Summary
➡ The speaker discusses various political events and issues, including the Iraq war, the Israel-Palestine conflict, and the upcoming elections. They express concern about the division and hatred in the country, and the potential for further erosion of rights. They also criticize the amount of money needed to run for office and question the effectiveness of the current political system. The speaker concludes by stating that regardless of who wins the election, the people lose.
➡ Connolly, a key figure in the JFK assassination, shared his personal experience of the event with the author during a meeting in 1992. Despite publically supporting the official story, Connolly privately revealed details suggesting a conspiracy. The author also discussed his book predicting a third-party candidate like Ross Perot, who was rising in popularity but lost momentum due to a poor interview. The author’s background in political campaigns gave him unique insights into these events.
➡ The text discusses various political events and figures, including past elections, the two-party system, and Donald Trump’s family dynamics. It also touches on the influence of money in politics, the role of real estate developers, and the controversial statements made by Jared Kushner about Gaza. The author expresses dissatisfaction with the current political system and the lack of representation for third parties.
➡ The speaker discusses various topics, including the corruption in education and politics, the importance of standing up for one’s rights, and the absurdity of certain COVID-19 restrictions. He expresses his belief in the importance of democracy and the need for individuals to fight for their freedoms. He also shares his personal experiences and his commitment to peace and freedom.
➡ The speaker discusses the need for mass protests to bring about change, similar to how the Berlin Wall fell. They also express concern about the upcoming financial crisis due to high vacancy rates in office buildings and the inability to pay loans, predicting that banks will go bust. The speaker also criticizes the current state of the country, expressing sadness over its decline. They encourage listeners to subscribe to the Trends Journal for more insights.
➡ The speaker expresses gratitude to his audience and colleagues, and promotes various ways to support the David Knight Show, including signing up for the Trends Journal and sharing links. He also mentions a precious metals program, which allows people to invest as little as $50 a month, and a learning program for kids called Wolf Cub. The speaker ends by thanking everyone involved in the show.
Transcript
They’ve got questions for you. You might have heard of them. The first one is my friend Don Jeffries is the author of hidden history and survival of the richest. I’m sure a fan of yours. And I’m sure, and we have, my other friend is Charlie Robinson, who’s host of macro aggressions and author of the book the Octopus of Global Control, also a fan of yours. So I was like, if you’ve got questions for Gerald, let’s, let’s, let’s all do it together. And, but first of all, welcome Gerald Celente, a founder of trends journal. I’m a subscriber and of course, occupy peace, many other great things.
Thank you, sir, for being here. Well, thank you. Thank you for having me. And of course, my friend Don Jeffries, the legend himself. He’s here. Thank you so much, Don. Appreciate you taking time and coming to talk with Gerald with me. It’s an honor, especially to be here with Gerald. So I think I’ve admired him for so long. I had him on my show once a few years back. And, yeah, certainly he’s a man after my own heart because I came from the left, too. I’m a classical liberal and populist, and there aren’t many of us left, are there, Gerald? It’s so sad what’s happened to this country.
It breaks my heart. I mean, the idiots, the little imbeciles, little boys and girls of nothing telling us what to do. Congressmen, senators, little pieces of crap spewing out their baloney and making us swallow it is just disgusting. And this, this, this last thing they did with this passing, this resolution about anti semitism, how about go screw yourself? Who the hell you talking to? And again, what nobody talks about was that the people running Israel are not Semites. They’re Ashkenazis. They’re khazars from northeastern turkish region. Semites are from the Mesopotamia region by the definition. So the Palestinians are Semites.
These are so, you know, it’s just total crap. Total crap with this spewing out. And it’s totally disgusting how they’ve robbed us of our freedom and liberty in this country. Well, there you go again, Gerald, with your facts and figures. That’s. That’s exactly right. So now you can’t. Well, you technically can’t criticize the Palestinians. Now, if you can’t have any anti semitism. With that in mind, I’ll introduce Charlie Robinson, author of the Octopus of Global Control macro aggressions podcast. And I think this is the most anti war panel ever assembled. Yeah. Makes that Voltaire quote stand out, doesn’t it? You know, you know, I grew up during the Vietnam War.
I’m 77 years old. That was right at the height of the draft movement. As a young kid, I was stupid enough to swallow the crap that if we don’t stop those Vietnamese, those commies taking over Vietnam, those dominoes will keep falling, and for you’ll have. All of Asia will be communist. And I’m not making this up. The dominoes will be falling. They’ll hit the shores of California. I believed it. I believed it as a young kid. And the only reason I dodged the draft is I didn’t want to get killed. I’m seeing guys walking up to water this deep with guns over their head and 50 pounds of, you know, on their backs.
You know, I don’t want to do that, you know, so I did everything I could to beat the draft. Now you got this other slime ball. Every war he loved, he’s three and a half years older than me by the name of Joe Biden. Five draft affirmations. Five draft affirmations. Any one of these little boys that and girls that want to go to war, go over there and fight. Send your wife, send your kids, send your transgenders, go over there and fight. Send your money or shut your mouth. But, Gerald, Mike Johnson, he’s a wartime speaker.
You didn’t know that? Yeah, he’s a wartime. Pray I said earlier, I said, pray tell, Mike, what war is that? Is it the war against us? I mean, what declared war are you talking about again? That little boy couldn’t fight his way out of a paper bag. Well, he’s. He’s my age. Amy skipped all the wars I was in. He didn’t like those. There was some opportunity for. To get involved. I don’t know why he didn’t do it again. They’re little. Gutless little. I mean, look at. I mean, look at them. Look at them. Look at them.
