Unraveling Chaos: Nashville Trans Hate Crime, Orwellian TikTok Bill, and Trump’s Indictment

The Adams Archive

In this eye-opening episode of the Adams Archive, we delve into the recent tragic events that have shaken our society to its core. We begin by exploring the harrowing Nashville shooting perpetrated by a trans woman driven by hatred, uncovering the underlying issues that fueled this horrendous act.

Then, we shift our focus to the controversial TikTok ban bill that has sent shockwaves through the nation. We reveal the hidden, tyrannical aspects of this legislation that could potentially strip away our privacy and personal freedoms, and discuss the heroic actions of Rand Paul in stopping its fast track.

Finally, we examine the bombshell news of Donald Trump's indictment in the Stormy Daniels NDA hush-money case, dissecting the legal implications and what this could mean for the former president's future.

Join us as we navigate through these turbulent times, exposing the truth behind the headlines and providing our unique perspective on the world's most pressing issues.

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Hello, you beautiful people. My name is Austin Adams, and welcome to the Adams Archive. This week we are going to be discussing Donald Trump's indictment. It happened just hours ago. Donald Trump was indicted in the stormy Daniels n d a hush money case. So we will discuss that. We will also talk about the Nashville shooter, a woman who identified as trans, who thought she was a.

Lo and behold, uh, ended up going to a Catholic school and shooting, I believe six or more people at this point, including, uh, several children. So a horrific tragedy all stemming from the divisiveness and division in the emboldenment by our mainstream media, by our government, by the corporations that are out there.

It's disgusting. And what do you expect? So we will talk about that. And then last but not least, we're going to talk about the TikTok ban, uh, bill that was, uh, proposed and then, uh, at least the fast track of it was shot down by Rand Paul today. But we'll talk about what's actually in that bill. Cause it's far more concerning than the headline sounds right.

A lot of people have rallied around the idea of banning TikTok. Which I can argue a point for, right? But not when you stuff the bill with everything possible to be able to surveil your own people, find them, put them in jail just for going onto a website and allow you to even look at people's home cameras to, to track all of this.

So it's, it's, it's horrific. Very glad Rand Paul put a stop to the fast tracking of this bill. Uh, it was, I believe 11 Republicans and 11 Democrats were on board as a bipartisan bill. It's terrifying. So we'll go through all of that and more today. But first, I need you to hit that subscribe button. Leave a five star review.

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 All right, so the very first thing we're going to discuss is Trump has been indicted. Just hours ago, a grand jury decided to indict Donald Trump in the Stormy Daniels case. Okay, we'll go ahead and read this article from the Hill. It says that former Donald or former president Donald Trump was indicted on criminal charges in New York on Thursday for his role in organizing hush money payments.

As we discussed last time, not hush money, uh, made to an adult film star during his 2016 campaign. The history making indictment marks the first time, the first time a president has been charged in a criminal matter and comes as several law enforcement entities are investigating Trump's conduct in numerous probes.

The very. First time in history a president has been charged in a criminal manner. How many criminal things do you think presidents have done? Let's talk about Watergate. Let's talk about, you know, George Bush getting us into, you know, the, the war in Afghanistan and Iraq and, you know, George Bush, senior George Bush, George Bush's Junior.

Let's, let's talk about the, the Clinton body count as we talked about last time, right? How many things have happened almost, I guarantee you almost every president has something in their history that was far more worthy, including probably Donald Trump. Like the fact that this is the only thing that they could get on this man.

tells you what you need to know about how far they have to. For straws on this one. Uh, it's truly wild that this is the only thing that they could come up with. Right? And, and you, the, the word hush money has been thrown around so much in almost every single article that you will find because it is not a hush money scandal, right?

It is, it is not that. As we discussed last time, it was an NDA that was signed between Donald Trump's lawyer, I believe Michael Cohen was the name of the lawyer. And, uh, and Stormy Daniels regarding the 2016 campaign. Can catch you up to speed real quick. So this is a all-encompassing podcast for you. Uh, Donald Trump was basically accused of, uh, $130,000 payment to Michael Cohen, um, which was made to Stormy Daniels.

Now the problem with this was in the way that the money was moved, it wasn't even like it's illegal to pay a porn star $130,000 to not talk about you having sex with them. Uh, It's a, apparently in some way illegal to use this the way that he moved money around, which was using some sort of like home equity line in order to pay off the lawyer who paid off her.

And now they're gonna have to tr to prove that. Now I've even seen left-leaning news publications that have come out and called this case extremely, extremely weak. I, again, I said it before and I'll say it again. I will stand behind my statement. This is bullshit. There is nothing that is gonna come out of it.

If you think that Donald Trump's gonna find himself in jail over paying an NDA off through a home equity equity line through his lawyer, through this, through, like, again, if that's the best thing that you can come up with, you're not going to indict a former and potential future president, the, the front runner of the Republican party.

So, um, now the district attorney that is doing this is funded by none other than George Soros. Who would have guessed, especially when we see Soros starting to back Ron DeSantis. Right now, I'm not saying anything negative about Ron DeSantis here. I have, uh, moments of being a fan of Ron DeSantis. I, I literally ca cannot think of one negative thing about DeSantis currently.

