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00:00:59.643	00:01:44.420	hello there you awakening wonders thanks for joining me for a very special show i'm being joined by presidential candidate renowned environmental advocate and lawyer founder of the warkeeper alliance and children's health defense know as i've already said twenty twenty four democratic presidential candidate running on some interesting ideas listen to this before we meet robert kennedy listen to this bring the true time spend money on us infrastructure heal the cultural divide rather than using the cultural war polarize the country dismantled surveillance pardon assange and snowden investigate and maybe even disband the cia and i guess we're going to have a pretty intensive reckoning over events of the last couple of years.
00:01:43.516	00:01:46.867	i'm of course being joined by robert f.
00:01:46.060	00:02:23.348	kennedy junior thanks for joining us sir father's first instinct which was a good instinct that drives out was the cia and i was almost ten years old in my uncle's heel and i was standing in the white house in the foyer of the white house and my object kennedy and my mother and my father my uncle's body was in the east at that point like many americans was asking questions because this didn't look right how can you speak out openly against these kind of intracello tri mobilize political movement and stand against them without serious fear of uh well assassination.
00:02:22.780	00:02:38.180	there wasn't just how you know the whole us indulgence military apparatus that was basically something impossible to ask my question on youtube they were bragging that they could kill everybody basically everybody in the world for twenty nine cents of a person.
00:02:38.379	00:02:41.539	what you think robert even leaves?
00:02:41.068	00:02:54.116	many hard and conspiracy theorists quivering like boy scouts none of this is stuff that we should be doing quite bloody terrifying there's a world we agree.
00:02:53.355	00:02:55.364	i'm gonna have it.
00:02:54.412	00:02:56.804	i'm not just my rush of money.
00:02:56.044	00:02:57.955	i'd say stop.
00:02:58.108	00:03:07.604	we have to just say wait a minute we got to stop fighting each other and we got to go after the people who have their jacket on our head and
00:03:09.915	00:03:12.355	thank you for
00:03:12.556	00:03:17.491	all your advocacy in the past three years thank you
00:03:18.508	00:03:20.756	kept me laughing and
00:03:21.819	00:03:27.044	probably as smart as commentary on what's happening in our country than anybody else
00:03:27.484	00:04:19.076	on the media so thank you russell it's a great honor to have you on the reason i want to speak to you obviously is because we continually critique establishment power we continually address the anti democratic relationships between corporations the military industrial complex and democracy people in congress owning stocks and shares in countries and companies that they're supposed to regulate the historic corruption of american politics the theories and conspiracies is around the assassination of members of your own family with respect for even raising it we will discuss all of this the first fifteen minutes of this conversation will be available on youtube then due to the nature of modern media to speak openly with robert we will only be able to bring you this conversation on rumble.
00:04:18.124	00:04:25.891	there's a link in the description join us there if you want to see robert's responses to the questions i'm going to ask about the pandemic period.
00:04:25.036	00:04:31.220	i'm obviously going to be speaking to him about number one best selling book about anthony fowchery.
00:04:30.363	00:04:35.923	i'm going to be talking about the assassinations of john f kennedy and robert f.
00:04:34.971	00:04:44.755	kennedy once again with respect to some family members to robert but we'll start with this simple question why
00:04:45.052	00:04:56.803	why do you think joe biden is unwilling to engage in debate even though he is not required to this part of the political process?
00:04:56.379	00:04:58.291	why is he unwilling?
00:04:57.819	00:05:15.331	i have a calculation that debate is not going to be helpful to the president and that he is strong enough position now politically that he is strong enough in the polls that he can win and you know the way that the set up in the democratic party
00:05:15.531	00:05:24.548	and at the convention when the nomination happens super delegates are very very influential and one hundred percent.
00:05:23.980	00:05:30.307	so i think he's confident at this one where his handlers are confident
00:05:31.036	00:05:43.363	can win nomination without debating me and the debate can do nothing except for him and i assume that's it although i'm not really looking at that
00:05:45.339	00:06:41.108	given that you yourself are part of the most famous political dynasty in american politics my assumption is you understand the nature of the relationships between the deep state and the temporal administrations that occupy power in american politics the significant influence that donations have on policy the insidious nature of the industry of lobbying of course even the potential consequences of being outspoken my assumption robert is that you must appreciate that if you are going to stand for candidacy or the democrat party that you are going to be subject to an on a slaw of smears and attacks because you are speaking out against the interests of as far as i can understand the most powerful elite
00:06:41.451	00:06:52.531	establishment interest that there are how you prepared for that how do you envisage that you will get your message across and what kind of attacks do
00:06:53.451	00:06:57.668	you imagine my take place and don't get frightened?
00:07:00.507	00:07:06.115	know i'm already under a lot of time i haven't for many years.
00:07:05.884	00:07:10.915	i don't want the
00:07:11.788	00:07:39.091	taxes. but we've developed over the past three years during the pandemic a number of ways of talking to people that can end run essentially the mainstream media so i'm gonna take a meeting in the mainstream media but i think we podcasts like this and other ones i think the nature media is changing and we've also developed a lot of techniques are working around the media.
00:07:38.716	00:07:45.860	even twitter allows us to talk to a larger audience than anything an show has
00:07:48.124	00:07:51.524	know it's going to be interesting
00:07:53.115	00:07:56.803	if you ask personally i'll deal with it
00:07:58.156	00:08:11.923	i feel like i have to stay in kind of a spiritual place and come and at everything i do has to come from that place and if i do that if i manage it
00:08:12.411	00:08:16.483	to be able to say to maintain that connection
00:08:17.836	00:08:26.516	everything durable or enduring or important i do will come from that place and that i'm kind of informable there.
00:08:25.755	00:08:37.988	and that's the only thing that it's is gonna hurt me if it's like that place or doing things are self interested in self serving and etc.
00:08:37.707	00:08:39.812	amen right.
00:08:38.860	00:09:07.844	i knew there is a relationship between a deep spiritual connection and feeling safe in this world myself if i make a view bobby our vacillate between service and knowing that there are greater ideals that we must appeal to that there is real hope for the world and then sometimes sort of collapsing like a souffle made of vanity into self centeredness and ego and my own wants what practices do you have to sustain that?
00:09:06.940	00:09:16.580	and also for you i feel like that you must have been exposed across your lifetime for your family history through the access that you have
00:09:17.307	00:09:34.580	the real potency of the threat that you face i get frightened because i know like you know that if you speak out you'll be attacked by the media who knows how far those kind of attacks could go what consequences do if some of that gets me and it really pissed my faith test my spirit so
00:09:35.355	00:09:50.275	i'm hardened to hear you say that but i'm also astonished that it is effective when you know what the consequences of speaking out against entrenched power could be
00:09:52.587	00:09:56.371	know i was raised in this time.
00:09:55.515	00:09:57.908	i was raised in this time.
00:09:57.148	00:10:00.788	no you or we were constantly talking about that.
00:10:00.316	00:10:05.107	my father was an authorious story and he would come home every night.
