WEBVTT 00:00:12.759 --> 00:00:15.939 Welcome back to New World Next Week. I'm James Corbett of CorbettReport.com. 00:00:16.299 --> 00:00:19.179 And I'm James Evan Pallotto of MediaMonarchy.com. 00:00:19.299 --> 00:00:22.819 If copyright lasted forever, it would be very difficult. 00:00:23.339 --> 00:00:27.319 We have got that awesome story, plus UK scraps digital ID. 00:00:27.659 --> 00:00:31.479 But first, withdrawing the United States from international organizations, 00:00:31.679 --> 00:00:36.939 conventions, and treaties that are contrary to the interests of the aforementioned United States. 00:00:37.059 --> 00:00:42.299 Taking this from WhiteHouse.gov by the authority vested in me as President Pallotto. 00:00:43.079 --> 00:00:45.319 By the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, 00:00:45.359 --> 00:00:47.219 I hereby direct Section 1, Purpose A. 00:00:47.279 --> 00:00:52.819 On February 4th, 2025, I issued Executive Order 14199, withdrawing the United 00:00:52.819 --> 00:00:58.519 States from and ending funding to certain United Nations organizations and reviewing 00:00:58.519 --> 00:01:01.739 United States support to all international organizations. 00:01:02.319 --> 00:01:05.739 That executive order directed the Secretary of State, 00:01:05.739 --> 00:01:09.179 noted fashionista Marco Rubio in 00:01:09.179 --> 00:01:13.179 consultation with the United States representative to the United Nations to 00:01:13.179 --> 00:01:16.179 conduct a review of all international intergovernmental organizations which 00:01:16.179 --> 00:01:21.379 the United States is a member and provides any type of funding or support and 00:01:21.379 --> 00:01:24.719 all conventions and treaties to which the United States is a party to determine 00:01:24.719 --> 00:01:26.159 which organizations, conventions, 00:01:26.339 --> 00:01:29.399 and treaties are contrary to the interests of the United States 00:01:29.399 --> 00:01:32.359 the Secretary of State has reported his findings in Executive 00:01:32.359 --> 00:01:35.059 Order 14199 I have 00:01:35.059 --> 00:01:38.139 considered this is also formal I've now considered the 00:01:38.139 --> 00:01:40.919 thing I just mentioned in the section a and after 00:01:40.919 --> 00:01:44.119 deliberating with my cabinet had determined that it is contrary 00:01:44.119 --> 00:01:47.959 to the interest of the United States to remain a member of participate in or 00:01:47.959 --> 00:01:52.559 otherwise provide support to organizations listed in section two of this memorandum 00:01:52.559 --> 00:01:56.259 consistent with that executive order in pursuit to the authority vested in the 00:01:56.259 --> 00:02:00.659 yes president by the constitution and the laws of america i hereby direct all 00:02:00.659 --> 00:02:03.499 executive departments and agencies agencies. 00:02:04.405 --> 00:02:08.885 To take immediate steps to effectuate the withdrawal of the United States from 00:02:08.885 --> 00:02:12.525 the organization listed in Section 2 of the memorandum as soon as possible for 00:02:12.525 --> 00:02:13.745 United Nations entities. 00:02:13.965 --> 00:02:21.625 Withdrawal means ceasing participation in or funding those entities to the extent permitted by law. 00:02:21.985 --> 00:02:24.565 James, are decades happening again this week? 00:02:25.305 --> 00:02:29.505 It certainly appears that way, doesn't it? And yes, this is this is pretty significant, 00:02:29.505 --> 00:02:34.965 although the 66 international organizations involves a little bit of padding. 00:02:35.105 --> 00:02:39.885 Some of these are sort of rump organizations and advisory bodies that aren't 00:02:39.885 --> 00:02:42.625 really effective and don't really do anything anyway in the first place. 00:02:42.625 --> 00:02:46.565 So whatever, it's just makes a bigger list. But there are some very. 00:02:47.065 --> 00:02:48.745 Very significant withdrawals here. 00:02:48.965 --> 00:02:52.505 Obviously, the UNFCCC slash IPCC. 00:02:52.785 --> 00:02:55.765 For people who don't know about that, please check my archives. 