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gross. Right? So welcome back.

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Last hour on a Wednesday, you made it halfway through

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your week. I was on Alex Jones earlier, and I

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shows the Alex Jones Show amongst other shows

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and I do every Wednesday for an hour

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and I actually put on my little

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you can go there and look at that. And I have

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Susan Reeb with me. How are you? Hi. Super.

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And so we have man,

3:34

we have a lot of territory. One of the things

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I discussed by the way,

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CNN layoffs, what a joke? It's like

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headline news right now. The

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government has propped them up since the since

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the inception. It's a government run

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broadcast. It's like China

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news. I mean, give me a break. So

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they they cry layoffs. Oh,

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come on. They they would've if it

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were crowds watching them because they have

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under three hundred thousand people in the whole nation

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that even watch them, they would have

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been dead a long time but

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but of course, they're gonna cry layoffs to make it

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look real. And I

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also wanted to men Oh,

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San Francisco, the AP also

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said that cops can use

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robots now that do major

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harm We might talk about that.

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Yeah. This was the AP saying this,

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that San Francisco can unleash their

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little killer robots on people.

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wonderful. So we're at a weird

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time in history, but I also

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wanted to say on the Alex

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Jones Show I talked about Balenciaga

4:36

because there's so much more to the story

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and Susan's gonna go over way more

4:40

to the story that's gonna creep you

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out. We might I don't know. We might have to

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leave some detail because it's creepy. It's

4:46

disgusting. Anyway, go

4:49

ahead. Well, It's it's

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so bizarre and had Kim Kardashian

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not become the face of Balenciaga

4:56

about six months ago. That was

4:58

not that was not an accident. Why is

5:00

Kanye in the news? And why is she in the news all of a

5:02

sudden? The two of them. The face in the news

5:04

for Trump dinner, which nobody cared about

5:06

until it until it was maybe done

5:08

for a reason of trying they wanted

5:10

to get that into the press to demonize Kanye

5:12

and demonize Trump. Right? You know, and

5:14

Nick Fuentes. None of them should be

5:16

demonized, but they're demonizing him. He's

5:18

in the news. She's in the it's really weird to tell

5:20

you the truth. It's very weird, but I think

5:22

these are the mesmerizers. Mhmm.

5:25

In in meteorology, the study of

5:27

evil and politics. They say you need your

5:29

mesmer marizers to keep the public focused.

5:31

Yeah. And that actually makes sense to

5:33

me. So Balenciaga

5:36

is a fashion house. Mhmm. And we've

5:38

talked about it because they had the

5:40

children in the bondage, the

5:42

little teddy bears with bondage weird

5:45

weird stuff. I went through a lot of hands This was no

5:47

accident to get us out there. No. A lot of

5:49

people approved this. Yes. And the stylist,

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her own personal stuff, very

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weird. And you know, a picture

5:55

of her seeing cannibal corpse on

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her t shirt inside of a church.

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So

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clearly trying to make a shirt in red

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and dolls doused with blood

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Yeah. Like, she's holding them.

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She's kind of this demonic person

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on her team. Like -- Yeah. -- a little

6:12

leader or something. He holds a more I don't know. I

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don't know. She's and she's the designer since two

6:16

thousand fourteen. She's worked with a bunch of other

6:18

She really has. She's been ill

6:20

told. Yes. And so the people

6:23

know about her. Mhmm. And it's interesting that

6:25

Kanye got canceled from Adidas. So

6:27

it's almost like he was trying to get

6:29

canceled because he said Adidas cancel

6:31

me and they cancel them in the next day.

6:33

Oh. And then she's the stylist. Anyway,

6:35

so Balenciaga has

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French owners are the caring

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group key, KERING

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and there were thirty five billion

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dollars They own Alexander

6:47

McQueen, Balenciaga, Boschiran,

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and a bunch of other that you would recognize

6:54

as Saint Laurent, Gucci --

6:56

Mhmm. -- and so this is one

6:58

of those mega conglomerate

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fashion houses. and we know

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how that works now, you know, when you see BCBC,

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Max Azaria, it used to

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be BCBC and Max

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Azaria. So It

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says they have come out with this

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huge thing. Oh, and and the head of

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the guy who is the president,

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François Henry Pignol, is

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married to actress Selma Hayek.

7:22

It's kind of interesting. Mhmm.

7:24

And they have this quote from their charitable

7:27

organizational website. Whenever

7:29

women's integrity and dignity are attacked,

7:31

I believe each one of us has a

7:34

particular responsibility. And

7:36

then they go into their Caring Foundation

7:39

Description. It says the Caring Foundation

7:41

since two thousand eight has worked to combat violence

7:43

against women. to break the silence

7:46

a cycle of violence and taking collective

7:48

action to stand against violence. And

7:50

then it says the foundation funds

7:53

local NGOs provide supportive resources

7:55

to women, and those

7:57

directly impacted by violence.

7:59

so they go out of their way to

8:02

not mention children. In

8:04

their whole statement, they don't mention

8:06

children, taking care of children, being responsible

8:08

for children isn't that odd? Yeah.

8:10

While the oddness going on. So

8:13

it it comes to so they get

8:15

together at these star studded events and

8:17

congratulate each other all these

8:19

stars on all the good that they're doing that

8:21

includes Anderson Cooper

8:23

who co chaired along with Selma Hayek

8:25

and you know, it's it's

8:28

it's just one of these big star

8:31

studded events, but it's notable

8:33

that back in two thousand nineteen, Caring

8:35

-- Mhmm. -- this group sponsored

8:38

Michelle Obama's on her trip to

8:40

Paris, where they helped

8:42

launch her book becoming. And

8:45

do you remember the images of

8:47

her in the foreground with

8:50

no trigon burning in the background?

