David Rutherford Show: Iran War Escalation, AI “Sentience,” the Dutch Vaccine Trial & the Fight Over Voter ID
3/13/202633 mincomplete
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0:02Guaranteed human. Today on the David Rutherford Show, an Iran update, AI becomes sentient, the
0:09COVID civil trial taking place over in Holland, the SAVE Act, a UFO general still
0:16missing, and Penn State's dominance once again in Big Ten wrestling.
0:21Booyah. All right, welcome back everybody to the David Rutherford Show.
0:35It's been a pretty big week so far.
0:38I hope you've all enjoyed what we've been doing.
0:41I really enjoyed the interview with Greg Dozel, who's running for lieutenant governor in the
0:46election fraud that he's exposing in Georgia, which I believe is a key component of
0:51the midterms and then the greater 2028 presidential election.
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2:21code. All right, the Iran update.
2:24So Iran obviously is still going on.
2:28One of the key things that is beginning to emerge in terms of a leadership
2:32perspective is that we're finding out that the Ayatollah Sun was hit in the initial
2:37strike and has suffered from a major leg wound, apparently was in a coma according
2:43to some reports. But the key that I think about this is that if we
2:49hope to have some type of off -ramp, we really need to start drilling in
2:54on who is going to take over in the country of Iran from a religious
2:59perspective because they are dominated by the Ayatollahs and the Shiite Muslim perspective.
3:06And then also to look for potentially somebody else to rise up in the rakes
3:11who might be willing to explore some dialogue with the Gulf states who are actively
3:16seeking some of those back -channel possibilities.
3:19All right, the other aspect is there were new strikes in the Straits of Hormuz
3:23on a couple different tankers.
3:26Jordy, why don't you pull up one of those strikes that came out?
3:31And obviously this is the big play that's going on.
3:36I think if your Iran and your tactical initiatives are to really kind of hurt
3:41America and American sentiment for the war, then what you do is you go after
3:47what? The ability for oil to come out of Iran through the Straits of Hormuz
3:52and all the other Gulf states and really keep that oil trade where it needs
3:56to be. Now, we have seen some interesting aspects in terms of our strategic oil
4:01reserves in the U .S.
4:03to produce 172 million more barrels.
4:06And then the IEA, the International Energy Agency, delivered 400 million new barrels of oil
4:17into the system. And that's probably why we're suing volatility, you know, kind of measure
4:23out a little bit. But as of just right now, when we're delivering there, Jordy,
4:29what's the market saying right now is oil?
4:33Let's see. Spot oil price, $93 .87 a barrel.
4:40All right. Well, and so when you get that flood of reserves, strategic reserves coming
4:45out, that's going to keep that price in a relatively tolerable level for the markets.
4:53But again, how many times can people deliver out of these strategic reserves?
4:57We have seen other countries in the Gulf Coast states say, hey, we're going to
5:01reduce output as long as we're getting striked and as long as those straights of
5:05Hormuz are in a volatile position.
5:08So that's all still going on.
5:10It's yet to be seen on what's taken place.
5:14You know, I thought a really interesting one that popped up, and Jordy, maybe you
5:19could play the quick video of Larry Fink from BlackRock suggesting, but it's going to
5:24be seen on what's Jасть being.
5:24Thanks, Jasteen. Thank you. essentially that he does not believe that the war in Iran
5:29will affect long -term oil prices.
5:32So let's take a listen to Larry saying that.
5:35Basically, the global oil market has taken a spike.
5:38There is a sense from the president that that's going to be short -lived.
5:42How do you look at it from your seat?
5:44Well, it's great to be here.
5:46Obviously, it creates uncertainty, and uncertainty creates fear.
5:50But that being said, the $14 .5 trillion of money we manage, most of it
5:56is very long -dated. I don't pay much attention to the short -term volatility, but
6:03I focus more on these longer -term trends.
6:06Do I believe the war is going to be lasting a long time?
6:09No. Do I believe oil is going to be reverting back to where it was?
6:12Maybe even lower. I mean, if the outcome of the war is a neutralized Iran,
6:18and they are allowed to be selling products into the market again, oil products into
6:25the market again, I mean, there's probably a great probability that oil is going to
6:28be below 50. But once again, that's a short -term move and all that.
6:33But I do believe the markets find a way to balance out.
6:36Well, obviously, he sits at the top of the largest asset management firm in the
6:42world. They also have one of the biggest capital management firms in the world with
6:47majority shareholder stakes and many of the S &P 500 and other major publicly traded
6:54companies out there. So when he talks, people listen.
6:59It's yet to be seen the long -term impacts of what's going on, but we're
7:04certainly going to pay attention.
7:05All right. Now, one of the other side little notes relative to AI's influence in
7:10all this that are going on was we just heard Deputy Defense Secretary Emile Michael
7:17come out, and you can play that here in a second, Jordy.
7:21But he basically said Claude, Anthropics Claude, is essentially sentient.
7:27And he says this by describing, you can listen here, that it's displaying some anxiety.
7:33It's adapting kind of its actions.
7:36And so for this guy to come out and say, hey, the AI we're using
7:41in the defense industry is now sentient.
