In this episode of the Radio Ranch, host Roger Sayles navigates through a variety of topics, from the intricacies of financial systems to personal anecdotes and listener interactions. The show kicks off with discussion about the political climate, touching on the inauguration and the potential changes under the new administration. The conversation shifts to financial matters, exploring the history and future of monetary systems, including gold and silver standards, and the implications of the Basel III Accords. Listeners contribute to the discussion with questions about DOT numbers and private vehicle registration, leading to a lively exchange about legal strategies and personal experiences. The episode also features a surprise poetry reading by a guest, adding a unique twist to the usual format. Throughout, Roger maintains a focus on freedom and self-sufficiency, encouraging listeners to stay informed and proactive in navigating the complexities of modern life.
Join Roger and his guests as they explore these diverse topics, offering insights and advice for those seeking to understand and navigate the current socio-political and economic landscape.
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Us 2. Us 2, Alvin. Us 2. Don't forget us. We're trying. We're gonna hop on the old Freedom bike and pedal a little bit more. Here we go on the 6th day of this, week with the Radio Ranch. It is time date stamped the 18th January, and, of course, we're really in that we're in that sweet spot of danger zone right now. We'll see all of us collectively together here in the next, 48 hours if anything's gonna happen. If not, something's bound to happen after that. So it's just a matter of time because, we are facing a really ugly, ugly, ugly enemy, our traditional enemy. Anyway, Roger Sales here with you on the Sabadeaux Saturday edition of the Radio Ranch. We're glad you, rolled out of bed and said, man, I just can't wait to go hear what those guys have got to say today. And, I think we're on a much abbreviated list of platforms today, because of the weekend nature of today's show. So I'll let Paul cover all 1 or 2 of them, and we'll dive off the deep end to see where the pool bottom is here.
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Yeah. Okay. We're going in the deep end for sure. We're on eurofolkradio.com and Global Voice Radio Network. You can join us using free conference call. The links to Eurofote, Global Voice, and FCC are on the matrixdocs.com, the matrix, d o c s dot com, or the matrix, dox.com. I, sorry, I did not register the matrix, docks.com. So it's not like boat docks. Boat It's document
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Back to my boating my boating days when I was at Moschowen when I was much younger. All coffee this morning. Good. It's cloudy, a little bit cool in Ecuador today on the Saturday. And, everything's quiet on this front down here. I'm not sure about up there. I know it's very cold up there or parts of the country anyway. So I hope wherever you are, you're really warm. That's one of the nice things about living down here, Paul. There are no elect well, the elect you got a very minimal electric bill. But there's no air conditioning, no heating, you know, none of that stuff. And I was just talking to my landlord right before the show. The and I've been complaining about it for a long time, and it appears to be over finally, which is all this distracting noise.
You know, for for about a year or more, they built a house next door. And you guys couldn't hear it, but I'm I'm affected by it because it distracts me. And then they finished that finally, and then they took in my, landlord's daughter. I got a daughter who's an orthodontist, and she practices down on the coast mainly because she likes to, surf and all that. So she spends 20 days or so down there. And then 10 days up here, she's got an office up here. And they built her a little efficiency apartment next door, and that's where all that noise has been coming from. And it's finally completed. It appears they did a really nice job on it, actually.
So, anyway, no more of that distraction. It it would appear unless they crank something else up, which I'm not anticipating. Otherwise than that, things are pretty good. Seemingly calm on the surface of the inauguration, yet there's some strong undercurrents. You know, Paul, you may or may not know. They moved, the inauguration inside yesterday. Did you know that?
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Yeah. Yeah. You had mentioned didn't you mention that?
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The I don't know if I did or not. I I saw it on on AJ and them. I don't remember if I saw it before the show or after. Seems like it was after. But regardless, because, at least the surface reason they're using is this cold weather, and I can imagine that's probably true. I think it's the coldest inauguration that's ever been or close to it, if not the. And, you know, a lot of people can get very, very cold out there even if you're dressed, correctly. So they have moved all of that indoors. Now was that, as Owen was speculating, but because of some threat, they found out this, that, and the other. Don't know.
But I think it's tomorrow, 19th, that he's got some sort of a a pre inauguration deal in the, Capital One building where they where the, Washington Capitals play. Okay. And, it's not a really big auditorium only. Also, no. It's not an auditorium. It's a hockey rink. It holds about 20,000 people, I think, maybe slightly more. There's a quarter of a 1000000 people up there for the inauguration. So, anyway, I I Purdy, our little listeners, Purdy was going up there, and I'm thinking to myself, man, you are you sure you really wanna do that? Well, she evidently took the plunge, and we'll get a report. I hope she comes out of it alright, and nothing happens at all. We'll cross our fingers and see. So, anyway, that's right on the horizon. We'll obviously be talking more about it on, Monday.
Good coffee. Oh, the sun's coming out. How about that? So, we see otherwise in that, they you know about the the big return to hostages are hell all hell to pay on the Gazans. And so they cut some sort of a deal, and it wasn't supposed to take effect for couple of days. And and Israel went in and bombed, that city. Well, before the thing took effect. These are the biggest pieces of crap. Oh, Lord, please get them out of our midst. They are the absolute worst. You know, I wanna say human beings, but, Paul, I'm not sure they're human. They don't have human emotions. And I I think they are. Well, I'm not sure they are either, and I've heard it speculated over the years that they might be the, Nephilim, which would make sense, but but they're just a creepy bunch, man. And, good lord. Please get them out of here.
I I I don't know where else to start today, folks. Let's see if we got any new folks on. We got any new students on or any you know, the Saturday show was set up for you folks, for the folks that are gainfully employed and, had questions, and they couldn't get to us during the week. So that's what the Saturday show was originally set up for. We've had some really impressive shows on Saturday teaching wise since we started doing it because it's a little bit different day. It just seems like. So we might could launch into one of that if you guys wanna specifically hear something and you wanna give me a lead.
Otherwise, in that, can we have, anybody got any questions or comments? We've had a you know, since the turn of the year when we started on 2nd there, Paul, and got back regrouped, We have had nothing but good shows since the second. Every one of those programs has been excellent to me, and, that's very encouraging. And we got, some good new students. You know? We got Jason down there in Florida, and we got Chris out in California and, of course, Julie. And, we picked up Mark yesterday in Massachusetts. Even though he's not new, he's new to us. Dan, along for the ride, which is a joy. And, so we can always query if he's here, any of those questions on those things that we've got, I think. He'd be pretty open to answer them, I believe.
So, we're making a little progress, and, it's even more substantial because of one thing, the Jewish issue, because Trump has got those folks totally, well, totally protected, it would appear. And I don't know if you you the guys are such an attention to detail guy. I I told this story, I don't know, a couple of days ago, it seems like. And that was, say, there's a talk show host. He's a retired orthopedic surgeon. His name's doctor Dave Janda. Are you familiar with him, Paul? Have you ever seen any of his shows or anything?
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No. I haven't.
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He's very interesting, obviously, quite intelligent. And, the story of how he got tapped into Washington is pretty interesting. He was sitting in his office one day when he was still working, and the secretary comes and says, the president's on the phone and wants to talk to you. And he goes, like, any of us go, sure. Right. Just take a number. I'll call him back, which she did, and he did call him back. And it was the White House, and the president did wanna talk to him. I I think it was Reagan. And, the occasion
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pardon me? I think you mentioned that.
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Yeah. I I think he's very experienced before. Yeah. Yeah. The president's on the phone. Okay. Take a number. I'll call him back. So, anyway, what he wanted to talk to him about was he had written an article about how to approach the health care problem. And, somebody picked up the article and ran in DC and Reagan read it, and he liked it. And he called him and said, I wanna talk to you. So that's what that was all about. And he got to Washington. He got befriended by a couple of people and, you know, a couple of people, pulled him aside, said don't go to any parties in DC.
You know, that kind of deal. So he was forewarned and forearmed and, and it but he kept getting involved in these discussions on the public health program. So he established friends there in DC and whatnot. And after he's retired, he he his show had some legs for a while, a couple of years ago, and then I don't hadn't heard his name mentioned or anything. So I don't know what's going on with him. Very sharp guy, though, doctor Dave Janda, j a n d a, I believe. And, he isn't the oldest of the contribution. The reason for telling this story is because his father was in construction.
Used to build big buildings in Chicago. And so he said he told this story on the show. He said, I I he said, I would hear it at dinner table at night from my father how incredibly meticulous this guy, Trump, was. He's working with it to build a building. And his father would say things like, I've never worked with anybody like this before. He wants to know every freaking detail no matter what level it is, no matter what layer or anything else. He's just a real detail oriented guy. Now, that is an interesting story. It gives you a little insight into Trump. Okay? Because you don't hear other people talk about that, and that comes from his work product. But he, certainly, some of these areas, he didn't seem to dig deep enough.
But, anyway, we'll see. But he's a very meticulous guy. He's a very generous guy. All the time, he has people that maybe work for him, or there's a story where some father got killed. He had a family, and Trump called him off and, called him up and paid off the mortgage. But but he always says, don't tell anybody. Keep this secret. So he's a very generous closet, kinda generous guy that doesn't want the publicity, which I appreciate, which means it's coming from his heart. So, anyway, it's gonna be very interesting to see him if we can get through Monday back in office. And there's a number of things that are supposed to happen the 1st day according to the, Jan 6 prisoners and, some other things, and we'll just see now, won't we?
So that's, just interesting. I'm glad. I know my my my dear mother, deceased who used to work our family was, ran the voter registration office there in Bay County for many years. K? One part of the family or another. And so mom would always we had a little cross from the where the family home was. It was a men's club, small men's club, and some ramps where you could launch your boat and softball fields and all that stuff. And they that was a precinct, for voting, and she would always run the precinct and stuff and wear red, white, and blue and all that. And, so the family was always involved with that.
And, my mom, I remember her telling me before she died when she loved, Trump, and she said, best president of my lifetime. Can't say that I disagree with that in in mine, quite frankly. Reagan was pretty good. I liked Reagan. But, anyway, such as where we are, does anybody have anything you'd like to ask or launch off on Saturday? You wanna hear me talk about stuff? I wanted to I did wanna comment on how good the show was yesterday and, just, just really like when Paul English drops by. He's just such a just such a good guy.
You know? I mean, he has enabled a lot of my dreams to come true to fruition here and just a pleasure to work with. I'm not sure he'd tell you that about me necessarily, but, because it comes to these technical things, I'm really difficult. I get I get real pissed. I just can't help it. But other than that, I don't think he's seen too much of one of my bad sides. And, but just what a joy to have him and his wonderful accent and all the things that he knows and and, just a a great guy. I'm really glad that he, came into my life, I'll tell you, and so should all of you be because he's really enabled, what we got going here. And, just through with 2 young boys at home and and is and married, and he just puts everything aside for quite a length of time to go off and find these. We don't use them as much anymore. It's been a little bit abbreviated, but the pieces of software that we would use to be able to do this for I mean, not not not much money. Okay? So we're not in there begging you for money all the time and trying to sell you stuff all the time and all that.
Not that that's bad because some of those things are good, but it gives us time to totally concentrate here on this very important message, which we do our very best to try to convey. So there we go. Nobody is there anybody out there? There's somebody. I think it's Larry. Larry, is that you?
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Oh, it's Sketch. I think I don't know if anybody. Yeah. Good morning. Good day. Happy Sabado or
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Good day. Gracias y Glove.
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Yes. You know, I don't know if anybody caught it, but, the person we sent our affidavit to, had it has had his last press conference.
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Oh, oh, oh, mister Blinken. Blinken. Yes. Wish I saw that.
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And 22, journalists, one had to be carried out because they wouldn't ask Yep. Answered questions about Israel. I thought it was Of course not. Pretty
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one of them was the guy that runs the gray zone, and he's a a a real good Jewish guy. I'm trying to think of his name, and, of course, it escapes me when I need it. But he's a real good guy, and I think the other guy was an associate of his in some respect. But, yeah, Blinken was up giving his last, press conference. And and what what, what is his name? Gray zone?
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Blumenthal. And then Yeah.
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I think that's it. He came up and he said, well, why don't you address the fact that this press, this piece thing that you just signed was, being floated in almost the exact same condition last May, and why did you okay it then and save all those lives between now and then? That's what he was yelling about. And, of course, again and this has been my contention for many years is the the Jew see, we can't deal with the Jewish community. I mean, we can, but we always get called anti Semite and everything else, and you're an outsider looking in. And what we've gotta get is the Jewish community like Nutri Carta, Jews again, and Zionism.
The Jews have gotta stand up in the middle and finger these fake Jews. That's what's gotta happen. And so that is going on with him, Blumenthal, and some of the others. There's some good ones. A number of them, actually. But, so, yeah, I saw that sketch. It was good. Hopefully, we won't ever see this bunch get in again. You know, constant vigilance. Wouldn't that what Thomas Jefferson said? The only thing you do is be constantly vigilant. But, boy, let's hope that they never even get in a position where they cheat their way in again. You know, please stay aware. Pass it on to your children. Okay?
Yes, Sketch. That was good. Did see that. What else? Yeah. Anybody else got you got more, Sketch? I got I have one more, and that was I read that,
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Trump is going to, they, announce or or give the ambassadorship to Hollywood to Mel Gibson.
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Yeah. I saw that. That's true. Yeah. Well, it wasn't it wasn't just him. It wasn't just him. There's 2 others. Jon Voigt, I believe, is one of them. Sylvester Stallone was another one, and Mel Gibson. I think those are the 3. And just like Sketch is saying, they're gonna be ambassadors to Hollywood, and and Trump wants to make Hollywood great again. Jeez. Oh my. I'm not sure about that one. We'll see. Okay? Yeah. We'll see. But
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And and one piece of sadness, 200, of the supposed priceless paintings of Hunter burned up in the fire. Oh oh my god.
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That's 100 of 1,000,000,000. Yeah. I wanted to go get 100 of 1,000,000,000 in insurance payment. Well, he probably will. Nobody else will qualify for insurance there in the, Palisades, but he probably will. And that was probably about half a $1,000,000,000,000 worth of, priceless art, wasn't it?
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Yeah. Priceless. Alright.
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High yield. Have a good day. Have a good show. The one thing I do know that they've got a, an art museum there in that area that they were apoplectic about saving, which is called the Getty Museum. You know, John Paul Getty, that's the money that's behind Pelosi and and and and dip dipwad, their governor out there now. Is this Getty money? And, evidently, he put it into a big museum, and they did save it. So I don't know what's in there. But, but I'm glad they saved it. I do have an appreciation for fine art.
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Roger.
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Yeah. There's Larry. I knew you'd be coming up. Hey, man.
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Hey. How are you today? Question for Sketch. Good. Good. Question for Sketch. Is blinking resigning because his term is up? Or is is he Yeah. Resigning or his term up?
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His term was up. All these guys gave their last chance conferences.
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So so it's traditional that the secretary of state, his term of office is in alignment with the president's?
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Like, when a new president comes in? Well, they all serve at his discretion. When he goes, they go.
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Okay. Well, like the IRS commissioner, Danny Werfel, I mean, there's there's news like I've mentioned to you in the past that, President Trump would like to replace the current IRS Commissioner who happens to be, as everyone knows, Danny Werfel with this Billy Long guy, who's a certified CPA. He's an auctioneer. He's a former Congressman. He might even still be a Congressman. I can't remember the details. But, evidently the IRS Commissioner, his term of office is not in alignment with the new presidential administration coming in. It's not. It's not. The IRS commissioner still has another 2 years to serve, and yet Trump is saying he wants to replace him. Now what I read was, during Trump's last administration, the IRS commissioner that was put in there by, Obama was it Obama?
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Not yet.
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He was allowed to serve his term for, you know, serve out his term for the next 2 years during Trump's administration. I believe that's accurate.
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Could be, that all of IRS is under the secretary of the treasury. That's their boss. You know, they're they're not completely a agency of the federal government, and we've had that come out in depositions. Somebody mentioned it here the other day. I think it was you, Larry, that you've got the same paperwork that Ralph Wenner used to have some metals company, and they were doing a deposition in this case. And the the person being deposed was the US attorney. And they asked her point blank, I believe, as a female. So this is the Internal Revenue Service part of the government. She said no.
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Right. It was during the, request for admission. So you got in a in discovery, you got request for interrogatories and then you got request for admission and request for documents and it was in the request for admissions where they deny or admit. And yeah, they denied that they were an agency of the, federal of the United States. Yeah. Federal. Well, that's a federal government. As we know, a bureau of the Department of the Treasury.
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They're under secretary of the Treasury. They're not part of the Treasury, and you can prove that by going into 28 USC. There's a a list of agencies that are under Treasury there, and they're not in it. And you can further go back to the Woodrow Wilson, repudiation of dollar diplomacy document from the early part of last century, and he tells you why. He didn't wanna, excuse me, cosign that $100,000,000 loan to the Chinese. And part of it was his reasons was part of the tax system because and this still stands a 100 years later. It was burdensome and antiquated. The tax code, obviously correct, same type of stuff, and administered by foreign agents. That's in that document right there. There's your blueprint for the new world order.
Bingo. So they bring in a tax authority that appears to be part of the government, but it's not. It's with them, and then they can don't have any qualms about it. But what they really wanna do, Larry, is they wanna grab you by the by your bottom of your pants where the cuff is on that on that u FedEx uniform and and turn your wirey little butt upside down and shake every penny they can shake out of your pockets out of there. It is not the land of the free and the home of the brave. It is the land of the fee and the home of the slave. If you don't wanna be one of them, you got the answer in the path right here.
If you're too scared, then you can go back in your little hidey hole, and and they'll get to you eventually. Hey. Scared. Well, there you go. That's part of what we do is we make people ain't scared. So, anyway, they control everything through that. You can only control a man 1 or 2 ways. You can throw him through debt or you can throw him through force. They're and they use a little bit of both of that, but, generally, it's just, I had a neighbor who got his house taken away. God, I'd never do that. We've heard that a lot. Oh, I mean, really, on the show. You know?
And if that's the case and you don't wanna look in and say, well, did they then you come back and say, well, did they do everything they needed to. Right? I don't know. I don't know. It's so complicated. Well, it is complicated. They don't do everything right, and, the problem is that you're not the target unless you volunteered. If you volunteered into it, then you did it yourself, didn't you? Ignorance of the law is no excuse. Remember? Yep. What a scam these guys have perfected here. Lord have mercy. It is just incredible. And the deeper you get into it, the the more you get a gotcha. You know, you'll get a, oh, god. I gotcha.
It's so good. They did such a good job here, and they did. K? And you're very fortunate to be exposed to a way out of that. And I think most of the people here have taken advantage of it or thinking about it, and, hope you do. If we get enough of us, we might can affect change. If we don't, we've gotten a whole bunch of people out of the matrix net, and that's a little satisfying too. So who else is out there this morning? You might take the time out of their Saturday to come be with us this morning with burning questions. We're looking for burning questions. Any got anybody got one of those?
Gosh. Should I go go back and start watching the football lines or something here?
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There's at least gotta be some hot embers out there.
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Here, maybe. Let's fan them a little bit. I think there was one right there. Yes, sir?
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Yes. This is Thomas in Florida.
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Thomas, we haven't heard from you in a while. How are you doing?
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Oh, good. No. I listen. I just don't I don't chime in. Right. I was, I know, yesterday, you were with Paul English and everything. You guys got he got talking about money. And I've heard stuff like there was a guy in Canada who came up with some kind of a system, and Paul was talking about that it was an Austrian town that developed a technique where the money the money expires. You know, I personally, I find it really hard to follow that. And the thing is that there's a guy, he's now deceased, his name was Bruce McCarthy. You might remember him?
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I'm trying to think. Yeah. Don't he didn't he didn't pop up immediately, but I may have been exposed to him. Go ahead, Tom. Another guy in Ohio. He's been around forever. Yes. You can find you can find his videos from back in probably even to the eighties.
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He he was a pilot and some kind of a businessman, and he was extremely intelligent guy. And you can still, if you dig around long enough, he did some whole series of stuff on money. And my opinion is that I would say he probably knew more about money than anybody ever heard in my life. But he but he basically he was very, very religious, and he could tie everything into, you know, the Bible and whatever. And he had a thing, and you can still find it if you look hard enough. It was called Economic Myths in the Science of Deceit. It was like 12 parts.
His name was Bruce McCarthy, Economic Myths in the Science of Deceit. The guy was if you listen to him, you have to listen carefully. I'm not sure how he wrote or choreographed his when he spoke, but he was like every single word counted. I mean, if you he was he's just he was an excellent at describing, what he meant to say. And again, it would be a shortcoming on your part if you didn't get it because you had to listen carefully. He didn't talk fast, but he was extremely precise. And of course, he got into money and the ludicrous aspect of like, well, how can money not be anything that isn't substantive?
It has to be silver, gold, copper, and anything to do with paper is always going to eventually get corrupted. And oh, I don't know. He he I think at one point he was talking about during the Civil War, and I think it might have been the North the Northern, Congress was discussing. I think they called it the legal tender debates. And it might have something to do with Lincoln issuing a greenback. In other words, a piece of paper being issued against the thing. Right? And, apparently, they were so smart in those days. I mean, you know, the men were I don't know. They were like, what's his name? McFadden. I mean, I don't know if we're guiding anybody as smart as people used to be. They anguished and they apparently, they had quite a debate over this is the beginning of an extremely slippery slope. We start issuing legal tender, okay? And apparently, they eventually, they did sort of temporarily say, yeah. Well, okay. Because of the existence of the situation, we're in a war. But in other words, this is how smart they were, and this is how dangerous paper was, and of course still is. That's how we're all enslaved.
And I was there's a thing that just happened recently where well, in the last few years whenever, where Texas did this thing called it's called Texas Bullion Depository.
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Yeah. Still open.
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Yes. And the whole idea I mean, this and then, there's a guy I'm trying to think of his name. He's, oh, gosh. He wrote a book called Pieces of 8. He's a doctor.
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Doctor. Viera.
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Yes. That's it. He wrote a book about that. And he's written some stuff about basically the whole idea of a bank I think a bank being what it really was originally meant to be, it just holds your silver, holds your gold for safekeeping. Although I don't know how necessary that is today. But I mean, the whole idea like with McCarthy with Bruce McCarthy, this whole idea of usury, if we went back to no usury and honest weights and measures on a worldwide basis, there'd be no way for any of this stuff to happen.
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It would increase the it's just like John Maynard Keynes said in a, a business journal about about a 100 years ago, actually. I think it was, I don't remember which city up there. It was a business journal. Anyway, his statement was, we all believe that gold and silver would would, basically juice the economy like nothing else. So they're aware of this. It's not new. It's just if it does that, they don't get their vigorous. So Roger. And I keep hold on a second, Dave. And, so there's a couple of what you're talking about and alluding to. At one point there, Thomas, is the old goldsmiths. And, there's a couple of very good videos if you're new to this, and it's quite a subject to delve into, money and and credit.
There's 2 really good videos, and I think both of them are still on YouTube, actually. One of them is called by a Canadian guy. It's an animated, 45 minute, animated piece. It's not political or anything. It's called money as debt. Money as debt. And then there's, Bill Stills' opus that was named the, documentary of the year in 2011 by some of these film festivals called The Secrets of Oz. It's about 2 hours long, professionally produced, like Hollywood quality. If you've not seen either one of those, I would highly suggest both of them. K? Now, Dave.
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Dave?
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Yeah. Good morning. Good morning. That, Bruce McCarthy, they play him on RBN.
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The Was he the guy that was he the guy that was tight with Stap Miller?
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I think so because they they have him in the archives, and there's been late night, you know, in the archives, like, when they replay stuff. When you used to be able to push, like, you could dial in a phone number, and they had a channel that was dedicated to McCarthy, and it played every night, or, you know, early in morning, whatever, commercial free. He produced those with the commercial. He produced those with the commercial, but RBN would, you know, forego the commercial and, you know, he'd say he'd be right back and then they'd jump right over the commercial and bring him right back.
And they play them for an hour every night for for a long time on this phone number where you could press like number 7 and here is archive. And now that's they don't use that anymore. They don't, you know, maintain it, I guess. But, I'm sure if you go to republic broadcasting.org, you'll find those archives there.
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Tom, that is this morning?
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Tom, why is he no. Not you, Tom. Tom d. Oh. Oh, okay. I think that was the guy that maybe turned a stat Miller on to the Patriot stuff. I think. K? Anyway, just speculation, and the fact that the RBM is doing that would probably buttress that a bit. Go ahead, Thomas.
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No. I think that was Jack. I think Jack Ott. A guy called Jack Ott was the guy Okay. My I might I might have a mistaken. Okay. Yeah. Way back when he years ago, way back when he was young and lived in Michigan and all that. No. But, yeah, I know Bruce McCarthy does pop up. I think he still does come up a few let it run 24 or sometime in the middle of the night, he'll pop up with one of his episodes. But if you want if you want to watch his 1 through 12, you would then understand about I mean, I you would actually have quite an education about money. He even got into the one of us, I'm not sure if it's that one, but remember you said, years ago, when they went from the real money to the pot metal, they had a problem with vending machines.
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Bruce has got something all about that. He's got something all about that. That may have been where I heard that. I it may have been where I heard that originally, Thomas. That was the big problem of taking all the silver because all the vending machines in the country were were designed to wear that weight of the silver would trip the mechanism when you put the coin in. And that was according to and I think they're the same guy. That was the big hurdle they had to get over, and some guy, vending machine guy in Saint Louis is the one that figured it out figured it out for him. I bet he didn't get a percentage of all the silver they confiscated.
Uh-huh. Yeah. Now we have talked about no. Go ahead, Thomas.
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Well, the whole idea what I'm trying to get at is I don't think there's any fancy way where you can, you know, we have this kind of a thing and the money will start to melt and then you got to spend it and it gives us the velocity. It makes my head spin. I mean, not smart enough to understand it, but it's kind of like, well, how simple can it be when you realize that all money has to be substantive? We've always used gold, silver and copper. And if everybody went back on that standard and there was no interest charged in any money, this whole world could would be a totally different place. I mean, the machinations of money and the derivatives with their bets are no, that's all Jewish tricks, games, money technology that most people can't even wrap their brains around. And it's needless for you too. If you lived in an honest society, none of it would exist. We'd all be able to understand money.
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I will I'm gonna disagree with you on one aspect. You said paper money can't be used, and that's not right. The greenbacks could have been used, and that system will work. But you've got to tax out what you spend in so there's no act excess for speculation. If you do that, that system will work because all you're providing is a medium of exchange. It doesn't have to have value. It has to be recognized by both sides. And, as long as it can retain that value, and that's where you retain the value of it by taxing out what you spend in with no excess, and then the value is stable. And but you've got to do it that way or it won't work. And, of course, now you got men involved and taxing it out of circulation is the critical part and they, for whatever reasons, don't do it, don't do it right or whatever. But that paper money system right there will work. K?
It does not have to have value. It has to be recognized as a medium of exchange by both parties. Okay? So, but, yeah, it's a fascinating. I got into this. That was one of the main things I concentrated on early on because I've always liked economics, you know? And, so I've I've exposed myself to quite a bit of it over the years.
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Yeah. Well, there was a problem with anything. I mean
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No. Go ahead.
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But you said it just now when you were talking. As soon as you involve anything with I I always say 2 legs, it stands upright, and quacks out of its mouth, you're gonna get into some trouble. In other words, man can't even like this is the good king, bad thing. You know, you could have a really wonderful king and everything's fine, and probably it's the best method, but his son might be a SOB. And there you go. So you have to rely on something that's constant. And the constant thing is, if you really did just notice, gold can't be printed or produced other than through labor. You dig it out of the ground, silver, copper and all that.
And nobody can push a button and expand the amount of gold in a very rapid way. I mean, it can be expanded, but it has to be done through labor. And I always say people say it's God's money. It's not in the hands of a man. I mean, since we use it, but it comes from the earth and nobody actually owns it other than when you have it personally in your hand, you own it. But a government doesn't own the money like it can for paper, and then it can expand it, it can contract it, it can now you got men involved, and it's always gonna go south.
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The reason And you're on your chair. Want you hold on just a second here, both of you. You don't want a strictly gold standard. And that was the, the famous, speech by, oh, the orator. He's one of the attorneys at the Scopes monkey trial. The guy said, do do not crucify me on this cross of gold. If it's a UNO metal deal, they can go in and control it again just like Jay Gould cornered the gold market back in the 18 sixties, fifties whenever he did it. So you gotta have buy hello. You gotta have bimetallic standards.
And that's what they were trying to do is get rid of silver. And the amount of silver that was in the Comstock load out there, the biggest load of silver ever discovered, I believe, that was what fueled the the silver part of this, and silver, of course, is referred to as poor man's gold. You can go back and look called the crime of 73. If you wanna go look it up, it was in 18/70. Yeah. Well, that's what was William Jennings Bryan. The crime of 73 was when they passed legislation, and then they were trying to take silver off the market so they could corner the gold market and control. And they pass some legislation.
And between the time it was passed and when it was put in the statutes or the law books, there was one word changed, and that's the whole thing they ran on, and they confiscated all the silver. You can go back and look that up. It's called the crime of 73. So there's been a lot of attempts along this. I'm gonna get you in a second, Merica. Let me finish. Okay. And, Sorry. And, the the you don't want a UNA a UNAMental standard. MRCA.
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What do you got? I guess, I wanted to ask Thomas, was that a book or a site, economic myth, and I didn't get the rest of it? I think it was a book to look it up.
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Dig around on YouTube or it may be in the archives at, Art Republic Broadcasting. Yeah. It's, it's the, economic myths and the science of deceit in this world. Okay.
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And who is the person who is the person that we're looking for? McCarthy. McCarthy.
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McCarthy. Okay. May I Thank you. No. Yeah. No. I didn't I didn't say it should be a single metal. I'm just saying it has to be, I know you have to have silver, gold and copper for small denominations. Could be, yes. But what Viera was getting at, which completely impressed me was he's saying that if you have like a I would say it should be state run, and you have a depository, what you would do is you could just take 1 you could take 1 ounce of gold and deposit it there. And it would be basically the equivalent of an old bank, but there'd be no money lending and no interest. It's just a place where you put it. And through them and through the back through advancement of technology, which is actually, you know, we we do live better because, you know, of technologies gets out of control and it can enslave us.
But if you had a he says you have a debit card and what he says and this is what's intriguing is that 1 ounce of gold is infinitely divisible for spending. So now you say, well, there's not enough gold in the world. Well, yes, there is, because the value of gold like some people say, I think it could be tens and tens of 1,000 of dollars per ounce if you equate it to the amount of commerce in the world or how much gold it is. It's a formula you How much paper is floating around? Yes. So but what you do is another whole market would exist between people. If somebody said, yes, I accept, say, Florida's Gold Depository, I accept your debit card. So, I'd go into a place, a hardware store, and I'd buy a screwdriver and I would give them my debit card.
And I perhaps the price of gold would reach a point where it would be literally one grain of gold for the screwdriver. This is 7,000 grains in a pound. So gold could hit 100,000 an ounce. It hit $1,000,000 an ounce, and it would probably be the true value.
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Well, The argument that there's not an adult mind is specious because it doesn't matter how much is there. It matters how much you value it at. Go ahead.
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And with modern technology, we could divide it into a millionth of a grain. Yep. Like Bitcoin.
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Like Bitcoin. Yeah. And the Texas depository is up and operating, and you can evidently deposit your metals there. And they will issue a debit card on it. So all those things are factually in place in Texas right now. Hold on just a second. Let me get to Dave. He was trying to say something 5 minutes ago. Dave?
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Yes. Thanks, Roger. So that Edwin Viera, Pieces of 8, that's actually a documentary video and it's like 3 hours long and, they play it on RBN occasionally, but I hear it on Govern America a lot. And you know, he talks about the, tally sticks. Those things went for, like, 700 years.
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Yes. Edward And they were very successful.
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He's a Harvard
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guy, isn't he? He's got 2 or 3 Harvard degrees, law degree. Like a bunch of degrees. He's a lawyer
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too. Yeah. More than a lot of my time too.
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Yeah. He's a good guy. He's a good buddy. He's big buddies with Beecraft, and, I've been aware of him for a long time. So yep. They were now who was somebody wanting to say something a second ago?
