Patriot Power Hour #357
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Patriot Power Hour #357

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This on your action item list. You decide your own love love involvement. We are the Prepper Broadcasting Network. You are now listening to the Patriot Power Hour, the newest show of the Prepper Broadcasting Network. This live episode features the situational awareness you need to practice self reliance and independence. Introducing your hosts, Ben the Breaker of Banksters and Future Dan, the editor of Future danger dot com. Patriot Power Hour. We are live August thirteen, twenty twenty six, Episode three hundred and fifty seven. It's actually a pretty unique episode tonight because first off, you just have me Ben the Breaker Banksters, my co host not here, but he will be back next week shout out to Future Dan. And also it's Prepper Camp time, so most of the hosts are traveling or are already at Prepper Camp. I had a really big family get together for a milestone birthday out of town, about seven hundred miles out of town. I just got back from them, so I wasn't able to go to Prepper Camp back to back with that trip. But I'm really trying to go next year twenty twenty seven because I've just heard so many great things from NBC guy Trepid Commander, Jay Ferg Sarah Chen. First off, I want to meet all these people in real life. I've met a couple, but not all, and I've just heard how great and how fun it is, so I'm almost I probably should just like book the Dog Center now for August twenty twenty seven. Shout out to everybody that's on their way or at prepper camp. But uh, I guess I will. I have no one supervising me tonight. Luckily I'm not one for chaos, but uh it's like, hmm, no cost tonight and Trepid Commander and everybody else is on the road holding down the fort. So much power, but I must use it responsibly. Well, we got a heck of a news blitz, so most of tonight will be dedicated to the news blitz. If you're watching live on Rumble or stream yards, that's what we broadcast from I suppose, but Spreaker you'll get the podcasts after the fact. But we do have video and we're sharing the screen right now. You'll see a wide swath. All four columns are full from top to bottom headlines and indicators, including a few SHTF level or near sh TF level, because there's several different grades of news here on Future danger dot com. And actually a couple of these columns go two or three screens deep, like scrolling down. So just my dead racketing. We got forty plus headlines tonight, maybe fifty, and it's all on me, so I have to stay the course. I will say next week. We planned to be live on August twentieth, and that will be just almost exactly to the day fifteenth anniversary one to five fifteenth anniversary of my original blogger website to Thronethebanksters dot com, which is defunct at this point, but it was up for about a decade and I was actively posting six seven plus years. I got away from it. I should not have. I need to bring it back. But I've been hitting the podcast and other ways to interact and get the word out. But my first love writing, especially now that there's so much AI and chat cheepteen all that crap. But I actually have to write a thousand word essay by hand? Can I still do it? And yes, I want to be able to do it. I think it's art for and yeah I do use some chat GPT for some written things at work and personal, but still that's like saying, oh, I can use chat GPT to play the guitar, So I'm never gonna play the guitar. I learned the guitar. That's the wrong way to look at it, folks. Anyway, I digress. Next week i'ma have a little bit of special stuff on fifteenth year anniversary. Some hits, some misses, some lessons learned. But based on what I've been I went back in time and read all the articles I posted and wrote, etc. Some really poignant stuff that's just evergreen or even more than ever green, like hits harder now than ever here fifteen years later. So but I won't get too much into that, mainly because we have so much news. Like if we had like three headlines tonight, I would talk a lot or about the upcoming fifteen year anniversary of really my fight against the banksters and what brought me to Patriot Power Hour and then eventually brought me to Prepper Broadcasting Network. But we'll save most of that for tomorrow May or next week. That is, it'll be good to talk with future Dan about that as well, instead of me just monologuing about it, droning on so instead of continuing to drawn on why don't I just go through the news blitz. Let's get started for this thirteenth of August, August thirteen, twenty twenty six. Let me literally get a drink of water, because I'm gonna have to do his whole dashboard all in one go. But I can do it. I could do it. Folks, Here we go, give me a few seconds. All right, here we go. Wow. Let's start with economics. I am the breaker of