Look at them little Lindsey, did you come out of the closet yet? Graham? Yeah. Lady G. Never saw a war that he didn’t want your kid to die in. That’s a good, that’s got to be in some kind of address book somewhere in DC. Somebody’s got that number. Well, Gerald, Gerald alluded to it, but I’d love to see legislation, it would never happen, but introduced to this, so that if you vote for war, then you’re obviously probably going to be too old to go yourself. But then you have to send your child, you have to send your grandchild or closest relative, so you have a commitment in it because I think it was during the Iraq war or whatever.
You know, I lose track of all the Gulf wars and everything, but I think it was something like two members out of 535 in Congress or something that had relatives serving there. So they don’t, they don’t have an interest in it. You know, they’re sending other people. Yeah. You know, I launched occupy peace over a decade ago, and one of the foundation is close all the bases overseas. We got over a thousand bases. What, in 70, 80 countries, secure the homeland, put the troops to work to rebuild our third world infrastructure. And if you want to go to war, let the people vote, because we’re the ones that pay for it with our money and our lives.
Like you pointed out, these little clown boys don’t go fight. So that’s one of the foundations of occupied peace. And could you imagine if the billionaires put money into a peace movement now? We’d have one. Not a penny for peace. Not a penny for peace. Yeah, Henry Ford tried that into the first world war and, you know, had that. And, Don, you’ve mentioned this. The ship for, they don’t have any of these billionaires or the financial elite. They, they fund war and they’re, or they’re, they’re completely new. They don’t stand up for freedom, liberty. You know, Gerald, you always say when all else fails, they take you to war.
And of course, you, you founded the Trends journal, and I love that publication. But what are you, I mean, with, now that so much has changed on the rhetoric and you, and the last time you and I talked, I started to see the shift where the, the powers, the power structure was starting to turn aggressively towards China, which they had never done because we’d built China up. Zygnu Brzezinski signed the document on January 1, 1979, along with Jimmy Carter, saying that we cut diplomatic ties with Taiwan, that it was a one China policy. Now they’re funding Taiwan and agitating China in every way.
What, what are you seeing? I mean, this is worldwide. We’ve got the, the, you know, the expansion of NATO that, in my opinion, caused the invasion of Ukraine by Russia. Kind of an existential threat. You have the October 7 event and now kinetic war between Israel and Iran, which was always about nation states. What’s, what are your thoughts on all this? You got maniacs in charge and they’re, they’re out of their mind people, and they’re just going to keep ramping this war up. And world War three has already begun. As, as we’ve said, you know, it’s a, again, let’s, as I said, all that when oil sales, they take you to war.
The economy, the numbers just came out today. The employment numbers, they’re down. They were much lower than expected. The, the PMI numbers came out. The manufacturing numbers came out. They’re below 50%. The economy is going down. They’re going to, they were coming into the election. And what they’re going to do is they’re going to keep ramping up the war and the morons and imbeciles will follow it. Because once upon a time there was a little boy with a pair of cojones, smaller than a mothball, born on third base, thought he had a home run. Little Georgie Bush.
You can’t find a more ignorant, arrogant piece of shit like him. We’re going to get that guy, Osama bin Laden, dead or alive. 88% of the people swallowed the crap spewing out of that little gutless boy’s mouth. What happened before that? The.com bust nation was in a deep recession. People couldn’t stand Bush. But then 911 happened. Where for Bush? Where for Bush? Oh, then he starts the Iraq war after the afghan war. The people swallowed it. They’re going to do the same exact thing. There’s going to be a false flag event or something that happens and the people will rally around.
We got to get them. We got to get them. How many people do I know that are, oh, the Iranians attacked Israel. Oh, my God. How many times I heard that when that was happening. The people are going to follow their leader. They’re going to take us. They’re going to escalate this world war three in a run up to the elections. That’s what I see happening. So what’s going on with China? What’s going on Taiwan? What’s going on with the stupid sanctions they’re putting on? How dare, how dare China support Russia when we’re sending what it just said, what, another $60 billion of our money to keep bloodying the killing fields over there.
How dare those Chinese, how dare those Iranians support Russia? Only we could kill people. So true. Gerald. Gerald, what do you see, though? You alluded to what was happening in Congress, which is one of the most shameful votes. I mean, it was right on top of them waving the ukrainian flag after they passed the bill. But then they make it. I mean, first of all, they can’t even define anti semitism. But what I’m seeing now is something I never thought I’d see. And I think it’s a culmination of decades of anti white agenda. They have enabled so many non white students and you’re seeing it on the college campuses.
They look at the Israel palestinian conflict and they see Israel as a white colonizer and they’re going to sympathize the Palestinians, but because the powers that be never want to go against non whites, there’s a huge power structure going, power struggle. You’re seeing a debate about Israel and Zionism I never thought I would see. Now they’re crushing it. And maybe that vote in Congress is a result of that. I don’t know if they typically, when you said about having the people vote for war, I would always say the majority are always going to vote for war because that’s what happens.
People, you know, fall for it every time. But I’m not so sure in the case if you involve Israel, because now you’ve got millions of people that look at Israel differently than people historically have. What do you think of that? Because I think it’s a huge power structure, Glenn. You’re seeing it. They’re cracking down on college campuses. They passed this ridiculous bill to make. They’ve never made it a bill, you know, a crime to criticize America, but, but you can’t criticize Israel. I mean, I think their power dynamics going on we’ve never seen before. Again, what their, it’s, look they’ve been doing, look what they did with the COVID stuff.
