FOIL FRIDAY - Lockdown 2 - Church and State

0:01Speaker 1:Spokane Valley could become a sanctuary city of a different kind. Councilman Caleb Collier says that this proposal.

0:06Speaker 2:I'm proposing that the city of Spokane Valley issue a proclamation stating that our city is a Second Amendment sanctuary.

0:12Speaker 1:Welcome to the fire.

0:24Speaker 2:Welcome to the fire. Today on Church and State is everything we're being told about the war fake. We'll also be covering a new lockdown is coming our way, plus a new Mandela effect centered around Chick-fil-A. Hello, Christian patriots, and welcome to Church and State, where we drive morality and religion over tolerance and apathy. And I'm your host, Caleb Collier, once again, your favorite far-right shock jock, and the show that talks about politics and religion. Jesus Christ is our referee, so it's always nice and clean. Now you're going to churchandstate.media to get on the website and fill out our wonderful registration forms so you too can get the newsletter and a personal phone call from me so we can ensure that censorship does not shut us down here at Church and State. And that's really important, especially as of late. And I think I might be doing an episode about that a little bit later, modern forms of censorship that we're going to see. But please fill this out for us so we can collect your information and not sell it. We will not be selling it.

1:24Speaker 2:We don't sell it, right, Chris?

1:27Speaker 3:Is that an option?

1:29Speaker 2:Probably. It probably is. We could probably sell all their information to all sorts of different advertisers that would want it and they'd be getting inundated. But we don't do that. We don't do that. So just scratch that. You never heard it. I wasn't even talking about it. Welcome back to ABC News.

1:50Speaker 4:All right.

1:51Speaker 2:Also, please check out some of our recent episodes. We've got some great ones that we're, we're constantly just hitting really important topics. So you're going to want to check out our most recent episodes. Um, also check out some of the featured guests, some great ones on there. I've, I've really enjoyed so many of these conversations that we've had. Kevin Sorbo over there. Um, Jane Ruby was, what a dynamite episode. We need to have her back, but please just check those out. Click on the names. You can watch those also peruse through the great affiliates. We have so many wonderful ones out there. Um, And you just want to click on those, explore what they are, and always use the promo code churchandstate because it helps us out. Also, speaking of helping us out, if you want to keep us on NRB TV, Prepper Broadcasting Network, Newscaster, so many of these other great platforms that we're a part of, please pony up. I got to tell you, there's a woman local here, Chris. She's an absolute sweetheart, just an amazing woman. She's housebound. She's an older lady, kind of housebound.

2:57Speaker 2:And she watches our show, watches it on Rumble, loves it. And she filled out the submission form, and I've been in communication with her a few times, actually. I'm actually trying to help her find a church that's kind of local to where she's at that she can go to and be a part of the community there. But she doesn't have a lot of money. In the conversations I've had, she does not have a lot of money. And she just sent us a check because she believes in us and loves us. And, you know, something like that, like, that's amazing. And you never hear me talking about that. Well, that's seed money, right? She's going to pour into the kingdom, and that's going to return tenfold. There's no guarantee of that whatsoever, right?

3:40Speaker 3:Isn't there a story about that in the Bible where the poor woman gave Jesus a tiny bit of money?

3:47Speaker 2:Yeah, and it was more than anyone.

3:48Speaker 3:Exactly. Exactly.

3:50Speaker 2:Yeah, and so from the bottom of my heart, I thank this woman. And she'll know who I'm talking about when she watches the episode. But sincerely, I just got that yesterday, and we're going to use that. Use that to ensure that our stories, this show, goes to more and more locations. So thank you sincerely for that. And if you want to be a part of that, please, whatever amount you can do is greatly appreciated by us. Lastly, if you want to get a hold of us, churchandstate1776 at proton.me. With that, what a wild ride we're going to have. What a fun episode. Chris, I've done this before.

4:27Speaker 2:I've talked about certain idiosyncrasies between the sexes, right? Between the men and women. We're very different. And it was a very, very positive thing. Like, I'm very glad that my wife isn't like me. We'd have a lot of fun, but we'd probably.

4:45Speaker 3:That would be weird.

4:46Speaker 2:It'd be weird. It would be weird. But we'd have a lot of fun... But probably nothing would get done. There'd be no, like, lists of things we have to accomplish. This is sounding better, actually.

4:59Speaker 3:No lists.

4:59Speaker 2:No lists. No lists to get. We would have money because I'm actually not a spender. I don't spend a lot of money. But I never know what I have in my account. Like, I just, yeah, we'd probably have money in there because I don't spend a lot.

5:14Speaker 1:Yeah.

5:15Speaker 3:I don't know. It seems like it would just be one long fight over the remote.

5:21Speaker 2:You think so? No, because we'd all want to just, if my wife was exactly like me, we'd just be watching dystopian things all the time. And documentaries about the Kabbalah, stuff like that.

5:32Speaker 3:Yeah, that makes sense.

