In these posts, the author emphasizes the significance of two video clips. They believe that the clips, particularly one from the show House of Cards, reveal the truth about the actions of politicians in Washington, D.C. The author suggests that the production quality and portrayal of the White House in the clips serve as a wake-up call for viewers. They encourage people to take action and view themselves as part of a plan. Additionally, the author mentions a comedic segment featuring Kevin Spacey discussing a possible 2024 candidacy.
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@BrainStorm_Joe - Joe Rambo
π₯Please for the love of God watch both of these clips back to back. π₯
IMO this was not a joke. This was not trolling.
This was overacting 117% on purpose. They are pointing you at house of cards.
Tucker and X are the bastions of free speech right now. All eyes are on.
And then this... What makes a great Movie?
Watch the next clip!! You have just been told right to your face that you are watching a movie based on fear.
Pure and utter honesty through a SHOW... Clear as day if you have the eye to see.
Video Transcript AI Summary
The speaker discusses the possibility of someone new entering the presidential race. They mention the need for adults in the room and criticize the current state of politics. The speaker emphasizes the importance of free speech but suggests that people should be more discerning in what they listen to. They express their willingness to run for president and highlight their independence. The speaker talks about the role of fear in society and media's role in shaping public opinion. They mention their past with Netflix and their ongoing influence. The conversation ends with a discussion about the remaining candidates and the speaker's desire for a fearless leader.
Speaker 0: Has not even begun yet, and it does seem like the presidential race is effectively frozen in place, if not over. We know who the candidates are. It's too late for another to get in. Some have already dropped out. But is it too late?
Is there anyone in this country of 350,000,000 people who could jump in at this late date and rescramble the calculus of electoral politics. Well, there may be someone. And in fact, you already know him. You know his face. And the question is, will he get in this cycle?
And that's my question for you.
Speaker 1: Well, That's really a decision for the people, Tucker. It's not something that I really think about or want to do. And Merry Christmas to you too. But I've always believed that nothing should be off the table in life or in art. I think we could both agree that we need to get some adults back in the room.
So if that means taking on the chief executive role, well, that's a sacrifice I'm willing to make for this great nation. Adults in
Speaker 0: the room. I love it. I could see there's a bumper sticker. Is that your campaign slogan?
Speaker 1: That's not a bad idea. Look, I think first, our country needs to stop Stop apologizing and stiffen up. I mean, look, we got so many people running around with so many different issues like gun control, important issue. But let's be honest. The truth is more people are killed by online trolls every day.
That may
Speaker 0: be true actually, but then they're protected by the First Amendment. They can say whatever they want. You believe in the First Amendment, I assume.
Speaker 1: Of course, I do. Look. People spewing ridiculous ideas is nothing new, and they should always have that right. But the problem is, some are on the way we started listening. And we should remember the salient words of Benjamin Franklin who said, do not believe Anything of what you hear and only half of what you see.
And he wasn't telling people to stop talking. He was telling us to stop listening. So let's stop blaming bots And college kids and start telling leaders what leadership really means.
Speaker 0: I love it. But how do you do that?
Speaker 1: Well, This country is mad in so much contradiction and confusion. We don't even know how we can help anyone anymore because we can't agree who needs help. I mean, what doesn't come with a trigger warning these days? I mean, Tucker, we are far too close to having a beanbag chair in the oval office. We cuddle to everybody.
Okay. You think you're a rabbit. That's fine. But let me tell you something. You sure as hell aren't gonna see someone walking through my White House in bunny ears and a tail unless it's Easter.
Speaker 0: Well, amen. But how do you think we got here in the 1st place?
Speaker 1: Fear, fear, and then some more fear. That's been the consistent theme, Fear. And that's why I'm gonna keep saying, we need to get some adults back in the room.
Speaker 0: Sounds like you're running. If you did run, I assume it would be as an independent.
Speaker 1: Well, I've always been independent my whole life no matter what my party affiliation. Even though at the moment, I don't quite recognize my old party.
