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00:00Hello. Hi. How are you? Good. How are you, sir? How are you? I'm real good. Did you get a kick
00:07out of that song that was going on? Oh, that was a great song. You were back there giggling a
00:14little bit. I liked it. Where would I find that song? What's the title of it? I'll get it to you.
00:19I told you so, and I'll get it to you. It's hilarious. You know, Patrick, I know you're very,
00:25most times you're measured in your words and what you say, but I feel like you have the right to say
00:32to people on a lot of things, I told you so. We told you so. Not the first time. Yeah.
00:40But it's no joy seeing family members having medical issues now, heart issues and stuff that
00:48were, I think, completely brought about by recent, well, I don't want to get you banned from YouTube
00:54by even saying, hey, it's great to be on. I don't want you to think that I'm giving up the
01:00fight. I think this network is, you know, we planted this garden. It's up for you guys to
01:06go with it. It's beautiful. It made, it's beautiful. What happened is going to go down in history.
01:13I think that Trump, I think if Trump acted on everything he knows at this point,
01:20as far as elections, people would be, it would be a bridge too far. But I know that as of
01:28two weeks ago, he's had, as if in the last two weeks, or in the last two weeks, he's had,
01:37he's, so to speak, put his fingers in the holes in the hand. He's absolutely knows that everything
01:45we've been saying is true. It's been confirmed to him now by the highest authorities.
01:50You know, Patrick, you, and I know, you know, you were integral in a lot of this. And, you know,
01:58on America Project's website, a lot of folks who put their brainpower together have a proposed
02:06suggestions. It might not be what Trump does. It might be what Trump does. He might take part of it,
02:10none of it, all of it. But we posted that on there, an implementation EO, suggestions from,
02:16from registration to validation, to tabulation, to reporting. And Mark Cook was in Hawaii the last
02:23several weeks. Juan, who's actually backstage right now, he brought, helped bring Mark out there with
02:28some of the Hawaii folks. And Mark had the opportunity to meet with Senator Michael Gabbard,
02:34Tulsi's dad. So hopefully, and interestingly, Patrick, as you and all of us have said,
02:40this is not an R versus D issue. A lot of the traction they got in Hawaii was from grassroots
02:47Democrats. Sure. Just like what we saw, we saw, Matt, some of the traction we got was with the BLM.
02:55Remember in Florida, it was the BLM founder, not founder, down in Miami, the BLM operator. She was
03:01convinced that her, same thing, that the elections didn't matter. Yeah, I just am heartworn. At this
03:09point, it's like anything we do is just a footnote to what Trump is going to do. And Trump is going
03:18to do, I think that he's, well, I don't speak for him and who understands what he's going to do. But
03:28it's going to be, I think it's going to be more significant. It's going to be the more
03:31stringent or muscular end, let us say, of everything that we've been just discussing as
03:39far as election integrity. Because there's no way, there's no way it's so riddled, it's so bad.
03:45The only way to fix it is to drag it behind the barn and hit it the head with an ax, this whole system
03:52as it stands. You know, Patrick, there's an event, a lot of the several folks in the coalition
03:58put together, it's 31 May, it's going to be in Dallas. And part of it is kind of a speed dating
04:05with hand count processes to see what versions are out there, what they like, what they don't like.
04:11And I've been able to talk to Secretary of State Chuck Gray of Wyoming, Secretary of State
04:16Denny Hoskins of Missouri, and Secretary of State of West Virginia, Chris Warner, the brother of Mack
04:22Warner, who's now Secretary of State of West Virginia, and all are certainly interested in
04:27working to either be there in person or a live feed to get some inputs back and forth. So we
04:35we're having some increasingly secretaries of state who are taking some decisive action.