banksters, and a theme that's been going on for fifteen plus years in my mind is collapse of the US dollar. There's a lot of ways that could come about, but one of the perhaps most inevitable, would be a blowout, meaning a massive increase in interest rates. Think the stagflation of the seventies, but worse, where interest rates are up and guess what, you ain't getting inflation fixed up either, and you're not getting employment and getting stagflation and interest rates are high. Now. Eventually, in the a little bit later in the eighties in the Reagan administration, with vulgar et cetera, they raised rates a lot, but that finally took out inflation. They can't do that this time, though. So anyway, we'll start with the news blitz with SHTF level treasury rates SIR thirty year treasury trades at five point two eight percent, the highest since the summer of two thousand and seven, which was before the Lehman Brothers bear Stearns collapse. So we're seeing interest rates, which is mortgages, that's commercial debt, that's government debt, and we know we're spending a lot of debt and servicing a lot of debt. It's going out of control, and they can't lower interest rates right now. So that's the headline of the night. Honestly, we'll see what it looks like next week with future Dan's back. If it's higher than five point two eight percent, even higher than it is, it could be a problem, even if this reduces a little bit. So all right, I won't pontific and talk deeply about any future articles until I finished dashboards. You can get the big picture, but I just had to dive a little deeper into that one. All right, Here we go. Gasoline national average gas price before four dollars after a nasty, nasty summer and year, first time ever. That was as of early this week, So above four dollars a gallon, it has abated a bit in the last twenty four to forty eight hours, still though, gas up pretty big. Federal government budget deficit surges in July twenty twenty six, highest level since March twenty twenty one, which was the peak of COVID bailouts, right like twelve months after the lockdown started. Well, we have the worst budget deficit since then. Officially last month July. Wages lag behind inflation four straight months, four straight decades. My opinion, US economy he unexpectedly loses twenty three thousand jobs, loses twenty three thousand jobs. In July. Gold hits seven week high, well above four thousand. Now after dropping from above five thousand to about four thousand, gold back up to forty three forty four hundred and seven week high. And again, this is supposed to be the dog days of summer mid August, No a lot of action under the indicator. Economic news dreadfully disappoints, credit card debt rising again, and the ingredients are coming together for a US financial crisis. And they're saying if markets whose faith in Washington's economic management, Trump could trigger a disaster, Well, it's been a house of cards for a while, so it's kind of true, any loss of confidence could bring it all down at this rate, so that all a sudden, markets are still pretty much all time high. There's no collapse going on right now, but interest rates blowing out. We'll watch that very closely. Week by a week. Let's move to national security and domestic security. Let's just get rolling straight away. US rejects Chinese nature reserve claim of the South China Sea, China saying, hey, this is a nature reserve, this very strategic, super important part of the globe. It's a nature reserve. You can't put your military there. US rejects that. US demands twenty four hour notice for Chinese ballistic missile launches. So these are low level indicators. But when we trend analysis, perform trend analysis on this on future danger dot com, it can tell a story. It can weave a story and give a good baseline as well for any future events. We can compare it to some of this twenty two American cities impacted by cyber attacks on their water systems. Iran suspected USS George Washington carrier group moving towards the Middle East. Air Force intercepts multiple aircraft violating temporary flight restrictions over the president in New Jersey. North Korea test fires ballistic missile into the east see South Korea, and the US conducts military drills amid evolving North Korea threats. Taiwanese military drills a government response to Chinese decapitation strike. Taiwan simulates slow mobile internet in its annual war games. Essentially, Hey, anything and everything you planned on mobile internet, it's either gonna be super slow or just totally off. You better practice your warfare techniques with minimal mobile internet. The Army Fifth Corps commander removed. We'll check deeper to that, but yeah, a top US general in Europe abruptly removed. National Guard deployment to DC extended to twenty twenty nine. Hundreds of Washington Guardsmen activated in wildfire response. Guardsmen getting