Speaker 0: So at what point would you get in if you did?
Speaker 1: Well, I think there's time. I've never been afraid to show up a little late for the dance.
Speaker 0: But lots of people wanna be president. What would you specifically bring that others aren't?
Speaker 1: Well, I think I have a long and very solid relationship With the public. And that's a bond that has never been broken. I mean, I've almost felt like I can talk to them directly.
Speaker 0: But I mean, you do talk to them. Every Christmas, you Give a statement. It is Christmas Eve. What is your statement specifically this year?
Speaker 1: You know, Tucker, I think it's just good enough to sip some eggnog and decorate the Tree and listen to white Christmas and embrace all the things that make this such a special day. The truth is I love nothing better on this day than to do a line of blow, drink a whiskey Dean Coke, hit a reindeer with my car and wish you all the naughtiest Christmas ever.
Speaker 0: You know, you and I have something in common, actually.
Speaker 1: Oh, yes. We both got canned by our network. True.
Speaker 0: But they actually tried to kill you.
Speaker 1: Yes. But here we are, Tucker. Bigger than ever.
Speaker 0: So looking back on all the drama, do you think that legacy See media played a role in what happened to you?
Speaker 1: Look, I think they're trying to do their best to stay relevant. Look, platforms like X, I I mean, you move information around so quick that everybody else is just playing catch up. Legacy Media's diligence has turned out to be they just cut and paste what some Trusted outlet does. I mean, look, this will be a good example. Watch how they report on this conversation.
There'll be 1 or 2 headlines that get repeated over and over and over. I think actually if legacy media wants to survive, they're gonna have to start slowing down.
Speaker 0: That's smart. I agree with that. By the way, do you watch Netflix anymore?
Speaker 1: Probably as much as you watch Fox. Fair.
Speaker 0: So that doesn't mean that you're gone though from Netflix. I don't I don't even know if you're aware of this, but Every time a person pulls up the Netflix app, you're there in some way. Have you seen this?
Speaker 1: Yes. You know what that is? Boom boom. So it is bizarre that they decided to publicly cut ties with me on allegations alone, allegations that have now been proven false because I don't think there's any question. Netflix exists because of me.
I put them on the map, and they tried to put me in the ground.
Speaker 0: Do do you think within Netflix and the leadership suites that your influence Still felt?
Speaker 1: Well, according to your research, my influence is felt every time every customer opens the app. I'd say that's pretty powerful.
Speaker 0: Oh, that's true. When are you getting back to work by the way?
Speaker 1: Oh, I've been back at work from the moment we started talking, Tucker.
Speaker 0: So does that mean this is like an episode or is it real? Well, it's probably a little of both.
Speaker 1: I mean, Tucker, what's true? What's false? What's life? What's art? What's real?
What's performance? I love it when these things intersect because then it gets interesting.
Speaker 0: What role do you see yourself playing going forward?
Speaker 1: I will play whatever role the public wants me to play. And what about you, Tucker, what role do you wanna play? I mean, if I run, I'm gonna need a vice president.
Speaker 0: I'll sleep on it. I mean, people have already gotten out of the race. People have dropped out already. Have you thought what do
Speaker 1: you think of those? Well, you know, it's a little bit like jumping in the Jacuzzi with a boner. You know it ain't gonna last forever. So I wasn't surprised when Mike, a little too pensive, jumped out right away.
Speaker 0: I wasn't either. But what about the candidates who are still in?
Speaker 1: Well, I like Vivek, Dwayne, the Ramaswami, and, Nikki Haley is tough. She's no doubt learned a thing or two by watching me. But I think in the end, we need someone in the White House who's not afraid Like me, not afraid to push our country or a journalist in the right direction if it comes to that.
Speaker 0: I sure appreciate your coming on. It was great to see you. Thank you.
Speaker 1: Well, thank you, Tucker. I only showed up because I was told I would get to be on x. Not the drug, not the platform. I was curious as to what Tucker on X might be like.