00:02:55.765 --> 00:02:59.805 I have a couple of decades of archives going on right now, and all of that 00:03:00.201 --> 00:03:05.101 garbage history of the way that the people's natural concern about the environment 00:03:05.101 --> 00:03:09.101 has been co-opted by the billionaire oligarchs for their globalist agenda. 00:03:09.341 --> 00:03:14.441 And this is a genuine huge removal of one brick from the edifice of that globalist 00:03:14.441 --> 00:03:17.541 wall that's been constructed for decades now on the back of that propaganda. 00:03:17.541 --> 00:03:20.581 So it's an important event and let's not downplay that. 00:03:20.881 --> 00:03:23.201 Also, the UN Population Fund. 00:03:23.601 --> 00:03:33.961 Yeah, I'll throw in a link to a news about superpowers article on Trump's withdrawal list masks U.S. 00:03:34.181 --> 00:03:37.201 Pullback from climate security and development bodies, where they talk about 00:03:37.201 --> 00:03:40.201 some of the fact that, yeah, some of these organizations that they're withdrawing 00:03:40.201 --> 00:03:41.081 from are not so important. 00:03:41.241 --> 00:03:45.641 But it says specifically about the U.N. Population Fund that the withdrawal 00:03:45.641 --> 00:03:49.561 from that fund entrenches earlier funding cuts and narrows the options for U.S. 00:03:49.561 --> 00:03:54.041 Aid and health agencies to support reproductive health and demographic programs 00:03:54.041 --> 00:03:55.781 through a widely used multilateral platform. 00:03:55.961 --> 00:04:01.761 Well, good riddance, stupid nonsense waste of, well, US taxpayer dollars, certainly. 00:04:02.101 --> 00:04:06.741 And I think governments around the world should take note that these types of 00:04:06.741 --> 00:04:08.561 organizations are a grift. 00:04:08.701 --> 00:04:13.701 They are absolutely a grift by globalists and bureaucrats and technocrats that 00:04:13.701 --> 00:04:17.801 are trying to make money off of these types of programs that are fundamentally, 00:04:17.821 --> 00:04:19.361 in many cases, anti-human. 00:04:19.521 --> 00:04:23.081 And so I'm certainly not crying over the loss of any of that. 00:04:23.985 --> 00:04:27.265 Having said that, of course, you know, right moves for wrong reasons. 00:04:27.265 --> 00:04:29.665 We're starting to see that more and more in various different ways. 00:04:29.665 --> 00:04:33.725 We can get a sense of that from the New American article that we're linking up here on U.N. Trump. 00:04:34.465 --> 00:04:40.085 Trump exits entire U.N. climate regime. Is it dead? Where they note about what what is U.S. 00:04:40.185 --> 00:04:43.285 Secretary of State Marco Rubio have to say about this executive order? 00:04:43.445 --> 00:04:46.805 He took aim at the UNFCC in particular, highlighting, among other concerns, 00:04:46.945 --> 00:04:51.505 that the bureaucracy created under the UNFCCC was squandering millions of dollars 00:04:51.505 --> 00:04:55.885 on funding for climate alarmist anti-energy investment in the West Bank and Gaza. 00:04:56.265 --> 00:05:00.745 Yeah, that's why we're removing America from the UN. It's because those damn 00:05:00.745 --> 00:05:03.105 UNers are trying to help the Palestinians, right? 00:05:03.725 --> 00:05:06.445 Well, anyway, right moves, wrong reasons. What else is new? 00:05:06.565 --> 00:05:11.305 But I am certainly celebrating the fact that the UNFCCC has just lost at least 00:05:11.305 --> 00:05:16.985 one of its fangs and has become a little bit more toothless than it was before. That is to the good. 00:05:17.665 --> 00:05:24.585 A lot of grift being busted and exposed And a lot of this started as soon as 00:05:24.585 --> 00:05:27.385 Trump was reelected and Elon and Doge. 00:05:27.465 --> 00:05:31.045 And we're going to expose all this corruption and waste in government. 00:05:31.265 --> 00:05:33.825 Again, these guys are these guys are broken clocks. 