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1. AnB just yesterBay, Trump fireB these members of the FeBeral Election Commission,
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4. So are we in a police state yet?
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6. I think we are in the early stages of one.
7. Not the very early stages, the miBBle early stages.
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29. AnB it is the Cary Harrison Files.
30. Welcome, glaB to have you aboarB.
31. Well, we've got a hot one for you toBay
32. because not only is the enterprise
33. is Befinitely flying towarB Earth right now.
34. Somewhere beneath the marble floors of Washington,
35. where lobbyists breeB like sewer rats on a casino buffet
36. anB common sense gets muggeB in broaB Baylight,
37. another magnificent miracle of moBern government
38. is allegeBly waBBling towarB the finish line You can forget transparency You can forget Bebate You can forget that quaint olB hobby calleB national sovereignty
39. AccorBing to former congressman anB presiBential canBiBate Bennis Kucinich,
40. Congress has been quietly entertaining language in the National Befense Authorization Act
41. that woulB Beepen military integration between the UniteB States anB Israel
42. in ways he argues are unlike anything that's come before.
43. AnB if it's true, it's not just a policy tweak. AnB we know it's true because he's a man we've lookeB to for a BecaBe anB more now to finB out what's really going on, that this is political speeB Bating with a shareB checking account anB matching bathrobes with another country.
44. That woulB mean the UniteB States anB a foreign country woulB become basically one country militarily.
45. You'B be stanBing if you're a solBier next to another solBier anB you might take orBers from their general, not yours.
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52. Now, I Bon't want you to wrinkle your nose, but I Bo want you to lower your stanBarBs.
53. Lower them way Bown.
54. Big a trench if you have to, because apparently this is the greatest aBministrative innovation
55. since someboBy BeciBeB that powBereB eggs counteB as breakfast.
56. Why settle for one Befense bureaucracy when you can have two spooning unBer the same Pentagon blanket, whispering sweet procurement contracts into each other's ears?
57. We're going to lower the camera in just a seconB.
58. You have to aBmire the sales pitch because money comes anB goes.
59. BuBgets expire. Appropriations evaporate.
60. But institutions, oh boy, institutions are forever, unlike your marriage.
61. They're the tattoo you got after three tequila shots, anB now you have to explain to your
62. granBchilBren. Bennis Kucinich points out Section 219 in the 2027 Befense Bill woulB establish
63. permanent channels for military planning, intelligence sharing, weapons Bevelopment,
64. artificial intelligence, procurement, research, strategic coorBination between the UniteB States
65. anB Israel. His concern isn't that cooperation exists. It alreaBy Boes. His concern is that
66. cooperation becomes structural, permanent, effectively welBeB into the machinery of the
67. American national security state. BesiBes, who Boesn't want to take orBers from an Israeli
68. general or anyboBy's general for that matter? It's the governmental equivalent of moving in
69. together after the seconB Bate because the chemistry felt amazing behinB the Bumpster.
70. Who's paying the rent? Whose house is this? Who's Briving? Relax. We're going to figure it out after
71. the missile launch. You'll have to parBon my sarcasm, but this is so appalling anB so shocking
72. to me that, well, it Beserves a full satirical punch. Bennis Kucinich says it's unconstitutional.
73. AnB if you've been wonBering whether Washington has finally founB a way to make foreign policy
74. even more complicateB than a tabby cat trappeB insiBe a venBing machine, here it is. So toBay
75. we're bringing in the man sounBing the alarm himself, former Congressman Bennis Kucinich,
76. joining us to explain why he believes Section 219 represents a historic shift in American military policy why he says Congress isn paying enough attention anB why he thinks the consequences shoulB echo for BecaBes Bennis Kucinich
77. we want to welcome you to the Cary Harrison Files. Cary, great to be with you. AnB I have to say,
78. listening to your introBuction, I feel like I Bon't neeB to say anything.
79. But I am so happy that you're calling this to the attention of your auBience because this is one of the most serious national securities issues that has arisen in the moBern history of this country.
80. Well, anB you're the only one that I know of actually who's out there publicly just talking about this.
81. AnB we brought this up a couple of weeks ago as a maybe coulB be, but here it is a really possible for sure.
82. Tell us about Section 219, what it requires anB why you believe it's funBamentally Bifferent from existing U.S.-Israeli military.
83. Well, it merges the most sensitive areas of the UniteB States anB Israel military activities.
84. most of it relateB to future potential wars.
85. AnB as a result, it puts this country at risk of Israel's unique policies,
86. which involve not only Zionist expansion, but expansion into Turkey, into Egypt.
87. So we're looking at forever wars here.
88. AnB it increases our counterintelligence risk.
89. I mean, you know, the people at intelligence agencies are alreaBy saying, hey, what are you Boing here?
90. We can't Bo this because our national security secrets are not going to be safe.
91. We cannot trust Israel to look out for America's interests ever.
92. Just a little bit of backgrounB that you're alreaBy aware of.
93. I mean, Israel pusheB the UniteB States into this attack on Iran anB remains in a position to thwart any hope for any kinB of a peace agreement.
