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Hi everybody. I am Holly Salyards and I have my guest Rob Cunningham back. Hi Rob.
>> Hey Holly, how are you?
>> I'm great. Wonderful to have you back. So we were talking offline about where we are with the Clarity Act and Japan just passed something that's like their Clarity Act and where we're at with X money with Elon Musk. So there's a whole bunch of things we can dive into. So I'll turn it over to you.
>> What a time to be alive. You know, it's a combination of the most exhilarating moment in the history of our lifetime blended with who who sang the song was it Neil Sedaka somebody that sang the song waking up is hard to do?
>> Yes.
>> [laughter]
>> I think we're all seeing an unbelievable convergence of puzzle pieces and dominoes falling and Clarity Act and all over the world and and Japan and interest rates and Iraq visiting the United States and the Abraham Accords and coming to a resolution very soon it looks like with Iran and the oil markets and the Hormuz Strait of Hormuz. It's a there is no explanation that falls under the umbrella of coincidence that it can explain all of this. It's just impossible. It's It's a reset. It's a transformation It's a frame off restoration of the world's monetary system where people are getting in line and you know I would ask your your viewers to just consider what does the world look like with 10,000 stable coins? You know, when the Fortune companies all have a stable coin and 207 nations all have a stable coin. Well, what does that even mean? A stable coin means that there has to be absolute proven reserves on a one-to-one basis for every dollar, every stable coin that's issued. Period. That's the definition. 1 + 1 = 2. You know, gravity is real. If you jump off a building, you're going to hit the ground really hard.
>> Unless you're Superman.
>> Unless you're Superman. And and a stable coin is a stable coin, which means there's one-to-one 24/7 collateral that can be transparently verified and the amount of circulation that you have, whether you're Apple or Ford Motor Company or Amazon or Argentina, it doesn't matter. If you have have X amount of currency in circulation, you have to have Y amount of collateral that the world can see. That's called sound money. That principle is called honest weights and measures. And in a system of honest weights and measures, debt slavery cannot exist.
>> God.
>> I mean, it's that simple. It's It's profoundly simple, but people that, for whatever reason, don't want to believe it, haven't spent any time looking into it, think it's a conspiracy theory, have Trump derangement syndrome. Pick your poison. Too much pride, too much ego, too much fear, too much group think, too much TDS. Choose. Okay? But at the end of the day, every nation in the world is moving towards crypto. Almost the the vast majority of nations have their form of Clarity Act legislation. Gold has never been more owned by central banks and nations around the world than at any time than exists today. And the interoperability and the level playing field is a simple matter of fact. It's not an opinion. It's not a theory. It's not a concept. It's not happy talk. It's documented evidence the world over. So, you have to ask yourself if we're going to have a decentralized monetary system, what's the role for the Federal Reserve? What's the role for the Bank of International Settlements?
>> We don't need them.
>> For the International Monetary Fund? America is no longer going to be able to drop bombs on somebody's head because they didn't go along with their our foreign policy. They don't get to go and make a one-size-fits-all World Health Organization policy because they control the currency of the world. We're not going to have a world reserve currency anymore, Holly. If people would allow themselves just to believe we're going to get away from a one-world government centralized bureaucracies trying to tell everybody what they can and cannot do, it'd be a lot easier for them to let their guard down and start to get a little curious and and ask better questions.
>> Yes. I agree. So, let's go into this um article that I read to you before we hit record. Breaking, Japan officially introduces its version of the Clarity Act. The bill recognizes crypto as a financial asset and it allows banks to hold it. It would also cut crypto taxes from 55% to 20%. So, chime in on that one, please.