00:05:34.085 --> 00:05:37.245 They've turned out to be right. It's looking like two times a day. 00:05:38.505 --> 00:05:45.565 Memes of Secretary of State Marco Rubio wearing different giant coats is a thing now for some reason. 00:05:46.527 --> 00:05:50.947 That's how we get going on New World Next Week, episode 615. 00:05:51.687 --> 00:05:58.747 Our second story, maybe a little bit of an unmitigated, not unmitigated good news episode. 00:05:59.007 --> 00:06:02.367 Our second story is always fun to hit. James Betty Boop, Nancy Drew, 00:06:02.527 --> 00:06:06.407 Blondie, and more officially in the public domain for 2026. 00:06:06.607 --> 00:06:10.187 Grabbing this from Paramount Sinai and CBS News. 00:06:10.467 --> 00:06:14.047 New Year's Day commemorated the passing of time and the start of a new chapter. 00:06:14.047 --> 00:06:18.067 So it's fitting that that same day, January 1st, also represents an opportunity 00:06:18.067 --> 00:06:22.907 to breathe new life into thousands of creative works nearly a century old. 00:06:23.067 --> 00:06:27.627 As of January 1st, 2026, characters like Betty Boop, Nancy Drew, 00:06:27.747 --> 00:06:31.587 and a variety of popular movies, books, and songs have entered the public domain. 00:06:31.787 --> 00:06:36.747 They join a growing list of cultural icons that are no longer under copyright 00:06:36.747 --> 00:06:39.867 protection, as we have reported for you here in recent years, 00:06:40.007 --> 00:06:44.887 including Popeye the Sailor Man and the Steamboat Willie version of Mickey Mouse. 00:06:45.087 --> 00:06:48.647 The year 2026 marks the first time that any copyrighted books, 00:06:48.847 --> 00:06:53.967 films, song, and art published in the 1930s have entered the U.S. public domain. 00:06:54.187 --> 00:06:59.647 As of January 1st, protections expired for published works from 1930 and sound 00:06:59.647 --> 00:07:04.207 recordings from 1925, essentially 101 and one years old. 00:07:04.387 --> 00:07:09.587 Some of the most notable works that are available for free use by anyone to 00:07:09.587 --> 00:07:15.867 remix, remake, reuse, satirize, destroy, make into adult or horror films or 00:07:15.867 --> 00:07:17.487 do whatever you want to them. 00:07:17.927 --> 00:07:22.867 The Murder at the Vicarage by Agatha Christie, the first novel featuring elderly 00:07:22.867 --> 00:07:27.827 amateur detective Miss Marple, The Secret of the Old Clock by Carolyn Keene, 00:07:27.927 --> 00:07:32.147 the first appearance of Teen Detective Nancy Drew and three of the follow-ups. 00:07:32.327 --> 00:07:36.327 I do have some of those back on the shelf. James, you know I have the collector disease. 00:07:36.707 --> 00:07:39.187 And the Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew books. 00:07:39.829 --> 00:07:43.529 All look, they all go well on a shelf together. They all, you know, 00:07:43.649 --> 00:07:47.549 if you ever saw people or in the school's collections of National Geographic, 00:07:47.769 --> 00:07:51.909 to see that many of a collection, you know, it just, I love it. 00:07:52.349 --> 00:07:57.509 The Little Engine That Could by Waddy Piper, Fleischer Studios' Dizzy Dishes, 00:07:57.769 --> 00:08:02.309 the first cartoon in which Betty Boop appears, Disney's The Chain Gang and The 00:08:02.309 --> 00:08:06.109 Picnic, both depicting the earliest versions of Mickey's dog Pluto. 00:08:06.429 --> 00:08:09.609 The initial four months of blondie comic strips 00:08:09.609 --> 00:08:12.409 by chick young featuring the earliest iterations of 00:08:12.409 --> 00:08:15.709 the titular character and her dumb dumb boyfriend dagwood 00:08:15.709 --> 00:08:18.629 the film all quiet on the western front directed by 00:08:18.629 --> 00:08:21.649 lewis milestone best picture winner at 00:08:21.649 --> 00:08:26.649 the third academy awards king of jazz by john murray anderson bing crosby's 00:08:26.649 --> 00:08:31.009 first appearance on film animal crackers from the marx brothers big trail with 00:08:31.009 --> 00:08:36.629 john wayne but not for me by the gershwins just one of the greatest all-time 00:08:36.629 --> 00:08:40.309 pop tunes along with Georgia On My Mind by Hoagy Carmichael, 00:08:40.409 --> 00:08:41.529 Dream a Little Dream of Me. 00:08:42.189 --> 00:08:46.069 Piet Mondrian's painting, composition with red, blue, and yellow. 