➡ The only Democratic commissioner at the FCC accuses the Trump administration of using the FCC as a tool for censorship. This criticism comes amidst concerns over the FCC’s role in regulating content and the potential for political bias. The commissioner also criticizes Trump’s use of power for personal gain, referencing a $16 million settlement in a defamation suit. The article also discusses the lack of fiscal conservatism in current politics, the influence of foreign money on U.S. politicians, and Trump’s stance on taxes and war.
➡ The text discusses the rising costs of a project linked to Trump, which started at $1.8 million and has now increased to seven times that amount. The project was given to a company Trump has worked with before, without any bidding process, due to it being declared an ’emergency’. The text also mentions the high costs of the Iran war, which are much higher than the reported $25 billion. The author criticizes Trump’s handling of these situations and the lack of transparency in the costs.
➡ This text discusses a concern about the loss of property rights and free speech, suggesting a push towards a future where common people own nothing. It criticizes the creation of systems that control and dumb down society, while highlighting the importance of individual worth and dignity. The text encourages people to resist isolation, deception, and intimidation, and to share information to expose hidden agendas. It ends by thanking listeners and asking for support, either financial or through prayers.

One FCC commissioner, the only Democrat, has turned on the Trump administration and says that they have turned the FCC into a censorship weapon. Well, we didn’t need her to tell us that, did we? We’ve seen that over and over again. You know, Brendan Carr goes out there and he says, well, I think we need to look at the licenses of these stations because I don’t like their content. That, folks, is beyond reprehensible. We thought that stuff was all behind us when we got rid of the Fairness Act. Remember, they put in the Fairness Act, oh, you’ve got to have equal time for everything, and so therefore we’re going to keep conservative voices off and we’ll only have voices on the left because we’ll say that the mainstream consensus that is coming out of the CIA and its Operation Mockingbird, that’s going to be what we allow.

And anybody who’s got an opinion about that, that’s dangerous. And so we’re going to have to put somebody on to stop that opinion. So we’re not going to have any opinion radio. Reagan got rid of that and it was Rush Limbaugh who stepped in and took advantage of that. And then all of conservative radio and podcasts and all the rest of the stuff is based on the concept of free speech. What a novel idea. And do you remember when Obama was president? And conservatives had a real big problem with the FCC trying to snick its nose under the tent.

They sent a letter around under Obama saying, you know, we would like to know how you make the news. How do you determine what you’re going to report? And I remember when Megan Kelly came in with her Fox News people and they had the people who would write the scripts for her that she would read to you came around and they asked us, they said, so how do you, so you have a meeting and you decide what stories you’re going to cover and what angle you’re going to take and that type of thing.

How does that work? And it’s like, no, that’s the way you guys do it. We just go through this and we come up with our own opinion here until you get sideways against Trump and then you get fired. That’s the bottom line. But anyway, I remember when Obama was talking about that, the FCC under Obama and conservatives were rightfully complaining about that. We don’t want to have, you know, first of all, there’s no authority for the FCC to even exist, right? And you know, all that stuff could have been handled with a one time auction of the frequencies that are out there.

And then if somebody is impinging on your frequency, then you can handle it like you would any kind of trespass on property. And so the FCC is in search of a mission because, and always when you get a bureaucracy that is in search of a mission, you wind up with mission creep from these creeps. That’s what’s going on right now. Big time under Trump. Nobody has a problem with it. See, we had, conservatives had a problem with this when it was Obama. So that’s why they had to put in Trump because liberals don’t have a problem with censorship.

They really don’t. And it used to be the conservatives did. You know, I just, I thought when I’m looking at all this money, I thought, well, I’ll put a clip in from Everett Dirksen. Remember that guy? If you’re old enough, you do. I mean, he was around when I was a child and I was kind of mesmerized by this guy. He was struggling to breathe even when he talked. The stranger, you talk really slow and then he’d take a long breath and everybody was laughing about the idiosyncrasies of this guy and the way that he talked, they even made a short little record about it.