8:52

Mhmm. And that picture

8:54

went viral. That title, by the way, is

8:56

very interesting, becoming a

8:58

woman. We don't know. I'm just saying,

9:00

just throwing it out there. It's just interesting

9:02

that would be her title becoming

9:04

I it's so true. Don't you guys don't you

9:06

guys think? It's a little ironic. It's

9:08

a very interesting. I would

9:11

never think of that as

9:13

nay title for MM1.

9:15

No. Unless you're trying

9:17

to be something you're not and you're

9:19

becoming that. I'll just leave it

9:21

right there. Okay.

9:22

Interesting. Anyway, so

9:23

this stylist, here's her name,

9:26

Lada. So when you think of her, think of a

9:28

lot of bad stuff. Lada.

9:30

Yeah. Vulcova. Mhmm. And it

9:32

said here, the caring group,

9:34

they have these assets thirty five

9:36

billion and In all

9:38

of this time, there's been no official

9:40

statement by carrying or the

9:42

CEO Francois Henri Pannelt.

9:44

Nothing. Nothing. Not a word. Not They

9:46

want this out there. I do. I

9:48

believe they do. Well, it came out the same time

9:50

as California's talking about putting all their

9:52

pedophiles on the street. And

9:55

not in not in prison and how, you

9:57

know, it's minor attraction. I

9:59

mean, there are they normalizing this,

10:01

Susan? I think that is the

10:03

point. Mhmm. And I don't think we're the

10:05

audience for it. I think it's the

10:07

teenagers and young adults who

10:09

look at this stuff with these fresh

10:11

open eyes and go, oh,

10:13

ah. Right. And then they see the celebrities

10:15

doing nothing about oh, I'm gonna I'm gonna

10:17

reevaluate. Instead of

10:19

condemn, I'm gonna reevaluate my

10:22

Association with

10:24

Balenciaga. Instead of

10:26

coming oh, my gosh. I'm horrified.

10:28

They're watching the celebrities do

10:30

nothing about this. and they're

10:32

watching their beloved icons, say

10:35

nothing, do nothing, and act like it's

10:37

not that big of a deal. Independent

10:39

came out with an article today that said, well,

10:41

was just a brilliant marketing kinda

10:43

like blackface in two thousand

10:45

eighteen when when some of the designers got

10:47

in trouble for doing that. I'm like,

10:49

this is child pedophilia.

10:52

That's not the same as blackface in

10:54

two thousand eighteen. I'm sorry. But they were

10:56

talking about it as, oh, could it be

10:58

a brilliant marketing scheme trying to throw that

11:00

out into the public. You they

11:02

wouldn't do this with animals. They

11:04

wouldn't do it with animal cruelty and

11:06

say, oh, it was just a marketing scene. Yeah. Exactly.

11:08

No. Because people's heads would explode. Right?

11:11

Yeah. And so they actually have

11:13

ethics and integrity quote,

11:15

their own statement in their their

11:17

materials. It says, at Kering, we place

11:19

ethics in integrity at the heart of our

11:21

business conduct. Discover the group's

11:23

code of ethics available in

11:25

fourteen languages and our

11:27

human rights policy. Right.

11:29

This is a group that also owns

11:32

Christi's. And if you go

11:34

to a subset called strange

11:36

salons dot org, They have the

11:38

whole unfortunate -- Mhmm.

11:40

-- unfortunate pictures.

11:42

sure is I

11:43

I just warn people you may not

11:45

wanna go there. Yeah. They

11:48

Kristy's was

11:50

allowed to sell permitted

11:52

themselves to sell these mannequins

11:54

that are children where

11:57

sex organs have replaced noses,

11:59

ears,

12:00

mouth. These are mannequins, these

12:03

are children's, child mannequins

12:05

that are artwork. It

12:07

is so bizarre, his stomach turned.

12:09

And so disturbing that

12:12

you can't even believe somebody's mind would

12:14

come up with this. And here's the

12:16

other thing I thought. Okay. So now those

12:18

images have been disseminated around

12:20

the Internet oh, we're sorry, we pull them back, whatever.

12:22

They're disseminated. And don't

12:24

you think that pedophiles say to

12:26

their young victims, hey, look at this

12:28

picture. look at this picture.

12:30

This is what you could be doing. Right.

12:33

Right? Right. It's it's already out there.

12:35

It's too late. No one's

12:37

really doing much about it. So there ago. They

12:39

did the crime. They're not gonna take all those

12:41

pictures down. But these

12:43

mannequins, some of them are missing their genitals, some

12:45

of them have castrated genitals

12:47

on children. And you

12:49

say no

12:51

normal person. No normal

12:53

person would ever come up with this.

12:55

Because our instinct is to be

12:57

protective of children.

12:59

Right? There's a respect --

13:01

Yes. -- children? Not your own even.

13:03

Just a basic respect. absolutely,

13:06

legally annihilated. I know.

13:08

How in the world does a person

13:10

go from this point way

13:12

down the road to this point? It's

13:14

so extreme that there were probably

13:16

a lot of dark steps in between

13:19

is what I'm thinking. Yeah.

13:21

And if we don't say to the

13:23

fashion industry, I don't

13:25

care. I'm sick of buying your

13:27

expensive overpriced stuff made

13:29

in in factories that

13:31

are their own human rights, horse,

13:33

chambers, whatever. and

13:35

stick to other types of clothing, if you have to

13:37

buy clothing, buy used, this is ridiculous.

13:39

Is this the line in the sand that

13:41

we're gonna draw? Because do

13:44

we need these people? We don't

13:46

need them. No. And they pretend

13:48

that they are so essential to our

13:50

lives. They're not. Nope. and

13:52

they're sick. They're demonic. You should see

13:54

the stuff they put up. It's it's

13:57

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