00:08:46.349 --> 00:08:51.829 I love to hate on Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko and the just put on a... 00:08:51.829 --> 00:08:56.689 Then I learned later that, of course, the CIA used that degenerate art as part 00:08:56.689 --> 00:08:58.409 of the culture war against the Soviets. 00:08:58.629 --> 00:09:03.609 But stuff like Mondrian, James, the one I can mostly think of as Broadway boogie-woogie. 00:09:04.676 --> 00:09:08.496 I did have some art in public school. The original Betty Boop, 00:09:08.616 --> 00:09:12.556 early Nancy Drew Mysteries, and Mickey Mouse's dog Pluto among the creative works. 00:09:12.756 --> 00:09:16.496 When a copyright's protection lapses, it lands in the public domain, 00:09:16.696 --> 00:09:18.136 allowing anyone to use it to 00:09:18.136 --> 00:09:22.456 build upon it to see as they see fit for free without needing permission. 00:09:22.656 --> 00:09:26.556 If copyright lasted forever, it would be very difficult for a lot of creators 00:09:26.556 --> 00:09:28.296 to make the works they want to make 00:09:28.296 --> 00:09:32.796 without worrying about being in the crosshairs of a copyright lawsuit. 00:09:33.416 --> 00:09:36.796 But just because, as I believe we've warned in years past, James, 00:09:36.916 --> 00:09:40.976 just because the copyright expired doesn't mean that everybody can do everything to it. 00:09:41.136 --> 00:09:44.436 The original Betty Boop from the 1930s is in the public domain. 00:09:44.516 --> 00:09:46.876 The modern version is not. 00:09:47.176 --> 00:09:50.876 Not sure how much they rebooted that. So to avoid any infringement, 00:09:51.016 --> 00:09:54.396 any reuse would need to steer clear of her newer characteristics. 00:09:54.396 --> 00:09:58.256 And this was the same thing with the Steamboat Willie Mickey Mouse from a couple 00:09:58.256 --> 00:10:01.536 years ago. Additionally, the character is subject to multiple trademarks, 00:10:01.656 --> 00:10:03.056 which further complicates its use. 00:10:03.156 --> 00:10:10.156 James, we just synchromystically, I feel like, watched Hell's Angels last Friday 00:10:10.156 --> 00:10:14.396 in Monarchy, Howard Hughes' stunning film from 1930. 00:10:14.636 --> 00:10:20.236 It is actually tying into a longer bit of my work that I'm going to do about 00:10:20.236 --> 00:10:25.296 The Invisible Hand, liberty versus authority in American television and film. 00:10:25.316 --> 00:10:28.676 And you and I should maybe talk a little bit more about that as this year goes on. 00:10:28.756 --> 00:10:35.056 Hell's angels was stunning james like a 95 year old movie maybe better than 00:10:35.056 --> 00:10:40.636 any new movie i've seen this century have you ever seen it it's real it's real 00:10:40.636 --> 00:10:45.136 buildings blowing up it's real planes explode it's it's bonkers. 00:10:47.824 --> 00:10:51.464 Sounds awesome. I am absolutely primed to see it and I will. 00:10:51.864 --> 00:10:55.264 And now I can just download it for free, legally. Yay. 00:10:56.324 --> 00:11:02.244 Yeah. You know what? This is a good, you know, let's put this in the unmitigated good news category. 00:11:02.444 --> 00:11:05.784 It is unmitigated good news because what is, what is bad about this? 00:11:07.764 --> 00:11:11.804 It speaks to something so obvious that most people overlook it, 00:11:11.904 --> 00:11:15.184 which is that we all understand. Yeah, it's ridiculous to have something from 00:11:15.184 --> 00:11:19.284 a hundred plus years ago under copyright or some sort of intellectual protection. 