5:33Speaker 2:Yeah. It's actually sounding better and better. Anyway, God obviously made us different intentionally, and we complement each other. But one of the things that we tend to have fights over is, It isn't a very humorous video that I've actually shown before on this show, but with what I want to talk about, what I want to intro the show with, we might as well watch it again, Chris. We have a video called It's Not About the Nail, and it's hilarious. If you haven't seen it, well, let's enjoy it together. Go ahead, Chris. It's just, there's all this pressure, you know? And sometimes it feels like it's right up on me. And... I can just feel it, like literally feel it in my head. And it's relentless.

6:19Speaker 2:And I don't know if it's going to stop. I mean, that's the thing that scares me the most is that I don't know if it's ever going to stop.

6:29Speaker 3:Yeah.

6:31Speaker 2:Well, you do have a nail in your head. It is not about the nails.

6:39Speaker 3:Are you sure?

6:40Speaker 1:Because, I mean, I'll bet if we got that out of there.

6:42Speaker 2:Stop trying to fix it. No, I'm not trying to fix it. I'm just pointing out that maybe the nail is causing.

6:47Speaker 4:You.

6:47Speaker 2:Always do this. You always try to fix things when what I really need is for you to just listen.

6:52Speaker 3:See, I don't think that is what you need.

6:54Speaker 2:I think what you need is to get the nail out.

6:56Speaker 1:See, you're not even listening now.

6:57Speaker 4:Okay, fine.

6:57Speaker 1:I will listen.

6:58Speaker 3:Fine.

7:00Speaker 2:It's just.

7:01Speaker 4:Sometimes it's like there's this achy.

7:05Speaker 2:I don't know what it is.

7:10Speaker 3:And I'm not sleeping very well at all. And all my sweaters are snagged.

7:13Speaker 1:I mean, all of them. That sounds really hard.

7:22Speaker 3:It is. Thank you.

7:28Speaker 4:Ow!

7:28Speaker 3:Come on!

7:29Speaker 2:If you would just.

7:30Speaker 1:Don't!

7:34Speaker 3:I love it.

7:36Speaker 2:It's not about the nail. One of the best videos ever, ever made. Would you agree with that, Chris?

7:43Speaker 3:That is just spot on. Yeah. It's the nail on the head. Indeed it does, Chris.

7:50Speaker 2:I've talked about this before, though, and this is a great humorous example of the differences between men and women. But I had a thought the other day. I realized something. Women are always accusing men of trying to fix everything. And yeah, it's in our nature. We want to fix, right? If there's a problem, okay, you're overwhelmed or you've got too many things to do, or maybe there's a situation with a friend or at work. Well, we're going to weigh in on.

8:17Speaker 3:That, right?

8:18Speaker 2:And we're going to say, well, just do this problem solved. Men are also very different when with women in that, like Chris and I could probably go to fisticuffs over an issue and And the next day, shake hands and be okay, right? I mean, we'd be all right. Now, Chris is a vegan, well, vegetarian.

8:35Speaker 3:Sounds kind of fun.

8:36Speaker 2:Your bones are probably a little more brittle because you don't have the protein. So it'd probably be where he one-sided. Dude, if look could kill right now.

8:47Speaker 3:Should we try and find out?

8:49Speaker 2:We're going to test this.

8:49Speaker 3:All right, pause the video. We'll be back.

8:52Speaker 2:I'm going to have a black eye and Chris is going to be bleeding out of his nose. But women... On the other hand, if they get in a fight with somebody, it's over, Chris. If you notice, it's done.

9:05Speaker 3:The line is strong forever.

9:07Speaker 2:The relationship is severed. It'll be like, 15 years ago, she said this. And I know she actually meant that. And we are not friends anymore.

9:17Speaker 3:It's kind of funny.

9:18Speaker 2:But I also thought, I realized this. Women, you try to fix too. In your own way. If we're just being flat out honest about it. You go in like a frustration you're experiencing at work, right? For the men, right? We're experiencing frustration at work and we come home and typically we kind of compartmentalize. There's work, there's home. We have a big separation there. We're not bringing the problems from work to the home. All right, we're trying to put that aside. But every once in a while, we got to bring it up. Like it's really, really bugging us.

9:55Speaker 2:And so we talk to our spouse, right? They're our best friend. And what do you do, wives? You try to fix it. You know you do. If you're being honest with yourselves, you try to fix it as well. Like, yes, you're a bit more of an empath in all of this. And there's that emotionalism that you're going to bring into this. But you try to fix it too. So don't just try to... blame the men. We're always trying to fix it. You never listen. It's not about the nail. If we're being honest, both sides are trying to fix. And why is that? Because we love each other. That's why. Because this is a problem that is bothering you enough that you really want to talk about it. And so what do we do? We listen and then we try to do what every human being would do. A good human being would try to come in and say, maybe this would help. So just throwing a little balance out there.

10:57Speaker 2:Do you agree, Chris, that women try to fix too?

11:00Speaker 3:Yeah, it seems like a pretty solid argument.

11:05Speaker 2:I love it when I just have this wisdom just explodes out of my head and benefits everybody who watches.

11:13Speaker 3:Are we being toxic?

11:16Speaker 2:Probably. I'm probably mansplaining right now. Yes, that's a terrible thing to do.

11:20Speaker 4:All right.