00:10:04.395	00:10:07.508	tell us about the battles of change history.
00:10:06.700	00:10:09.764	we were taught my grandmother my father
00:10:10.347	00:10:16.868	on tours and my uncle benny after they died took us on tour all the civil war
00:10:19.563	00:10:23.827	battlefields and walking the freedom trail and boston and
00:10:24.076	00:10:29.635	memorizing poems paul revere all the time know
00:10:30.316	00:10:55.604	victorian ballads you know from brother ghibling and alberto genisan and all of those and we recognize that there was a generation of americans in seventeen seventy six who put their lives on the line of put their property put their reputations on the line their fortunes in order to give us the constitutional rights that we have today and and they all that
00:10:55.899	00:11:09.716	some generations were willing to make similar sacrifices that those generations would lose those constitution rights and i watched during the pandemic really in shock
00:11:10.059	00:11:13.076	all the bill writes with the acceptance.
00:11:12.412	00:11:24.596	i thought i thought i was thinking after being a speech and being a threatening me and suffering me openly and many many other people just doctors.
00:11:23.980	00:11:31.220	i definitely am about to stay on youtube for very much longer because i feel that your tendency is towards
00:11:31.467	00:11:34.532	speech and potentially antibacco
00:11:34.731	00:11:37.172	to the who guidelines.
00:11:36.460	00:11:52.532	i'm going to say let's move over on to rumble net because the before and before we go this is the question that i want you to answer that my text you've already said that you feel that the cia murdered your uncle john f.
00:11:51.772	00:11:53.059	kennedy.
00:11:52.443	00:11:53.779	if you
00:11:54.268	00:12:16.580	would some of us feel like what was a jfk this hero that we believe him to be in the culture or was he part of system how can anybody get into the position of the president the president without being co opted by the very forces you describe the malign intentions that you have outlined in your previous answer?
00:12:15.820	00:12:18.596	how can you get into that position?
00:12:18.028	00:12:39.716	and if indeed you maintain that you know your father and of course how expectably you will come to your father and your uncle were legitimate virtuous flawed by good principle men then you must presumably believe that the reason that they lost their lives is connected to those values and principles.
00:12:38.956	00:12:42.548	it's simply not possible for you to answer my question on youtube.
00:12:41.644	00:13:18.259	i also want to i also recognize that you are going after as far as i can see the most significant opponents of freedom the military industrial complex the big pharmaceutical industry and the incredible power they're able to exile the mainstream politics and the control over the mainstream media and i think if you're going to attack those kind of interests you cannot do it on a wh regulated site like youtube so they click on the link in the description join us now on rumble where robert will respond to some of the questions just some of those questions as well.
00:13:17.307	00:13:24.067	and if you're watching us on the locals right now post your questions in the chat i'll be asking roberts of those questions as well.
00:13:23.259	00:13:28.100	so robert what do you feel about that sort of rather broad and potentially instanture?
00:13:27.196	00:13:29.539	and i hope not offensive question.
00:13:28.635	00:13:33.956	i was asking about the family members who most of us believe were murdered by the cia.
00:13:33.868	00:13:36.740	yeah i mean my uncle you know
00:13:37.803	00:13:39.331	came into
00:13:39.724	00:13:41.395	the military.
00:13:41.692	00:13:42.740	he
00:13:45.292	00:13:54.451	had the kind of enlistary law enforcement and he was a low level officer in the end of independence
00:13:58.731	00:13:59.875	by
00:14:04.107	00:14:09.668	on the other grass and when he came to office he already dies
00:14:09.916	00:14:12.884	or running the joints he's at that time.
00:14:13.563	00:14:16.628	and
00:14:17.788	00:14:19.412	the other ones
00:14:21.292	00:14:28.868	people we know we know we know what was amazing man and many people respect him.
00:14:27.964	00:14:30.836	but he was kept on him
00:14:31.371	00:14:43.124	and he also was very conscious of eyes and hours three days before his migration which i attended as a little boy washington an hour came on a pumping out.
00:14:42.076	00:14:50.659	and regardless of all the most important speech in american history on january seventeen was my birthday when i was six years old
00:14:51.244	00:14:55.556	american emerges of military industrial complex.
00:14:54.652	00:14:57.572	that would err
00:14:59.019	00:15:13.460	our democracy from within and without our institutions are democracy it would cost it would turn america into an ethereum abroad and a security state and i an hour born specifically also
00:15:14.187	00:15:22.868	he defined no mental conflicts included a federal scientific technocracy.
00:15:22.683	00:15:26.227	it's a really fascinating speech in that way.
00:15:25.803	00:15:33.139	i was very aware of that two months in he used around by being all of course.
00:15:32.331	00:15:44.659	i was next in that plan to bad days and nobody knew about almost two thousand trained cubans who attended to a paid cuban.
00:15:43.851	00:15:47.107	they waited the ironic administration.
00:15:46.203	00:15:52.052	i'd waited to it don't that project on kennedy on the next administration.
00:15:52.011	00:16:06.884	and so he was that my uncle was surrounded by a television apparatus and military and his joint chiefs were saying he got to go do this my uncle's wait a minute why are we invading insubination?
00:16:06.124	00:16:16.292	a little nation we're going to look like boys in the world and you know i don't want a mark's study there but as their choice there's a poor there was russia's there.
00:16:15.580	00:16:22.724	so it was a nation that had made a political choice in india that we didn't like but he also
00:16:22.971	00:16:34.436	was very conscious of the abuses and the peace administration the cashflow interval against any later said that said no detachedra was saying that they were saying
00:16:35.067	00:16:41.299	we're going to pay and jack said i don't want any us military involved.
00:16:41.019	00:16:47.299	they intend originally to use military and venues vehicles and transport.
00:16:46.251	00:16:49.508	and jackson you're not going to use anything to the u.
00:16:48.556	00:16:49.652	s.
00:16:48.748	00:16:52.820	government so they had the cia and went to united fruit
00:16:53.115	00:16:57.427	and they provided the ships for the flotella.
00:16:57.004	00:17:06.500	and of course he not approved all and owned all the sugarcane and cuba so again there's got a merger of state corporate power that you know and dollars
00:17:07.180	00:17:19.508	represented united through as a way for us all and rommel before you have to see a job with all this kind of incentive that it continues to infect and take policy in the cia
00:17:20.715	00:17:26.132	they said listen and jackson are you sure that's going to work?
00:17:25.180	00:17:27.811	and these guys are going to die there.
00:17:27.483	00:17:30.451	and they said no as soon as they land.
00:17:29.596	00:17:34.963	we've done all the intelligence there's going to be a public authorizing as casual and
00:17:35.500	00:17:50.708	want to have a publical deposit and these guys were heroes and john was very skeptical didn't want to do it but they said we've trained these guys their arm if you keep them here in miami and louisiana texas
00:17:51.147	00:17:56.132	be a nightmare you got to let them do this jack let them go.