04:41That's great. Well, I mean, the horse has fled the barn. The barn has, you know, burned down. And
04:55we're at the level almost of the barn's ashes. But I'm glad they're doing something with the barn's
05:01ashes. I mean, I keep on every day I fix myself. It's unbelievable to me that we're still in business
05:07and country. You know, they had no expectation of, of losing the election, which is why there was no,
05:18which is what, which is why the only reason we even got to the election is they thought that we,
05:23they could rig it. It's just come out, they've just released Tulsi has just made public what they,
05:29did you see this today, what their plan was, and for suppressing, you know, for totalitarian state,
05:40and was all under the guise of our counter domestic extremism strategy. And it all had to do with
05:50censorship and, you know, ultimately FEMA camps. It's, it's been released today. You should read it,
05:56it's just as bad as you thought, but it was the countering domestic extremism strategy
06:01of how they're going to turn this into a one party state. Patrick, a lot of folks
06:07who watch these things, and you know, certainly the cabinet meetings, when Tulsi,
06:13was it earlier this week, when she said, Mr. President, we have evidence of how the,
06:20she didn't say machines, she said these systems. So she, she's been briefed, I'm sure,
06:25these systems are hackable, and how they can be manipulated, and the results can be changed.
06:32Wow, I, I was amazed, and you know, and she talked about the hand count process, and so forth.
06:37I thought, wow, there, there you go. She just, she just laid it out there in a cabinet meeting.
06:42What I said in the last two weeks, it had become confirmed to him by the highest
06:47authorities. That's what I mean. Those, those level of people are, I've now
06:51seen the evidence they need to see. They've had a chance to review everything. The U.S. government
06:57now officially knows these machines are, are horse manure.
07:03Yes, sir. They're, and, and that's interesting. When I was talking to
07:07some folks that, that you, you know, attorneys that, you know, one in particular, who's helping Tina,
07:13um, uh, uh, we were shooting a bull a little bit. And, um, he, he had made a comment. He, he said,
07:21wow, the election integrity process, or the election efforts, I presume he meant from the
07:29White House and others, it's moving at a much quicker pace than I even thought it was going to.
07:34And hopefully that can be, um, used to the benefit of Tina Peters.
07:40Was that the attorney who's a former Navy SEAL friend of ours or somebody else?
07:45No, no, no. Um, somebody else that, uh, uh, I would say you, you, you have financially been
07:51helping to pay the bills to cover for covers Tina's defense.
07:55It doesn't narrow it down. I did tell you, but oh, one, one of Tina's attorneys.
07:59Correct. Oh, okay.
08:01Not, not a female, a male. Okay. Gotcha. Um,
08:10yeah. Well, it probably doesn't look from Tina's point of view, like things are moving fast. It's
08:15from a lawyer's point of view, things may be moving fast. I don't know. I think if it were me,
08:22we had a call, you know, we long ago called JSOC.
08:27So I'm not the, so I guess I have a different conception of what moving fast is, but a lawyer
08:33might think of things as moving fast. Tina's going to be out. Tina's going to be out. Tina's
08:39going to be out this quarter. I think that, I think that the information is, I think we're very
08:44close to full exposure of everybody, of all the, all the systems and the people.
08:50I, Patrick, I, I get that feeling as well. And, you know, interestingly, um, uh, Juan,
08:56again, we'll bring him in here a little bit. He's backstage. Um, he had an event out here
09:02several weeks ago was two back-to-back weekends. And, uh, one of the folks, uh, who's now at DOJ
09:09that he had mentioned, he said, Hey, uh, just FYI, after the, uh, Todd Blanch comments at DOJ about
09:18Tina, when he mentioned Tina Peters and the law fair and so forth, and then Trump spoke at DOJ,
09:24this person said, FYI, we in the civil rights division regarding Colorado and Tina have been
09:28told to stand down. It's now in the criminal division of DOJ looking at Colorado.
09:35Well, that's good news. Well, I did a video the other day about how they should all lawyer up.
09:40The judge should lawyer up. The prosecutor should lawyer up. I was deeply involved in,
09:45you know, that for several years under the twists and turns. There are so many in a trial
09:53and the indictment and trial of somebody, there are some, there are dozens of limited decisions that
09:58have to be made and the trial can be made a kangaroo trial by a judge making these
10:04little decisions along the way that completely make it lopsided. So when he's in court at the
10:09trial, he can say, look, it's just, I tried it. This is what the jurors found. But in fact,
10:14they have made so many decisions that made it impossible for the defendant to win before he
10:21ever walks into the courtroom. And that was done here. And they did it thinking again that they were
10:27going to win and there would never be a federal authority again that would question them. So they
10:33really crossed a bunch of lines and in a way that, that, that I believe has lawyers and DCs
10:41really scratching their heads. And is it indictable? I don't know. It looks to me like a kangaroo trial
10:46looks to me like total lawfare in the way that she, well, I think it looks to them too, as you know.
