CGR WEDNESDAY 072623 Melanie Collette Clare Lopez Rick Manning

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I pray it's a spirit-led program talking about the issues of the day through a biblical lens. And it's crazy to me that things that are coming out now, all the stuff about the Wuhan laboratory and so on. Do you know when we covered that? Three years ago, three years ago, Nan Su and I walked everyone through all of that.

You can find the post and all of the broadcasts of it recorded. And we followed the trek all the way back to 2019, which is when they started all of that and then walked it forward, even asking the question, gee, I wonder why 7.6 million cell phones went silent. Nobody told you about that. All right, my next guest is here, and we're going to talk about what I believe is going to be significant for every single person listening or not listening, quite frankly, right now. And that is the bubble, the crash, and the currency. And she is, this is Money Talk with Melanie. This is her sweet spot. And I'm so honored that she's joining me now each and every Wednesday here. And we won't always talk about money. I just say, we didn't last week. We introduced Melanie last week.

And if you missed that, go back a week and listen to it because it's an incredible story about how she came to faith and how she also came to understand a conservative constitutional republic view of America. Melanie Colette, what a blessing to have you. Thank you for having me. I'm so honored that you would have me every week.

Honestly, I'm the one I am the one who's honored, man, I'm gonna make me you're gonna get me all watery over here. Stop that. All right, MoneyTalkwithMelanie.com is the website. But I want to get into that because I just in my spirit, I feel like, you know, everybody keeps talking about the bubble. And, you know, I was watching I mentioned to you in the green room, I watched multiple times, I've watched the film, Margin Call, and I just recently saw another one that's along the same line, that talks about what was going on and how they were, you know, shorting those mutual funds and and and and building value. And, oh, the guy is actually the guy from the office is one of the main characters in there. But he, you know, he kind of sniffed it out. And then he went down to Florida, and started going through these neighborhoods, find an empty house after empty house after empty, I mean, million dollar homes that were empty. And then talking neighbors and being like, what's going on down here? And and they were like, you know, people are walking away and then going and talking because he initially talked to the guys that were given out the loans.

And they're just like, hey, they pay me to write the deal, write the deal. Well, do you verify? Do you verify any income?

Ah, they looked at each other and laughed. Yeah, right. That Yeah, no, that doesn't matter. You don't verify income. Why they want the house? We were told give them the house. So we do the paper and give them the house.

It is it is, you know, it's frightening that that kind of thing happens. And you know, another thing that's happening in the housing bubble is, you know, the these private entities coming in and buying up property because and converting them into Airbnb or rental properties, which is very lucrative for them, because that you know, the cost of housing and the interest rate is really high right now. And just the general cost of housing is high. And it's leading to one housing shortage, and a shortage of affordable housing. So you have, you know, companies like BlackRock, who will come into a neighborhood and buy all these, you know, houses that are abandoned and convert them into rental properties. I mean, honestly, it's, you know, from a business perspective, it's actually super smart, right already have kind of the infrastructure in place probably to create, you know, that segment of their business.

So you can understand why they want to do that. But it does it is creating a crisis and a bubble for the average, you know, would be homeowner. Well, it is, are we aren't we? I mean, aren't we repeating also the issue relative to the stock market and and the buildup of the market and and, and again, you know, I, you know, you talk about subprime loans, and you talk about, you know, things that are given an A credit rating when they're actually more like a triple B. Okay, we have an A credit rating right now. No, we don't. We're at an A didn't we get downgraded to I mean, we're like an A we got downgraded to like an A minus or something like that, right? How do we even how do you even have a when you are over a trillion dollars that like a couple trillion actually, dollars in debt?

How do you how do you get how does that work? Like, we're barely paying getting the interest paid. Let me see. So a federal government was given a rating below triple A S&P announced a negative outlook on triple A April 2011 downgraded to a triple A plus. I'm trying I'm trying to see when if they're even putting when the when the last downgrade was. No, that's not doing could get downgraded if a default.

Excuse me. Um, let's see every few years. Fitch America has a perfect credit rating with Fitch and Moody's not because of its fundamental finances. So because we keep making the payment is is is is the bottom line. They don't they're not looking at the debt. They're looking at the at the payment.

So go ahead story short. Yeah. With that is once again, the government gets treated differently than its citizenry.