00:17:56.092	00:18:03.907	i want to join chiefs not doing all the time allison center dying on the beach you got to get an air cover.
00:18:03.051	00:18:06.836	and jackson no i told you there's gonna be no u.
00:18:05.980	00:18:07.124	s.
00:18:06.220	00:18:18.740	military involvement and those guys some of the times were after my casual jack and out of the meeting that meeting and he said it was eight.
00:18:17.692	00:18:40.867	i want to take the cia shattered into a thousand pieces and scatter into the winds any fire does he fired john did about any fire regimens or the three times and he brought in somebody you know john mcconnell he's not in the reunion for the next three years and next thousand days before his death
00:18:41.403	00:19:11.395	a constant battle with his military industrial complex and interestingly russell he realized in the middle of his brother presidency that prusa was the exact same position as he was which was also had fought in world war ii had been about a song that had seen horror or did not want to know or but he was around by military hawks and intelligence apparatus i did want to go to war.
00:19:10.587	00:19:28.819	and my father got a letter one day a private letter that was smuggled in by as my teenies by energy are used by her george possibly and george paul's boy when i came to our house all the time we loved him we knew.
00:19:28.011	00:19:37.172	he was coming out and no way i mean i'm at either nine or nine or ten of us on my siblings
00:19:38.188	00:20:04.291	know we knew about what i was and we were very excited that this guy was actually getting he was very entertaining to do that russian cause act dancing and he would do he would do road climbing contest my father and i always laughing very loud singing all this stuff
00:20:04.635	00:20:14.132	he became president my father and father despite the anger the state department of letting a gay baby die into our house.
00:20:14.284	00:20:33.044	rochev and smuggling private letters to my uncle through oh boy so he was trying to and run his military intelligence apparatus and my uncle began his correspondence twenty six letters they wrote to each other and they installed
00:20:33.483	00:20:34.531	so
00:20:34.971	00:20:43.028	they talked to each other directly without talking to their app reticel in my brother's home which used to be the summer white house.
00:20:42.124	00:20:48.163	i asked for there's some wires sitting on the wall
00:20:50.188	00:20:56.228	we all know when we were kids that i was having that on the other line.
00:20:56.140	00:21:02.804	and my husband wanted to talk him directly because he did not try his intelligence agency
00:21:03.579	00:21:16.435	and he's trying to get him to go into laos they said you know the communist would be a ton of fact any refuse any of the way ocean or they tried him to go into
00:21:17.500	00:21:20.324	the senate.
00:21:19.276	00:21:29.395	it wasn't just the salad brass as he called him a top brass on her uniforms when he used to call him.
00:21:29.980	00:21:34.627	it was people trusting like maxwell taylor and abel armen.
00:21:33.867	00:21:47.251	he just said all these people were kind of graveyards and they were all telling me that two hundred and fifty thousand dollars on people in a time and then they're going to take over the money on them.
00:21:46.491	00:21:55.364	they're going to be los angeles and they're going to be on our door and my uncle was like that's their war they got it.
00:21:54.604	00:22:01.604	we can help them a little like the french help us during the revolution we cannot fight their war for them and
00:22:02.907	00:22:04.003	so
00:22:07.708	00:22:13.172	before he ended up sending sixteen thousand dollars advisors and
00:22:13.516	00:22:18.067	that was fewer people fewer troops than he said
00:22:18.316	00:22:24.740	jackson has been one black man james meredith and oldness.
00:22:24.076	00:22:41.539	he's had more federal troops there than he said to me and the troops even when i commented they were military by the mainly great and they were technically under the rules in the game and not allowed participating on that he didn't want any combat with a week before we went to dallas
00:22:42.220	00:22:49.412	heard that someone has killed over there and he has for a casualty list
00:22:49.660	00:22:58.579	and he's a brought him a casualist and seventy five americans had died in vietnam and he said that's too many and i want all
00:22:58.971	00:23:20.276	he signed that day in national security order order all the troops out of the all military buyers out of the antibiotics that we buy with a first thousand on the next month this is the end of november he won the first thousand shipped on by the end of december they're shocked and military and anyone's house and he was killed
00:23:20.523	00:23:31.892	but you know he my uncle used to say ben bradley his best friend asked him what he wanted a gravestone and he said he kept the peace.
00:23:32.092	00:23:37.652	he's a primary job of the president united states is to keep our country out of war.
00:23:37.084	00:23:45.571	that is the primary job and he succeeded in doing that but no presence is an ass
00:23:47.548	00:24:06.740	bobby how can you say though that it's beyond reasonable doubt that it was the cia just because he's in typically sat some high ups because he was gonna dismantle it or at least he had an intention to because he was at odds with the middle international complex and if that is true.
00:24:06.556	00:24:10.387	do you suspect in other high profile assassinations?
00:24:09.435	00:24:16.915	there's a comparable structure behind it including obviously the assassination of your father.
00:24:16.299	00:24:18.307	and also
00:24:18.844	00:24:22.435	this is you know so seventy years ago whatever how
00:24:23.115	00:24:29.779	how entrenched are those fifty how entrenched are those deep state interests now
00:24:30.124	00:24:34.531	with the with the current conflicts
00:24:34.827	00:24:48.740	with comparable motivations and do not feel that this is when you have access to something like this kind of personal information do not feel that this is an infallible enemy that this is an unstoppable machine.
00:24:47.836	00:25:03.715	i mean like in this country went like jeremy corbyn like in a girl a little bit attraction like the media just shut that dude down i mean couldn't get arrested like so like how can you talk out speak out openly against these kind of interests?
00:25:02.763	00:25:09.332	let alone try mobilize a political movement and stand against them without serious fear of
00:25:09.723	00:25:11.827	well assassination
00:25:12.412	00:25:13.508	well
00:25:16.875	00:25:18.644	first question.
00:25:19.708	00:25:20.852	my
00:25:27.195	00:25:30.019	uncle is beyond a reasonable doubt
00:25:31.084	00:25:33.715	would take us a
00:25:35.548	00:25:54.259	ton of information is so voluminous at this point there are more than million documents including all the documents that show that we are as well than the reason release you know what we already knew but came as a shocking i'd say because of the president ever reported.
00:25:54.364	00:25:59.107	and lee arby oswald was a cia asset.
00:25:58.011	00:26:10.483	americans didn't know that certainly the more information didn't know that and dawah's made sure that they didn't know it he was recruited when he was at the ottosouy air force phase in japan.
00:26:09.675	00:26:11.731	he was a marine
00:26:11.980	00:26:34.771	radar operator who was in charge of the youtube flights and then he defected us of the union it was a fake infection that was organized by james jesus' angles and it was a director counterintelligence at the cia and it was erected to uncover a mole and langley they felt they knew they had a molend langley
00:26:35.163	00:26:52.243	and that moment and family was never caught but that molded tremendous damage to us national interest and one of the things that molded is allowed to see i believe that the u two flights were cia they weren't air force
00:26:53.980	00:26:55.940	on the youtube.