>> [laughter] [gasps]
>> In the last 2 weeks, Holly, we've probably seen more countries clarify their their clarity legislation. We've seen it in Japan. We've seen Russia doing it. We've seen Vietnam doing it. We've seen all of the EU do it in the last two or three weeks. We see Iraq doing it. We have seen Russia and Iraq and Venezuela rogue nations talking about adopting compliance with US dollar distribution. Why would the Secretary of the United States Treasury allow Iraq to be a licensed distributor of the United States Treasury dollar unless they had some control, compliance, and transparency and the ability to end it if they didn't do it correctly. And it's so important to understand when the US Treasury is issuing these permissions, it's very different than the Federal Reserve. A an NGO issuing debt notes with strings. The US Treasury is offering participation mutual consent participation based on transparent performance. Not strings, how many genders there are, climate science policy, any of that stuff. It's just pure sound money policies because the world reserve currency has been the Federal Reserve system, but if you notice in the last 2 weeks, they're printing these new things off the Treasury. They look like dollars, but they have new serial numbers and a new signature on them. And they're being issued by the United States of America as an asset-backed dollar not as a Federal Reserve debt note.
>> So, let me ask you with that, does it say Federal Reserve on it or US Treasury?
>> It has the Federal Reserve name on it. It has the Treasury Secretary and President Trump's signature on it. Not his image, but his signature. And here's the key point to this. If people understood that the Federal Reserve can have its function changed and completely redefined, let's assume that it was nothing but a distribution warehouse and all it did was distribute US Treasury dollars instead of print an unlimited amount of Federal Reserve debt notes, lend them to us, and charge us interest for using that private script. What if we turn the car around 180°, we issue the US dollar and the Federal Reserve under its new leadership is just a mechanism for helping those that want the Treasury dollar to be able to get it under the terms and conditions of sound money. Maybe the Federal Reserve just becomes a warehouse and it becomes a distribution factory instead of a private script counterfeiting manufacturing entity that charges usury interest and accumulates a $40 trillion debt tab that we're supposedly supposed to pay to the city of London.
>> Is there a problem with that?
>> I don't know. I don't know. You [laughter] tell me. You tell me. Maybe we can get out of being a debtor and we can just turn that entire function around, get rid of that NGO having any kind of lawful authority over a constitutional republic, and do things the way our founders meant to do them. Just saying.
>> Yeah.
>> [laughter]
>> I mean, it sounds like a brilliant idea if you ask me. Maybe everybody is ready for it.
>> It could be a reason that some people hate our president maybe even. Or or told to hate our president, you know, because he's upsetting [clears throat] somebody's apple cart.
>> Well, when you mess with people's money, that's been a staple. They're not going to like you.
>> They lose their minds or they do what they're told. They react the way they're programmed to react. They're They They fall into group think with zero discernment. And then you ask them one question as to why they're standing at a protest with a flag or a sign, and they can't answer it.
>> Right. Yep. All right. Let's
>> I'm sorry. Let me get back to your question now, okay? You asked me about Japan. Sorry about that. So, in a distributed ledger technology system, you have to have the architecture for liquidity. Liquidity has to be able to flow around the world. Though, these five or 10,000 stablecoins in 207 nations all having their own currencies, you can't have these individual banks and nations can't have 42,000 liquidity pairs. They have to keep assets and liquidity for these markets to function. Think of a a financial system as a human like a human body. We're 80% water. We have to have liquidity to live. Financial markets have to have liquidity. It would be ungodly, unwielding, and ridiculously expensive if America had to have, you know, keep 40 different trading pairs of swapping between the American dollar and the yen and all the other 207 countries and 10,000. You You'd have to have a a Ford to Japan and Japan to America, America to Ford. All of these trading pairs for swapping assets back and forth, it would be impossible. But if you had a neutral, interoperable, non-sovereign bridge token that could convert everything between just two entities all out 207 countries