some use out of them right now. Former exec of government backed nonprofit arrested for funneling donor money to the KKK and neo Nazi informants. This is under the indicator, and it's very appropriate. Government fosters terrorists to prosecute. Yes, Future danger dot com has hundreds and hundreds of indicators, and there's so many great matches, and this is a good one right here that I've rarely ever seen, but here it is. It pops up. We'll dive deeper into the indicator later. The government foster's terrorists in order to prosecute them, essentially right like a patsy or escapegoat. Lots of different analogies. Those don't fit this perfectly, but what does fit them is that government foster's the terrorists to prosecute. Nineteen officers resign in Wisconsin before retire. This is Beloit b E l o it T Beloit, Wisconsin. So it's not like it's New York City missing twenty or thirty officers. That's like one percent of one percent of one precinct or something, but no, relatively small town city in Wisconsin, Wiscancer. So domestically but especially internationally, we're seeing a lot of high level indicators and just breadth and depth, severity and frequency. We're seeing both across the board, but specifically here in the security column. Let's move on though, liberty indicators. Liberty column. Judge halts President from limiting male voting. Twenty one courts in twenty twenty six deny President access to state voter rolls. Wisconsin Democrat gubernatorial primary election draws scrutiny. Milwaukee County officials announced five flash drives had botched voting data. Yeah, botched, all right, human error? Maybe it was maybe, but that's what the Milwaukee election commissioner says, that it was human error. Elections should be error proof. In my opinion, mysterious Wisconsin upset defies all the polls bringing it all together. That's under elections are stolen. A trending news article getting some of the most of the clicks on future danger dot com. US Navy fires on Panama flagged ship that was breaking the Iranian blockade. When you see the trending indicator, it means a lot of traffic, A lot of the visitors of Future Danger are clicking on that, like ten x more than normal. Texas municipal judge fired after dismissing protest charge. We'll read more detail into that. It's a lot deeper than just that. Headline says FBI had fourteen informants on POTUS forty six corruption but ran secret op to dismiss evidence as disinformation. Misinformation really disinformation, though, is what this is about. Of course, they ran both disinformation and misinformation. But FBI had fourteen informants trying to inform on POTUS forty six, but in parallel ran a secret opt to dismiss the evidence as disinformation. It's really interesting, right, That's what I want to talk to future Dan about. Let's try to remember that for next week. I'm maybe even write it down because this is one that is right up future Dane's wheelhouse. Maybe we'll even get more information by next week. Don't like car license plate readers invading your privacy, Well, it's about to get a lot worse. You can obviously learn more about flock cameras and similar systems, but yeah, it's gonna get a lot worse. The Internet of Things and five G are no longer in the planning stage. They're fully installed and being really used. And the next generation's coming up of things way beyond flock and well, I'll put my ten full hat on. Got a feeling they got some drones up there and maybe some satellites that could pretty much track every single vehicle in the United States. I want to put it past that. So flock cameras are just some basic, basic infrastructure of the surveillance state, but it's important. It's the most obvious that most average people can see. So people will get pissed off about that. Awesome, they just need to keep digging, don't just stop at flock cameras. So this article goes into some of those other on the horizon or already hear that maybe the net. You know, you'll hear about this in a week or a month or six months. Right, just like everyone's talking about flocked cameras, there's other stuff out there. Pennsylvania passes a law to invalidate mineral title and transfer valuable rights to the states or private gas interests without compeysation. So this is essentially I'm not gonna call it imminent domain, but no compensation for the rights of mineral title and transfer rights and for these gas interests because Pennsylvania sees a lot of gas and coal and stuff. Right, So this is under you know, actually on this dashboard. And that was actually the last no, no, no, we got one more calm to gate on, so I better get to it. I almost forgot, but man, we got a lot of news today. This is all about private property taken for public use without just compensation. I don't know if I've ever seen that indicator. So there's at least three indicators tonight that are almost never used that popped