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There are 6 states that issue gold backs, which are paper currency that have a saw small amount of gold embedded in them, and you can do that for silver or copper or anything. And they can be very small amounts to,
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you know, so you don't have to carry gold around. Yeah. That is another Mike Adams. Yeah. You get it. Yeah. Mike Adams, is an affiliate with them. They're called Goldbacks, and they actually put even a little bit more than the stated value in there. Is, Adam's, experience when they break them down and melt them down and and assay them and all that. So those are available also. Another very good way. Who was that? Tell about the go backs. I don't recognize your voice. Who was that?
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It's Rick.
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Okay, Rick.
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Yeah. What we brought the bottom line is we could detach ourselves from the Federal Reserve by going to the the real world. And then basically everyone would have a choice. If you want to stay with Federal Reserve notes and get possibly the inflation or another group of us could say, yes, well, no, we deal like, it's the same thing as Bitcoin. Oh, do you take Bitcoin? Yes, that's a club. I don't believe in Bitcoin because it's not there, but whatever. And so, then it's the people who are holding Federal Reserve notes looked around and went, hey, these guys dealing in these little plastic cards that are embedded with silver or gold or they've got their debit card from the bullion bank, they're doing better than I am. Hey, I think I'll switch over too. In other words, everyone could walk away from f from Federal Reserve notes all vol there's no fight. There's no fight. There's no confrontation. It's just, yeah, this is how we wanna live. Is that the way you wanna live? Hey. And it would be so kind of a into instant and nonviolent transition to the real world.
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To a medium Pieces of aid or Spanish dollars.
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Yes. Correct. We used to have in this country because America
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America never had their own money. That's why they they did the the 1792 Coinage Act. And all that is, is a recipe for creating a reliable, pure gold, which now said United States rather than Spain or maybe a French Sue or whatever the heck they had or a British coin. They want to standardize it in America. But even then people don't realize that wasn't anywhere the government owned your money. You took your gold you could take your Spanish pieces of aid to it, to a mint. They would then assay it. They would then smelt it down, give you back a nice American coin and charge you I think it was 0.5 percent or something.
And it was it's always yours. This whole idea of the government owning the money is is like a brainwash. Like, they don't own the money. We own the money, and it's out there in circulation.
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Well, it's based on you based on your labor. I wanted to at least approach this. You know, I'm not a cyber guy. I don't like I I don't have any. Don't want any, really. But you gotta understand Bitcoin, there there it does have backing. It's got backing of all the money that they had to spend to get those special computers to mine it. All the electricity is the big overhead piece in Bitcoin. So the I dare say there's more backing Bitcoin than there is back in the Federal Reserve note. Yeah. Well, I've got a Anyway, there there is something there behind it. But so
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But here's the danger. I have a one of my one of my sons is a fireman. Right? And, you know, firemen are he knows a guy who's a young single fireman. Right? And they always have extra money if they're not married and got kids, you know. So he saw this Bitcoin thing a number of years ago. And so just being what he said, hey, I'll buy some of this. So I apparently he picked up $500 or $1,000 worth of Bitcoin was like a dollar, right? Or less. Then time went by. He forgot that he did it. Time went by, and then then it started to gain notoriety. And it's he said, wait a minute. I bought some of that.
Turns out he left it on the hard drive of one of his computers. There you go. But but how many how many computers there's been a couple of computers since he'd done it. So there's a computer sitting, and he has no way to access it. He didn't know how to find his wallet or anything. So there's a computer sitting out there that this guy's he he's you tell me how much even $500 of Bitcoin and a buck of coin is worth today. It is it's out that he he can't get it. No one can get it. I don't know where it is. It's gone. Yeah. There, but it's not there.
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Well, it's just kind of there. That story is rampant. It's not just him. A bunch of that's happened to a bunch of people. Guy begging the garbage dump, and they go, no, man. If you threw the garbage, it's ours. They won't even let him get in there and look for it. So,
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you know,
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they pretty part yes. If you're like pretty here, it's up in DC, I guess, today, freezing her can off. Made it big, hit it big. You realize what she had and all that, but God bless you. Okay? God bless you. Otherwise, now I just don't personally want anything to do with it. I hate the the technological aspect of it. I just don't want anything to do with it. At me and my particular situation, I just don't have any ears. I'm, you know, older. I just don't need it. Why would I need all that? But I do like Cliff High's statement about it, which I thought was pretty interesting. I mentioned it to her the other day that, his statement was, what, 15 years ago or a little when it came out. This will be the first time in the history of the world that fortunes are made that are not based on criminal activity.
Very interesting statement. Yeah. So anybody else got anything on this money discussion we're in here this morning? Thanks to Thomas. It's a fascinating subject.
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Thomas?
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Yeah. The other thing that's fascinating about it is the reason we got into so much trouble is we got as you know and as you preach all the time, we got turned into federal citizens. And of course, all the states got federalized and turned into territories. And really, our original configuration was to have fiercely independent countries like Illinois, like Florida, like New York, whatever. And if each state was to go back to a gold, silver, copper depository, basically we could fall back onto literally, we could go back to the Coinage Act of 1792. If anybody wants to go online, then you can download it.
And it's not that long at all. And it's basically a recipe. It tells how the mints are to be set up, whatever. But then it goes into the recipe of how everything is divided. We're at a everything is divided by 100, the purity, the weight in grains of the a dollar's weight of gold, a dollar weight of silver, a dollar weight of copper. And what happens is, if every state I mean, I go back to having the state being in control of it, literally your state. But if you follow the Coinage Act of 1792, which would absolutely work today, because all it is is a recipe book on how to make it, the best part of it is in the end where it says, let's see here, the because the state would be in charge of it, anybody who messed with, I think, the section 19 of the Quinzac basically prescribes death, the death penalty for anybody who debases or fools with the money in any way.
That sounds good to me. So they have a real so if each state had its own depository and you actually took and put your real money in it, again, you don't have to put all your money in it. Take one coin at a time if you want. Keep your money at home. And that's the way you'd be able to spend it. Or let's say, they issue literally a card with an embedded amount. If anybody got caught, and we follow the old rule, they'd be executed if they, if they got caught stealing.
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Well, I think the, you know make it pretty safe. That's one of the nice things that I do agree with about the, Islamists, you know, with their strict penalties on stealing and stuff. It certainly seems to curtail it. They don't have interest problems because they don't follow it. And if you get kids caught stealing, if you don't know it, they cut your hand off. Off. K? So, yeah, severe penalties, well, they're certainly needed on our side of the pond. I can tell you that.
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So so That would kick the federal government out of Kick the federal government out of the money business business, put it back in the hands of the state, and then we basically kill anybody who fucks with their screws with their money. Yep.
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Yep. Man, that's okay. It's too simple. It's just too simple. I mean, there's nothing Well, of course. Well, it's too too effective. It's probably the other side. So, yeah, fascinating area of study about money, financial credit, how the system works, how they've slipped their saddle over on the credit side, to become to a point where where these people control about 3 quarters or more of the wealth in the world. Now they say they own the world. They don't own the world. It's all done on fraud. If we could ever again ever get to a point of a number of people where we have strong groups, we may can confirm on that.
We'll see. It's all up to us, folks, honestly, and circumstances and the big guy if he's ready to magically sprinkle this knowledge on the masses. We'll see. Okay. I see. We're about ready to well, we don't dump out of Chicago because Chicago is not with us today. So we don't have to worry about that, do we, Paul? Anybody else got anything they wanna bring up on the money subject here that Thomas has graced us with, or, would you like to go off in another direction?
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I'm in. I'm in.
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Alright. You got it.
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Hey, Roger. This is Wayne. Well And, at this point, we gotta wish it.
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Okay. Well, hold on. We I don't want the great Wayne to compete with the whistler here. So even though it's embedded in the bed, so, either Paul's gonna pot it down a bit or we're gonna we're gonna get you here. You gotta admit the guy's a great whistler there.
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Yeah. The guy's a great whistler. But, I can't do anything about it. My, my remote connection to studio c crashed, so, just let the whistler run it run its course and it'll reconnect every second.
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It gives me time to sneeze a couple of times and blow my nose where it's not really irritating.
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That's what I'm gonna do. Wonder who his mother was.
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I don't know. I can tell you where the piece came from, but I don't know who the Whistler was. That was on a, that was on a Harry Nielsen album, I believe called Me and My Arrow, which was one of his first, it was a TV thing about a dog arrow. Me and my arrow. Anyway, that's Harry Styles. Remember that. That's where that came from. Called the 5th Beatle and a exceptional musician
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had the chance of meeting They have a very famous painting of his mother.
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Now you're not talking about Nesmith, are you?
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No. Whistler's mother. You know, the old lady sitting in the rocking chair? Okay. Yes. Okay.
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Thank you, Dave. Now Wayne Wayne out of Fort no. Not out of Cowtown. He's out of Big D over there on the east side, I think. Hey, Wayne.
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Yes, sir. Hey. Thanks, Roger. I just wanted to bring up because we're on talking about banking that, recently, Bill Holter, who we've talked about in this, show quite a bit. He mentioned that as of January 1st, the British government announced they will not publicize any bank bail ins they're in the middle of, which which he felt was very significant. You know? Well, it is.
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Yeah. Because they're gonna bail in the bank, and they're gonna pull out with the derivatives any any wealth that's in their debt or not. And then they're gonna turn around and issue you when you come in and say, what what happened to my funds? I had here. And you're you're there. You go, well, you're Here's some stock in this worthless bank.
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Exactly. And I'm just gonna say that his statement was that really increase the likelihood that we're gonna see some bank problems in our country too where the very similar, you know, approach could be taken by by the government when they go to do this. And just for the new folks, this all stems from the Dodd Frank Act where, when that was passed, all bank depositors became unsecured creditors to the bank. And the and the, most folks think that the FDIC will cover them. But as it stands now, from what I understand, FDIC can only cover about 1 to 2% of all the insured bank deposits. So a lot of stuff, a lot of dominoes are being lined up here that it won't take much to get that, that whole row going down. So I would urge most of you watching this stuff very closely. And they can't wait for Trump to get in office so they can have him appear like he did it,
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and they're gonna blame his ass for it. Okay? But I this audience, if any of you have got any substantial amounts of funds in the bank, You well, I'd just be surprised. I'd be surprised. Thanks, Wayne. Great to hear your voice mail. You doing alright out there?
[01:03:48] Unknown:
Yeah. Pretty good. Probably good. Mom is on the, she's healing well, so we're getting better out here. And, and while we're while we're talking about finances, I did wanna say that Andy Shekman recently talked about the fact that there could be some issues with pension funds too. A lot of folks think these are in good shape. Yeah. And I think what it is, the theory is they're gonna try to a lot of these companies are gonna be moving, the pension funds to insurance companies, okay, that covers some of these things. And and the problem there is a lot of these insurance companies as well as the major banks have invested in the t, t bonds. Correct. They've really lost a lot of the capital.
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Yep. They're upside down too.
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Exactly. Exactly. Plus, the commercial real estate that's going in the tank too. So, again, hate to, you know, be the bearer of bad tidings, but it just really bears watching. If folks, talk to their, advisors, they really need to, bring them up to speed on this. If their adviser doesn't know about bank bail ins, then they I'm not even sure. Risk transfer, they click around.
[01:04:53] Unknown:
You need if if your if your adviser if you've got one of those and they don't know about that, you need to get another adviser.
[01:05:00] Unknown:
Absolutely.
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Boy, there was a couple things you said there that I wanted to comment on. It just what alright. Now we know. See, I didn't used to know this little piece here, Wayne. But when the the buyer of last resort steps into the bond market, I would have thought it was the Federal Reserve, but it's not. They're doing it under the auspices of the government. That's how they protect themselves. So now we know that when that point arrives, when there's bonds out there that somebody's gotta buy, or else they indicate the bond market's upside down and full of holes, which it is. It's the treasury.
So the treasury buys those bonds, the plunge not necessarily the plunge protection team, but the treasury, I'm not sure, have the inner workings of it. But if they're sitting there with a whole bunch of bonds, they go over to the pension funds and exchange it for the cash and the pension funds, and they put the bonds where you owe yourself in there in place of it. That's why all the pension funds are right. That's been going on that's been going on for some time. Now when, when mister Halter was, partnering up with mister Sinclair when mister Sinclair was still alive, I mentioned this before, but Jim Sinclair was a, he knew where the skeletons were buried.
K? And I don't know his extent of being in with that in, quote, unquote, in crowd up there in New York, but he was at one point. And to the point that if you don't know who this guy was, he was the guy that Paul Volcker hired in 1981 to unwind the Hunt Brothers' silver position. When they were trying to amass silver, it went up to $50 an ounce, and they were trying to control enough and start their own competing Federal Reserve. Well, you know, that's that story right there has got a bad ending. You know it just from the setup. Okay? And it did have a bad ending. But as they had this huge position in silver, they needed to unwind it, and it was Paul Volcker who, was hired to do that at the Federal Reserve.
And he specifically hired Jim Sinclair to do that. So Jim Sinclair was very involved in unwinding and that whole start of the bond market that's crashing now started then in the early eighties when they had to take rates up so high to quell Jimmy Carter's inflation. And rates went up to 22%. I don't know if y'all some of y'all too young to remember that. Okay? But I had a house back then that I just bought a few years before when the interest rates were low. And now they're, like, super high. And so every week, I'd get some sort of a mailing in for the guys that had the paper, at least the front people. Wouldn't you like to pay off your mortgage early? Because they wanted that in to reloan at those higher rates. But Sinclair said his estimate was, and there's no way to accurately know, because we don't know one of the variables is the amount of paper that's floating around out there. And we don't know. I'm not talking about just our paper.
Yeah. Let's just say our paper here. Federal Reserve note, the World Reserve currency, where Argentina is rumored to have the most dollars in the world. People literally stuff their mattresses with $100 bills down there. Boy, are they gonna get caught short when this thing nosedives. K? But regardless what mister Sinclair said, you gotta take the amount of paper out there and then equate it to the amount of gold available. And we don't know really either one of those figures, you know, accurately. But his estimate was that an ounce of gold would be worth about a $185,000.
You remember him saying that, Wayne?
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Iron Man. Yeah. I, I do, recall some of those statements. And, in fact, Andy Shekman has kinda alluded to the same thing recently because he says if, they start revaluing gold, I think for something like every $5,000 in value, it eliminates a fair amount of the, overall debt we have. So, again, that may be in line where if, we, say, bring gold up to, like, a 175,000, it'll it'll take out most of the national debt we have. So I don't understand all the, intricacies of it, but, you know, basically, that's kinda where he's headed. Hey, Roger, I know that you wanna talk, but one other thing before I take off, I urge folks to take a second look at the great taking written by David Webb. Yeah. Yeah. Send some YouTube videos. And, essentially, this puts all the 401 k's, pension plans, stocks, bonds, all at risk in case the big derivatives default. That's all that's what they're backing it.
[01:10:07] Unknown:
K. You got these greedy son of a bitches. You think they're gonna leave any pools of liquid wealth around that they can't grab and replace with something as bogus? Or they're play you know, the question is, who do we owe the debt to? And they go, we owe it to yourselves. So they're taking those bonds, which you're the collateral for and your tax pays the coupons on and soaking up like well, like biscuits and gravy. And they take those bonds just like gravy, boy. And they did biscuits and they just soak up all that gravy. Don't they, Ferris? Well, Ferris wouldn't know necessarily, but we'll ask him anyway. Warning Ferris, you're gonna bring some contributory information to us today again, please.
[01:10:49] Unknown:
Good day. I'll be I'll be interest introducing,
[01:10:51] Unknown:
Fred from Middletown, the poet laureate of talk broadcasting. He might be online now. Fred, say hello to Roger Sales. Hello, mister Sales. Fred. Hey. Fred from Middletown
[01:11:03] Unknown:
here. Hi, Fred. Hi. I think I gotcha. So are you a friend? Are you, an acquaintance of this guy, this Iron Man guy? We use what we could label him.
[01:11:15] Unknown:
We are radio pals. We were Facebook friends. I'm kinda off to Facebook now, and I'm not on any other media. I'm a technophobe. I'm a Luddite.
[01:11:25] Unknown:
But I credit mister Fluke.
[01:11:27] Unknown:
I credit mister Fluke because I call him with, prompting me to start calling radio shows in the last few years. Yeah. Okay.
[01:11:36] Unknown:
Well, you hit a mother light. Are you on the air there? Fred, are you on the air there regularly? Oh, it's freezing.
[01:11:43] Unknown:
Are you there originally when they
[01:11:45] Unknown:
boy, if I can get a Am I speaking to you there? I'm a caller. I'm the
[01:11:50] Unknown:
I'm the caller broadcaster.
[01:11:52] Unknown:
Okay. Well, that's what I'm trying to get as the second part of that. Are you broadcasting on terrestrial radio there? And that's Middletown. Is that Pennsylvania or where? Middletown, Connecticut. Yeah. Okay. Well, I'm not familiar with that. Big metal.
[01:12:07] Unknown:
Oh, okay. And you're on the air radio on a a
[01:12:11] Unknown:
a terrestrial radio station AM or FM or Yeah. WTIC1080.
[01:12:17] Unknown:
Ferris has a big knock on them because I guess their program director is both gay and Jewish. Oh. Which to me, it doesn't seem like a great obstacle. Obstacle. The point is she's not a Marxist, so what are we worried about here? Well, tell him tell him, Roger. Tell him what's wrong with the Jews.
[01:12:35] Unknown:
Well, it's just that they've got this cattywampus view of the world or they think they're so great and everything. You say she's not a Zionist. I I don't know. We got a a nice Jewish listener here or a Dan that just showed up from up there in Massachusetts. He showed up this week. He's the counterbalance to you, Farris. Lady Linda brought him to counterbalance you.
[01:12:58] Unknown:
Good. Fred is poet laureate of, broadcasting talk broadcasting. He writes poems. Okay. He spits them. He spits them out. Spits them out of his mouth.
[01:13:11] Unknown:
I see. Well, good, Fred. Well, Fred, do you know do you wanna do you know anything about being free? That's what we do is we teach folks what's going on and that you're a slave and you're in voluntary servitude and you can volunteer out. Do you think you'd be interested in knowing about that or you wanna read us a poem or something or what?
[01:13:30] Unknown:
Well, Read read a poem. Read a poem. I'm still with this
[01:13:35] Unknown:
material through the late great William Cooper, of course. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Sovereign Do I met? And all that. I met several times. Cooper. I stood at least twice in Atlanta when he came to speak there, listened to him all the time. Yep.
[01:13:52] Unknown:
Well, I have a poem ready to spit. This is my most recent, and I wrote this in response to Ferris getting banned yet again from WTIC by Tom Shattuck. And it's called of lie of lions and tigers and lesbians. Oh my. If we could just get rid of the blanks, then you'd solve half the problems we have around here. Maybe, as they say in Maine, for a month, probably not for a year, and then what? Get rid of someone else? Oh dear. But there's a further rub as the begged question then arises, exactly whom does the getting rid of? But wait, we still haven't hit bottom. As per that all time tested axiom regarding human faults, you know the one that goes you spot them because you got them.
So pardon me if I decline to run with the play as we pursue perfection through the process of elimination, but I got a cop to being as much as nonplussed over all this fuss. For have we not already met the enemy and are they them not us? Thank you. The old one. The first one about, mister f is not as if you're love Ferris. Do I you want me to do 2? I got that one. Yes, please. Memory.
[01:15:21] Unknown:
Alright. Yes. You should. There you Ferris, you could've taken over the programming here. Go ahead for Yeah. No. What is this? Well, I'm kinda just getting along for the ride here, Paul. You know? Let's hear a second poem, and then we're gonna Fred. This is a better poem.
[01:15:37] Unknown:
Okay. Well And this is absolutely well oiled. I haven't committed to memory. I could I'd probably say this in my sleep. It's called
[01:15:44] Unknown:
a coupe, a spook or a fluke.
[01:15:50] Unknown:
Meteorologists tell us that the rain in Spain stays mainly in the plane, But does anybody know what's really in the name?
[01:15:59] Unknown:
If a rose, you'd call her No. We have some clowns showing up and taking over the show. I guess I guess so. I mean, you know, Ferris, you never know what Ferris is gonna bring us. That's
[01:16:11] Unknown:
pretty well ascertained. Oh, yes. You do. Distraction. Distraction, diversion,
[01:16:17] Unknown:
Fred, I stress, tension, insults. I mean, Ferris, really, what did you bring Fred here for? Does he wanna know about getting free, or do you think we're a forum for his poetry?
[01:16:32] Unknown:
Hello?
[01:16:34] Unknown:
Well So I don't know. He might have gotten muted or booted. I have no idea. Wow. Answer.
[01:16:39] Unknown:
I don't know if he's at all. Yeah. Yeah, Farris, please. You you never Ed? Got one thing to add to the program in all this time. Yes. Go ahead.
[01:16:51] Unknown:
Well, it's a case of, like, when they use a Manchurian candidate. They don't gotta make them from scratch. They just take someone and drop them there. So Ferris would probably tell you that my poetry in its roundabout obtuse way sheds light hits on truth. Let me just jump to the financial stuff. Paris is always looking for something about Paris of course. This financial stuff, I know this stuff, Liam Cooper, there were 2 guys, Jelani Bay and Shahir Bay who used to be on the show on the local Wesleyan station back when it was live, called Talk For Your Rights. They were called themselves moreish Americans and they didn't have driver's license, didn't pay taxes, didn't fill out the census and they the thing about that is, is like you got to really know that before you step into that arena. Well, you better. And I'm like a serious dummy dude. I can barely get out of my own way. Only in the latter half of my life did I figure out how to get out of everyone else's way. I mean, I don't have a driver's license.
I I, you know, I'm like, it's not really I understand it all and it's great stuff, but I'm like a propaganda minister more than that. I'm like the sound bite guy and lately I do poetry. The poetry I got started. Let me cut the just I'll close with this. I'll stay with the last Hey, Roger. Please do. How about just later, Fred?
[01:18:11] Unknown:
I'm dry I'm drowning here. I'm sorry. I'm just This is I'm kinda, like, at a loss of this conversation.
[01:18:17] Unknown:
Well, me too, Joe. Ferris White, you always bring confusion to the radio program. Have you ever heard us talk about poems ever?
[01:18:28] Unknown:
Because nobody else will play with him. What what did he say? He got kicked off of terrestrial radio yet again?
[01:18:37] Unknown:
Of TIC. Now I can remember when I was in the music business, TIC used to play music because I remember the station's call letters. I didn't know where they were necessarily, but that memory does come back. Fred, I'm not trying to be rude here. We're this program is not about your poetry. It's about us helping people get free. And so if you've got some designs and would like to know about that, even though you're Luddite like me, we can help you. Otherwise, it's nice to meet you and your even the audience here is getting a little aggravated. My sense is.
So I don't know. Lady Linda, you better bring us somebody else.
[01:19:20] Unknown:
I'm I'm I I was thinking about that, Raj. I was thinking about that. You know, the basic rule of thumb was if you have one cup of coffee, you gotta have 8 glasses of clear pure water to to recover from the dehydration of the 1 cup coffee. Good ratio.
[01:19:38] Unknown:
Well, that's a show that's really off the rails, folks. Can we get back on the rails? Does anybody have anything to follow-up on the conversation we had spent over an hour on mostly already this morning? But is this is was this about money? Because I thought we were talking about money originally. Well, we were. Recognized Ferris, and we met Fred, and we got off in the weeds somewhere. So thank you for help bringing us out of the weeds. Here's a guy that's got 2 children at home and is a guitar teacher. Shouldn't you be out instructing somebody on Saturday? Usually Saturday would be a big day for you.
[01:20:17] Unknown:
Well, I have students. I just don't have any at the current moment. I'm just hanging out listening to your show. Okay.
[01:20:23] Unknown:
Okay. Well, that that's why I wanna make that point of somebody like Joe that takes a moment out of his incredibly busy schedule and he turns us on and that's what he gets.
[01:20:32] Unknown:
So Yeah. I hear you fine, Joe. Go ahead. Oh, okay. Yeah. My my my phone's getting a little wacky. Alright. So what I do because that's what I've been doing that for quite some time now. My father-in-law, he, he actually liked the idea so much he started doing it himself. He goes, I I love that idea. That's great. He's like, you know, because the the value of silver and gold always goes up. I mean, it fluctuates, but it always keeps going upward. Yeah. So Yep. It's kind of like it's like,
[01:21:03] Unknown:
tax free. The whole weekend on a card table, filling in those blue books where you got all the different years and mint numbers and stuff and going through all that coins. I've always been interested in it. So we got in this. That's why I gravitated economics first. And, I found a dealer there, and I could go in and buy well, I'd get up to the audience and say, anybody wanna buy any rolls of silver dollars, Silver Eagles? And I think I was charging them 3.50, and I think the spot price is $3 or something. It was ridiculously low in the nineties. Anyway, I'd go buy and charge them a 50¢ extra, and I'd accumulate some silver out of it. But point being is we were selling Silver Eagles in the Green Monster boxes. I'd go buy a whole Green Monster box. See? And we were selling them at 3.50 an ounce.
I don't know what silver is today. Is it up in the thirties? I'm sure it is. I think so. Uh-huh. So I checked gold the other day. It was 3675 or something. It's gone down a little bit. It was on a torrent, right there before the election, but after Trump's got elected, it percolated down a little bit. But don't worry. It's gonna be going up again. So if you got any extra coins jingle in your pocket, go buy a little gold and silver. I like $31 an ounce right now. Okay. 31. I like what, the guy that's on Alex Jones is doing, and his name escapes me, Kurt Elliott. And, he's he's a big silver bullion guy.
And what he does, if you and right now, they're in the they're playing the ratio between gold and silver. And so he encourages you to buy silver when that ratio is high, and then as it comes down like it's coming down, and he said there may be a first chance to convert. And you sell that silver now that the price has gone up, and you go over and buy gold and the price is down because that ratio fluctuates. And you'll end up with more gold than you could've had if you just bought whatever the amount was of of money that you had. Anyway, Elliott does that, and who does he use?
He uses the Texas depository we're mentioning earlier to store everything. So, out there in the Kyle Bass now Wayne would know who this guy is. Most of you might not. Kyle Bass. The Bass family is a pretty wealthy family in Dallas, and he's the heir to that. He sits on the University of Texas alumni committee that oversees their huge endowment. And they bought this was 10 more than 10 years ago, maybe close to 20. At his urgings, the Tech University of Texas Endowment Fund bought $500,000,000 worth of gold. And after that happened, the depository here is is it was designed so they could keep that in there, which is a drop in the bucket for the University of Texas Endowment Fund, folks. Okay?
But 500,000,000 also, little about the same time. You can go look this up on the Internet. Northwest Mutual Life Insurance Company, been around since the 1800. And for the very first time in the history of their country, they bought gold. About, I think, same amount, $500,000,000 worth. Now get the significance of that. An insurance company is buying gold for the first time as insurance. So, yeah, it's a good place to be. Good place to be over in the the metals also, even though Bitcoin certainly plays a part in this now on the whole. But it seems like, from what I hear, the wealthy families and the elite and the banks are still buying gold.
Now do we need to go into why that is? We've got some time left in the basal 3 chord. For maybe Fred, Fred doesn't know about the basal 3 chord, and it may behoove him to know about it. He might wanna write a poem about it. Is that correct? Does everybody know about the basal or your cords?
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Yep.
[01:25:32] Unknown:
Yes or no? About, 10 years ago, Basel is where the Bank of International Settlements, referred to as the BIS, that's where it is. It was founded in the thirties. If you go back and read that, collective speeches of Louis t McFadden, there's one whole speech in there that's dedicated to the founding of the Bank of International Settlements. And, they're the bankers bank, is what it's called. Every central bank in the world except, well, most of them belong to it. They control all the markets in the world, stock markets, penny markets, bond markets. Any of those things, they evidently control.
And, they approximately about 20 2015, I think, passed you go look it up. Somebody give us an exact date. The basal, b e a s e l, I believe. The basal 3 accords. And, what they did, it is very very significant, was, banks have 3 tiers of assets. In other words, they have different valuations in their, in what they keep there inside the bank, their assets. And a tier one asset is very liquid. Cash, bonds, other types of negotiable instruments, all paper, and cash, and the value of whatever it is that is that type of collateral. That's what I'm looking for. Collateral is taken over to their bank's balance sheet, which they show to the investors and the public at a 100%.
So if the value is a $1,000,000 of of paper and currency you've got, you can carry $1,000,000 over to your balance sheet. If it's a tier 2 asset that's less liquid, I don't know that I can give you any specific examples, but I can tell you that whatever is in there can only be carried over at 75% of its value. So, again, if it's a $1,000,000 worth of collateral, you can carry over 750,000 to your balance sheet in value. The 3rd tier is a 50% valuation, and that's where gold has always been since the founding of the Bank of International Settlements. So there is a automatic discouragement for bankers or other people in that condition to own gold because they only get to carry 50% of it over to their balance sheet. Well, the Basel 3 accords totally reverse that in respect to tier 3 assets.
Gold particularly is now valued at a 100%. So you can now buy gold that opened up for the banks to buy gold and hold it at that 100% carryover level. And I can tell you personally from my friend Tom Cloud, who sold his business, but but at the yes? Is that you wanna say something? Okay. Tom Cloud, who was a personal friend of mine, he's now retired. He was one of the top 20 coin dealers in the world. Okay? He was out of Atlanta there. And, Tom and I knew each other, had a personal relationship. And and so anytime I would talk to him about whatever I needed to talk to him about, it didn't bother him all the time. But, but I'd I called him for whatever reason. How are you doing, Tom? He said, man, I am absolutely swamped.
He said, I am just inundated by banks buying gold, and that was years ago. Okay? And that hasn't stopped. And so banks are buying gold head hand over fist. That's why the prices suppress one of them. And then what's gonna happen is when this whole thing turns upside down, and it's coming, on that day, when gold skyrockets and the paper assets will diminish in value, the banks will cover their debts because they'll come out on the upside because they revalue all this gold they've been buying. That's what's been happening. It's been going on for a number of years. K? And, it's funny. I used to have remember that guy v v for Vendetta, some big stock market economist that was on the air for a while? Y'all remember him?
Anybody remember
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him? No? He's the gorilla economist.
[01:30:17] Unknown:
Yes. That guy. He's a total fraud. He knew somebody that filled that capacity, and he sucked all his knowledge and got out there and tried to build himself some sort of a radio empire. He's a total fraud, man. K? And so, one day, I had him on my show at one of these stops years ago. And, when he first surfaced and people thought he was real legit, and we're talking about this thing of banks buying gold. And he goes, banks aren't buying gold. And I had just talked to Tom Cloud, who said, I'm so busy. I'm chasing my tail because of dealing with banks selling gold. So I knew it was b s, and he was b s. Really, from that moment, I already had an indication or 2. But, they've been buying gold hand over fist. I'm talking about by the by the tons and thousands of tons. K? When they can get it and source it, they'll buy it.
And all and so are the wealthy families too, evidently. K? Yeah. Probably some of them are buying some Bitcoin. Don't know about the Bitcoin market. I want something that's real. And if you're in it, I'm not I'm not dissing it. Just good luck with with what you got, and I hope you have got it in real safe wallets and all that kind of stuff. Anyway, that's the Basel 3 Accords and that's the significant event that's coming. And gold, if you've got it, or silver, is gonna just absolutely skyrocket overnight. As we alluded to, Bill Sinclair said, estimate, 185,000 an ounce.
And this Bill Sinclair is no dummy. Yes, Paul.
[01:31:59] Unknown:
Bank for International Settlements was founded on January 20, 1930. It was created in 1930 at the Hague Conference. A convention respecting the establishment of the BIS was signed between Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and the United Kingdom on the one hand and Switzerland on the other. Mhmm. Yeah.
[01:32:23] Unknown:
And it's another one of these, grounds where the Swiss government has no authority to do anything. It's totally sovereign. They can't deliver any papers on there, like serve you with anything. These people have their own passports, etcetera, etcetera. That's the Bank of International Settlements. And the guy that's running it now looks like Java the Hutt. That must be £350
[01:32:46] Unknown:
+.
[01:32:47] Unknown:
He's just a blob sitting in a chair, you know. But, anyway, that's that's that that's their little kingdom up there, the Bank of International Settlements. It's in Basel, hence, the Basel Accords. It's in Basel, Switzerland. And like the Vatican, like the city of London, and like Washington DC. Exactly. So it may be even more powerful, really. It's a very, very unique situation for those folks. So, where else are we going? If we maybe Fred will go write a poem about it. It's that significant. Hey, Roger. It could be that inspirational, Wayne. Yes.
