Charlie James talks about a Berlin attack, radical Islam, and Mike Lindell.

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Charlie James: All right, welcome back to the program. Let's go to the phones with, uh, Donna in Anderson. How you doing, Donna? Donna: Hey, Fauci! [Laughter] You did a good job with him. Charlie James: Oh, thank you. Donna: Obnoxious, uh, man that he is. Listen, um, for many years, I've been saying that the battle for global control is broken into three groups. One of them is the CCP—Chinese Communist Party. Charlie James: Yep. Donna: They're—they're an entity all their own. Charlie James: Sure. Donna: The second one is the jihadists. Charlie James: Yep. Donna: And the third one is what I call the "ists"—all the communists, the Marxists, the globalist WEF-ers, I call them. Charlie James: Yeah. Donna: Yeah. Okay, but because they're separate from them, they are useful idiots and useful tools to each other for a while. Every single one of them absolutely wants to be at the top. The CCP, look at the Belt and Road Initiative, Belt and Road, how they've taken over around the world. Look at how they're supporting Iran and with their drones and all that stuff. And then when you look at the jihadists, they're waiting for the final 12th Caliphate, and they think that's going to own the globally, control the world. The WEF-ers want to take out the "ists," they want to take out all of your private property. For now, they're useful idiots to each other. At the end of the day, I am seeing this escalate, I swear to God. They are going to use each other, and then at the end of the day, at critical mass, they're going to be dumping each other off because not one of them will ever give up that high, top position that they think they only deserve. Charlie James: Yeah. Donna: Something that I'm hearing now that I haven't heard for about 8 years—you mentioned it: the Red-Green Axis. Charlie James: Mm-hmm. Donna: The Red-Green Axis is—the red is the Chinese and the green is the jihadists. Charlie James: Yep. Donna: They're merging together as useful tools temporarily for each other. Watch out for this, that's part of the movement to get higher and higher together. Charlie James: Yeah. Donna: And then at the end, God forbid, I don't know if we'll be around, but China won't give up—the Chinese Communist Party. The jihadists will not give up; matter of fact, they like to die for Allah, they—they don't value life like that. And then the "ists," I think they're probably going to drop off. And my suspicion is, just because of sheer numbers and willingness to, um, lose people, probably the CCP would be able to beat the jihadists. But it'll be a global—it'll be a global level, and this is because it's bottom-line control. Watch out for this Red-Green Axis thing. This is another step of them coming back together that I haven't heard about in a really long time. Charlie James: You're absolutely right, Donna. I appreciate it. Thank you very much. And—and that's what's happening right here in this country. Um, Catherine—what's her name?—Catherine Herridge, she is a great reporter out there. She found—she worked with a special task force that was created by Tulsi Gabbard when she was DNI—that our very own CIA was working with the globalists to preserve the globalist view. She said, "In the last week, I've spoken with a very senior member of Director Gabbard's investigation team known as 'The Dig,' and what they told me is that they did see a pattern where there was a sense or a feeling in the canal—in the intelligence community. There was a—there was very much a globalist view, and they had to preserve the globalist view." She says that they found evidence that to preserve the globalist view, they had to do things like the Hunter Biden laptop and cover up the Chinese threats. That's why—that's why we just heard—a lot of people just heard Donald Trump's speech the other night. What, a quarter of a million—no, I'm sorry, a quarter of a billion voter registration data was stolen by the Chinese! Did the—did the Biden administration tell yo ...

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