I just, right off the top of my head, don't have any huge complaints that stick out in my mind about DeSantis, uh, other than nothing, can't think of it. Okay. So, um, it's no surprise that somebody who George Soros is going to be pumping massive amounts of money. A da who, that same person who's wanting DeSantis to win funded Alvin Bragg, the Manhattan District Attorney, who's going after Trump, the front runner of the Republican Party, no coincidence at all that that is happening.

Okay? So, I, I don't see any way that this is actually gonna have anything come of it. Trump's goes on to say that Trump's company labeled Cohen's reimbursement of the payment as a legal expense and did not disclose them in campaign expense reports. Cohen pleaded guilty in 2018 and served time for his role in the matter on charges related to campaign finance violations and tax fraud.

He claimed that Trump directed him to make the payment and that Trump reimbursed him in monthly installments that included a bonus. The payment was made as a part of a non-disclosure agreement as Daniels was prepared to go public, as she claims a sexual relationship for Trump. So if you wanna get into the de details of all this, feel free to go back and listen to the last episode we did.

The comparison between Trump's body count with Stormy Daniels, a sexual one , and the Clinton body count, where we go through some of the, uh, weird little cases about that. So, I want to see if we can find out what the next steps are. I heard that there's really not anything that's gonna come up with this until at least next, the following week from now.

Uh, um, but there was something like 37 charges of financial fraud or whatever the word is that they're using for that. Uh, it says that the, um, they went after him from Mar-a-Lago, all this stuff. All right, so let's, let's go on to the next article here, which, which talks about everything in a little bit, um, more detail.

So, so the next article that we're gonna look at here is actually, let's, let's skip that. Let's go ahead and let's look at what Trump himself actually has to say about this. But before we do that, I, I think that this is worth noting this, if, if a former president was convicted on something serious, right?

If a former president. Gotten into a, an extremely dark financial, uh, ties with a foreign entity, let's say China or Ukraine, biolab companies. I think that would be a fair thing to indict somebody over, right? At least. Well, let's hear it. Let's, let's work it out, right? They're just trying to air trump's dirty laundry, right?

They're just trying to disparage his character, make him look bad, because he had sex with some extremely good looking porn star at some point. So I don't know if that gives him clout points or , I don't know. Uh, but. I, I don't, the only thing that this is gonna do is, is embolden the, the Trump, the Republicans to come out and vote to know that everything that they've been fighting for up until this point is real, right?

There's absolutely a deep state. There's absolutely George Soros funded district attorneys who want to go after people, specifically for the, for the improvement of profitability for elitist, right? There, there is absolutely a thing. Okay? Now, here is what Trump has had to say about this since this came out, and here it is.

Um, Trump, the very first thing that he said was roughly, let's see, three hours, five hours.

Let's see what the very first thing, so his official statement was this, it says, If I can zoom in far enough here to read it. The political persecution and election interference, interference at the highest level in history from the time I came down to the golden escalator at Trump Tower, and even before I was sworn in.

As your president of the United States, the radical left Democrats, the enemy of the hardworking men and women of her country have been engaged in a witch hunt to destroy the Make America Great again. Movement. You remember? I just, um, it just like I do. Russia, Russia, Russia. The Mueller Hoax. Ukraine.

Ukraine, Ukraine, impeachment hoax, uh, one impeachment hoax. Two, the illegal and unconstitutional Mar-a-Lago raid. And now this, the Democrats have lied. He said cheated and str, uh, and stolen. In their obsession with trying to get Trump, but now they're done. They've done the unthinkable, indicting a completely innocent person in the act of blatant election interference.

Never before in our nation's history has this been done. The Democrats have cheated contr or countless times over the decades, including spying on my campaign and weaponizing our justice system to punish a political opponent who just so happens to be a president of the United States. And by far the leading Republican candidate for president has never happened before, ever.

He goes on the state that Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg, who has was handpicked and funded by George Soros is a disgrace. He said, rather than shopping the unprecedented, stopping the unprecedented crime that was taking over New York City, he's doing Joe Biden's dirty work, ignoring the murders and burglaries and assaults he should have focused on.

This is how Bragg spends his time. , I believe this witch hunt will be, will backfire massively on Joe Biden. The American people realize exactly what the radical left Democrats are doing here. Everyone can see it. So our movement and our party, United and Strong will first defeat Alvin Bragg, and then we will defeat Joe Biden and we are going to throw every last one of these crooked Democrats out of office so we can make America great again.

So that was his official response. Now following that, he said these thugs and radical left monsters have just indicted the 45th President of the United States and the leading Republican candidate by far for the Depublican nomination. This is an attack on our country, the likes of which has never been seen before.

It is likewise a continuing attack on our once free and fair elections. The USA is now a third world nation, A nation in serious decline. So sad. I mean it really is. You know, you think of the, the corruption in third world countries, the weaponization of the judicial system, the. Corruption within the, the, the halls of the police forces in Mexico and the judges are paid off by the cartels.

I mean, you look at all of those things in, in, and Mexico is not even a third world country, but it's far from the United States. But we see those things every day, right? The, the cartel in our country just so happens to have a, a little bit more money and a little bit less, and, and maybe not even, but may a little bit less actual consistent gun violence because they just weaponize their own military to do their deeds by lobbying hard enough in staging things like what's going on in Ukraine, right?

