health insurance system Doesn't necessarily have to be a monopoly It doesn't mean that there can't be Insurance that people buy on their own for the augment certain things But I think we have to have a basic health insurance system for a variety of reasons Because people need it and you might think well people should be able to get their insurance themselves Well, there are people who won't for a variety of reasons Some understandable, some not good reasons And then we've got tons of people who don't want to see uninsured people just like die in the streets And maybe you think that's what is it like synthetic altruism or whatever the term is But that's a fact

28:24We could have a health insurance system that's national that is funded through a variety of means But fundamentally it's going to be taxation. It's just how is it tax? Who gets taxed? And details of that could be hashed that one way or another But that doesn't mean that the doctors and the hospitals have to be owned and controlled by the government They could remain, I think they're prominently like hospitals, I think most of them And most of the country operate technically as nonprofits Maybe that's kind of laughable that they're nonprofits But they don't have to be run by the government. The government has its veterans administration hospitals It does have its own hospital system that it runs very large one And I guess there are private hospitals but I think most of them are technically run as nonprofits And you can still have the lit Excuse me?

29:24I'm sorry, they contract the veterans contract out to private hospitals and optometrist and all that And dental facilities But not the big V.A. hospitals are run by the, I mean they're directly under the government, not the big V.A. hospitals You are tuned in to the I want the truth! You can't handle the truth You're listening to Republic Broadcasting Network, real news, real talk, real people Because you can handle the truth Libertarian Tech publications was launched in 2018 with a focus on bringing the best Freedom Focus books and fiction into fruition all on the same catalog The number of books is well over 30 now But since then we've expanded beyond assisting Freedom Pioneers in sharing their story or educating themselves Now we hope self-liberators find their freedom Also on offer by Libertarian Tech publications or privacy tools that is privacy-enhanced laptops and phones

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33:37But the big V.A. hospitals are run by the, I mean, they're directly under the government, aren't they? The big V.A. hospitals But at any rate, so you could, you can have a national health insurance system And still have doctors in business for themselves One of the things is if you go to a hospital and you're going to have a knee replacement, for instance And you want to say, well, how much does that cost? What do they do? They say, show me your insurance card And you could say, well, how much does it cost? Well, show me your insurance card They can't tell you how much it costs because it's not one price for all And it's not even just that some insurance pays more than other insurance It's that the hospitals negotiate different prices with different insurance companies Before even factoring in how much the insurance company is paying off the bill It's going to be a different bill If you have United Health Care, maybe they've negotiated a $4,000 price tag

34:43And if you've got Etna, maybe they've negotiated a $5,000 price tag And if you don't have insurance, then they're going to talk about a $20,000 price tag Hardly anybody pays that $20,000 price tag Maybe some rich Arabs who come over But it's not one price for all And then, you know, if you have Etna insurance or United Health Care insurance Depending on what plan you have, you're going to be paying completely different copays and whatnot You're going to have a national health insurance system that would be simple Like Japan has a relatively simple national health insurance system Not everybody's under, but probably most people are under it But the hospitals and the doctor's offices are not owned or controlled by the government You know, the government has proved that it can do this type of system in the military Let me just use the Air Force as an example in the 90s when I went into the Air Force

35:45You had everything on base Hospital, dental, optometry, I mean everything you need was on base And I would go get, you know, I went in the 90s and had my fillings dug out You know, all the mercury crap that they put in me in the 80s That was all dug out and replaced with the newer stuff that wasn't as toxic And no money changed hands You know, I went to the dentist, then I got a prescription and I went to the pharmacy And then afterwards I went shopping at the base commissary in PX You know, and got groceries and socks and shirts and things Now, I did pay for that, but what I'm saying is that the health care aspect, no money changed hands Doctors and dentists, I mean, they're officers They, you know, degrees just like in the civilian world And the captain that dug out my, that did my dental work He got paid the same as the captain that flew their airplanes

36:45What would the minor exception of, you know, the pilot might get some hazard pay if he's flying in the middle east You know, under operation, middle eastern repression Oh, I'm sorry, I was called in during freedom So, it's proof, it can't be done It's a very bullshit, I say that in during the Jewish power In during the, in during the Jewish power Yeah, yeah, but I hear different ways to go to the dentist line But the system works, but the way the system worked, though, was everybody in the military contributed How did they contribute by getting up and going to work? And like by doing much, so there was no deadbeats in the military So there's maybe an exception to that No, I think every human being should have health care and education Provided by the system But that same system then, you know, is going to indoctrinate and brainwash and control Because in the Air Force we had chips in our ID cards And you know, you look at a system like that today You know, how would they use that?