11:20Speaker 2:With that, let's talk about one of my favorite subjects. Chris doesn't like this one as much, but I am fascinated by it. The Mandela effect. All right. This is incredible stuff. And I always feel like I've been told before, like if I just throw out a word like Mandela effect, I got to explain it. Because there's people who are listening to the show that are like, what is that? The Mandela effect comes from Nelson Mandela. There are individuals like myself, Chris doesn't remember this, but I do, where Nelson Mandela actually died in prison in the 90s. I remember that. I remember when that happened. But that's not the case. Historically speaking, no, he did not die in prison.

12:01Speaker 2:He actually got out and died as an old man. And we still celebrate him, even though he was a communist. He was a horrible human being. His wife in particular. He used to do the necklace thing. You remember this, Chris? She'd take tires and put them around people's neck and fill them full of gasoline and light them on fire. Like, terrible human beings.

12:20Speaker 3:Yeah.

12:20Speaker 2:Yeah, and we saw Mandela, Man of Peace. No, he was a dirty commie. All right? But that was one of those. There's also the Bernstein Bears. Chris fights me on this one all the time. It's not the Bernstein Bears. It's the Bernstein Bears.

12:34Speaker 3:Yes, it is. No. It always was.

12:36Speaker 2:No, it wasn't. No, Chris. It was 100% the Bernstein Bears. Yes.

12:44Speaker 3:Yep. My sister hated what I called it. It was a different kind of stain.

12:48Speaker 4:Yeah.

12:48Speaker 3:No.

12:49Speaker 2:I'm telling you, man. It was the Bernstein Bears. And there's also the whole Genie movie with Sinbad, which doesn't exist. But I remember it. There's a lot of examples of this. Sorry, I'm not going to go through all of them. But now we have a new one. Chick-fil-A. You know, God's chicken. All the Christians get so excited about going to Chick-fil-A. And the women out there, I guess I'm beating up on women on today's episode. You like take them to Chick-fil-A and they're like, peach milkshake. You get so excited.

13:18Speaker 2:Peach milkshake.

13:19Speaker 3:Yeah.

13:19Speaker 2:Their voice goes up. Like when they order sweet potato fries. Sweet potato fries.

13:24Speaker 3:Yeah. I'm not lying.

13:26Speaker 2:There's something to be said for that.

13:28Speaker 3:It does sound pretty good, actually.

13:30Speaker 2:A peach milkshake. But you got to say it right.

13:31Speaker 3:And sweet potato fries. Okay.

13:36Speaker 2:Chick-fil-A. Was it C-H-I-C or was it C-H-I-C-K? Chris, what do you remember?

13:47Speaker 3:Well, we never had Chick-fil-A until recently, so it wasn't really in my mind up until the last few years.

13:59Speaker 2:I guess, yeah, I've traveled more than you, so I've been all over the country. I've had Chick-fil-A a number of times. And all sorts of different cities around the United States. I'm telling you guys, this was always CHIC. Okay, there was no K in Chick-fil-A. And now there is? What happened? When did this occur? I mean, literally just recently. It's like Chuck Norris died and all of a sudden the world tilted again. We're in another parallel alternative reality or some kind. I don't get it. But even in, and I found this on X, even in the X thing, there was a guy in the X post here. There's a guy that literally has an old tweet from Chick-fil-A in November 20th, 2018. And Chris, I think he's looking for this. He'll be able to bring it up here in a minute. But in this, Chick-fil-A says, we're sorry to hear that. missing Chick-fil-A sauce is never good. Thanks for letting us know, and we hope you give us another shot to make it right next time. So this is a customer who's upset because they didn't get one of the sauces. People get crazy about sauces. Condiments, like, have you seen the insanity of people with condiments? Yeah,

15:20Speaker 2:it's weird. But we have a tweet from Chick-fil-A. Now it says Chick-fil-A Inc. with the blue check mark. It's spelled C-H-I-C-K slash F-I-L slash A. Chick-fil-A. And Chris has got it on the screen for us right here. It's spelled that way. But the tweet, which has been archived from 2018, in their own tweet, they spell it C-H-I-C. What's going on there? What does that mean? Does that mean that Chick-fil-A, the entity, changed their spelling? But in the old tweets, they actually spelled it the way that I remember it? Is this really just like straight up paranormal?

16:20Speaker 2:Like the alternative realities? Is that what's going on? Or is there just this big push that on deception? Are they testing to see how many people will actually notice when they change things? Is it an attack on truth as a whole by some evil entity at the world level who is changing, altering things for us to where we don't know what we believe anymore? We don't know what the truth is. I think that's actually more likely than parallel alternative realities emerging in timelines switching up. I don't think that's actually the case. I think they're messing with us intentionally, messing with our minds to see how far they can push it. People think they're crazy. It was never Chick-fil-A with a K. What's going on? Am I losing my mind? I don't think so. I think there's deception here. I think they're trying to get us to question truth. What is truth? Truth is relative. That's the agenda there. Chris is continuing to look. You see, it even says Chick-fil-A with a C, not the K.

17:35Speaker 2:I'm telling you, it's getting to be a really weird world out there. And speaking of weird worlds, let's talk about Charlie Kirk. We had Charlie Kirk's mentor just died after a freak pickleball accident. Now, we live in Washington State. Chris, you know what state pickleball was invented in? I just gave a massive clue.