10:51Well, I mean, I think, as you know, it looks that way to me. And I think it looks that way to any
10:55neutral observer who comes in. And as you know, they've already sent a letter of an interest
11:00to Colorado saying, we're interested in everything about how she was indicted,
11:04how she was tried and how she's been handled since she's been in the prison system.
11:09And I know, talking to one of our attorneys, they, the AG there submitted a motion to essentially
11:19pull out or for the judge, the federal judge to disregard the US government's, not right legal
11:26terms, but the US government's interest that's probably not going to happen. And that she
11:32should, that hearing should be happening here fairly soon. The habeas, habeas hearing there
11:37in a federal district court in Colorado. And, you know, and I know Patrick, folks who might not know,
11:47I mean, besides helping in the efforts on elections and COVID and health and so forth,
11:55you have been very instrumental in helping support Tina Peters. And, wow, what you've done is amazing.
12:04A couple million dollars for the most ridiculous trial. Just the fact that they would not try her.
12:10They carefully crafted the charges. So it was never something she could do was introduce in court.
12:18Look what I found. I found massive evidence of corruption. There's never, because of the way
12:24they've made the charges, practically, you know, they were so Mickey Mouse. And do you remember the day
12:29a trial that their whole case hinged on when she gave the ID from county employee Jerry to cyber forensic
12:41specialist Conan, when she gave that ID that, well, in reality, Jerry knew all about it. Jerry met with
12:53him the night before. They plotted. He was all excited. He sent texts that showed that he was all excited
12:58about it and that he handed over. He said, I can't do this operation myself in a court certified way.
13:05You go ahead and do it with part of turning his ID over. But then when they needed to prosecute Tina,
13:13they needed to say, well, she did that surreptitiously and lied to him. He didn't know anything about it.
13:19And I believe they threatened him and said, get up on the stand and lie or we're going to
13:25come after you. So he got up and said, I didn't know a thing about any of this. And then on the stand,
13:32he was confronted with his own messages. He didn't realize that the copies had been saved
13:38and his own messages. And do you remember that day? And so he was completely impeached on the stand.
13:48He moved his mouth, his gums flapped, and he ended up just saying, well, I don't remember sending
13:53those messages. And afterwards, the prosecutor instructed the jury and the judge sort of echoed
14:01it that, you know, sometimes people's memories differ from documentation. And when that happens,
14:06you might, it's perfectly okay if you believe the memory and you ignore the documentation.
14:11You know, you should look that up. It's, it's in the clip. You should go and look that little
14:17moment in judicial history up. It was really hilarious.
14:21You know, Patrick, I remember talking with another Patrick, Patrick McSweeney,
14:28telling me he'd never seen a case like this. He goes, they wouldn't even let Tina put on a defense.
14:33He, he, he's flabbergasted. He was flabbergasted at what he saw.
14:36Just sitting. I couldn't, I couldn't believe that could happen here in America. Of course,
14:42we saw what happened to Trump. We saw what they're trying to do to you and others. They,
14:46it's lawfare. And, and Tulsi talked about that. She said, Mr. President, lawfare, as you know,
14:53being a victim of one, and then she went into the elections and the hand count and so forth. So
14:58I think all the efforts are, are coming to fruition. The right folks now know, and they, and now they
15:07know that what they have is authentic. Oh yeah, they do. And Tulsi was not
15:15speaking off the cuff. I believe I'm familiar with the, the process, but which whose final result was
15:23Tulsi Gabbard being in the cabinet meeting saying we now have definite proof. Uh, I'm,
15:31I'm confident. So that's what I mean when I said that they now have definite proof. They know that
15:36we were right from the beginning, from day one, from day one, after the, the election of November,
15:42from November 4th, 2020, we've been right. How do you think Trump feels to know that he was right,
15:49that he had got cheated out of the presidency? Notice that I noticed Patrick is that this
15:55morning when he's in the white house press avail with the prime minister of Italy,
16:01previously he, before Tulsi's comments, he would say, well, you know, something went wrong in 2020,
16:07you know, what happened in 2020 election. He said today in the, they were there at first in the cabinet
16:14room. And she was sitting across from him in that room. He said, rigged election.