Right? Because we, you know, credit scoring companies count our debt. 30% of our credit score is our I'm sorry, our use of credit has to be at 30% to maintain a high rating. So that means to in order to keep a high rating as far as the part of the of the score, that is your your debt or your credit usage. If you had a ninth a credit card with $9000 limit, in order to be positive or graded positively, you would only have to borrow $3,000 on that credit card.

Okay, over $3,000 on that credit card that lowers your credit score, because you were over 30%. All right, now, so I'm looking at this as you were talking, I was I was reading a little bit more about this. And this this is this is what pops out to me.

And just tell me if this makes any sense to you. So the global the globalists are threat are basically saying the republican side, the conservative side is saying, hey, no more debt, no more debt, we're not going to incur any more debt, we're not going to vote for any more debt, we're not going to allow this to continue. The globalists are saying, hey, you better pass all this, you better you better create money out of thin air, and you better do it now.

Or we're going to download you. Folks, I want you to understand what's happening here. What's happening here is is that they're using finance as a lever to take over America.

Because yeah, because the goal is communism. Yeah, right. That really is.

Yep. So you know, what happens as far as housing is concerned, the more the the faster I should say, the housing prices escalate, the less people are going to want to buy them. And if that happens, what happens is inflation gets too high.

And people are like, it's too much money I can't buy. And that is what inflates the market and creates what they call a housing bubble that will burst. And same thing, by the way, can also happen in the car loan market, the student loan market market, right?

The credit market in general, like it's not just housing, the housing bubble that has a possibility of crashing the economy in general. Well, and and and and this whole idea or this whole concept that they put together about paying off everybody's student loans or student debt again, you know, where does that money come from? They've they've got to really do think it's like the conversation I've had about reparations with people, people honestly think that the government is some ambiguous entity. Many people do not get the connection between the gut like you paying taxes and they're coming out of your paycheck, going to the government and then funding these programs. A lot of people don't get that.

I've explained it like over and over and over again. People are like, but I'm like, OK, but do you do you realize that in order to give that kind of money to people, they would necessarily have to raise taxes. And those two things together are going to make more things expensive and drive inflation, which means people are going to have a big problem now, especially if wages don't keep up with the inflation rate, which as it stands now, wages are not keeping up with the inflation rate. So, you know, ideally that's what you want wages to do, to kind of be in harmony with the economy. But that's not what's happening right now. But people don't really understand that it will negatively affect your pocketbook when you have to pay more taxes.

I don't really understand why. It's taxes and fees. You've got to you've got to think about it in terms of, you know, you get paid for for work, for something that you produce, you produce something, people pay you for what you produce and and what you've produced then generates income for other people as well. So there's this cycle of of finance that is taking place.

Government is not established to to be a business. Government is and I really do think that their goal is like once the once the bubble burst, especially in the housing, the housing area, the housing space, that they're going to say, oh, well, you know what? Since there's all these houses that are that are on the market, we're going to have to significantly lower. They're already doing it significantly lower the standards. Like I remember when they did that in 2008, it led us to this. Like they're going to lead us just to another bubble with their policy. Right. They're just going to say that the government just has to step in and just provide housing.

Well, that's what I think. I think what's happening now is is that we're moving to the place where they're going to say we're going to buy up the housing or we're going to take over. We're going to take over the bank. We're going to take over the housing.

We're going to federalize all of it. And then we're going to dole out houses to who we deem worthy to have a house. And you know, this is where all of the DEI and ESG is going to come into play because they're going to give housing to the ones that they want to appease. And that's their move.

And it's interesting because I think that, you know, and I'm going to talk with Reverend Clinard about this coming up next hour relative to how you've got so much death and sterilization and murder and single parent home and so forth in the black neighborhoods. Right. And he's been battling this for years and years with his black genocide dot org. But they keep they keep pushing it. And I'm loving these ticktocks and and reels supporting Jason Aldean.

I did one. It's five days ago. That's still being retweeted.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. The NJ GOP diva on Twitter. That's not Twitter handle. I love it. I love it.

I love it. I didn't even name myself that somebody else that a friend of mine did that happens to be our mayor. Ah, well, see, you need to you need to you need to find me on I'm back on Twitter kind of incognito. I'm not following you.

I don't know if you are I'll have to we need I need to look and see if that's if that's the case. But yeah, because you know, I'm my my original handle on Twitter was was permanently banned. Really? Yep. Lifetime.