up, which is a real anomaly, especially in mid August. A lot going on. Look, we haven't had one of these in nine years. There was one back in twenty seventeen. Doesn't mean there always isn't news about this, but this was such a big art peak the interest here in future danger. What I mean is there's other examples certainly out there of private property being taken by the state without just compensation in the last ten years, for sure, but not necessarily dangerous or rating on the dashboard. But that did see if more of that comes up, especially with Democratic Socialists and the offering and maybe taking more private for the public use, if you know what I mean. All Right, I'm doing kind of crappy on this dashboard, but it's mid August, yes, and guess what, I'm the only one running the house tonight. All right, let's just run through this headlines. There's still like fifteen more to go. Dozens of halopano products in twenty six states. Salmonella. We have flesh eating bacteria in the beaches of Louisiana on the Gulf Coast brains swelling west now virus surgeon in the US, highest number in twenty two years. Remember west now virus that was about it must have been in two thousand and four or thereabouts, because it's the most it's been in twenty two years, So probably that was when everyone first heard of west now virus. That was probably about that time. And it's back. Wildfires. Wildfires, man, they're gnarly across western US but also Canada, and just nasty smoke and if you live close to it, very dangerous and you know, scary, and you better have a good prepper backup plan and hopefully if you listen to Prepper Broadcast network you certainly do if you live in a wildfire prone area. Big Surtin National Forest Fire scorching more than twenty four hundred acres North Reno. There are a couple fires, the Bug Fire and the fred Mountain Fire, causing a lot of damage and a lot of evacuations in North a Reno, Nevada. Organoids have heard this term before, but not that often, and it sounds like something out of a sci fi But organoids meaning human in brain tissue and neurons are being grown in labs to design future AI systems. Everyone talks about silicon, but it's thought that organic computing could actually be superior carbon based organic computers and AI systems, not literally with people plugged into the matrix into your brain, but essentially the tissue of your brain being engineered into a Petri dish that develops into a computer chip. Isn't that crazy? Man? We're not in Kansas anymore. So an entire article here. If you want to go down a rabbit hole, that's article you might want to click on tonight on Future danger dot com. But I need to go. I might do the count how many articles we got tonight, because it's this is a top ten percenter. You know, this is episode three hundred and fifty seven, so I would say, yeah, this is the top thirty, top forty, maybe even more news blitz of all time, the biggest way around COVID. Of course. All right, let's finish strong. A major seven point four earthquake hits Columbia, one hundred and sixty plus dead horrible. A five point two magnitude earthquake hits off Hawaii's Big Island, Big news, big time victory. We thought Fauci getting politically strung up in front of the Senate was was a little bit of I guess, I don't know. I don't even know what it was a relief that hey, at least some people are seeing what we saw along a go. Well, there's other nice effects. Presidential Executive Order spaces out fed recommended childhood VACS schedule. So learned the lessons of the mad scientists of COVID and apply that to future protection of the children by way of better spacing out and better considering and testing, hopefully of childhood vaccines and really all vaccines. This came out this week. Fauci warned of miscarriage risk linked to the COVID vacs, but publicly claimed no red flags. YEP, More and more coming out. Extreme heat warnings issued across the western US. Lake Mead reaches lowest water level on record, Rivers in France are drying up. There's a lot of drought out there, a lot of fire. I'm not saying it's the apocalypse, though all different types of parties might want you to think that one way or the other. Though AI used to create viruses not found in nature, and some people out there in Greenland, Iceland, Russia, Spain, and Portugal saw a total solar eclipse. I've seen two of these in my life. Super cool. There's only one on Earth this year, I believe, and Greenland, Iceland, Russia, Spain, Portugal. That's where it cut across that area. That's the news Blitz August thirteen, twenty twenty six was not my smoothest reading, and I did stall out and talk about some of these articles a little too long. But I can't help it because some of these are so big. Let's just hit on a few that I wanted to talk on a big time but had Bauci and the presidential executive orders for the Childhood Vac's big big news