16:19He said that today that the prime minister right across. And I was going to ask you if it's okay
16:26with you. I know Juan wanted to certainly let you speak and whatever you wanted to say, but if it's
16:30right with you, we can bring them in. I would love you guys to talk about not just the U S but Brazil,
16:35Romania, France, South Korea. You're seeing all this. If they can't manipulate their election,
16:40they're just going to try to arrest people or impeach them or, or whatever. Sure.
16:48Okay. Well, we'll, we'll bring in there. There's the one. Hey folks. I didn't want to interrupt
16:56what Patrick was presenting. And at the end of the day, though, we know that there was 71 countries
17:03plus the United States, according to the people who engineered this theft, where elections were
17:10flipped and overturned and frauded. And so, uh, the most recent and serious in my mind outside
17:17of the United States is the situation in South Korea, which, uh, most Americans are unaware of
17:22the fact that we've been sending a steady stream of, uh, extra personnel to, uh, fill out our ranks there
17:31because of the, uh, uh, situation in South Korea. It's a very situation where that stolen election
17:38happened back in April. And the president was trying to get to the facts of that when he declared
17:45martial law to have legal ability to go into, uh, their vote, um, uh, central vote counting center,
17:52uh, and all the electronics. And of course, South Korea is going to be the same shape that we are here
17:57in America. You're going to have a paper ballot, which when you mentioned Tulsi the other day in
18:02the cabinet meeting, the last comment in the clip that most people have seen, Tulsi says,
18:10I said, Mr. President, we're going to have to go to a hand out paper ballot.
18:17And that's exactly where we're going. Of course, that's why we have this executive order, which,
18:21uh, when Patrick and I were out there in DC and had all of the guests there at DC, and that was just
18:27a wonderful time right after the president's inauguration. Um, that's when in reviewing this
18:33together and I asked if some folks could help put together, I had seen a different one and I didn't
18:39think it was adequate to the task with an existing proposed executive order that, uh, was in the
18:44president's circle. And so this one that, uh, our folks have put together, that is just world class.
18:50I don't know if Patrick's had a chance to read it through yet or not, but, uh, this team, um,
18:57that we've got between TAP and the coalition of candidates, et cetera, are just some of the finest,
19:05uh, minds in the country. I think better than even, uh, the lines that are around the president
19:11in many ways. This, this executive order proposal is better than what anyone else I think would have
19:19come up with outside of this team. And I'm, I, you know, just couldn't be more excited about it.
19:24At least the most critical information is contained there. And then if the president's people want to
19:29review it and change it according to what they're doing, which probably is there's, there's, uh, at
19:36least two, probably three more executive orders regarding elections that the president is going to sign,
19:41um, over the next, uh, weeks. And, uh, uh, I think two more of this, uh, next month.
19:47Sometimes you're in the same location. Don't even know you're in the same location.
19:50Uh, what do you think, what are your thoughts once this breaks about really in full about what happened
19:59here and what they're doing to Bolsonaro and Brazil, the, the second Romania election, which I think is the,
20:05the, the May 4th, where they're concerned about the deep state there, not, not pro-Russian. It's the,
20:11it's the, it's the EU that's trying to keep the populist movement from going. And then in France
20:17with Le Pen and in South Korea, what do you make of all that? And what do you think is going to
20:22benefit a result after this all comes public?
20:25I think we're going to break through it. It's all going to be exposed. And Trump should basically say,
20:31I'm not going to deal with an, with an official of a country until there's been a clean election
20:35in that country. Cause I don't know if any of you globalists even represent your people or not.