I got a lifetime band. Because I called Eric Swalwell a Chinese spy whore. But he's a Chinese spy whore. That's kind of what I thought too. Yeah, that's that was that was that was pretty much what I thought I said.

Well, he is a Chinese spy whore. So I'm I'm I am at CGR schedule. And I'm Pastor Greg CG for I so it's at CGR schedule. Oh, really? Yep.

You really faked them out this time. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Big time.

Big time. I don't I don't understand these people. Oh, here we go.

Gotcha. Yeah, I don't I don't. I don't quite understand. I just don't. And when you bring these things, and you should see, you should see all the hateful responses that I'm getting. One person said Coon says what?

Oh, my gosh, that was just one of the very ugly tweets. Somebody else called me a mammy. All right.

Yes. So give me your you are what now again, at NJ GOP diva at n j g o p d i v a. Yeah, there you are. I got you.

I'm following you now. Now why didn't Kim or whoever posted the tweet about the show? Tag me without they did. He didn't.

He didn't. I just I'm on I'm on the exceptional cons. Twitter page because when I googled you, Pastor Greg. Okay. And the tweet came up about me being Oh, he is Monday through Friday. Okay.

I don't know. Oh, joins me as a news contributor on Wednesdays. Got it. He Yeah, but I never he never tagged me in a tweet.

All right. Well, he may not he may not have known what your what your tweet handle was. So really? Yeah, it's possible. possible.

It's possible. He tweeted me I would have I tweeted it I would have I would have retweeted it. You would you would have tweeted tweeted back.

I would have tweeted you like there you go. All right, so I am going to does your audience mind us doing I have you know what folks we're having fun here. I hope you're I hope you're with us and and having a good time. Because because we're we're just you know, we're just getting at it right here. You're listening.

You should follow Pastor Greg. Yes. Yes. Yes. Right. Absolutely.

And the exceptional conservative. Yep. Yeah. Money Talk with Melanie. All of that.

While we're doing our housework. Yep. There we go. All right. I just I just I just I just jumped it out there. So there we go.

All right, we've got about we got about four minutes or so left. You know, they they've used this Jason Aldean thing to continue to drive the race issue home. And and and and again, it's you know, about I mean, do they do they really believe that that black Americans haven't figured this out? Oh, they do. And the sad part is it's because a lot of black Americans haven't figured it out sadly.

Like I you know, a few of us have a few of us have but just not enough. And you know, it's to me, it makes no like, I don't understand how it makes sense. So this guy does a song about the, you know, random acts of crime and violence and violent protests, right? Right.

Featuring in the video features all this violence. And he says, try that in a small town. And, you know, and I would I would venture to say that many people who are criticizing a song has never have never lived in a small town.

So they probably just really can't relate. I live in a small town. And I can tell you that is all facts.

Right in a small town that I live in. They tried it. And we imported every five from all over the state. And it was done.

It ended up being a peaceful protest. Right. Like it should be. Right. Yeah. Hey, if you play that here. Yep.

You if you want to if you want to, you know, express your opinion, you can express your opinion. But busting windows and looting and setting fire and and and and walking around beating people up and and and yeah, yep, yep, smashing out windows and trying to, you know, intimidate old ladies and whatever. That that note that you know, that that that that crap don't fly. And the other thing that I actually really like I posted this on Facebook the other day, we print our arrest, our arrest blogs or logs. Yes, they're printed in a local paper.

And they are emailed if you subscribe, you can subscribe to get that emailed like every week or every month, everybody who's been arrested. So we know so you know, so you know, who's who's messing up? Yes. So there's an accountability in that? Yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah.

Find out. That's all he was saying. Yep. Yep. Absolutely. Absolutely. Now. Yeah, they they're there was a very minor attempt.

I live just outside of a very small town. And there was a minor attempt to try to raise, you know, do a little something here. And, and we had some, we had some fellows in pickup trucks that went and put an end to it. And we also we call some pastors. Yeah, to pray. Yeah, and do a prayer circle. And I think, you know, that was probably what really protected us.

Yeah. But we called in many extra law enforcement from all over the state, you know, from the sheriff's department and locals and all that. And we also called in our pastors, and had the pastors do a prayer circle. You know, our mayor very wisely talked to the crowd came down to say, you know, what's going on?