How dare you believe you, you. Anything that you believe that the government, that the government doesn’t tell you, you believe in misinformation. Stand 6ft apart. And don’t forget, when you jerk off, you better sanitize your hands. All right? Look at the crap that they make up, that they make people swallow. They’ll make up anything. The war, this, what’s going on with this is no different. What they did with the COVID war. Stand 6ft apart. The wind blows exactly in straight lines in 6ft. And when you get on an airplane, you better put on that mask. But when you’re eating and drinking, you take it off, because COVID knows when you’re reading and drinking.
All right, so you’re going back to what you’re saying about what they’re doing with all the anti semitism and everything else. You got a bunch of maniacs in charge. And the story. You don’t ask a lunatic why they’re a lunatic. You don’t ask a murderer why they’re a murderer. Charlie, do you have anything for Gerald? Yeah, I do. Gerald, you’ve made a career out of noticing patterns. We’ve got 2020. We saw authoritarian overreach, summer of love, rioting leading into an election. Here we are, 2024. What do you know? Same thing. We’re starting to ramp up. It’s riot season.
We’re coming into summer. We’ve got an election a couple months away. What other patterns are you recognizing that we may be walking into? The country’s going to crap. Whoever wins, it’s going to be a split deal. There’s going to be hatred on either side. And again, you know, one of the I can’t stand Trump, I can’t stand Biden. I’m a political atheist. I don’t believe in the system at all. And so I only call things the way they are. Now a magazine, the Trends Journal, we call Trump a winner back in May of 2016, when everybody said he would lose.
Now it’s a toss up. Nobody knows what’s going to happen. But the division in this country has never been like this in my lifetime, where the hatred on both sides is so strong, this country is just going to devolve. And there’s going to be more and more of our rights stolen from us, regardless of who gets into office. And so that’s where we. I don’t know who’s going to win, but whoever wins, we lose, is the way I see it. Again, it’s a crime syndicate and that people call a government. I mean, look how many billions of dollars you need to run for office.
You got that little clown down there in Texas, little Beto O’Rourke, a little boy or nothing. What do you spend? $100 million to lose against another clown, Abbott, like I got in Costello, he got another that in Abrams over there, Stacey Abrams in Georgia. $100 million to lose. You call this it? You mentioned before about a democracy. You spelt it wrong. D u h, duh mo ck. Mock receipt democracy. So it makes no difference. We lose no matter what. Happens we don’t have. Again. You know, I had my last rally I had last May, I had.
Dennis Kucinich is one of the speakers. You know, he’s been a peace candidate for, you know, ever. And he was RFK junior. S campaign manager, and I supported RFK Junior until he came out with, you know, as Palestinians are the most spoiled people on earth. Yeah. Ignorant, ignorant crap. I spoke to Kennedy a couple of times. I donated the most amount of money to him that I could get, that I was allowed to donate. I got it all back. I don’t support him. There’s no third party. There’s no third party in this country. Oh, we’re talking about these other countries that we invade for to bring freedom and democracy.
We don’t have it here. So the elections mean nothing. What do you. What do you think happened with Kucinich there, Gerald? Because that was pretty strange, the way they parted ways. You know, I. They invited me down when Kennedy announced he was running as an independent. And Kucinich, of course, you know, I know the guy, you know, and two days later, he was gone. And who did Kennedy bring in to take his place? His daughter in law. What was the last job with the CIA. Yeah. Yeah. So that’s what happened. Do you think. Don’t you. Do you think his.
His ridiculous, over the top support of Israel had something to do with it? I don’t know. And considered. She won’t say anything. Yeah. Gerald, this is coming out of. Well, it’s a conversation I heard you talk about years ago, and I was just. While you were replying, I was thinking of your friendship that you had with John Connolly. I wanted you. We were just talking about. I talk a lot. I’m a gold and silver business, and I talk with David every week about the trends in precious metals and what’s happening with the currency. And, of course, John Connally was head of the treasury under Nixon.
And that’s when, you know, that was a move that he and Nixon made together. And my friend, Congressman Ralph hall, is one of the. He was the last world war two veteran in Congress. He was friends with John Connally, and they always had this. He told me he would joke with Connally about every. Whenever Connie would start running for something again, he put that brace back on, you know, that he could. Or the magic bullet, you know, from riding in the car with Kennedy. He just give John a hard time. He’s all, you running for something again? I see you got your brace on to tell people that’s where the bullet enter.
But you know, Conley wasn’t, was involved in that. That’s interesting. You know, it’s the theory where, of course, you know, Don Jeffreys here has done research on the Kennedy assassination since Mark Lane, you know, back in the, what? Early seventies, Don? Mid seventies. And, you know, and so that was where you get the concept of the magic bullet theory. Of course, Connolly was around for the modern monetary system, which is the magic money tree is, as David calls it. Well, Gerald. Gerald told this story. I hope he tells it again. He. I think he told it on my show.
It’s fascinating story. When he. When Connolly basically admitted, because publicly, Connolly always supported the, you know, even though he disputed the single bullet theory, but he either didn’t understand or whatever that that proved that there had to be two assassins. But whatever he claimed there were, there were two bullets, but he still thought Oswald did alone, which made no sense. But behind the scenes he was different. And I’ve heard from a couple people, you had a fascinating story where you were a young guy, and he basically talked about the conspiracy, didn’t he? What happened was one of my books, trend tracking, far better than megatrends, Time magazine.
And I wrote this. This came out in 1989. And in this book, I had forecast that the people were tired with the two parties and there’d be a third party candidate and someone like Ross Perot would be it. So now connally wanted to meet me, and I fly out to meet him in Dallas. This is in 1992, two weeks before the presidential election, when Clinton ran against Bush and Ross Perot. And it’s their first time back to the book depository since the assassination. There was myself, a guy by the name of John Jay Hooker, who put the meeting together, and Rama Fox, who was Larry King’s girlfriend, and Pat Cadell, the pollster.