only have to have one interoperable asset that can help convert a yen to a dollar, a dollar to a euro, a mark to a peso. And you don't have to hold any of those. You don't have to do the nostro-vostro thing where you're having dead, stagnant capital that you have to keep in reserves to trade every time a Japanese tourist comes over and wants to convert their yen to dollars. Well, you can swipe it at the point of a terminal and it can immediately happen through an XRP token. It can immediately happen through the rails. Fast, cheap, and if in a And that's Ripple's entire business model. Why do I bring that up? The largest independent owner of Ripple the world over is the SBI Group, the largest banking entity in all of Japan. Whose CEO of the SBI Group has said 100% of Japanese banks will run on XRP and the XRP ledger for a liquidity purposes. So, Japan is having to end what's been known for decades as the yen carry trade. In essence, they've had 0% interest for decades. So, people the world over both inside Japan and out can go out, borrow Japanese yen, turn around and buy US Treasuries pay 5%. They're making 5% money on their spread. They have an endless amount of debt. The more they borrow, the more they don't have to pay any interest. Now they're getting 5%. Right? I mean, it's insane. So, it's a synthetic form of liquidity. It's a way around printing money, but in essence you're printing money because we're paying them 5%. They're paying nothing and banks and people are just making a crazy ton of money. Well, now interest rates in Japan are rising and it's putting a squeeze on people that hold hold a lot of debt and they're having to sell off. Japan has over trillion dollars in US Treasuries. So, if they are to continue to uh excuse me. If they are attempting to um unwind that synthetic liquidity so that we go back to a um sound money system asset back currencies and they end this it's not a Ponzi scheme, but it's it makes no sense. Um then that liquidity will go away and that will pretty much put America in a more illiquid position because now where does the global liquidity come from if that liquidity source dries up?
>> Right.
>> That would entice or give financial reasoning for the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates to add liquidity that was subtracted from the Japanese liquidity. Well, if that were to happen, risk on assets like XRP and XLM and HBAR and Algo and you know, XDC and all the Quant these tier one level one ISO tokens are going to probably have an asymmetric performance if the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates and liquidity pours in the United States market at about the same time the Clarity Act passes. So, we get this double legislated benefit I end to the oil cartel pri- oil pressures with the straight up war moves conflict. Iraq gets its house in order, is welcomed back to the international banking community. That triggers 33 nations signing on and activating the Abraham Accords. And now all of a sudden we have interoperability the world over including the United States of America with lower interest rates and sound money. Uh you're looking at a very positive volcanic sequence of events that could all connect together quite nicely.
>> Yes. Um it's all stacking up. So let's move on to X money which is on Eon Elon Musk um on X because a lot of people are saying they're investing in it, buying it, and I'm not familiar I've heard of it but I'm not familiar any of the details. So if you can go into that for the people.
>> Sure. Sure. A man with a background at PayPal um who owned back in the '90s the domain x.com, loves the word X, has a fascination with the word X, has a child named X, has a Tesla car model named X. He had a x.com domain. He had an X pay credit card back in the day when they sold PayPal and he made a bunch of money and rolled it over into into Tesla. Um X money is part of Elon's long-term vision to turn Twitter or X into like a WeChat, a Japanese a Chinese version of an everything app. An app that can do scheduling, education, banking, medical records, reservations, money, insurance, the whole nine passport. It can just become an absolute everything wallet, if you will, a multi-purpose engagement wallet. Well, it turns out there's one word that like Larry Fink and others that will not come out of Elon's mouth and that's XRP. Or XRPL. Can't talk about it.
>> Why is that?
>> NDA, maybe? Uh the same reason a lot of people can't talk about it. However, some strange coincidences since 2014, Cross River Bank, a US uh insured um the US It's a USD USDC insures depositors through Cross River Bank. Well, they've been partners with Ripple since 2014.
>> Mhm.
>> And the bank behind that is And the bank behind Xmoney is Cross River Bank.
>> Ding ding ding.