18:04Speaker 3:I'm going to just totally guess and say Washington State.

18:09Speaker 2:What do we have for him? Yeah, we invented this.

18:15Speaker 4:It's like, is.

18:17Speaker 2:It even fair to call it a sport? Like, it's a great way. For older people to get a little bit of exercise. A little short bursts. Somebody really nails the pickleball. And you got to kind of hustle a couple of feet. Knock that thing back over. I'm not making fun of it. I actually really enjoy playing it. It's fun. For somebody with really limited athletic abilities. Like myself. Yeah, it's a great sport. But the point is. This guy died from a pickleball accident. He's 76 years old. Jeff Webb.

18:55Speaker 2:He was hospitalized after the accident. Suffered a severe head injury. And his family leader decided to take him off life support. I don't believe this. I don't want to be the guy that's constantly seeing conspiracy theory everywhere I look. But I have a hard time believing this one. Obviously already. And I think the reason why there's others beyond just me that are struggling with what happened here is because of the lies we've been told about the assassination of Charlie Kirk. I struggle here. I know firearms. And I know government cover-ups. And I refuse to believe the official narrative surrounding the assassination of Charlie Kirk, my old boss.

19:48Speaker 2:I want the answers for that. And I don't think it's some weirdo, Tyler, who's with a furry and got his grandfather's. 30- 06 and that Charlie Kirk had bones stronger than Superman. I don't believe that. And now we got his longtime mentor who dies in a freak pickleball accident? I think there's more to this story. And I think, I hope anyway, that the audience appreciates that we have individuals who don't just accept what the news is telling us. Don't just say, oh my gosh, how tragic. Because my first reaction, Chris, I'm going to bring you in here.

20:37Speaker 2:Your first reaction when you see this story, what is it?

20:42Speaker 3:A cool ball accident?

20:44Speaker 2:Yeah, right? Like, you don't believe it. You don't believe it. I think maybe this guy, this is where my mind goes anyway, I think maybe this guy was going to reveal some things. I think maybe this guy had some information that the powers that be didn't want to get out. Yeah. Falls and hits his head. tragically playing pickleball. What a story. What a cover-up. And the vast majority of the normies won't even think to ask the question, what's actually going on here? You know, Chris, if I keep this up, I'll probably die while playing chess.

21:29Speaker 3:Don't say such things.

21:30Speaker 2:I'm just saying. Like, I could clearly, like, I get a little bit too excited... have my hand leaning on the table, and just boom, head injury right there because I was revealing too much truth.

21:44Speaker 3:Maybe we should get you one of those helmets for when you play chess.

21:50Speaker 2:Chris wants to put me in a helmet. You know, Chris, you wouldn't be the first person to suggest that I should always wear a helmet. I'm just saying, it's getting a little bit dangerous out there for people who are revealing the truth, for the whistleblowers, for the people who are dedicated to spreading the message of truth. I don't think this guy went out simply off of an accident. And I want to dig deeper into this. Unfortunately, I don't know if we'll ever have the answers. But we will have one answer. We'll know one thing for sure.

22:26Speaker 2:Jesus Christ is still King. He sees all. And so even if this is an accident or if this is something far more nefarious, to the individuals responsible, you didn't get away with it. You will answer for every action that you've taken. With that, let's move over into more actions.

22:51Speaker 3:Lockdowns. Lockdowns.

22:55Speaker 2:What a fun time to be alive, wasn't it? You remember the lockdowns, ladies and gentlemen, right? What an experience that we all had to go through. From 2020 into, what, 2023? Some of you are still living like it's a lockdown. If you remember all this, then the government intruded upon our individual liberties and sovereignties and decided to start dictating everything that we could do, everything that we can't do. You can't go to church. You have to be six feet apart from everyone. You can't leave your house. You're working remotely. I mean, what a wild experience that collectively we all experienced. And there were some like me who really didn't listen to any of it. I actually had fun during COVID. One of the weird things to say, but I actually did. A lot of the tribes came together, if you will.

23:54Speaker 3:Grocery shopping was exciting.

23:55Speaker 2:It was.

23:56Speaker 3:Wasn't it exciting? I really looked forward to grocery shopping during that time.

24:01Speaker 2:Yeah, it was an interesting one, right? Like you walk in and you need a mask. I'm exempt. And you keep going through and like you walk through and everybody's eyes are just.

24:09Speaker 3:Oh, look, I'm going the wrong way down this aisle.

24:12Speaker 1:What are they going to do?

24:13Speaker 2:That was fun. Like just ignore the arrow on the ground and just.

24:17Speaker 3:Like, nope.

24:18Speaker 2:The ketchup is right there, and I need that, so I'm walking the quickest route, right?

24:23Speaker 1:A to B.

24:25Speaker 2:Oh, what a weird time. But now we've got another lockdown potentially coming at us, ladies and gentlemen. The IEA just published an energy lockdown playbook. Lockdowns 2.0. Now, this is off of X. It's coming from Aaron Day. I want to give him credit there. The International Energy... Yeah, the International Energy Agency released a 10-point plan telling government to restrict driving, ground flights, force remote work, and ban gas cooking. They called it sheltering from oil shocks. Sheltering from oil shocks.