Wayne?
[01:33:34] Unknown:
Yeah. This is Bob.
[01:33:36] Unknown:
Oh, Bob. I thought it was Wayne. I'm sorry. Hey, Bob.
[01:33:39] Unknown:
No problem. No problem. Hey, Just I've been trying to get ahold of a few people, and 2 of them at least are on right now. So I was gonna I don't know if the email ended up in their spam or what, but I tried to get ahold of Larry, and I tried to get ahold of Jill, Leslie, or both if, they could search through their debris. Maybe it's in there.
[01:34:04] Unknown:
Alright. Hope so. Look for Bob, Bob Morgan. He's wanting to reach out and touch you. So anything else, Bob? Was that what you wanna bring forth or what?
[01:34:19] Unknown:
That's it. That's it. Just been listening.
[01:34:22] Unknown:
Okay. Well, we're always glad to have you working today or no?
[01:34:27] Unknown:
Oh, I'm trying to avoid it. But Yeah. Half half half halfway so. Yes.
[01:34:34] Unknown:
I see. So you're a halfway participant. For my
[01:34:38] Unknown:
yeah. Yeah. I'm, anxious for the playoff game this afternoon.
[01:34:44] Unknown:
Wanna watch that. Yeah. No kidding. That's right. Well, I just love Patrick Mahomes. There's all kinds of good quarterbacks on this weekend. Well and, of course, Jaden Daniels tonight against Detroit. So, yep. Good football weekend. One of the best of the year if you're well, whether you like pro football or not. It's just good quality high end professional football this weekend. All the big playoffs to go to the semifinals.
[01:35:10] Unknown:
Yeah. It's kind of funny in a way because for years years years, we were struggling just to get into the playoffs. Now it's kind of become a habit. People are starting to hate us. So I just say I'll tell you. Okay.
[01:35:25] Unknown:
Don't blame you. What a Don't care. What a what a perfect what a perfect fit is the, is Andy, their coach, for the Hunt Brothers for the Hunt Brothers franchise. Such a family oriented franchise, and Mahomes has got to be just one of the greatest quarterback. I'll tell you he's gonna give him a run for his money as Jaden Daniels, though. Mark my words. Well, it seems like he's having a good year this year for a rookie. I I mean, folks, I I, you know, I follow college football mainly, not the pros necessarily, but Jaden Daniels, of course, won the Heisman Trophy last year. He came out of LSU, and we were lucky to get him. And so I got to see him play for 2 years in college. I mean, I don't know that I've ever seen a quarterback like this guy as talented as he is. He's just absolutely exceptional. So, anyway, enough of that. We're not not a football program. Something concerning yester something concerning yesterday's program, Roger.
[01:36:26] Unknown:
I was tempted to interject, but I never did, concerning the money changers in the temple. I've heard it put forward, and I've traced it back, and it seems it has some legitimacy that the idea of turning over the cables, the it it if you go back, the idea was that a bank can be an embankment. Right. A raised area, aka a table. He was turning over the banking. Yep. And whether that holds true or not, I'm not really confident that it does. No. I've looked at it, and it shows some legitimacy in some cases. In other places, it doesn't look quite such. But either way, absolutely, they were the money changers. They were the bankers.
And he was upsetting the social, The whole Corban thing was going out the window if he was to bring in what he was you know? If he rails against them and and puts them out to pasture, so to speak, the whole Corban thing goes away. It's kinda like the deep state. You know? Very much. Passive Very much. Resistance. And and at some point, it became active and they crucified him, you know, because they couldn't stand by and let their cash cow get killed. So, anyway.
[01:38:00] Unknown:
I think that's pretty well true. It is. It is. And, boy, whatever he did there to him, it, in essence, changed the world, didn't it?
[01:38:14] Unknown:
Yes. Yes. And you get the same you get the same hostility or and or blank stares there when you when you propose stepping outside the status quo, the system that's already here. Yep. You know? Well, you're if you're not contributing, then you're screwing up my deal. So that's why you're my enemy.
[01:38:37] Unknown:
Especially from within your own family, Bob.
[01:38:41] Unknown:
Oh, yeah. Yep. Yep. Indeed.
[01:38:45] Unknown:
The prophet is never recognized in his own family or his own hometown,
[01:38:51] Unknown:
generally. So it seems. Yeah. So it seems.
[01:38:55] Unknown:
Anyway heavy burden to bear, but it sure seems true. Thank you, Bob. Anything else, anybody else you'd like to reach out to? Bob likes to connect with all these people. Hell, he may be driving up to New Jersey for something. Wanna go have coffee with Joe. Who's the Hey Roger there? There you go.
[01:39:13] Unknown:
This is, Jerry Garcia in Carlsbad, New Mexico. Hey, Jerry. Hey, man. Hey, wasn't the the Hunt Brothers the ones that were trying to corner the market in Dallas Yes. Late sixties and early seventies?
[01:39:29] Unknown:
Correct.
[01:39:32] Unknown:
Yep.
[01:39:34] Unknown:
And then the guy in the senate.
[01:39:38] Unknown:
Indicted for
[01:39:43] Unknown:
I don't remember what they got indicted for, the legal ramifications of it. I was pretty much a puppy back then. But, but I do know it really put a hitch in their giddyup for a while.
[01:39:57] Unknown:
Yeah. It cut them down. Isn't aren't the same Hunt brothers the ones that own the Kansas City Chiefs?
[01:40:04] Unknown:
Yes, sir. Same family. May not be those same brothers. Those guys are probably dead and gone by by now. But, yeah, same family.
[01:40:16] Unknown:
Who was the only, president that, down the national deficit?
[01:40:25] Unknown:
I think there was only time we didn't have a national debt was with Andrew Jackson, it seems like, for just a few years. I think
[01:40:33] Unknown:
I think so. Yeah. And, who who did president Trump have hanging on the, in the Oval Office as one of his presidents? Oh, mister yeah. He had Jackson hanging in there, actually. Yes. He did. So may so maybe he'll get maybe he'll be able to get rid of the national deficit.
[01:40:55] Unknown:
Well, you know, once again, he's so they got him so damn Judaized that they'd have an absolute hissy fit if he tried to do that. Now he's gonna try maybe potentially look into changing the monetary system, possibly getting rid of the IRS, at least that's what they're saying. I don't know how much how much, hiss he's gonna get out of that. You know, it's like that saying the supreme court justice tax collection is like plucking a goose. The object is to get the most amount of feathers with the least amount of hiss. I don't know how much hiss Trump's gonna get out of that. It's gonna be interesting. Something needs to be explored because the Federal Reserve System and the value of the note and its acceptance internationally is getting to a a low that I don't know if it can recover from, and that really opens up a side of potential bankruptcy and stuff. In other words, when China ships a big ship over here to LA and they go to give them some sort of paper and they go, uh-uh. We want gold.
Well, then and according to some of these economists, that's gonna happen. Okay? Also, remember this longshoreman thing from back around September last year? Well, all they did was give that a stay, and that becomes active again here pretty quick in Trump's presidency should he get inaugurated on Monday. So the banking system is rotten. The the that there's all kinds of rotten stuff they've left just so he can fall through on it. Yes. Who was, saying Roger there? Nobody? Okay. So you're right, Jerry. Thanks for bringing that to our attention.
[01:42:46] Unknown:
Yep. Thank
[01:42:48] Unknown:
you. You're welcome, man. Glad to have you out there. So I thought somebody said Roger there a minute ago. Was there or no? Somebody said Hey, Roger. Fred's Fred's gonna come back and start reading poems.
[01:43:02] Unknown:
Yes. Hey, Rod. Hey, Rogers. William in Augusta.
[01:43:06] Unknown:
Hey, William. How are you doing, man?
[01:43:08] Unknown:
Good. Good. I just got in on the show. I heard you talking about the Hunt Brothers, but, I think they're involved in that pizza. You know, they should see in all the gas stations around here.
[01:43:17] Unknown:
But, the the what the what now? It's The The Hunt Brothers Pizza? Oh, I don't know anything about that. Is that in Georgia?
[01:43:25] Unknown:
No. It's night nationwide. I think it's a franchise
[01:43:29] Unknown:
that they've gone. The Hunt Brothers have gone into the pizza business?
[01:43:33] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I think it's been around forever in a day.
[01:43:37] Unknown:
Really? That's new to me.
[01:43:39] Unknown:
I did get a I did get a response letter from the Georgia tax tribunal.
[01:43:44] Unknown:
Oh, you did? What'd they have to say?
[01:43:46] Unknown:
They've docketed it and gave it a docket number. And, and they remade they remanded it to the revenue department That's good. For I would say. For 90 days for them to for them to basically work it out with me before it goes to the tribunal. So I'm gonna be administrative.
[01:44:07] Unknown:
Yeah. With that as a arbitration. Right. An arbitration type deal with you in revenue. Okay. That'll be cool. Well, good. That's a nice response if they remanded it, I would think.
[01:44:18] Unknown:
Yep. Yep. So they've they've received it and docketed it, and, they want me to try to work it out with the revenue department before they make the payment on it.
[01:44:27] Unknown:
Great. Well, keep us in the loop, man. Somebody else pressing the envelope here.
[01:44:33] Unknown:
Yeah. Will do.
[01:44:34] Unknown:
Good. Well, they can't come back and char they can't come back and charge you anymore. So you're gonna it's gonna be null or you get something back, you know? That's right. That's right. Exactly. See, this is a battle. This is all these people were talking about traffic battles and stuff. And I, you know, I don't advise you fight those, But this kind of thing where there's no backlash, you got nothing to lose except a little time. You may come out a little bit ahead and make a really, really pejorative point.
Like, Joe's done. You heard about Joe. Right, William?
[01:45:10] Unknown:
Yeah. I did. Yeah. I've been hearing that.
[01:45:13] Unknown:
Pretty fantastic. Yep. So, yep. Now we get back and find out if we what we're if he's gonna he's well, I'm not gonna help him. He's gonna make that decision himself, but, hopefully, he'll go back and see if we can get part or all the scalp here. Right. Need scalps on our belt. Yep. That's all we need. That'd be great. Yep. Love to go in there and and see Joe, Joe separate that cop from 20, $30,000. That cop would squeal like a pig Oh, crazy. That he is. Well Anyway, we'll see. Yes, Joe.
[01:45:56] Unknown:
Oh. So, I'm sorry. My my wife just started calling me, so she cut me off. But, I was gonna say the the cop actually doesn't have a bond.
[01:46:09] Unknown:
Oh, my God.
[01:46:11] Unknown:
The the chief of police has a bond, and he's underneath them as like an umbrella. Right, to the bond. So because the chief of police didn't do technically didn't do any harm, you can't go after the bond because the only the chief of police is bonded.
[01:46:28] Unknown:
Oh. Right? Oh, man. Yeah.
[01:46:31] Unknown:
So So what I've been doing is I've been looking for the the laws of agency, how they apply in New Jersey, and then tie him in through the laws of agency from from the police officer to him. But because they have qualified immunity, right, they're the state's gonna protect them. So, what what I've been working on to there's a couple of ways they can lose qualified immunity and one is on trademark infringement.
[01:47:04] Unknown:
Okay.
[01:47:06] Unknown:
So what I've what I'm doing is I'm trademarking the name so that way I can go after them for trademark infringement.
[01:47:16] Unknown:
Oh, boy.
[01:47:18] Unknown:
Great. Yeah. I it's I know. It gets a little loopy because this is how you this is how they lose qualified immunity. You like, I've tried copywriting the name, and they that doesn't hold up in court. But the trademarking of the name is a federal fence if you violate that. And they they tell you there is no, there is no qualified immunity on that. So I was like, okay, the way the name is spelled on the driver's license, the way the name is spelled on the passport, the way the name is spelled on the, charging instruments, you just trademark each and every version of that name.
And then because I this is kinda what I was doing with the court case originally, and this is they kept changing the paperwork depending on what I was doing with the name and a legal aspect. They were they kinda were flip flopping and messing around, and they were changing the paperwork, and they they actually reformatted all the paperwork after I'd done this about 4 times. So now the thing is to bring the cop to federal court and sue him for trademark infringement.
[01:48:24] Unknown:
Oh, man.
[01:48:26] Unknown:
But that's that's, like, the ease that's the easiest way to do it, believe it or not. Like, all these well, like, him violating your rights is just it's, to them, they're just, like, well, you know, he had to because he he's law enforcement.
[01:48:40] Unknown:
Rationalization. They've always got a rationalization for
[01:48:44] Unknown:
it. Right. But the trademark infringement, they can't get around that. So that's how they, that's how they do it. And I think that's like, honestly, I'm thinking, like, this is probably the route for people to go if they wanna protect their rights. And then if their rights are violated, how do you enforce it? It's through enforcing through the trademarks.
[01:49:07] Unknown:
Well, that's an angle and an approach I don't know that I've ever heard before, and I don't know that I've ever been involved with anyone in a case that has gotten as far as you have with this one before. So it's really, very fascinating to me, Joe. And, again, I congratulate you. And I know, I can only imagine the amount of sacrifices you've made of critical time you could have spent with family, etcetera, when you're off chasing this dog here. So, whip it real hard.
[01:49:40] Unknown:
Hey, Roger. It's William again. I got a question.
[01:49:43] Unknown:
Yeah, William.
[01:49:45] Unknown:
So my understanding is if they if the police operate outside of their delegated authority, you know, somebody that's not a citizen or resident, did they lose that qualified immunity? Is that is that what you're saying? Well, that's my understanding also.
[01:50:02] Unknown:
Joe's saying it's that's it, but quasi and that there are other better ways to approach it such as this trademark approach is what I'm understanding out of it. Would that be correct, Joe?
[01:50:16] Unknown:
Right. So, like, if you take the way your name is spelled on the driver's license. Right? You're using that now as, for commerce. Right? So you have it trademarked. It's a legitimate it's a legitimate action because you said, well, if I have to if they if they tell me I have to have a driver's license in order to be inside this car, I might as well trademark the name on the driver's license so I can show I'm using it for commercial purposes. Now when the cop goes and issues tickets using that name, you can say, boy, he violated my trademark. He didn't ask me for permission to use that name. I didn't grant him permission to use that name, and now he's trying to use it against me. That's illegal, And he was Wow. Immunity.
[01:50:58] Unknown:
That's a brilliant approach to this, Joe. I don't know that I've ever even heard anybody float this before.
[01:51:07] Unknown:
So Very novel. What I yeah. Well, what I've been doing is I was digging through, the the federal codes looking under crime and trying to look under how to get around the qualified immunity. And I found it under the trademark section in the federal codes. And I said, well, that's that's very interesting. So I I started trademarking the names. And, it's actually very it it only cost $70. You could do it in Minnesota for $70. And because of full faith in credit clause, you have the constitution, it's upheld in all 50 states.
[01:51:46] Unknown:
Joe, you bring us constantly stuff that I'm just not familiar with at all. That's a brilliant approach to this.
[01:51:56] Unknown:
I'm I'm trying. You know, it's it's they've they've weaved a very,
[01:52:02] Unknown:
Oh, their web's tight. Nasty web of perception. It is tight too.
[01:52:07] Unknown:
Question.
[01:52:09] Unknown:
Yes. I wonder Minnesota. I trademark.
[01:52:13] Unknown:
Do you get well, yeah. But but I wonder how much it costs to trademark something in South Dakota. We've been hearing a lot of great stuff about South Dakota trusts and registering vehicles there and, all that stuff.
[01:52:27] Unknown:
Yeah. Well,
[01:52:29] Unknown:
did you see Christy Numb in her, Christy Numb was being confirmed. She's gonna be the head of DHS.
[01:52:37] Unknown:
K.
[01:52:39] Unknown:
I I found just some little agency. Hey, Elsie's gonna be, taking, who is that creep's name? The one that's done such damage. May Mayhoris?
[01:52:54] Unknown:
Mayhoris.
[01:52:56] Unknown:
Mayhoris. Yeah. That absolute total creep. She's taking his place. She was very sharp. She probably they were commenting that she did the best on her confirmation of any of them, actually. So, anyway, pretty impressive. They'll be governorless. By the way, those in Ohio, Lisa, and anyone else in Ohio, you have any idea your next governor's gonna be? I guess that's a no. How about Vivek Veraswamy? Looks like he's gonna Trump's pushing him to be the governor of of, Ohio.
[01:53:39] Unknown:
Just got run for that. Just like Scotland, we're gonna have, Indians in charge of us all just like the corrupt prime minister.
[01:53:46] Unknown:
Well, maybe. Who knows? Anyway, I thought that was interesting news. And,
[01:53:53] Unknown:
so
[01:53:54] Unknown:
This is Dwayne in New Orleans. Got a couple of Dwayne. Dwayne. There you are, man. What do you got? Good morning. I'm calling you guys. Yesterday. Yeah. Did you hear all the details? I heard a little bit of I heard a little bit about that. Yeah. Then I had to I had a conference call again on. But, on Joe's topic about the trademark, that may work for my concern would be that it might work for future reference future encounters with the powers that be. But because it's after the fact, it may not have as much power as it might otherwise. I'm not sure. Just throwing it out there to to do some homework on that. I so I'm gonna can I can I just step in on that little point real quick? Yeah.
[01:54:37] Unknown:
So I would agree with you on that. It it that makes perfect sense. However, what I've noticed with the courts did with me was they altered paperwork. And then after I kept doing that, they just they just kinda threw their hands up on it and just kept the paperwork the same after a while. But I noticed that after I started putting them on notice about the trademarks and stuff, they they kept changing the spelling of the name, upper lower case, putting, you know, flipping the name around, and they did all kinds of different stuff. And after a while, they just kinda gave up on it and just ignored it.
[01:55:13] Unknown:
Okay. Well, there may be something else. Have you looked at the, conspiracy against rights 18 USC 241?
[01:55:21] Unknown:
Yes.
[01:55:23] Unknown:
And you don't think that might apply to well, I don't know anything about your case. I'm just throwing it out there. A it's pretty simple concept, and it pertains to a whole bunch of stuff. Yeah. I It's a bit the cops, you know, cops and prosecutors might do or do do.
[01:55:40] Unknown:
I suspect the reason why the prosecutor told me that I he had to give me due process and discovery, is because of that 241
[01:55:51] Unknown:
deal. Yeah. I Well, that keeps her out of the hot water, but not necessarily the cop. I don't again, I don't know what happened, but, you know, to get you to where you're at because I I don't know the story, which we don't need to get into today. But just if he's done anything or she whatever the cop is, they there could be something going on there. I don't, you know, just to just a thought again.
[01:56:15] Unknown:
Roger? Hold
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on there.
[01:56:20] Unknown:
Hello? Yeah. I was just gonna interject something.
[01:56:25] Unknown:
Larry, you got something from this conversation?
[01:56:28] Unknown:
Larry's trying to Yes, sir. He might have some Yeah. I was just trying to interject. Joe may wanna talk to Irv. He he recently copyrighted his name, and he was dealing with the courts with his traffic incident. And they kept changing his name around, so he he had a copyright, different versions of his name. So he might have some information for Joe.
[01:56:53] Unknown:
Who who's that?
[01:56:57] Unknown:
Irv. Remember he came on the show, talking about this traffic incident?
[01:57:03] Unknown:
Vaguely. Yeah. Okay. Well, I don't know if he's with us today. We're about to run out of time. So, but it's very interesting and kinda new to me, Joe, actually.
[01:57:16] Unknown:
Question. So Roger.
[01:57:19] Unknown:
Alright. Question was first. Question?
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Yes. Yes. Joe, by any chance, do you have anything discussing it on the Rumble channel?
[01:57:28] Unknown:
No. It's great to hear. I I've made a video about it a while ago. I thought it was really interesting. That's when I started going down that road, be because of, yeah.
[01:57:43] Unknown:
Okay. There was somebody else when Sketch was trying to get it. Yeah. Dan.
[01:57:48] Unknown:
Yeah. Go ahead. So so, you said he this cop had immunity because he's a law enforcement officer. Correct, Joe? Yes. But so what law did he enforce that the court enforced on you?
[01:58:10] Unknown:
Who's not? They they were enforcing the statute.
[01:58:13] Unknown:
So is he a law enforcement officer? Is he is he, what's the word? I had it earlier. It's fraud. He's not a law enforcement officer because there was no law that he could enforce on you so he shouldn't have immunity. Right?
[01:58:31] Unknown:
I agree. But, Darren, do you recognize
[01:58:35] Unknown:
it that way? Well, see, here's the problem Joe's got. You can't bring it up in any jury, Jersey court. I wouldn't think that they'd all be kinda skewed against you then. I've noticed you said you're gonna take him to federal court.
[01:58:49] Unknown:
And that's where you gotta go. You take that to federal court. He's impersonating a law enforcement officer because he doesn't know the law.
[01:58:59] Unknown:
But they let him enforce it against you, and there was no law to enforce. No. No. There's a law, and he charged Joe with it. Assault with a deadly weapon for a 2 inch pocket knife. Come on, Dave. Alright. There's the whistler in the background, so I'll just Okay.
[01:59:17] Unknown:
One last thought on on that guy that guy in in the, with the, Angola court yesterday from, Louisiana was and New Orleans. We were founded by pirates. It's still run by pirates. Boom.
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Don't breath that.
[01:59:35] Unknown:
Did you have you ever heard of that I got radio before, Dwayne?
[01:59:39] Unknown:
I'd never heard of that. Angle radio. I hadn't either. I knew they did the rodeo up there, but I didn't know they had a radio broadcast. You know? So, but anyway, yeah, that was an interesting case that that Brett brought up yesterday. So I was wanting to look it up and read a little bit about it. Brent is an interesting guy. Is he not? Thank you, Dwayne. Always good to hear your accent, brother.
[02:00:00] Unknown:
Alright. See y'all later.
[02:00:02] Unknown:
Alright. Well, we're in the throes of the, outro for this Saturday show, which means abbreviated weekend, which will be heavily laden with professional football that would appear. We're glad I can see it, and, it'll be a good distraction, and we'll find out. We'll reconvene on, inauguration day, 20th. So, you guys have a great weekend, and yikes, be safe. What a time. What a time. Lay your bodies down. Well, we all will eventually there, Crosby. Thank you. We'll see you all on Monday. Ciao. K. Mister Paul's got us nicked off of there, main one. And unless anybody's gotten something from me, I'm gonna go grab some lunch and enjoy my abbreviated weekend, and I suggest you do the same.
Hey, Roger. Yeah. Yes, sir.
[02:01:04] Unknown:
So, I'm I'm just gonna cite the code that I'm I'm doing this under. It's under 15 US code, 1122, and it is, it's called waiver of sovereign immunity by states. It's it's a subsection inside of that. Yikes. Okay. It says any state instrumentality of the state or any officer or employee of the state or instrumentality of the state acting in his or her official capacity, shall not be immune under the 11th Amendment of the Constitution of the United States or under any other doctrine of sovereign immunity from suit in federal court by any person, including any governmental or non governmental entity for any violation under this chapter.
[02:01:49] Unknown:
Interesting. And that's under
[02:01:51] Unknown:
that chapter is called chapter 22, and it's called trademarks.
[02:01:56] Unknown:
What what is 15?
[02:02:00] Unknown:
15 title 15 is, it's about I mean, it has a lot to do with trading, monopolies, Federal Trade Commission, securities, trademarks Okay. Chinese trading.
[02:02:15] Unknown:
I see. But I'm not familiar with it. I just wondered. So okay. Well, great, Joe. We'll go after them. That sounds like a wonderful broad myth that you're using and you found, and, you know, we're really interested in your results here. So, the best of luck. Thank you, man. Thank you for thank, Anne. Thank thank Kaye for bird dogging you up for us. Okay?
[02:02:39] Unknown:
I actually saw Kaye the day I had to go to court. And Oh, really? And, you know, so, yeah, ironically, we just happen to go to the same kinda the same gathering and ran into each other there. And, you know, I I said, oh, I'm glad to see you right before I have to go into this, into this crooked court system today. She's like, oh, that's today. I'm like, yeah.
[02:03:01] Unknown:
Wow. She did you probably hadn't hadn't told her the results yet, I bet. So she'll be glad to hear that.
[02:03:08] Unknown:
Yeah. She, emailed me. She heard on the show.
[02:03:11] Unknown:
Oh, she did? Okay. Great. She's a good nice gal, that k. Okay. Well, unless anybody's got anything for me, I'm gonna go drain my radiator and start my weekend. In that order. Bless you, Roger. Bless you. I'll see you all on Monday. Be safe. Ciao.
[02:03:32] Unknown:
Thank you,
[02:03:36] Unknown:
Roger. Paul, if you're there, in the private chat, there's a new song for you by Tom McDonald and Roseanne Barr.
[02:03:46] Unknown:
Tom McDonald and Roseanne Barr?
[02:03:49] Unknown:
Wait. Did they actually do a song together?
[02:03:52] Unknown:
Yeah. No kidding?
[02:03:54] Unknown:
Yes. Well Yeah. Yeah. It's a new song. Oh. Yeah. It's called I think I think it's it's it's called daddy's daddy's
[02:04:08] Unknown:
What happened? Sketch, did you get deleted, or did you get dropped? I think he got No. I'm here. No. I'm here. Yeah. Yeah. You disappeared all of a sudden.
[02:04:21] Unknown:
Well, I just, muted because I didn't wanna interrupt.
[02:04:27] Unknown:
Daddy's what?
[02:04:29] Unknown:
But Daddy's house or daddy's home, I think.
[02:04:34] Unknown:
Oh, what? You mean about Trump?
[02:04:38] Unknown:
No. That I don't know. I didn't listen to the song, but I I did put in the link for you in the in your private chat.
[02:04:47] Unknown:
Okay. Alright.
[02:04:51] Unknown:
Don't don't be a geek.
[02:04:57] Unknown:
Yeah. Something like that. There was, I gotta I gotta find it. Tom McDonald, he blasted out a YouTube short, where he detailed and outlined all the stuff that was going on in California with the wildfires and stuff, and he pretty much nailed everything in, like, 2 minutes. So I'm a I'm gonna try and find that, see if I can get it to play to the room. I'm still dealing with, still dealing with, computer hiccup here, but I'm gonna I'm gonna try and get it in there. See. Oh, jeez. That one. Okay. There we go. That sounds like I made headway. Tom McDonald.
Always gotta search. Wow. Everything I got going on here is just basically crippled, has been home, mourning. It's taken forever to do everything. Okay. Where is it? Should not be a big deal. I've only got 1162 items in this folder. Should not take this long. Excuse me. Search.
[02:07:35] Unknown:
I don't know if Joe's still on, Joe Lustigub, but, there was some questioning, couple days ago about the DOT not being working anymore. Do you have any updated information on the DOT?
[02:07:53] Unknown:
I mean, if 49, CFR 390.3 t subsection f three has been repealed, then, yeah, it wouldn't work anymore. But other than that, short of that, it still works.
[02:08:06] Unknown:
K. Thank you so much.
[02:08:08] Unknown:
That's a pretty solid answer right there. Let's see.
[02:08:28] Unknown:
Hey, Joe. Can you repeat that site?
[02:08:32] Unknown:
It's 49 code of federal regulations. 390.3 p. And then inside that inside that section, there is a subsection f, and then it's it's paragraph 3.
[02:08:54] Unknown:
Okay. What does this say after the 0.3?
[02:08:58] Unknown:
Yep. Well, if you look at it, it'll tell you that you have an exemption. Right? Because you're not in a commercial capacity, so you're exempt from all the the highway regulations.
[02:09:09] Unknown:
Got it.
[02:09:13] Unknown:
And then when we fill out the form to get that that number, it it treats it as an exemption. Now the problem is some states or some areas of states will not they won't recognize it, but it's I think it's per, like, police station really because, like, I drove all around New Jersey with it without a problem. I drove through Pennsylvania and upstate New York with it without any issues. But in certain towns in New Jersey, I will I will get stopped every single time. And it's like those individual cops just won't they won't accept it. You know? And most of the time, they don't know. So I'll say, did you run the DOT number?
And they go, like, in court, the cop admitted that he didn't even know how to do it. So he was totally at a loss. I said, well, if, I said, if it pulled up and if you were able to do that and pull it up, would you would you have taken the car anyway? He goes, I don't know. He he just said he didn't he didn't even know what he would have done in that case. So they're not even trained on that information to begin with. So that's that's some of the, you know, it's like rolling the dice. You don't know how the which cop is gonna react to what. I did have a guy reach out to me, tell me he came out of the store. He went food shopping. He came out to sheriff for standing out of his car.
And he's like, what's up? And the sheriff is like, is this your car? He goes, yeah. He's like, how did you do this? Because what do you mean? He goes, I ran your plates because it seemed weird. And, it came up that it was registered privately and you're exempt from the road, regulations. How did you do that? So even the sheriff didn't really understand it, but he recognized it in the system that he was exempt. Right? So, apparently, what this guy did, what he told me was that he did like a, I don't know. He got some of the the deputies and some of the surrounding town police officers came and he did a speech for them on how to on what this was, and they were they were receptive to it.
[02:11:20] Unknown:
Yeah. But I haven't
[02:11:22] Unknown:
yeah. I haven't heard anything since, but I thought that was pretty awesome that he did that and that happened.
[02:11:28] Unknown:
Yeah. So he put the exemption right on his plate?
[02:11:32] Unknown:
Yeah. You get the number and then you get your own plate made with that number on there. And then, that way the police can run the information and it comes up as he goes, oh, yeah. Look. Because you know how, like, the cops will pull you over if your car is not registered? So if they can run the plate, they'll see that the number on there comes back as, like, a registration number, and now they have one last reason to pull you over. Right? And according to that one sheriff, he said that that it came up as exempt, like, from all the regulations. Like, even if they ran it, like, let's say he didn't use a blinker, technically, he wouldn't be able to pull him over to ticket him for the blinker because that rule doesn't apply to him.
Yeah.
[02:12:19] Unknown:
You know what? I'm thinking, the biggest problem with the private plates and and the DOT number plates and stuff like that is the cops just steal them. They wind up in the trunk of this of the, of the squad car. So what if that plate on the bottom said private property, fee for removal fee fee for unauthorized removal or theft, $10,000 per occurrence. Just put the damn notice right on the plate.
[02:12:59] Unknown:
And weld it.
[02:13:03] Unknown:
Well, no. You want them to be able to take it off, but you've gotta have documented proof that the plate said that. And then, that there was a notice on the plate. Notice, fee for removal, $10,000.
[02:13:22] Unknown:
Who will be trapped in?
[02:13:25] Unknown:
Yeah. Exactly. Oh, and okay. Anybody wanna hear anybody wanna hear, the 59 second rant by, Tom McDonald on the, wildfire stuff?
[02:13:37] Unknown:
No. Yeah, please.
[02:13:40] Unknown:
Yes.
[02:13:42] Unknown:
Okay. Here goes.
[02:13:44] Unknown:
Everybody knows about the wildfires that are devastating California right now. The generator running because we don't have power. We're okay. But you know what's not okay? Our gay fire chief prioritizing hiring women and LGBTQ plus firefighters instead of placing emphasis on having an adequate reserve of water. 100 of thousands of insurance policies being canceled in California so that our homes are protected against these things. Our mayor abandoning her city while it's under siege to fly to Africa and celebrate the presidential inauguration in Ghana. Asking the public to help fight these fires because there's a manpower shortage after firing 1,000 of firefighters who refuse to take the jab. Cutting fire department funding by almost $20,000,000 in order to focus more spending on illegal immigrants and homelessness. Careless water and forest management by Gavin Newsom. This is more than mother nature. 100 of thousands of people losing everything they have in an instant, and their suffering is being amplified by piss poor leadership. Be safe, everybody. Love you.
[02:14:49] Unknown:
I think he pretty much nailed it.
[02:14:56] Unknown:
That was good. And but, hey, aren't they warm in California and they're freezing in North Carolina where Helene went through there? The government put Helene through there?
[02:15:07] Unknown:
Oh, yeah. Yep. Yep. North Carolina is under is, under attack with, weather warfare right now.
[02:15:20] Unknown:
And if if your house burns in California, you still have to pay the property tax and your insurance even if it's canceled.
[02:15:32] Unknown:
BS. I called BS on that.
[02:15:38] Unknown:
Don't sugarcoat it, Joan. Tell us how you really feel. You can say it. Is Joe there? Actually, we're no. We're still streaming. That's okay, Joe. Don't worry about it. Joe, are you still there?