So, I, I don't, I do not see 100% do not see this going anywhere at all. He's not going to be charged, he's not going to be arrested, right? He, he's not. None of that's going to happen. But what is going to happen is this is going to go down in history books. And that's what they want, right? They want all of the articles, they want, they want the history books to show because they're the ones who write them, right?

Remember Maxwell, uh, what is it? Maxwell House, I believe writes, wrote the books that were in school when I was there. You know who owned that? Ghislaine, Maxwell's dad, look that one up. Crazy, right? The same people that they, they want to write the history with these types of BS things. This indictment is going to go nowhere, absolutely nowhere.

Um, Kevin McCarthy spoke out about it, said Alvin Bragg was, has a rapidly damaged our country in an attempt to interfere in our presidential election. As he routinely frees violent criminals to terrorize the public, he weaponized our sacred system of justice against President Trump. The American people will not tolerate this injustice, and the House of Representatives will hold Alvin brag his unprecedented abuse of power accountable.

I really hope so. I, I don't know if we'll see anything like that, but I would hope that there's some sort of. backlash judicially. This is a, a vast overreach of power. This is a, as, as I've seen several people say a, a dark day in history when, when our judicial system can't even be trusted to, and, and, and here's one thing that I heard too that talked about is like, no president is above the law.

It's like, wow, , I'm pretty sure almost every president ever was responsible for, for killing people. Um, they just called it war, right? I'm pretty sure almost every president was responsible for overseeing the IRS who steals from everyday Americans. I, I, I'm pretty sure almost every president in history had the power to pardon people.

So the way that our judicial system is set up is that many of the presidentials, uh, positions and, and that they hold, have the opportunity to be used this way and, and, and they are above the law. . And, and so to see that, to see that even, I believe Nixon was even pardoned by the president who followed him even, even following Watergate, right?

It's, it's unbelievable to see that this is, this is the direction that we're going, but I, I don't wanna harp on that. We did a whole episode about it. So go listen to that if you want to. Let's move on. He's been indicted. We'll keep you updated on it. And the next thing that we're gonna talk about here, let me go ahead and pull this up, is going to be the, the shooting that happened in Nashville.

All right. Now I want to tread respectfully in this light. It's a sad day, right? Anytime you have children dying. Nine, I believe it was three nine year old children and 360 year old adults that died just in the span of a few minutes. One of which of those children died while pulling the fire alarm to alert their classmates and the rest of the school.

as to what was happening. It's tragic, it's horrible, and we're already seeing the politicization from, from both sides. To be fair, I think there's some conversation to be had, which we will have about mental health, but the various first thing that, that Biden does in this case is run to talk about gun control and, and to see the way that our, our mainstream media almost completely, I, I don't even know how to describe it.

They, they don't even know what to do in this case with the, with this person being trans. Right. This is a woman who said she was a man, wore men's clothing, I guess, I don't know, and wanted to be called, he. Now what we end, end up finding out is that this person was very mentally ill. According to their, one of their closest friends they suffered from, well, I don't know if suffered the word, but they, they had autism, high functioning autism.

They wrote a manifesto, drew pictures that were horrific apparently, that we haven't had access to yet, uh, about this. But the amount of articles that I've seen, the New York Post talk about, uh, the, um, the Vice News articles coming out is unbelievable to see people actually coming to the, coming to the defense of trans groups now, no, I don't think that you call out trans as a whole.

Now, I. Tend to agree with the idea of affirming somebody's mental health issues. Gender dysphoria is a real thing. It has been for a very long time. It's generally a, a, a before the time where it became cool to do so, so you can post TikTok videos. It was something that was affecting people who generally had lower levels of testosterone or higher levels of testosterone, people who had actual chemical imbalances within their bodies compared to their normal gendered counterparts.

So I, I, I sympathize with people who go through mental health issues. I sympathize with somebody who grew up with autism. I sympathize with, with a, a group of people who feel dispossessed. I obviously do not sympathize with somebody who went into a school and shot six people for no reason. No reason whatsoever.

Even Joe Biden came out the very next day and said that transgender people shape our nation's soul. Just days after the trans person killed six different Christians in a school massacre. Now what I find infuriating about this is that they will not call this what it was. This was a hate crime.

Absolutely 100% a hate crime. This was somebody who carried out a massacre against children because they did not like that. They went to a Catholic school. They embodied everything that they hated about whatever, like themselves, about the projection of of their insecurities.

This woman

attacked children for these beliefs, and so when, when we see articles come out from Vice that. Things like the right is using the Nashville shooting to declare war on trans people vice. I want to ask you a question. Vice has become the biggest clickbait liberal, cesspool bullshit ma news company out there.

Almost 100%. They are so far left leaning in almost every single article. It's disgusting. The right is using the Nashville shooting to declare war on trans people, or do you mean that a trans person declared war on children and mercilessly killed them at their school for having a religious belief that their parents probably gave to them that they inherited and potentially not even.

Right? Just because you go to a Catholic school doesn't mean that you are consistently practicing your faith.