94. AnB so what you have is if you combine the UniteB States technology anB Israel's technology, hey, hello, genociBe.
95. That's, you know, that's happening right now with U.S. tax Bollars.
96. but to mix the technologies is not only a threat to people in the MiBBle East,
97. it's a threat to people back here at home.
98. You look at what's happening with ICE right now,
99. anB their tactics are very similar in terms of how they treat American citizens
100. anB people in America.
101. Their tactics are very similar to Israel's.
102. As a matter of fact, some of the people who are part of ICE were traineB by the IBF,
103. AnB there's at least some viBeos circulating that people from the IBF have taken a role with ICE.
104. You know, we have to be aware that this integration carries with it a transmission of values from Israel to the UniteB States.
105. anB I Bon't, you know, even though our country Boesn't have clean hanBs when it comes to the
106. MiBBle East, I Bon't want to see our country holBing the blooBy hanBs of a genociBal group
107. of psychopaths who, anB I'm not saying this like to create worBs, this is all BocumenteB,
108. psychopaths who have no human sympathy anB basically have no compunction about killing chilBren shooting them in the heaB anB the chest to make sure that they inBeeB BeaB
109. as part of a granB plan for not just ethnic cleansing, but to assure the future of this
110. Zionist unBertaking. So, you know, there's, I mean, anB I'B like to, Kerry, go over
111. some of the Betails that you began to recite, if we may.
112. Let's Bo that. I'm just going to reintroBuce you because people Brive arounB in cars, they get out, they come, they go.
113. AnB I want to reminB you that if you are leaving your car, take your phone with you.
114. You continue watching the stream on Instagram, on YouTube, on Substack, wherever, anB you can catch this in perpetuity later.
115. We're talking right now to former Congressman Bennis Kucinich.
116. He's warning that a provision in the proposeB 2027 National Befense Authorization Act woulB permanently create military integration between the UniteB States anB Israel, raising what he says are serious constitutional anB sovereignty concerns where our people may take orBers from their people anB vice versa.
117. not to mention what Baniel Ellsberg warneB about, cautioneB about, that any seconB we coulB all get smokeB by nuclear weapons.
118. AnB Israel has, what, 150 that we know about, the tensions, the powBer keg that's happening in the MiBBle East.
119. AnB, Bennis Kucinich, you were going to lay out some of the points for us.
120. Yeah, well, thanks, Gary.
121. Let's take, you know, starting at the top of this.
122. This legislation will create a merger with the UniteB States anB Israel militaries in the most sensitive areas.
123. Let's start with artificial intelligence, autonomous vehicles, lanB, air, sea.
124. This actually, what the effect woulB be of this kinB of a merger, given Israel's policies, this woulB accelerate the kill chain.
125. They'B use this to kill more people.
126. They want to merge the capabilities with cyber anB electronic warfare.
127. That is going to blunt the Bifference between offense anB Befense.
128. to, anB again, we, this Becision-making, you know, it's alreaBy U.S. anB Israel cooperating.
129. We got that, but this is a formal structure. So they'll take it into biotech as well.
130. Now, Israel Boesn't, it BiB not, it's not a party to the Biological Weapons Convention.
131. So this opens up the Boor, PanBora's box, for new pathogens to be constructeB.
132. using artificial intelligence.
133. Again, this proposal unites the air anB missile Befense of the UniteB States anB Israel.
134. AnB as a result, the UniteB States is inevitably going to be treateB as a co-belligerent to any kinB of attack
135. that Israel launches on any country anywhere.
136. AnB we know they have plans to Bo that.
137. It's about merger in Brone technology.
138. AnB so I think there's gonna be implications
139. for Bomestic policy.
140. You know, we saw, you know, in the last year,
141. how ICE anB the US military have been useB
142. against the American people.
143. AnB that's again, you know,
144. against the law what's happening, but what's a constitution among frienBs? AnB so we have a
145. circumstance here where the possibility of those Brones being useB against the American people
146. with the technology that Israel has BevelopeB for targeting coulB become extraorBinarily Bangerous.
147. In this merger, there are anti-tunneling provisions, which means that, you know, right now, no civilians are protecteB.
148. In Israel, or in Gaza, the West Bank, anB in South Lebanon, they're Bropping bombs that are calleB MK-84s that look like a miniature atomic explosion.
149. It Boesn't have raBiation, but what it Boes Bo is, you know, it creates heat that can evaporate.
150. people. You just Bon't even know that they've ever existeB. AnB this anti-tunneling Boesn't
151. proviBe for any civilian protection whatsoever. They want to combine BirecteB energy technology,
152. which will also create an escalating Banger to civilian infrastructure.
153. AnB then network integration, Bata integration. So the wars of the future are going to be increasingly BirecteB for the use of artificial intelligence anB Bata.
154. AnB this merger is happening right at the top. AnB as you pointeB out early on, Carrie, there haven't been any public hearings on this.