>> And you can have the guy that founded PayPal that's trying to create a WeChat app is using the same banking clearing house institution as Ripple and offering people 6% interest on their money whether you have $5, $20, or $50. You can get a metal card, a debit card. You can buy stocks, bonds, cash, credit cards, and get 6% on your money. You can direct deposit your money right straight into it. You get 3% cash back in XRP for using it and spending money. Uh there's not a bank in the world that's paying a half a percent interest at best right now that can come close to touching 6% and the banking institution writ large is losing their mind. So, Elon himself has 250 million followers. I I don't know was there a billion followers or however many total users of X. Think of it as an online community bank where you can send somebody $20 as fast as you can click like or make a comment or reshare their their post on X. You have a bank account, a direct deposit, you have every incentive in the world to use it. You can get a metal debit card that lets you use it any way you want and there is not a banking institution operating today that can touch 6%.
>> It sounds like they're bypassing the banks.
>> They're improving the bank. They don't have any physical infrastructure. They don't have a bunch of employees. They don't have a whole bunch of you know multi-million dollar New York City 100 you know 12 million dollar buildings in Manhattan.
>> No.
>> They have they have a lot more that they can they can do to monetize I mean this is a media complex. This is an AI complex. It's going to be a banking complex. It's going to be a personal valet device. We're going into the you know beam me up Scotty kind of a you know teleportation communications computing everything app. Well money makes the world go round and if that's where your checking account is, that's where your direct deposits are, that's where your grandbaby's pictures are, that's where your medical record this is where everything is. Um he's got the technological If he can turn a phone into something resembling a Tesla car it's pretty fancy car.
>> Yeah. Wow. So do you know how you sign up for that? You just go on X?
>> It's a slow It's a slow roll. They beta tested it for a while and they're just now at the stage of sending out invitations. It's kind of a one-way invite thing depending on premium users, if you have a blue check mark or don't have a blue check mark. Eventually, it will be open to the world.
>> Okay.
>> I think they're doing a a gradual roll out and an invitation to to get people on boarded in a in a reasonable way that doesn't create chaos.
>> So, it sounds like it would be something worth going and getting.
>> Look, they can they can give individual users up to 2 and 1/2 million dollars of FDIC insurance because they can through their relationship with Cross River Bank, they can spread deposits around 10 different banks. So, if $250,000 is the maximum FDIC insurance, but your deposits can be spread over 10 banks, an individual user can have up to 2 and 1/2 million dollars of insurance on their savings. So, not only they get a higher rate of return, they get 10x more insurance on their direct deposit and the money that they do have. You're going to be able to do bill pay, auto draft, your car payment, your direct deposit, your stock investing, your crypto investing, your your tokens, your real-world asset, whatever, your car title, whatever it is that is important to you. If it's a tokenizable real-world asset, it can be held in a wallet and it can be on your phone.
>> Wow. My head's just got lots of things [laughter] going So, basically, it's your bank account that you can have your money deposited there, you could pay bills from it without using a brick-and-mortar building that we're all used to. You don't need a teller, you don't need uh a bank manager.
>> You don't need any of that today with with Zelle or Venmo or PayPal or Apple Cash, right?
>> Right.
>> Those are just kind of very very limited basic level one introductory messaging systems that don't really actually move the value. They just send a message that I'm going to send you some money from Venmo and you might get it tomorrow or two days from now, but when you get real-time automatic settlement, automatic transfer, three to five seconds, it's more than just a message. It's point-to-point, purse-to-person, money settled, closed, done.
>> Right.
>> And it brings in all the promise of decentralized ledger technology under one device. And uh look at what happens when you can do that with technology and you don't have a half of 1% of the overhead of traditional banks.
>> Right. Exactly. Well, there was a show I had done with my friend Brad who found there was an article that Zelle is your wallet within the banking system cuz they did away with the Zelle app and it is basically instant transfer from one account to another through Zelle. I mean, it hits instantly. So, those are our wallets within the banking system.
>> You know what? There are so many different ways of the correspondent banking system of yesteryears being taken down and credit unions and money center banks and treasuries and corporations that issue, whether you're Ford Motor, Delta Airlines, or you know, Toys R Us, whatever. If you want to start issuing stable coins and having some kind of incentives or or whatever, it's going to roll out in layers. It's going to roll roll out to often times not a lot of fanfare. You know what? When I send you an email, Holly, you don't When's the last time you thought, "Huh, I wonder how many routers and what TCP/IP protocol that this thing went through before and how many servers did it hit before it came from me to you?" Do you care?