You know, wild thing. I think I love you. But he was a guy who said, well, you know, a billion dollars here and a billion dollars there. Pretty soon you’re talking about real money. Not to the Trump administration. It’s a trillion dollars here and a trillion dollars there. It’s astronomical. And you know, when I looked at Everett Dirksen, some stuff that I came up with when I did a search on him, speeches that he gave and phone calls that he had with LBJ, he was not, he was the traditional Republican, a Taft Republican.

These are Republicans who are fiscally conservative. They supported free speech. They opposed foreign wars of entanglement. Where are those Republicans today? I can’t think of a single one that fits that except for Thomas Massey. And he has amassed a massive pushback against him from the Zionist. And we’re going to talk about that in a moment. I mean, stop and think about this. If you had France or Germany that’s getting billions of dollars every year from the United States, and then they were using that money to come back in and buy politicians to give them even more money.

And if anybody spoke against that, they would attack that person with massive spending in their campaign. Now, what would we say about France and Germany? Would we get upset about that? We’re not allowed to get upset about Israel because Israel is special, right? Israel has, if you criticize Israel, you’re accused of being a racist. And why is that? Isn’t that a tacit admission that Israel is a state that is based on racism? It is a state that is based on your supposed hereditary, your family tree or whatever, right? So yeah, I guess if you criticize them, you’re being racist because it is a racist state, but we should be allowed to criticize any government, our own included, and any government that comes in and buys our politicians should be criticized.

There’s nobody that does that. There’s nobody that’s fiscally conservative anymore like Edward Dirksen, except for Thomas Massey. I mean, he spent his own money to buy these debt clock things that people could wear on their lapels and gave them to incoming Congress people. They were not interested because there’s nobody else that cares about that. There’s nobody else really that cares much about stopping these endless wars. And of course, when Everett Dirksen was around, they didn’t have the Epstein stuff. I can imagine what he would have said about that. Wouldn’t even occur to him that such a thing like that could happen.

Anyway, when you look at the attacks against ABC, against Wall Street Journal, against anybody that does CBS, for example, he didn’t like their editing. He thought it made La La Harris look too good. Well, that’s the way editing works. You choose to use this or you choose not to use that. And it was all subjective and the guy won anyway, but he wanted to punish them and he did punish them. He used the power of government to force them to a personal multimillion dollar settlement with them. Folks, that is criminal. Criminal, how he used his power and government to shake down his opponent in a lawsuit.

And so this FCC commissioner, who’s Gomez, uh, she referenced the $16 million settlement and Trump’s 2024 defamation suit against George Stephanopoulos. And she said to Disney, she said, that settlement did not buy you peace. Now listen to this. You cannot buy Trump’s favor for the right price. You can only borrow it and the price always goes up. Why that’s something to frame. Now she didn’t say Trump. She said this administration, but that’s Trump. That’s what we’re talking about. You cannot buy Trump’s favor for the right price. You can borrow Trump’s favor, but the price always goes up on Trump’s favor.

What a criminal he is an absolute criminal. She said, uh, as Neil Gorsuch recently pointed out, the threat is the point. The very best value of the sort of Damocles is that it hangs, not that it drops. You see? And that’s exactly what this is all about. Well, uh, Trump says that he’s going to suspend the gas tax for a period of time. Isn’t that nice of him? Uh, and what does that tell you? Told you that he’s not going to stop the war. Not a chance or moves opens. Nacho. Yeah. It’s I’ll, I’ll suspend the gas tax for a little while, but, uh, Hey, I’m not ending the war.

Uh, I have no intention of doing that. If it does end, uh, it’ll be great. I don’t see it ending though. Uh, he’s not going to end his war of aggression. It’s the same way that all these, uh, Maga tards were saying, uh, well, look, he’s going to put in the chairs, but he’s going to get rid of the income tax. No, he’s not going to get rid of the income tax. He says he’s going to make the tax breaks that he put in in 2017. He’s going to extend them. He’s going to make them permanent.