20:40So you have a, you go have an election, but we're, you know, they're going to be able to
20:48it's funny how now the EU strategy is just outlaw anybody who right wing, like for the Germans,
20:55it's half the country. They just decided AFD has, cannot win and it's hanging in Romania
21:01in the name of preserving democracy. Yeah. They had a, they had a jet who,
21:06the audience doesn't remember, he won the election and then Macron came in there, spoke to the
21:12constitutional court, which, which is unprecedented and basically told them, no, you're not, you're not
21:20recognizing this election. It's going to be null and void. And I tell you, talking to, um, Colonel
21:25John Mills retired, has been on this show before Patrick. He, um, he talked about, uh, you acting
21:32US ambassador, you not, not a Trump person. He's the one who went to that constitutional court in South
21:39Korea, who was going to not impeach the president. They just impeached and our deep state guy,
21:46freaking ambassador, acting ambassador, push that to happen. Push them to impeach the president who,
21:54who was, who was, uh, getting that access to that election stuff. And, um, you know, Colonel Mills,
22:01like, Hey, you know, I know it's not a Trump guy, but we got to be careful of the US forces commander.
22:06They're not doing good things. Um, a four-star belief. And it's acting ambassador, you and why you
22:13end. And, um, uh, again, it's the deep state trying to fight back. They, they do not want things to go
22:22the way of, I heard, I heard the guy who's, uh, hopefully will win the Romanian election today was
22:27on a show and he called it the, the, the, now the, the transatlantic populist alliance of folks who are
22:36fighting for, you know, national populism. Well, let me, let me dive in here and just add one
22:43thing. You're forgetting what just happened a couple of days ago in Guatemala with the, uh, huge,
22:49huge win of the, uh, uh, conservative candidate there. And the country has just erupted in Thanksgiving,
22:57uh, huge parades, uh, everybody out because, uh, they've been freed of this very leftist, um,
23:06government. So, and it was, uh, due to the way that the election was choked down and held,
23:13uh, and the people turned out just in massive numbers. And I think it's a, uh, uh, taking along
23:19with, uh, the, uh, victory by president Trump. One thing I wanted to add, uh, you know, I was talking
23:26with, uh, someone who people would know the name of here. Uh, you know, he's in the billionaire camp,
23:33uh, uh, uh, not, you know, Elon, but another technologist. He was commenting to me, uh, uh,
23:41last week and I, and I got it from another person also, uh, in this realm. They were making a big
23:49deal of the fact, uh, both these men that Patrick, you were right. And, uh, when you pointed out, uh,
23:57in a number of places about the virtual systems that, uh, these folks were creating outside the
24:04country, uh, Serbia and other, where the vote system was in a virtual world and, uh, then flip the
24:12machines and then those virtual machines were shut off. And the, and the one person was saying,
24:18we built this type of. No, we lost you on. Oh, sorry about that. Uh, somebody was calling. I
24:31can't stop them. There you go. But, uh, this, this was something that his firm actually, uh, championed
24:39as a way to do, uh, some of this stuff all the way back, uh, just after a nine 11. And so, uh,
24:47you correctly identified these virtual systems. They were demonstrated for people who went over
24:53and visited some of these technicians and they explained exactly what they did, the procedures
24:59they did. And, uh, uh, I think we're going to see more people that are in the right places
25:05within the cyber world come out and continue to verify that. But, uh, I doubt anybody, all the people
25:11that were looking at this, the experts looking at how the machines were worked and the systems were
25:19worked, uh, none of them that I'm aware of until you said it publicly were aware of these virtual
25:26systems working and being at a core of, of what was done in the election flip.
25:32Yeah, they're in the election. They're actually in the county election systems.
25:36The virtual machine is created inside the county's machine. So it's like a ghost machine
25:43in the machine. And it, they do the work through that. And then it, what just disappears. And it,
25:49it barely leaves a trace on the hard drive. It's all done in the Ram chips, this creation of a
25:54virtual machine. Yeah. Well, I'm glad. Yeah. It's I'm high. I've given my information to the public
25:59with high confidence about what happened. We know we, we have the engineering, this reverse
26:05engineered this down to the luggage rack. Hey, Patrick, if we could, I know you have, um,
26:13a unique perspective on, uh, China, having been there and speaking Mandarin and so forth. What,
26:20what do you think is the path forward? I know we had, uh, Boone Cutler on here a couple of days ago
26:27and, um, let them know, uh, Boone said he and General Flynn are writing a, uh, an antidote or counter to
26:33unrestricted warfare, um, to help people fight against it. Certainly the people in China and then
26:40you are transnational, the folks who have been kind of, uh, abused by the CCP. What, what is your,
26:47what is your thought process? Knowing, knowing that culture at Chinese culture, but the CCP culture,
26:52what do you think is going to happen with this escalation ladder we see? Well, Trump,
26:59Trump is making more and more absurd demands of terrorists because he doesn't want, the truth is
27:08they just want to decouple. The relationship's over, but rather than come out and be the first guy to
27:12say that, he's making these, they want to decouple the U.S. economy from China and make the world make
27:20a choice between the two. And the world's going to choose, most of the world is going to choose the U.S.