Yeah, yeah. And Cadell was doing the poll polling for. For Perot. Yeah. And we’re parked out in front of the, the book depository. That was. That’s the side where they allegedly shot him from. And Connelly started telling the story when a limousine started telling the story. What happened that day? I have a photograph, by the way, of, but me, him and Nellie in front of the book depository on the side. Anyway, he goes on to say, he said we were coming down. He said, I heard a gunshot. He said, I knew it was a gunshot because I’ve been hunting since I’m a little boy.
And I looked over to my right and I didn’t see anything. That was the grassy knoll. And he said, I was scrunched up into the jump seat. Had jump seats in those days, in the backs of the car. He said, I was in a. Holding my hat on my knee, and I look over to my left shoulder and there were brains on my shoulder. He said, I knew they were brains because my daddy was a butcher. And then he goes, he goes, and I’m sitting right across from in the limousine. He goes, and then I felt a pounding on my back, and that’s when the bullet went through his back.
And he goes flying over and you see the video and Nellie throwing himself on top of him. That’s what saved his life, by the way, because he scrunched up. He goes flying over, the bullet goes through his back, through his chest, through his hand, through his knee. And he said it took about twelve minutes to get to the Parkland hospital. He said, usually takes about 20. There was a doctor that was taking a break that saw the things come screaming in the cars, and he runs down into the emergency room, this doctor, and he was the doctor, was a thoracic surgeon that worked on Connally who got his lungs blown out.
What saved his life was Nellie on top of him, hysterical, because if the air went into his lungs, he would have suffocated. But her hand on it, his hand on it, and her laying on top of it stopped the air going through, by the way, I’m sitting across to him and he had. His hands had all this purplish stuff on it. And I said, how you feeling? He’s not good. He said, they have adhesions in my lungs. And he got me on predison, and I watched my father made a rest in peace diet of when they put him on prenzone, because he worked in the shipyards, and he got asbestos poisoning from the shipyards, and they had him on, on the predison.
So I saw my father dying like that, and I knew Connolly was going to go soon, and he did. He died in April. And we stayed in contact from. From October to February. Anyway, as we’re walking back into the Anatole hotel, he said to me, I read your book. He said, it’s a fine piece of work. And he said, I know your heart’s in the right place. He said, but you don’t have a clue what’s going on, and neither do the american people, because if they did, there’d be a revolution in this country. This is 1992, and as you mentioned, this is the guy that was not only the democratic governor of Texas, he was the treasury secretary under Nixon that took us off the gold standard.
Yes. He ran for president in 1982. Yeah. As a Republican. Yep. But didn’t he say something specifically to you about that there was a conspiracy to kill JFK or he didn’t believe the official story? No, no, no. Because I didn’t. I didn’t want to be disrespectful. You know what I mean? I did. Right. Sure, sure. So I didn’t want to ask him any other questions. I just let him say what he wanted to say. And. And that was. I was so honored, you know, to be there. And. But I’m just telling you what he said about, you know, that, you know, I heard a gunshot, and that was the grassy no where they said there were no gunshots coming from.
And he said, I’ve been hunting since I’m a little boy. So he knew exactly who he was talking about. What was the. It was the publication of your book that’s kind of linked you to Connelly. Did he want to speak with you about anything specific other than the role in trends? No, he wanted to talk about the election. And so what happened that night? This story goes on. We go back up to his suite, and Ross Perot is on with, I think was Leslie Stahl on 60 Minutes. And again, this is two weeks Cadell was through the roof.
He said, perot’s rates are skyrocketing. I have never seen anything like this in my life. Perot goes on with. With, I think, was Leslie Stahl. And she said, how come, you know, that you didn’t campaign during the summer? He goes, well, you know, he said, my daughter was getting married, and I didn’t want to disrupt the wedding for anything. And I didn’t want. And I said, this is the end of it. Well, we’re all there. Cadell, myself, we will watch it with Connolly. And I looked at everybody. I said, this is that. It’s finished. Matter of fact, I was supposed I was going to stay overnight in Dallas.
And this is 1992, when it was different kind of flying. I left that night because I said, this is over. I don’t want to hang around. And so that’s what killed Perot, that, that interview. He was skyrocketing. He still got, what, 19% of the vote? Yes. Right. He was ahead in the polls before that, and he went flying in the polls. And that’s because, by the way, I began my career. You know, I’m a lucky guy. My, I got out of graduate school again, trying to beat the draft. And I was working at my sister’s place, Grace’s lucky lounge.
My sister opened up the second topless go go lounge in New York City, and my mother passed away and very young, and I had two younger sisters, so I moved back to Yonkers to help my father take care of him. I said, what the hell am I going to do? I didn’t want to work. And it was this guy running for mayor, Angelo Martinelli. I got involved in political campaigns. I became the campaign coordinator, and he became the longest running mayor of Yonkers. And I’m working on major campaigns in Westchester county. And they sent me up to Albany.
I became the assistant to the secretary of the New York State Senate. I designed and instructed a course called american politics and campaign technology, how to run political campaigns. And I taught at a St. John’s university. You know, I was at the top of this thing, so I knew how these campaigns were being run. And the reason, by the way, I hit the top so quick is because the people that are in the campaign business are the stupid, arrogant, moronic people that you could find anywhere, anyplace that are looking for a job because they can’t get one in the real world.