So we have articles coming out like this. I'll even read you some of this article almost as soon as details starting to emerge about the shooter in Nashville, Tennessee, who people or who killed six people, pundits, and politicians on the right started exploiting the tragedy to spread anti-trans hate through investigations on Mondays.

Shooting at the Covenant School in Nashville are ongoing. Early reports have identified a 28 year old shooter as a transgender person. Predictably right wing personalities immediately started falsely blaming trans people in general for the fault, for the mass shooting. How much hormones like testosterone and medications for mental illness is the transgender Nashville school shooter taking Marjorie Taylor Green?

Everyone can stop blaming guns now. That was their big quote. Now, here's the problem with this that I have, the problem with this is that this has been something that has been brewing for a fairly long time. This is the, this is the first shooting that we can actually point to systemic governmental policies, consumerist, capitalistic companies who have caused this shooting.

100% absolutely no excuse, no, no reason that you, there's no argument against that. They have taken a group of, of mentally ill people, people who have bipolar, who are autistic, like this woman who, who have sicknesses in their head, and they've emboldened them through em. Empowering rhetoric by pointing at half of the country or however much of the country, percentage wise you want to call it, in, in calling them the enemy, telling them that these people hate you.

Stop trans hate. They hate you. You're, they think you're a bad person. They have been constantly pushing this narrative, constantly causing this divisiveness, and constantly making these people far more extreme, starting by indoctrinating people at the school system level into believing that this is something that should be celebrated and not medicated or, or psychologically evaluated.

They've been taking a, a group of dispossessed people, of mentally ill people. Statistically, it is factual that a great percentage of people who identify as trans have mental illness going into it. There's a whole book written about it where a woman talks about how the, the percentage of, of children who identified as anorexia correlates almost immediately with a, a drop off as they are identifying now as having trans or gender dysphoria, uh, uh, belief.

There's a sickness inside of people's head that the, the government, that capitalism is, is throwing tampon ads at men and giving them money to promote this ideology, and then telling them that there's a group who hates them. That, that wants nothing more to them to see them, whatever, right? They, they're, they, they're causing such a dis divide in our country that what do you, it's obviously going to come to an head, and that's where it comes to our next article where there's this trans day of vengeance.

On the same day that Biden, or I guess the day after, Joe Biden now says that there's a trans, uh, I wonder how many times, like, let's, let's talk about people with mental illness, right? How many times has it been somebody who's severely depressed and they go shoot up a school and then all of a sudden the president comes out and gives them a celebratory day as a result of that?

In, in, in remembrance of the six people who died from this school shooting. Let's give the the persons the who shot them a, a holiday, nationally recognized day of visibility for trans people. And on the back of that, we're now seeing that, that there's a movement towards Trans Day of Vengeance.

This says that Antifa affiliated group, our rights DC and the Trans Radical Activist Network, has been planning what they are calling a Trans Day of Vengeance in Washington, DC for April 1st. The event is reportedly still going forward, despite the recent deadly vengeance carried out by a trans person on Monday.

Evidence of the action was seen on Twitter as the publicizing of the event continues on social media. Despite Twitter's lockout of accounts reporting on the intention towards violence,

the protest event has been scheduled for some time. And throughout March, the fire was circulating online. The event is planned for Saturday at the Supreme Court. Ironically, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of employment protections for trans persons. In the Bo Bostock case, Tran will be hosting an event in DC and this is in quotes on the website, it says, R Rights DC in Tran are horrified at the acts of violence committed at the Covenant School on March 27th.

We are outraged by this tragedy. We grieve for the names of these people they say and their loved ones. We also reject any connection between the horrific event and. Vengeance means fighting back. With Fahema, we are fighting against false narratives, criminalization, and eradication of our existence. It is also a call to our allies to stand up and fight for us to bring down the forces that try to divide and subjugate us all.

T D O V has created for exactly this. It is about pu pushing back against the unjust and inhumane systems that are responsible for the loss of life, rights and joy. They are the enemy, not individuals. To do nothing is to accept. We choose to fight for change and progress to ensure a better life for all people.

There is power in numbers. Together we will change suffocating legislation, find strength, create bonds, and share in all this happiness life has to offer us. That's what they posted on their website. Now I saw, I I, I've been looking at, you know, I'm, I mean, I live in a fairly, somewhat liberal city surrounding me, and I've been seeing some things that's like, What, what did it say?

It's like, um, there, there's like these signs on these stores around here that says, uh, hate not welcome here, or L G B T Q, uh, uh, friendly. It's like I have yet to see a sign outside of any store that I've gone to that says, trans people not allowed, gay people not allowed. Right. The, the, the idea that there's like, even just the way that they phrased that is that there's, how do they put it?

The false narratives, criminalization and eradication of our existence. That's what they're calling this, that's what they feel about this, and that's where we're getting these narratives shoved to these people through our government, through corporations. This, this radicalization and it's absolutely radicalization.

Radicalization of the lit, the, the, the extremists left. To believing that they are justified in going to castrate children in sexualizing our children and doing drag shows like stripper events in front of them, waving dollar bills in their face. How many videos have you seen now? My, my feed is like disgustingly inundated with, with examples after examples of these drag shows and every single time I see them, it's not a story reading hour, it's people shaking their ass in bikinis with a, a, a penis flopping between their legs in front of children.