That means that he’s going to make the income tax permanent. Can you not think about, can you not connect any dots together? If he says he’s going to make the income tax cuts permanent, that means the income tax is going to be permanent. He’s not going to replace it with a tariff. We’re going to have two tax, two taxes, uh, not, uh, just one. And so then let’s talk about his reflecting pool. Isn’t this the perfect project for a narcissist like Trump? You know, that was the, uh, where the term comes from the Greek mythology of, uh, this guy called narcissist, I guess is what he was called.

And, um, he would, uh, fell in love with himself looking in the pool. I’m going to see Trump down there on his knees, looking in his reflection in the pool. Uh, I don’t know, but it could happen. They really could. Uh, so he started out and he says it’s going to be $1.8 million. Then the cost tripled. Then it doubled again. And now it is six times higher, but they say actually seven times higher if you don’t round it off, right? But that’s basically the way that it’s gone and it’s going to a no bid contract as well.

There’s something, some people, a company that he’s done business before with. So it says hand picked contractor, a no bid contract. And they just keep going up on the price. You know, if he could just sit down and reflect on this for a little bit, he might see it’s a bad deal, but it’s kind of a circular problem at the moment, I guess. Here’s the key folks. Why did he go with a no bid contract? How was he allowed to do that? Well, it’s because he said this was urgent. Any delay could cause serious injury to the government.

So it’s an emergency. Have we seen that before? Yeah, I think we have, haven’t we? We everything is emergency. I don’t have time to go through and do the tests on the vaccines. It’s emergency. I don’t have time to wait for the Congress to follow the constitution on tariffs. I don’t have time to wait for the Congress to follow the constitution on declaring war. This is an emergency. That’s an emergency. The constitution and the law no longer apply to me. I declare the emergencies. Then that gives me the power to rule by executive order.

I am sick of this. I am sick of this. Mr. President, they just launched the nukes. Quick, get me to the reflecting pool. Yeah, it is a reflection on Trump, isn’t it? Public contracting records do not say why the contractors cost increased so sharply on Friday. Why is it now seven times higher than it was at beginning? The company Atlantic industrial coatings did not respond to questions about the increase, but the government documents obtained by the New York Times show that the contractors, uh, the contracts current value matches down to the dollar.

An offer that was submitted to the government by the Atlantic industrial coatings in the middle of last month. That offer included a 20% profit margin, the document show. So, uh, have they been, uh, uh, ramping this up on their side or was Trump lying to people? Did he know what the price is going to be in advance and just low bald it to the American public? Does anybody care? As a matter of fact, you got Bill Maher and John Fetterman, uh, together talking and that they’re defending Trump’s ballroom and the cost of it.

Listen to what they said. They said, it’s just couch money. Let’s not worry about this. You know, well, a billion dollars here and a billion dollars there. Pretty soon you’re talking about real money. And that also applies when you’re talking about hundreds of millions of dollars. But these guys, uh, these supposed Democrats love Trump’s ballroom. Why is that? Folks, it’s because they’re Zionists. Bill Maher, John Fetterman, uh, Alan Dershowitz, these people who have been hardcore leftist Democrats and still are on all these issues. They support Trump because of one reason, because he is the Zionist chosen goy.

He is the one that they can control and he has offered himself as a prostitute to them several times and public and speeches. You know, yeah, Congress used to be owned by you guys and rightfully so. You should own them, but they’re just not delivering for you. Get me in and I’ll do everything that you want. And that extends even to Democrat politicians, to Democrat entertainers, to Democrat lawyers. They’re all pro Trump if they’re Jewish. How much has the Iran war actually cost? Well, a lot more than the $25 billion that they’re lying to us about.

It’s just like the pool, right? They come and say, well, the pool is only going to cost 1.8 million when they know it’s going to cost at least seven times that direct military costs have exceeded $70 billion by one estimate. Americans have also paid more than $37 billion in higher energy costs since the war began, but these costs don’t end there. Uh, they stack and they multiply on each other. As I said before, when you raise the price of oil, it’s like putting on a massive value added tax. It gets added at every stage of production.