[02:15:57] Unknown:
I I had a fire Chris and Kelly. Still here. I had a fire that our barn, and, I was able to, do do an appeal. Actually, then I I sidestepped that, and I was able to negotiate directly with the local tax assessor. He went out, saw the situation, and downgraded us immediately, to a very, very much lower amount.
[02:16:28] Unknown:
Good news. I don't know if you I don't I don't know if you're aware of a a fellow down in, Denton, Texas, but look up, Mockingbird Properties. I think it's called DCAD after Mockingbird Properties, and he talks about the scam of tax assessment and property taxes. Very educational about the scam.
[02:17:04] Unknown:
Hey, Joe.
[02:17:10] Unknown:
Yeah.
[02:17:12] Unknown:
Hey. This is Larry. Sounds like since you're only having problems with those 2 local jurisdictions, in that they're not recognizing federal law, you're probably gonna have to go to federal court to force them to acknowledge federal law. Because if you had no problem going through Pennsylvania and all these other counties, and you know someone else that hasn't had a problem like that sheriff you're talking about, who looked up the code, I mean, they're obviously not acknowledging federal law, and they could be in big trouble for that. You probably know that already.
[02:17:51] Unknown:
Yeah. In fact, it was Paul. He shared, some kinda Paul, you gotta remember this. It was, like, some kinda chat on, like, a radio show or something where there was a guy in Washington who shut down Washington state for, by by going after their their funding because they were violating federal law. Right? Do you remember that? Anyway, yeah, you're I you're right. That is a a thing. But hold on a second. I'm here.
[02:18:56] Unknown:
Did did Washington State Congress have to rewrite some laws to get them out of trouble on that?
[02:19:04] Unknown:
Yeah. There was something like that because there was some kind of Paul shared the the audio with me a long time ago, and I've lost it. But it was it was really good conversation where this guy was exercising his right to travel throughout Washington. And, you know, they, he he had the the the state happened to shut down. They had to reopen, and then not issue tickets for stuff like that anymore. But I think that was long time ago, and they've since then gone back on their decision. But I think by using the federal system to get the exemption, we can go after their federal funding. And then that's another angle to go after it on with the federal funding.
[02:20:18] Unknown:
Question for Joe.
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Yeah?
[02:20:23] Unknown:
Yeah. Hey, bud. I've got those, exempt plates. And don't they expire or you have to renew them after 2 years?
[02:20:32] Unknown:
Yeah. Every 2 years, you just go renew it. It's a pretty simple process, so it's not a big deal. You just go in. Just show them that it's still active and you're still using it.
[02:20:46] Unknown:
Yeah. Because, I had them on my RV, and then the RV blew the motor. So I got rid of it rid of it. And I still have the plates, but I think it's been over 2 years. I was just gonna put them on another vehicle. Is that legit?
[02:21:12] Unknown:
Yeah. Oh, yeah. Because it's not it doesn't it's not connected to a VIN number, so you can use it for any anything. Like, if you look at those look at, like, UPS or something. Right? You'll see all the trucks have the same DOT number. Alright? Because they're they're operating under that authority. So you can you can put that number on all of your cars. It doesn't matter.
[02:21:37] Unknown:
The thing that got me is that they, you know, people would contact you, you know, saying that they're from that agency and they're they really weren't, and they were trying to charge you money for, you know, renewing and all that.
[02:21:53] Unknown:
Oh, yeah. You know, what I did, they gave him a Zoom number. I see. So so I have to deal with other phone calls.
[02:22:03] Unknown:
Right. Okay. Yeah. Because I got insurance on a new vehicle, but I, you know, I'm just gonna I didn't register it because I got the bill of sale. You know, so I think I'm good to go. Then I just have the bill of sale and, my passport.
[02:22:24] Unknown:
Yeah. So what I did was I would get the I got the bill of sale. I get the MCO from the state. Right? The you know, they they're very they don't like giving that out. But I I put a form together that kinda forces their hand and makes them hand over the, the MCO to you despite the fact that they don't want to. Hey, Paul. Are we recording right now? Are we sure are we sure on live? Someone know?
[02:23:01] Unknown:
I think so. I think it's just being recorded, but not live.
[02:23:07] Unknown:
Well, alright. Fine. So one thing is getting the car out of their system. So you get the you get the bill sale. You you put in what I do is I put into a trust. I put the DOT number on there. Right? I do I create my own certificate of title, record that. I get the MCO, attach the MCO to that title, and record the whole thing together. And then what I do is I put a certificate of destruction in with the DMV so they delete it out of the system. Now the car is not even in their system anymore because it's considered destroyed.
[02:23:47] Unknown:
So Do you have examples of any of this? Do you have examples you can share of what it is you sent to the state because Massachusetts does not give up its MCO?
[02:23:57] Unknown:
Yeah. It's a I made a form. It's called the form 91 c. And I just send that form and, you know, we fill out parts of it, and then the secretary of state has to fill out the rest, sign it on the bounty of perjury, and then mail it back to you. But I give them a way out. I said, if you don't wanna answer this form, then just send the MCO, and they they usually just send the MCO. So a couple of times, people have, like, gotten the letter back to them, basically refusing. And there's a there's a stipulation in there saying that if you refuse to answer this thing, then then you are waiving any and all claims to this car, but we're gonna default them anyway.
But what I've done instead of doing the defaults, I had people just send them back and just keeps like, every time they refuse it and send it back, you just keep sending it back to them, and eventually, you just get the MCO.
[02:24:50] Unknown:
So if you do that Wait. Wait. Wait. The example of this form, I'm I'm just wondering if somehow or other I can see this thing that you that you're just I I would like to see it.
[02:25:01] Unknown:
Yeah. I mean, I'm I'm walking down the street right now, so I can't show it to you. Yeah. But, it's in my Telegram group. You know, it's basically just a it's just, like, some questions, and then they answer about the car. Yep.
[02:25:15] Unknown:
You said it's in a group somewhere? Is that something I can go fish out or something?
[02:25:19] Unknown:
It's in my Telegram group.
[02:25:22] Unknown:
Oh, oh, Telegram.
[02:25:25] Unknown:
No. You have your own Telegram? What's your Telegram handle?
[02:25:30] Unknown:
Well, the group name is called the Freedom Fighters.
[02:25:37] Unknown:
Okay.
[02:25:39] Unknown:
And, you know, the well, people put a lot of stuff in there. I'm not I haven't verified everything, but, you know, that's in there. You can't you know, it's it's impossible. But that form is in there. The other stuff I've made is in there. Okay.
[02:26:01] Unknown:
It's just the freedom fighter is all one word. Right?
[02:26:05] Unknown:
No. It's separate words. Like the Okay. Next word freedom.
[02:26:12] Unknown:
And last word, fighter fighters, plural. Right?
[02:26:15] Unknown:
Correct.
[02:26:16] Unknown:
K. Alright. Thank you.
[02:26:19] Unknown:
Thank you, Joe. I'm I'm with I'm with, George Carlin. Yes. If crime fighters fight crime and firefighters fight fires, what do freedom fighters fight?
[02:26:36] Unknown:
Well, well, then in that case, then I'm we got a lot of freedom fighters in the police stations and the court houses. Because, boy, they thank you for your freedom.
[02:26:49] Unknown:
Oh, hell, yeah. They're all over.
[02:26:52] Unknown:
How about how about Freedom Shield who do that? Mhmm. Yes. No. I'm trying.
[02:27:03] Unknown:
You're doing well, Joe. Doing well, Joe. Hey, Joe.
[02:27:08] Unknown:
Yeah.
[02:27:09] Unknown:
The the the guy in Washington that, held, the state, accountable, he was, basically putting them on notice that they were violating some, federal laws, and they were getting money from the feds. So they needed to get their act together. Wasn't that right? Something like that?
[02:27:34] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. I think that was the first Terry Lee interview. Yeah. I think so. I think it was the first Terry Lee. Yes. You're right. Yeah. It was the first Terry Lee interview. And, basically, what he did was he knocked on on the state of Washington to the federal government. And he asked the federal government, you know, aren't the states supposed to follow federal law? And the government said yes. And then he asked him, well, did you know that the state of Washington is not following federal law? And they said, is that so?
Well, they looked into it. And they wound up pulling the funding from the state of Washington until they actually rewrote their statutes to make them constitutional and federally lawful,
[02:28:24] Unknown:
I guess.
[02:28:28] Unknown:
I'm I'm looking for that. I mean, I sent that to you via email, Joe. I'll just, because I don't I don't delete anything. Obviously not because I have 57 terabytes of crap on a laptop. But, I will I will search my sent mail history. I haven't sent you a lot, but I will search that and and try to send it to you again because I'm sure I still have that.
[02:29:00] Unknown:
Well, I'll tell you, I what I would do is every time you send me something like that, like some kinda, drop it into a into a folder on my external hard drive, but my external hard drive is no longer accessible. I can't access it anymore. It it got it took a bump or something. Now I can't open it.
[02:29:21] Unknown:
Oh, really? Oh, that sucks.
[02:29:27] Unknown:
Yeah. So, like, about a half a terabyte of stuff that I have from, like, interviews and, you know, radio calls and documents. It's all gone. But that was only half a terabyte. So I couldn't imagine what you'd be losing to happen to you. Yeah. 57.
[02:29:49] Unknown:
57 terabytes. You guys would have happened online. Yeah. Okay. Let's see. From me, to you. Well, there was a recording.
[02:30:20] Unknown:
But, just let everybody else know. Right? That, a friend of mine, she she got the d o two plates. Okay? Put them on her car and then she did a a cross country, drive for a vacation. Like, she went around to about 12 different states, as part of her vacation with the DOT plates. No issues ever. Okay? 12 states he went through. Another guy, he came to New York because his brother bought him a car, and he put the DOT plates on his car and drove back to Colorado in the car with the DOT plates. So he went from New York State to Colorado with the DOT plates, no issues.
[02:31:11] Unknown:
Wow.
[02:31:13] Unknown:
So You said they were in the car or on the car?
[02:31:17] Unknown:
On the car. No. He's like, what is he his brother gave him the car, and he's like, alright. Well, I'll put the DOT plates on and drive it home. So he did. He had no issues. He still has the plates on the car today.
[02:31:29] Unknown:
What code? Bring it up.
[02:31:32] Unknown:
What number code? Whatever did he have on the plate? The oh, she and he.
[02:31:37] Unknown:
It's issued to you by the Department of Transportation. So they issue you a exemption number.
[02:31:43] Unknown:
Oh, great.
[02:31:46] Unknown:
Hey, Joe. Yeah. So if you're issued a DOT number and you have several cars, do you use the same number for all your cars?
[02:31:57] Unknown:
Yes.
[02:31:59] Unknown:
Okay. And do you recommend having a custom plate done and then just taking those numbers and putting them on the plate itself?
[02:32:10] Unknown:
Yep. Yeah. So it would look like, I mean, it would simulate, like, with the plates, like, the state plates, but you don't want it to look like a state plate. You want it to be its own plate. Nothing super fancy. Don't try to mimic a plate, a state plate or anything, and then you'll be alright.
[02:32:31] Unknown:
So are you not allowed to put anything else on that plate? Like, you don't don't put like, if I'm in Florida, don't put Florida on the plate plus the DOD number?
[02:32:42] Unknown:
I wouldn't no. I wouldn't do that.
[02:32:44] Unknown:
How about federal? Would you put would you put the word federal? Because it is a federal number.
[02:32:54] Unknown:
Yeah. You could type I mean, you could put in federal number, federal registration number, and then have the the plate number like that. That's actually not a bad idea. So US DOT federal federal, registration number and then the number. Right? Which is in the, like, the fours now. So, like, 4 whatever it is. 4123.
[02:33:17] Unknown:
My girlfriend and me saw a guy here in Nevada with a DOT, number plate, and, he had put put a a private, you know, on it, and also it had the DOT, logo. It was like a dark blue.
[02:33:38] Unknown:
Yeah. There's a yes. So there's a guy who, makes those plates. I know who you're talking about. I don't know the guy you're talking about, but I know who makes those plates. He reached out to me and asked me if he could use my videos on his website. I said, sure. Of course. And he has that offer with that with the plates like that. I like the color. My only concern is using the the, Peddle motor carrier symbol. Mhmm. You know? I wonder if that's, like, a copyright or a trademark and, you know, you may get in trouble for that, but he hasn't had any issues. So
[02:34:10] Unknown:
Well, it should be public domain and that we pay for it.
[02:34:16] Unknown:
I I yeah. I'm just probably why. So
[02:34:22] Unknown:
Hey, Joe.
[02:34:24] Unknown:
Joe?
[02:34:26] Unknown:
Yeah.
[02:34:27] Unknown:
I'm searching, Global Voice Network tracks on Spreaker. Mhmm. There was a 3 hour and 41 minute long Terry Lee and Paul on Global Voice. That that was probably, like, the after show. He's probably in part of that, probably at the beginning. And then there's another one on August 10th. I think that's the one that you're talking about. It's Global Voice Network with Paul Biner and Terry Lee, and then the most recent one was December 11, 2024, and he did not speak of, Washington on that one.
[02:35:13] Unknown:
Okay. There was there was a couple there was a couple years ago, the one that you had sent me. It was, like, at least a year ago, maybe 3 years ago.
[02:35:24] Unknown:
It was August 10, 2023.
[02:35:30] Unknown:
That could be right. Yeah.
[02:35:34] Unknown:
Yeah. The the two most recent are August 10th 23 and December 11th 24. So the ones for August 10th, I believe, is the one.
[02:35:45] Unknown:
The conversation I remember having. Now I I mean, that could be the recording, so I'll I'll let you know. But the the what I remember was 2 guys just talking the whole time and it was like a like a it was basically like an interview.
[02:36:00] Unknown:
Okay. Somebody's unmuted, and they're causing a whole lot of hate and discontent with Joe. Gregory, can you mute, please? Phyllis. Tell us. Tell us Miller. Gregory. Hello? How did I get on mute? I'm trying. I gotta get back to it. Oh, crap.
[02:36:32] Unknown:
Hey. Hey, Joe. Yeah. Hang on a minute. Hang on a minute. Let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let because I think if you put anything else on the plate, like not for hire or private, to me, that's a police magnet. They're gonna look at that and they're gonna go, oh, sovereign citizen trying to get away with not registering their car. I think just having federal registration number and the DOT number on a professional looking plate would suffice. Do you agree with that?
[02:37:07] Unknown:
Yeah. Absolutely.
[02:37:09] Unknown:
I have your app and David.
[02:37:12] Unknown:
I have the the company snapshot, printed out in the car. So if they if you do get pulled over, you hand them that as registration. So that's you know, someone did that and the cop looked at it and said have a good day and let him go. Because they said, I don't recognize your registration. They handed them the company snapshot. The cop took it. He went to his car, came back. He said, alright. Have a good day. That was it.
[02:37:43] Unknown:
And what was it that they had for registration?
[02:37:48] Unknown:
The DOT number. So it's called company snapshot. If you if you could type in company snapshot on Google and you're gonna get it's the first thing that comes up is the Federal Motor Carriers, safety, you know, FMC, FMCSA. Right? Comes up. And you go in there, you type in your DOT number, and what you're gonna have is a, an abstract of all the data behind your DOT number. Alright? Like, who it's registered to, the operating status of it, as operating authorities, you know, how many drivers there are, you know, stuff like that. And, it's it's gonna say that, you know, like, oh, yeah. This it's not authorized to do this. It's not we can't do that. It's exempt from these things. And you just print that out and just keep it in the car. And then, you know, the cops can can verify that too because if you have that in the car, you give that to them. They goes in their car and they type it up on the computer, it'll come up.
But some cops, like I said, don't know anything about the DOT number, so they just they're at a loss. So if they don't know, you just have them, you know, call the state police or something. Like, well, I have to contact the state police so they can so they can, inform you of what's happening in this situation since since I'm fairly registered. The state police should understand what's going on. Like, I found that on the, state the New Jersey State Police website, they actually have the exemptions listed out on there for the state police to look at and and know. So they show you and they have pictures of it. Not like a big car with the DOT plates, but they tell you here's all the exemptions for the highways, and they show you, like, a picture of, like, a school bus, like, one of those little school buses and stuff like that. Those fall under those exemptions.
So the state police know about it. So if you run into those encounters, the best thing to do is is contact the state police if the cops give you a hard time about it. And just have them come in and interfere and go, hey. Look. You know, he's he's got he's got a highway registration. Just let it go. You can't take his car because it is registered.
[02:39:54] Unknown:
Joe, have you found that, that the state police are even considered, like, responsible for having a DOT number, like, one DOT number assigned for their whole fleet of cars? Do they have to have that on the car?
[02:40:11] Unknown:
I don't I don't think so. I don't know. I but the the state police have to know about the DOT numbers because they have to encounter them because they're the ones that enforce, you know, highway regulations. So they they have to know about the DOT information because the the nature of their job is to enforce all the highway. They're the ones that chase the people down the highways, you know, down, you know, on an interstate, you know, road or something or a state highway because they can go through they they have jurisdiction throughout the entire state. So they're the ones that do those, like, highway chases and stuff.
So they have to know about the DOT stuff. They have to be able to pull up the information in their database. Well, I'm just So this is, like, I'm just I'm just I gotta sign off because I'm about to get home and, not gonna be able to talk. You guys not gonna wanna hear me talk about that. Quick before you do.
[02:41:08] Unknown:
Let me say something quick before you do. If you get pulled over by a local cop, ask for a DOT certified officer. That's the key. The DOT officers. Some states have specific DOTs. Some states, the highway patrols or the state patrols are certified DOTs. And some states, the state patrol, only some of the state patrols are DOT certified. So ask for a DOT certified officer and that you will speak to them because they're the only ones that have jurisdiction over you and that vehicle. Okay. That was all I wanted.
[02:41:53] Unknown:
Is this being recorded?
[02:41:56] Unknown:
Course it's being recorded. Are you kidding? Are you mad? I can't get a chance to see right now. Today's show?
[02:42:05] Unknown:
Like, if I if I go to relisten to today's show, it'll be an extension on it?
[02:42:12] Unknown:
No. It'll be it'll be in the last it'll be in the last hour. Yeah.
[02:42:19] Unknown:
Question. Does anyone know I think, Joe left us, but does anyone know if you drive your car on toll roads with a DOT license plate because those things go by their license plate readers to charge you and then they send you the bill in the mail. I'm wondering what would happen if you did that on a toll road?
[02:42:44] Unknown:
Nothing if you registered your DOT number with the, with the toll authority. They would send you the bill. As if you didn't register or notice the toll authority, of your number, then, they could make an argument that, you're using the DOT number in an attempt to circumvent the collection of tolls. True. But not but they can't say that if you put them on notice. William, was that you wanting me?
[02:43:19] Unknown:
It's Bruce.
[02:43:20] Unknown:
Yeah. Thanks, stuff. I was,
[02:43:22] Unknown:
I was checking out Okay. Hang on, Bruce.
[02:43:26] Unknown:
I was checking on and Go ahead, William. I think you I think I think there's a site you can go to to see if your DOT number is valid or not.
[02:43:36] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. It's,
[02:43:41] Unknown:
Safer safer
[02:43:48] Unknown:
You put your DOT number in the browser and it comes out d o t number.
[02:43:55] Unknown:
Just put company snapshot into Google. It'll come up.
[02:44:00] Unknown:
Right.
[02:44:04] Unknown:
Yeah. Bruce.
[02:44:08] Unknown:
Yeah. I'm still having problems finding the place you're putting the recordings.
[02:44:14] Unknown:
Okay. Go to the matrix docs.
[02:44:18] Unknown:
Yeah.
[02:44:19] Unknown:
You got the website up there. Right?
[02:44:23] Unknown:
I'm listening to you on my phone. So
[02:44:26] Unknown:
Okay. Hang on. Alright. You have to go to the my account. You have to go to the matrix docs. And then click on GVN on Pod Home, or or you can just click on Global Voice Radio. It should go straight to Pod Home.
[02:44:49] Unknown:
Global Voice, Radio Network or?
[02:44:56] Unknown:
Go to Global Voice Radio Network.
[02:44:59] Unknown:
Okay.
[02:45:03] Unknown:
Go with network tracks. Is that what it says? Is that it?
[02:45:10] Unknown:
Yeah.
[02:45:12] Unknown:
Okay. Now what?
[02:45:15] Unknown:
Okay. Does it say that there's a live stream going on right now?
[02:45:22] Unknown:
Yeah. Right here. Uh-huh.
[02:45:25] Unknown:
Okay. Yeah. Then you are on you are on the page where all of the tracks are, where all of the archives Oh. Archives are. You scroll down a little bit, you'll see all the other all the archive shows underneath that, the live show.
[02:45:41] Unknown:
Oh, okay. Well, thank you. I didn't I couldn't find it. Thank you very much. It was very, very helpful. Thank you. Thank you so much for
[02:45:51] Unknown:
thank you so much for for continually bringing that to my attention and letting me know that it still wasn't working. So I went in, and, I kinda sorta gave it the digital equivalent, equivalent of an enema, and I forced it to go to the right place in at a speaker. Alright?
[02:46:12] Unknown:
So now starting to get digital that.
[02:46:17] Unknown:
The digital equivalent. Okay? I mean, there's nothing dirty or nothing like that, but it was the digital equivalent of an enema. That's what I did.
[02:46:25] Unknown:
Okay. Well, I'm an artist, so I have to see things, you know Uh-oh. To get it. Okay. Well, then I take that
[02:46:33] Unknown:
back. No. No. No. No. No. That's okay. I've been ran over before.
[02:46:39] Unknown:
I didn't hide my head. No. I didn't I didn't mean to put it. I didn't mean to put it put any visions in anyone's heads or anything like that. I don't know. No. No. No. That's okay. That's alright. Thank you, Paul.
[02:46:51] Unknown:
I have a quick question.
[02:46:55] Unknown:
Okay.
[02:46:56] Unknown:
If you do the DOT, what do you do about insurance? You don't I would
[02:47:05] Unknown:
I would say continue to get insurance because it makes perfect sense sense. It's a good idea good idea.
[02:47:13] Unknown:
Mhmm. Well, I don't I don't want insurance. I want Assurance. What's that? What's that? The other person's got insurance to get to clean up his car. I'll have to pay for mine or whatever. He calls it. I I can use his insurance. That's insurance. Hello?
[02:47:40] Unknown:
Well, right now at the moment at this moment, I live in a communist state, so, if I don't have insurance, they won't give me a license plate. And I cannot I can't poke the bear right now. You know, maybe I can poke the bear a little bit later on, but I gotta get the hell out of this state. And I'm not gonna poke the bear to the point where where they actually get, get a bug up their butt to, like, snag my license or whatever, that would be bad. So, I am forced to comply with Janae.
[02:48:22] Unknown:
For your sweet old soul, boy. I tell you that. Keep on keeping on. You save my blood a lot of times. I'll just tell you that right now.
[02:48:31] Unknown:
Well, that's that's that's what I do. I keep on keeping on.
[02:48:37] Unknown:
There you go.
[02:48:39] Unknown:
Merry Christmas.
[02:48:42] Unknown:
And a happy New Year.
[02:48:45] Unknown:
La la la la la la la. Okay. Some time ago, I was playing around with a plate for myself and one of the ones I came up with is National across the top pretty large. Mobile domain of a in the center, living soul at the bottom, Genesis 27 KGV.
[02:49:22] Unknown:
I just have,
[02:49:23] Unknown:
mobile domain of a living soul.
[02:49:27] Unknown:
I have, the US DOT logo, upper left hand corner. I have the DOT number in the middle, and, private, property, or noncommercial, not for hire on the bottom of the plate. It's a pretty little blue and white license plate, and,
[02:49:52] Unknown:
all it has on it is 2 look at the DOT as trading one boss for another boss. Date of federal rules. What's the difference?
[02:50:05] Unknown:
Without prejudice.
[02:50:07] Unknown:
I don't know. I don't know. But these these little sub 100 IQ flatfoots, the only thing they understand is higher authority. The only thing they they understand is a chain of command. And they don't believe in God, so they're not gonna give a damn about the chain of command between you and your creator. They're just not gonna. They're stupid. They're absolutely brainless brain dead, indoctrinated, brainwashed. Hey, Paul, they're absolute fools. That's up to your brain. But I mean that in the most loving way.
[02:50:45] Unknown:
I think I'd leave it up to my creator, not the cop.
[02:50:51] Unknown:
Got okay. Well Hey, Paul. Like like has been said in here many times, you pick the hill you wanna die on.
[02:51:00] Unknown:
Well, it's basically a meme plate. I've never put it on or anything. I'm I'm still thinking ultimately what I'll do is go to the doctor and assess it and give them a chance to receive me and stuff like that. But I just threw it out there as a, Lonnie, not a reality.
[02:51:18] Unknown:
Well, I am. I'm I'm sure. I mean, some of the best ideas come from spitballing. So who, who mentioned my name?
[02:51:28] Unknown:
Larry. Do you have a so you're saying you have a DOT number on your private vehicle? And if that's so, are you gonna get are you gonna use that same number, or can you use that same number on your bus? Because I think you said your bus is titled with a commercial title.
[02:51:45] Unknown:
Yep. It is.
[02:51:48] Unknown:
Yeah. The bus. So so you can't put it on your bus? You can't use the same number on your bus?
[02:51:56] Unknown:
Well, if you have if you have your DOT number registered for one vehicle for private use, for personal use, you can only have that number on one vehicle at a time.
[02:52:11] Unknown:
And if you don't have the number Do do you remember I asked Joe that? He said one number, and he'd put the same number on all your plates for all your cars in your family.
[02:52:22] Unknown:
Yeah. But you have to list the total number of of cars. I'm I read the DOT shit too. If you get one number for 1 car, you can only have that number on 1 car at a time. You could freely move it from car to car, but you cannot if you have one number and you stated in the in your private registration that there is only one vehicle, then you cannot use that number on more than one vehicle at a time.
[02:53:00] Unknown:
Okay. So you purchased your bus you purchased your bus at a later time, so you can't go back and change that unless you're renewing it, then you could change the application to include your bus, and then you can put them the same number on both your vehicles. Is that what you're saying?
[02:53:17] Unknown:
No. What I did was I let the state of New York determine what my bus is. It's a commercial vehicle for private use.
[02:53:28] Unknown:
It has no Hey, Paul. Can I help here?
[02:53:32] Unknown:
One second. Let me finish this. It has it has no seats in it, and the registration says that it is a bus chassis, but it is a commercial vehicle for private use. If I put a DLT plate on a bus that used to be a school bus, that is going to confuse the shit out of the, the flat foots thinking that, oh, no. You gotta do this on DOD. I started a that's Marshall. I'm gonna get my buddy Bubba over here, and he go give you a power. No. It's it's all well and good. Just let the damn state of New York fight my battles for me. That's why I just spent $475 to get 2 little pieces of metal to hang on an old bus.
Excuse me. Go ahead, Bob.
[02:54:26] Unknown:
Yeah. To clarify this, think of it this way because, legitimately, this is how it is. The plate is not on the vehicle and is not a vehicle. It is a automobile because vehicle is a commercial term. The the number is for you, the person. Don't give me a bunch of shit about person. We all know where it goes. You're a person. It's what person? The number is about you, not what it's on. You can only pilot, drive, command 1 car at a time. That's why it can only be on 1, and it's not a commercial thing. It can't cover a blanket. It's you.
You. You've got it. It travels with you. When you move to a different car, you put it on that one. Makes sense?
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Right. But if you're a commercial entity with a DOT number Yes. That makes sense. And you have your drivers listed, If you have multiple drivers listed, then you can have as many of those plates
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on as many vehicles as you have drivers listed. Talking about. Of course, we can. That's that's irrelevant to what he was asked. He's he was trying to wrap his mind around why he couldn't put it on different vehicles, quote, unquote Right. Automobiles because it's not on them. It's on him. It travels with him. Right.
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Right. But but that flies in the face of what Joe said that you can have that DOT number on all of your vehicles and let your whole family use it. No. That's not the case. Not for the private, the the DOT number for private use, private noncommercial.
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I hadn't heard Joe say that. I've never heard that before.
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Oh, yeah. Yeah. He said that not 20 minutes ago.
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I never I never heard him. Okay.
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I'm done. So yeah. That's that's why I went there with And another thing is
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I I do know this difference between vehicles, motor vehicles, and all that. I just use the terms loosely because I I think all of us around here know, you know, the the actual definitions of those terms. So
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Right. Yeah. Well, we deal with nimrods and their definitions of those words every day of the week.
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Excuse me. Nimrod was the great fighter. If you have a if you got a, like, a, let's say, a parking ticket with the one of those DOTs, are you exempt from that parking ticket?
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What? I was dying. Good. My ears were Good question.
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And that brings up another point. I'm not sure that you're going to get a a a on a turnpike for road use as a noncommercial automobile. I don't know that they have and I don't know if they can charge you for the use of the road. That's a commercial thing. And, of course, we understand that Joe Public or even, you know, his his wife and the kids going to get groceries, they still got commercial plates on. So they're gonna take it to the max. They being the, state, they're gonna charge you for commercial use because you've agreed to it. I'm not sure you're gonna get billed on a turnpike.
I don't know. I'm not real clear on that, but it occurred to me that you may not because you are not commercial. You're not doing it for hire Right. Explicitly stated by your plate. Don't know. Just a thought.
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Well, you know, it's like choosing the hill you're gonna die on. I mean, that that is part and parcel, just up to interpretation, and why wouldn't we wanna position ourselves for the minimal risk of misinterpreting our intentions and condition,
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you know? I'm not arguing that. I'm saying I don't know that you'll even get a notice. I'm not saying you will or won't. I'm just wondering. Will you even get it? You're not dealing with a individual. You're dealing with the camera and a computer system. Right. And they're gonna mail it to your address. I don't know, but what they've gotta cut out for private because it's not commercial. That's what the tolls are for is commercial vehicles. And if you've got a plate on it from the state, you're a commercial vehicle. That's my point.
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Okay. Here we go. Here we go. Because because how we really fix stuff, how we really figure stuff out is, like, sculling it out, like, in open form like this. So what if you send lawful legal notice to the toll authority identifying the USDOT number and providing a copy of your, safe report, your company snapshot, and highlight the fact that it says commercial not or noncommercial private use, not for hire. And just state in your cover letter that, please note the, the enclosed documents that state that I am not, registered as a commercial vehicle, that I am not in commerce, and that I am not, for hire.
Please note the, the the Department of Transportation private use number enclosed and, update your records and your agencies and agents' records accordingly, and, kindly go piss up a rope. So if they do still send you a bill because they got that snapshot, If they try to say if if they pull you over and they try to say that, well, you've got a fictitious plate and you're doing that trying to trying to not pay tolls, you can pull out copies of what you sent them and say, oh, no, no, no, no. I put the toll authority on notice. Here's all the information that I sent it and sent them, and here is the date that they received it. They have not rebutted, my facts.
Therefore, what you are holding in your hand right now stands as truth in law. I'm not attempting to circumvent paying any lawful tax that I am lawfully obligated to pay. I am not obligated to pay a toll on a commercial road for vehicles that are operating commercially. I'm not that guy. I'm just is there anything else I could do for you, Ocifer? Or do you or do you think I'd I'd be tased and wind up in an orange jumpsuit within an hour?
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That that that is, a good question. I think you'd be better off using that, that film that they cover license plates with or whatever that can't be read or
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something? Well, that is a definite attempt to circumvent, being, paying a toll. See, that's the thing. You got a gray area there. You don't you wanna handle their objection that, that putting a d a a USDOT number on your plate was put there for the purpose of avoiding paying tolls. So you put the the toll authority on notice that this is my number, this is my plate, but it doesn't matter because I'm not under your jurisdiction anyway. I am not obligated to pay tolls anyway because I'm not operating in commerce. And since you've put them on notice, anybody that does pull you over with that argument, you can hand it to them and say, no. I got this.
And if they do identify you as that DOT number and they send you a bill, you can send the bill back to them with copies of stuff that you had sent them before saying, wait a minute, guys. Are you, like, naturally stupid or are or are you just having an off a? I already provided you all the information necessary to for you to know that you have no authority to send me a bill.
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Any any further, any just to pay. So what easier just to pay the 20, $30 toll and be done with them?
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Well, that's a good question. Do they is their system administratively, maybe their system kind of like that Washington state law had to be, corrected. Maybe their system reads every plate but there's no distinction between the DOT commercial and the DOT which we're talking about right now is for the for the man. Right?