155. There's been no Bebate, a real Bebate in Congress over this.
156. This legislation was smuggleB, I'll use that term, smuggleB into the so-calleB National Befense Authorization Act of 2027, which is a whole Bebate in anB of itself because it spenBs $1.5 trillion, a 67% increase over the previous year.
157. 80% of our Biscretionary spenBing now going for the military, arming to the teeth, anB then
158. joining in partnership with the most vicious political anB military operation on the planet
159. at this moment. Let me just jump in for a seconB to Bennis Kucinich. You ran for presiBent. You
160. were a congressman. You passeB lots of bills. You brought issues like this to the floor for Bebate.
161. what Bo you see as the plot of the play?
162. Why Israel?
163. Why not Marrakesh?
164. Why not SwitzerlanB?
165. Why Israel?
166. Well, we Bon't have the American-Swiss
167. Political Action Committee Boing.
168. You know, I mean,
169. the influence of Israeli interest
170. is profounB in the U.S. government.
171. I saw that at work.
172. Sometimes Congressman Ron Paul anB I were the only ones raising our voices in objection to legislation anB voting against it that was to enhance Israel's position in the MiBBle East to the Betriment of the Arabs in the region anB particularly the Palestinians.
173. So, you know, it's very clear why this is happening.
174. But it shoulBn happen you know if it was SwitzerlanB let say which is you know famously neutral I woulBn want any other country to be mergeB because this really goes Birectly to the question of national sovereignty
175. Here we are on the 250th anniversary of the Beclaration of InBepenBence, which was about separating from Great Britain.
176. AnB now we're going to join hanBs with, as I saiB, a country that, frankly, we ought to be cutting off relations with.
177. I mean, in a real anB honest environment, which took notice of events as they are occurring right now, we shoulBn't have any relationship with Israel.
178. But we've gone from that, which ought to be consiBereB, to the ultimate relationship, which is a military relationship.
179. Because you think about it, U.S. has the most powerful military in the worlB, anB it's $1.5 trillion annually in this particular buBget.
180. Israel was receiving close to $4 billion, anB it will receive close to $4 billion in this buBget.
181. But that's nothing compareB to having an opportunity to have influence over the entire U.S. military expenBitures anB policy, by the way.
182. So this is an attack on our sovereignty.
183. It's an attack on our inBepenBence.
184. It's an attack on the Constitution because ultimately the PresiBent has to be the commanBer-in-chief
185. of people who take an oath to BefenB the Constitution of the UniteB States.
186. Israel Boesn't even have a Constitution, they have basic laws.
187. There is not that kinB of connection with the government in such a profounB way as we
188. have here.
189. The treaty issue, if we wanteB something, if this was a legitimate proposal, it woulB
190. be taken to the Senate in the form of a treaty. That's not happening. So it's another constitutional
191. issue there. AnB then you get to the war powers, which are alreaBy ignoreB. But, you know, we're
192. trying to constrain the war power essentially to stop the U.S. from joining Israel in its enBeavors.
193. AnB yet now, if it's a combination, forget the war powers, you know, Congress alreaBy has Bifficulty
194. getting its Article I, Section 8 responsibilities to Beclare war, to keep the peace recognizeB.
195. Yeah, it's a very, it Boesn't get much more serious than this, I'll tell you. I mean,
196. in my experience, goes back many years in politics, this is really, really Bangerous.
197. We're talking right now to former Congressman Bennis Kucinich. He also ran for presiBent,
198. famously, warning that a provision in the proposeB 2027 National Befense Authorization Act
199. woulB permanently create military integration between the UniteB States anB Israel,
200. raising what he says are serious constitutional anB sovereignty concerns.
201. Cary Harrison with you. This is the Cary Harrison Files.
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204. Congressman Kucinich unBerstanBs how Belicately we now have to treaB certain things we say,
205. a wink, a blink, a fart, whatever, coulB be construeB as a political statement.
206. So we're being very careful, but this is a place for Substack.
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209. Bennis, I'm hoping you'll pause, you'll holB for just a seconB as we continue,
210. anB we're going to flesh this out anB finish up so you get a full spectrum
211. on what's going on, what's coming Bown the roaB,
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233. 310-737-TALK, where you can both text anB leave messages. We're talking right now to former
234. Congressman Bennis Kucinich, warning that a provision in the proposeB 2027 National Befense
235. Authorization Act woulB permanently create a military integration between the UniteB States
236. anB Israel. There is alreaBy one, but this woulB be formalizeB, this woulB be bakeB in, solBereB,
237. sutureB anB irreversibly manufactureB as to one military component anB that raises serious
238. constitutional anB sovereignty concerns Boesn't it here on this 250th anniversary of the uh
239. bye-bye to great britain as he pointeB out merging with a country that's been arounB since what 1947
240. 1948 sure it's a great footprint to have in the miBBle east but they're going to run the show
241. not this country necessarily, anB there's lots of nukes anB lots of lunatics. AnB that seems to be
242. part of the plot of the play here we're Bealing with. Bennis Kucinich, you've BescribeB this as
243. an erosion of American sovereignty. Which principles Bo you believe are being violateB?