These aren’t the brightest cats on the planet. And again, I’m a kid, I grew up in the Bronx and working all my life, you know, we didn’t get allowances or anything like that. You know, you’re on your own. So I hit the top really quick. So I knew how these campaigns are run. And so Connel Perot had a huge chance of overthrowing this government, but he, he messed it up on his own. Do you feel like that was some kind of, was he threatened? It always seemed to me, because, you know, I was twelve years old at the time.
I was following the election. I was very interested, and it, it looked like Perot, like you said, he was on the COVID of all the magazines, and I was in Texas at the time in Dallas, and it was, it seemed like he had so much momentum, and then it stopped. And like you said, he’s like, well, I didn’t want to disrupt my daughter’s wedding. And then he stops and he comes back in just enough to skew the election. Kind of like Teddy Roosevelt did. Yeah. In 1912, away from the establishment to, well, whatever you consider was going to Wilson, from Taft, but that’s the same thing from Bush to Clinton.
So do you feel like there was some, was there some engineering? I don’t know. I don’t know. And, but, you know, that the thing was the reason I knew he could win. I made my name, what I call the 1987 stock market crash. The Wall Street Journal even covered it. So people forget, you know, what was going on and how bad things were after the crash. And by the way, under Reagan, under Bush, they both tried to push through NAFTA, and it failed. And then Clinton came in, and he’s the one that got it through. People forget that there was major protests against NAFTA, and of course, Perot was against it as well.
And so the people were looking, just as so many people are disgusted now with the two party system. They felt the same way back then. But again, you’re not allowed to have a third party in this country. So I don’t know if he was paid off, bought off or whatever, you know, I don’t know. Almost impossible. Like, I saw the headline today, Gerald, it was on zero hedge. Trump is going to address the Libertarian Party. Yeah, I mean, what, what the hell is happening? Like, what, mister asset forfeiture parties have any voice or life of their own? I mean, what is, what is going on? You know, I spoke at the libertarian event last year, rage against the war machine down in DC, you know, so I, you know, I definitely support the libertarian process.
But, you know, Trump is no libertarian. Like, God, it’s like he’s the worst from it. You know, it’s the farthest estate crony capitalist, you know, most farthest thing away from libertarian. I can’t even remember the last. I mean, Gary Johnson, we kind of, you only remember him for his gaffes. Yeah, it was, you know, again, they haven’t had a good candidate. I want, maybe, yeah, I wanted Judge Napolitano to run. We’re very good friends, but he doesn’t want to do it. Great candidate. I mean, what do you see? I know you’ve mentioned this before, and talking about, I mean, different ideas, like, how do you start a, an opposition in the country when it’s just controlled by the duopoly of the two parties? You need money behind it.
Can’t happen without dough. It’s the end of this story. You got to get a billionaire, you got to get the million multi millionaires behind you again, you know? By the way, I had lunch with Trump’s brother Robert, who passed away. I’m up in Kingston, New York. He was down in Wasaic and not far from here, and I think was a name like that anyway, and, you know, it. If, if you would describe what his brother was like, is my aunt would have said he could have passed in the street. You know, he’s like a nothing guy.
This is Trump’s old man. Left him on almost a half a billion dollars. There’s another guy born on third base, you know. You know, Trump and I are the same age. When I was a kid, one of my books is what Zizi gave honey boy. Zizi’s a neapolitan dialect for ante, growing up in the Bronx. And every time he got out of hand, they threatened to send us to military school. You little bastard. We had enough of your crap. You go in the military, and I’ll be good. I’ll be good. I won’t go. All right, so here you are.
You’re a teenager. What do you. What are you thinking about? You thinking about chicks, cars and sports, and my mother being an italian great cook. Am I going to go to military school? Dress up in. Trump was so out of his mind, so narcissistic. They sent him to military school up in Cornwall. New Yorkers. Which is about an hour south of where I am in Kingston, in the middle of nowhere. In the middle of nowhere. That’s how narcissistic. This guy was, sending him away to camp because he was so out of control. He’s only about himself.
That’s all he cares about. Well, I think that’s pretty apparent. Well, yeah, he had a very strange family dynamic, too. Both his parents, I think it’s. People have said that Trump was probably, certainly was almost never told he was loved by either of his parents. He had some strange parents. I think he kind of turned out the way he did. Predictably, I think. Yeah. What if his brothers committed suicide? His older brother? Right. Well, I don’t know. That’s what trunk said. He never. Never drank or smoked or something. Yeah, yeah. But, yeah. No, again, you know, we don’t have anybody that’s concerned about us.
You know, I had that article over here. I’m looking for it. About his son in law, Jared Kushner. You know? Boy. Yeah, he’s. He’s not coming to save you, either. I can. I can assure you that. Valuable waterfront property over there. Yeah. We got to get rid of the people over there, and we’ll put the people in the desert. That’s genocide. Yeah. Sounds like the Morgenthau plan. Remember the Morgenthau plan? Secretary of the treasury under FDR wanted to basically make Germany a agricultural backwater and completely dismantle all manufacturing and business and economics and force the German.
That’s like Morgan Thaw. Tony. I’ll have. I’ll have a lot more about that. You know, my book, American Memory Hole, how the court historians promote disinformation, is coming out in August. And I have a lot in there about the Morgenthau plan. And, you know, he was secretary of the treasury, which is an odd position to be so involved in wanting to starve Germans. But he was, he was, and he was maybe the most crazy person because he was too crazy even for most of FDR’s people because, yeah, you’re literally right. He wanted to. And that goes down today, which we see.