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Well, DOT commercial vehicles administrative,
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you know, their administrative system of the way they scan their deals or their unconstitutional Mhmm. Tolls.
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DOT commercial vehicles usually have transponders, because of the variation in where license plates are on vehicles. Some of them have them on front. Some of them have them in, in back. And so they so they handle tolls with commercial vehicles by transponder. It's the passenger vehicles that they do the scan, and they specifically look for the center part of the bumper
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or whatever. Maybe back out. Maybe they should, yeah, maybe they should send you a transponder that, that you can use as a man.
[03:04:25] Unknown:
Could do that. Because that was Just send me a transponder. Just just send me a transponder that won't generate a bill.
[03:04:37] Unknown:
Yeah. A black a black card transponder. It pays pays everything. You can go through the grocery line with it too, by the way.
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Uh-huh.
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Oh, well. Anyways alright. I think it's about time to, take the radio station down. I'm gonna do it before studio c crashes on me one more time. Says this has, like, really been irritating me today. So thanks for joining us for the Radio Ranch with Roger Sales, the Sabadeau edition for January 18th. 2 days left until, oh, one or more things happens. Good, bad, or indifferent. The 20th is coming. Catch us here Monday through Saturday, 11 AM to 1 PM EST, and, catch various other programs like Paul English live 3 PM EST on, radio soapbox and Global Voice Network.
You can also find Paul English live on Rumble, 3 PM EST on Thursdays. Thank you so much for joining us. I'm gonna back on out of here. I'm gonna see if I can't steam some of this stuff out of my sinuses. It's making me crazy. Anyway, thanks so much for joining us. We'll catch you back here Monday, 20th. And, hopefully, we'll have a brand new president by then. I know. Blasting the voice of freedom worldwide, you're listening to the Global Voice Video Network.
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Us 2. Us 2, Alvin. Us 2. Don't forget us. We're trying. We're gonna hop on the old Freedom bike and pedal a little bit more. Here we go on the 6th day of this, week with the Radio Ranch. It is time date stamped the 18th January, and, of course, we're really in that we're in that sweet spot of danger zone right now. We'll see all of us collectively together here in the next, 48 hours if anything's gonna happen. If not, something's bound to happen after that. So it's just a matter of time because, we are facing a really ugly, ugly, ugly enemy, our traditional enemy. Anyway, Roger Sales here with you on the Sabadeaux Saturday edition of the Radio Ranch. We're glad you, rolled out of bed and said, man, I just can't wait to go hear what those guys have got to say today. And, I think we're on a much abbreviated list of platforms today, because of the weekend nature of today's show. So I'll let Paul cover all 1 or 2 of them, and we'll dive off the deep end to see where the pool bottom is here.
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Yeah. Okay. We're going in the deep end for sure. We're on eurofolkradio.com and Global Voice Radio Network. You can join us using free conference call. The links to Eurofote, Global Voice, and FCC are on the matrixdocs.com, the matrix, d o c s dot com, or the matrix, dox.com. I, sorry, I did not register the matrix, docks.com. So it's not like boat docks. Boat It's document
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docks. I've never seen anybody spell it that way. So, anyway, that's d o c k s. That's like
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back to my document docks.
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Back to my boating my boating days when I was at Moschowen when I was much younger. All coffee this morning. Good. It's cloudy, a little bit cool in Ecuador today on the Saturday. And, everything's quiet on this front down here. I'm not sure about up there. I know it's very cold up there or parts of the country anyway. So I hope wherever you are, you're really warm. That's one of the nice things about living down here, Paul. There are no elect well, the elect you got a very minimal electric bill. But there's no air conditioning, no heating, you know, none of that stuff. And I was just talking to my landlord right before the show. The and I've been complaining about it for a long time, and it appears to be over finally, which is all this distracting noise.
You know, for for about a year or more, they built a house next door. And you guys couldn't hear it, but I'm I'm affected by it because it distracts me. And then they finished that finally, and then they took in my, landlord's daughter. I got a daughter who's an orthodontist, and she practices down on the coast mainly because she likes to, surf and all that. So she spends 20 days or so down there. And then 10 days up here, she's got an office up here. And they built her a little efficiency apartment next door, and that's where all that noise has been coming from. And it's finally completed. It appears they did a really nice job on it, actually.
So, anyway, no more of that distraction. It it would appear unless they crank something else up, which I'm not anticipating. Otherwise than that, things are pretty good. Seemingly calm on the surface of the inauguration, yet there's some strong undercurrents. You know, Paul, you may or may not know. They moved, the inauguration inside yesterday. Did you know that?
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Yeah. Yeah. You had mentioned didn't you mention that?
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The I don't know if I did or not. I I saw it on on AJ and them. I don't remember if I saw it before the show or after. Seems like it was after. But regardless, because, at least the surface reason they're using is this cold weather, and I can imagine that's probably true. I think it's the coldest inauguration that's ever been or close to it, if not the. And, you know, a lot of people can get very, very cold out there even if you're dressed, correctly. So they have moved all of that indoors. Now was that, as Owen was speculating, but because of some threat, they found out this, that, and the other. Don't know.
But I think it's tomorrow, 19th, that he's got some sort of a a pre inauguration deal in the, Capital One building where they where the, Washington Capitals play. Okay. And, it's not a really big auditorium only. Also, no. It's not an auditorium. It's a hockey rink. It holds about 20,000 people, I think, maybe slightly more. There's a quarter of a 1000000 people up there for the inauguration. So, anyway, I I Purdy, our little listeners, Purdy was going up there, and I'm thinking to myself, man, you are you sure you really wanna do that? Well, she evidently took the plunge, and we'll get a report. I hope she comes out of it alright, and nothing happens at all. We'll cross our fingers and see. So, anyway, that's right on the horizon. We'll obviously be talking more about it on, Monday.
Good coffee. Oh, the sun's coming out. How about that? So, we see otherwise in that, they you know about the the big return to hostages are hell all hell to pay on the Gazans. And so they cut some sort of a deal, and it wasn't supposed to take effect for couple of days. And and Israel went in and bombed, that city. Well, before the thing took effect. These are the biggest pieces of crap. Oh, Lord, please get them out of our midst. They are the absolute worst. You know, I wanna say human beings, but, Paul, I'm not sure they're human. They don't have human emotions. And I I think they are. Well, I'm not sure they are either, and I've heard it speculated over the years that they might be the, Nephilim, which would make sense, but but they're just a creepy bunch, man. And, good lord. Please get them out of here.
I I I don't know where else to start today, folks. Let's see if we got any new folks on. We got any new students on or any you know, the Saturday show was set up for you folks, for the folks that are gainfully employed and, had questions, and they couldn't get to us during the week. So that's what the Saturday show was originally set up for. We've had some really impressive shows on Saturday teaching wise since we started doing it because it's a little bit different day. It just seems like. So we might could launch into one of that if you guys wanna specifically hear something and you wanna give me a lead.
Otherwise, in that, can we have, anybody got any questions or comments? We've had a you know, since the turn of the year when we started on 2nd there, Paul, and got back regrouped, We have had nothing but good shows since the second. Every one of those programs has been excellent to me, and, that's very encouraging. And we got, some good new students. You know? We got Jason down there in Florida, and we got Chris out in California and, of course, Julie. And, we picked up Mark yesterday in Massachusetts. Even though he's not new, he's new to us. Dan, along for the ride, which is a joy. And, so we can always query if he's here, any of those questions on those things that we've got, I think. He'd be pretty open to answer them, I believe.
So, we're making a little progress, and, it's even more substantial because of one thing, the Jewish issue, because Trump has got those folks totally, well, totally protected, it would appear. And I don't know if you you the guys are such an attention to detail guy. I I told this story, I don't know, a couple of days ago, it seems like. And that was, say, there's a talk show host. He's a retired orthopedic surgeon. His name's doctor Dave Janda. Are you familiar with him, Paul? Have you ever seen any of his shows or anything?
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No. I haven't.
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He's very interesting, obviously, quite intelligent. And, the story of how he got tapped into Washington is pretty interesting. He was sitting in his office one day when he was still working, and the secretary comes and says, the president's on the phone and wants to talk to you. And he goes, like, any of us go, sure. Right. Just take a number. I'll call him back, which she did, and he did call him back. And it was the White House, and the president did wanna talk to him. I I think it was Reagan. And, the occasion
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pardon me? I think you mentioned that.
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Yeah. I I think he's very experienced before. Yeah. Yeah. The president's on the phone. Okay. Take a number. I'll call him back. So, anyway, what he wanted to talk to him about was he had written an article about how to approach the health care problem. And, somebody picked up the article and ran in DC and Reagan read it, and he liked it. And he called him and said, I wanna talk to you. So that's what that was all about. And he got to Washington. He got befriended by a couple of people and, you know, a couple of people, pulled him aside, said don't go to any parties in DC.
You know, that kind of deal. So he was forewarned and forearmed and, and it but he kept getting involved in these discussions on the public health program. So he established friends there in DC and whatnot. And after he's retired, he he his show had some legs for a while, a couple of years ago, and then I don't hadn't heard his name mentioned or anything. So I don't know what's going on with him. Very sharp guy, though, doctor Dave Janda, j a n d a, I believe. And, he isn't the oldest of the contribution. The reason for telling this story is because his father was in construction.
Used to build big buildings in Chicago. And so he said he told this story on the show. He said, I I he said, I would hear it at dinner table at night from my father how incredibly meticulous this guy, Trump, was. He's working with it to build a building. And his father would say things like, I've never worked with anybody like this before. He wants to know every freaking detail no matter what level it is, no matter what layer or anything else. He's just a real detail oriented guy. Now, that is an interesting story. It gives you a little insight into Trump. Okay? Because you don't hear other people talk about that, and that comes from his work product. But he, certainly, some of these areas, he didn't seem to dig deep enough.
But, anyway, we'll see. But he's a very meticulous guy. He's a very generous guy. All the time, he has people that maybe work for him, or there's a story where some father got killed. He had a family, and Trump called him off and, called him up and paid off the mortgage. But but he always says, don't tell anybody. Keep this secret. So he's a very generous closet, kinda generous guy that doesn't want the publicity, which I appreciate, which means it's coming from his heart. So, anyway, it's gonna be very interesting to see him if we can get through Monday back in office. And there's a number of things that are supposed to happen the 1st day according to the, Jan 6 prisoners and, some other things, and we'll just see now, won't we?
So that's, just interesting. I'm glad. I know my my my dear mother, deceased who used to work our family was, ran the voter registration office there in Bay County for many years. K? One part of the family or another. And so mom would always we had a little cross from the where the family home was. It was a men's club, small men's club, and some ramps where you could launch your boat and softball fields and all that stuff. And they that was a precinct, for voting, and she would always run the precinct and stuff and wear red, white, and blue and all that. And, so the family was always involved with that.
And, my mom, I remember her telling me before she died when she loved, Trump, and she said, best president of my lifetime. Can't say that I disagree with that in in mine, quite frankly. Reagan was pretty good. I liked Reagan. But, anyway, such as where we are, does anybody have anything you'd like to ask or launch off on Saturday? You wanna hear me talk about stuff? I wanted to I did wanna comment on how good the show was yesterday and, just, just really like when Paul English drops by. He's just such a just such a good guy.
You know? I mean, he has enabled a lot of my dreams to come true to fruition here and just a pleasure to work with. I'm not sure he'd tell you that about me necessarily, but, because it comes to these technical things, I'm really difficult. I get I get real pissed. I just can't help it. But other than that, I don't think he's seen too much of one of my bad sides. And, but just what a joy to have him and his wonderful accent and all the things that he knows and and, just a a great guy. I'm really glad that he, came into my life, I'll tell you, and so should all of you be because he's really enabled, what we got going here. And, just through with 2 young boys at home and and is and married, and he just puts everything aside for quite a length of time to go off and find these. We don't use them as much anymore. It's been a little bit abbreviated, but the pieces of software that we would use to be able to do this for I mean, not not not much money. Okay? So we're not in there begging you for money all the time and trying to sell you stuff all the time and all that.
Not that that's bad because some of those things are good, but it gives us time to totally concentrate here on this very important message, which we do our very best to try to convey. So there we go. Nobody is there anybody out there? There's somebody. I think it's Larry. Larry, is that you?
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Oh, it's Sketch. I think I don't know if anybody. Yeah. Good morning. Good day. Happy Sabado or
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Good day. Gracias y Glove.
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Yes. You know, I don't know if anybody caught it, but, the person we sent our affidavit to, had it has had his last press conference.
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Oh, oh, oh, mister Blinken. Blinken. Yes. Wish I saw that.
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And 22, journalists, one had to be carried out because they wouldn't ask Yep. Answered questions about Israel. I thought it was Of course not. Pretty
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one of them was the guy that runs the gray zone, and he's a a a real good Jewish guy. I'm trying to think of his name, and, of course, it escapes me when I need it. But he's a real good guy, and I think the other guy was an associate of his in some respect. But, yeah, Blinken was up giving his last, press conference. And and what what, what is his name? Gray zone?
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Blumenthal. And then Yeah.
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I think that's it. He came up and he said, well, why don't you address the fact that this press, this piece thing that you just signed was, being floated in almost the exact same condition last May, and why did you okay it then and save all those lives between now and then? That's what he was yelling about. And, of course, again and this has been my contention for many years is the the Jew see, we can't deal with the Jewish community. I mean, we can, but we always get called anti Semite and everything else, and you're an outsider looking in. And what we've gotta get is the Jewish community like Nutri Carta, Jews again, and Zionism.
The Jews have gotta stand up in the middle and finger these fake Jews. That's what's gotta happen. And so that is going on with him, Blumenthal, and some of the others. There's some good ones. A number of them, actually. But, so, yeah, I saw that sketch. It was good. Hopefully, we won't ever see this bunch get in again. You know, constant vigilance. Wouldn't that what Thomas Jefferson said? The only thing you do is be constantly vigilant. But, boy, let's hope that they never even get in a position where they cheat their way in again. You know, please stay aware. Pass it on to your children. Okay?
Yes, Sketch. That was good. Did see that. What else? Yeah. Anybody else got you got more, Sketch? I got I have one more, and that was I read that,
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Trump is going to, they, announce or or give the ambassadorship to Hollywood to Mel Gibson.
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Yeah. I saw that. That's true. Yeah. Well, it wasn't it wasn't just him. It wasn't just him. There's 2 others. Jon Voigt, I believe, is one of them. Sylvester Stallone was another one, and Mel Gibson. I think those are the 3. And just like Sketch is saying, they're gonna be ambassadors to Hollywood, and and Trump wants to make Hollywood great again. Jeez. Oh my. I'm not sure about that one. We'll see. Okay? Yeah. We'll see. But
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And and one piece of sadness, 200, of the supposed priceless paintings of Hunter burned up in the fire. Oh oh my god.
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That's 100 of 1,000,000,000. Yeah. I wanted to go get 100 of 1,000,000,000 in insurance payment. Well, he probably will. Nobody else will qualify for insurance there in the, Palisades, but he probably will. And that was probably about half a $1,000,000,000,000 worth of, priceless art, wasn't it?
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Yeah. Priceless. Alright.
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High yield. Have a good day. Have a good show. The one thing I do know that they've got a, an art museum there in that area that they were apoplectic about saving, which is called the Getty Museum. You know, John Paul Getty, that's the money that's behind Pelosi and and and and dip dipwad, their governor out there now. Is this Getty money? And, evidently, he put it into a big museum, and they did save it. So I don't know what's in there. But, but I'm glad they saved it. I do have an appreciation for fine art.
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Roger.
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Yeah. There's Larry. I knew you'd be coming up. Hey, man.
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Hey. How are you today? Question for Sketch. Good. Good. Question for Sketch. Is blinking resigning because his term is up? Or is is he Yeah. Resigning or his term up?
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His term was up. All these guys gave their last chance conferences.
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So so it's traditional that the secretary of state, his term of office is in alignment with the president's?
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Like, when a new president comes in? Well, they all serve at his discretion. When he goes, they go.
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Okay. Well, like the IRS commissioner, Danny Werfel, I mean, there's there's news like I've mentioned to you in the past that, President Trump would like to replace the current IRS Commissioner who happens to be, as everyone knows, Danny Werfel with this Billy Long guy, who's a certified CPA. He's an auctioneer. He's a former Congressman. He might even still be a Congressman. I can't remember the details. But, evidently the IRS Commissioner, his term of office is not in alignment with the new presidential administration coming in. It's not. It's not. The IRS commissioner still has another 2 years to serve, and yet Trump is saying he wants to replace him. Now what I read was, during Trump's last administration, the IRS commissioner that was put in there by, Obama was it Obama?
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Not yet.
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He was allowed to serve his term for, you know, serve out his term for the next 2 years during Trump's administration. I believe that's accurate.
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Could be, that all of IRS is under the secretary of the treasury. That's their boss. You know, they're they're not completely a agency of the federal government, and we've had that come out in depositions. Somebody mentioned it here the other day. I think it was you, Larry, that you've got the same paperwork that Ralph Wenner used to have some metals company, and they were doing a deposition in this case. And the the person being deposed was the US attorney. And they asked her point blank, I believe, as a female. So this is the Internal Revenue Service part of the government. She said no.
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Right. It was during the, request for admission. So you got in a in discovery, you got request for interrogatories and then you got request for admission and request for documents and it was in the request for admissions where they deny or admit. And yeah, they denied that they were an agency of the, federal of the United States. Yeah. Federal. Well, that's a federal government. As we know, a bureau of the Department of the Treasury.
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They're under secretary of the Treasury. They're not part of the Treasury, and you can prove that by going into 28 USC. There's a a list of agencies that are under Treasury there, and they're not in it. And you can further go back to the Woodrow Wilson, repudiation of dollar diplomacy document from the early part of last century, and he tells you why. He didn't wanna, excuse me, cosign that $100,000,000 loan to the Chinese. And part of it was his reasons was part of the tax system because and this still stands a 100 years later. It was burdensome and antiquated. The tax code, obviously correct, same type of stuff, and administered by foreign agents. That's in that document right there. There's your blueprint for the new world order.
Bingo. So they bring in a tax authority that appears to be part of the government, but it's not. It's with them, and then they can don't have any qualms about it. But what they really wanna do, Larry, is they wanna grab you by the by your bottom of your pants where the cuff is on that on that u FedEx uniform and and turn your wirey little butt upside down and shake every penny they can shake out of your pockets out of there. It is not the land of the free and the home of the brave. It is the land of the fee and the home of the slave. If you don't wanna be one of them, you got the answer in the path right here.
If you're too scared, then you can go back in your little hidey hole, and and they'll get to you eventually. Hey. Scared. Well, there you go. That's part of what we do is we make people ain't scared. So, anyway, they control everything through that. You can only control a man 1 or 2 ways. You can throw him through debt or you can throw him through force. They're and they use a little bit of both of that, but, generally, it's just, I had a neighbor who got his house taken away. God, I'd never do that. We've heard that a lot. Oh, I mean, really, on the show. You know?
And if that's the case and you don't wanna look in and say, well, did they then you come back and say, well, did they do everything they needed to. Right? I don't know. I don't know. It's so complicated. Well, it is complicated. They don't do everything right, and, the problem is that you're not the target unless you volunteered. If you volunteered into it, then you did it yourself, didn't you? Ignorance of the law is no excuse. Remember? Yep. What a scam these guys have perfected here. Lord have mercy. It is just incredible. And the deeper you get into it, the the more you get a gotcha. You know, you'll get a, oh, god. I gotcha.
It's so good. They did such a good job here, and they did. K? And you're very fortunate to be exposed to a way out of that. And I think most of the people here have taken advantage of it or thinking about it, and, hope you do. If we get enough of us, we might can affect change. If we don't, we've gotten a whole bunch of people out of the matrix net, and that's a little satisfying too. So who else is out there this morning? You might take the time out of their Saturday to come be with us this morning with burning questions. We're looking for burning questions. Any got anybody got one of those?
Gosh. Should I go go back and start watching the football lines or something here?
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There's at least gotta be some hot embers out there.
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Here, maybe. Let's fan them a little bit. I think there was one right there. Yes, sir?
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Yes. This is Thomas in Florida.
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Thomas, we haven't heard from you in a while. How are you doing?
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Oh, good. No. I listen. I just don't I don't chime in. Right. I was, I know, yesterday, you were with Paul English and everything. You guys got he got talking about money. And I've heard stuff like there was a guy in Canada who came up with some kind of a system, and Paul was talking about that it was an Austrian town that developed a technique where the money the money expires. You know, I personally, I find it really hard to follow that. And the thing is that there's a guy, he's now deceased, his name was Bruce McCarthy. You might remember him?
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I'm trying to think. Yeah. Don't he didn't he didn't pop up immediately, but I may have been exposed to him. Go ahead, Tom. Another guy in Ohio. He's been around forever. Yes. You can find you can find his videos from back in probably even to the eighties.
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He he was a pilot and some kind of a businessman, and he was extremely intelligent guy. And you can still, if you dig around long enough, he did some whole series of stuff on money. And my opinion is that I would say he probably knew more about money than anybody ever heard in my life. But he but he basically he was very, very religious, and he could tie everything into, you know, the Bible and whatever. And he had a thing, and you can still find it if you look hard enough. It was called Economic Myths in the Science of Deceit. It was like 12 parts.
His name was Bruce McCarthy, Economic Myths in the Science of Deceit. The guy was if you listen to him, you have to listen carefully. I'm not sure how he wrote or choreographed his when he spoke, but he was like every single word counted. I mean, if you he was he's just he was an excellent at describing, what he meant to say. And again, it would be a shortcoming on your part if you didn't get it because you had to listen carefully. He didn't talk fast, but he was extremely precise. And of course, he got into money and the ludicrous aspect of like, well, how can money not be anything that isn't substantive?
It has to be silver, gold, copper, and anything to do with paper is always going to eventually get corrupted. And oh, I don't know. He he I think at one point he was talking about during the Civil War, and I think it might have been the North the Northern, Congress was discussing. I think they called it the legal tender debates. And it might have something to do with Lincoln issuing a greenback. In other words, a piece of paper being issued against the thing. Right? And, apparently, they were so smart in those days. I mean, you know, the men were I don't know. They were like, what's his name? McFadden. I mean, I don't know if we're guiding anybody as smart as people used to be. They anguished and they apparently, they had quite a debate over this is the beginning of an extremely slippery slope. We start issuing legal tender, okay? And apparently, they eventually, they did sort of temporarily say, yeah. Well, okay. Because of the existence of the situation, we're in a war. But in other words, this is how smart they were, and this is how dangerous paper was, and of course still is. That's how we're all enslaved.
And I was there's a thing that just happened recently where well, in the last few years whenever, where Texas did this thing called it's called Texas Bullion Depository.
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Yeah. Still open.
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Yes. And the whole idea I mean, this and then, there's a guy I'm trying to think of his name. He's, oh, gosh. He wrote a book called Pieces of 8. He's a doctor.
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Doctor. Viera.
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Yes. That's it. He wrote a book about that. And he's written some stuff about basically the whole idea of a bank I think a bank being what it really was originally meant to be, it just holds your silver, holds your gold for safekeeping. Although I don't know how necessary that is today. But I mean, the whole idea like with McCarthy with Bruce McCarthy, this whole idea of usury, if we went back to no usury and honest weights and measures on a worldwide basis, there'd be no way for any of this stuff to happen.
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It would increase the it's just like John Maynard Keynes said in a, a business journal about about a 100 years ago, actually. I think it was, I don't remember which city up there. It was a business journal. Anyway, his statement was, we all believe that gold and silver would would, basically juice the economy like nothing else. So they're aware of this. It's not new. It's just if it does that, they don't get their vigorous. So Roger. And I keep hold on a second, Dave. And, so there's a couple of what you're talking about and alluding to. At one point there, Thomas, is the old goldsmiths. And, there's a couple of very good videos if you're new to this, and it's quite a subject to delve into, money and and credit.
There's 2 really good videos, and I think both of them are still on YouTube, actually. One of them is called by a Canadian guy. It's an animated, 45 minute, animated piece. It's not political or anything. It's called money as debt. Money as debt. And then there's, Bill Stills' opus that was named the, documentary of the year in 2011 by some of these film festivals called The Secrets of Oz. It's about 2 hours long, professionally produced, like Hollywood quality. If you've not seen either one of those, I would highly suggest both of them. K? Now, Dave.
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Dave?
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Yeah. Good morning. Good morning. That, Bruce McCarthy, they play him on RBN.
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The Was he the guy that was he the guy that was tight with Stap Miller?
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I think so because they they have him in the archives, and there's been late night, you know, in the archives, like, when they replay stuff. When you used to be able to push, like, you could dial in a phone number, and they had a channel that was dedicated to McCarthy, and it played every night, or, you know, early in morning, whatever, commercial free. He produced those with the commercial. He produced those with the commercial, but RBN would, you know, forego the commercial and, you know, he'd say he'd be right back and then they'd jump right over the commercial and bring him right back.
And they play them for an hour every night for for a long time on this phone number where you could press like number 7 and here is archive. And now that's they don't use that anymore. They don't, you know, maintain it, I guess. But, I'm sure if you go to republic broadcasting.org, you'll find those archives there.
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Tom, that is this morning?
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Tom, why is he no. Not you, Tom. Tom d. Oh. Oh, okay. I think that was the guy that maybe turned a stat Miller on to the Patriot stuff. I think. K? Anyway, just speculation, and the fact that the RBM is doing that would probably buttress that a bit. Go ahead, Thomas.
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No. I think that was Jack. I think Jack Ott. A guy called Jack Ott was the guy Okay. My I might I might have a mistaken. Okay. Yeah. Way back when he years ago, way back when he was young and lived in Michigan and all that. No. But, yeah, I know Bruce McCarthy does pop up. I think he still does come up a few let it run 24 or sometime in the middle of the night, he'll pop up with one of his episodes. But if you want if you want to watch his 1 through 12, you would then understand about I mean, I you would actually have quite an education about money. He even got into the one of us, I'm not sure if it's that one, but remember you said, years ago, when they went from the real money to the pot metal, they had a problem with vending machines.
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Bruce has got something all about that. He's got something all about that. That may have been where I heard that. I it may have been where I heard that originally, Thomas. That was the big problem of taking all the silver because all the vending machines in the country were were designed to wear that weight of the silver would trip the mechanism when you put the coin in. And that was according to and I think they're the same guy. That was the big hurdle they had to get over, and some guy, vending machine guy in Saint Louis is the one that figured it out figured it out for him. I bet he didn't get a percentage of all the silver they confiscated.
Uh-huh. Yeah. Now we have talked about no. Go ahead, Thomas.
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Well, the whole idea what I'm trying to get at is I don't think there's any fancy way where you can, you know, we have this kind of a thing and the money will start to melt and then you got to spend it and it gives us the velocity. It makes my head spin. I mean, not smart enough to understand it, but it's kind of like, well, how simple can it be when you realize that all money has to be substantive? We've always used gold, silver and copper. And if everybody went back on that standard and there was no interest charged in any money, this whole world could would be a totally different place. I mean, the machinations of money and the derivatives with their bets are no, that's all Jewish tricks, games, money technology that most people can't even wrap their brains around. And it's needless for you too. If you lived in an honest society, none of it would exist. We'd all be able to understand money.
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I will I'm gonna disagree with you on one aspect. You said paper money can't be used, and that's not right. The greenbacks could have been used, and that system will work. But you've got to tax out what you spend in so there's no act excess for speculation. If you do that, that system will work because all you're providing is a medium of exchange. It doesn't have to have value. It has to be recognized by both sides. And, as long as it can retain that value, and that's where you retain the value of it by taxing out what you spend in with no excess, and then the value is stable. And but you've got to do it that way or it won't work. And, of course, now you got men involved and taxing it out of circulation is the critical part and they, for whatever reasons, don't do it, don't do it right or whatever. But that paper money system right there will work. K?
It does not have to have value. It has to be recognized as a medium of exchange by both parties. Okay? So, but, yeah, it's a fascinating. I got into this. That was one of the main things I concentrated on early on because I've always liked economics, you know? And, so I've I've exposed myself to quite a bit of it over the years.
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Yeah. Well, there was a problem with anything. I mean
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No. Go ahead.
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But you said it just now when you were talking. As soon as you involve anything with I I always say 2 legs, it stands upright, and quacks out of its mouth, you're gonna get into some trouble. In other words, man can't even like this is the good king, bad thing. You know, you could have a really wonderful king and everything's fine, and probably it's the best method, but his son might be a SOB. And there you go. So you have to rely on something that's constant. And the constant thing is, if you really did just notice, gold can't be printed or produced other than through labor. You dig it out of the ground, silver, copper and all that.
And nobody can push a button and expand the amount of gold in a very rapid way. I mean, it can be expanded, but it has to be done through labor. And I always say people say it's God's money. It's not in the hands of a man. I mean, since we use it, but it comes from the earth and nobody actually owns it other than when you have it personally in your hand, you own it. But a government doesn't own the money like it can for paper, and then it can expand it, it can contract it, it can now you got men involved, and it's always gonna go south.
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The reason And you're on your chair. Want you hold on just a second here, both of you. You don't want a strictly gold standard. And that was the, the famous, speech by, oh, the orator. He's one of the attorneys at the Scopes monkey trial. The guy said, do do not crucify me on this cross of gold. If it's a UNO metal deal, they can go in and control it again just like Jay Gould cornered the gold market back in the 18 sixties, fifties whenever he did it. So you gotta have buy hello. You gotta have bimetallic standards.
And that's what they were trying to do is get rid of silver. And the amount of silver that was in the Comstock load out there, the biggest load of silver ever discovered, I believe, that was what fueled the the silver part of this, and silver, of course, is referred to as poor man's gold. You can go back and look called the crime of 73. If you wanna go look it up, it was in 18/70. Yeah. Well, that's what was William Jennings Bryan. The crime of 73 was when they passed legislation, and then they were trying to take silver off the market so they could corner the gold market and control. And they pass some legislation.
And between the time it was passed and when it was put in the statutes or the law books, there was one word changed, and that's the whole thing they ran on, and they confiscated all the silver. You can go back and look that up. It's called the crime of 73. So there's been a lot of attempts along this. I'm gonna get you in a second, Merica. Let me finish. Okay. And, Sorry. And, the the you don't want a UNA a UNAMental standard. MRCA.
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What do you got? I guess, I wanted to ask Thomas, was that a book or a site, economic myth, and I didn't get the rest of it? I think it was a book to look it up.
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Dig around on YouTube or it may be in the archives at, Art Republic Broadcasting. Yeah. It's, it's the, economic myths and the science of deceit in this world. Okay.
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And who is the person who is the person that we're looking for? McCarthy. McCarthy.
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McCarthy. Okay. May I Thank you. No. Yeah. No. I didn't I didn't say it should be a single metal. I'm just saying it has to be, I know you have to have silver, gold and copper for small denominations. Could be, yes. But what Viera was getting at, which completely impressed me was he's saying that if you have like a I would say it should be state run, and you have a depository, what you would do is you could just take 1 you could take 1 ounce of gold and deposit it there. And it would be basically the equivalent of an old bank, but there'd be no money lending and no interest. It's just a place where you put it. And through them and through the back through advancement of technology, which is actually, you know, we we do live better because, you know, of technologies gets out of control and it can enslave us.
But if you had a he says you have a debit card and what he says and this is what's intriguing is that 1 ounce of gold is infinitely divisible for spending. So now you say, well, there's not enough gold in the world. Well, yes, there is, because the value of gold like some people say, I think it could be tens and tens of 1,000 of dollars per ounce if you equate it to the amount of commerce in the world or how much gold it is. It's a formula you How much paper is floating around? Yes. So but what you do is another whole market would exist between people. If somebody said, yes, I accept, say, Florida's Gold Depository, I accept your debit card. So, I'd go into a place, a hardware store, and I'd buy a screwdriver and I would give them my debit card.
And I perhaps the price of gold would reach a point where it would be literally one grain of gold for the screwdriver. This is 7,000 grains in a pound. So gold could hit 100,000 an ounce. It hit $1,000,000 an ounce, and it would probably be the true value.
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Well, The argument that there's not an adult mind is specious because it doesn't matter how much is there. It matters how much you value it at. Go ahead.
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And with modern technology, we could divide it into a millionth of a grain. Yep. Like Bitcoin.