>> No.
>> Is anyone going to care about the XRPL, the Interledger protocol, the XRP token, and the transactions per second, and how many pings it took, and the settlement not No. If it's If it works and people enjoy it, they're going to send an email. If they like to watch cat videos, they're going to watch the cat video. They're not going to diagnose, "I wonder how all those pixels are being compressed and sent across the fiber optic line, and man, they're showing up in the vi- It's just so cl- People don't care. They just want to know it works, and if it makes their life more convenient, and it's more efficient, and it helps them have greater purchasing power, and it's as simple as click click click. People It's the infrastructure of what we're talking about, Holly, is going to become invisible.
>> Right.
>> And people aren't And and in 10 years from now, people aren't going to be talking about there's not going to be wars online over whose blockchain can beat up whose blockchain. Nobody's going to care about it. And when we have when my daughters have babies, just like when they woke up and they set a- saw an iPhone and they started using it, they just started using it. They didn't ask about the motherboard, and the processing speed of the chip, or the camera lens, or the aperture, or the I mean, they just use it.
>> Right.
>> It Our kids didn't can't even tell you what TCP/IP stands for. But, that's the protocol that the internet of data and communication is running over. The XRPL ILP, those are both open-source, non-sovereign protocols that the whole world can use. That's the equivalent of TCP/IP, but for the internet of value, not for the internet of voice and data only. So, that infrastructure has been public and available to anybody in the world Holly, you and I could start a business tomorrow and and start programming on the the XRP ledger and connect veterinarians in a zip code and try to create a network and a community and a payment system and do it all one wallet that helps veterinarians and make a business out of it. But, we did And we won't have to pay for access to the XRP ledger. We don't have to pay for the TCP/IP to take Bitcoin or Ethereum or XRP or XLM or Japanese Yen at the point of purchase in that network. If all we want to have is gold tokens or US dollars, then no matter how somebody pays us, it's translated to US dollars and dropped into our account. And that would all happen behind the scenes without us having to be technical or financial gurus. It would just happen. Okay? But, for 15 years, Ripple has not only understood the protocol layer, the XRP ledger and the interledger protocol, which they helped develop that that they helped the founder of Ripple help start this nonprofit global foundation called the interledger protocol, because he knew there'd never be one blockchain to rule them all, but they had been building a business on top of those protocols with RippleNet and XRP tokens for the purposes of connecting banks together and helping bridge banks from the world of Blockbuster to the world of Netflix. So, they're a bridge technologies provider that's helping people leave the old fractured correspondent Federal Reserve debt note fiat money system and transition over to the whole brand new monetary system. That's been their business focus. And liquidity there's four major components. There's liquidity, there's collateral, there's data, um and um smart contracts. Okay? They're a part if you were put the whole overall new monetary system in the four parts. Liquidity, collateral, smart contracts, and information. Okay? By far and away the most valuable, the most rare, and the most important of all of those is liquidity. If you don't have liquidity running through the health the financial markets, you don't have a healthy market. It becomes ex- inexpensive. Traders can't trade, people can't hedge, you know, you can't do commodities, you can't do four quadrillion dollars of trading over markets that are not liquid. It's not efficient. So, it happens to be the most complicated, and it also happens to be the singular focus, real-time cross-border settlement, payments, liquidity that Ripple has been working on for 15 years with 900 employees, being sued by the federal federal government, the SEC, putting clients and conglomerates and nations all over the world onto this infrastructure. And strangely enough, for whatever reason, the old legacy people just don't seem to be able to talk about XRP. IMF and World Economic Forum and Larry Fink and Jamie Dimon and now there's a lot of other banks that said, "Hey, we're all in on Ripple. We're all in." Japan, the Middle East, Abraham Accords, Bank of America's been a long-time partner. Why does JP Jamie Dimon hate XRP? Because if Bank of America takes a hold of it, it gets a competitive advantage and Bank of America's number two and JP Morgan's number one, maybe Bank of America can give JP Morgan a little run for their money cuz all of a sudden they get lower cost capital, easier to move money, less employees, better services, better customer experience. They can run faster, more efficient, offer better services, innovate quicker and better, and start to eat JP Morgan's lunch. Maybe that's why Jamie hates crypto and hates Ripple and doesn't talk about Ripple and tries to create a even though he's using it. You know, this is the man that said, "If I find anybody touching Bitcoin, they're fired." while he's spending $400 million in Europe building a crypto trading desk. So, don't listen to words that come out of their mouth. Watch what they do, not what they say.
