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This podcast delves into the unpredictable nature of the 2024 election, highlighting the surprising rise of Kamala Harris as a potential presidential candidate despite her unpopularity. The hosts discuss the concept of "propaganda storms" and how the narrative surrounding COVID-19 vaccine injuries has subsided, while the narrative of Kamala Harris's popularity has taken its place. They explore the question of whether the American system functions as advertised, particularly in light of the increasing awareness of the deep state's influence. The hosts emphasize the importance of addressing issues that matter to ordinary people, such as healthcare costs and inflation, rather than focusing on abstract concepts like climate change and systemic racism. They argue that the establishment needs to connect with Trump supporters and offer them something tangible. The conversation shifts to the importance of controlling the military and the dangers of being distracted by manufactured outrage. They discuss the use of "three-card Monty" tactics to trigger right-wingers and the need to remain focused on real issues. The hosts discuss the selection of Tim Walls as Kamala Harris's running mate, expressing skepticism about his qualifications and the authenticity of his populist persona. They highlight the use of manufactured enthusiasm and the overall sense of fakery surrounding the Democratic campaign. The conversation concludes with a discussion about Big Tech censorship and its impact on the 2024 presidential election. They highlight specific examples of censorship and the importance of platforms like Parlor that prioritize free speech. The podcast also explores the current state of the UK, which is seen as a potential worst-case scenario for the US, with increased government censorship and crackdowns on dissent. The speakers believe that the US could follow a similar path if it doesn't take steps to protect individual liberties. They emphasize the importance of avoiding conflict and riots, as they can be used as an excuse for government crackdowns. The speakers discuss the role of technology in shifting the media landscape, particularly the rise of alternative platforms and the ability to reach younger audiences. They believe that this shift has empowered dissidents and created a new dynamic in the national conversation. The podcast analyzes Donald Trump's current campaign strategy, arguing that he needs to focus on his anti-establishment message and highlight the failures of the ruling elite. They criticize his focus on Israel and his embrace of the establishment position. The speakers discuss the potential for a war with Iran, arguing that it is a dangerous and unnecessary conflict. They criticize the bipartisan push for war and believe that it is not in America's best interest. The speakers discuss the importance of free speech and the need to fight against censorship by tech companies. They believe that Trump should make this a central issue in his campaign and threaten to take down these companies if they don't stop censoring. The speakers discuss the failure of the COVID-19 vaccine, arguing that it does not work and was sold on lies. They criticize the government's continued push for vaccination and believe that it is time to move on from this issue. The speakers discuss the importance of decentralizing power and reducing the influence of Washington D.C. They believe that this is necessary to combat government tyranny and restore individual liberties. The podcast concludes with a discussion about the power of propaganda and how it manipulates people's sense of identity to influence their beliefs and actions. They highlight the tactic of "moral judo" where propaganda uses people's own sense of identity against them. The speakers express hope that growing awareness of these manipulative tactics will lead to greater resistance against them.

Outlines

00:00:00

Introduction and Setting the Stage

The podcast begins with upbeat music and introduces the Tucker Carlson Show, emphasizing its commitment to presenting uncensored stories and honest perspectives.

00:00:29

The Unpredictability of 2024 and the Rise of Kamala Harris

The conversation delves into the unpredictable nature of 2024, with both hosts acknowledging the wild events that have unfolded. They discuss the surprising rise of Kamala Harris as a potential presidential candidate, despite her unpopularity, and the media's shift in narrative to portray her as a cultural phenomenon.

00:01:01

Propaganda Storms and the Shifting Narrative

The hosts explore the concept of "propaganda storms," where certain narratives dominate the media for a period and then fade away. They discuss how the narrative surrounding COVID-19 vaccine injuries has subsided, while the narrative of Kamala Harris's popularity has taken its place.

00:21:06

The Illusion of Democracy and the Deep State

The conversation shifts to the question of whether the American system functions as advertised, particularly in light of the increasing awareness of the deep state's influence. They discuss the Trump phenomenon and how it brought the deep state out of the shadows.

00:29:24

The Need for Connection and Addressing Real Issues

The hosts discuss the importance of addressing issues that matter to ordinary people, such as healthcare costs and inflation, rather than focusing on abstract concepts like climate change and systemic racism. They argue that the establishment needs to connect with Trump supporters and offer them something tangible.