Uh, so when you look at all this stuff, we put those things together. Again, like I said, at the beginning of the program, it’s about a thousand dollars per household for this Iran war adventure, you know, for a Israel’s benefit. Is it worth it for you? Did you have an extra thousand dollars setting around the house that you would, uh, uh, yeah, let’s go to war for Israel. It’d be fun to watch this. All right. And it’s still a bunch of people. How about the $11,100 that will work out per household for the one and a half trillion dollar Pentagon Pete budget? Now that’s nothing to worry about either, is it? Trump administration says the first two months of the America’s war with Iran costs taxpayers about $25 billion, but the, uh, they always want live, whether you’re talking about a pool or a ballroom or a war.

Uh, but other people have said that the cost is much, much higher. Steven Simler, a journalist who founded the security policy reform Institute and a, um, Substack post last week estimated that the war had cost nearly $72 billion in its first 60 days, a billion dollars here, a billion dollars there. Pretty soon it adds up, especially if you’re spending a billion dollars a day, actually more than that. Uh, so the cost of operations, weapons, damaged and destroyed us military assets and wartime subsidies to Israel. If it takes a couple of years for the economy to return to normal, that slower growth rate would mean around $400 billion and lost income.

So you can add that to the calculations as well. It’s worth keeping in mind that the Trump administration asked Congress for $200 billion to cover the cost of the war in March. They knew and they know that the clock has not stopped. It’s going to keep going. Not anywhere close to stopping. Well, you want to do a comments before we take a break, Travis, start with this one from Audi MRR says magma cultists will continue to allow themselves to be played by their orange God. That’s right. They will worship them as they do it.

That’s right. I like the way that looks. I like the comments that you put up there, Travis. Thank you for doing that. No problem. He’s done several little things here with a lower thirds and rotating icon to show the website and that type of thing. So I really appreciate that. Thank you continually working on stuff. Yeah. And we have M Palmer 99 says as a pastor, I know many older folks who watch conservative news and believe Trump to be God’s man for our country. They’re great people who are misinformed. Yeah, that’s right.

That’s the power of propaganda. And folks, that’s why Israel is spending $730 million to propagandize people. And that’s one of the reasons why when big pharma buys the TV networks with all their advertising that everybody believes in their products and nobody questions what they claim is science. That’s the power of propaganda truly is amazing. Of course, Edward Bernays, who lied us into World War One for Woodrow Wilson, after he did that, he went to Madison Avenue. They don’t spend the kinds of money that they spend on ads because they don’t work.

No, they know that they work and they know how to make them work. And so when you’ve got Fox News and these other places out there telling people how wonderful Trump is, and again, they are literally cheering his wars. That’s pulling the wool over people’s eyes. And they just don’t want to look and to do their own thinking. And it was tragic to see that happened with the pandemic. And now they’re kind of pushing this again with this hantavirus, which I would say, we need to rename it and say it ain’t a virus.

Go ahead Travis, what’s the next one? And we have guard Goldsmith says spot on David and the FCC shows the impractical folly of collectivizing things that are supposed to be handled through property rights. Yeah, that’s right. Yeah. Yeah. And yeah, guard is absolutely right. It is a property right. Just handle it like that, right? But no, no. Instead, they want to have their control. That’s the whole point. They’re looking for an excuse to put their nose under the tent. Uh, they are not interested in property rights. As a matter of fact, we’re going to talk about that coming up.

The tremendous push to not only take away our free speech, but to take away all property rights. That’s really the basis of this. You’ll own nothing and be happy nonsense of their goodness. They created common core, dumb down our children. They created common past track and control us their commons project to make sure the commoners own nothing and the communist future. They see the common man is simple and sophisticated ordinary, but each of us has worth and dignity created in the image of God. That is what we have in common.

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