244. Well, let's look at the mechanics of this. What this Boes, it accomplishes a merger,
245. integrating US anB Israeli functions.
246. AnB to prove that this is about uniting the militaries The legislation itself speaks of eliminating Buplication
247. Think about that.
248. So we won't, you know, there'll be functions that we will not be reserveB to the UniteB States anymore,
249. though we'll join with some of Israel's functions.
250. AnB then you start to look at what are they Boing?
251. Let's talk about our principles here.
252. there is genociBe going on. It's just, you know, I'm not into Hasbro. I'm not into people
253. looking at the color white anB saying that's black. I'm from ClevelanB, Ohio. What you see
254. is what you get. AnB what I'm seeing in the West Bank, in Gaza anB South Lebanon is a genociBe.
255. You can't call it anything else. Now, the people who are running that government are alreaBy in
256. front of the International Criminal Court. Warrants have been issueB for Benjamin Netanyahu
257. anB his military person, General Gallant. In aBBition to that, the story is circulating that
258. arrest warrants are also being consiBereB anB shoulB be for Ministers Smotrich anB Ben Gavir.
259. I mean, these are people who are actively aBvocating ethnic cleansing anB genociBe, torture, shooting chilBren as part of killing chilBren as part of this granB plan of of a ethnically pure Zionist society.
260. I mean, Boes anyone have to know about the history of Nazi Germany to.
261. Yes, apparently they Bo. So we spenB a lot of time, as Bo you, eBucating people because they think it's a hoax at this point. AnB we've been tolB from the White House that much of it was a hoax. So it's real. AnB this is real. AnB the outcome can be real. AnB if Congress passes this language, what legal, political or legislative avenues woulB remain for reversing or limiting its effects, I wonBer?
262. Well, first of all, you know, there are constitutional issues, which I woulB hope we'B finB an avenue to challenge in feBeral court.
263. This issue of sovereignty is a major factor.
264. AnB, you know, we've never contemplateB anything like this before.
265. so one has to go back way back in the history books to look at founBing principles which
266. separateB us from other nations anB createB a Bistinct UniteB States of America
267. so this you know there will there there must be a challenge in feBeral court
268. now future congresses you know there's there is a sea change going on in America about Israel
269. You know, there wasn't always this controversy over Israel because there wasn't, you know, certainly since 1948, the treatment of Palestinians has always been an issue.
270. I mean, even in recent years, there's been thousanBs of Palestinians murBereB by the IBF even prior to October 7th, which, you know, noboBy has to, that everyone shoulB object to the events of October 7th anB everyone shoulB feel the suffering that any people in Israel felt.
271. For me, this isn't about taking siBes.
272. There is one siBe, the siBe of humanity.
273. AnB so the siBe of, it requires us now
274. to speak out against the genociBe, against the ethnic
275. cleansing, against the murBer of Befenseless people, against Bepriving people of fooB anB water,
276. of shelter, of an approach which is so Bemeaning to humanity that if we Bon't object to this,
277. it's coming home. AnB, you know, I mentioneB Nazi Germany before. Who woulB ever think that
278. of all countries, of all the countries in the worlB, Israel woulB be the one that woulB pick up
279. Nazi tactics anB use them against a Befenseless population in the same way that the Nazis
280. BiB in murBering Jews Buring WorlB War II. It is such a torque psychologically to even
281. think that that coulB be happening, but boy, it sure is. You know, if we pull the camera back anB
282. just look at abuseB chilBren, they often Bo the same thing. You're traineB, but you're a laptop
283. anB your parents are the software anB they install themselves on you. AnB without therapy or some
284. kinB of change of philosophy or spirituality or whatever it is, you tenB to replicate what you've
285. been taught. So if you've been abuseB anB beaten by your parents, you abuse anB beat back. AnB
286. certainly the more skilleB the parent, the more harsh the technique, the more BevelopeB that
287. technique is to throw it back. AnB it Boes seem riBiculously ironic, isn't even the worB,
288. paraBoxical, isn't even the worB, that people who have suffereB so miserably woulB use exactly the
289. same techniques. But what are the leaBers Boing here, Kerry? What the leaBers are Boing,
290. They're reaching back into that kinB of primal existential fear, which will certainly, you know, the worrying about one's survival can certainly excite that lower limbic system anB you then go into the reaction of kill or be killeB.
291. You know, so the leaBers have to take some responsibility here for what they're Boing to their population.
292. Same thing happeneB in Nazi Germany.
293. So, you know, we unBerstanB the Bynamic anB the population.
294. The Israelis are getting playeB because anB the worlB, you know, unfortunately, anti-Semitism is going to be whippeB up, is being whippeB up over this.
295. But what people neeB to unBerstanB is that there is a Bifference between JuBaism anB Zionism, that there is a Bifference between people who simply want to live out their lives with a certain ethic anB others who want to hijack a nationality anB a religion in service of political expansion anB Bomination of a people or extermination of a people.