00:11:19.604 --> 00:11:27.504 We don't want to pay, you know, Ugg Caveman, Cave Manson for the patent on the wheels on our car. 00:11:27.684 --> 00:11:32.604 We don't want to play his brother Thorg for the, you know, campfire that we 00:11:32.604 --> 00:11:37.424 create because so he did that first, you know, back however many generations ago. 00:11:37.604 --> 00:11:41.164 Of course, that's nonsense. We all know that. But no, there's some reasonable 00:11:41.164 --> 00:11:44.744 amount of time in which the The government can tell you what you can do with 00:11:44.744 --> 00:11:46.244 your physical property. 00:11:46.484 --> 00:11:49.924 Like you can't have those kind of combination of bits and bytes on your computer 00:11:49.924 --> 00:11:52.464 because they're owned by someone who's been dead for 20 years. 00:11:52.684 --> 00:11:57.344 It's total nonsense. But we go along with it because, well, the economy would 00:11:57.344 --> 00:11:59.484 collapse if we didn't have these types of protections. 00:11:59.744 --> 00:12:02.684 Bunkin nonsense. And if people want to know about that bunkin nonsense, 00:12:02.704 --> 00:12:05.064 they can go to corbettreport.com slash IP. 00:12:05.364 --> 00:12:08.044 I did a podcast on steal this podcast, please. 00:12:08.504 --> 00:12:13.244 Talking about my aversion to intellectual property. and the fact that it is 00:12:13.244 --> 00:12:17.224 even economically speaking, it's a bad idea, let alone everything else, 00:12:17.364 --> 00:12:19.444 culturally speaking, et cetera. So good. 00:12:19.664 --> 00:12:23.504 Some more stuff is now legally and officially in the public domain, 00:12:23.504 --> 00:12:29.344 and I hope people will play with it and use this cultural heritage of ours while 00:12:29.344 --> 00:12:32.704 we can and in the ways that we can and make use of this, 00:12:32.804 --> 00:12:36.564 because this is humanity's really real legacy on this earth. 00:12:38.002 --> 00:12:44.402 I have noted, joked, quipped, we will spend the first 100 years of the internet 00:12:44.402 --> 00:12:50.422 completely analyzing and deconstructing the previous 100 years of pop culture. 00:12:50.602 --> 00:12:56.782 James, imagine hearing in the news, Beethoven's estate has filed a lawsuit against unlawful Spotify. 00:12:59.382 --> 00:13:04.962 So let's keep the good news train running and do a little bit of update roundup 00:13:04.962 --> 00:13:08.542 of not unmitigated good news. This was new to me. 00:13:08.702 --> 00:13:11.802 I learned it from you guys last night when we were exchanging our show notes. 00:13:12.282 --> 00:13:16.962 Starmer abandons plans for compulsory digital ID. That is a win. 00:13:17.482 --> 00:13:22.882 Sir, Keir Starmer has abandoned plans for mandatory digital ID for workers amid 00:13:22.882 --> 00:13:26.882 concerns that it'll undermine public trust in the scheme. 00:13:27.062 --> 00:13:31.022 That's a very hilarious and telling sentence. We're not going to do this because 00:13:31.022 --> 00:13:33.522 we're worried it might, you know, make you not like this. 00:13:34.322 --> 00:13:37.502 The prime minister had previously announced that the IDs would be compulsory 00:13:37.502 --> 00:13:39.802 to verify someone's right to work in the UK. 00:13:40.282 --> 00:13:47.162 Instead, they'll be optional when they are introduced in 2029 with workers given 00:13:47.162 --> 00:13:52.402 the choice to whether use the documents or to verify their identity digitally 00:13:52.402 --> 00:13:54.602 instead. Use other documents, sorry. 00:13:55.362 --> 00:14:00.762 Paper. A government source said about the compulsory element was stopping conversation 00:14:00.762 --> 00:14:05.462 about what digital IDs could be used for generally. So they're mad that the 00:14:05.462 --> 00:14:09.882 public is now getting ahead of them and realizing how this is going to be used against them. 00:14:10.562 --> 00:14:14.702 The source said stepping back from mandatory use cases will deflate one of the 00:14:14.702 --> 00:14:15.902 main points of contention. 