00:26:57.051	00:27:06.980	see i believe that when we should have shot down one of the u two's in nineteen seventy may have nineteen sixty right before the election
00:27:07.708	00:27:12.788	that that one where gary franz powers was the pilot.
00:27:12.652	00:27:24.355	and that youtube like was shot down and russia were able to do that because of information that were passed on to the russian bible they got
00:27:24.796	00:27:32.468	leigh harvey oswald defected this very very loud fake defection that was covered in all the papers and it was a u.
00:27:31.516	00:27:32.660	s.
00:27:31.756	00:27:38.756	marine walking into american embassy and denouncing his citizenship and saying he wanted to be a citizen russia
00:27:39.147	00:27:52.579	he does all that and then what they thought is when he did that that he russian would be very worried about who is his die and they would send a message to their moles and get his
00:27:52.875	00:27:55.940	and it triggers as well.
00:27:55.276	00:27:57.188	anybody who touches.
00:27:56.332	00:27:58.675	i know that was a mole.
00:27:58.683	00:28:13.700	but nobody actually went into touch it and so two years later they brought him back and he in a weird situation where the oswald goes back to the us embassy from which he's affected and says
00:28:13.948	00:28:25.844	i have asked for back and they give it to him and he can't borrow six hundred dollars they gave it to him for airplane taking a set of the dallas i think of the airport by george marchaun shawn.
00:28:26.236	00:28:45.763	and then we'll get some jobs about the postory among many many other things but we know everything about what leo ross was doing as a period bullet but before after we know his cause and interaction with the i handler his eyeball.
00:28:45.147	00:28:51.188	david adley felt i've talked to jupiter and assassins who
00:28:53.259	00:28:54.355	saw
00:28:54.604	00:29:05.731	lee harvey oswald in dallas in november in september october of nineteen sixty three with the army oswald.
00:29:04.971	00:29:27.763	we are the oswald then somebody to affect affectionate infection of cuba kind of we know so much about including confessions of many of the people who were involved in the assassination in a deathbed confession of the hour time for example that hasn't been one.
00:29:26.811	00:29:30.067	it went on to mass men by the water day.
00:29:30.028	00:29:32.612	you know breaking
00:29:33.051	00:29:34.915	many others.
00:29:34.059	00:29:35.155	so
00:29:35.500	00:29:50.276	at this point by the way russell if you ever or anybody has listened to me and said if you ever or anybody has listened to this one to read probably the best distillation best i guess of all this material.
00:29:49.564	00:29:56.516	i believe in cycle being a command of the material and is a really great
00:30:01.852	00:30:10.003	was an article i read probably forty or maybe one hundred books about you know that fascination stuff.
00:30:11.067	00:30:17.107	once i started looking into it i was interested in the evidence
00:30:19.084	00:30:21.188	i tell my father
00:30:21.819	00:30:24.067	is much less
00:30:25.180	00:30:30.019	is not what i will talk about but it's highly circumstantial.
00:30:29.548	00:30:32.036	and i'll get to that in a second.
00:30:31.228	00:30:33.667	i will tell you this one thing
00:30:35.019	00:30:43.652	when i was when i was almost ten years old on my uncle's heel and i was standing in the white house
00:30:44.284	00:30:54.932	in the foyer of the white house in my jack kennedy and my mother and my father my uncle's body was in the east room and it was a time when we were waking
00:30:55.468	00:31:04.147	and linen johnson comes in and tells my parents at leigh harvey oswald just a shot and
00:31:05.836	00:31:16.627	that man who did it was a title jack ruby and i said to my mom i turned my mom and said did he love our family?
00:31:15.723	00:31:24.836	in other words what jack will be killing we are the oswald because he was upset about our family and so i
00:31:25.468	00:31:31.796	at that point like many americans was asking questions because this didn't look right.
00:31:31.036	00:31:35.731	the arby oswald was a gangster he did not like my family
00:31:36.508	00:31:54.019	mean jack ruby was a cancer in my family was my father my father's initial reaction when his brother was killed the first call that he made was the cia death officer in line and he said and he said to him did
00:31:54.748	00:31:56.804	your people do this?
00:31:57.627	00:32:03.763	then he called up the next call was harry ruiz human revenue.
00:32:02.859	00:32:06.740	i knew well it was a confident your arousal
00:32:08.428	00:32:11.443	been maybe being seen.
00:32:10.779	00:32:11.923	i've
00:32:12.172	00:32:16.195	been thinking about casualness here.
00:32:15.387	00:32:17.731	my family was an engineer.
00:32:16.827	00:32:21.715	they were very close casually and turned on casual and casual and communist
00:32:22.059	00:32:25.316	was a very close friend of my father.
00:32:24.748	00:32:31.892	and by the way i've talked essentially with casserole about this to all this stuff to oh
00:32:32.428	00:32:37.316	but my father called harry ruiz and said how are we raised?
00:32:36.412	00:32:38.612	did your people do this?
00:32:37.756	00:32:48.163	meaning the cubans because the cuban's not going to turn on my phone my family and hated them and thought they were traders because they had not rescued them at the beach
00:32:48.556	00:32:50.804	because it ended
00:32:51.243	00:33:02.948	the raids by sixty six and the other groups that were raiding cuba all the time so the kids were very angry at my parents my father thought and they were falling for the cia
00:33:03.147	00:33:08.708	my father thought maybe but i had done it maybe using cubans.
00:33:08.571	00:33:20.516	and then the third conversation he had that morning i was i had been brought off and said well friends go when my uncle wish on and i arrived at the same time john mcconnell arrived at my house
00:33:21.339	00:33:31.460	the director of the cia at that time and my father brought him for a walk in the art and said this i had to just check.
00:33:30.892	00:33:38.708	so my father's first instinct which was a good instinct turns out was the cia and tell his brother
00:33:39.579	00:33:56.756	didn't think that i would ever be the person to change the subject from evidence or be anecdote or the kennedys were murdered by the cia but i have to do that because i have to want to talk to you about the pandemic.
00:33:56.140	00:34:00.884	i if throughout this campaign you name will be prefixed with the
00:34:01.180	00:34:39.092	anti vaxxer that's one of the ways that you'll be discredited and smeared but i would like you to share with us if you can a little about how you feel the pandemic was used to control profit the pharmaceutical industry grant opportunity to regulate introduce surveillance and measures that may otherwise have been resisted what does the pandemic period tell us about power and in the event that you were a very kind president how would you address what happened in the last couple of years?
00:34:43.996	00:34:52.244	know i wrote a book about how that and it was misused and it was not you know the public house
00:34:53.164	00:34:56.900	was not a was not about buck health.
00:34:55.996	00:34:59.780	it was about it was a militarized amount of time.
00:34:59.260	00:35:05.684	response was a predestined nondisciplinary controls and the weird thing about the pandemic
00:35:05.980	00:35:08.036	was constant
00:35:11.835	00:35:14.755	intelligence agencies by the military.