37:46Well, I mean, they would curtail your free speech So, man, it's, there's a lot to be said there I've got so many thoughts like hitting my head as you were talking In one aspect, I'm a boomer, pull yourself up by your bootstraps, top mentality Of you shouldn't need all that health care You know, you should do, you should eat right and exercise right And not have to go to the doctor several times But I mean, that's just not the reality And sooner or later, everybody gets to hold them Sooner or later, people do fall apart Well, yeah, and then, you know, like, yeah You have health insurance, you have all of that But then you also have a system that floods this with like fluoride And horrible GMO foods like fast foods and restaurant foods and even the grocery So there's things they're putting in our lives, vaccines I'm a total anti-vaxxer, feel free to push back But this stuff they're putting in the vaccines, especially in the last four decades

38:46You know, I have accelerated autism and ADHD And then, so they put that in the vaccines The kids get these diseases and then they're prescribed like medications To the benefit of the health care system So it's just a vicious cycle, I mean, it's so corrupt There's no way to really fix it at this point I mean, I don't think But if we've exhausted this, I want to get back to the Empire thing It's your sound shot But it's interesting when I talk about the East and West balance of power And I didn't read Alexander Dugan Like, I've held these beliefs because they're biblical They're prophetic beliefs that they're the one world empire that would be divided in an East and West system This is in the book of Daniel chapters 2 and 7 Specifically point this out And before I ever heard of Dugan, you know, I believe this stuff I understood it to be happening

39:47But Dugan had a geopolitical theory And he published this in the 90s And this is where we get the phrase Eurasian shift or neo-Eurasianism Those formalized in his 1997 textbook Foundation Geopolitics It divides the world into two eternally clashing civilization forces The Atlantisism and the Eurasianism And this theory is based on like just looking at a map It's geopolitically like it makes sense that you know Europe and Asia and Russia would all be allies And that there would be a division there between the West from hemisphere And this is all that Dugan laid out And again, I'm not a Duganist I don't agree with everything And there's a lot about him That's sketchy But he did call this

40:47And I think we see it playing out right now And this war with Iran And the Russia Ukraine conflict has really Procise about Totally not saying the guys are profit But he was probably just intelligent enough to like see the way the political winds were blowing And just predict things based on data You know, I mean that's I think that's exactly what he did So part of this what he observed was dismantling post Soviet sovereignty All right An independent post Soviet era where Russia rises to power And I mean it happened They're not communist The people there enjoy a good quality of life It is multicultural to an extent But overall it's you know why Christians and the Russian Orthodox Church I don't think the West saw this coming

41:48Also I don't think they saw the rise of China I don't think they saw that coming Because it seems like the West is like a reactionary In the rise of these two powers at this point I mean it's obvious that they're reactionary Because the West can do nothing And by the West I mean the Jewish dominated America and Israel It can do nothing about the straight of our moves Like what are they going to do? It's ongoing, it's still going on We're still going to face terrible food and gas prices coming up in the fall I don't think we've seen even the beginning of it And what's there to do? They're totally reacting So I don't know if there's powers above I'm sure there are powers above the Trump administration that are talking together But for the most part of the people that we see on the screen They're reacting to this They're not in control at all And to the extent that the Eurasians in control