And there was a guy that published a book in the early two thousands, I can’t remember his name, but I mentioned in my book that, again, basically blamed all Germans for Hitler. So I said, you know, so even toddlers, even babies, the ones we didn’t kill at Dresden, were blamed. So this kind of hatred is there. And I think you see it kind of coming out now in this built out law, anti semitism. I’m watching that really closely. I watch Jason Whitlock a lot. Fearless podcast. Great. He’s doing a great job. And a lot of blacks, they’re really pushing this thing about what is Zionism, what is anti semitism.
And, you know, typical white people could never do that without saying, hey, what are you talking about? You know, just even to question it. But. So it’s interesting to see what happens. Here it is. Jared Kushner has praised the very valuable potential of Gaza’s, quote, waterfront property. This is his quote. It’s a little, oh, by the way, he was speaking at Harvard. You know, George, Colin used to say, you know, it’s one big club and you ain’t in it. It’s a little bit unfortunate situation there. But from Israel. Wait a minute. A little bit of an unfortunate situation.
A little unfortunate situation. Slaughtering, what, about 40,000 people demolishing the whole place. Oh, it’s a little bit unfortunate, but from Israel’s perspective, I would do my best to move the people out of there and clean it up. Could you imagine? Could you imagine if, if there were jewish people in Gaza and the Palestinians were bombing them and a Palestinian said, I would do my best to move the people out of there and clean it up. Oh my God. How could you say that? Hey, but Jared Kushner could say it. He’s Trump’s son in law. Then he goes on to say, I would just bulldoze something like the Negev and finish the job by moving the Palestinians to Negev.
The Negev desert would finish the job. I would try to final solution. I think that’s a better option. You ready? So you can go in and finish the job. Oh, to make it waterfront property. Yeah. By the definition, that’s genocide. As somebody who’s worked for real estate developers for over 25 years, do not let real estate developers near the levers of power. They are scumbags by nature. Yep. They will be. Do taught us that. We do. Jared Kushner’s dad, Charles, who Trump pardoned, gave a million dollars to a Trump super package. Charles Kushner, the father of Donald Trump’s son in law and the recipient of one of the former president’s final pardons, donated a million dollars to Trump.
All right? And his father, I talked about that in survival, the riches. His father, Charles Kushner, was. He donated, or either he donated enough money to name a building after him or something. He was either Harvard or Yale, and that’s the only way. Jared, he’s like the athletes, you know, these sons of the width, they’re not real students. Jared Kushner had no business being there, but his father basically paid his way in. Yep. No, it’s disgusting. What’s going on? It’s a crime syndicate here. It is our true policy to steer clear of permanent alliance with any portion of the foreign world.
Observe good faith and justice toward all nations. Cultivate peace and honor with all the nation which indulges toward another in habitual hatred or an habitual fondness. In some degree a slave. It is a slave to its animosity or to its affection, either of which is sufficient to lead it astray from its duty and interests. A passionate attachment of one nation for another produces a variety of evils. George Washington. Farewell address. Farewell address. Fuck George Washington. Hey, I’m. What’s that guy’s name? Lloyd Austin. Yeah. Sounds like an insurgent. My last job was at Raytheon, the second largest defense contractor in America.
Tell what? Tell Washington to go to hell. He can be reached at Walter Reed half the time, or wherever he’s hospitalized or disappears into. Yeah, and when. When he’s not there, general pronouns is in charge. They used to read George Washington’s farewell address up until the 1930s in Congress. I don’t know if you knew that, Gerald, but they would. That was. That was the. That was such a part of our american character. All of this, like this. This monstrous thing that we become this hideous. You know, it’s like, I think Gore Vidal said, it was like we became some sort of, like, werewolf or something.
Like we were bitten by the werewolf of empire, and we just threw away all of the wisdom of the founding fathers. I mean, John Quincy Adams said it best. He said, where America’s not designed to go abroad in search of monsters to destroy. Yep. But we’re. We’re everywhere all the time. And I mean, you. You’ve been sounding the warning bell for a long. For a long time. And I know that as this accelerates, it’s got to be pretty hard on you because you’re watching it almost. I think we all are, for paying attention. They’re kicking every which way.
They’re kicking the levers, trying to kick. Knock something over enough to where we can have a kinetic war. They’re not. I got it. I have to read what. You know, the magazine you get, it was like 185 pages this week. Week. You know, it’s a weekly. And I got to read all this stuff. And I cry. And when I see the pictures of things, I cry. I cry about this. You know, I own three if you google up most historic four corners in America. Kingston, New York. I was looking to leave the country in 2010, getting over a cold.
The, um. The Nobel Peace of crap Prize winner Obama. I couldn’t stand that little folks, folks who’s always folk in us, you know? And, you know, Gaddafi has to go, you know, Assad has to go anyway. And it was nowhere I wanted to go. And I was doing a gig over in Berlin. I never been there before. And this is in 2012, April 17. I got there, and they’re showing me all around East Berlin, by the way. And about in the afternoon, I’m sitting outside with these people and beautiful sidewalks, wide enough at cafe tables, four and five deep sidewalks with people walking and bicycling.
They’re so wide. And. And I spent a lot of time in Paris. I used to date a french woman. And I said, you know, Berlin was grander than Paris before they bombed it out. And I’m thinking, in the 1930s, the Germans with the height of western civilization in so many ways, culturally, philosophically, scientifically. And I’m looking across the street, and I see this beautiful german building about 1880s and all new construction. And I realized everywhere they took me, that’s what I saw. All new construction. And I said, how come the people didn’t stop this? When you’re losing? Where were the people to stop it? I came back and there was a for sale sign on the Franz Rogan building in Kingston, this 1750s building.