00:35:15.003	00:35:23.300	when operation warp speed made his presentation at the age of the committee they call a verpac committee at fda
00:35:23.884	00:35:34.340	back out of the organizational charts which were classified after that time and when boards be turned over the organizational charts
00:35:35.884	00:35:44.708	shocked everybody because the top organization and mannitwarp speed was not hhs which was public health agency.
00:35:44.476	00:35:48.692	it wasn't easy or nih or fda.
00:35:47.884	00:35:51.619	it was the nsa as my agency.
00:35:51.148	00:35:53.204	that was the top
00:35:54.699	00:36:18.739	was a top agency the lead agency on operation warped me on the pandemic was the nsa and the second agency was a pentagon and when you start looking at you know if it turns out that the vaccines were developed not by modern advisor data were developed by nih their own bags are on fifty percent by nih
00:36:19.036	00:36:29.204	nor were they manufactured by pfizer or by moderna they were manufactured by military contractors and basically five hundred and ten were paid
00:36:29.835	00:36:44.132	put their stamps on the vaccines and they gave them the pharmaceutical industry but that's not what they were doing they were coming from you know this was a this was a military project from the beginning and they
00:36:46.155	00:36:49.699	know? and then you have
00:36:50.092	00:37:01.219	one of the things i think my book is these simulations and i covered about twenty different simulations coronavirus and banned exhumulations
00:37:01.708	00:37:05.780	started in two thousand a year and two thousand and one.
00:37:05.643	00:37:09.092	the first one right before the anthrax attacks.
00:37:09.148	00:37:19.315	and then every year the cia was doing these and to see i was launching them all and they were the last one was that two hundred and one
00:37:19.708	00:37:32.275	was october twenty nineteen and the participants in there are abrahams with former deputy director the cia who has been managing cover ups her entire life he did a guantanamo bay and you know
00:37:33.916	00:37:47.588	and she writes she is now the director that the united record national intelligence which makes her basically the highest rent officer at the nsa which manage the pandemic so you must buy
00:37:48.219	00:37:55.556	was convening these pandemic simulations and in each of these simulations going back twenty years
00:37:55.900	00:38:38.179	they're not they're not stimulating public health response they're not doing a lot of things how do we stop power vitamin d how do we get people outdoors losing weight you know and doing outside how do we develop an information grid all the fifteen million doctors and organizations all over the world we're going to be encountering the disease so that we can get their information on what they're doing to work and what doesn't work and put together a model of okay here are the drugs and repurposed drugs that work here the dream is at work none of that happened with an incredible opportunity for managing pandemic in a way that was you know intelligent and sensitive and
00:38:39.291	00:38:43.844	devastating to disease but we didn't do any of those things.
00:38:42.940	00:38:50.563	it was all about how you use the pandemic don't have censorship how do you use it?
00:38:49.755	00:39:05.972	do you know do enforce the lockdowns which by the way the lockdowns every pandemic prepared as a document that had been adopted by a major public health agency when it was seen in the population
00:39:09.628	00:39:14.804	all of them said you don't do lockdowns you quarantine a sick
00:39:15.099	00:39:19.460	you protect the vulnerable and you
00:39:19.659	00:39:22.436	let everybody else go back to work.
00:39:21.532	00:39:26.612	there's a lot to actually amplify the impacts of the disease.
00:39:25.851	00:39:44.612	you will if you isolate people it makes them more vulnerable and makes it you know breaks under municipal and if you walk on the door it's gonna spread the rest of your lives and so all things they were doing were that they were drilling or about clamping down totalitarian controls.
00:39:44.235	00:39:58.628	and if you look at that event to a one which is still on youtube you can still look it up and go to the fourth seminar that day where it's broken to four parts and remember the people who are here who are they able to see i
00:39:59.307	00:40:02.228	now and be an eye
00:40:02.668	00:40:06.068	national justice department.
00:40:06.411	00:40:16.963	former buildings you know a lot of twenty foundry people the pharmaceutical industry the big media bloomberg is at all the social media companies
00:40:17.164	00:40:25.315	and then somebody thought was george gayo was the recorder of the chinese cdc so this is in october
00:40:26.476	00:40:37.123	twenty nineteen nobody knows about coronavirus there and yet they're drilling a coronavirus evident a world global coronavirus epidemic
00:40:37.612	00:40:44.228	nobody's gonna ever hear the word coronavirus of chinese first college on january first three months later.
00:40:44.139	00:40:55.076	we now know coronavirus was already circulating in wuhan and the chinese know about it at least by september nineteen so that's a month before that pandemic simulation
00:40:55.420	00:41:05.155	or gal is that chinese had a cdc and the chinese expert on coronavirus so clearly he must have known
00:41:05.596	00:41:11.059	coronavirus was certainly on september nineteen a month before that simulation
00:41:11.307	00:41:32.755	chinese military kicked down adorable on lab went into all of the economic sequences all of the public facing websites and started destroying you know all the links between the lab and the virus and put a military general general way in charge of the lab.
00:41:33.099	00:41:56.275	they clearly knew they'd come from the lab and that it was already circulating and circulating out you know we know down the subway line somebody on the lead to the airport from the lab to the airport so they knew it in october and they had the simulation in new york and people there some of those people must have not always
00:41:56.907	00:42:00.980	and what are they talking about the fourth simulation that day?
00:42:00.795	00:42:11.539	and you can go up on youtube right now and look this up they talk about how do we how do we stop people from saying that this came from a lavallee?
00:42:11.356	00:42:22.963	and the people who are leading that discussion are the cia director ablahanes and a director and george gayle from the chinese cdc and abel hannza
00:42:24.460	00:42:30.356	think george ann saying we got a sense of media we got to stop them for saying it's a laugh.
00:42:29.692	00:42:32.516	anybody says that needs to be deeper.
00:42:33.867	00:42:41.059	you know this is more all this sort of happening and then everyone says
00:42:41.260	00:42:49.460	not only do we have the sense of but we need to flood this on with authoritative voices who say who dismissed the idea this is a loudly
00:42:49.900	00:42:54.884	they were you know even their incredible so sayers or they
00:42:55.324	00:42:58.148	were something weird going on
00:42:58.731	00:43:13.315	and that was the first one they were doing this again and they did it since most early in the same thing another coronavirus epidemic and i need to know all of these in my book and every one of them the cia wrote the script for now
00:43:14.715	00:43:22.532	when buying gets in there or when you know at the beginning of that and it might not fail with the second day
00:43:24.076	00:43:25.699	says oh
00:43:26.619	00:43:29.539	this may have come from one.
00:43:28.827	00:43:30.931	we should check this out
00:43:31.563	00:43:35.972	he has four different branches and take part into
00:43:36.748	00:43:46.867	do what if you read captain even part of the affair she does an amazing job at this and she shows intelligence officers
00:43:47.164	00:43:52.916	and into one of those meetings later on this spring and said we're shutting this whole thing down because the u.
00:43:52.059	00:43:53.204	s.