25:06Speaker 3:S.O.S.

25:06Speaker 2:You see that, Chris?

25:09Speaker 3:Oh, yeah, they're good.

25:11Speaker 2:Sheltering from oil shocks.

25:12Speaker 3:S.O.S. Epic PR pros, man. Wow.

25:16Speaker 2:That's good, guys. That's real, real good. Ground flights, restrict driving, force remote work, and ban gas cooking. I have a gas stove. How am I supposed to cook without a gas stove?

25:30Speaker 3:Guess you'll have to break out that hot plate.

25:32Speaker 2:Oh, man. Microwaves and hot plates, air fryers. Yeah, this is going to be wonderful.

25:40Speaker 4:No.

25:41Speaker 2:You can't ban. You know what I'll do? I'll go down to my stove. My gas stove, my wood stove, sorry, not gas stove, my wood stove. I'll be cooking steaks on that. My house will smell amazing. This is ridiculous. Here's the points. Alternating driving days based on your license plate number. Odd plates drive Monday, even plates drive Tuesday. Countries are already implementing this. This is not a suggestion. It's an architecture of a permanent system for movement. They're restricting your ability of free movement. One that the government has no right to dictate. This is a God-given right that we have the ability to move. But they want to restrict this because movement is actually a privilege. Number two, mandatory speed limit reductions on every highway. Not safety, fuel rationing by another name. You can still drive just slower, less often, and only when the government says your plate number qualifies. You know, for me, I can't drive 55.

26:44Speaker 2:Not that I'm a fan of Sammy Hagar. He was horrible. Horrible. Oh, he ruined the band, Chris.

26:52Speaker 4:Am I wrong?

26:53Speaker 2:He ruined the band.

26:54Speaker 3:Oh, yeah. Van Hagar was not where it's at.

26:56Speaker 4:Yeah.

26:59Speaker 2:But I can. I'm not going to drive 55 on a freeway. That's ridiculous. I'm going to drive 80.

27:06Speaker 3:Oh, sorry.

27:07Speaker 2:It's actually 70.

27:08Speaker 3:Shh. We don't talk about that.

27:13Speaker 2:Reducing the speed to conserve the gas. Boy, you environmentalists are going to love this lockdown. You're going to really appreciate it. Sure, there's going to be great pink-haired people in their Subarus. that are going to have bumper stickers all over their car just appreciating agenda 2030 number three avoid air travel where alternatives exist the iea does not define what qualifies as an alternative 12-hour train ride a video call the ambiguity ambiguity thank you is the feature it lets regulators decide after the fact whether your trip was essential is it essential I mean, we already saw what was essential when the government had the previous lockdown.

27:57Speaker 2:You want to go visit grandma? Oh, I'm sorry. She's in a nursing home. You can maybe wave at her. You can drive by and wave at her. Meanwhile, she's literally dying of depression. People need human interaction. Oh, I'm sorry. Did your daughter have a baby? She just happens to live on the other side of the country? A video call. will be just as sufficient as going to see her. Now, I'm not done yet. I've run out of time, but I'm going to rant and rave a whole lot more.

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29:05Speaker 2:And we're back, and I'm all riled up, Chris. You see my hand around the microphone?

29:10Speaker 3:You see it?

29:12Speaker 2:He hates that.

29:12Speaker 3:Take your hand off of the microphone, please, Caleb.

29:16Speaker 2:I want to squeeze, I want to. We need things I can break. Seriously. We need items that are strategically located around, like, within grabbing distance of me that I can just break. Like pencils, for example. Sometimes I just need to break stuff, Chris. Can we make that happen?

29:42Speaker 3:I think we need to add a budget item and maybe start fundraising for that.

29:47Speaker 2:Gabe and I, when Gabe was still on the show, we used to say if we ever had the money attached to the studio, we would actually have a rage room. So we could report on this stuff And then at any giving moment, like when I'm talking about the next lockdown, I can get really upset, go like on camera into the room over there and grab a baseball bat and like smash televisions.

30:15Speaker 3:I can see that.

30:17Speaker 2:This is a reason why people should support us. This is why people should donate to the show right there so that I can have a rage room right next door. Like, this is probably one of the best ideas I've ever had.

30:32Speaker 3:Maybe a shooting range could be part of it.

30:34Speaker 2:I like that idea, too.

30:36Speaker 4:Yes.

30:37Speaker 2:A rage room slash shooting room.

30:39Speaker 4:Yeah.

30:40Speaker 2:Don't worry. I'd be safe. I'd be very safe. I took my wife to a rage room one time as a date. She ended up cutting her hand. Like, there was a lot of, like, pent-up frustration.

30:51Speaker 3:That's, I mean.

30:52Speaker 2:I can't imagine. I wonder what.

30:55Speaker 3:That's not quite the way that's supposed to work.

30:56Speaker 2:As I put my thinking cap on and I'm like, why would my wife had all this like pent up aggression that she like literally launched into this room and just started like breaking stuff? What would be the cause of the frustration for that, Chris? I don't know. It's beyond me.