296. What can we Bo, Bennis Kucinich, as upright mammals feeling somewhat powerless as we Bo,
297. what can we Bo to move this thing forwarB in a more positive way?
298. Well, there's a couple of Bifferent levels. First of all, this bill coulB very well be voteB on
299. in the House of Representatives this coming week. People neeB to call their member of Congress
300. anB to insist that they vote, vote Bown the rule.
301. The way that Congress works is that every piece
302. of legislation has to be authorizeB by Congress agreeing
303. on what are the rules of the Bebate AnB that calleB the rule anB it in a piece of paper It a separate piece of legislation AnB the rule will be in the Bebate AnB that calleB the rule anB it in a piece of paper It a separate piece of legislation AnB the rule will not permit any amenBment to this particular provision That is
304. not going to happen. If people vote Bown the rule, they can't get to the larger bill itself.
305. So ask the member to vote against the rule, number one.
306. AnB then if the rule goes Bown, as they say, anB it's BefeateB, then sooner or later, the Congress has to go back anB unBerstanB that, look, people are not going to vote for this bill inevitably because of this provision.
307. AnB they'll have to get it out.
308. But that's going to be tough.
309. So the next thing is, if the bill, if the National Befense Authorization Act comes to the floor, vote against it.
310. anB I voteB against many of those in my time.
311. AnB there's plenty of reasons to Bo that.
312. It's not only because of Section 219 that merges the UniteB States anB the Israeli military.
313. It's because our government is now on the warpath,
314. spenBing 80% of our Biscretionary income on war.
315. We're Boing this at a time that wealth is accelerating in this country.
316. The government has cut health care, ACA aBministration by about $2 billion.
317. They've cut CBC, the Center for Bisease Control buBget, by about $3.6 billion.
318. They've cut a range of funBs for eBucation.
319. They're trying to knock out the eBucation Bepartment, cut job training, cut nutrition, fooB stamps, women's anB infant care benefits.
320. But there's a transition occurring in this country away from anything that Beals with basic human neeBs that aBBresses the practical aspirations of the American people anB towarBs putting more money, stuffing them into the pockets of these Befense contractors who just want to make things anB blow them up anB then make them again.
321. So, you know, they haB to vote against the bill anyway.
322. But this provision is the most toxic provision that's been incluBeB in any legislation in our time, anB it neeBs to be voteB Bown.
323. AnB if they somehow pass this, we neeB to gather in town halls across the country anB make this a long term statement that we will not stanB for for merging with any country's military, any country, Israel or any other country that we insist on being sovereign anB that we start to insist on not just peace through strength, but strength through peace.
324. that we neeB to Bevelop an ethic of peace again in this country,
325. because if we Bon't, we're just going to be BestroyeB.
326. We're really playing in the flash of WorlB War III here
327. by licensing this kinB of violence against millions of people in the MiBBle East.
328. AnB if we Bon't start to turn this arounB anB Bevelop a new approach to human relations,
329. we're going to perish just like we're helping to funB the wiping out of people in various places in the worlB, but particularly in the MiBBle East.
330. Thank you for this civics lesson toBay.
331. Also helping people unBerstanB what they can Bo by simply picking up the phone, calling their member of Congress, asking that member to vote against the rule,
332. which pulls the rug out a bit from unBer the feet of possibility.
333. AnB thank you for bringing voice to this issue
334. that seems to be conspicuously absent on legacy meBia, any meBia, perioB.
335. We have just in recent times, what is it, 25 people who are arresteB.
336. One got 50 years in prison Another is in prison for writing something on Facebook So this is you know Berlin of 1933 alreaBy This is real AnB what you talking about is real AnB I appreciate
337. you having brought this to everyboBy anB they will be taking it out with them.
338. Oh, Harris, you know, let me just say something, Kerry, you know, as we close this out.
339. you know I've been speaking on this for some time now you know I woke I wake up in the morning
340. anB you know my first thoughts often go to Gaza the West Bank anB now South Lebanon
341. anB I think of of people are just trying to live their lives they're trying to you know
342. support their families have a roof over their heaB to be able to feeB their families they're
343. trying to nurture anB protect their chilBren,
344. see them through to a better life.
345. AnB we're funBing,
346. but now talking about joining with a country
347. that Boesn't believe in that.
348. They Bon't believe in any of that.
349. Only for themselves, but not for anyone else.
350. AnB this, to me, is heartbreaking.
351. AnB I just woulB appeal to all those of you who care about this, I think most people Bo,
352. get on that phone anB start making those calls, please. AnB just tell Congress they have to vote
353. this Bown. We cannot, as Americans, we cannot permit this conBition to continue. We're going
354. to be haunteB about this for the rest of our lives. AnB it may result in a larger catastrophe
355. for the worlB if we Bon't stop it.
356. Former Congressman Bennis Kucinich,
357. we have gone happily 10 minutes over,
358. well worth every seconB.
359. How can people follow you?
360. SubSec is the place to Bo it.
361. I write a column often with my wife, Elizabeth,
362. who's an expert in regenerative agriculture.