How can I help? And it's very hard to have an angry protest when that's the kind of leadership that you have? Yes, ma'am. Absolutely. Absolutely.

All right. Final seconds. Are we in a bubble?

What are you predicting for about 30 seconds? We're in a bubble in all areas. Like I mentioned earlier, the car loan area prices are sky high student loans, especially because of the policy situations, housing, credit cards, you're in a bubble. And it's scary, save your money, try not to know it's hard with inflation, but you gotta save your money and try not to run up your bills. It's tough. And as much as you possibly can, I imagine try to get out of debt.

I mean, your best your best position is, if you if you can't afford to pay for it, you know, now now may not be the time to get it. So there you go. I collect basic basic financial literacy.

And I actually want to just say one more thing. In relation to that I am doing financial literacy for adults on my Melanie Collette presents page on Facebook. Okay, so if you go to Melanie Collette presents, I'm doing financial literacy basics. On my Facebook page for adults.

I taught it for 12 years. Excellent. Melanie Collette.

Directs. Yes, Melanie Collette presents, Melanie Collette presents on Facebook. All right. Thank you, Melanie, so very much coming up next Claire Lopez, Rick Manning, join us. We're going to talk about the bombing in Ukraine in Odessa. We're going to talk about the open border and the child trafficking and all that comes up next year on Children Generation Radio. I'm your host, Pastor Greg. Hi, this Pastor Greg and you're listening to Children Generation Radio. Get more children generation radio.com.

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Great to be with you both. Well, so you brought something up, Claire, that I guess maybe we should begin with that because it's something that I don't think a lot of people think about. And that is the grain production out of Ukraine. And it kind of ties into what I'd ask you relative to the bombing in Odessa and whether or not that's going to have an impact on the relationship with China. So why don't we begin with that and give us your thoughts on that, if you would.

Yeah. So dating back to last year, 2022, there was an agreement in place among Russia, Ukraine, Turkey, Black Sea, you know, bordering countries that grain shipments out of Ukraine would be allowed to go forth, go out. And that's critically important for a lot of poorer countries, especially in Africa, especially North Africa, across Tunisia, Algeria, Libya, Egypt, especially, then also Sudan, Eritrea, Ethiopia, which countries have to import a large percentage of their caloric needs for their population and then subsidize that.

And so a lot of that takes the form of wheat made into bread. Well, it turns out that Ukraine, plus Russia, supplies something like 12 percent of the entire world's caloric needs and a huge percentage of the wheat and other grain, corn and barley exports, plus seed oils, too. And that agreement among those countries held for a while until just recently. Here now in July of 2023, the agreement fell apart. The Russians reneged on it and have bombed, as you say, Pastor, bombed Odessa, which is, of course, a port city on the Black Sea, which will have dire implications, not just for the Chinese relations.

I think they'll probably work that out. But but dire implications for these countries that need to import grain. Rick, you made a comment in our green room relative to Biden and a policy that supposedly was, you know, great foresight. But last year, the concern was 50 percent prior to the war, 50 percent of the grain exports went through Odessa and adjacent ports. The remainder of the exports went through the ports that were destroyed. Mary Escapol that got destroyed in the last and taken by the Russians.

So that is a. So the when the initial when those ports were being taken and they were no longer usable for grain exports, the Biden administration, Joe Biden came up and said, well, we're going to increase the amount of winter wheat produced in America to try to fill the void. And America has millions of acres of land which has been taken off of production for wheat and corn and other things under a cost under Conservation Act purposes that could be reinstated for production of wheat for winter wheat and would be good for that purpose and used in the past for that purpose. And not a not an acre was taken off. The promise that we were going to fill the void, that farmers were going to be encouraged to fill the void was effectively made and forgotten by the Biden administration. America could help fill the void to prevent the starvation.

We couldn't fill the entire void, but we could help help fill that void. But the fact is, the Biden administration is anti agriculture production and is and is attempting to maintain and expand the taking land out of agriculture production for reasons that are that we all can guess. Claire, you talked about the price of agar of fertilizer, fertilizer.

What impact is it? Does this whole situation have on the price of fertilizer? Well, here's the thing, too. In addition to all those grain products and seed oils that we've mentioned, Ukraine also produces at about 50% is the number that I've seen of the fertilizer that American farmers use. Why we don't produce our own beyond me to know. But something like 50% of American farmers fertilizer is imported from Ukraine, maybe formerly from Russia to some.