31:17Speaker 3:Yeah, that's a mystery. It is.

31:18Speaker 2:Anyway, you're over at churchofstate.media and we're going to talk about one of our great affiliates. And no, it's not a rage room. Although perhaps it should be. No, I want to talk about something that makes me feel just fabulous.

31:31Speaker 3:Spectacular.

31:33Speaker 2:I feel absolutely capital. That's how I feel when I'm on methylene blue. That's right. Chris hates it. I love it. You don't hate it. You just hate how I talk about it all the time.

31:48Speaker 3:I think you have a problem.

31:49Speaker 2:I don't have a problem, Chris. If this is a problem, then I don't want to live in like a normal world.

31:55Speaker 3:Okay.

31:55Speaker 2:Methylene blue is great. Love what it does for me. Love the mental clarity. Love the mitochondrial health. I mean, there's a lot of great benefits that go with taking methylene blue. And I love Best 365 Labs. It's one that I order monthly. I am one of the customers here from these guys. I get the vitamin C one. And I'm telling you, it's just incredible. Plus, I like it comes in a capsule. Like, methylene blue does not taste good. I'm just going to tell you right now.

32:26Speaker 2:And if you, like, get a little bit of liquid. I've already shown this on a show. If you get the liquid and put it on your tongue, it stains your tongue blue for just a little bit. It goes away after a little while. But if you, like, get it on your teeth, you're going to have blue teeth for a little bit. I had the tablet. I just throw it, drink some water.

32:41Speaker 4:Boom.

32:41Speaker 2:I get a little mark of blue on my tongue.

32:43Speaker 3:That's it.

32:45Speaker 2:But I'm telling you, this stuff does some incredible things for your mind and for your body. So go to best365labs. com. Use the promo code CHURCHANDSTATE. And I already talked about donating, so we don't necessarily need to go there. But I'll just reiterate.

32:58Speaker 3:Donate.

33:00Speaker 2:Donate for us. So that we can get a rage room. I can have a line item of breakable items. I'm looking around, Chris, but I don't see anything I can break. There's nothing.

33:14Speaker 3:No. No, there's nothing you can break. Just....

33:18Speaker 4:No.

33:19Speaker 2:I ripped a paper.

33:19Speaker 3:Stop.

33:20Speaker 2:I feel better now.

33:21Speaker 4:All right.

33:22Speaker 2:Let's go back to the IEA. I love all these acronyms. The IEA with their SOS.

33:30Speaker 4:All right.

33:30Speaker 2:We're talking about that we're going to have massive fuel reductions and the plans to put us in a secondary lockdown. All right. Switch from gas cooking to electric. This is point number four. switch from gas cooking to electric. The IEA is now telling you what appliances to use in your own kitchen. The same agency that published Net Zero by 2050 calling for thermostats capped at 19 degrees and a ban on new gas boilers. 19 degrees? Wow.

34:05Speaker 3:I think that's the degrees C.

34:08Speaker 4:Yeah.

34:09Speaker 2:I agree.

34:09Speaker 3:I don't know what that means.

34:11Speaker 2:It's still cold, Chris. It's not warm. Like, you're going to be in your house with, like, multiple coats on. And, of course, they want to ban wood fires as well, so you can say goodbye to that heating source. You're going to come in and tell us if we can use gas to cook? I mean, talk to any chef. Any chef. And, oh, what, you got a number for me? I can't read that from that far away.

34:38Speaker 3:Yeah. It says 19 Celsius is 66 degrees Fahrenheit.

34:43Speaker 2:That's cold, dude.

34:44Speaker 3:It's also 66. Yeah.

34:47Speaker 2:Right. Interesting with their SOS. 66 degrees in the dead of winter. That is cold, man. You do not want to be living in a house at 66 degrees.

34:56Speaker 4:All right.

34:56Speaker 2:That's pathetic. But chefs, all chefs, every high-end chef cooks with gas. Don't worry. The elites will still be able to go to their five-star restaurants because they won't be under these types of lockdowns. Think Gavin Newsom in California going to the winery, right? We don't have masks. We're enjoying the winery. Yeah, we're going out.

35:15Speaker 3:It's fun.

35:16Speaker 2:They'll still be able to do that. But for the rest of us, us little peons, no, you can't have gas. You got to go on electric. And then don't worry about the rolling blackouts and brownouts that are going to occur a whole lot more. Don't worry about that. It's all for your benefit, right? Number five, work from home. Oh, we're going to do this again. Where possible. In 2020, they locked down the world and called it public health. In 2026, they are locking down movement and calling it energy security. The template is identical. The excuse changed. IEA's own net zero roadmap calls for personal behavior changes modeled on COVID compliances. They said it out loud. COVID-19 has increased general awareness of how behavioral changes can be effective.

36:00Speaker 2:This is not crisis management. This is a beta test for a permanent energy credit system. And they have a beautiful, beautiful lockdown image that we're showing for you right now. Lockdown 2.0 with a nice padlock and the gas. New excuse, same cage. That's right. They want to put you in a cage, ladies and gentlemen. And look at what they're doing right now. Have you been watching the news?

36:28Speaker 3:Sure.