00:14:15.902 --> 00:14:20.802 So they admit we're doing this to take the steam out of your complaints about this. 00:14:20.802 --> 00:14:27.782 We don't want the risk of their cases being some 65 year old my god great grandpa 00:14:27.782 --> 00:14:34.082 65 year old in a rural area being barred from working because he hasn't installed the id. 00:14:35.581 --> 00:14:38.261 It's what you did to everybody with COVID a couple years ago, 00:14:38.321 --> 00:14:39.661 but okay, I'll believe you. 00:14:39.861 --> 00:14:43.941 In September, Starmer said that he would make a new, free-of-charge digital 00:14:43.941 --> 00:14:47.961 ID mandatory for the right to work before the end of this parliament. 00:14:48.121 --> 00:14:51.101 He said, we need to know who is in our country. 00:14:51.301 --> 00:14:54.981 Which is a real change of pace, seeing as how they spent the last 20 years calling 00:14:54.981 --> 00:14:58.401 people racist for worrying about all the people that were coming in. 00:14:59.932 --> 00:15:04.832 And that IDs would prevent migrants who come here slip into the shadow economy 00:15:04.832 --> 00:15:06.732 and remain here illegally. 00:15:07.332 --> 00:15:09.712 Somali daycares could not be reached for comment. 00:15:10.432 --> 00:15:14.092 Anyone starting a new job would have been required to show the digital ID, 00:15:14.272 --> 00:15:17.012 which would then be automatically checked against the central database of those 00:15:17.012 --> 00:15:18.992 entitled to work in the UK. 00:15:19.492 --> 00:15:23.992 While right-to-work checks will still be mandatory in the form of other forms 00:15:23.992 --> 00:15:28.372 of documentation, such as an electronic visa or a passport, will be valid. 00:15:28.372 --> 00:15:34.032 A consultation to start within weeks will explore which verification checks could be used. 00:15:34.152 --> 00:15:36.312 They're still figuring out which things they might do. 00:15:36.892 --> 00:15:40.712 Government said we are committed to mandatory digital right-to-work checks. 00:15:40.872 --> 00:15:44.412 We have always been clear that details on the digital ID scheme will be set 00:15:44.412 --> 00:15:48.152 out following a full public consultation, which will launch shortly. 00:15:48.152 --> 00:15:51.252 Digital id will make everyday life easier 00:15:51.252 --> 00:15:54.132 for people ensuring public services are more 00:15:54.132 --> 00:15:57.312 personal joined up and effective while also 00:15:57.312 --> 00:16:04.752 remaining inclusive you will be absorbed into the inclusive borg and i did see 00:16:04.752 --> 00:16:10.532 our old buddies the freds tweeting earlier today i don't believe you it'll be 00:16:10.532 --> 00:16:15.432 remarketed repackaged renamed and it'll come back as something else but still 00:16:15.432 --> 00:16:17.032 take take Take this victory, 00:16:17.312 --> 00:16:20.292 hold this victory, and sort of, as they say, keep that energy, 00:16:20.492 --> 00:16:22.492 because you know they're going to come back for it again. 00:16:22.652 --> 00:16:26.872 And maybe think about, in the meantime, hooking up with your English farmers 00:16:26.872 --> 00:16:31.412 who are not spraying manure all over the place like French farmers might, 00:16:31.432 --> 00:16:33.732 but it sounds like they're getting close. 00:16:34.132 --> 00:16:39.092 In other not-unmitigated good news updates, data center project cancellations 00:16:39.092 --> 00:16:44.252 quadrupled in 2025 as the locals fight back and sure haven't heard anything 00:16:44.252 --> 00:16:46.012 about the ULAS cameras anymore. 00:16:46.012 --> 00:16:49.572 Or, oh, that's right, because everybody destroyed them and they stopped doing it. 00:16:50.318 --> 00:16:57.498 Trump may save AM radio. James, you know, I love every single word in that headline. 00:16:57.858 --> 00:17:03.338 Meanwhile, the U.S. childhood vaccine schedule shrinks and feeding ourselves, 00:17:03.698 --> 00:17:07.378 breaking new ground for the local food movement in Ireland. 