Now again, nobody's calling for the criminalization and eradication of their existence. We're calling for you to stop targeting our children. I don't give a flying fuck what you believe about yourself now, just because you think that you are a. , and you're a woman, or you think that you're a woman and you're a man, does not mean that I have to engage in your mental illness and play the part of somebody who agrees with you.

If you believe that you're a woman and you're a man, and you believe that you're a man and you're a woman so much, great, that's fine, do you? But I'm not gonna call you whatever you want just because you, you, you want to have some sort of special feeling in your heart that everybody plays into your mental illness.

Now, I hope that you go and you get help. I hope that you speak to somebody. I hope that you find a way to be comfortable in your body. I hope that you find peace in your own heart about yourself, so that you are not so self, self-conscious about who you are. That you can't just boldly be who you were meant to be, and that was the gender that you were given at birth.

Sorry. But again, I'm not calling for the eradication of anybody. I'm not calling for the criminalization of anybody unless you're grooming children. Sexualizing children at story hours where you're shaking your ass in front of their faces and making them hand you dollar bills like it's a strip club.

And unless you're mutilating children and castrating them with drugs before they would even have the ability to vote, let alone cut their own dick off. Yes. That should be criminalized. You thinking you're whatever you are, nobody gives a shit do it. Who cares. But the second you wanna push it on to children is the second.

You want to groom them into believing that, that they have to also be confused about who they are in order to feel special instead of just feeling special about who they were born to be in the first place. Right. It's crazy. So we've seen several articles about this, Joe Biden seeing that, saying that they shape that, that trans people shape our nation's soul.

Like, that's probably not a soul that we want embodying our nation . Now there's been several conspiracy theories that, conspiracy theories that have come out of this, uh, this shooting. Now, I can't speak to the factuality or ridiculousness of these cuz I haven't do dove extremely deep into them. A pretty consistent one that I've seen talks about this shooter's shoes.

And what they said is that the, the shoes that they walked in with were not the shoes that they left with. The shoes that they walked in with were like vans. And they were black. And they were white. And then when they left, they were in like, I don't know, converse or Adidas that had like flames down the side of them.

So like two different separate pairs of shoes. They walked in and then later they didn't walk out cause they got killed. But, um, they were wearing separate types of shoes. They, they seemed, people seemed to believe on. That, that means that for some reason this was a, you know, actor or this was some sort of like, setup from the FBI or something like that.

Now again, I, I don't know if this person changed shoes, if they were wearing different shoes, but I did just what I called it out. That's an interesting one. I don't seem to find any evidence that is compelling enough to justify giving any merit to that. Um, there is an interesting one, which during Fox News, a woman takes over the microphone after the mass shooting in Nashville.

Let's see if I can get this actual clip rolling for you guys, because this was a interesting one. So let's watch this clip right here. And you see this woman that you will hear talking that like kind of takes over this news clip. Um, let's see if we can get it going here. All right, here we go. Violence.

Yeah. Ashley Beasley, uh, Ashby Beasley rather, who survived the Highland Park Parade shooting happened to be in Nashville when this shooting happened. How is this still happening? How are our children still dying? And why are we failing them? Beasley spoke on CNN last night saying she was about to get lunch with a friend when she heard about the shooting.

My heart broke and I, this is where we're at. We have children living through multiple mass shooting incidences. What are we doing? Illinois Senator Dick Durbin is also talking about this. The senator says, this school shooting shows more work needs to be done on gun control. For the fact that this is a daily occurrence in America is unconscionable.

I urge my colleagues to come together on a bipartisan basis. We can't say that we've solved this problem or even addressed it seriously. We need to pass more reform to keep guns out of dangerous hands and to keep our children safe. Still heard from Governor JB Pritzker on the tragedy. He tweeted something that was it The Girl that they talk about, Ashley Bees.

B is the case that we're talking about. Uh, she was in Nashville on Monday when a shooter killed three adults in three students at an elementary school. The reason that this becomes interesting is because Reddit seems to believe that she's a crisis actor. Somebody says that she's an anti-gun lobbyist.

She just happened to be vacationing near a mass shooting event and just happened to walk up as MSM was going live. This said, I am definitely getting a David Hog vibe from this chick for sure. She's going to be making the rounds, I bet. So don't be surprised if you see her on CNN very shortly. And then you go to her Twitter and she's obviously very liberal in the way that she is.

She even like, it's just all click bait. Uh, there was a clip going around of these people who went to the, uh, the capitol building in, uh, I believe in, uh, Tennessee, and were rushing in and, and a police officer, they were like rushing the doors trying to push for gun control, but they're, they're actually like, looked like the, you know, January 6th videos that had the bad stuff in it, right?

And this cop grabs this younger man around by his shoulder and, and they're like a choke hold. Why is he being put in a choke hold bitch. This is not a choke hold. , A choke hold does not involve grabbing somebody's shoulder. Now if you creep that up a little bit, you know, you can, you can make it happen.

But what, what it abso so it just showed me her hand, right? She's just, she's just calling things and inciting, uh, inciting some sort of narrative so that she can look like somebody that people want to follow. Um, but, okay, so here, here's where it gets interesting. She works for the Democratic party. . Okay.