And I bought it. I came back on April 27. They took possession of the building on June 1. I paid cash for it. I realized I can’t run away I’m only me because a monopoly tano born in the bronx born to be free this is my country. The seeds of democracy was sown in Kingston. This is a third dutch settlement right across the street from me, with the courthouses, the constitution. The constitution written for New York state. Kingston was the first capital. The British burnt it down after the Battle of Saratoga. Then they moved to Albany.
Over 70% of the constitution was written over there. And John Jay was a judge. I ended up buying these other three buildings. The other one’s a museum, because I realized I’m an american. Love it or leave it. No, you leave it. Don’t you tell me what to do. That’s why I bought these buildings. Because again, I’m only me. You know, I was. I was. You know, I’m born in 1946, right after the war. The energy is at the height. I come home crying one day. I was a premature baby. All my brothers and sisters, always 6ft, five, eight.
My sisters and I come home crying one day. My father said, what are you crying about? I said, I got beat up, you see? Don’t come home crying. I became the toughest kid. I was the smallest, but I was the fastest. And again, I taught close combat for many years. I’m a fighter, but I’m for peace. I only attacked the attacker. That’s why I bought these buildings, because the seeds of democracy was sown here in America and we’ve lost it to little boys. Hey, hey, little Mikey. Yeah. Mikey Johnson. Who the f are you to tell me what to do? Don’t you talk to me like that.
No, you got it wrong, boy. You don’t talk to me like that. You’re a public servant. Got a junior. Oh, look at the way he’s talking to me. I don’t like that. Watch your language, all right? That’s who they are. You call these guys out man to man. They don’t know whether the piss of shit. They fold like that. And that’s what the american people have to do. Stand up. This is my country, not yours. That’s the way I feel. You are an american treasure, sir. I wish if I could bottle that and manufacture it and just get it out there, I’m just for free, please.
Just. You know that. We need passion again. We’ve been so beat down and cycled through these. These psyops and mind control, everything that’s been. We’ve been hit from every direction. You mentioned earlier, Gerald, about 6ft apart. And you and COVID doesn’t bother you? If you sit, if you sit down and if at a table and it, you got to go through, remember the, the directions through supermarkets? You can only go that. Yeah, it’s, yeah, it’s science, Tony. Come on. Break your will. Certain things were rotated off, like if you couldn’t buy certain things. Nonsense. It made no sense at all.
They’re just a limits test, right? If you’re running a psychological operation, let’s, let’s measure the baseline. Where are we? How compliant are these morons? Will they go? Will they stand on the dot? They won’t stand on the dot before they get on an airplane to sit four inches next to the person on either side of them. Are you out of your mind? If they’ll stand on the dot before they get on an airplane, you’ve got them. As Gerald. Gerald talked about that and not being able to eat without mask on. And that was one of the things I was raging about to begin with, this unbelievable thing where you had to have a mask on to enter a restaurant, but as soon as you got to your table, you could take it off.
So apparently, and I put in masking the truth in my book, that’s the most bad book in the history of the world. Shadow banned book in the world. About all this stuff. I talked about how Fauci, it was revealed behind the scenes. This guy revealed his book, that Fauci, he particularly thought that was hilarious, how people obeyed that stupid restaurant role. Behind the scenes, he was laughing hysterically at you, being dumb enough to think you a virus could get you as you were walking in the restaurant, but you’re perfectly safe as soon as you got to the table.
It’s ridiculous. Look at the people that followed. Again, I had a peace and freedom rally here when everything was locked down. And boy, am I was I hated for it. I had over a thousand people here. I have a big garden on the Franz Rogan house where I have my rallies. They hate me for it. We all died, by the way. We all died from the virus. So this isn’t really me that’s here. And I said, hey, little Andy Cuomo, you come down here and try to close me down. Come on down. Another little daddy’s boy.
Renaming the Tappan Zee bridge after my daddy, the Mario and Cuomo bridge. You forgot to put the m, take down the $30 million. I’m not making this crap up. These are the. But look at all the people that followed. Remember, it does not take a majority to prevail, but rather an irate, tireless minority keen on setting brush fires of freedom in the minds of men, said Samuel Adams. And us with our unite. The irate, tireless minority must unite again. You got to call these guys out. Don’t you tell me what to do. Don’t you tell me what to do.
You know, by the way, again, I’ve been at this a lot of years. The only way I see this happening is the same way the Berlin Wall came down. People forgot, people went there, stayed, didn’t leave. Next day, more people came. More people came, came. More people came. More people came. More people came. Until they outnumbered the guys that were trying to stop them, you know, by 10,000 to one WHOOP, the wall came down. We need a rally of millions, tens of millions in Washington, DC, locking the place down. No, we’re in charge, you’re not. That’s the only way I see it.
Think about it. Hong Kong, I used to be on Hong Kong tv for COVID war. And that’s what they, that’s what ended the protest, by the way. And see is 7.5 million people. A million people were taking to the streets at a 7.5 million. You can’t get a million people out of 332 million in America to protest. Well, don’t you think January 6 had an. I mean, when they saw the overreaction to that? I think a lot. That really killed, I think, a lot of people’s desires. It’d be interesting at the election, though, to see if they protest, if it goes to Biden again, you know, I want to go back.
You know, you talk about gold before and what’s going to happen. We’re going to go, we’re going to have the worst financial crisis in the history of world, part one and part two, and no one’s talking about it. And that’s the office buildings are going bust. Your office vacancy rate. And again, not my numbers. The facts. In San Francisco, vacant 36.7%. It was 3.6% in 2019. Portland, Oregon, 29% vacant. New York City 23% vacant vacant. On average, 20% of the buildings in the major cities in New York, in America are vacant. Vacant. How are they going to pay their loans? Oh, these are interest only loans, by the way.