man. You can go back into the archives just a month or so ago in Trepid Commander put up. I believe it this episode. I don't have the exact number. Actually eighty something, so today's episode three hundred and fifty seven, but number eighty whatever. From about March or April twenty twenty, we were questioned the heck out of COVID, and we were reporting on it here on Prepper broadcasts and network ed. Let me tell you what, for the next six plus years after that, we were reporting diligently on COVID's origin, as well as the vaccine, as well as the ill fated shutdowns, et cetera. So again I'm not getting satisfaction from it. I'm not getting I told you so, maybe a tidy amount of that, but it's actually horrible because, like I told you so, it causes miscarriages. I told you so, it causes turbo cancers. I told you so, it didn't even really work in the first place. That doesn't make me feel good because I don't want to like tell people that. Now with that said, well, hopefully others will listen about other maybe the financial system, because that's what I've been harping on that even longer, more diligently, and it's a bigger threat because of a total collapse the economic system worldwide could lead to billions dead with a b COVID didn't lead to a billion dead, even with the vaccine and all the stuff. Was not a billions dead, but a total economic collapse equal to or worse than Great Depression with a subsequent world war that would absolutely follow, and just civil wars and genocides and just total collapse. Yeah, yeah, one billion minimum dead, you know, in a decade, which is horrible, So I don't want to have to say I told you so about that. Maybe we can still prevent that. Anyway, that was when I got that off my chest. There was a few other articles really were getting me worked up. It's hard to push past them. I started off with a thirty year treasury bond at five point two eight percent. But let's go back to that super fast. You know how much freaking debt we have right now. I've pulled up the debt clock a million times on this show. We could bear get by with like two percent three percent interest rates. We were still paying the equivalent of our annual defense budget in interest payments. Hopefully most folks out there don't have credit card debt, but maybe you do, or maybe you've had it in the past or whatever. You can go into your statement, see how much interest is payable or whatever this month compared to the principle. Right, you got the principle, which, in this case for our nation just call it forty trillion dollars is the principal, and then you have the annual interest and it's more than one trillion dollars now. But the thing is, we have an adjustable rate, and that should make a lot of people out there cringe, especially if you know much about the financial collapse two thousand and eight. The mortgages with that adjustable rate, all of a sudden, people got underwater fast and either were foreclothes on because they couldn't pay, or they just walked away, and that just caused a much worse cascade. So we're pretty much in that same situation. But fifteen twenty years later, didn't learn a lesson, and we have only had like ten or twelve trillion dollars. I ran the number and it was way less than I even remember. But let's just call it like ten trillion dollars in debt in two thousand and eight. Now we got forty trillion. That's four x four x the debt. So my point is, these interest rates going up, no one could afford it. We have all this news about credit card balances going up, but also delinquencies going up and just total you know, collapse of the consumer. And then we have a US economy losing twenty three thousand jobs in July. We've talked about it on the show a lot. We're gonna need an artificial intelligence focused plus also physical goods. Those are the two things that can maybe save the economy, just massive efficiencies from AI and new industries and hopefully job growth, but also mining and manufacturing and actual physical three dimensional goods, and investment in infrastructure, all different types of infrastructure country wide. I want to be investing here in America. I don't want to be wasting money overseas number one. Number two, I definitely don't want to be wasting money paying interest to the banksters on debt from years ago. So there's my freaking debt ramp. This is really bad new seeing the treasury rates surge this much. Good luck, good luck housing market. I don't know how the housing market is still up with mortgage raids blowing out so much. The affordability of a home is crazy. But we'll see what happens. All right, I let's take a look here. I've been on air about thirty five minutes. I've been somewhat effective. I'm gonna go another about ten or fifteen. I may not go the full hour tonight. We'll see. Because it is just me. You can only listen to me drone on for so long. But I have some important