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Like Bitcoin. Yeah. And the Texas depository is up and operating, and you can evidently deposit your metals there. And they will issue a debit card on it. So all those things are factually in place in Texas right now. Hold on just a second. Let me get to Dave. He was trying to say something 5 minutes ago. Dave?
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Yes. Thanks, Roger. So that Edwin Viera, Pieces of 8, that's actually a documentary video and it's like 3 hours long and, they play it on RBN occasionally, but I hear it on Govern America a lot. And you know, he talks about the, tally sticks. Those things went for, like, 700 years.
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Yes. Edward And they were very successful.
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He's a Harvard
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guy, isn't he? He's got 2 or 3 Harvard degrees, law degree. Like a bunch of degrees. He's a lawyer
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too. Yeah. More than a lot of my time too.
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Yeah. He's a good guy. He's a good buddy. He's big buddies with Beecraft, and, I've been aware of him for a long time. So yep. They were now who was somebody wanting to say something a second ago?
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There are 6 states that issue gold backs, which are paper currency that have a saw small amount of gold embedded in them, and you can do that for silver or copper or anything. And they can be very small amounts to,
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you know, so you don't have to carry gold around. Yeah. That is another Mike Adams. Yeah. You get it. Yeah. Mike Adams, is an affiliate with them. They're called Goldbacks, and they actually put even a little bit more than the stated value in there. Is, Adam's, experience when they break them down and melt them down and and assay them and all that. So those are available also. Another very good way. Who was that? Tell about the go backs. I don't recognize your voice. Who was that?
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It's Rick.
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Okay, Rick.
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Yeah. What we brought the bottom line is we could detach ourselves from the Federal Reserve by going to the the real world. And then basically everyone would have a choice. If you want to stay with Federal Reserve notes and get possibly the inflation or another group of us could say, yes, well, no, we deal like, it's the same thing as Bitcoin. Oh, do you take Bitcoin? Yes, that's a club. I don't believe in Bitcoin because it's not there, but whatever. And so, then it's the people who are holding Federal Reserve notes looked around and went, hey, these guys dealing in these little plastic cards that are embedded with silver or gold or they've got their debit card from the bullion bank, they're doing better than I am. Hey, I think I'll switch over too. In other words, everyone could walk away from f from Federal Reserve notes all vol there's no fight. There's no fight. There's no confrontation. It's just, yeah, this is how we wanna live. Is that the way you wanna live? Hey. And it would be so kind of a into instant and nonviolent transition to the real world.
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To a medium Pieces of aid or Spanish dollars.
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Yes. Correct. We used to have in this country because America
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America never had their own money. That's why they they did the the 1792 Coinage Act. And all that is, is a recipe for creating a reliable, pure gold, which now said United States rather than Spain or maybe a French Sue or whatever the heck they had or a British coin. They want to standardize it in America. But even then people don't realize that wasn't anywhere the government owned your money. You took your gold you could take your Spanish pieces of aid to it, to a mint. They would then assay it. They would then smelt it down, give you back a nice American coin and charge you I think it was 0.5 percent or something.
And it was it's always yours. This whole idea of the government owning the money is is like a brainwash. Like, they don't own the money. We own the money, and it's out there in circulation.
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Well, it's based on you based on your labor. I wanted to at least approach this. You know, I'm not a cyber guy. I don't like I I don't have any. Don't want any, really. But you gotta understand Bitcoin, there there it does have backing. It's got backing of all the money that they had to spend to get those special computers to mine it. All the electricity is the big overhead piece in Bitcoin. So the I dare say there's more backing Bitcoin than there is back in the Federal Reserve note. Yeah. Well, I've got a Anyway, there there is something there behind it. But so
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But here's the danger. I have a one of my one of my sons is a fireman. Right? And, you know, firemen are he knows a guy who's a young single fireman. Right? And they always have extra money if they're not married and got kids, you know. So he saw this Bitcoin thing a number of years ago. And so just being what he said, hey, I'll buy some of this. So I apparently he picked up $500 or $1,000 worth of Bitcoin was like a dollar, right? Or less. Then time went by. He forgot that he did it. Time went by, and then then it started to gain notoriety. And it's he said, wait a minute. I bought some of that.
Turns out he left it on the hard drive of one of his computers. There you go. But but how many how many computers there's been a couple of computers since he'd done it. So there's a computer sitting, and he has no way to access it. He didn't know how to find his wallet or anything. So there's a computer sitting out there that this guy's he he's you tell me how much even $500 of Bitcoin and a buck of coin is worth today. It is it's out that he he can't get it. No one can get it. I don't know where it is. It's gone. Yeah. There, but it's not there.
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Well, it's just kind of there. That story is rampant. It's not just him. A bunch of that's happened to a bunch of people. Guy begging the garbage dump, and they go, no, man. If you threw the garbage, it's ours. They won't even let him get in there and look for it. So,
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you know,
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they pretty part yes. If you're like pretty here, it's up in DC, I guess, today, freezing her can off. Made it big, hit it big. You realize what she had and all that, but God bless you. Okay? God bless you. Otherwise, now I just don't personally want anything to do with it. I hate the the technological aspect of it. I just don't want anything to do with it. At me and my particular situation, I just don't have any ears. I'm, you know, older. I just don't need it. Why would I need all that? But I do like Cliff High's statement about it, which I thought was pretty interesting. I mentioned it to her the other day that, his statement was, what, 15 years ago or a little when it came out. This will be the first time in the history of the world that fortunes are made that are not based on criminal activity.
Very interesting statement. Yeah. So anybody else got anything on this money discussion we're in here this morning? Thanks to Thomas. It's a fascinating subject.
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Thomas?
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Yeah. The other thing that's fascinating about it is the reason we got into so much trouble is we got as you know and as you preach all the time, we got turned into federal citizens. And of course, all the states got federalized and turned into territories. And really, our original configuration was to have fiercely independent countries like Illinois, like Florida, like New York, whatever. And if each state was to go back to a gold, silver, copper depository, basically we could fall back onto literally, we could go back to the Coinage Act of 1792. If anybody wants to go online, then you can download it.
And it's not that long at all. And it's basically a recipe. It tells how the mints are to be set up, whatever. But then it goes into the recipe of how everything is divided. We're at a everything is divided by 100, the purity, the weight in grains of the a dollar's weight of gold, a dollar weight of silver, a dollar weight of copper. And what happens is, if every state I mean, I go back to having the state being in control of it, literally your state. But if you follow the Coinage Act of 1792, which would absolutely work today, because all it is is a recipe book on how to make it, the best part of it is in the end where it says, let's see here, the because the state would be in charge of it, anybody who messed with, I think, the section 19 of the Quinzac basically prescribes death, the death penalty for anybody who debases or fools with the money in any way.
That sounds good to me. So they have a real so if each state had its own depository and you actually took and put your real money in it, again, you don't have to put all your money in it. Take one coin at a time if you want. Keep your money at home. And that's the way you'd be able to spend it. Or let's say, they issue literally a card with an embedded amount. If anybody got caught, and we follow the old rule, they'd be executed if they, if they got caught stealing.
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Well, I think the, you know make it pretty safe. That's one of the nice things that I do agree with about the, Islamists, you know, with their strict penalties on stealing and stuff. It certainly seems to curtail it. They don't have interest problems because they don't follow it. And if you get kids caught stealing, if you don't know it, they cut your hand off. Off. K? So, yeah, severe penalties, well, they're certainly needed on our side of the pond. I can tell you that.
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So so That would kick the federal government out of Kick the federal government out of the money business business, put it back in the hands of the state, and then we basically kill anybody who fucks with their screws with their money. Yep.
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Yep. Man, that's okay. It's too simple. It's just too simple. I mean, there's nothing Well, of course. Well, it's too too effective. It's probably the other side. So, yeah, fascinating area of study about money, financial credit, how the system works, how they've slipped their saddle over on the credit side, to become to a point where where these people control about 3 quarters or more of the wealth in the world. Now they say they own the world. They don't own the world. It's all done on fraud. If we could ever again ever get to a point of a number of people where we have strong groups, we may can confirm on that.
We'll see. It's all up to us, folks, honestly, and circumstances and the big guy if he's ready to magically sprinkle this knowledge on the masses. We'll see. Okay. I see. We're about ready to well, we don't dump out of Chicago because Chicago is not with us today. So we don't have to worry about that, do we, Paul? Anybody else got anything they wanna bring up on the money subject here that Thomas has graced us with, or, would you like to go off in another direction?
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I'm in. I'm in.
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Alright. You got it.
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Hey, Roger. This is Wayne. Well And, at this point, we gotta wish it.
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Okay. Well, hold on. We I don't want the great Wayne to compete with the whistler here. So even though it's embedded in the bed, so, either Paul's gonna pot it down a bit or we're gonna we're gonna get you here. You gotta admit the guy's a great whistler there.
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Yeah. The guy's a great whistler. But, I can't do anything about it. My, my remote connection to studio c crashed, so, just let the whistler run it run its course and it'll reconnect every second.
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It gives me time to sneeze a couple of times and blow my nose where it's not really irritating.
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That's what I'm gonna do. Wonder who his mother was.
[01:00:51] Unknown:
I don't know. I can tell you where the piece came from, but I don't know who the Whistler was. That was on a, that was on a Harry Nielsen album, I believe called Me and My Arrow, which was one of his first, it was a TV thing about a dog arrow. Me and my arrow. Anyway, that's Harry Styles. Remember that. That's where that came from. Called the 5th Beatle and a exceptional musician
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had the chance of meeting They have a very famous painting of his mother.
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Now you're not talking about Nesmith, are you?
[01:01:30] Unknown:
No. Whistler's mother. You know, the old lady sitting in the rocking chair? Okay. Yes. Okay.
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Thank you, Dave. Now Wayne Wayne out of Fort no. Not out of Cowtown. He's out of Big D over there on the east side, I think. Hey, Wayne.
[01:01:48] Unknown:
Yes, sir. Hey. Thanks, Roger. I just wanted to bring up because we're on talking about banking that, recently, Bill Holter, who we've talked about in this, show quite a bit. He mentioned that as of January 1st, the British government announced they will not publicize any bank bail ins they're in the middle of, which which he felt was very significant. You know? Well, it is.
[01:02:15] Unknown:
Yeah. Because they're gonna bail in the bank, and they're gonna pull out with the derivatives any any wealth that's in their debt or not. And then they're gonna turn around and issue you when you come in and say, what what happened to my funds? I had here. And you're you're there. You go, well, you're Here's some stock in this worthless bank.
[01:02:35] Unknown:
Exactly. And I'm just gonna say that his statement was that really increase the likelihood that we're gonna see some bank problems in our country too where the very similar, you know, approach could be taken by by the government when they go to do this. And just for the new folks, this all stems from the Dodd Frank Act where, when that was passed, all bank depositors became unsecured creditors to the bank. And the and the, most folks think that the FDIC will cover them. But as it stands now, from what I understand, FDIC can only cover about 1 to 2% of all the insured bank deposits. So a lot of stuff, a lot of dominoes are being lined up here that it won't take much to get that, that whole row going down. So I would urge most of you watching this stuff very closely. And they can't wait for Trump to get in office so they can have him appear like he did it,
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and they're gonna blame his ass for it. Okay? But I this audience, if any of you have got any substantial amounts of funds in the bank, You well, I'd just be surprised. I'd be surprised. Thanks, Wayne. Great to hear your voice mail. You doing alright out there?
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Yeah. Pretty good. Probably good. Mom is on the, she's healing well, so we're getting better out here. And, and while we're while we're talking about finances, I did wanna say that Andy Shekman recently talked about the fact that there could be some issues with pension funds too. A lot of folks think these are in good shape. Yeah. And I think what it is, the theory is they're gonna try to a lot of these companies are gonna be moving, the pension funds to insurance companies, okay, that covers some of these things. And and the problem there is a lot of these insurance companies as well as the major banks have invested in the t, t bonds. Correct. They've really lost a lot of the capital.
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Yep. They're upside down too.
[01:04:30] Unknown:
Exactly. Exactly. Plus, the commercial real estate that's going in the tank too. So, again, hate to, you know, be the bearer of bad tidings, but it just really bears watching. If folks, talk to their, advisors, they really need to, bring them up to speed on this. If their adviser doesn't know about bank bail ins, then they I'm not even sure. Risk transfer, they click around.
[01:04:53] Unknown:
You need if if your if your adviser if you've got one of those and they don't know about that, you need to get another adviser.
[01:05:00] Unknown:
Absolutely.
[01:05:02] Unknown:
Boy, there was a couple things you said there that I wanted to comment on. It just what alright. Now we know. See, I didn't used to know this little piece here, Wayne. But when the the buyer of last resort steps into the bond market, I would have thought it was the Federal Reserve, but it's not. They're doing it under the auspices of the government. That's how they protect themselves. So now we know that when that point arrives, when there's bonds out there that somebody's gotta buy, or else they indicate the bond market's upside down and full of holes, which it is. It's the treasury.
So the treasury buys those bonds, the plunge not necessarily the plunge protection team, but the treasury, I'm not sure, have the inner workings of it. But if they're sitting there with a whole bunch of bonds, they go over to the pension funds and exchange it for the cash and the pension funds, and they put the bonds where you owe yourself in there in place of it. That's why all the pension funds are right. That's been going on that's been going on for some time. Now when, when mister Halter was, partnering up with mister Sinclair when mister Sinclair was still alive, I mentioned this before, but Jim Sinclair was a, he knew where the skeletons were buried.
K? And I don't know his extent of being in with that in, quote, unquote, in crowd up there in New York, but he was at one point. And to the point that if you don't know who this guy was, he was the guy that Paul Volcker hired in 1981 to unwind the Hunt Brothers' silver position. When they were trying to amass silver, it went up to $50 an ounce, and they were trying to control enough and start their own competing Federal Reserve. Well, you know, that's that story right there has got a bad ending. You know it just from the setup. Okay? And it did have a bad ending. But as they had this huge position in silver, they needed to unwind it, and it was Paul Volcker who, was hired to do that at the Federal Reserve.
And he specifically hired Jim Sinclair to do that. So Jim Sinclair was very involved in unwinding and that whole start of the bond market that's crashing now started then in the early eighties when they had to take rates up so high to quell Jimmy Carter's inflation. And rates went up to 22%. I don't know if y'all some of y'all too young to remember that. Okay? But I had a house back then that I just bought a few years before when the interest rates were low. And now they're, like, super high. And so every week, I'd get some sort of a mailing in for the guys that had the paper, at least the front people. Wouldn't you like to pay off your mortgage early? Because they wanted that in to reloan at those higher rates. But Sinclair said his estimate was, and there's no way to accurately know, because we don't know one of the variables is the amount of paper that's floating around out there. And we don't know. I'm not talking about just our paper.
Yeah. Let's just say our paper here. Federal Reserve note, the World Reserve currency, where Argentina is rumored to have the most dollars in the world. People literally stuff their mattresses with $100 bills down there. Boy, are they gonna get caught short when this thing nosedives. K? But regardless what mister Sinclair said, you gotta take the amount of paper out there and then equate it to the amount of gold available. And we don't know really either one of those figures, you know, accurately. But his estimate was that an ounce of gold would be worth about a $185,000.
You remember him saying that, Wayne?
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Iron Man. Yeah. I, I do, recall some of those statements. And, in fact, Andy Shekman has kinda alluded to the same thing recently because he says if, they start revaluing gold, I think for something like every $5,000 in value, it eliminates a fair amount of the, overall debt we have. So, again, that may be in line where if, we, say, bring gold up to, like, a 175,000, it'll it'll take out most of the national debt we have. So I don't understand all the, intricacies of it, but, you know, basically, that's kinda where he's headed. Hey, Roger, I know that you wanna talk, but one other thing before I take off, I urge folks to take a second look at the great taking written by David Webb. Yeah. Yeah. Send some YouTube videos. And, essentially, this puts all the 401 k's, pension plans, stocks, bonds, all at risk in case the big derivatives default. That's all that's what they're backing it.
[01:10:07] Unknown:
K. You got these greedy son of a bitches. You think they're gonna leave any pools of liquid wealth around that they can't grab and replace with something as bogus? Or they're play you know, the question is, who do we owe the debt to? And they go, we owe it to yourselves. So they're taking those bonds, which you're the collateral for and your tax pays the coupons on and soaking up like well, like biscuits and gravy. And they take those bonds just like gravy, boy. And they did biscuits and they just soak up all that gravy. Don't they, Ferris? Well, Ferris wouldn't know necessarily, but we'll ask him anyway. Warning Ferris, you're gonna bring some contributory information to us today again, please.
[01:10:49] Unknown:
Good day. I'll be I'll be interest introducing,
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Fred from Middletown, the poet laureate of talk broadcasting. He might be online now. Fred, say hello to Roger Sales. Hello, mister Sales. Fred. Hey. Fred from Middletown
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here. Hi, Fred. Hi. I think I gotcha. So are you a friend? Are you, an acquaintance of this guy, this Iron Man guy? We use what we could label him.
[01:11:15] Unknown:
We are radio pals. We were Facebook friends. I'm kinda off to Facebook now, and I'm not on any other media. I'm a technophobe. I'm a Luddite.
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But I credit mister Fluke.
[01:11:27] Unknown:
I credit mister Fluke because I call him with, prompting me to start calling radio shows in the last few years. Yeah. Okay.
[01:11:36] Unknown:
Well, you hit a mother light. Are you on the air there? Fred, are you on the air there regularly? Oh, it's freezing.
[01:11:43] Unknown:
Are you there originally when they
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boy, if I can get a Am I speaking to you there? I'm a caller. I'm the
[01:11:50] Unknown:
I'm the caller broadcaster.
[01:11:52] Unknown:
Okay. Well, that's what I'm trying to get as the second part of that. Are you broadcasting on terrestrial radio there? And that's Middletown. Is that Pennsylvania or where? Middletown, Connecticut. Yeah. Okay. Well, I'm not familiar with that. Big metal.
[01:12:07] Unknown:
Oh, okay. And you're on the air radio on a a
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a terrestrial radio station AM or FM or Yeah. WTIC1080.
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Ferris has a big knock on them because I guess their program director is both gay and Jewish. Oh. Which to me, it doesn't seem like a great obstacle. Obstacle. The point is she's not a Marxist, so what are we worried about here? Well, tell him tell him, Roger. Tell him what's wrong with the Jews.
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Well, it's just that they've got this cattywampus view of the world or they think they're so great and everything. You say she's not a Zionist. I I don't know. We got a a nice Jewish listener here or a Dan that just showed up from up there in Massachusetts. He showed up this week. He's the counterbalance to you, Farris. Lady Linda brought him to counterbalance you.
[01:12:58] Unknown:
Good. Fred is poet laureate of, broadcasting talk broadcasting. He writes poems. Okay. He spits them. He spits them out. Spits them out of his mouth.
[01:13:11] Unknown:
I see. Well, good, Fred. Well, Fred, do you know do you wanna do you know anything about being free? That's what we do is we teach folks what's going on and that you're a slave and you're in voluntary servitude and you can volunteer out. Do you think you'd be interested in knowing about that or you wanna read us a poem or something or what?
[01:13:30] Unknown:
Well, Read read a poem. Read a poem. I'm still with this
[01:13:35] Unknown:
material through the late great William Cooper, of course. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Sovereign Do I met? And all that. I met several times. Cooper. I stood at least twice in Atlanta when he came to speak there, listened to him all the time. Yep.
[01:13:52] Unknown:
Well, I have a poem ready to spit. This is my most recent, and I wrote this in response to Ferris getting banned yet again from WTIC by Tom Shattuck. And it's called of lie of lions and tigers and lesbians. Oh my. If we could just get rid of the blanks, then you'd solve half the problems we have around here. Maybe, as they say in Maine, for a month, probably not for a year, and then what? Get rid of someone else? Oh dear. But there's a further rub as the begged question then arises, exactly whom does the getting rid of? But wait, we still haven't hit bottom. As per that all time tested axiom regarding human faults, you know the one that goes you spot them because you got them.
So pardon me if I decline to run with the play as we pursue perfection through the process of elimination, but I got a cop to being as much as nonplussed over all this fuss. For have we not already met the enemy and are they them not us? Thank you. The old one. The first one about, mister f is not as if you're love Ferris. Do I you want me to do 2? I got that one. Yes, please. Memory.
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Alright. Yes. You should. There you Ferris, you could've taken over the programming here. Go ahead for Yeah. No. What is this? Well, I'm kinda just getting along for the ride here, Paul. You know? Let's hear a second poem, and then we're gonna Fred. This is a better poem.
[01:15:37] Unknown:
Okay. Well And this is absolutely well oiled. I haven't committed to memory. I could I'd probably say this in my sleep. It's called
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a coupe, a spook or a fluke.
[01:15:50] Unknown:
Meteorologists tell us that the rain in Spain stays mainly in the plane, But does anybody know what's really in the name?
[01:15:59] Unknown:
If a rose, you'd call her No. We have some clowns showing up and taking over the show. I guess I guess so. I mean, you know, Ferris, you never know what Ferris is gonna bring us. That's
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pretty well ascertained. Oh, yes. You do. Distraction. Distraction, diversion,
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Fred, I stress, tension, insults. I mean, Ferris, really, what did you bring Fred here for? Does he wanna know about getting free, or do you think we're a forum for his poetry?
[01:16:32] Unknown:
Hello?
[01:16:34] Unknown:
Well So I don't know. He might have gotten muted or booted. I have no idea. Wow. Answer.
[01:16:39] Unknown:
I don't know if he's at all. Yeah. Yeah, Farris, please. You you never Ed? Got one thing to add to the program in all this time. Yes. Go ahead.
[01:16:51] Unknown:
Well, it's a case of, like, when they use a Manchurian candidate. They don't gotta make them from scratch. They just take someone and drop them there. So Ferris would probably tell you that my poetry in its roundabout obtuse way sheds light hits on truth. Let me just jump to the financial stuff. Paris is always looking for something about Paris of course. This financial stuff, I know this stuff, Liam Cooper, there were 2 guys, Jelani Bay and Shahir Bay who used to be on the show on the local Wesleyan station back when it was live, called Talk For Your Rights. They were called themselves moreish Americans and they didn't have driver's license, didn't pay taxes, didn't fill out the census and they the thing about that is, is like you got to really know that before you step into that arena. Well, you better. And I'm like a serious dummy dude. I can barely get out of my own way. Only in the latter half of my life did I figure out how to get out of everyone else's way. I mean, I don't have a driver's license.
I I, you know, I'm like, it's not really I understand it all and it's great stuff, but I'm like a propaganda minister more than that. I'm like the sound bite guy and lately I do poetry. The poetry I got started. Let me cut the just I'll close with this. I'll stay with the last Hey, Roger. Please do. How about just later, Fred?
[01:18:11] Unknown:
I'm dry I'm drowning here. I'm sorry. I'm just This is I'm kinda, like, at a loss of this conversation.
[01:18:17] Unknown:
Well, me too, Joe. Ferris White, you always bring confusion to the radio program. Have you ever heard us talk about poems ever?
[01:18:28] Unknown:
Because nobody else will play with him. What what did he say? He got kicked off of terrestrial radio yet again?
[01:18:37] Unknown:
Of TIC. Now I can remember when I was in the music business, TIC used to play music because I remember the station's call letters. I didn't know where they were necessarily, but that memory does come back. Fred, I'm not trying to be rude here. We're this program is not about your poetry. It's about us helping people get free. And so if you've got some designs and would like to know about that, even though you're Luddite like me, we can help you. Otherwise, it's nice to meet you and your even the audience here is getting a little aggravated. My sense is.
So I don't know. Lady Linda, you better bring us somebody else.
[01:19:20] Unknown:
I'm I'm I I was thinking about that, Raj. I was thinking about that. You know, the basic rule of thumb was if you have one cup of coffee, you gotta have 8 glasses of clear pure water to to recover from the dehydration of the 1 cup coffee. Good ratio.
[01:19:38] Unknown:
Well, that's a show that's really off the rails, folks. Can we get back on the rails? Does anybody have anything to follow-up on the conversation we had spent over an hour on mostly already this morning? But is this is was this about money? Because I thought we were talking about money originally. Well, we were. Recognized Ferris, and we met Fred, and we got off in the weeds somewhere. So thank you for help bringing us out of the weeds. Here's a guy that's got 2 children at home and is a guitar teacher. Shouldn't you be out instructing somebody on Saturday? Usually Saturday would be a big day for you.
[01:20:17] Unknown:
Well, I have students. I just don't have any at the current moment. I'm just hanging out listening to your show. Okay.
[01:20:23] Unknown:
Okay. Well, that that's why I wanna make that point of somebody like Joe that takes a moment out of his incredibly busy schedule and he turns us on and that's what he gets.
[01:20:32] Unknown:
So Yeah. I hear you fine, Joe. Go ahead. Oh, okay. Yeah. My my my phone's getting a little wacky. Alright. So what I do because that's what I've been doing that for quite some time now. My father-in-law, he, he actually liked the idea so much he started doing it himself. He goes, I I love that idea. That's great. He's like, you know, because the the value of silver and gold always goes up. I mean, it fluctuates, but it always keeps going upward. Yeah. So Yep. It's kind of like it's like,
[01:21:03] Unknown:
tax free. The whole weekend on a card table, filling in those blue books where you got all the different years and mint numbers and stuff and going through all that coins. I've always been interested in it. So we got in this. That's why I gravitated economics first. And, I found a dealer there, and I could go in and buy well, I'd get up to the audience and say, anybody wanna buy any rolls of silver dollars, Silver Eagles? And I think I was charging them 3.50, and I think the spot price is $3 or something. It was ridiculously low in the nineties. Anyway, I'd go buy and charge them a 50¢ extra, and I'd accumulate some silver out of it. But point being is we were selling Silver Eagles in the Green Monster boxes. I'd go buy a whole Green Monster box. See? And we were selling them at 3.50 an ounce.
I don't know what silver is today. Is it up in the thirties? I'm sure it is. I think so. Uh-huh. So I checked gold the other day. It was 3675 or something. It's gone down a little bit. It was on a torrent, right there before the election, but after Trump's got elected, it percolated down a little bit. But don't worry. It's gonna be going up again. So if you got any extra coins jingle in your pocket, go buy a little gold and silver. I like $31 an ounce right now. Okay. 31. I like what, the guy that's on Alex Jones is doing, and his name escapes me, Kurt Elliott. And, he's he's a big silver bullion guy.
And what he does, if you and right now, they're in the they're playing the ratio between gold and silver. And so he encourages you to buy silver when that ratio is high, and then as it comes down like it's coming down, and he said there may be a first chance to convert. And you sell that silver now that the price has gone up, and you go over and buy gold and the price is down because that ratio fluctuates. And you'll end up with more gold than you could've had if you just bought whatever the amount was of of money that you had. Anyway, Elliott does that, and who does he use?
He uses the Texas depository we're mentioning earlier to store everything. So, out there in the Kyle Bass now Wayne would know who this guy is. Most of you might not. Kyle Bass. The Bass family is a pretty wealthy family in Dallas, and he's the heir to that. He sits on the University of Texas alumni committee that oversees their huge endowment. And they bought this was 10 more than 10 years ago, maybe close to 20. At his urgings, the Tech University of Texas Endowment Fund bought $500,000,000 worth of gold. And after that happened, the depository here is is it was designed so they could keep that in there, which is a drop in the bucket for the University of Texas Endowment Fund, folks. Okay?
But 500,000,000 also, little about the same time. You can go look this up on the Internet. Northwest Mutual Life Insurance Company, been around since the 1800. And for the very first time in the history of their country, they bought gold. About, I think, same amount, $500,000,000 worth. Now get the significance of that. An insurance company is buying gold for the first time as insurance. So, yeah, it's a good place to be. Good place to be over in the the metals also, even though Bitcoin certainly plays a part in this now on the whole. But it seems like, from what I hear, the wealthy families and the elite and the banks are still buying gold.
Now do we need to go into why that is? We've got some time left in the basal 3 chord. For maybe Fred, Fred doesn't know about the basal 3 chord, and it may behoove him to know about it. He might wanna write a poem about it. Is that correct? Does everybody know about the basal or your cords?
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Yep.
[01:25:32] Unknown:
Yes or no? About, 10 years ago, Basel is where the Bank of International Settlements, referred to as the BIS, that's where it is. It was founded in the thirties. If you go back and read that, collective speeches of Louis t McFadden, there's one whole speech in there that's dedicated to the founding of the Bank of International Settlements. And, they're the bankers bank, is what it's called. Every central bank in the world except, well, most of them belong to it. They control all the markets in the world, stock markets, penny markets, bond markets. Any of those things, they evidently control.
And, they approximately about 20 2015, I think, passed you go look it up. Somebody give us an exact date. The basal, b e a s e l, I believe. The basal 3 accords. And, what they did, it is very very significant, was, banks have 3 tiers of assets. In other words, they have different valuations in their, in what they keep there inside the bank, their assets. And a tier one asset is very liquid. Cash, bonds, other types of negotiable instruments, all paper, and cash, and the value of whatever it is that is that type of collateral. That's what I'm looking for. Collateral is taken over to their bank's balance sheet, which they show to the investors and the public at a 100%.
So if the value is a $1,000,000 of of paper and currency you've got, you can carry $1,000,000 over to your balance sheet. If it's a tier 2 asset that's less liquid, I don't know that I can give you any specific examples, but I can tell you that whatever is in there can only be carried over at 75% of its value. So, again, if it's a $1,000,000 worth of collateral, you can carry over 750,000 to your balance sheet in value. The 3rd tier is a 50% valuation, and that's where gold has always been since the founding of the Bank of International Settlements. So there is a automatic discouragement for bankers or other people in that condition to own gold because they only get to carry 50% of it over to their balance sheet. Well, the Basel 3 accords totally reverse that in respect to tier 3 assets.
Gold particularly is now valued at a 100%. So you can now buy gold that opened up for the banks to buy gold and hold it at that 100% carryover level. And I can tell you personally from my friend Tom Cloud, who sold his business, but but at the yes? Is that you wanna say something? Okay. Tom Cloud, who was a personal friend of mine, he's now retired. He was one of the top 20 coin dealers in the world. Okay? He was out of Atlanta there. And, Tom and I knew each other, had a personal relationship. And and so anytime I would talk to him about whatever I needed to talk to him about, it didn't bother him all the time. But, but I'd I called him for whatever reason. How are you doing, Tom? He said, man, I am absolutely swamped.
He said, I am just inundated by banks buying gold, and that was years ago. Okay? And that hasn't stopped. And so banks are buying gold head hand over fist. That's why the prices suppress one of them. And then what's gonna happen is when this whole thing turns upside down, and it's coming, on that day, when gold skyrockets and the paper assets will diminish in value, the banks will cover their debts because they'll come out on the upside because they revalue all this gold they've been buying. That's what's been happening. It's been going on for a number of years. K? And, it's funny. I used to have remember that guy v v for Vendetta, some big stock market economist that was on the air for a while? Y'all remember him?
Anybody remember
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him? No? He's the gorilla economist.
[01:30:17] Unknown:
Yes. That guy. He's a total fraud. He knew somebody that filled that capacity, and he sucked all his knowledge and got out there and tried to build himself some sort of a radio empire. He's a total fraud, man. K? And so, one day, I had him on my show at one of these stops years ago. And, when he first surfaced and people thought he was real legit, and we're talking about this thing of banks buying gold. And he goes, banks aren't buying gold. And I had just talked to Tom Cloud, who said, I'm so busy. I'm chasing my tail because of dealing with banks selling gold. So I knew it was b s, and he was b s. Really, from that moment, I already had an indication or 2. But, they've been buying gold hand over fist. I'm talking about by the by the tons and thousands of tons. K? When they can get it and source it, they'll buy it.
And all and so are the wealthy families too, evidently. K? Yeah. Probably some of them are buying some Bitcoin. Don't know about the Bitcoin market. I want something that's real. And if you're in it, I'm not I'm not dissing it. Just good luck with with what you got, and I hope you have got it in real safe wallets and all that kind of stuff. Anyway, that's the Basel 3 Accords and that's the significant event that's coming. And gold, if you've got it, or silver, is gonna just absolutely skyrocket overnight. As we alluded to, Bill Sinclair said, estimate, 185,000 an ounce.
And this Bill Sinclair is no dummy. Yes, Paul.