So now with interest rates up, it’s twice the cost to renew your loan. $4 trillion of loans are coming up in the next two and a half years. 4 trillion. You have no tenants there. How are you going to pay your loans? The banks are going to go bust. This is going to be a crisis. They’re not going to be able to handle. But again, when all else fails, they take it. A war. What followed the Great Depression, world War two, what followed the.com bust, the war on terror, what followed the Hamas attack, what preceded it? 39 weeks of protests in Israel that everybody’s forgotten because of Netanyahu’s judicial reform act.
And not my language. The language added another piece of scum. The president of Israel, Isaac Herzog, who said, God gave us this land. You know, how about if I don’t believe in your God? Can you handle that one? But anyway, he said, there’s a civil war going on in Israel. There was a civil war going on in Israel. 39 weeks of protest against Netanyahu, Hamas attack. Everybody forgot it. Do the same thing again. Well, it’s going to be a financial crisis the likes of which we’ve never seen. And you’re right about them not being able to handle it.
2024 was golden year for gold goals, up over $300 since then. What’s, you know, and you know this as well as anybody. It’s not so much the gold’s going up, the dollar is going down. It’s an inversion. You know, the dollar is losing purchasing power. It’s the money velocity slowing around the world, and the percentage of usage of the dollar is collapsing. After all the sanctions, we have 40 sanctions on 36 different countries. And you mentioned San Francisco, Gerald. They were trying to pass a law to force businesses to stay the ones that are fleeing because of the crime rate from these Soros das.
And of course, the collapse of the commercial property value that’s coming. And the overall calamity. I mean, don’t forget the grocery stores having to give six months notice to the people before they up and leave, you know, again, it was the geeks that locked down first. Right? What’s that guy with that? That, the guy, Jack Dorsey, Twitter. Dorsey? Dorsey, yeah. He was supposed to go to South Africa that we wrote about the magazine as it was happening in February, he canceled it. Everybody has to go home and work. And they were the ones. And they made all that dough by people not going out, and the whole, you know, Internet business boomed.
So they made a lot of dough by people forcing people to work at home. And again, people, now they were staying at home. They say, I’ve been commuting an hour and a half each way, getting up at 05:00 in the morning. I’m going to do that anymore. And again, if I had ten stories, ten stories in an office building, I don’t see all these people in cubicles. Anyway, yeah, stay home I don’t need all this space. No, this is serious. You know, they got it wrong. In the Kings James Bible, they say that meek shall inherit the earth.
The geeks have inherited the earth. I love that. Well, I think the reality, the music stinks. Everything’s fake. It’s all fake crap. Yes, with real consequences. And we’re coming towards the end of the show here, Gerald, make sure I gave you plenty of time to plug. Of course. You founder of the Trends journal? I subscribe. Go check out trendsjournal.com and occupy peace. Anything else you want to. I just, first of all, thank you for coming on. I was filling in for, for David and giving him a day off, and I wanted to talk to you. It’s been spent too long.
It’s been four years. So I just enjoyed going over some current events and history with you. It’s always fascinating, sir. Thank you. Well, thank you. Yeah. Anybody, by the way, if we have a, if the people go to night, I think it’s night.com. And you put up the. Yeah, the David Knightshow.com, right? Yeah. There’s a link on there for the trends. You can sign up for the trends journal and you get 10% off. So, course, grand total of $2.50 a week, nothing. But again, it’s, you know, you’re not going to find if 30 made 30 day money back guaranteed, there’s no loss at all.
It’s a total gain. Again, there’s no magazine like it. And I want to thank all you guys, you know, for being on with you. I really appreciate all you do. And, and it’s an honor for me to be with you. And I appreciate it very much. And again, I’m heartbroken to see what’s happened to this country. And again, as a Napolitano, we cry. You know, we’re very passionate. And then don’t screw at me. I’ll slit your throat. We go from there to zero. There’s nothing in the middle about us. Exactly right. And again, I’m proud to be an american.
And I’m very sad to see the demise of this country taken over by little freaks. I am, too, sir. Well, I appreciate you so much, Gerald. I quoted you in my first book with what you said. The motto of the mainstream media should be today’s news, tomorrow, retractions to follow. Yes. So thank you for everything that you’ve been doing over the years. I’ve been watching you for a long, long time. Thank you so much. And you can find Charlie’s host of macro aggressions the podcast podcast served up pretty much anywhere. And you’ve got macroaggressions. IO is the website.
Yeah. And the new the octopus of global control is now out as an audiobook. It only took seven years, but it is available now. So go get it. 23 hours of information for a long car ride or maybe a flight or wherever. And of course, Don, Donald Jeffries, media and your sub stack. Talk about your latest article and what’s up. What’s up at substack. Yeah, I wrote, I think Gerald would appreciate it. I wrote because conservatives really irritate me with it. They continue to be enamored with the police, and I think the police are an occupied military force at this point.
So I wrote something called the standing army of the state, and it’s on lou rockwell.com. Zero hedge publishes some of my stuff now, too, but that’s the only place I’m not. Shadow bands. I protest at sub sac donaldjefferies, substac.com. So certainly appreciate that. Obviously an honor to be with, with Tony and charlie, but certainly Gerald Cilenti, I’m one of your biggest fans, so it’s great to share the stage with you. I’m honored to be with you guys. Thank you for all that you do. I really appreciate it. Thank you, gerald. And again, you can go to thedavidknightshow.com dot.
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