articles that I did kind of pick out. First off, I thought this is a pretty cool website. Future Day put it there. You can track where all the carrier strike groups and amphibious ready groups are using publicly available open source information. I want to go a step further. If any of you folks out there do use AI, even some of the basic versions, you can create a chat and ask it to gather the publicly available information of troop movements, aircraft movements, aircraft carrier movements. You know a lot of the stuff comes from press releases and stuff, or just it's cited or known. It's not like any secret stuff you're going to be getting. You're not going to get a knock on the door of about it. So this website is pretty cool. It does a lot of this for you and gives a lot more context. But at this point, people like you could your AI would search this site, aggregate it all, and search fifteen other websites at the same time. That's what AI is really good for, aggregating sources, comparing them, trying to suss out what's legit what's not, and you can build your own little intel reports. Where are the aircraft carriers? Where are the troop deployments? If you're not aware, a lot of assets have been moved to the Middle East. But today seemingly Trump wants to back off from military escalation, you know, not like he's going to have a truce per se, but perhaps we've hit the high water mark of conflict in Iran. Seemingly I'm not going to lock that in yet, but yeah, we're five plus months into that, all right. Staying in the same vein, a top us general in Europe abruptly removed from command. One of the Pentagon's top generals overseeing military operations in Europe removed from command. The Army confirmed Friday last week. He would have he would have I guess retired. Yeah, he would have retired two months from now, but they forced him out two months before retirement, so it wasn't just like a planned thing by any means. Pretty odd normally, so, I mean, they already had that handoff in October scheduled. Apparently. This is based in Poland, which is right on the border of Ukraine, very close to Russia, Belarus and that entire region. I mean, the only one close would be Romania. I guess that's because that's really right up in Ukraine. But Poland practically is as much as well, So yeah, he's the US Force. I mean he was heading up the US Army Forces Coordinated Operations for KIE. Managing the military footprint along NATO front line is real key in there, something to watch, something to keep in mind, but not out of the ordinary from what we've seen in the last few months or few years, but especially a few months too now. Going to the police force domestically, I touched on this, but in Wisconsin they have nineteen vacancies out of seventy four positions. So that's quite a lot. Back in the envelope, twenty out of seventy or nineteen out of seventy four. You know, we're looking at one out of three practically, right, So that the heck of a lot and a lot of them resigned and retired. Why is the question. And now they can be able to fill them with anybody. Well, in some departments they will fill these with illegal immigrants. So I don't know if they'll do that in this city, but that's one way they could backfill, and plan to backfill all types of government positions in blue cities specifically, but they'll just go without as well. Now the question is will your taxes go down with less services? No? Way, of course not. Let's move on a protester at a disorderly conduct charge and this is about a dirty water. Let's get some more details. I don't really catch on much about this. That's why I wanted to make sure we went back to it. Here's the headline, fired Texas judge speaks out as dirty water firestorm engulfs the town. Who comes up with that headline dirty water firestorm, water fire like doing that to us on purpose? So this is all about false alarm pretty much. This person was a Texas momb She used Facebook to collect complaints about discolored water into this town called Trinidad and Texas and was put in jail for twenty three hours on felony false alarm or false reporting. A grand jury later declined to indire her. She since filed off federal lawsuit alleging political retaliation. Pretty much, she's like, this water is totally disgusting in the local cops thrower into jail for pointing that out. Thuggish behavior is what is being alleged. Her arrest, however, did not end the controversy. Police later arrested a man who protested outside Trinidad City Hall. So this is where today's article comes from a man who was protesting, and then a judge dismissed the charge of that protester, and that protesters obviously saying fix the water. It's disgusting. Maybe he went over the top. I don't know if it says exactly what he did, if he spit on an officer or punched him, and it probably should not be dismissed. I can understand that. Long story short, the