27:26U.S. if it's on certain. So, uh, and that, and that's going to really, you know, the U.S. is 25% of
27:34world's GDP, 35% of the consumption. China can't take a 35% hit to its domestic production. It has,
27:43it's been delivering, it has two things that keep it in power. One, domestic growth, and two,
27:50jingoism. And everybody knew that 2020 was where they were going to kind of have to start switching
27:58because they were at the apogee of their power in 2020. Their population, for one thing, their
28:05population was at its peak in 2020. They're now losing a one, one and a half percent of the population,
28:11one percent of the population per year. That starts, that starts working its way through to
28:17your GDP figures. So if they had to reach for world domination, 2020 was the time to do it. And as you
28:24know, I think that's what we've been living through. It's kind of funny. This is one of those fights that
28:28we, if we sort of tuck up and just keep ourselves okay, it's like we're in a boxing match with someone
28:36who's been stabbed in the jugular. And we don't have to really go for broke. Now, they can still
28:41kill us if we go for broke. But the truth is, if we just keep boxing and moving, time is going to take
28:47care of them at this point over the next five to 10 years, maybe faster. These tariffs, if they have,
28:53the thing they really fear is mass unemployment. And I'll close on this thought. In 1989, after the
29:02military was used to put down the citizens, the, the CCP made a deal with the military,
29:13because no military wants to do that. No military wants to have to do that.
29:19They know how we're talking about Tiananmen Square, by the way.
29:22Yeah, I'm sorry, I didn't say that, that they made a deal that their great fear was ever having
29:32domestic uprising, domestic unemployment, again, which is where they, they can, so all their domestic
29:41policies are about transferring value from the countryside to the city, they want to keep people
29:47in the city happy and fed. Everything is about keeping, they do not want there ever to be any
29:54sort of large domestic uprising that comes out of unemployment. So this is really strategically
30:00problematic for China to have a, take up an unemployment like this.
30:06Wow. It's, it's interesting. One, one, one more question on this is, I know, Sam Faddis,
30:15former CA agent, he was on a show talking about, but this is doing the right thing. G Van Fleet,
30:23when I asked her, if you could be in a room with President Trump, what would you say about
30:26what he's doing with the CCP? She said, keep going. And Sam Faddis, so he said, we just have to be alert,
30:34is that member in August of 41, we put the, the gas and so forth, embargoes on Japan, thinking that
30:41would drive them to the negotiating table. And of course they attacked Pearl Harbor. Do you know,
30:48knowing, knowing that part of the world, do you envision them being backed in the corner with,
30:54might they try something like that? Well, they will just do it. Just understand that yesterday,
31:00they put a, Trump put a ban on a new, the most high-end AI chip. The H20 Nvidia chip. Yeah.
31:09Well, you know, if it really starts compromising their electronic sector, is the, is the chip made
31:17in Taiwan? It's made here. Oh, good. Well, the more we, I think that we are in danger, if they're going
31:29to attack basically now and now, meaning a window of the next three or four years, five years, is the
31:37time to attack. Their, their relative position, they, gets worse after that as their, as their own,
31:45as their own economy start loose, starts really, they're having a massive depopulation problem.
31:50They have a bottleneck in their, uh, demographics. It's really amazing. They're like aging, aging very
31:59quickly. And the average Chinese woman's having one child. You know, you need 2.1 children. We're,
32:05we're, to replace, we're all upset because we're down to 1.6, 1.7. They're down to 1.0.
32:12So that's a collapsing population. We've never seen a country go through something like that.
32:20It's a lot of, I don't know how they're going to handle it.