>> Well, the bottom line with all these banks is crypto is not going away. They're have to adapt to it because it is the new banking. It's the new way of of life of our financial future. So, they either adjust or they're going to be left behind.
>> And they're also going to have to almost rethink the idea of bank.
>> Yeah.
>> Bank is a storage centralized intermediary that gets involved, holds your money, uses it while you're not using it, instead of a financial services company that can help give you advice and add value, but they don't get to own your money, they don't get to lend it out, they don't get to do fractional reserve lending, they don't get to trade in the in the three-day or two days of settlement, they don't get to trade with microbots and AI engines and trade, you know, on the interest they don't pay us while the money's moving from point A to point B. They don't get to declare bankruptcy and say, "Oh, by the way, that money you thought it was yours, it was ours. We created the Federal Reserve debt note and we let you use it, but it's really our money and uh so sorry, we're bankrupt and your money's part of our estate and we're taking it. I know you thought it was yours, but when a government issues you actual sovereign currency, it's bankruptcy remote. You'll find out that in the Clarity Act, um no instant it 100 per crypto and digital assets are 100% bankruptcy remote. A company cannot go out of business, Coinbase or whatever, and go, "Oh, we're we're taking um we're taking your your money, too, because we, you know, it it's or it's part of the estate." Doesn't work that way, that's part of the Clarity Act.
>> Good. So, any final words or anything else you want to talk about?
>> Yeah, um I would I would ask people that are on the edge, that are dealing with anxiety, dealing with fear, dealing with uncertainty and doubt, listening to all the wrong people, um to put things in perspective, okay? Our country was pretty much hijacked in 1871. You know, they created the District of Columbia, turned it into a corporation, um inserted the Queen and King's Bank from the City of London onto America 1913. So, if you go from 1871 to President Trump's election in 2016, that's 145 years. The thieves and the hijackers and the liars and the money changers have had their shot at rewiring everything for their benefit and deceiving the hell out of us. Trump came down the took it office in 2017. Was that 9 years ago? And we're this close. What's 9 years versus 145 years? Yeah, but nothing's happening. I can't see anything.
>> Not.
>> [laughter]
>> Nothing's happening. It's only happening if you refuse to look, if you have too much fear, if you have too much anxiety, if you think it doesn't matter, if you have Trump Derangement Syndrome, or if you're watching the idiot news.
>> Or the wrong intel providers that
>> wrong intel providers.
>> hope you have every day that it's happening today, tomorrow, today, tomorrow.