Uh, this, the first comment on this, the top comment. Let's go ahead and let's change it from best to top comment, as you always should. On Reddit, the very top comment says yes. Again, she was at the shooting. Now she is here for this one thing. Anyone catch the Dupers Delight? The news reporter whose daughter teachers teaches at the school happen to be on break or something.

Anyway, I try to find it. I don't know. That doesn't mean anything. Um, it says that she also gets to somehow sit in very small press conferences to rail on late term abortions because she needed basically, this person's either a clout chaser who runs after these events. That's like, uh, what are they called?

Like ambulance chasers is either that or people seem to think that she's some sort of crisis actor because she works for the Democratic party. Um, she seems to have, uh, some sort of relation and, and how many of these types of events. And they posted all of these different times that she was standing behind Biden crying.

Uh, she was standing next to Nancy Pelosi. Uh, and then somebody said, oh, it gets even better. She's seen on camera before this interview chatting and laughing with a lady named Seandell Brooks. Brooks's daughter was one of the victims of the 2018 Waffle House mass shooting in Nashville. And her son is apparently a student at the Covenant School and was on lockdown.

They then go on to do another interview together. What are the chances that both of your children are involved in the mass shooting, and what are the chances that both of these women know each other and are both on the scene moments after the shooting?

Interesting. So some people think, seem to think that there's some sort of crisis actor situation going on. Now, again, I don't know if I agree with that, but it seems awfully fishy that this lady has several pictures next to Biden, several pictures next to Pelosi she's been involved in, in these types of things before, and now all of a sudden she's like, bum rushing a camera directly on scene.

Kind of weird, but he, here's here's the, the, the, the real discussion. The real discussion is, this is horrible, this is tragic. It should never happen. Is gun controlled? The answer, personally, I do not believe. So. When you have somebody who's mentally ill, which is almost a, a very large percentage of people who identify as trans, in this case, this person also happens to be autistic.

How many drugs? When you, when you combined the inciting of political divide, the, the pointing out of a direct enemy, who's according to this own, this own, uh, activism corporation, hoping for your elimination. Like they're saying that they want to, they, they think that people want to murder them, and then you mix that with testosterone, which makes you more aggressive statistically.

Then you mix that with antipsychotics, then you mis mix that with antidepressants. Then you mix that with all of the other things that this woman was probably taking, and you get a recipe for disaster, especially when the mainstream media, when the, the largest corporations in the country are sitting there telling you that everybody hates you and you're on the right and that, you know, we, we just need to keep pushing for, for, you know, all of this extremism, ideology.

It's the classic, classic breakdown of what a cult seems like, right? Indoctrinating kids from a young age, uh, not allowing people to speak against them in any way, shape or form. Um, calling for, for the divisiveness through an identified enemy. Like there, there's, there's so many, so many things that look and smell like a cult here.

And so you, you mix that with antipsychotics, you mix that by specifically targeting people with mental illness. Then you mix that with, with having a social media culture that emboldens these people to become part of echo chambers. Right now, I, I probably in, in speaking of echo chambers, I, I probably have a little, somewhat of an echo chamber myself, but I, I go out of my way to listen to long form conversations that make me disagree.

I think that's important. I think you should absolutely go out of your way to listen to people that you disagree with. Otherwise, like, it's, it's almost like the, the thing of like, if you're talking to somebody and you don't listen, you're never gonna learn anything. You already know everything that you're gonna say, even if you hadn't said it yet.

But to hear somebody out and hear their position only makes you better, right? And, and if nothing else makes you, emboldens yourself using the word a lot, but emboldens yourself to hold your position even, even more so, because you understand and you can steelman the case yourself. So I think it's important.

I just listened to a podcast with Sam Harris and Lex Friedman, where they talked about for four hours. And I, I had to grit my teeth listening to everything that Sam. Sam Harris said about Donald Trump and the right, and the conspiracy theorists and the, the covid, this and the, you know, but I think it's important to feel those uncomfortable things, right?

And I have respect for Sam Harris. I've, I've read some of his books. Uh, I've listened to his podcast. I've, I've had his app on my phone. Like, I have respect for the man. And because of that, I gave him four hours of my life to, to hear him say nothing that I could agree with. But I think that's important, right?

So, so get yourself out of your own echo chamber, including if you're a part of these types of communities, and including if you're in the community of your own, if you're a conservative, if you're a libertarian, you should get uncomfortable listening to somebody who's on the opposite side. So, so, as far as these shootings go, again, I do not think that getting rid of access to weapons, if, if you, all of the gun reform conversations never address this, if you.

Are willing to murder people. Do you think access to weapons illegally is going to stop you because you're already willing to murder somebody? That's the worst, most egregious act that you can take. That is very, very illegal. You're willing to die. Do you think finding a gun is gonna stop you because it's illegal?

No. The only thing that this is, this is a Trojan horse, just like every other mass shooting. Now, I, if, if you could tell me that getting rid of guns from citizens, right? People are like, oh, why do we need AR fifteens? It's like, okay, why does the government need AR fifteens? Well, we didn't have the, the, the rules have changed.