judge dismissed it, and then the judge got fired. Judge Bivens describes what happened inside her courtroom. This is through cyberguy dot com. Been a judge for sixteen years and the case involved a citizen journalist, which you know, I'm not assistant journalist, but I flirt with that orbit and I have done some protesting, haven't gotten arrested or bopped over the head. But Judge Bibbns was a little bit sympathetic to the anti dirty water protester, which is good and mostly in my opinion, like I said, and a retaliation against the city. Council voted three to one to dismiss Bivins. And guess who would get the most heat for dirty water? The city council. So I guess that makes sense. I mean, I'm just in urrying that makes sense though, right. Bivids makes allegation about the former police chief. I mean, this gets into a little small town, he says, she said, and some bad stuff. But hey, going full circle to Intrepid commander who's down and he's had some good daily auto cash and whatnot about the prepping for and the trip down to prepper camp. But uh, think local and your local town. If you got thuggish cops or a thuggish city council, that can be as dangerous as corruption on sixteen hundred Pennsylvania Avenue or in Congress, right because it's right next door to you, and it's literally people that have more power to control your life or as much power the local government and state governments. Right, what is a trip to me? As someone who grew up, I was literally a sophomore in college when Facebook came out and you had to have a college email address. So Facebook was always just like some something we're just used in college to like hang out and like plan hangouts with our friends, like communicating with them and say what we're doing this weekend or this that, and also try to flirt with girls, right, duh. But now Facebook's at the center of all types of controversies and political stuff. It's still a trip to me. I think Facebook was at the center of this entire water fight with Trinidad, and it's kind of just kind of crazy to think, Wow, what started off as just a little place to post your summer vacation pictures and pictures from the frat party you went to whatever turned all the way into this. But this is all going on with Facebook, which double edged sword. Facebook's the devil. But I've learned a lot and communicated and connected with a lot of people on Facebook and other social media to fight the banksters and all that. I mean, the Facebook is the reason I'm doing radio right now. I met someone who had seen a post I made on Facebook about my website to throw the banksters. They read it and said, Wow, you're a good writer. I like what you're talking about here. Have you ever been on radio before? And I'm like, no, no idea. And the rest is history. But I'll talk about that more next week. Because the fifteen year anniversary of me joining the fight, it's kind of crazy. It's kind of crazy how time flies so much. Has changed so much to stay the same though too. It's trip. It's a trip. I think it's about it for the night. I won't belabor it. I've been a pretty good show, definitely glad I got on tonight. Future Dan will be back next week, and we expect to be live every week for pretty much to the holidays. I mean, if you can believe it, it'll be uh August twentieth next week, and then it'll only be like three months until Thanksgiving, like three US till Thanksgiving, football season, soon back to school, prepper camp. So the news, though, is not quiet at all. Usually now, the news is pretty quiet this time of year. In fact, that's something we should take an analysis of, go back in time ten plus years, what times of the year are the most busy, And I feel like this could be the most busy August dashboard of all time, except for maybe twenty twenty during the COVID time, maybe during twenty twenty four on a lead up to election, but I don't even think so. I think that took till September October. But anyway, let me take another quick scan again, fifty plus headlines tonight. I think I reviewed at least ten or fifteen in detail. I'll probably just leave it at that unless I see anything that's super important real quick here. Nope, I don't think so well. Check out the other podcasts here on Prepper Broadcasting Network, and I am an encouraging people to reach out to me. Reach out to me. Check the description of this podcast. Wherever you're listening, you'll see how to contact me. I would say the best is on X at Bankster Breaker or Dethrown the Banks at Proton Mail, and that's about it. I'd have to say, folks, have a good night. I hope you enjoy the summer. Still hold on to that summer feeling a couple more weeks before we get into the end of your rush and fall. And again, hope everybody at Prepper Camp has safe travels, it has a great time. I hope they'll be there next year. I'll catch you guys later. Bend the Breaker, Banksters, sign it off.