>> The power of death and life flows through the tongue. And the principalities of darkness are here to divide, deceive, devour, destroy, and kill. And that means they want to kill truth, they want to kill hope, they want to kill kill your knowledge, they want to block you from discernment or wisdom or objectivity. They want to destroy and separate us from truth. Because once you live in a state of fear, they can kick our ass. Mhm. And we were told about 365 times fear not or be not afraid. Why? Because fear is the tranquilizer, is the stun gun that stops us from thinking rationally, from living without fear, and trying to have the eyes to see what are these money changers doing to us? Why do we have to have two people working 60-hour weeks and our kids outsourced to daycare and barely able to put bread on the table? How did that happen? Why Why could our parents' generation have one wage earner and four kids and everything was fine, and now we're running our asses off with two wage earners and can barely have time to say hi to our kids? How did that happen? Maybe if we started asking better questions instead of bitching and moaning and complaining and and saying nothing's happening and it's all this conspiracy and Epstein files, Epstein files. I mean, it's like, are you kidding me? That's really the level of depth that people are thinking about? Is this going to happen? Absolutely. Are Is the media a captured agency designed designed to do the very thing that it's doing, divide and conquer, confuse the hell out of all of us? The very group that told us to go get the Fauci ouchie? And we see what he's doing today? And he was leveraging his staff to go get him nine different awards. One of them was a $900,000 public service award. So, he's got government employees he's telling to fill out these applications like crazy, submit the applications, then call the auditors and call the ethics people that are overseeing those agencies and saying, "Not only have we submitted our application, we want a yes, we want a yes fast cuz Fauci needs the money." So, he's lying to people about the clot shot. He's weaponizing or or leveraging taxpayer employees to spend money to go get bonuses that go into his bank account while tens of thousands hundreds of thousands of people are dying. And he's hiding the science and telling us don't touch Ivermectin, don't touch early treatment, don't go get in the sun, and wear three masks. And every question they asked him today, he gave a middle finger to Congress and held Congress in contempt by claiming the Fifth Amendment. When it's a thousand percent case law. If you get a pardon, you're not allowed to stand on that privilege and not answer questions. So Fauci was either going to He had three options. Tell the truth without any Fifth Amendment privilege. He does not get to exercise the Fifth Amendment after you get a pardon. That strangely went all the way back to 2014. Two, he has to lie, which is perjury, which is not covered under his pardon because that's a new crime that happened after his pardon. Or three, to claim the Fifth Amendment and now you're in contempt of Congress and you can be arrested and prosecuted for contempt of Congress. So he had seven or eight lawyers behind him and he wouldn't answer a damn question that anybody asked him about what he did and what his role was and millions and millions of people dying and him making grotesque amounts of money and 90 billionaires being created and how many lives were destroyed over a fraud. So
>> And it's done.
>> Yeah, people people have to uh
>> and time and time again.
>> People have to understand this is the level of dark deception and evil that we're trying to fight our way out of, that we're trying to turn the tables over again. We're trying to put light on all of this fraud. We're trying to get our freedoms and liberties back. We're trying to make America great again and money great again and medicine great again and you know, families great again and manufacturing great again and jobs great again. We're we're trying to get our nation back and stop this endless military-industrial complex fear, loathing, climate science, eat bugs, 15-minute cities, ride bicycles, junk climate science. All of this taking a knee and worshipping the narrative of a bunch of I thought it was in God we trust, not in presidents we trust. We're supposed to self-govern, not be slaves of the government. One is outside in and the governance is inside out. If the kingdom's within, then governance comes from the inside out. If we're sheep and we don't know who the hell we are, what we can do, what our rights and privileges are, we do whatever the people on the outside tell us to do. That's not the way this joint was wired.
>> Well, I agree with all of that and anything else you need to or want to add?
>> I'll shut up.
>> [laughter]
>> Well, you you gave a lot of great information, filled in a lot of blanks for the people and again, it's just a matter of timing. It's all happening. It's just coming out at the exact right moment and we can see it in the news. What is happening, the progress being made, but it's slower than everybody wants, but we have to just
>> Every single day, uh one of the one of my favorite questions is how big is your faith?
>> Mine is huge.
>> How big is your faith? Every day we get to say, "Do you still believe? Do you still believe? Do you still The show It's like silver in the in the earn. You know, and this the silver maker knows exactly when to pull out the silver when it's 99.9% pure before it burns. The way he knows is he can see his perfect reflection in the silver. So, things in the heat and in the pressure are being refined. They're being polished. The impurities are getting taken out of them. While we're in the heat, we have a chance to work on our faith. And it should It shouldn't be I'll I'll work on my faith after XRP goes to $20. I don't think that's the way the world works.