00:43:52.347	00:43:56.755	government which means algae but also the cia
00:43:57.099	00:44:00.356	was funding all of that
00:44:01.467	00:44:02.900	that lab.
00:44:02.092	00:44:08.275	so howchi was finding out how you found it about twenty six dollars million dollars?
00:44:08.427	00:44:15.331	cia was the biggest under through usaid about sixty four million and then pentagon was a second thing.
00:44:14.380	00:44:16.148	it's so old.
00:44:15.340	00:44:22.244	it wasn't just how he was in intelligence military apparatus that was basically handing over
00:44:22.492	00:44:37.987	cutting edge military technology by weapons technology to these chinese scientists who were messing with is really interesting and then so then the intelligence laws are shutting down the investigation which can't happen even
00:44:38.188	00:44:43.748	documents and then republicans and congressmen find them.
00:44:42.844	00:44:44.036	and
00:44:44.427	00:44:57.956	you gotta investigate this you gotta figure out' cause there's some mounting evidence against the law so he says okay i'm going to do it he says i'm gonna get all twenty two u s and zoan's agencies together and
00:44:58.396	00:45:01.603	and he said come back to me in ninety days
00:45:02.043	00:45:04.532	who does he put in charge of it?
00:45:03.436	00:45:15.764	anyways so she's fine you know that she becomes with a thing that says when nobody knows we'll never know you know he comes with his report ninety nine in august twenty twenty one
00:45:15.963	00:45:19.268	nobody knows we're never going to be able to find out
00:45:22.347	00:45:31.123	and so it doesn't have an optics and the same person and she continues to be the primary
00:45:31.900	00:45:35.396	advisor to president biden
00:45:38.572	00:46:52.195	what you're saying is such a radical departure from the mainstream narrative and even leaves many hardened conspiracy theorists quivering like boy scouts would he say that it's not even of opportunism that they legitimately was a virus staying good faith there was an attempt at italian controller when it becomes observed that these methods were not effective they were not quick enough in responding they were no clinical trials for the fisa vaccine around transmission but they didn't broadcast that fact when i explicit about that all of these kind things that i suppose now seem like the sort of worker day layman conspiracy theory are left in the dust when you say that this is something that the intelligence agencies and the military industrial complex have been involved in since the get go the companies like pfizer and moderna merely facilitated the distribution and branding but this has always been a global operation that was designed to introduce draconian measures that would otherwise not have been introduced and like saying something like this.
00:46:51.340	00:47:04.675	but like if you cannot prove that isn't it going to discredit but necessary i don't know if i'm quite massive and very successful book on it but like you know like that book's like that hard going that book robert.
00:47:03.724	00:47:37.507	i mean if jesus goes hard enough to read it let no bloody right the thing like like how like' cause i feel like that you are exactly what's necessary and i feel like mad crazy shit can happen in politics' cause trump you know like and i feel like that what you need is an anti establishment figure and yet from your history you know you know where the wires are for the crushed your backbone like the krosac balancing spy in the front room your personal history is so so like like this like absurd american version of the crown.
00:47:37.083	00:47:49.795	it's like so incredible to hear but like i actually feel but you are what is required but like that is so hardcore and extreme.
00:47:48.844	00:47:57.907	i know how rumble audience they feel like they'll bloody well love it they'll be well into it they've been dragging me along out of the mainstream i could have been in movies for about six weeks ago.
00:47:57.052	00:48:01.076	this is a lot god knows all the crap right?
00:48:00.172	00:48:28.675	so like what i feel like is these the ideas and issues and framing that you're going to be going into like present they're not presenter debates we know joe biden won't have them but like they're going into this campaign with and what kind of onslaw are you gonna get from like from the crowd forces of the establishment and then after this we'll move on to know the war in a crime where you can find me god knows me you're gonna go with that.
00:48:27.963	00:48:39.956	i mean i only get your first question on each one he's saying but let me just answer that and it's gonna kind of brand these worst conspiracy there's but all the things that i'm saying
00:48:40.347	00:48:42.068	document
00:48:42.603	00:48:49.027	there are things that i don't know and there are you know there are dots that need to be connected.
00:48:48.315	00:48:50.516	i don't try to connect them.
00:48:49.612	00:49:10.148	i just say here's what we know here's what we can grow so i'm just finishing out this book on the womb on land and i had kind of put together this history which was fascinating because know why was the cia so involved with gay and function and so obsessed with it?
00:49:09.244	00:49:29.347	and i went back and kind of traced this history which is the cia was created in nineteen forty seven and the first half that it was given was operation paperclip which had already been ongoing the joint chiefs weren't even over but that was bringing over all the nazi weapons scientists many of them
00:49:29.739	00:49:47.635	were dusting the gallows in nuremberg and the cia green these rat lines to smuggle them out under those nuremberg prosecutors bring them over to fort dietrich into one of these you know weapons on a lot of our new scientists but a lot of our bioweapon scientists has
00:49:48.460	00:49:50.563	and governments
00:49:50.764	00:49:57.715	during had a huge bioweapons program and they done a lot of work on it they had a lot of cutting edge
00:49:58.059	00:50:05.876	at the same time the day of my weapons program was in japan was a man who was manipified as well.
00:50:05.019	00:50:10.003	she was just a time ultimately like scientists
00:50:10.251	00:50:25.844	who was doing human experiments that were you know as bad as anything but then not he said but he then was brought into onto the u s way and protected from russia to want to hang him and they brought all those scientists on it.
00:50:24.940	00:50:30.019	you know it was on japanese paper weapons on that program.
00:50:29.115	00:50:31.891	they brought all the japanese scientists.
00:50:31.516	00:50:35.492	and those scientists initiated the u.
00:50:34.539	00:50:35.635	s.
00:50:34.731	00:50:44.179	biomedicine program at his birth i'm not only imprinted with a lot of their cell cultures etcetera but also with a lot of their
00:50:44.380	00:50:47.731	i would say ethical on
00:50:48.076	00:50:58.003	earth called on eye so on there that continues to you know this affects the entire violence program.
00:50:57.244	00:51:01.268	now we huge amounts by violence.
00:51:01.420	00:51:24.164	nineteen sixty nine we had nuclear equivalents they were bragging that they could kill everybody basically everybody in the world for twenty nine cents a person twenty nine cents a death is what they were doing with that success they do the opposite of science they were you know scientists are by dominance and that is in tries to say people
00:51:24.844	00:51:27.331	these microbes etc.
00:51:26.476	00:51:33.715	and they were trying to have the microbes and make them antibiotic resistance to make them spread faster than making deliards.
00:51:32.764	00:51:34.291	that's right.
00:51:34.396	00:51:38.851	nineteen sixty nine nixon goes in there and shuts them all program.
00:51:38.523	00:51:44.612	and everybody's shocked and those guys were very angry.
00:51:44.331	00:51:53.780	now here's what happens and they live in their living in the basements of pentagon and they're trying to bring this back to cia secretly doing my eleven days.