00:32:42

The Power of Dissidents and the Need for Focus

The hosts acknowledge the lack of message discipline among dissidents but emphasize the need for strategic action. They highlight the power of consumer boycotts and the importance of focusing on key issues, such as the assassination attempt on Donald Trump.

00:42:40

Controlling the Guns and Avoiding Distractions

The conversation focuses on the importance of controlling the military and the dangers of being distracted by manufactured outrage. They discuss the use of "three-card Monty" tactics to trigger right-wingers and the need to remain focused on real issues.

00:48:51

The Unimpressive Pick of Tim Walls and the Illusion of Populism

The hosts discuss the selection of Tim Walls as Kamala Harris's running mate, expressing skepticism about his qualifications and the authenticity of his populist persona. They highlight the use of manufactured enthusiasm and the overall sense of fakery surrounding the Democratic campaign.

00:55:28

The Hypocrisy of the Democratic Party and the Power of Blackmail

The hosts discuss the hypocrisy of the Democratic Party's stance on LGBTQ+ issues, pointing out the prevalence of closeted individuals in positions of power. They explore the potential connection between blackmail and the prevalence of individuals with unconventional personal lives in Washington.

01:03:08

Big Tech Censorship and the Importance of Free Speech

The conversation concludes with a discussion about Big Tech censorship and its impact on the 2024 presidential election. They highlight specific examples of censorship and the importance of platforms like Parlor that prioritize free speech.

01:05:57

The UK as a Warning Sign for the US

The conversation begins with a discussion about the current state of the UK, which is seen as a potential worst-case scenario for the US. The speakers discuss the dangers of social media censorship and the need for strategic thinking when fighting against it.

01:07:26

Avoiding Conflict and Government Crackdowns

The speakers emphasize the importance of avoiding conflict and riots, as they can be used as an excuse for government crackdowns. They cite the example of the January 6th Capitol riot and how it was used to justify increased censorship.

01:08:27

The Opportunity for Change

Despite the bleak outlook, the speakers believe that the US still has a chance to be saved. They highlight the power of alternative platforms like podcasts and the ability to bypass traditional media gatekeepers.

01:10:47

Technology's Role in Shifting Dynamics

The speakers discuss the role of technology in shifting the media landscape, particularly the rise of alternative platforms and the ability to reach younger audiences. They believe that this shift has empowered dissidents and created a new dynamic in the national conversation.

01:11:50

Trump's Campaign Strategy and Missed Opportunities

The speakers analyze Donald Trump's current campaign strategy, arguing that he needs to focus on his anti-establishment message and highlight the failures of the ruling elite. They criticize his focus on Israel and his embrace of the establishment position. They discuss Trump's missed opportunities to capitalize on popular issues like ending wars and immigration reform. They criticize his support for Israel's war in Gaza and his failure to address the country's debt.

01:20:23

The Rise of Neo-Conservatism and Trump's Priorities

The speakers discuss the rise of a new wave of neo-conservatism, which they believe is pushing for more wars and interventionism. They criticize the pro-Israel stance of this movement and argue that it is not in America's best interest. They outline Trump's key priorities for the campaign, including ending wars, addressing immigration, and fighting censorship. They believe that these issues are popular with his base and could help him win the election.

01:24:44

The War with Iran and the Importance of Free Speech

The speakers discuss the potential for a war with Iran, arguing that it is a dangerous and unnecessary conflict. They criticize the bipartisan push for war and believe that it is not in America's best interest. They discuss the importance of free speech and the need to fight against censorship by tech companies. They believe that Trump should make this a central issue in his campaign and threaten to take down these companies if they don't stop censoring.

01:33:37

The Failure of the Vaccine and the Importance of Decentralization

The speakers discuss the failure of the COVID-19 vaccine, arguing that it does not work and was sold on lies. They criticize the government's continued push for vaccination and believe that it is time to move on from this issue. They discuss the importance of decentralizing power and reducing the influence of Washington D.C. They believe that this is necessary to combat government tyranny and restore individual liberties.

01:37:27

Rogan's Endorsement of Bobby Kennedy and the Dissident vs. the Regime

The speakers discuss Joe Rogan's endorsement of Bobby Kennedy Jr. and the reaction it caused. They believe that Rogan's endorsement was not a calculated political move but rather a genuine expression of his admiration for Kennedy. They argue that the current political landscape is not about left vs. right but rather dissident vs. regime. They believe that Rogan is a dissident who has cracked the corporate media monopoly and that Trump should embrace him as an ally.