>> I think we also during this time need to work on refining ourselves, polishing ourselves, getting rid of stinking thinking, getting rid of lack mentality, working on being a positive optimistic person regardless what's going on in the world, waking up every day happy that you woke up today. I mean, there's so many things that we can work on. And work on I think the biggest thing is discernment. Because we can be deceived by all these people out there just because they do a podcast or they they sound like they can talk intelligent, but they're deceiving you. They're leading you astray. And it's having that discernment within There there's a Excuse my lack of expression, but a meter we need to have internally that when somebody says something it's like uh you know, it just goes off. You need to know. Those are the things we need to reclaim.
>> To your point, we just said the exact same thing in a little different way, but at the end of the day the good book says my people are destroyed for their lack of knowledge. What kind of knowledge? The knowledge of laws and principles that are recorded in scriptures that Jesus taught. Okay? When I say how big is your faith, faith in what? Faith in those laws and principles that are immutable and indestructible and eternal. We have faith in the laws and principles. And when we do, when we know what's true, then our ear will go that's not true. We'll have that discernment because we know what the laws and the principles are in here and now. Not the laws and the principles up in the cloud when we get to heaven. The ones that we use every day when we take every breath and we take every step. We need to have faith that those laws are the lawgiver created laws and gave us laws and principles. And it's our lack of knowledge of how those laws and principles apply in our daily lives where we're destroyed and we fall victim to people that are snake oil salesmen. But when you have a mastery of those laws and principles, then you have discernment, then you have protection, and then you don't fall victim to liars. Because truth and lies can't exist in the same cup. Right. It's either true or false. And when we know what we know and we've mastered those laws and principles, then we're not destroyed by ignorance. But what gets in the way? My If my people will first humble themselves. Knock the chip off your shoulder. I don't care how many degrees you have. I know a lot of people had two and three and four degrees and went and got the Fauci-ouchie and three or four little bonus shots, right? And I know a lot of folks never went to college and could see right straight through it and didn't touch it. Okay? So, wisdom is different than intellectual training.
>> Mhm.
>> Discernment is different than degrees. Right? And so, having a a strong soul and a and a strong constitution and street smarts and wisdom, God doesn't condition discernment and wisdom and peace and power and joy and presence on your bank account or how many degrees you have. Or anything. He just says
>> Mhm.
>> get out of the way and let me hang out in your where and do what I'm supposed to do through you in you on behalf of the kingdom and your couple run over 30, 70, hundredfold. Okay? But first, you got to shut up, quit thinking you're all that in a bag of chips, stop relying on your own human processing intellectual ego understanding, get rid of the pride, humble yourself. If you humble yourself, that's the gateway that opens the gateway to the way into the kingdom. Which Jesus said don't worship me. Follow me. I am the door. I am the way into the kingdom. And don't call me great cuz these things I've done you can do and even greater thing. Follow me, my teachings, my ways, and my laws and the principles. God will then be in you, him and me, you and me, him and us. Undivided kind of a thing. Him Make room for him. And oh, the plans he has for us, right? But if we want to lean on our own egotistical I pull ourselves up in the bootstrap and you don't know who I am. Do you know how much money I have? Do you know who you know, I'm a assistant to the assistant president. You know, shut up.
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>> Right? I mean, we got to get our identities right and we have to get our laws and principles up here in our head. Then we're unstoppable. We're unstoppable, but if we think we're going to lean on our own understanding, we're going to get our asses kicked. Cuz the deceivers are principalities of darkness manifestly more sophisticated than we are trying to lean on our own understanding. But with God they can't lay a hand on us.
>> Right. That's a wonderful place to end today's segment. Thank you so much for coming on. It's always a pleasure.
>> It's my pleasure to be here. Thank you for having me.
>> Thank you. Bye everybody.
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