But that, of course, has been curtailed drastically for all the reasons you were just talking about. And so although American farmers apparently can get the fertilizer they need for the acreage they're planting, the prices have gone through the roof. We have farming folks in our family with whom we were having a family reunion back on the Fourth of July. And this is what they told us that they can get enough of the fertilizer they need.

They grow wheat and corn and soybeans, but the prices are skyrocketing. One other thing that people kind of neglect on this is in terms of shipping out of Ukraine, the future episode, we can talk about the impact of higher prices for grain production in America and what that means at the grocery store for all of us in the next six months. But we also have in Ukraine in particular, people say, well, why can't you just put it on rail cars and take it out using rail cars? And from what I understand, and correct me if I'm wrong, but one of the remnants from the Cold War is that the rail system in Ukraine that runs in Russia and Ukraine doesn't use the same gauge of track as the rail system in Romania and elsewhere. And that's deliberately because Russia moves its troops using rail. So rail is not really an answer, is it? Well you're absolutely right, Rick, that is my understanding of the situation as well and particularly west out of Ukraine through into Poland. There are ways to overcome it, obviously time consuming and expensive offloading from one rail car on one side of the border to rail cars on the other side of the border.

Or as I understand it, it's possible to raise up the cars, change the wheel gauge on the cars, and then resume. Time consuming, super expensive, not realistic for the use of rail to export as a replacement for ship export, rail export out of Ukraine. Absolutely right. And that's all implicated then in both pricing and just in basic supply. I mean, you know, pricing certainly becomes a concern.

But the greater concern is the fact that you're going to go in and discover empty shelves. And I would assume that when it comes to fertilizer, as an example, if our farmers and ranchers cannot get fertilizer, that's going to be a major, major blow to our own ability to be able to respond to this situation. In my mind, it also, you know, deals with and Rick, you've pointed this out that, you know, our our war situation that this this supply of munitions that we have going on, is depleting our own supply. And, and we've all three of us talked about the fact that we don't have the ability to create these things in America. Now, let me let me let me preface that by saying, we have the ability, but we don't have it currently, because we're not producing the components necessary for all of this production. Right?

How do we how do we solve this, guys? How do we how do we get I mean, fertilizer and and and crop and all of that, but go ahead answer that's not very limited government. But the fact is, we have something called the Defense Industrial Protection Production Act. And there's certain things that have to be that we need produced in order to protect this country. Donald Trump used it to, to make PPS. So we had masks and all that kind of stuff and medical and medical gowns and the like to deal with COVID.

It is a and made more ventilators than we any world will ever need. Fact of the matter is, we have the capacity to to say, fertilizer is an important thing we have to be able to make precious metals, rare earth metals, we have to go get them out of the ground. And we have to be able to smelt them here, we have to be able to convert them from rock to usable metal here, right? Those are things that the President States can do and should do to be able to overcome the stranglehold that we've the administrative stranglehold we've put on the production of things here in America. And to emphasize the ability to have aluminum, high grade aluminum made here, high grade steel made here, dependable, not dependent upon China, not dependent upon India or other places, dependent upon America and American workers to do it.

That's in our interest. Is it are we in a situation that is that's dire? Yes, we are in a World War Two, we're in a World War Two production needs situation. And unless we have the capacity to to meet that need, by having those industries domestically up, running and vibrant, unless we have that, we will find ourselves in a very short war that we're unable to fight.

Claire, your thoughts? Yeah, I agree completely. I think in the time since World War Two, perhaps, America has gotten away from the idea of some of these industrial products that that Rick is mentioning rare earth elements, aluminum, steel, and not to mention fertilizer and the components for it, gotten thinking of those as national security related. And we have to turn that Iran Green Party. Sorry, I wasn't me. I'm being facetious. But it's, you know, climate change, Green Party, environmentalists. Well in the fact that the the Chinese basically told, I don't remember who was over there talking to him, but Blinken wasn't it Blinken? Maybe it was Blinken, basically told him that, you know, we're really not going to follow the really worry about any timetables on dealing with the green stuff, you know, backing away from their pledge to get to do what we're having to do by 2030.