Speaker 0: I have never tried that.
Speaker 1: Well, you wouldn't be the 1st guy to tell me you've never tried that before.
@BrainStorm_Joe - Joe Rambo
I would argue that this scene from a fictional show is better produced and dropped more truth in 4 mins than we have gotten in 3 years of the Biden show.
The real question is... Which one had a greater affect on waking up the masses?
See, House of Cards (this show) tells people the absolute truth on what the criminals in DC are really doing.
And people just eat it up like it's entertainment. Throw their hands up and say oh well. There is nothing I can do about it.
However the production we are watching on a sound stage made to look like it's actually the White House... (The Pause) How is that all such a red pill?
Because we the people had to be shown.. Not just told.
You and I.. We are being activated.
How does it all make you feel?
We are the plan frens. You have been weoponized on purpose.
Now stand up with me and do something about it.
MIL-CIV alliance.
Video Transcript AI Summary
I am here to testify and confirm that I will speak the truth. The witness has acknowledged this. I appreciate the opportunity to address the committee. I have spent the last 30 years in public service, striving to fulfill the needs of the people. The committee accuses me of pay-to-play, but I accuse them of the same. They only play politics when it benefits them. I believe they are all serving their own interests. I will continue my statement, as I am not finished. I am accused of breaking the rules, but I am playing by the rules we all agreed upon. The system is corrupt, and you wanted someone like me to guard it. You don't care about my values, just my actions. I don't care if you love or hate me, as long as I win. The rules are rigged, and reason is dead. There is no right or wrong, only being in or out.
Speaker 0: And affirm that the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth?
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 0: Let the record reflect that the witness has answered in the affirmative. Mister president, I wanna thank you for appearing, and I hope we get to clear some things up for the American people. Mister president, the floor is yours. It could take as long or as short as you like. If you have any written statement, we will include it after, and it will be part of the record.
Mister president, you are recognized.
Speaker 1: Thank you, mister chairman and to the other members of this committee. I have agreed to appear before this committee today because I'm guilty. Guilty of having spent the last 30 years of my life Here in this congress, in this house, then as vice president and now as president, trying to do the People's work. Now this committee has accused me of a great number of things. You accused me of Pay to play, and so I accuse you of exactly the same.
I also accuse you of playing politics only when it suits you. You're all being paid. You're all serving some Master, each and every one of you, and you know I know that for a fact. You, for example, Congressman Romero. And your crusade to take me down, is it for justice?
For the good of the nation Is the truth what you're really after, or is it for some personal gain, perhaps to try to fill the Small hole in your soul that you sold off a long time ago. Mister president. No. No. No.
This is my opening statement, and I will give it in full. I am not done, ladies and gentlemen. You accuse me of breaking the rules, and I tell you, I am playing by the rules, The very rules that you and I all agreed upon. The very rules that you and I all wrote Together. So, yes, I'm guilty as hell, but then so are all of you.
Yes. The system is corrupt, But you wanted a guardian at the gate like me and why? Because you know I will do whatever it takes, And you have all enjoyed it, been partied to it, and benefited by it. Oh, don't deny it. You've loved it.
You don't actually need me to stand for anything. You just need me to stand, To be the strong man, the man of action. My god. You're addicted to action and Slogans. It doesn't matter what I say.
It doesn't matter what I do. Just as long as I'm doing something, you are happy to be along for the ride. And frankly, I don't blame you. With all the foolishness and indecision in your lives, why not a man like me? I don't apologize.
In the end, I don't care whether you love me or you hate me just as long as I win. The deck is stacked. The rules are rigged. Welcome to the death of the age of reason. There is no right or wrong.
Not anymore. There's only being in And then being out.
New Tucker = Pure comedy gold.
Kevin Spacey as Frank Underwood discusses his posible 2024 candidacy. Even says "Boom. Boom." at the 4:48 mark.
This movie redefines 'blockbuster'.
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