32:24Hey Patrick, I know, I was going to say, I know real quickly, I know Patrick is, um, I know you're
32:29still recovering and don't want to have you sitting too long. Before, before we move on,
32:35as Patrick wants, he can leave. Juan, would you maybe say a, a prayer just for Patrick's health?
32:41Yeah, I will. And, uh, by the way, just one thing I wanted to add, when, when we took down the Soviet
32:46Union, uh, we did have an ace in the hole. They had been greatly weakened on every front, morally,
32:54spiritual stuff, uh, their economy, uh, the basis for the way they control the satellite countries.
33:02Uh, we defunded them through oil and gas and, and, uh, even their ability to sell arms, uh,
33:08that anybody wanted out across the world. But we, um, took rubles that we purchased from them and
33:15flooded them back into their economy. And so from the time that we started, the time we were done,
33:20it was really only about four months and it was so rapid, so near instantaneously that they just
33:29didn't have a chance to respond. And of course, what president Trump is doing right now is causing
33:33that kind of a rapid change, uh, not a slow change where they can adapt. Uh, and so when we say keep
33:43pouring it on, because as much as they want to adapt, this situation is morphing very quickly.
33:49If there's a genius behind the methodology, it's that we don't let up and don't, you know,
33:56we've got to keep tension on the line right up to the point where we get an agreement. And it's not
34:00quite the same as the situation with Japan at the time, uh, where World War II started. I think
34:08it is a bit different and, and you even see it in the, in the talk about the weapons. They're putting
34:13things out to make China have to think again, do we really understand what the military, uh,
34:19technological capabilities are, uh, in the U S or have they, are they thinking a little bit too far
34:27back? So, but, uh, Patrick, you're, um, tremendous ally. And, uh, so I don't know that, that we would
34:36have gotten through this, even with all the people throwing in and trying to help you were there to
34:42bridge through on some critical stuff, uh, including these people, uh, that we had to, uh, take care of
34:50till we could get to, uh, Trump being back in and then bring them in to bring the evidence. So, uh,
34:56and, but more importantly, even now, uh, you're still needed. Uh, I don't think, uh, that the almighty is
35:04done and there's still stuff that, uh, you're here to do. So father, God, I pray that you would, uh, work
35:12miraculously within Patrick's physical body. Uh, we thank you for the sharp mind and the, uh, clarity
35:21that he's brought to so many situations around the country and his willingness to be, uh, utilized
35:30at critical moments in our history as a country that, uh, in many ways are only known to you. Uh,
35:38even the people who may have interacted with him and worked with him would not be fully aware
35:46of his hearts at his, uh, thoughts and focus that, uh, they just wouldn't understand, uh, but you do.
35:56I pray father, God, that you would work within his physical body, weave all those parts, uh,
36:01correctly back together and that his immune system and his body functions would be, uh, precisely as
36:08designed from the beginning and even better. And that you would give the doctors and the staff,
36:14the people working with him, uh, great insight, uh, intuitiveness in order to suss out anything that
36:22needs to be dealt with, uh, with what they have available. And that you would, uh, preserve and
36:29protect him and make perfect provision for him, restore not only that, which he has, uh, given
36:37both physically and mentally, and even within his resources that he was given, but as a good steward,
36:42that you would bless it and double it down and more so that he can continue the work that you have for
36:47him, uh, past this administration, even out into the future. Uh, we thank you for him. Thank you for
36:55the way that you work through, not just him, but the people you put around him and giving him
37:00just great people. And some of those staff need, uh, your, uh, assistance, protection,
37:06and, uh, healing hand also. So, uh, thank you for him, ask you to bless him, make that perfect provision
37:13in Jesus name. Amen. Amen. Amen. Thank you very much for the beautiful prayer. Thank you guys.
37:21That's great. We can tell you and I are both Catholic. Yeah. And remember to get your audience,
37:30if you want to see, continue to see great stuff to get done in this country, Americanproject.com,
37:36sign up for $5 a month. Thank you very much. Patrick, thank you. I'm gonna go see, uh, Carlito.
37:43I hope I'll be going to Charlie's, uh, Charlie's deal in, uh, Trump Doral. I don't know. Oh, really?
37:50Yeah. I'll be there. I know it. I know it. I'll see you there. I'll see you there. Thank you,
37:55Patrick. Bye-bye gentlemen. Bye.