42:50They're just doing what they're doing I mean China is doing the Belt and Road Russia is stabilizing the Ukraine And they're going to have to come up with a solution to the Jewish question in the Middle East And that gets us to something that you and I have talked about And I brought it up on the punchball Friday I think China is going to come in with a solution to this problem Because the greater Israel area is a strategic point in Belt and Road And I don't think China is going to allow that to be in shambles, you know, indefinitely They're going to want some sort of solution And what's that going to look like? My theory is that China would drag Israel to the negotiation table And maybe Israel gets through the third temple out of it, maybe Again, prophecy is, you know, a full disclosure of view things through the Bible And that's why I see a third temple coming And some sort of an agreement with Israel and the non-Israel governments You could say Gentile

43:50Let me get your thoughts before I keep going on Well, you know, historically If you have a country loses a major war, they often lose territory Right? I mean, both world wars, Germany got paired down Russia, the Russian Empire had more or less surrendered in 1917 And they gave up a lot of territory You lose wars, you lose territory And Israel has gotten itself into this huge war I mean, the United States is losing its empire It looks increasingly likely that the American bases that were destroyed in the Persian Gulf Are never going to be American bases again, that's looking more and more likely And for Israel, Israel should lose territory

44:50I don't want to actually, I don't want to see Israel disappear off the map Because I don't want those crazy Jews And when I say crazy Jews, I mean, I'm sorry, I am lustic Who was on the judges show, he's making the rounds now Because he and one of his, I guess, colleagues at University of Pennsylvania Came out with this book on the Israel lobby And he's calling Israel a crazy state So I don't want these 7 million Jews in Israel all of a sudden to show up in the United States And mess with our politics and mess with our society So I don't want to see this, Israeli state completely disappear honestly And I don't think it would be fair to Palestinians to have a one state with them And I think Palestinians should be given the Nagi Desert And so what, you know, currently the Jews control or the Jews have about 78% or something

45:58What was it? 78% of what had been the British mandate of Palestine Is colored, the Israeli color on the maps and 22% Which is being eaten up and gobbled up and destroyed by the Jews for the Palestinians I'd like to see that more or less flipped so that the Jews could keep Tel Aviv They could keep Haifa and maybe West Jerusalem But most of the, certainly the Nagi Desert, maybe the areas in the North, the Galley or Nazareth could also be Palestinian I'd like to see the Palestinians control most of that territory But the areas that have really high concentrations of Israeli Jews That could be a Jewish micro-state that should be demilitarized All these things that the Jews have been insisting for the Palestinians That it be demilitarized, that it doesn't have control of its borders

46:58This is what should be imposed on Israel They can, they're going to lose territory, they'll be demuclearized, they'll be demilitarized And they can effectively be a protectorate of the United Nations And the United Nations can control their borders or whatever I don't want all those 7 million crazy Israeli Jews coming to America though And so, and then you could have the Belten Road pathway going through the Nagi Desert Under the control of the Palestinians linking Asia to Africa And less scheming, less scheming all the way around, that's the way I see it You could have that scenario and they could give the Jews their, you know, their temple I think if the Chinese negotiated with the Muslims specifically the Sunis Because that temple mount is a Suni controlled Like I don't think the Shiite really give a Shiite about it But, I mean Saudi Arabia is negotiated with the West

48:03You throw enough money at it, you pretty much give it what you want I think that's probably a, you know, that's an understandable scenario Let me, let me hit that because we got a few minutes, right? We got, yeah, 34 minutes, yeah I had to look it up but, uh, look at the stuff that Dugan wrote on strategic pillars of the Eurasian shift, all right Now this is in 97, dismantling post-Soviet sovereignty Okay, so nations like Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Georgia, Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan Have to be stripped of sovereignty and absorbed into the Russian Empire There's a Eurasian Monroe doctrine, right? That Russia would dominate its historic sphere of influence And treat Western or Chinese incursions into Central Asia and Eastern Europe as direct national security threats