Basically backing away from the Paris Accord. So that's where we, you know, we have people who have a vested interest in America failing. Those people are overseas, but it's also people who have money interested in an international economy and not the US economy and don't really care if they make their money in the US or they make it in China, they make it in Bangladesh.

They don't care. And the World Economic Forum has been very clear that they see the future of the world, the 21st century of the world in China. They don't see it in the United States, don't see it in free enterprise, don't see it in capitalism. They see it in controlled economies and controlled populations.

That's what the and these are some of the biggest businesses and biggest world leading, the most prominent world leaders who sit there and say, nod their head that China is the future. That's why we're seeing what we're seeing. And it's people like the listeners of this broadcast, the viewers of this broadcast who say, no, that's not where America wants to go. That's why that's why we have to stand up and say, no, we're going to we're not going to play your games anymore. We're going to we're going to start demanding that you do what's right for America. Claire, that means that. Go ahead.

The other thing is Mr. Hawk, Mr. Hawk, how about that? The American economy is really the engine of the world economy. China's economy is faltering right now. Don't depend on that. That's right.

That's right. America's economy falters any more than it already is. That affects the entire world. But America's economy can't be propped up by continuing to debt service ourselves either. You know, and and that I mean, I just we just had the conversation with Melanie Collette in the last half hour where we were talking about how all of these credit agencies in the last month or so are trying to apply pressure to our Congress to get them to raise debt ceilings and increase our debt or over gonna we're gonna, you know, mess with your credit rating. Well, that that is world that is that is a that's financial terrorism that is being brought against the United States by globalists and and and by these world financial organizations like the WEF. Well, once again, 10 years ago, crazy people like me and perhaps Claire and undoubtedly you were all pointing to Greece and the failure Greece at the same credit.

We did right here on this show right here on this show. Yep. Yeah, they drove Greece into bankruptcy and forced them to cut people their social security their social security systems. And and they also they also went into I don't know if I think it was in Crete, but they also went into personal bank accounts and drained their people's bank accounts to pay the country's debt. Think about that exactly.

That's exactly what happened. And that's why when you sit there and you start talking about digital currency in particular, it creates a it makes it so the money isn't yours. If you can't if you can't take it out of the bank, if you you know, if you're sit there and you can't access your money, if you have to ask permission to access your money, it's not your money.

Just numbers on a sheet balance sheet, but in your money. That's the same argument I make about kids. When you if you have to go to the school and ask the school for permission to take your your your blood out of their institution, you don't then they they have kidnapped your child, flat out. They have kidnapped your child. And you need to wake up and recognize that these schools are kidnapping kids every single day. And if your child says something that triggers them, guess what?

When you go to pick up your kid, they will not be there. Mark Sisson Say we do that we're living in a brave new world. Claire, you've been you follow what happens with the you know, the pressures, international pressures and stuff, and how the how people get countries get manipulated from international pressure. How do you see this whole kind of idea that the banking systems are beginning to try to pressure the United States government into policy actions based upon our indebtedness?

Claire Well, I'd have to preface this by saying I'm not an economic expert at all. But I do see things the same way that you're seeing them, that these pressures coming from supranational organizations are having an effect here, because people here are allowing it because they're going along with it. All we would have to do is say no, we're not doing that.

And that's the end of it. But they don't do that. Mark Sisson Well, and I and I, you know, I tell people this all the time, folks, look, there are still some small local banks. And there are their lime bank is is a is a is a more national becoming a national interest, but they are independent. They're a patriot based bank. There are others that are doing it, john rich and them have established another bank that's along the same lines. Get your money out of these international interests. Wells Fargo is an international bank. They're an enemy of the country. Bank of America is owned by China, they are an enemy of the country.

Get your money out of these institutions, and go to local banks, support your local banks, support those that are patriot driven, and and control where your funds are being held. You have to you have to it is critical right now. But yeah, I'd say, you know, we face a lot of challenges.

And, you know, they, we haven't talked about any of this stuff in DC. But the fact of the matter is there are we face America is under pressure from around the world. And, you know, the answer that we have right now in our current government is to succumb to that pressure.