The amendments were made back in the, you know, 18 hundreds. 17 hundreds. Like things changed. They didn't have multiple rounds per weapon. It's like either did the government, so if the government has access to it, so should the citizens. That's what allows for checks and balances. There's checks and balances between the population and checks and balances against the government.

And, and the reason is not because now, obviously, being able to hunt and those things are important. Every, every population ever in the history of every country, city, state, whatever it is, ever, has always had to fight its own government. Find me one example, find me a single example of, of, of a citizenship that hasn't had to fight its own government.

You can't, every single population, every country, every city, state, since Roman times and before, since Egyptian times, since Sumerian times likely, like almost every single population. And I would just say every, there's, there's no population that hasn't had to fight its government. Now the only way to fight your government.

Is not by carrying sticks and daggers when they have tanks. No. You need access to the similar weaponry as they have. And like I said before, you saw in Afghanistan, it takes guerrilla warfare and, and decent amount of weaponry to fight back against the American government. We lost the war in Afghanistan against a country, uh, against people who did not have any of the weaponry that we had besides rifles, and we lost, right?

That's why they are holding 80 billion worth of military equipment of ours right now.

So I don't think that's the answer. I think the answer is addressing mental health issues. Every p no person goes and shoots children and kills them without having. Fucking screw loose without, without being a sickly person with, with pharmaceutical drugs, a bad relationship with no very little friends.

Reclusive probably on social media all day, probably getting, you know, and, and so you, you have to find the similarities. This, sure, you can point to guns, but you could also point to knives. You could also point to people being ran over with cars in North Carolina. You can point to all these things for mass murders.

Another thing that we saw called out was like four different people have been mass shooters that identify as trans or non-binary in the last five years. Four of the large scale notorious mass shootings. Now, they'll point to statistics that says, well, there's been 2000 since, you know, 2018. Yeah, well get rid of the gang related ones.

Get rid of the ones find, find the ones where they're actually people. Specifically going somewhere without any ties to that the, the people that they're shooting, right. Not gang related, which is how they classify mass shootings in order to make it seem far more than it is, but look at notorious mass shootings in the news that weren't gang related in the last five years.

And a good portion of them, especially when you'd taken into consideration the small percentage of people that actually identify as trans in the country are, they're far more trans people are far more represented in mass shootings over the last five years than they statistically should. And the reason for that is our government and our, our companies, the, the capitalistic companies in our country have emboldened them, have radicalized them, have empowered them, and have pointed at an enemy.

And that enemy is me and you. The enemy is this Catholic school. The enemy is your children because they represent the very people that the government is pointing their fingers at, telling trans people that we hate them, telling them that we wanna eradicate them according to these, these organizations, which is obviously not the case.

So you get a bunch of mentally ill people that almost strictly people with mental illness. Otherwise, you're not identifying as trans by, by definition, by the DSM five. You are mentally ill if you think you were put in the wrong body. Right? That's a dissociation disorder. That's gender dysphoria. That's generally mixed with depression and anxiety and angst and.

Paranoia. Like, there's so many things that come with that. And then those things come with pharmaceutical drugs. And then you mix that with, with hateful rhetoric and divisiveness and extremist ways of, of indoctrinating people into this ideology. And literally there's trans flags up all around. Like it's some country being trans is not a country.

Like there's no reason we should have flags being flown. Like, like it's some, like subculture. It's nothing other than a cult that they're trying to indoctrinate people into. Just like Scientology, only in Scientology, you don't have to cut your boobs off to be a part of it or your children's.

So I, I don't know what the answer is, but I, I do know that it's not guns. It's not guns. Now there's other countries that don't have this. But those other countries also don't have a pharmaceutical industrial complex, which is pedaling, antipsychotics, anti-depressants, amphetamines to every woman, man and child that ever gets put into a clinic with any sort of, uh, uh, angst about their lives.

That should probably be fixed with behavioral, uh, psychology, not pharmaceutical drugs that make profit.

So let's talk about this TikTok band real quick and then we'll wrap it up. All right. So TikTok, there was a bill to ban TikTok. Now this band was 50. This bill was 55 pages long, and I read through all of it, right? I've seen many people call it, it's the, it's called the restricting, the emergence of security threats, that Risk Information in Communications Technology Act, or the Restrict Act.

R for restricting, E for emergence, S for security, T for threats, R for risk. I for information, C for Communications Technology Act. I wonder how many, how long that took to come up with a name . But this, this ban on TikTok bill should be called the Ban on Freedom bill. And let me tell you why. Alright. It's, it's, it's difficult to find any real reference detailing the, the legal analysis on this.

Um, but the, the A C L U says, the bill known as the Restrict Act would significantly expand the executive branch power to control what apps and technologies Americans can access while limiting Americans' abilities to challenge those actions in court. It would also impose civil and criminal penalties for violating bans imposed pursuant to the legislation.

Many people are sounding the alarm about this saying it is Patriot Act 2.0 for the internet. The Libertarian party has raised its concerns. And this goes on to say that this bill definitely isn't just about TikTok. TikTok isn't even mentioned in the bill at all. It does mention US citizens. A person as defined in the ACT itself appears 32 times in the restrict act in persons an additional 15 times.