49:07Now before you start going off into, he was anti-Chinese He also advocated for multi-polar alliances Decent multi-polarity built on partnerships with nations like China, Iran, India And this stuff written in the 90s, by the way, 97, subversion of Westropower He predicted and encouraged the fragmentation of the West Advocated from maneuvers like pushing Britain out of the European Union and feeling domestic political polarization within the United States I mean that, domestic political polarization That's been the thing since the alt-right And I've mentioned that a lot of the alt-right people early on, Anglin and Mike Enoch, were talking about Dugan's writings You can go to the Daily Stormer if you can find them in the archives, 2013, 2014 There were a lot of articles on Dugan It came off as just like analyzing the guy, it didn't come off completely as like throw Dugan

50:11But you see the influence there Richard Spencer and his one of his ex-wives, one of who it was, you know translating the works of Dugan I mean you can see this influence And that's something that I just want to point out because I find it fascinating That not only was Dugan predicting what we're seeing today But maybe even influencing some people in the spheres of the alt-right 10, 15 years ago The rise of Trump, you know, I mean how did this, what was that? My name is John, I'm the founder of Blackhawk Coffee and I started Tahiboti clubs are original pure pouty arcos, super tea comes from the only tree in the world that fungus does not grow on As a result it naturally has anti-fungal, anti-infection, anti-viral, anti-bacterial, anti-inflammation, and anti-parasite properties

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54:25Extendivite is only 988-4723 Extendivite is only 988-559 Some people in the spheres of the alt-right 10, 15 years ago. The rise of Trump, you know, I mean, how divisive was that? And personally, I like division. I don't want to be connected with people that, you know, kill babies and that advocate for children, and chop them off their generals. I want no part of that. I want that division. I want to be divided from these people. I want to be divided from the people that want to kill like all whites, you know, via immigration. So on the one hand, I see, I like, I want the division, but on the other end, I understand how, like he predicted that that sort of division was going to be to fall the West. So he's not wrong. Parting thoughts, Patrick. Give me your final, give me your final thought. What's his fantasy?

55:26When he's trying to get rid of a collar? Oh, Fatser, I don't know. I don't listen to him with collars. Give me your final thought. Like when a collar is going on and on, he's like, he's like basically telling them to wrap it up and get off the air so you can get to the next person. Yeah, that's a good thing to say. Mike, I mean, I'm sorry. I'm just going to circle back to bitching and moaning about the Jews. But when you look at, yeah, when you look at everything that they're doing with the wars, with the immigration, with the trannyism and the sexuality, the homo stuff, the porn stuff. And even Lee Rogers did a deep dive into tattooing, tattooing industry. I mean, he's looking at all this stuff, you know, where there are, Israel's invading other countries, causing all these wars.

56:26And then they've got the other half of jewelry lives as minorities undermining the societies they live in. And it's not as if all problems are caused by Jews. But we're not even allowed to, but the big ones are. But we're not even allowed to talk about it. We're not, you know, and they can, they can bitch and moan about whatever they want. And nobody's, nobody's allowed to talk about this. I mean, I was listening to Aaron Mate in something helper, KB helper, who for the most, most of the stuff they were talking about I agreed with. But they're never going to talk about the Jewish problem as a Jewish problem. They'll talk about Israel a lot. They'll talk about Neon cons, but you know, look, look at, there's only, what, 16 million Jews. And look at what they're doing, you know, 0.2% of the population. And we're not allowed to talk about it. And we're not allowed to talk about it. How do you expect anything to happen? I'm not trying to do any harm to Jews.

57:27I'm not, but it's, you know, we, there, there's an awful lot, a huge hunk of the Jews looking like Israel. Like I mentioned at the beginning, I know this is more than a final thought. Like I mentioned at the beginning, like 90% of plus of Israelis think that what they're doing is, is, is AOK. And how many Americans Jews supported? You already had a majority of Jews in the world who support all this stuff. So anyway, that's my final thought. There's never been more about the Jews. I've only been on the earth for five decades, but there's, as far as I can see, looking at history, there's never been more talking about it than there has been talking about it right now. Maybe outside of Germany and World War II. The talking about it is reach people. We're reaching levels of talking about Jewish power that shouldn't even be possible. And that, as you have quoted, is the end of Jewish power when you can talk about it, because it doesn't mean violence,

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