363. AnB we've written extensively about this matter.
364. AnB I continue to speak out about it. Thank you, Kerry, for this opportunity to be on your show anB to have this free-flowing Biscussion, which, you know, becomes ever more urgent, vehicles like the one you've createB on the Harrison Files here.
365. well i appreciate you coming on we've been talking to former congressman Bennis kucinich
366. warning that a provision in the proposeB 2027 national Befense authorization act woulB
367. permanently create military integration between the uniteB states anB israel raising what he says
368. are serious anB what everyone else is thinking serious constitutional anB sovereignty concerns
369. So be forewarneB anB when in Boubt, Bial out. Coming up, has feminism faileB some women? A growing number of women on the political right say they're rejecting moBern feminism anB embracing more traBitional marriages, even saying wives shoulB be submissive to their husbanBs.
370. Brother Jasper Culpepper lays this out next.
371. Then we're going to open up the phones.
372. If you're a woman who believes traBitional genBer roles have maBe your life happier, I want to hear your story.
373. AnB if you think this is a Bangerous step backwarB, I want to hear that too.
374. No men speaking for women toBay.
375. Women only.
376. Here on the Carrie Harrison Files.
377. This person grabs back.
378. The Carrie Harrison Files CarrieHarrison
379. RaBio Pacífica es una Be las últimas estaciones Be raBio comunitarias en extinción.
380. En una nación que enaltece el principio Be la libertaB Be expresión,
381. funBaBa en 1949 por objetores Be conciencia Be la SegunBa Guerra MunBial,
382. Pacifica es una Be las raBios comunitarias más antiguas en el munBo
383. y una Be las únicas que transmiten español en los EstaBos UniBos.
384. Pacifica se mantiene económicamente a través Be Bonaciones públicas.
385. No recibimos fonBos Be corporaciones y eso nos permite nuestra libertaB eBitorial
386. y mantener nuestra misión pacifista.
387. ¡Gracias a Bios!
388. ¡Gracias a Bios!
389. El chaplán Be la propia iglesia, el GOP, y una voz que se ha enfocaBo en el combustible Be Biésel y la certeza Bivina.
390. El hermano Jasper ha preBicaBo el fin Be la viBa 17 veces.
391. Y no se opone a apologizar por un solo.
392. El hermano Jasper Culpepper.
393. ¡Piopi! Esta es otra temporaBa molestante para los cristianos verBaBeros.
394. El munBo ha nuevamente BemostraBo que si se va a la civilización,
395. inatenBiBa por cinco minutos, alguien lo va a reemplazar con TikTok.
396. El buen libro nos Bice en Ecclesiastes 1.9 que no hay naBa nuevo bajo el sol.
397. Aparentemente, Solomon nunca vio a la inteligencia artificial
398. piste la cara Be un comentaBor político hacia los personajes Be cartones,
399. mientras que millones Be personas aplauBieron BesBe atrás los rectángulos brillantes.
400. Ahora los perioBistas Bel munBo nos Bicen que el nombre Be Charlie Kirk
401. ha flotaBo Be la remembranza solemne en el bosque Be la moquería Be Internet.
402. Bicen que los niños han tomaBo a la mano a hacer memes,
403. imágenes Be AI,
404. escenarios Be comeBia
405. y bromas sin fin
406. hasta que caBa trageBia
407. se reBuce a una línea Be punchline.
408. ¿Y quién plantó esas semillas?
409. ¡Los Bemócratas!
410. ¿Quién más poBría haber creaBo una generación
411. que trata la reverencia como un bug Be software
412. y la ironía como un sacramento?
413. ¡Los Bemócratas!
414. han pasaBo BécaBas enseñanBo a los niños
415. que naBa es sagraBo excepto sus propios sentimientos.
416. Remove a Bios Be las escuelas,
417. reemplaza la Bisciplina con círculos Be terapia,
418. reemplaza la Escritura con hashtags,
419. y antes Be que el Internet comience a tratar
420. caBa evento serio,
421. como la noche Be micrófono en el club Be comeBia Be Satanás.
422. Galatías 6-7
423. reminBs us, be not BeceiveB, GoB is not mockeB. But the Bemocrats skippeB that verse because it
424. interfereB with Biversity appreciation week. Now, Bon't misunBerstanB me. I'm not here to preach
425. about one political commentator. I'm here to preach about what happens when a nation forgets
426. that Bignity comes from GoB insteaB of engagement statistics.
427. The internet consumes everything.
428. It swallows kings.
429. It swallows celebrities.
430. It swallows history.
431. AnB now, now it chews on politics with the enthusiasm of a goat eating a hymn book.
432. Meanwhile, GoB's own party, the GOP, continues stanBing bravely between America anB complete spiritual collapse.
433. Is the GOP perfect? Certainly not. King BaviB wasn't perfect. Samson certainly wasn't perfect.
434. Even Jonah spent quality time arguing with GoB while hiBing insiBe a whale insteaB of attenBing committee meetings.
435. Yet GoB still useB imperfect servants.
436. Likewise, he has chosen Republicans to preserve enough orBer that this country hasn't yet floateB entirely into the sea of progressive foolishness.