So this is not a ban on TikTok. This is a ban on American citizens from accessing information in places that the government doesn't want you to think. Think Russia, think, think the way that we think of North Korean television, right? That's what they want. They don't want you to be able to access things that, that give you narratives that they don't like.

Now, the the, in this, it says that the term person means a natural person, including a citizen or national of the United States or any other foreign country. Okay? Now under section three it says, addressing information and communication technology, products and services that pose undue or unacceptable risk.

Now the quote from this is, is authorized to and shall take action to identify, deter, disrupt, prevent, prohibit, investigate, and otherwise mitigate any risk rising from any covered transaction by any person or with respect to any property, subject to the ju jurisdiction of the United States that the secretary determines otherwise poses an undue or acceptable risk to the national security of the United States or the safety of the United States persons.

Now it says, enforcements gives broad powers for federal agencies to initiate and conduct investigations. Gives federal agencies enforcement powers to enforce the provisions of the act and the language includes inspect, search, detain, seizes, or impose temporarily denial orders of any items, presumably electronic digital media and writings, and require, inspect and obtain books, records, and any other information from any person.

The penalties for this is civil forfeiture of any real property. Intangible property money or proceeds used to commit violations or associated with violations. Now we'll talk about this, but there's a fine of $250,000 per violation. Criminal forfeiture finds up to a million dollars in imprisonment for up to imprisonment for up to 20 years.

Now what this is, this bill is saying is basically that you can't have a modem, router, mobile network, or VPN are now banned if used to con contact any foreign adversaries such as China, Korea, Cuba, Iran, and then this is also subject to change, meaning that any country that they deem necessary in the future could also be deemed that way.

Right? So if you want to go look up Russian news sources, right? If you want to go f, use TikTok. , right? You want to go watch some people dance. Let's say they ban TikTok, but you circumvent that with a vpn, right? You use a proxy, you use a vpn n you place yourself in Russia, which is very easy to do. They now want to be able to find you $250,000 or 20 years in jail, or even a million dollars if you knowingly used a method.

So even if you unknowingly do it, it can be a $250,000 fine or 20 years in jail. Because the bill bill is vague. It means anything from a VPN to proxy or something else entirely. If this bill is passed, the government has liberty to appoint a secretary of communication to create a small group that can ban or deem anything inappropriate or a risk to security.

Voters have no access to this voters. We don't get to vote on what they deem to be a risk to security, right? We don't have any, any say in that at all. They can go through your emails, your text messages, your direct messages on Instagram, anything that they want if they deem appropriate. The gi, the bill gives our government the power to monitor any activity used by the devices listed buff, including home cameras, meaning they can access your cameras and spy on you at any time if they deem necessary.

Now, if you want to go check out this bill yourself, it's congress.gov/bill/one 18th dash congress slash senate dash bill slash 6 8 6. That is where you can find the information, but this is terrifying, right? You see all of the things that came out of the patriarch, including the January 6th people who, who are still for, for many of them, sitting in jail cells right now with no due process, right?

This, this basically is a sweeping bill that allows the go. To, to invade your privacy, to, to throw you in jail. Specifically if you use any app or website that they don't like. This is not the, the word TikTok is not mentioned a single time in this bill yet they're trying to coin at that so that you get behind it.

Now, as I said earlier, I'm not against banning TikTok now. Well, I guess I am. I, I don't think the government should be able to ban any access to anything. Honestly. I think that if there's a security concern, then there should be advisories. There can be things placed between, I, I, I don't even know how to put it, but I don't think that our government should be able to restrict the things that my eyeballs get to view who the, who are they to say that.

But at the same time, I understand military concerns. I understand identity, privacy concerns. , but I honestly don't think that our government has our best interest in mind. I think that this was a, a cheap attempt at grasping for more power by using TikTok and the movement behind the privacy concerns surrounding it to invade your privacy, to lock you up if you are somebody that is dissenting against the government.

That's what I think. But what do you think head over to, uh, the Instagram, the Austin Jadas or the Adams Archive? Head over to the sub Austin Adams dot.com and, uh, I will be announcing a new pretty awesome thing next week. So stay tuned. In the meantime, I hope you have a wonderful day. Um, my heart truly goes out to the families in Nashville.

I lived in Nashville for a fairly long time. I love Nashville. Uh, it's a terrible, terrible tragedy. I, I have children. I, I, I cannot imagine being one of those parents and, and this absolutely should stop, and this is absolutely should be called what it is. This was a hate crime. A hate crime against people who, who went to a, a religious institution.

And the mainstream media is failing to call it what it is to the point where the New York Post, I believe, let me go Jack here. I I had something up about this cbs, sorry, not New York Post. New York Post is what? Who posted about it? Cbs BS executives bar the word transgender from reports on Nashville shooter.

They told, they said that they, they have banned staffers from using the word transgender women reporting on the Nashville shooter. The shooter's gender identity has not been confirmed by CBS News. It said,

yeah, so stay safe. I love you guys. I hope you have a wonderful week, and again, my thoughts and prayers go out to the families and those people that are affected, even the, just the children at that school. It's a terrible tragedy. Um, yeah, not much else to say, but that, uh, but head over to the ck austin adams.ck.com.

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