36:29Speaker 2:We have Iran lobbying missiles and bombs over towards Israel and a lot of the Gulf states, fellow Muslim countries. And you got Israel and the United States doing the same in Iran. So gas production is already an absolute mess over there. Massive oil fields that are on fire. They've shut down the Strait of Hormuz and oil is not moving that direction. Unless you're China. China is actually still moving vessels through there because they have a working relationship with Iran. Then you have Ukraine. Ukraine just sent drones and missiles in and blew up a Russian oil field.

37:07Speaker 2:It's still on fire. It's an absolute mess. And then just yesterday, what happened? Were you paying attention? Because down in Texas, massive explosion of an oil refinery shook the windows. Huge. Do you see what's going on here? I don't for one second believe that the accident at the oil refinery in Texas was not planned. They're making oil scarce intentionally. I mean, even the name, fossil fuels, was all designed to make it feel like it was a scarce commodity.

37:46Speaker 2:But here's the truth. There is no scarcity. Think about the oil reserves today. All for national security. The Democrats are already pushing Donald Trump to release some of these to bring down the prices. Donald Trump's not doing that. And I'm not saying the Democrats are right on this. But we already have stockpiles of reserves. They've already proven that oil wells that supposedly dried up would never actually refill. They just capped them and left them alone. Guess what? Many, many of those have refilled. Because the oil... Is in abundance.

38:23Speaker 2:The earth produces it. So a lot of these caverns. That have been sapped. Or just taken. All the oil was taken out of it. They refilled. But they want to lead you down the path. Of oil scarcity. That we got to be. Just as human beings. We got to make a few sacrifices. So that the world can be better. And they want to lock us down. I told you. Man I told you. going back a few years ago, that we were going to see another lockdown, that it was going to happen. I didn't know how exactly, but I knew another lockdown was happening. Chris, I wish we could go find that one. It takes some research on our part. Where I told you, not a prophet, because I always say that, but I told you that there would be another lockdown. I didn't know if it was going to be from another virus or some other calamity, but here it goes. Right here. Another lockdown coming our way.

39:25Speaker 2:And what are you going to do, citizens? You see, we could overwhelm the system. And that would be the solution right there. The solution to all of this tyranny is to overwhelm the system. What are you going to do? You're going to abide by this? You're going to say, oh, it's Monday. My license plate doesn't end with an odd number. So guess I can't drive on Monday. Or if millions of us said, no, you don't get the ability to do that, government. We're going to drive just like we always have. If airlines, private corporations, one of you, just one of you. I don't care who it is. I don't care if it's Spirit. Chris, if Spirit Airlines said, you know what? We believe in freedom. And anybody who buys a ticket through us is going to be able to travel. You know what would happen? Everybody would fly Spirit.

40:25Speaker 3:They'd make a lot of money.

40:26Speaker 2:They would make a ton of money. Maybe flying on Spirit would be a little bit better. A little better experience. It's a little rough right now. A little rough. I'm telling you. That's the solution. The free market steps up. And gives the government the... I can't say it on air. A gesture of. We're doing what we want to do. We're doing what we were designed to do. To produce a product for the people.

40:59Speaker 3:Man.

41:01Speaker 2:We could tell the government to just pound sand. But will the people do it? Sadly, I don't think we will. I'd love to see it. But I don't think we will. I think we will just go with this. man this is terrible oh what day is it oh guess uh guess we're drinking coffee black cause we don't have the we can't go to the store till tomorrow to get some milk go into the pantry kids and figure out what we have cause we forgot to go to the store yesterday we're gonna have really dinner plans oh man you had practice today sorry you don't get to go that's the life for America if we submit to a lockdown 2.0. Personally, I'll probably have fun with it again. Chris, you gonna have fun with it again?

42:05Speaker 3:Maybe we could throw microwave ovens in the harbor. What do you think about that?

42:09Speaker 1:Ooh.

42:09Speaker 2:Ooh, this is an interesting idea. Rush down to your nearest body of water, throw your microwaves, your electric ovens, Into the harbor. We're going to get in trouble. We're going to get in trouble.

42:25Speaker 3:All right.

42:25Speaker 2:Last but not least. Let's talk about this. This one's also an ex-post. Coming from an individual by the name of Mads Paulsvig. Hope I'm saying that right. But I do want to give you credit. He's talking about the Middle East conflict lesson for today. And I love what he's saying. And I'm going to go through it. But I just got to tell you. I gotta forewarn the audience. It's all a gimmick. You gotta see that, right? Like, there's no good guys in this scenario. They're all playing their part. Every one of them wants to centralize control.

43:09Speaker 2:And we're the pawns. And we just go with it. We just believe what the media is telling us. What the pundits are saying. They're the bad guys. They're the good guys. Let's break this down. Here's your Middle East conflict lesson for today. Every country is working in unison to bring about Agenda 2030. It's a small group versus all of humanity. That small group runs all countries already, including Iran. Agenda 2030 includes no one flying or driving, plus a plunging of society back into the dark ages with limited production of all goods and services. In order to accomplish Agenda 2030, the oil must be removed. The only time the public will accept not driving, flying, or their local stores out of goods, aka communism, is a fake war, where fake sides fake battle and destroy real oil, energy, infrastructure.