00:51:53.547	00:52:10.387	they leave for detriment all their cultures illegally and they store them in these warehouses in new york and they're fine constantly with the neocons who become their allies to provide the violence and then
00:52:10.827	00:52:12.884	nine eleven happens.
00:52:13.371	00:52:15.380	nine eleven
00:52:15.675	00:52:18.980	the niyakons ring off the shelf.
00:52:19.420	00:52:26.900	the patriot act which basically is the beginning of the surveillance in our country and nobody reasoned.
00:52:25.996	00:52:33.043	the only congressman read it was my campaign and her dad is finished.
00:52:31.947	00:52:34.675	he was in congress at that time.
00:52:33.963	00:52:39.380	he told me not one cop he was available to any time he was available to me.
00:52:38.860	00:52:46.771	i had suddenly appeared the day after nine eleven and that this mantle is basically the united states constitution.
00:52:47.211	00:52:58.771	interestingly that act which nobody read out a vision in it that revokes effectively the geneva convention and the nixon's bioweapons charter
00:53:01.324	00:53:04.340	basically relaunched by a
00:53:04.876	00:53:06.547	weapons
00:53:07.179	00:53:11.204	do two guys were blocking it patroclating
00:53:11.403	00:53:17.251	and tom daschle a week later they're stopping it they're not going to pass
00:53:17.596	00:53:45.860	we learn they get envelopes filled with hand racks in their offices and congress has shut down their shut up and while congress shut down the baby not just passed and the page we watched the arms rate of military begins and by the way that anthrax which was also used as the excuse were going into iraq and evading iraq because i was saying did it you know we were told
00:53:46.204	00:54:00.596	turns out after two investigations the fbi came back and said that anthrax was aimed at rachi's and there's only one place in the world that did come from fort dietrich which is the cia back on lab
00:54:02.235	00:55:04.675	at that point the pentagon began because i mean a lot of money into my lab is about two billion a year but they don't want to do it because they don't know what the patriarch is actually legal the baby act what it says is we're not revoking the gene convention not invoking by a weather start or making law of any federal official that violates those two bills cannot be prosecuted so the villains on the treaties are still in ways but you know they get an exemption to all federal officials better god's not sure that that's legal and by the way by like us bringing any availation in house and then on my age and tony fowchee shot and give him a sixty eight percent raise which is why he became a professional history he had to do my weapons element
00:55:11.835	00:55:22.387	why was doing the unfortunate one thousand nine hundred and fourteen read the box of skate from laps in the united states and everybody finds us
00:55:24.219	00:55:31.940	right letters to obama i don't want to know about the thing you got to shut down on
00:55:33.436	00:55:36.356	how she's projects.
00:55:35.835	00:55:44.228	a mortar's a clause has a mortar and that's how she doesn't shut them down he continues doing them and he starts shipping everything on
00:55:45.387	00:56:09.043	into an offshore out of fight of these federal overseers and all those signs as i originally write any others from the damage working rule or rfi my wife is doing and that's kind of why the short story of why you know we're doing all this stuff and doing it in university north carolina and galveston which is where they were doing it before
00:56:09.532	00:56:11.588	bloody old robert.
00:56:11.019	00:56:19.268	right to see this of the intricate relationships between these very complex ideas outlined in this
00:56:19.659	00:56:25.460	don't wait this fire fight chat with an uncle explain for that.
00:56:24.795	00:56:27.476	it's just entrenched corruption.
00:56:27.483	00:56:34.291	everywhere look it's a real delight but also quite bloody terrifying as a matter of fact.
00:56:34.251	00:56:41.827	bobby i want to ask this how are we to take seriously the claim that the
00:56:42.219	00:56:55.603	war between ukraine and russia it's the evolvement of america only from a humanitarian perspective when it is so costly in humanitarianism so seldom seems like the motivation?
00:56:55.036	00:57:12.739	for war there's one hundred dollars billion dollars i don't want telling you any facts you're about to hit me on the end of ten thousand of them probably tell me that marilyn monroe gave him on the way of a bedroom somewhere like so bobby tell me what's going on with this war?
00:57:12.123	00:57:14.324	is it a proxy war?
00:57:13.659	00:57:19.460	are we pushing russia and china into a closer alliance and
00:57:19.900	00:57:21.284	how are you?
00:57:20.331	00:57:22.675	what bloody boggle one do this?
00:57:22.827	00:57:48.692	like after this question the war one we're going to go through these pledges and then we're going to talk about like what's going to happen if know if this stuff gets properly off the ground on i know you've got twenty percent in the polls so firstly yeah is it humanitarian war what's going on with the expenditure how do you end these wars what's going to be the impact of the escalane tensions between the us and russia and of course the agitation of china through the semiconductor taiwan gear
00:57:51.244	00:57:56.804	know we were sold on the fact that it was in the military more and we were sold using these
00:58:05.835	00:58:09.619	whatever it is.
00:58:08.715	00:58:11.347	and that is the mandatory word
00:58:11.739	00:58:35.300	but we have not been acting like a sanementary one by the way my own son went over there and was fighting over there before you know he was machine gunner and as special course unity joined the foreign legion and what in the parking event have you know motivated by those impulsive monumentary impulse by the party many people by the brutality of the russian invasion et cetera.
00:58:36.460	00:58:53.539	but if you look at the history of why what's happened over there and you go back a little bit of history in nineteen ninety nine when the study ended was collapsing we made a deal with gorbachev at the britain britain united states and
00:58:53.884	00:59:02.659	it was over the reunification with a very dicey issue of germany because the russians had four hundred thousand troops in germany
00:59:03.483	00:59:13.844	and we wanted to reunite his germany under nato which had been the russian enemy so the russians were naturally worried
00:59:14.139	00:59:35.251	and that if we take our troops out we want to make sure that you're not gonna beach out and you're not going to move nato into all of our former satellite states and make us feel like we're under that like we're being circled and then we've famously told them we will not move nato one inch to the east
00:59:35.835	00:59:48.547	since then we've moved us out of my office and we've incorporated fourteen of the russian former sideways satellites and we put into a missile cable
00:59:50.139	01:00:08.179	systems the age of businesses which is manufactured by lockheed and both remaining and poland and the russians were terrified but that in ukraine which is only four hundred miles of russia and they repeatedly said to us you cannot
01:00:08.476	01:00:18.307	incorporate you granted the nato we then you know adolidate walk away from our two intermediate nuclear weapons treaties with russians.
01:00:17.356	01:00:27.476	so we have treaty saying you can't use intermediate maybe nuclear weapons these were huge have some progress and we can't involve them you know laterally.
01:00:26.572	01:00:40.003	we told the russians we're not doing that anymore around the system we started practicing you know incorporating your brain into your interoperability with nato forces.
01:00:40.635	01:00:48.884	so lency runs and twenty nine we went over from we helped all over all the democratic electorate elect of government ukraine in twenty fourteen
01:00:51.052	01:00:54.835	very often national nationalism.