00:17:07.658 --> 00:17:11.318 James, there are people all around the world making their moves, 00:17:11.498 --> 00:17:15.178 making changes, making things happen for themselves, and hopefully in some small 00:17:15.178 --> 00:17:17.458 way, it's seeds, literal. 00:17:18.225 --> 00:17:24.105 And figurative that we have hopefully planted in our near 17 years of doing New World next week. 00:17:24.225 --> 00:17:30.425 James, I already Captain Buzzkill on the UK ID scheme. What about the other ones? 00:17:31.385 --> 00:17:34.045 I'm going to pile on the Captain Buzzkill on the digital ID, 00:17:34.125 --> 00:17:35.225 actually, because, yeah. 00:17:35.585 --> 00:17:39.545 In fact, I will give the credit to Kit Knightley at Off Guardian. 00:17:39.565 --> 00:17:43.745 I know he's written quite a bit about the digital ID plans of Starmer and the 00:17:43.745 --> 00:17:47.985 fact that this was the kind of trial balloon that they put out in front of the 00:17:47.985 --> 00:17:52.585 public to be shot down and that the real, you know, the real teeth are coming later. 00:17:52.785 --> 00:17:57.105 And that could happen in a number of different ways. One that I'll just point to is. 00:17:58.165 --> 00:18:01.925 As Hakeem Anwar was talking about in my conversation on the only real solution 00:18:01.925 --> 00:18:06.325 to digital ID, he was talking about the concept of the digital public infrastructure, 00:18:06.325 --> 00:18:11.785 which is much larger than a singular ID app thing that you download and must use. 00:18:11.925 --> 00:18:18.065 It's the entire infrastructure of the digital ID and all of the ecosystem of 00:18:18.065 --> 00:18:21.425 this that's already created and is already functioning and we're already using 00:18:21.425 --> 00:18:22.945 various pieces of it already. 00:18:23.285 --> 00:18:28.585 It's just missing that one single key. And maybe it doesn't even need that singular key. 00:18:28.725 --> 00:18:32.005 Maybe it's already embedded in the fabric of our reality. 00:18:32.205 --> 00:18:35.745 So yes, I am not going to say this is a bad thing. It is a good thing. 00:18:35.745 --> 00:18:39.665 And it represents the fact that the people are at least aware enough, 00:18:39.865 --> 00:18:44.625 at least have enough of a spidey sense and survival instinct to realize that 00:18:44.625 --> 00:18:47.725 this digital ID is not a good thing and we do not want it. 00:18:47.985 --> 00:18:52.425 But yes, we have to think more deeply about what that is and how we don't let 00:18:52.425 --> 00:18:55.945 that happen because they are going to, of course, cry efficiency. 00:18:55.945 --> 00:18:59.305 It'll be so efficient and wonderful and the government will be able to help 00:18:59.305 --> 00:19:02.765 you in so many different ways if you just give into this digital ID. 00:19:03.005 --> 00:19:08.205 We do not want the government to be efficient. We do not want all of their records to join up nicely. 00:19:08.385 --> 00:19:11.945 We do not want them to know every aspect of everything we're doing at all times 00:19:11.945 --> 00:19:15.745 because that power should not be in the hands of anyone ever. 00:19:16.425 --> 00:19:20.305 And unless people understand that that is the basis for our opposition to digital 00:19:20.305 --> 00:19:22.105 idea, I'm not sure we're really progressing. 00:19:22.285 --> 00:19:25.005 Anyway, I won't rain on the parade too much. 00:19:25.205 --> 00:19:28.965 It is. Yes. Let's all take a moment to pat ourselves on the back. 00:19:29.025 --> 00:19:31.765 But let's not stop. We have to keep pressing on this issue. 00:19:33.185 --> 00:19:38.105 I've just heard from Disney that Spidey Sense is a copywritten phrase, 00:19:38.225 --> 00:19:39.125 James. So you're going to. 00:19:41.885 --> 00:19:47.845 Can you? I mean, we're going to hear this. It's a my 6G injection doesn't work 00:19:47.845 --> 00:19:49.125 unless you get yours, too. 00:19:49.565 --> 00:19:55.865 Who knows how long we might be away from the next giant COVID like scam. 00:19:56.425 --> 00:20:02.325 And that reminds me, James, I'm always playing classic monarchy on my radio broadcast. 