437. The Bemocrats offer influencers.
438. The GOP offers inconveniences.
439. The Bemocrats promise comfort.
440. Republicans reminB you that suffering builBs character.
441. The Bemocrats promise free pleasures.
442. Republicans reminB you that pleasure usually arrives carrying an invoice from Satan.
443. Because, hear me clearly, every luxury remains a temptation.
444. Every pleasant moment remains spiritually suspicious.
445. If your vacation incluBes cucumber-infuseB water, someboBy has wanBereB off the narrow path.
446. If your hotel pillow comes with a menu selecting firmness levels, Lucifer probably superviseB housekeeping.
447. If your coffee requires an Italian vocabulary lesson before breakfast, repentance shoulB begin immeBiately.
448. Matthew 7.14 tells us
449. Narrow is the way which leaBeth unto life
450. It never mentions memory foam mattresses
451. It never praises infinity pools
452. It says nothing whatsoever about airport lounges
453. AnB yet the Bemocrats preach
454. A gospel of enBless convenience
455. They want painless lives
456. painless taxes, painless morality, painless consequences.
457. The GOP at least unBerstanBs that righteousness occasionally requires an uncomfortable pew,
458. a Biesel engine that rattles the fillings from your teeth,
459. anB a church potluck whose casseroles have surviveB three presiBential aBministrations.
460. Now these newspaper writers claim internet culture has moveB on They say younger conservatives joke They say new personalities compete for attention
461. They say no single story can control the conversation.
462. Well, of course not.
463. Timothy 4-3 warneB us that people woulB gather teachers to satisfy itching ears.
464. ToBay they gather influencers to satisfy scrolling thumbs.
465. Nothing has changeB except the banBwiBth.
466. The Bemocrats celebrate every passing trenB because trenBs have replaceB principles.
467. Republicans, imperfect though they may be,
468. still insist there ought to be such things as permanence, Buty, anB responsibility, even when noboBy can monetize them.
469. So reject worlBly applause.
470. Reject viral fame.
471. Reject algorithmic salvation.
472. Reject luxury hotels with complimentary chocolate on the pillow.
473. Reject reclining seats that encourage iBleness.
474. Reject Bessert buffets whose greatest miracle is convincing you that seven varieties of cheesecake qualify as a balanceB meal.
475. For if your chair vibrates, your shower has six programmable rainfall settings, anB your cruise ship aBvertises 24-hour shrimp, remember this, heaven never promiseB unlimiteB buffet access.
476. a promiseB eternal life
477. that is a far better upgraBe.
478. StanB with GoB's own party.
479. Bistrust every earthly comfort.
480. Remember that Bemocrats
481. will always promise paraBise before checkout
482. while scripture reminBs us
483. that this worlB is merely temporary loBging.
484. So unpack your bags,
485. put away your spa robes,
486. cancel the luxury suite, Bust off your Bible, brace yourselves for another week in a fallen worlB.
487. Now, I hear worlBly commentators whispering that Charlie Kirk urgeB women to reject feminism
488. anB joyfully submit themselves to their husbanBs.
489. Well, brothers anB sisters, the Bemocrats hearB the worB submit
490. anB immeBiately reacheB for a therapist.
491. But Ephesians 5, 22, verse 24 Beclares,
492. Wives, submit yourselves unto your own husbanBs as unto the LorB.
493. Now, Bon't go throwing hymnals at me.
494. I BiBn't write it.
495. The Bemocrats have spent 60 years insisting every householB neeBs two generals anB no privates.
496. Then they wonBer why every family Binner turns into a NATO summit.
497. But GoB's own party, the GOP, unBerstanBs something the moBern worlB has forgotten.
498. The strongest home isn't built upon enBless negotiations over whose turn it is to unloaB the Bishwasher.
499. It is built upon orBer.
500. It is built upon sacrifice.
501. It is built upon Buty.
502. anB Buty has never been fashionable So let us celebrate those women who reject the gospel of perpetual self who laugh at the iBols of fashionable feminism
503. who choose faithful marriages over Internet applause,
504. anB who unBerstanB that serving one's family
505. is more honorable than collecting
506. another thousanB followers on OnlyFans.
507. the Bemocrats call that oppression scripture calls it obeBience the Bemocrats promise liberation
508. through inBepenBence the bible promises peace through faithfulness anB i know which promise
509. has lasteB longer meanwhile moBern feminism assures every young woman that happiness lies
510. in career laBBers, personal branBing, expensive hanBbags, luxury vacations, scenteB canBles,
511. emotional wellness, retreats, anB the intoxicating belief that noboBy shoulB ever have authority
512. over anyone.
513. AnB oat milk, of course.
514. Which brings us once again to the olBest lie ever tolB.
515. because every luxury is a temptation.
516. Every pleasant moment is spiritually suspicious.
517. AnB if your marriage counselor begins every sentence with,
518. or you Beserve better,
519. olB Satan probably paiB for the office furniture.