And but try to only succumb as much as they can get as they can the politics, the United States will stand. And the fact of the matter is, rather than succumbing to the pressure, we have to push back, we have to create environments where we sit where we are self sufficient, and where we are able to end truthfully, where we create a North American trade zone that really matters, and is one that where we are able to have people in Nicaragua, Nicaragua, for example, Honduras, Guatemala, El Salvador, Panama, people in say, in South America, who are coming north, where there's industry being built there as well. So we're able to for all the low labor, you know, where people want labor, low labor costs. That's where you need to build those things, because you don't want to be dependent upon transportation systems.

First of all, I have to go across the largest ocean on earth, and transportation systems that are that are vulnerable and things that you can't get via rail, or, or truck. That is close enough that you can also defend it. So that's our you know, that's our interests. Our interest is a North American interest.

And it is not and quite honestly, given the fact Canada has gone completely nuts, I was just gonna say yeah, our interest is from America South, because Canada is going is going to become under less Trudeau is, is ousted office. Yeah. He's all right. So I go Okay, okay, Mr. Hawk, I gotta I gotta I gotta I gotta tap you down for a minute because you'll just keep going. Henry Clay. Yeah. You're you're you're you're you're you're doing you're running. What do they call that when they when they keep talking and keep talking the filibuster and you're filibustering?

Claire, one of the things I mentioned about kids and children and schools and so on. But there's there's a segue in there to what's happening at our southern border and the child sex trafficking and that whole situation. And yes, we want to have that relationship with Mexico. But quite frankly, Mexico right now is run by cartels, and cartels are making all their money off of recirculating and trafficking children. Talk to that not just the cartels. Agreed. Unfortunately, agree is United States taxpayer funded Department of State funded NGOs, non governmental organizations like Catholic Charities, yep, that are working all of the above hand in glove with the cartels. Yep. To traffic human beings, including children, into forced labor situations into forced membership in cartel gangs.

Once they get here to pay off their fee. Have a look at these two films. One sound of freedom. Yes, which ends at our southern border and the next one that takes off from the southern border, if you will, defend the border.org. Our 43 minute film documentary there is called Death County and the River of Broken Dreams. And that talks about exactly what you're getting at, Pastor, which is the trafficking of human beings, but especially awfully of children into the sex trade in the United States.

And look up. Yeah, our NGOs are complicit. And look up the testimony that Ashton Kutcher made in front of Congress regarding his organization Thorn, T H O R N, which is a digital entity that is that is searching out and finding finding these predators and finding they have rescued 6000 kids, 6000 children. Yeah. Well, so so has Tim Ballard's organization called the Underground.

What is it? The Underground. Right. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Railroad. Yeah. But in any case, that's Tim Ballard. And not to take away from that, but but what was powerful about what Ashton said was, is he's like, look, we've created this entity because of the level of digital expertise.

That's a part of it. Department of Homeland Security and the FBI had a three year old child that they had been watching video of for three years. And they finally came to us and said, well, we can't find them.

And he's like, I mean, think about it. You're asking a digital company run by an actor to have to find these kids because Department of Homeland Security and FBI can't do their job. Won't do their job. Well, that's right. That is the correct. I agree. I agree. I agree. And I want to say, too, regarding these Catholic charities, I have been calling these people out for 10 years. I am I am persona non grata with a lot of them because they're housed right here in Texas.

Okay. But here's the issue. The issue is their their their whole program is get them across, get them and and and process them in and then within 30 days, cut them to the street. Well, as releasing them to people, they do not know who they are. That's my point. That's what I was going to say. As soon as they release them.

Yep. They put them into the hands of smugglers. One number for people to remember since Biden took office, the numbers one hundred thousand. That's how many children have come across the border who we don't know where they are. They came across the border. They were in our custody. And we do not know where they are. Ashton Kutcher's group has saved six thousand children.

Tim Ballard's group saved six thousand children. That's eight. That means there's 88. You know, that shows you the magnitude of the problem. And that's not in Cambodia.

That's in America. Right here. Right here. All right. We're out of time. Thank you both. Again, as always, it is such a blessing to have you on the program because you give such information that I think is so critically important for our audience to hear and to understand. And folks, I just hope you will you will grab this and replay it and replay it. You can find it at the show archives. It'll be up there as well as the link to our cloud hub where it remains.

And just this last week, we had one hundred and fifteen thousand viewers at cloud hub. So very pleased, very, very pleased to have that and grateful to those that are watching and that are acting that are taking action. All right. I'll be back.

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