00:20:02.465 --> 00:20:06.145 So it's now that I've been doing it for over 20 years, I can say, 00:20:06.245 --> 00:20:09.385 here's my episode from this day in 2007. 00:20:10.105 --> 00:20:14.085 And we were playing New World Next Week. I don't even know what number it is. 00:20:14.085 --> 00:20:18.505 I wasn't we weren't numbering them yet, I guess, James, it must have been that small of a number. 00:20:19.225 --> 00:20:24.225 But this day, 16 years ago, on New World Next Week for January 14th, 00:20:24.805 --> 00:20:27.685 UNICEF child death campaign in Africa failed. 00:20:27.825 --> 00:20:30.905 And it links to BBC article that says. 00:20:31.873 --> 00:20:35.573 This vaccine trial didn't work, and it actually made people more susceptible 00:20:35.573 --> 00:20:37.433 to the thing we were trying to stop. 00:20:37.673 --> 00:20:42.093 The second story is about swine flu. They organized the panic. 00:20:42.673 --> 00:20:46.813 They've even forgotten, and they're not even talking about the 1970s swine flu 00:20:46.813 --> 00:20:50.133 scam. They're talking about the much more recent Obama-era scam. 00:20:50.333 --> 00:20:54.833 And speaking of, Obama expands federal power over states with what? 00:20:55.633 --> 00:20:58.653 Trump's executive orders. They're all doing it. 00:20:58.753 --> 00:21:02.733 They all do the same thing. The names have slightly changed, 00:21:02.913 --> 00:21:04.733 but it is the same story, James. 00:21:04.913 --> 00:21:08.993 I was joking in my chat. I was like, damn, I could just play this today and 00:21:08.993 --> 00:21:11.433 say, hey, here's my new episode for 2026. 00:21:11.733 --> 00:21:15.793 You know, it's all talking about eugenics and lies and how regardless of which 00:21:15.793 --> 00:21:19.533 Coke or Pepsi president here in the United States, they'll pretty much stick 00:21:19.533 --> 00:21:22.313 to the agenda. James, kind of mind blowing. 00:21:22.573 --> 00:21:27.793 I will include the links to that classic 16 year old episode of New World Next Week again. 00:21:28.773 --> 00:21:34.193 We look all we look all young and positive and you're in the old school department 00:21:34.193 --> 00:21:39.713 you got the big curtain behind you and we also on them i've noticed have to 00:21:39.713 --> 00:21:44.673 say okay we should probably wrap this up real quick because they would only let us upload 15 minutes. 00:21:45.961 --> 00:21:51.121 James, here we are still at this point now, 17 years later, and although the 00:21:51.121 --> 00:21:55.401 website newworldnextweek.com has changed its form and function, 00:21:55.641 --> 00:21:59.501 it is still there to support Corbett Report and Media Monarchy's work because 00:21:59.501 --> 00:22:02.101 you have never heard any advertisements from us. 00:22:02.221 --> 00:22:05.961 You've just heard the exclusive audio of these New World Next Week episodes 00:22:05.961 --> 00:22:07.001 before they're published anywhere. 00:22:07.241 --> 00:22:12.181 I play those on my radio stream, which you can find for free still at media 00:22:12.181 --> 00:22:16.121 monarchy.com slash listen, James. That is about 10 a.m. 00:22:17.001 --> 00:22:20.241 New Mexico time each morning. And of course, all that'll be linked up, man. 00:22:21.561 --> 00:22:23.801 Awesome. Well, I don't know what it's like in New Mexico right now, 00:22:23.921 --> 00:22:27.681 but it's getting chilly in Japan. So I'm going to put on my Corbett report toque 00:22:27.681 --> 00:22:30.001 that you can get at newworldnextweek.com. 00:22:30.161 --> 00:22:32.601 And if you are a cool kid, then you will get one. 00:22:33.141 --> 00:22:36.181 And we'll leave it there for this week. James, thanks again for the stories 00:22:36.181 --> 00:22:41.241 and looking forward to doing it again next week thanks so much buddy take care man take care.