[01:31:59] Unknown:
Bank for International Settlements was founded on January 20, 1930. It was created in 1930 at the Hague Conference. A convention respecting the establishment of the BIS was signed between Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and the United Kingdom on the one hand and Switzerland on the other. Mhmm. Yeah.
[01:32:23] Unknown:
And it's another one of these, grounds where the Swiss government has no authority to do anything. It's totally sovereign. They can't deliver any papers on there, like serve you with anything. These people have their own passports, etcetera, etcetera. That's the Bank of International Settlements. And the guy that's running it now looks like Java the Hutt. That must be £350
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+.
[01:32:47] Unknown:
He's just a blob sitting in a chair, you know. But, anyway, that's that's that that's their little kingdom up there, the Bank of International Settlements. It's in Basel, hence, the Basel Accords. It's in Basel, Switzerland. And like the Vatican, like the city of London, and like Washington DC. Exactly. So it may be even more powerful, really. It's a very, very unique situation for those folks. So, where else are we going? If we maybe Fred will go write a poem about it. It's that significant. Hey, Roger. It could be that inspirational, Wayne. Yes.
Wayne?
[01:33:34] Unknown:
Yeah. This is Bob.
[01:33:36] Unknown:
Oh, Bob. I thought it was Wayne. I'm sorry. Hey, Bob.
[01:33:39] Unknown:
No problem. No problem. Hey, Just I've been trying to get ahold of a few people, and 2 of them at least are on right now. So I was gonna I don't know if the email ended up in their spam or what, but I tried to get ahold of Larry, and I tried to get ahold of Jill, Leslie, or both if, they could search through their debris. Maybe it's in there.
[01:34:04] Unknown:
Alright. Hope so. Look for Bob, Bob Morgan. He's wanting to reach out and touch you. So anything else, Bob? Was that what you wanna bring forth or what?
[01:34:19] Unknown:
That's it. That's it. Just been listening.
[01:34:22] Unknown:
Okay. Well, we're always glad to have you working today or no?
[01:34:27] Unknown:
Oh, I'm trying to avoid it. But Yeah. Half half half halfway so. Yes.
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I see. So you're a halfway participant. For my
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yeah. Yeah. I'm, anxious for the playoff game this afternoon.
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Wanna watch that. Yeah. No kidding. That's right. Well, I just love Patrick Mahomes. There's all kinds of good quarterbacks on this weekend. Well and, of course, Jaden Daniels tonight against Detroit. So, yep. Good football weekend. One of the best of the year if you're well, whether you like pro football or not. It's just good quality high end professional football this weekend. All the big playoffs to go to the semifinals.
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Yeah. It's kind of funny in a way because for years years years, we were struggling just to get into the playoffs. Now it's kind of become a habit. People are starting to hate us. So I just say I'll tell you. Okay.
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Don't blame you. What a Don't care. What a what a perfect what a perfect fit is the, is Andy, their coach, for the Hunt Brothers for the Hunt Brothers franchise. Such a family oriented franchise, and Mahomes has got to be just one of the greatest quarterback. I'll tell you he's gonna give him a run for his money as Jaden Daniels, though. Mark my words. Well, it seems like he's having a good year this year for a rookie. I I mean, folks, I I, you know, I follow college football mainly, not the pros necessarily, but Jaden Daniels, of course, won the Heisman Trophy last year. He came out of LSU, and we were lucky to get him. And so I got to see him play for 2 years in college. I mean, I don't know that I've ever seen a quarterback like this guy as talented as he is. He's just absolutely exceptional. So, anyway, enough of that. We're not not a football program. Something concerning yester something concerning yesterday's program, Roger.
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I was tempted to interject, but I never did, concerning the money changers in the temple. I've heard it put forward, and I've traced it back, and it seems it has some legitimacy that the idea of turning over the cables, the it it if you go back, the idea was that a bank can be an embankment. Right. A raised area, aka a table. He was turning over the banking. Yep. And whether that holds true or not, I'm not really confident that it does. No. I've looked at it, and it shows some legitimacy in some cases. In other places, it doesn't look quite such. But either way, absolutely, they were the money changers. They were the bankers.
And he was upsetting the social, The whole Corban thing was going out the window if he was to bring in what he was you know? If he rails against them and and puts them out to pasture, so to speak, the whole Corban thing goes away. It's kinda like the deep state. You know? Very much. Passive Very much. Resistance. And and at some point, it became active and they crucified him, you know, because they couldn't stand by and let their cash cow get killed. So, anyway.
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I think that's pretty well true. It is. It is. And, boy, whatever he did there to him, it, in essence, changed the world, didn't it?
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Yes. Yes. And you get the same you get the same hostility or and or blank stares there when you when you propose stepping outside the status quo, the system that's already here. Yep. You know? Well, you're if you're not contributing, then you're screwing up my deal. So that's why you're my enemy.
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Especially from within your own family, Bob.
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Oh, yeah. Yep. Yep. Indeed.
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The prophet is never recognized in his own family or his own hometown,
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generally. So it seems. Yeah. So it seems.
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Anyway heavy burden to bear, but it sure seems true. Thank you, Bob. Anything else, anybody else you'd like to reach out to? Bob likes to connect with all these people. Hell, he may be driving up to New Jersey for something. Wanna go have coffee with Joe. Who's the Hey Roger there? There you go.
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This is, Jerry Garcia in Carlsbad, New Mexico. Hey, Jerry. Hey, man. Hey, wasn't the the Hunt Brothers the ones that were trying to corner the market in Dallas Yes. Late sixties and early seventies?
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Correct.
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Yep.
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And then the guy in the senate.
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Indicted for
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I don't remember what they got indicted for, the legal ramifications of it. I was pretty much a puppy back then. But, but I do know it really put a hitch in their giddyup for a while.
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Yeah. It cut them down. Isn't aren't the same Hunt brothers the ones that own the Kansas City Chiefs?
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Yes, sir. Same family. May not be those same brothers. Those guys are probably dead and gone by by now. But, yeah, same family.
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Who was the only, president that, down the national deficit?
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I think there was only time we didn't have a national debt was with Andrew Jackson, it seems like, for just a few years. I think
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I think so. Yeah. And, who who did president Trump have hanging on the, in the Oval Office as one of his presidents? Oh, mister yeah. He had Jackson hanging in there, actually. Yes. He did. So may so maybe he'll get maybe he'll be able to get rid of the national deficit.
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Well, you know, once again, he's so they got him so damn Judaized that they'd have an absolute hissy fit if he tried to do that. Now he's gonna try maybe potentially look into changing the monetary system, possibly getting rid of the IRS, at least that's what they're saying. I don't know how much how much, hiss he's gonna get out of that. You know, it's like that saying the supreme court justice tax collection is like plucking a goose. The object is to get the most amount of feathers with the least amount of hiss. I don't know how much hiss Trump's gonna get out of that. It's gonna be interesting. Something needs to be explored because the Federal Reserve System and the value of the note and its acceptance internationally is getting to a a low that I don't know if it can recover from, and that really opens up a side of potential bankruptcy and stuff. In other words, when China ships a big ship over here to LA and they go to give them some sort of paper and they go, uh-uh. We want gold.
Well, then and according to some of these economists, that's gonna happen. Okay? Also, remember this longshoreman thing from back around September last year? Well, all they did was give that a stay, and that becomes active again here pretty quick in Trump's presidency should he get inaugurated on Monday. So the banking system is rotten. The the that there's all kinds of rotten stuff they've left just so he can fall through on it. Yes. Who was, saying Roger there? Nobody? Okay. So you're right, Jerry. Thanks for bringing that to our attention.
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Yep. Thank
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you. You're welcome, man. Glad to have you out there. So I thought somebody said Roger there a minute ago. Was there or no? Somebody said Hey, Roger. Fred's Fred's gonna come back and start reading poems.
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Yes. Hey, Rod. Hey, Rogers. William in Augusta.
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Hey, William. How are you doing, man?
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Good. Good. I just got in on the show. I heard you talking about the Hunt Brothers, but, I think they're involved in that pizza. You know, they should see in all the gas stations around here.
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But, the the what the what now? It's The The Hunt Brothers Pizza? Oh, I don't know anything about that. Is that in Georgia?
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No. It's night nationwide. I think it's a franchise
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that they've gone. The Hunt Brothers have gone into the pizza business?
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Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I think it's been around forever in a day.
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Really? That's new to me.
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I did get a I did get a response letter from the Georgia tax tribunal.
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Oh, you did? What'd they have to say?
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They've docketed it and gave it a docket number. And, and they remade they remanded it to the revenue department That's good. For I would say. For 90 days for them to for them to basically work it out with me before it goes to the tribunal. So I'm gonna be administrative.
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Yeah. With that as a arbitration. Right. An arbitration type deal with you in revenue. Okay. That'll be cool. Well, good. That's a nice response if they remanded it, I would think.
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Yep. Yep. So they've they've received it and docketed it, and, they want me to try to work it out with the revenue department before they make the payment on it.
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Great. Well, keep us in the loop, man. Somebody else pressing the envelope here.
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Yeah. Will do.
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Good. Well, they can't come back and char they can't come back and charge you anymore. So you're gonna it's gonna be null or you get something back, you know? That's right. That's right. Exactly. See, this is a battle. This is all these people were talking about traffic battles and stuff. And I, you know, I don't advise you fight those, But this kind of thing where there's no backlash, you got nothing to lose except a little time. You may come out a little bit ahead and make a really, really pejorative point.
Like, Joe's done. You heard about Joe. Right, William?
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Yeah. I did. Yeah. I've been hearing that.
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Pretty fantastic. Yep. So, yep. Now we get back and find out if we what we're if he's gonna he's well, I'm not gonna help him. He's gonna make that decision himself, but, hopefully, he'll go back and see if we can get part or all the scalp here. Right. Need scalps on our belt. Yep. That's all we need. That'd be great. Yep. Love to go in there and and see Joe, Joe separate that cop from 20, $30,000. That cop would squeal like a pig Oh, crazy. That he is. Well Anyway, we'll see. Yes, Joe.
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Oh. So, I'm sorry. My my wife just started calling me, so she cut me off. But, I was gonna say the the cop actually doesn't have a bond.
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Oh, my God.
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The the chief of police has a bond, and he's underneath them as like an umbrella. Right, to the bond. So because the chief of police didn't do technically didn't do any harm, you can't go after the bond because the only the chief of police is bonded.
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Oh. Right? Oh, man. Yeah.
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So So what I've been doing is I've been looking for the the laws of agency, how they apply in New Jersey, and then tie him in through the laws of agency from from the police officer to him. But because they have qualified immunity, right, they're the state's gonna protect them. So, what what I've been working on to there's a couple of ways they can lose qualified immunity and one is on trademark infringement.
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Okay.
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So what I've what I'm doing is I'm trademarking the name so that way I can go after them for trademark infringement.
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Oh, boy.
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Great. Yeah. I it's I know. It gets a little loopy because this is how you this is how they lose qualified immunity. You like, I've tried copywriting the name, and they that doesn't hold up in court. But the trademarking of the name is a federal fence if you violate that. And they they tell you there is no, there is no qualified immunity on that. So I was like, okay, the way the name is spelled on the driver's license, the way the name is spelled on the passport, the way the name is spelled on the, charging instruments, you just trademark each and every version of that name.
And then because I this is kinda what I was doing with the court case originally, and this is they kept changing the paperwork depending on what I was doing with the name and a legal aspect. They were they kinda were flip flopping and messing around, and they were changing the paperwork, and they they actually reformatted all the paperwork after I'd done this about 4 times. So now the thing is to bring the cop to federal court and sue him for trademark infringement.
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Oh, man.
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But that's that's, like, the ease that's the easiest way to do it, believe it or not. Like, all these well, like, him violating your rights is just it's, to them, they're just, like, well, you know, he had to because he he's law enforcement.
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Rationalization. They've always got a rationalization for
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it. Right. But the trademark infringement, they can't get around that. So that's how they, that's how they do it. And I think that's like, honestly, I'm thinking, like, this is probably the route for people to go if they wanna protect their rights. And then if their rights are violated, how do you enforce it? It's through enforcing through the trademarks.
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Well, that's an angle and an approach I don't know that I've ever heard before, and I don't know that I've ever been involved with anyone in a case that has gotten as far as you have with this one before. So it's really, very fascinating to me, Joe. And, again, I congratulate you. And I know, I can only imagine the amount of sacrifices you've made of critical time you could have spent with family, etcetera, when you're off chasing this dog here. So, whip it real hard.
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Hey, Roger. It's William again. I got a question.
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Yeah, William.
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So my understanding is if they if the police operate outside of their delegated authority, you know, somebody that's not a citizen or resident, did they lose that qualified immunity? Is that is that what you're saying? Well, that's my understanding also.
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Joe's saying it's that's it, but quasi and that there are other better ways to approach it such as this trademark approach is what I'm understanding out of it. Would that be correct, Joe?
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Right. So, like, if you take the way your name is spelled on the driver's license. Right? You're using that now as, for commerce. Right? So you have it trademarked. It's a legitimate it's a legitimate action because you said, well, if I have to if they if they tell me I have to have a driver's license in order to be inside this car, I might as well trademark the name on the driver's license so I can show I'm using it for commercial purposes. Now when the cop goes and issues tickets using that name, you can say, boy, he violated my trademark. He didn't ask me for permission to use that name. I didn't grant him permission to use that name, and now he's trying to use it against me. That's illegal, And he was Wow. Immunity.
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That's a brilliant approach to this, Joe. I don't know that I've ever even heard anybody float this before.
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So Very novel. What I yeah. Well, what I've been doing is I was digging through, the the federal codes looking under crime and trying to look under how to get around the qualified immunity. And I found it under the trademark section in the federal codes. And I said, well, that's that's very interesting. So I I started trademarking the names. And, it's actually very it it only cost $70. You could do it in Minnesota for $70. And because of full faith in credit clause, you have the constitution, it's upheld in all 50 states.
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Joe, you bring us constantly stuff that I'm just not familiar with at all. That's a brilliant approach to this.
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I'm I'm trying. You know, it's it's they've they've weaved a very,
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Oh, their web's tight. Nasty web of perception. It is tight too.
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Question.
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Yes. I wonder Minnesota. I trademark.
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Do you get well, yeah. But but I wonder how much it costs to trademark something in South Dakota. We've been hearing a lot of great stuff about South Dakota trusts and registering vehicles there and, all that stuff.
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Yeah. Well,
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did you see Christy Numb in her, Christy Numb was being confirmed. She's gonna be the head of DHS.
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K.
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I I found just some little agency. Hey, Elsie's gonna be, taking, who is that creep's name? The one that's done such damage. May Mayhoris?
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Mayhoris.
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Mayhoris. Yeah. That absolute total creep. She's taking his place. She was very sharp. She probably they were commenting that she did the best on her confirmation of any of them, actually. So, anyway, pretty impressive. They'll be governorless. By the way, those in Ohio, Lisa, and anyone else in Ohio, you have any idea your next governor's gonna be? I guess that's a no. How about Vivek Veraswamy? Looks like he's gonna Trump's pushing him to be the governor of of, Ohio.
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Just got run for that. Just like Scotland, we're gonna have, Indians in charge of us all just like the corrupt prime minister.
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Well, maybe. Who knows? Anyway, I thought that was interesting news. And,
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so
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This is Dwayne in New Orleans. Got a couple of Dwayne. Dwayne. There you are, man. What do you got? Good morning. I'm calling you guys. Yesterday. Yeah. Did you hear all the details? I heard a little bit of I heard a little bit about that. Yeah. Then I had to I had a conference call again on. But, on Joe's topic about the trademark, that may work for my concern would be that it might work for future reference future encounters with the powers that be. But because it's after the fact, it may not have as much power as it might otherwise. I'm not sure. Just throwing it out there to to do some homework on that. I so I'm gonna can I can I just step in on that little point real quick? Yeah.
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So I would agree with you on that. It it that makes perfect sense. However, what I've noticed with the courts did with me was they altered paperwork. And then after I kept doing that, they just they just kinda threw their hands up on it and just kept the paperwork the same after a while. But I noticed that after I started putting them on notice about the trademarks and stuff, they they kept changing the spelling of the name, upper lower case, putting, you know, flipping the name around, and they did all kinds of different stuff. And after a while, they just kinda gave up on it and just ignored it.
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Okay. Well, there may be something else. Have you looked at the, conspiracy against rights 18 USC 241?
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Yes.
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And you don't think that might apply to well, I don't know anything about your case. I'm just throwing it out there. A it's pretty simple concept, and it pertains to a whole bunch of stuff. Yeah. I It's a bit the cops, you know, cops and prosecutors might do or do do.
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I suspect the reason why the prosecutor told me that I he had to give me due process and discovery, is because of that 241
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deal. Yeah. I Well, that keeps her out of the hot water, but not necessarily the cop. I don't again, I don't know what happened, but, you know, to get you to where you're at because I I don't know the story, which we don't need to get into today. But just if he's done anything or she whatever the cop is, they there could be something going on there. I don't, you know, just to just a thought again.
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Roger? Hold
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on there.
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Hello? Yeah. I was just gonna interject something.
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Larry, you got something from this conversation?
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Larry's trying to Yes, sir. He might have some Yeah. I was just trying to interject. Joe may wanna talk to Irv. He he recently copyrighted his name, and he was dealing with the courts with his traffic incident. And they kept changing his name around, so he he had a copyright, different versions of his name. So he might have some information for Joe.
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Who who's that?
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Irv. Remember he came on the show, talking about this traffic incident?
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Vaguely. Yeah. Okay. Well, I don't know if he's with us today. We're about to run out of time. So, but it's very interesting and kinda new to me, Joe, actually.
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Question. So Roger.
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Alright. Question was first. Question?
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Yes. Yes. Joe, by any chance, do you have anything discussing it on the Rumble channel?
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No. It's great to hear. I I've made a video about it a while ago. I thought it was really interesting. That's when I started going down that road, be because of, yeah.
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Okay. There was somebody else when Sketch was trying to get it. Yeah. Dan.
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Yeah. Go ahead. So so, you said he this cop had immunity because he's a law enforcement officer. Correct, Joe? Yes. But so what law did he enforce that the court enforced on you?
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Who's not? They they were enforcing the statute.
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So is he a law enforcement officer? Is he is he, what's the word? I had it earlier. It's fraud. He's not a law enforcement officer because there was no law that he could enforce on you so he shouldn't have immunity. Right?
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I agree. But, Darren, do you recognize
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it that way? Well, see, here's the problem Joe's got. You can't bring it up in any jury, Jersey court. I wouldn't think that they'd all be kinda skewed against you then. I've noticed you said you're gonna take him to federal court.
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And that's where you gotta go. You take that to federal court. He's impersonating a law enforcement officer because he doesn't know the law.
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But they let him enforce it against you, and there was no law to enforce. No. No. There's a law, and he charged Joe with it. Assault with a deadly weapon for a 2 inch pocket knife. Come on, Dave. Alright. There's the whistler in the background, so I'll just Okay.
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One last thought on on that guy that guy in in the, with the, Angola court yesterday from, Louisiana was and New Orleans. We were founded by pirates. It's still run by pirates. Boom.
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Don't breath that.
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Did you have you ever heard of that I got radio before, Dwayne?
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I'd never heard of that. Angle radio. I hadn't either. I knew they did the rodeo up there, but I didn't know they had a radio broadcast. You know? So, but anyway, yeah, that was an interesting case that that Brett brought up yesterday. So I was wanting to look it up and read a little bit about it. Brent is an interesting guy. Is he not? Thank you, Dwayne. Always good to hear your accent, brother.
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Alright. See y'all later.
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Alright. Well, we're in the throes of the, outro for this Saturday show, which means abbreviated weekend, which will be heavily laden with professional football that would appear. We're glad I can see it, and, it'll be a good distraction, and we'll find out. We'll reconvene on, inauguration day, 20th. So, you guys have a great weekend, and yikes, be safe. What a time. What a time. Lay your bodies down. Well, we all will eventually there, Crosby. Thank you. We'll see you all on Monday. Ciao. K. Mister Paul's got us nicked off of there, main one. And unless anybody's gotten something from me, I'm gonna go grab some lunch and enjoy my abbreviated weekend, and I suggest you do the same.
Hey, Roger. Yeah. Yes, sir.
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So, I'm I'm just gonna cite the code that I'm I'm doing this under. It's under 15 US code, 1122, and it is, it's called waiver of sovereign immunity by states. It's it's a subsection inside of that. Yikes. Okay. It says any state instrumentality of the state or any officer or employee of the state or instrumentality of the state acting in his or her official capacity, shall not be immune under the 11th Amendment of the Constitution of the United States or under any other doctrine of sovereign immunity from suit in federal court by any person, including any governmental or non governmental entity for any violation under this chapter.
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Interesting. And that's under
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that chapter is called chapter 22, and it's called trademarks.
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What what is 15?
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15 title 15 is, it's about I mean, it has a lot to do with trading, monopolies, Federal Trade Commission, securities, trademarks Okay. Chinese trading.
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I see. But I'm not familiar with it. I just wondered. So okay. Well, great, Joe. We'll go after them. That sounds like a wonderful broad myth that you're using and you found, and, you know, we're really interested in your results here. So, the best of luck. Thank you, man. Thank you for thank, Anne. Thank thank Kaye for bird dogging you up for us. Okay?
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I actually saw Kaye the day I had to go to court. And Oh, really? And, you know, so, yeah, ironically, we just happen to go to the same kinda the same gathering and ran into each other there. And, you know, I I said, oh, I'm glad to see you right before I have to go into this, into this crooked court system today. She's like, oh, that's today. I'm like, yeah.
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Wow. She did you probably hadn't hadn't told her the results yet, I bet. So she'll be glad to hear that.
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Yeah. She, emailed me. She heard on the show.
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Oh, she did? Okay. Great. She's a good nice gal, that k. Okay. Well, unless anybody's got anything for me, I'm gonna go drain my radiator and start my weekend. In that order. Bless you, Roger. Bless you. I'll see you all on Monday. Be safe. Ciao.
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Thank you,
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Roger. Paul, if you're there, in the private chat, there's a new song for you by Tom McDonald and Roseanne Barr.
[02:03:46] Unknown:
Tom McDonald and Roseanne Barr?
[02:03:49] Unknown:
Wait. Did they actually do a song together?
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Yeah. No kidding?
[02:03:54] Unknown:
Yes. Well Yeah. Yeah. It's a new song. Oh. Yeah. It's called I think I think it's it's it's called daddy's daddy's
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What happened? Sketch, did you get deleted, or did you get dropped? I think he got No. I'm here. No. I'm here. Yeah. Yeah. You disappeared all of a sudden.
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Well, I just, muted because I didn't wanna interrupt.
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Daddy's what?
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But Daddy's house or daddy's home, I think.
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Oh, what? You mean about Trump?
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No. That I don't know. I didn't listen to the song, but I I did put in the link for you in the in your private chat.
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Okay. Alright.
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Don't don't be a geek.
[02:04:57] Unknown:
Yeah. Something like that. There was, I gotta I gotta find it. Tom McDonald, he blasted out a YouTube short, where he detailed and outlined all the stuff that was going on in California with the wildfires and stuff, and he pretty much nailed everything in, like, 2 minutes. So I'm a I'm gonna try and find that, see if I can get it to play to the room. I'm still dealing with, still dealing with, computer hiccup here, but I'm gonna I'm gonna try and get it in there. See. Oh, jeez. That one. Okay. There we go. That sounds like I made headway. Tom McDonald.
Always gotta search. Wow. Everything I got going on here is just basically crippled, has been home, mourning. It's taken forever to do everything. Okay. Where is it? Should not be a big deal. I've only got 1162 items in this folder. Should not take this long. Excuse me. Search.
[02:07:35] Unknown:
I don't know if Joe's still on, Joe Lustigub, but, there was some questioning, couple days ago about the DOT not being working anymore. Do you have any updated information on the DOT?
[02:07:53] Unknown:
I mean, if 49, CFR 390.3 t subsection f three has been repealed, then, yeah, it wouldn't work anymore. But other than that, short of that, it still works.
[02:08:06] Unknown:
K. Thank you so much.
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That's a pretty solid answer right there. Let's see.
[02:08:28] Unknown:
Hey, Joe. Can you repeat that site?
[02:08:32] Unknown:
It's 49 code of federal regulations. 390.3 p. And then inside that inside that section, there is a subsection f, and then it's it's paragraph 3.
[02:08:54] Unknown:
Okay. What does this say after the 0.3?
[02:08:58] Unknown:
Yep. Well, if you look at it, it'll tell you that you have an exemption. Right? Because you're not in a commercial capacity, so you're exempt from all the the highway regulations.
[02:09:09] Unknown:
Got it.
[02:09:13] Unknown:
And then when we fill out the form to get that that number, it it treats it as an exemption. Now the problem is some states or some areas of states will not they won't recognize it, but it's I think it's per, like, police station really because, like, I drove all around New Jersey with it without a problem. I drove through Pennsylvania and upstate New York with it without any issues. But in certain towns in New Jersey, I will I will get stopped every single time. And it's like those individual cops just won't they won't accept it. You know? And most of the time, they don't know. So I'll say, did you run the DOT number?
And they go, like, in court, the cop admitted that he didn't even know how to do it. So he was totally at a loss. I said, well, if, I said, if it pulled up and if you were able to do that and pull it up, would you would you have taken the car anyway? He goes, I don't know. He he just said he didn't he didn't even know what he would have done in that case. So they're not even trained on that information to begin with. So that's that's some of the, you know, it's like rolling the dice. You don't know how the which cop is gonna react to what. I did have a guy reach out to me, tell me he came out of the store. He went food shopping. He came out to sheriff for standing out of his car.
And he's like, what's up? And the sheriff is like, is this your car? He goes, yeah. He's like, how did you do this? Because what do you mean? He goes, I ran your plates because it seemed weird. And, it came up that it was registered privately and you're exempt from the road, regulations. How did you do that? So even the sheriff didn't really understand it, but he recognized it in the system that he was exempt. Right? So, apparently, what this guy did, what he told me was that he did like a, I don't know. He got some of the the deputies and some of the surrounding town police officers came and he did a speech for them on how to on what this was, and they were they were receptive to it.
[02:11:20] Unknown:
Yeah. But I haven't
[02:11:22] Unknown:
yeah. I haven't heard anything since, but I thought that was pretty awesome that he did that and that happened.
[02:11:28] Unknown:
Yeah. So he put the exemption right on his plate?
[02:11:32] Unknown:
Yeah. You get the number and then you get your own plate made with that number on there. And then, that way the police can run the information and it comes up as he goes, oh, yeah. Look. Because you know how, like, the cops will pull you over if your car is not registered? So if they can run the plate, they'll see that the number on there comes back as, like, a registration number, and now they have one last reason to pull you over. Right? And according to that one sheriff, he said that that it came up as exempt, like, from all the regulations. Like, even if they ran it, like, let's say he didn't use a blinker, technically, he wouldn't be able to pull him over to ticket him for the blinker because that rule doesn't apply to him.
Yeah.
[02:12:19] Unknown:
You know what? I'm thinking, the biggest problem with the private plates and and the DOT number plates and stuff like that is the cops just steal them. They wind up in the trunk of this of the, of the squad car. So what if that plate on the bottom said private property, fee for removal fee fee for unauthorized removal or theft, $10,000 per occurrence. Just put the damn notice right on the plate.
[02:12:59] Unknown:
And weld it.
[02:13:03] Unknown:
Well, no. You want them to be able to take it off, but you've gotta have documented proof that the plate said that. And then, that there was a notice on the plate. Notice, fee for removal, $10,000.
[02:13:22] Unknown:
Who will be trapped in?
[02:13:25] Unknown:
Yeah. Exactly. Oh, and okay. Anybody wanna hear anybody wanna hear, the 59 second rant by, Tom McDonald on the, wildfire stuff?
[02:13:37] Unknown:
No. Yeah, please.
[02:13:40] Unknown:
Yes.
[02:13:42] Unknown:
Okay. Here goes.
[02:13:44] Unknown:
Everybody knows about the wildfires that are devastating California right now. The generator running because we don't have power. We're okay. But you know what's not okay? Our gay fire chief prioritizing hiring women and LGBTQ plus firefighters instead of placing emphasis on having an adequate reserve of water. 100 of thousands of insurance policies being canceled in California so that our homes are protected against these things. Our mayor abandoning her city while it's under siege to fly to Africa and celebrate the presidential inauguration in Ghana. Asking the public to help fight these fires because there's a manpower shortage after firing 1,000 of firefighters who refuse to take the jab. Cutting fire department funding by almost $20,000,000 in order to focus more spending on illegal immigrants and homelessness. Careless water and forest management by Gavin Newsom. This is more than mother nature. 100 of thousands of people losing everything they have in an instant, and their suffering is being amplified by piss poor leadership. Be safe, everybody. Love you.
[02:14:49] Unknown:
I think he pretty much nailed it.
[02:14:56] Unknown:
That was good. And but, hey, aren't they warm in California and they're freezing in North Carolina where Helene went through there? The government put Helene through there?
[02:15:07] Unknown:
Oh, yeah. Yep. Yep. North Carolina is under is, under attack with, weather warfare right now.
[02:15:20] Unknown:
And if if your house burns in California, you still have to pay the property tax and your insurance even if it's canceled.
[02:15:32] Unknown:
BS. I called BS on that.
[02:15:38] Unknown:
Don't sugarcoat it, Joan. Tell us how you really feel. You can say it. Is Joe there? Actually, we're no. We're still streaming. That's okay, Joe. Don't worry about it. Joe, are you still there?
[02:15:57] Unknown:
I I had a fire Chris and Kelly. Still here. I had a fire that our barn, and, I was able to, do do an appeal. Actually, then I I sidestepped that, and I was able to negotiate directly with the local tax assessor. He went out, saw the situation, and downgraded us immediately, to a very, very much lower amount.
[02:16:28] Unknown:
Good news. I don't know if you I don't I don't know if you're aware of a a fellow down in, Denton, Texas, but look up, Mockingbird Properties. I think it's called DCAD after Mockingbird Properties, and he talks about the scam of tax assessment and property taxes. Very educational about the scam.
[02:17:04] Unknown:
Hey, Joe.
[02:17:10] Unknown:
Yeah.
[02:17:12] Unknown:
Hey. This is Larry. Sounds like since you're only having problems with those 2 local jurisdictions, in that they're not recognizing federal law, you're probably gonna have to go to federal court to force them to acknowledge federal law. Because if you had no problem going through Pennsylvania and all these other counties, and you know someone else that hasn't had a problem like that sheriff you're talking about, who looked up the code, I mean, they're obviously not acknowledging federal law, and they could be in big trouble for that. You probably know that already.
[02:17:51] Unknown:
Yeah. In fact, it was Paul. He shared, some kinda Paul, you gotta remember this. It was, like, some kinda chat on, like, a radio show or something where there was a guy in Washington who shut down Washington state for, by by going after their their funding because they were violating federal law. Right? Do you remember that? Anyway, yeah, you're I you're right. That is a a thing. But hold on a second. I'm here.
[02:18:56] Unknown:
Did did Washington State Congress have to rewrite some laws to get them out of trouble on that?
[02:19:04] Unknown:
Yeah. There was something like that because there was some kind of Paul shared the the audio with me a long time ago, and I've lost it. But it was it was really good conversation where this guy was exercising his right to travel throughout Washington. And, you know, they, he he had the the the state happened to shut down. They had to reopen, and then not issue tickets for stuff like that anymore. But I think that was long time ago, and they've since then gone back on their decision. But I think by using the federal system to get the exemption, we can go after their federal funding. And then that's another angle to go after it on with the federal funding.
[02:20:18] Unknown:
Question for Joe.
[02:20:21] Unknown:
Yeah?
[02:20:23] Unknown:
Yeah. Hey, bud. I've got those, exempt plates. And don't they expire or you have to renew them after 2 years?
[02:20:32] Unknown:
Yeah. Every 2 years, you just go renew it. It's a pretty simple process, so it's not a big deal. You just go in. Just show them that it's still active and you're still using it.
[02:20:46] Unknown:
Yeah. Because, I had them on my RV, and then the RV blew the motor. So I got rid of it rid of it. And I still have the plates, but I think it's been over 2 years. I was just gonna put them on another vehicle. Is that legit?
[02:21:12] Unknown:
Yeah. Oh, yeah. Because it's not it doesn't it's not connected to a VIN number, so you can use it for any anything. Like, if you look at those look at, like, UPS or something. Right? You'll see all the trucks have the same DOT number. Alright? Because they're they're operating under that authority. So you can you can put that number on all of your cars. It doesn't matter.