01:00:53.884	01:01:02.179	and that is a politely of describing them often nationalists governments and extremely anti russian
01:01:02.380	01:01:14.036	that prompts the russians to go in and they bring up because they're terrified that now that we have our own government in place they're we're gonna with enable our u.
01:01:13.132	01:01:14.275	s.
01:01:13.420	01:01:14.900	natively
01:01:15.195	01:01:19.987	and a warm water board that they've had for i think three hundred and seventy years.
01:01:19.612	01:01:27.235	and if they're only warm water board is there is there a way of you know an emilitary president of black sea?
01:01:27.099	01:01:31.027	they're terrified we're going to know when there's a day of bank running
01:01:32.476	01:01:38.179	the new russian government comes in and acts all these oppressive
01:01:40.684	01:01:55.940	laws against the russian majority in eastern ukraine eighty percent of people that don't buy as they rushes and they were able to have their own language and they felt part of you grand.
01:01:55.132	01:02:15.380	suddenly there's all these laws and you know that language is no longer any good you have to see ukrainian and we did that as a setature and they start doing protests and government and react finally any basically have a civil war in which fourteen thousand africans are killed
01:02:15.675	01:02:17.827	yourself in our position.
01:02:16.923	01:02:30.068	you know i was here in nineteen fifty two when the russians went into the middle of sights in cuba and we were ready to invade even though we didn't even know they had that they were armed at that point
01:02:31.083	01:02:36.980	also you know mexico did that would be in their second if mexico started doing that.
01:02:36.076	01:02:46.340	their next page is fourteen thousand we today in a second so we have a mero doctrine and we've been forced for one hundred years and said
01:02:46.588	01:02:53.972	nobody could put any no other made an hour to put any military equipment in our hemisphere.
01:02:54.603	01:02:57.092	meanwhile we never been a date.
01:02:57.244	01:03:01.123	the russians invaded three times were ukraine.
01:03:00.268	01:03:04.483	the last time they were made during world war two.
01:03:03.579	01:03:06.068	they were made of rain.
01:03:05.692	01:03:16.628	one out of every seven russians was killed thirteen percent of the population russia was leveled my thought my uncle in nineteen sixty three.
01:03:15.675	01:03:19.603	it is most important to state the american university stage
01:03:20.092	01:03:32.371	that speech he tried to do what i'm doing right now he told america it was speech to the american people you've got to put yourself in the shoes of the russians and understand
01:03:32.811	01:03:50.324	they have a worldview you have to put yourself in his shoes your adversary and he went through this and suffering across that end turn during world war ii why explain why it would want to have a legitimate plane to protect his borders and the u.
01:03:49.516	01:03:50.659	s.
01:03:49.996	01:03:54.931	you know the ukraine today is a victim of u.
01:03:54.123	01:03:55.268	s.
01:03:54.460	01:03:59.300	aggression as well as he ran in twenty nineteen
01:04:00.076	01:04:07.603	okay here's a guy who's a comedian and an actor and i'm not saying that this is a disparaging way russell please.
01:04:06.844	01:04:14.036	i don't want you to hear that in this urging way mean i'm saying that is the only
01:04:15.003	01:04:27.715	reason i'm saying that is the only reason why i ran on a peace platform he was gonna ratify the man's accords which was the russian supported agreement.
01:04:26.811	01:04:29.443	the boss remains part of the uk.
01:04:28.492	01:04:31.652	and even though it voted to join russia russia.
01:04:30.795	01:04:34.436	and we don't want them to say anything you need to protect them.
01:04:33.532	01:04:36.643	you need to make them so on this.
01:04:35.884	01:04:43.940	they're not going to tell and so as steven gets a mary just rounded by us neopods
01:04:44.139	01:04:52.483	including most prominently victoria nuland she's one of an orchestrated and you know the u.
01:04:51.579	01:04:52.675	s.
01:04:51.867	01:04:59.204	walking away from all these nuclear treaties and all of his peace of promises.
01:04:58.539	01:05:07.795	professions suddenly disappear and he is pressured by openness with any grace and
01:05:08.235	01:05:10.963	start having a military response
01:05:11.547	01:05:32.755	and now we've gone one hundred and thirteen million and there's that problem and argon has admitted present by admitted that this you know the old neoconseration this war is about getting rid of putin and his secretary of defense lloyd austin.
01:05:32.811	01:05:38.467	acknowledging in twenty april twenty twenty two and the war is about
01:05:39.963	01:05:49.219	us participating as war is to exhaust and degrade the russian army is undertable of fighting anywhere else in the world.
01:05:48.940	01:06:03.476	so that is our objective and is more and it is a proxy war that is using the bodies of the flower of ukrainian youth putting them into an app for where they're being mercilessly killed.
01:06:04.396	01:06:22.820	they aren't even admitting this the pentagon doesn't benefit it they have lost more than three hundred thousand ukraine soldiers ukrainians are trying to leave ukraine and it is now illegal to leave you great if you're below fifty five years age a male
01:06:25.324	01:06:33.956	and i killed fourteen thousand civilians and sixty percent unemployment the infrastructure of countries and this boy for a new as
01:06:34.347	01:06:38.612	political imaginations and it's not right.
01:06:38.235	01:06:53.972	the russians are doing ukrainians at rate of probably around seven to one they have a ten to one artillery advantage and you know that we've killed between thirty thousand thousand dollars which isn't something to be happy about either.
01:06:53.307	01:07:01.507	and none of this is not that we should be doing if we really want to be but this is not
01:07:01.804	01:07:05.684	is a war where ukraine has been made.
01:07:05.019	01:07:33.331	i don't think you're gonna hear that kind of conversation those kind of ideas that kind of transparency on the mainstream media or from a mainstream politician robert we will be supporting you and discussing you for as long as your campaign continues and i pray that it ends in success for you and for the people of america and for the world thank you so much for joining us today.
01:07:33.771	01:07:40.771	thank you so much for being so out there for me so on these issues last years.
01:07:39.867	01:07:41.347	yes
01:07:41.788	01:07:46.675	been a little oasis and a deserted disinformation so thank you.
01:07:46.204	01:07:54.260	you can hear more from robert on his book off to rfk junior and follow his campaign at teamkenady dot com next week on stay free.
01:07:53.356	01:07:59.347	our guest includes silkie carlo the civil rights the civil liberties expert from from big brother watch.
01:07:58.443	01:08:06.596	she's got loads of stuff around surveillance she talked us all the stuff that was going on during the coronation we got annie masher and former mi five intelligence of his
01:08:06.844	01:08:19.171	a spook on the show god knows what she's gonna tell us after we've newly been acclimatized by rfk see you next week not for more of the time but for more of the different until then stay free
01:08:20.235	01:08:27.188	think i'll agree that there's a great deal to unpack and appreciate in that complex conversation with rfk.
01:08:26.524	01:08:42.884	if you're a member of our locals community you can hear the whole interview including some exclusive revelations that i simply have to keep undervaled just for you just click the ribbon below to hear even more from the brilliant rfk junior
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