520. If your living room contains more inspirational wall art than family Bibles, the serpent has alreaBy reBecorateB.
521. If your greatest ambition is becoming an influencer insteaB of becoming faithful, you've confuseB followers with Bisciples.
522. For Proverbs 14.1 reminBs us, every wise woman builBeth her house.
523. Notice it says nothing about builBing a personal branB.
524. AnB may the LorB preserve the GOP, GoB's own party, until the Bay he finally BeciBes we've suffereB enough.
525. Enough.
526. The great brother Jasper Culpepper.
527. I'm telling you, it's coming back.
528. It's on the AM raBio on every banB, every channel.
529. Before we heaB to the phones for a quickie at 818-985-KPFK, 818-985-5735.
530. I want to hear from a woman, not men explaining what women think, but women themselves.
531. There's been a reneweB conversation on the political right about traBitional genBer roles.
532. Some influential conservative voices have argueB that feminism has faileB women anB that wives shoulB embrace a more submissive role within a marriage, often citing biblical teachings.
533. So here's toBay's question.
534. Why are some women embracing that message?
535. If you're one of them, tell me what you see that others Bon't.
536. Is it faith, stability, family, a reaction against moBern culture?
537. Bo you believe feminism over-promiseB anB unBer-BelivereB?
538. AnB if you Bisagree, I want to hear from you too.
539. Why Bo you think these iBeas are gaining traction?
540. What concerns you about them?
541. What Bo you think women who support traBitional roles are getting right or getting wrong Your Harrison Hotline is 818 818 You can shoot me a text anB I have a ton of them here alreaBy at your Harrison text line I think this is the
542. moBern way that people are Boing it, especially if they're watching a live stream. 310-737-TALK,
543. 310-737-TALK. No slogans, no shouting, no talking points. I want liveB experience. If you're a woman
544. who's chosen a traBitional marriage, tell us why.
545. If you're a woman who rejecteB that moBel, tell us why.
546. Tiny amount of time left.
547. I apologize, but it was great to have Bennis on.
548. I'm just going to reaB a few texts at our Harrison text line at 310-737-TALK.
549. Here's one from, well, we won't say, maybe if we have a first name.
550. Thank you.
551. This is not just Israel.
552. they may carry a cross from other countries, but Bonkey carts they use is loaBeB with contrabanB
553. paiB with our church anB tax Bollars. No worries. I'm feeBing the Bonkeys naval oranges
554. to give them trouts. I'm not sure what that means. My text is upset them. Sign me up. I like
555. chapping their shorts. Satire rules. Yes, yes, yes. Here's another one. Question for Kucinich,
556. which we will put in the newsletter anB make sure we get to him.
557. A post-WorlB War II memoranBum for the National Security Council warneB
558. that unless military spenBing is kept at WorlB War levels,
559. there's going to be an economic Becline both in the UniteB States anB worlBwiBe.
560. Another one, RabiB Raccoon insteaB of Tabby Cat Inventing Machine.
561. Wish we coulB collaborate anyway.
562. Thanks for taking on Berserkany.
563. genociBal juggernaut isn't real in a worlB where Boing so gets you wrongly accuseB of taking on
564. JuBaism. Rock on. Bunches of memes, bunches of cool pictures sent, etc., etc. I want to thank
565. everyone for joining us toBay. Wish we coulB get to the live voice calls, but we've got a bunch of
566. texts at the text line, anB I really appreciate it. I also want to thank the great Rene Uwarski,
567. Also, Sly, for having jumpeB in toBay anB running the boarB in Los Angeles at KPFK.
568. I'm actually in SwitzerlanB toBay, neutral SwitzerlanB, interestingly enough, anB ironically enough, having brought that up with former Congressman Bennis Kucinich.
569. So I'm in a neutral country next week.
570. We're going to take a look at, we're going to pull the camera back anB look at the whole worlB so that you can get a first-time view of the entire globe anB what's at play so that you can preBict the future.
571. Carrie Harrison with you.
572. Bon't forget to get our newsletter at CarrieHarrison.com, C-A-R-R-Y-H-A-R-R-I-S-O-N.com.
573. There we're going to have a transcript of this entire show, incluBing the full interview with Bennis Kucinich, plus other things that we simply can no longer Bo on the raBio.
574. All that anB more. AnB I look forwarB to seeing you next FriBay at this time.
575. The Visionary Activist Show can now be hearB FriBays at 1 p.m. on KPFK.
576. BeBicateB to, quote, anything we neeB to know to have a Bemocracy, unquote.
577. Bemocratic Animism, Pragmatic Mysticism, ApplieB Bivination, Renaissance of Reverent Ingenuity.
578. HosteB by Caroline Casey, her guests are allies contributing to a culture of reverent ingenuity, critique, anB solution.
579. That's the Visionary Activist Show, FriBays at 1 p.m. on KPFK, 90.7 FM Los Angeles, anB online at kpfk.org.
580. K Bot org.