44:03Speaker 2:And I'd like to just say, people are dying in this war. They don't care about that. It's not that it's all made up, it's all televised, it's all just a bunch of actors with fake blood. No, they're killing people left and right. Because the end result is they want to kill off humanity. But it is a fake war and there are fake sides. And you got these people that are constantly talking about it. Oh, look at how terrible Iran is. Look at all the terrible things they're doing. And the reality, the Iranian people are just like you and I. Everyone throughout the world at the peon level, we all want the same thing. We all just want to live our lives, right? To give our kids, have some place to lay our heads at night That's what we want. But the power structures, they're vastly different.

44:54Speaker 2:And that's not what they desire. In these fake wars, they do indeed kill real civilians and real soldiers on both sides because dead people cement the fake pre-planned wars real in the minds of the TV viewers. I just said that, actually. Iran has been told to hit oil refineries outside Iran.

45:11Speaker 3:The U.S.

45:11Speaker 2:Has been told to hit oil deposits inside Iran. Other nations are told to leave their energy infrastructure open for attack. And the public is mind-controlled to believe that Hulk Hogan and Randy Macho Man Savage don't all work for the same boss. All the actors are hired and paid by the same movie studio folks. All of them.

45:29Speaker 3:I love that.

45:29Speaker 2:I love that analogy. Hulk Hogan versus Randy Macho Man Savage. Think back to it, ladies and gentlemen, especially the guys that watch this show. We all had our favorite wrestler. Chris, who was your favorite wrestler?

45:43Speaker 3:Probably Hulk Hogan. When he was a good guy.

45:47Speaker 2:Not with the NWO.

45:48Speaker 1:Oh, whoa.

45:49Speaker 2:Wait, what? Why did Hulk Hogan all of a sudden join the New World Order? Weird. Because it's all a stage. Mine was The Undertaker, by the way. Loved The Undertaker.

46:02Speaker 3:Oh, yeah.

46:02Speaker 2:He was cool.

46:03Speaker 3:He was scary.

46:04Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, he was. But they were all actors. We all know that. We all laugh about it now. Some of us even still watch it. But we know it's all just a show. Are they athletes?

46:15Speaker 4:Yeah, they are.

46:16Speaker 2:To be able to do those kind of flips and crazy stuff. Yeah, you're in shape. You're an athlete, but you're acting kind of like the NFL. Oh, did he just say that out loud?

46:29Speaker 4:Yes.

46:30Speaker 2:Big, big conspiracy theories, Chris. When your food shelves are empty, after a massive inflation wave makes you broke, and after travel restrictions increase, the new mind control mantra, stay home, save gas. Then you'll know how completely naive people have been to believe that all these governments who all attack their own people with COVID jab in 2020 care about we, the people. Can't you already see the slogan? Stay home, save gas.

46:57Speaker 3:Save Mother Gaia.

47:00Speaker 2:I can already see it, man. I can already see the people who are going to literally be shouting this from the rooftops. All like it's their own independent thought. Oh my gosh. I'm staying home to save gas. I'm doing my part. Rosie the Riveter. It's all an agenda, ladies and gentlemen. Everything we've been force-fed for so long, for decades, has all been an agenda to push us towards accepting what the elites want for us. We're not making our own decisions. We're completely controlled, and we've got to get away from it.

47:38Speaker 3:But just think, Cable, now the patriots and the greens are unifying. To save gas.

47:50Speaker 2:Boy, Donald Trump's going to bring together the Green Party and MAGA? The Green and Red Party? The Green and Red? Where have I heard that before? Oh, that's right. Carlos the Jackal, who talked about the Greens and the Reds coming together to defeat the evil West. Who were the Greens? They were the jihadists. Who were the Reds? They were the communists. Oh, and now we're going to have a new coalition of of the green and reds benefiting America. Wow, it ties in just so nicely, Chris. I wish I didn't know so much about history. Oh, it hurts. Iran poisoned their own people with the jabs just like the West, or sorry, poisoned their own people with the jabs just like the West, while supposedly hating the West, as did Israel, as did the U.S., as did every other country that are fighting and participating in this WWF WrestleMania event. WWF.

48:47Speaker 2:I think they misspelled the WEF. I think that's what we actually got here. The WEF with Hulk Hogan working for the New World Order.

48:57Speaker 3:Wake up.

48:57Speaker 2:Countries are fake. You're being hunted. Break the government spell. They're all working together against you and your family. Even if it was all fake and AI generated pictures, they're still going to raise your gas prices anyways and try to put in their agenda 2030 restrictions. Ladies and gentlemen, this is your warning. Wake up to what's going on. and push back. You have got to fight this system because it's coming at us. It is literally right around the corner. And what are you going to do? What are you going to do? Are you going to take it?

49:34Speaker 2:Are you going to submit it? Are you going to be one of these people on their knees begging the government for just a little more? Can I just have a little more food, please? My children, they're hungry. Please. My mother is dying. She lives across the country. I just want to see her one last time. Please, government. Are you going to be one of them? Are you going to be a person that takes your freedoms and exercises them. Somebody who says, we don't need permission. We are going to live our lives as we see fit.

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