[02:21:37] Unknown:
The thing that got me is that they, you know, people would contact you, you know, saying that they're from that agency and they're they really weren't, and they were trying to charge you money for, you know, renewing and all that.
[02:21:53] Unknown:
Oh, yeah. You know, what I did, they gave him a Zoom number. I see. So so I have to deal with other phone calls.
[02:22:03] Unknown:
Right. Okay. Yeah. Because I got insurance on a new vehicle, but I, you know, I'm just gonna I didn't register it because I got the bill of sale. You know, so I think I'm good to go. Then I just have the bill of sale and, my passport.
[02:22:24] Unknown:
Yeah. So what I did was I would get the I got the bill of sale. I get the MCO from the state. Right? The you know, they they're very they don't like giving that out. But I I put a form together that kinda forces their hand and makes them hand over the, the MCO to you despite the fact that they don't want to. Hey, Paul. Are we recording right now? Are we sure are we sure on live? Someone know?
[02:23:01] Unknown:
I think so. I think it's just being recorded, but not live.
[02:23:07] Unknown:
Well, alright. Fine. So one thing is getting the car out of their system. So you get the you get the bill sale. You you put in what I do is I put into a trust. I put the DOT number on there. Right? I do I create my own certificate of title, record that. I get the MCO, attach the MCO to that title, and record the whole thing together. And then what I do is I put a certificate of destruction in with the DMV so they delete it out of the system. Now the car is not even in their system anymore because it's considered destroyed.
[02:23:47] Unknown:
So Do you have examples of any of this? Do you have examples you can share of what it is you sent to the state because Massachusetts does not give up its MCO?
[02:23:57] Unknown:
Yeah. It's a I made a form. It's called the form 91 c. And I just send that form and, you know, we fill out parts of it, and then the secretary of state has to fill out the rest, sign it on the bounty of perjury, and then mail it back to you. But I give them a way out. I said, if you don't wanna answer this form, then just send the MCO, and they they usually just send the MCO. So a couple of times, people have, like, gotten the letter back to them, basically refusing. And there's a there's a stipulation in there saying that if you refuse to answer this thing, then then you are waiving any and all claims to this car, but we're gonna default them anyway.
But what I've done instead of doing the defaults, I had people just send them back and just keeps like, every time they refuse it and send it back, you just keep sending it back to them, and eventually, you just get the MCO.
[02:24:50] Unknown:
So if you do that Wait. Wait. Wait. The example of this form, I'm I'm just wondering if somehow or other I can see this thing that you that you're just I I would like to see it.
[02:25:01] Unknown:
Yeah. I mean, I'm I'm walking down the street right now, so I can't show it to you. Yeah. But, it's in my Telegram group. You know, it's basically just a it's just, like, some questions, and then they answer about the car. Yep.
[02:25:15] Unknown:
You said it's in a group somewhere? Is that something I can go fish out or something?
[02:25:19] Unknown:
It's in my Telegram group.
[02:25:22] Unknown:
Oh, oh, Telegram.
[02:25:25] Unknown:
No. You have your own Telegram? What's your Telegram handle?
[02:25:30] Unknown:
Well, the group name is called the Freedom Fighters.
[02:25:37] Unknown:
Okay.
[02:25:39] Unknown:
And, you know, the well, people put a lot of stuff in there. I'm not I haven't verified everything, but, you know, that's in there. You can't you know, it's it's impossible. But that form is in there. The other stuff I've made is in there. Okay.
[02:26:01] Unknown:
It's just the freedom fighter is all one word. Right?
[02:26:05] Unknown:
No. It's separate words. Like the Okay. Next word freedom.
[02:26:12] Unknown:
And last word, fighter fighters, plural. Right?
[02:26:15] Unknown:
Correct.
[02:26:16] Unknown:
K. Alright. Thank you.
[02:26:19] Unknown:
Thank you, Joe. I'm I'm with I'm with, George Carlin. Yes. If crime fighters fight crime and firefighters fight fires, what do freedom fighters fight?
[02:26:36] Unknown:
Well, well, then in that case, then I'm we got a lot of freedom fighters in the police stations and the court houses. Because, boy, they thank you for your freedom.
[02:26:49] Unknown:
Oh, hell, yeah. They're all over.
[02:26:52] Unknown:
How about how about Freedom Shield who do that? Mhmm. Yes. No. I'm trying.
[02:27:03] Unknown:
You're doing well, Joe. Doing well, Joe. Hey, Joe.
[02:27:08] Unknown:
Yeah.
[02:27:09] Unknown:
The the the guy in Washington that, held, the state, accountable, he was, basically putting them on notice that they were violating some, federal laws, and they were getting money from the feds. So they needed to get their act together. Wasn't that right? Something like that?
[02:27:34] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. I think that was the first Terry Lee interview. Yeah. I think so. I think it was the first Terry Lee. Yes. You're right. Yeah. It was the first Terry Lee interview. And, basically, what he did was he knocked on on the state of Washington to the federal government. And he asked the federal government, you know, aren't the states supposed to follow federal law? And the government said yes. And then he asked him, well, did you know that the state of Washington is not following federal law? And they said, is that so?
Well, they looked into it. And they wound up pulling the funding from the state of Washington until they actually rewrote their statutes to make them constitutional and federally lawful,
[02:28:24] Unknown:
I guess.
[02:28:28] Unknown:
I'm I'm looking for that. I mean, I sent that to you via email, Joe. I'll just, because I don't I don't delete anything. Obviously not because I have 57 terabytes of crap on a laptop. But, I will I will search my sent mail history. I haven't sent you a lot, but I will search that and and try to send it to you again because I'm sure I still have that.
[02:29:00] Unknown:
Well, I'll tell you, I what I would do is every time you send me something like that, like some kinda, drop it into a into a folder on my external hard drive, but my external hard drive is no longer accessible. I can't access it anymore. It it got it took a bump or something. Now I can't open it.
[02:29:21] Unknown:
Oh, really? Oh, that sucks.
[02:29:27] Unknown:
Yeah. So, like, about a half a terabyte of stuff that I have from, like, interviews and, you know, radio calls and documents. It's all gone. But that was only half a terabyte. So I couldn't imagine what you'd be losing to happen to you. Yeah. 57.
[02:29:49] Unknown:
57 terabytes. You guys would have happened online. Yeah. Okay. Let's see. From me, to you. Well, there was a recording.
[02:30:20] Unknown:
But, just let everybody else know. Right? That, a friend of mine, she she got the d o two plates. Okay? Put them on her car and then she did a a cross country, drive for a vacation. Like, she went around to about 12 different states, as part of her vacation with the DOT plates. No issues ever. Okay? 12 states he went through. Another guy, he came to New York because his brother bought him a car, and he put the DOT plates on his car and drove back to Colorado in the car with the DOT plates. So he went from New York State to Colorado with the DOT plates, no issues.
[02:31:11] Unknown:
Wow.
[02:31:13] Unknown:
So You said they were in the car or on the car?
[02:31:17] Unknown:
On the car. No. He's like, what is he his brother gave him the car, and he's like, alright. Well, I'll put the DOT plates on and drive it home. So he did. He had no issues. He still has the plates on the car today.
[02:31:29] Unknown:
What code? Bring it up.
[02:31:32] Unknown:
What number code? Whatever did he have on the plate? The oh, she and he.
[02:31:37] Unknown:
It's issued to you by the Department of Transportation. So they issue you a exemption number.
[02:31:43] Unknown:
Oh, great.
[02:31:46] Unknown:
Hey, Joe. Yeah. So if you're issued a DOT number and you have several cars, do you use the same number for all your cars?
[02:31:57] Unknown:
Yes.
[02:31:59] Unknown:
Okay. And do you recommend having a custom plate done and then just taking those numbers and putting them on the plate itself?
[02:32:10] Unknown:
Yep. Yeah. So it would look like, I mean, it would simulate, like, with the plates, like, the state plates, but you don't want it to look like a state plate. You want it to be its own plate. Nothing super fancy. Don't try to mimic a plate, a state plate or anything, and then you'll be alright.
[02:32:31] Unknown:
So are you not allowed to put anything else on that plate? Like, you don't don't put like, if I'm in Florida, don't put Florida on the plate plus the DOD number?
[02:32:42] Unknown:
I wouldn't no. I wouldn't do that.
[02:32:44] Unknown:
How about federal? Would you put would you put the word federal? Because it is a federal number.
[02:32:54] Unknown:
Yeah. You could type I mean, you could put in federal number, federal registration number, and then have the the plate number like that. That's actually not a bad idea. So US DOT federal federal, registration number and then the number. Right? Which is in the, like, the fours now. So, like, 4 whatever it is. 4123.
[02:33:17] Unknown:
My girlfriend and me saw a guy here in Nevada with a DOT, number plate, and, he had put put a a private, you know, on it, and also it had the DOT, logo. It was like a dark blue.
[02:33:38] Unknown:
Yeah. There's a yes. So there's a guy who, makes those plates. I know who you're talking about. I don't know the guy you're talking about, but I know who makes those plates. He reached out to me and asked me if he could use my videos on his website. I said, sure. Of course. And he has that offer with that with the plates like that. I like the color. My only concern is using the the, Peddle motor carrier symbol. Mhmm. You know? I wonder if that's, like, a copyright or a trademark and, you know, you may get in trouble for that, but he hasn't had any issues. So
[02:34:10] Unknown:
Well, it should be public domain and that we pay for it.
[02:34:16] Unknown:
I I yeah. I'm just probably why. So
[02:34:22] Unknown:
Hey, Joe.
[02:34:24] Unknown:
Joe?
[02:34:26] Unknown:
Yeah.
[02:34:27] Unknown:
I'm searching, Global Voice Network tracks on Spreaker. Mhmm. There was a 3 hour and 41 minute long Terry Lee and Paul on Global Voice. That that was probably, like, the after show. He's probably in part of that, probably at the beginning. And then there's another one on August 10th. I think that's the one that you're talking about. It's Global Voice Network with Paul Biner and Terry Lee, and then the most recent one was December 11, 2024, and he did not speak of, Washington on that one.
[02:35:13] Unknown:
Okay. There was there was a couple there was a couple years ago, the one that you had sent me. It was, like, at least a year ago, maybe 3 years ago.
[02:35:24] Unknown:
It was August 10, 2023.
[02:35:30] Unknown:
That could be right. Yeah.
[02:35:34] Unknown:
Yeah. The the two most recent are August 10th 23 and December 11th 24. So the ones for August 10th, I believe, is the one.
[02:35:45] Unknown:
The conversation I remember having. Now I I mean, that could be the recording, so I'll I'll let you know. But the the what I remember was 2 guys just talking the whole time and it was like a like a it was basically like an interview.
[02:36:00] Unknown:
Okay. Somebody's unmuted, and they're causing a whole lot of hate and discontent with Joe. Gregory, can you mute, please? Phyllis. Tell us. Tell us Miller. Gregory. Hello? How did I get on mute? I'm trying. I gotta get back to it. Oh, crap.
[02:36:32] Unknown:
Hey. Hey, Joe. Yeah. Hang on a minute. Hang on a minute. Let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let me let because I think if you put anything else on the plate, like not for hire or private, to me, that's a police magnet. They're gonna look at that and they're gonna go, oh, sovereign citizen trying to get away with not registering their car. I think just having federal registration number and the DOT number on a professional looking plate would suffice. Do you agree with that?
[02:37:07] Unknown:
Yeah. Absolutely.
[02:37:09] Unknown:
I have your app and David.
[02:37:12] Unknown:
I have the the company snapshot, printed out in the car. So if they if you do get pulled over, you hand them that as registration. So that's you know, someone did that and the cop looked at it and said have a good day and let him go. Because they said, I don't recognize your registration. They handed them the company snapshot. The cop took it. He went to his car, came back. He said, alright. Have a good day. That was it.
[02:37:43] Unknown:
And what was it that they had for registration?
[02:37:48] Unknown:
The DOT number. So it's called company snapshot. If you if you could type in company snapshot on Google and you're gonna get it's the first thing that comes up is the Federal Motor Carriers, safety, you know, FMC, FMCSA. Right? Comes up. And you go in there, you type in your DOT number, and what you're gonna have is a, an abstract of all the data behind your DOT number. Alright? Like, who it's registered to, the operating status of it, as operating authorities, you know, how many drivers there are, you know, stuff like that. And, it's it's gonna say that, you know, like, oh, yeah. This it's not authorized to do this. It's not we can't do that. It's exempt from these things. And you just print that out and just keep it in the car. And then, you know, the cops can can verify that too because if you have that in the car, you give that to them. They goes in their car and they type it up on the computer, it'll come up.
But some cops, like I said, don't know anything about the DOT number, so they just they're at a loss. So if they don't know, you just have them, you know, call the state police or something. Like, well, I have to contact the state police so they can so they can, inform you of what's happening in this situation since since I'm fairly registered. The state police should understand what's going on. Like, I found that on the, state the New Jersey State Police website, they actually have the exemptions listed out on there for the state police to look at and and know. So they show you and they have pictures of it. Not like a big car with the DOT plates, but they tell you here's all the exemptions for the highways, and they show you, like, a picture of, like, a school bus, like, one of those little school buses and stuff like that. Those fall under those exemptions.
So the state police know about it. So if you run into those encounters, the best thing to do is is contact the state police if the cops give you a hard time about it. And just have them come in and interfere and go, hey. Look. You know, he's he's got he's got a highway registration. Just let it go. You can't take his car because it is registered.
[02:39:54] Unknown:
Joe, have you found that, that the state police are even considered, like, responsible for having a DOT number, like, one DOT number assigned for their whole fleet of cars? Do they have to have that on the car?
[02:40:11] Unknown:
I don't I don't think so. I don't know. I but the the state police have to know about the DOT numbers because they have to encounter them because they're the ones that enforce, you know, highway regulations. So they they have to know about the DOT information because the the nature of their job is to enforce all the highway. They're the ones that chase the people down the highways, you know, down, you know, on an interstate, you know, road or something or a state highway because they can go through they they have jurisdiction throughout the entire state. So they're the ones that do those, like, highway chases and stuff.
So they have to know about the DOT stuff. They have to be able to pull up the information in their database. Well, I'm just So this is, like, I'm just I'm just I gotta sign off because I'm about to get home and, not gonna be able to talk. You guys not gonna wanna hear me talk about that. Quick before you do.
[02:41:08] Unknown:
Let me say something quick before you do. If you get pulled over by a local cop, ask for a DOT certified officer. That's the key. The DOT officers. Some states have specific DOTs. Some states, the highway patrols or the state patrols are certified DOTs. And some states, the state patrol, only some of the state patrols are DOT certified. So ask for a DOT certified officer and that you will speak to them because they're the only ones that have jurisdiction over you and that vehicle. Okay. That was all I wanted.
[02:41:53] Unknown:
Is this being recorded?
[02:41:56] Unknown:
Course it's being recorded. Are you kidding? Are you mad? I can't get a chance to see right now. Today's show?
[02:42:05] Unknown:
Like, if I if I go to relisten to today's show, it'll be an extension on it?
[02:42:12] Unknown:
No. It'll be it'll be in the last it'll be in the last hour. Yeah.
[02:42:19] Unknown:
Question. Does anyone know I think, Joe left us, but does anyone know if you drive your car on toll roads with a DOT license plate because those things go by their license plate readers to charge you and then they send you the bill in the mail. I'm wondering what would happen if you did that on a toll road?
[02:42:44] Unknown:
Nothing if you registered your DOT number with the, with the toll authority. They would send you the bill. As if you didn't register or notice the toll authority, of your number, then, they could make an argument that, you're using the DOT number in an attempt to circumvent the collection of tolls. True. But not but they can't say that if you put them on notice. William, was that you wanting me?
[02:43:19] Unknown:
It's Bruce.
[02:43:20] Unknown:
Yeah. Thanks, stuff. I was,
[02:43:22] Unknown:
I was checking out Okay. Hang on, Bruce.
[02:43:26] Unknown:
I was checking on and Go ahead, William. I think you I think I think there's a site you can go to to see if your DOT number is valid or not.
[02:43:36] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. It's,
[02:43:41] Unknown:
Safer safer
[02:43:48] Unknown:
You put your DOT number in the browser and it comes out d o t number.
[02:43:55] Unknown:
Just put company snapshot into Google. It'll come up.
[02:44:00] Unknown:
Right.
[02:44:04] Unknown:
Yeah. Bruce.
[02:44:08] Unknown:
Yeah. I'm still having problems finding the place you're putting the recordings.
[02:44:14] Unknown:
Okay. Go to the matrix docs.
[02:44:18] Unknown:
Yeah.
[02:44:19] Unknown:
You got the website up there. Right?
[02:44:23] Unknown:
I'm listening to you on my phone. So
[02:44:26] Unknown:
Okay. Hang on. Alright. You have to go to the my account. You have to go to the matrix docs. And then click on GVN on Pod Home, or or you can just click on Global Voice Radio. It should go straight to Pod Home.
[02:44:49] Unknown:
Global Voice, Radio Network or?
[02:44:56] Unknown:
Go to Global Voice Radio Network.
[02:44:59] Unknown:
Okay.
[02:45:03] Unknown:
Go with network tracks. Is that what it says? Is that it?
[02:45:10] Unknown:
Yeah.
[02:45:12] Unknown:
Okay. Now what?
[02:45:15] Unknown:
Okay. Does it say that there's a live stream going on right now?
[02:45:22] Unknown:
Yeah. Right here. Uh-huh.
[02:45:25] Unknown:
Okay. Yeah. Then you are on you are on the page where all of the tracks are, where all of the archives Oh. Archives are. You scroll down a little bit, you'll see all the other all the archive shows underneath that, the live show.
[02:45:41] Unknown:
Oh, okay. Well, thank you. I didn't I couldn't find it. Thank you very much. It was very, very helpful. Thank you. Thank you so much for
[02:45:51] Unknown:
thank you so much for for continually bringing that to my attention and letting me know that it still wasn't working. So I went in, and, I kinda sorta gave it the digital equivalent, equivalent of an enema, and I forced it to go to the right place in at a speaker. Alright?
[02:46:12] Unknown:
So now starting to get digital that.
[02:46:17] Unknown:
The digital equivalent. Okay? I mean, there's nothing dirty or nothing like that, but it was the digital equivalent of an enema. That's what I did.
[02:46:25] Unknown:
Okay. Well, I'm an artist, so I have to see things, you know Uh-oh. To get it. Okay. Well, then I take that
[02:46:33] Unknown:
back. No. No. No. No. No. That's okay. I've been ran over before.
[02:46:39] Unknown:
I didn't hide my head. No. I didn't I didn't mean to put it. I didn't mean to put it put any visions in anyone's heads or anything like that. I don't know. No. No. No. That's okay. That's alright. Thank you, Paul.
[02:46:51] Unknown:
I have a quick question.
[02:46:55] Unknown:
Okay.
[02:46:56] Unknown:
If you do the DOT, what do you do about insurance? You don't I would
[02:47:05] Unknown:
I would say continue to get insurance because it makes perfect sense sense. It's a good idea good idea.
[02:47:13] Unknown:
Mhmm. Well, I don't I don't want insurance. I want Assurance. What's that? What's that? The other person's got insurance to get to clean up his car. I'll have to pay for mine or whatever. He calls it. I I can use his insurance. That's insurance. Hello?
[02:47:40] Unknown:
Well, right now at the moment at this moment, I live in a communist state, so, if I don't have insurance, they won't give me a license plate. And I cannot I can't poke the bear right now. You know, maybe I can poke the bear a little bit later on, but I gotta get the hell out of this state. And I'm not gonna poke the bear to the point where where they actually get, get a bug up their butt to, like, snag my license or whatever, that would be bad. So, I am forced to comply with Janae.
[02:48:22] Unknown:
For your sweet old soul, boy. I tell you that. Keep on keeping on. You save my blood a lot of times. I'll just tell you that right now.
[02:48:31] Unknown:
Well, that's that's that's what I do. I keep on keeping on.
[02:48:37] Unknown:
There you go.
[02:48:39] Unknown:
Merry Christmas.
[02:48:42] Unknown:
And a happy New Year.
[02:48:45] Unknown:
La la la la la la la. Okay. Some time ago, I was playing around with a plate for myself and one of the ones I came up with is National across the top pretty large. Mobile domain of a in the center, living soul at the bottom, Genesis 27 KGV.
[02:49:22] Unknown:
I just have,
[02:49:23] Unknown:
mobile domain of a living soul.
[02:49:27] Unknown:
I have, the US DOT logo, upper left hand corner. I have the DOT number in the middle, and, private, property, or noncommercial, not for hire on the bottom of the plate. It's a pretty little blue and white license plate, and,
[02:49:52] Unknown:
all it has on it is 2 look at the DOT as trading one boss for another boss. Date of federal rules. What's the difference?
[02:50:05] Unknown:
Without prejudice.
[02:50:07] Unknown:
I don't know. I don't know. But these these little sub 100 IQ flatfoots, the only thing they understand is higher authority. The only thing they they understand is a chain of command. And they don't believe in God, so they're not gonna give a damn about the chain of command between you and your creator. They're just not gonna. They're stupid. They're absolutely brainless brain dead, indoctrinated, brainwashed. Hey, Paul, they're absolute fools. That's up to your brain. But I mean that in the most loving way.
[02:50:45] Unknown:
I think I'd leave it up to my creator, not the cop.
[02:50:51] Unknown:
Got okay. Well Hey, Paul. Like like has been said in here many times, you pick the hill you wanna die on.
[02:51:00] Unknown:
Well, it's basically a meme plate. I've never put it on or anything. I'm I'm still thinking ultimately what I'll do is go to the doctor and assess it and give them a chance to receive me and stuff like that. But I just threw it out there as a, Lonnie, not a reality.
[02:51:18] Unknown:
Well, I am. I'm I'm sure. I mean, some of the best ideas come from spitballing. So who, who mentioned my name?
[02:51:28] Unknown:
Larry. Do you have a so you're saying you have a DOT number on your private vehicle? And if that's so, are you gonna get are you gonna use that same number, or can you use that same number on your bus? Because I think you said your bus is titled with a commercial title.
[02:51:45] Unknown:
Yep. It is.
[02:51:48] Unknown:
Yeah. The bus. So so you can't put it on your bus? You can't use the same number on your bus?
[02:51:56] Unknown:
Well, if you have if you have your DOT number registered for one vehicle for private use, for personal use, you can only have that number on one vehicle at a time.
[02:52:11] Unknown:
And if you don't have the number Do do you remember I asked Joe that? He said one number, and he'd put the same number on all your plates for all your cars in your family.
[02:52:22] Unknown:
Yeah. But you have to list the total number of of cars. I'm I read the DOT shit too. If you get one number for 1 car, you can only have that number on 1 car at a time. You could freely move it from car to car, but you cannot if you have one number and you stated in the in your private registration that there is only one vehicle, then you cannot use that number on more than one vehicle at a time.
[02:53:00] Unknown:
Okay. So you purchased your bus you purchased your bus at a later time, so you can't go back and change that unless you're renewing it, then you could change the application to include your bus, and then you can put them the same number on both your vehicles. Is that what you're saying?
[02:53:17] Unknown:
No. What I did was I let the state of New York determine what my bus is. It's a commercial vehicle for private use.
[02:53:28] Unknown:
It has no Hey, Paul. Can I help here?
[02:53:32] Unknown:
One second. Let me finish this. It has it has no seats in it, and the registration says that it is a bus chassis, but it is a commercial vehicle for private use. If I put a DLT plate on a bus that used to be a school bus, that is going to confuse the shit out of the, the flat foots thinking that, oh, no. You gotta do this on DOD. I started a that's Marshall. I'm gonna get my buddy Bubba over here, and he go give you a power. No. It's it's all well and good. Just let the damn state of New York fight my battles for me. That's why I just spent $475 to get 2 little pieces of metal to hang on an old bus.
Excuse me. Go ahead, Bob.
[02:54:26] Unknown:
Yeah. To clarify this, think of it this way because, legitimately, this is how it is. The plate is not on the vehicle and is not a vehicle. It is a automobile because vehicle is a commercial term. The the number is for you, the person. Don't give me a bunch of shit about person. We all know where it goes. You're a person. It's what person? The number is about you, not what it's on. You can only pilot, drive, command 1 car at a time. That's why it can only be on 1, and it's not a commercial thing. It can't cover a blanket. It's you.
You. You've got it. It travels with you. When you move to a different car, you put it on that one. Makes sense?
[02:55:12] Unknown:
Right. But if you're a commercial entity with a DOT number Yes. That makes sense. And you have your drivers listed, If you have multiple drivers listed, then you can have as many of those plates
[02:55:24] Unknown:
on as many vehicles as you have drivers listed. Talking about. Of course, we can. That's that's irrelevant to what he was asked. He's he was trying to wrap his mind around why he couldn't put it on different vehicles, quote, unquote Right. Automobiles because it's not on them. It's on him. It travels with him. Right.
[02:55:43] Unknown:
Right. But but that flies in the face of what Joe said that you can have that DOT number on all of your vehicles and let your whole family use it. No. That's not the case. Not for the private, the the DOT number for private use, private noncommercial.
[02:56:01] Unknown:
I hadn't heard Joe say that. I've never heard that before.
[02:56:04] Unknown:
Oh, yeah. Yeah. He said that not 20 minutes ago.
[02:56:08] Unknown:
I never I never heard him. Okay.
[02:56:11] Unknown:
I'm done. So yeah. That's that's why I went there with And another thing is
[02:56:16] Unknown:
I I do know this difference between vehicles, motor vehicles, and all that. I just use the terms loosely because I I think all of us around here know, you know, the the actual definitions of those terms. So
[02:56:30] Unknown:
Right. Yeah. Well, we deal with nimrods and their definitions of those words every day of the week.
[02:56:40] Unknown:
Excuse me. Nimrod was the great fighter. If you have a if you got a, like, a, let's say, a parking ticket with the one of those DOTs, are you exempt from that parking ticket?
[02:56:55] Unknown:
What? I was dying. Good. My ears were Good question.
[02:57:00] Unknown:
And that brings up another point. I'm not sure that you're going to get a a a on a turnpike for road use as a noncommercial automobile. I don't know that they have and I don't know if they can charge you for the use of the road. That's a commercial thing. And, of course, we understand that Joe Public or even, you know, his his wife and the kids going to get groceries, they still got commercial plates on. So they're gonna take it to the max. They being the, state, they're gonna charge you for commercial use because you've agreed to it. I'm not sure you're gonna get billed on a turnpike.
I don't know. I'm not real clear on that, but it occurred to me that you may not because you are not commercial. You're not doing it for hire Right. Explicitly stated by your plate. Don't know. Just a thought.
[02:57:56] Unknown:
Well, you know, it's like choosing the hill you're gonna die on. I mean, that that is part and parcel, just up to interpretation, and why wouldn't we wanna position ourselves for the minimal risk of misinterpreting our intentions and condition,
[02:58:19] Unknown:
you know? I'm not arguing that. I'm saying I don't know that you'll even get a notice. I'm not saying you will or won't. I'm just wondering. Will you even get it? You're not dealing with a individual. You're dealing with the camera and a computer system. Right. And they're gonna mail it to your address. I don't know, but what they've gotta cut out for private because it's not commercial. That's what the tolls are for is commercial vehicles. And if you've got a plate on it from the state, you're a commercial vehicle. That's my point.
[02:58:47] Unknown:
Okay. Here we go. Here we go. Because because how we really fix stuff, how we really figure stuff out is, like, sculling it out, like, in open form like this. So what if you send lawful legal notice to the toll authority identifying the USDOT number and providing a copy of your, safe report, your company snapshot, and highlight the fact that it says commercial not or noncommercial private use, not for hire. And just state in your cover letter that, please note the, the enclosed documents that state that I am not, registered as a commercial vehicle, that I am not in commerce, and that I am not, for hire.
Please note the, the the Department of Transportation private use number enclosed and, update your records and your agencies and agents' records accordingly, and, kindly go piss up a rope. So if they do still send you a bill because they got that snapshot, If they try to say if if they pull you over and they try to say that, well, you've got a fictitious plate and you're doing that trying to trying to not pay tolls, you can pull out copies of what you sent them and say, oh, no, no, no, no. I put the toll authority on notice. Here's all the information that I sent it and sent them, and here is the date that they received it. They have not rebutted, my facts.
Therefore, what you are holding in your hand right now stands as truth in law. I'm not attempting to circumvent paying any lawful tax that I am lawfully obligated to pay. I am not obligated to pay a toll on a commercial road for vehicles that are operating commercially. I'm not that guy. I'm just is there anything else I could do for you, Ocifer? Or do you or do you think I'd I'd be tased and wind up in an orange jumpsuit within an hour?
[03:01:21] Unknown:
That that that is, a good question. I think you'd be better off using that, that film that they cover license plates with or whatever that can't be read or
[03:01:37] Unknown:
something? Well, that is a definite attempt to circumvent, being, paying a toll. See, that's the thing. You got a gray area there. You don't you wanna handle their objection that, that putting a d a a USDOT number on your plate was put there for the purpose of avoiding paying tolls. So you put the the toll authority on notice that this is my number, this is my plate, but it doesn't matter because I'm not under your jurisdiction anyway. I am not obligated to pay tolls anyway because I'm not operating in commerce. And since you've put them on notice, anybody that does pull you over with that argument, you can hand it to them and say, no. I got this.
And if they do identify you as that DOT number and they send you a bill, you can send the bill back to them with copies of stuff that you had sent them before saying, wait a minute, guys. Are you, like, naturally stupid or are or are you just having an off a? I already provided you all the information necessary to for you to know that you have no authority to send me a bill.
[03:02:55] Unknown:
Any any further, any just to pay. So what easier just to pay the 20, $30 toll and be done with them?
[03:03:06] Unknown:
Well, that's a good question. Do they is their system administratively, maybe their system kind of like that Washington state law had to be, corrected. Maybe their system reads every plate but there's no distinction between the DOT commercial and the DOT which we're talking about right now is for the for the man. Right?
[03:03:30] Unknown:
Well, DOT commercial vehicles administrative,
[03:03:33] Unknown:
you know, their administrative system of the way they scan their deals or their unconstitutional Mhmm. Tolls.
[03:03:41] Unknown:
DOT commercial vehicles usually have transponders, because of the variation in where license plates are on vehicles. Some of them have them on front. Some of them have them in, in back. And so they so they handle tolls with commercial vehicles by transponder. It's the passenger vehicles that they do the scan, and they specifically look for the center part of the bumper
[03:04:15] Unknown:
or whatever. Maybe back out. Maybe they should, yeah, maybe they should send you a transponder that, that you can use as a man.
[03:04:25] Unknown:
Could do that. Because that was Just send me a transponder. Just just send me a transponder that won't generate a bill.
[03:04:37] Unknown:
Yeah. A black a black card transponder. It pays pays everything. You can go through the grocery line with it too, by the way.
[03:04:48] Unknown:
Uh-huh.
[03:04:52] Unknown:
Oh, well. Anyways alright. I think it's about time to, take the radio station down. I'm gonna do it before studio c crashes on me one more time. Says this has, like, really been irritating me today. So thanks for joining us for the Radio Ranch with Roger Sales, the Sabadeau edition for January 18th. 2 days left until, oh, one or more things happens. Good, bad, or indifferent. The 20th is coming. Catch us here Monday through Saturday, 11 AM to 1 PM EST, and, catch various other programs like Paul English live 3 PM EST on, radio soapbox and Global Voice Network.
You can also find Paul English live on Rumble, 3 PM EST on Thursdays. Thank you so much for joining us. I'm gonna back on out of here. I'm gonna see if I can't steam some of this stuff out of my sinuses. It's making me crazy. Anyway, thanks so much for joining us. We'll catch you back here Monday, 20th. And, hopefully, we'll have a brand new president by then. I know. Blasting the voice of freedom worldwide, you're listening to the Global Voice Video Network.
[03:06:15] Unknown:
Bye, bye, boys. Have fun storming the castle.
Introduction and Current Events
Political Commentary and Speculations
Discussion on IRS and Tax Systems
Money and Economic Systems
Historical Perspectives on Currency
Listener Questions and Comments
Basel III Accords and Gold
Legal Strategies and Personal Experiences
DOT Numbers and Vehicle Regulations
Closing Remarks and Future Speculations