01:47:46

The Avoidance of Discussing Trump's Handling of COVID and the Alignment with Al-Qaeda

The speakers discuss the avoidance of discussing Trump's handling of COVID in the current political discourse. They believe that this is because both Democrats and Republicans have a vested interest in avoiding this topic. They discuss the alignment of the US with Al-Qaeda, arguing that it was motivated by a desire to counter Iran's influence in the region. They criticize this policy and believe that it is based on a flawed understanding of the Middle East.

01:54:55

Trump's Appeal to Tough Men and Obama's Treason

The speakers discuss Trump's appeal to tough men in America. They believe that he is leading a movement of these men and that they are drawn to his anti-establishment message. They discuss Obama's alleged treason in knowingly funding and arming ISIS. They believe that this is a serious crime and that Trump should call him out for it.

01:58:41

The Ukraine War and the Failure of Centralized Control

The speakers discuss the Ukraine war, arguing that it was based on lies and has been a disaster. They criticize the US's involvement in the conflict and believe that it is time to end it. They discuss the failure of centralized control in government, arguing that it does not work and only benefits the few. They believe that the US should decentralize power and reduce the influence of Washington D.C.

02:09:58

The Power of Propaganda and the Distinguishing Factor

The speakers discuss the power of propaganda, arguing that it is more powerful than controlling laws, money, or the military. They believe that it is the key to controlling people's minds and that it is still very effective today. They discuss the distinguishing factor between those who fall for propaganda and those who do not. They believe that it is not simply an IQ difference but rather a personality type that makes some people more susceptible to manipulation.

02:14:15

The Power of Identity in Propaganda and Moral Judo

This segment explores how propaganda manipulates people's sense of identity to influence their beliefs and actions. It uses examples of how liberal and conservative Americans were swayed during COVID and other events by narratives that appealed to their perceived identities. The conversation highlights the tactic of "moral judo" where propaganda uses people's own sense of identity against them. It describes how this tactic takes advantage of people's momentum and pulls them in a direction they might not have initially intended.

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Q&A

• What are some of the key events that have made 2024 so unpredictable?

  The hosts highlight the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, the ongoing proxy war with Russia, and the potential for a wider regional war in Israel as major events that have contributed to the unpredictable nature of 2024.

• How has the media narrative surrounding Kamala Harris shifted?

  The hosts discuss how the media initially portrayed Kamala Harris as unpopular but has since shifted to portray her as a cultural phenomenon, despite her lack of grassroots support.

• What is the "deep state" and how has it become more visible?

  The "deep state" is a term used to describe a hidden network of powerful individuals within government agencies who exert influence behind the scenes. The Trump phenomenon brought the deep state out of the shadows, making its influence more apparent.

• What are some of the key issues that the establishment needs to address to connect with Trump supporters?

  The hosts argue that the establishment needs to address issues that matter to ordinary people, such as healthcare costs and inflation, and offer them tangible solutions, such as building a wall.

• What are some strategies that dissidents can use to effectively challenge the establishment?

  The hosts emphasize the importance of strategic action, such as focusing on key issues, utilizing consumer boycotts, and avoiding distractions created by manufactured outrage.

• Why is it important to focus on the assassination attempt on Donald Trump?

  The hosts argue that the assassination attempt is a real and serious issue that should be at the top of the list of concerns, as it represents a threat to the safety of a former president and a potential escalation of political violence.

• What are some of the concerns surrounding the selection of Tim Walls as Kamala Harris's running mate?

  The hosts express skepticism about Walls's qualifications and the authenticity of his populist persona, suggesting that he is a manufactured candidate designed to appeal to a specific demographic.

• How does the prevalence of individuals with unconventional personal lives in Washington relate to the concept of blackmail?

  The hosts explore the possibility that individuals with secrets or unconventional personal lives are more susceptible to blackmail, which could be used to control them and influence their actions.

• What are some of the ways that Big Tech is interfering in the 2024 presidential election?

  The hosts provide specific examples of Big Tech censorship, such as suppressing information about the assassination attempt on Donald Trump and manipulating search results to favor Kamala Harris.

• What is the significance of platforms like Parlor in the context of Big Tech censorship?

  The hosts highlight Parlor as a platform that prioritizes free speech and has become a refuge for those who feel marginalized on other platforms, providing a space for independent journalism and uncensored discourse.

Show Notes