7:45The other really subtle point that I think we're going to hear a lot about
7:48AI in the coming year, insider threats, model poisoning.
7:53Remember, their model has a soul, has a constitution.
7:58That's not the U .S.
7:59Constitution. The other day, their model was anxious, and they believe it has a 20
8:05% chance right now of being sentient and have its own ability to make decisions.
8:09So does the Department of War want something like that in their supply chain so
8:16that it could hallucinate, it could corrupt models that are used by defense contractors who
8:21are building weapon systems or airplanes and so on?
8:24So the truth of it is we can't have a company that has a different
8:29policy preference that is baked into the model through its constitution, its soul, its policy
8:35preferences, pollute the supply chain so our warfighters are getting ineffective weapons, ineffective body armor,
8:41ineffective protection. And that's really where the supply chain risk designation came from.
8:48I don't know about you, but that's dramatically approaching, you know, that Terminator -level fears
8:56that I think are underneath all of us out there right now.
9:00You feeling a little bit of that on those statements, Jordy?
9:04Yeah, I mean, everyone's talking about, you know, artificial general intelligence, AGI.
9:09When are we going to hit AGI where the robots are officially sentient conscience, have,
9:15you know, their own unique thoughts?
9:18It's yet to be seen.
9:19The guy says that it's showing cognition.
9:21I tend to think that it might be mimicking things that look like cognition, but
9:26I don't know if I'd call it sentience.
9:29But hey, what do I know?
9:30I don't work at Claude.
9:31So could be, could be.
9:33Well, the other one that tied along to this statement that I thought was interesting
9:38was OpenAI Sam Altman was recently heard basically saying that AI is going to be
9:46like a utility in your house.
9:49So, you know, and you're going to be able to purchase into certain levels of
9:55usage, right, to pay for the offset probably on the power plants that they're going
10:00to be forced to pay into the state, local and federal grids out there as
10:07well, too. We have this fundamental belief in abundance of intelligence and that one of
10:12the most important things in the future is that we make intelligence, you know, to
10:17borrow an old phrase from the energy industry that didn't quite work too cheap to
10:21meter. We want to flood the world with intelligence.
10:23We want people to just use it for everything.
10:24We want this to just be something that the future generation doesn't think about.
10:28They expect everywhere. And everybody has access to like geniuses, as many as they need
10:35in any area that they need.
10:36So what I find fascinating is, is like, I just think of myself, like, what
10:41am I going to need some like nest implant in my brain that measures how
10:46much AI I'm using? Or is it going to be, is there going to be
10:49like a meter that sticks on the back of my phone?
10:52and says, you have used 420 BTU credits from your AI exposure, right?
11:00And then which AI firms, is it going to be capitalistically competitive as, you know,
11:05will they'll have like a buy one, get two free from Grok or from Gemini,
11:10right? Where you're, and then it's all tokenized to drive all the usage that you're
11:16going to have to incorporate into your daily routines with this AI usage.
11:21God forbid, once we have the robots in our house every day, right?
11:27Optimists. Right. Your optimist meter reader, you know, and then the green crazies, the climate
11:35change nut jobs are going to be in.
11:38And then they're going to say, you've maximized your AI energy output system shutting down
11:45and your robot in the middle of doing your laundry or doing your mowing your
11:50lawn just shuts down because you're out of AI credit.
11:53I don't even know how to wrap my mind all around all this, but it
11:57certainly is unsettling to stay the least.
12:00Jordy, what do you think?
12:01Well, the thing is that the AI robots are going to be trying to reduce
12:05carbon, the carbon footprint. And then they're going to go, wait a minute, do their
12:09analyzing. David Rutherford's made of carbon.
12:12We need to reduce him.
12:13And then that's when the Terminator future comes and it's all over.
12:17But, uh, I actually, I actually think AI might be a public utility at some
12:21point. There's no doubt. I mean, you're going to have to federalize it in particular
12:26if it becomes sentient because the dangers of, uh, AI running amok in financial industries
12:33and all these, uh, vulnerable places that if AI gets in there and starts taking
12:41over, then, then we got some real problems.
12:43All right. Um, the next one, and this was a one that popped up a
12:46few days ago for me.
12:48Um, and if you're not familiar, there is a Dutch court case, um, that was
12:53originally filed in 2023 by seven Dutch citizens who allege that they suffered serious injuries
13:01or death. One plane of has since passed away from COVID -19 vaccines.
13:06And the defendants include Microsoft co -founder, Bill Gates, Pfizer CEO, Albert Borla, um, and
13:14former Dutch prime minister, Mark Root, who's now the secretary general of, of NATO and
13:20some other Dutch officials. And what this case is saying is that these people knowingly
13:26exposed the population to this bioweapon.
13:30And as a result, uh, there's been major, major, uh, in, uh, in, in infliction
13:36of, of major, uh, physiological health problems onto these seven people, including one dying.
13:42Um, now this has been trudging through the courts.
13:44And what I found fascinating, the one that really hit me, um, was that basically
13:49there's the most recent hearing and an Amsterdam court of appeals, uh, basically was going
13:55to make the determination on whether or not they were going to allow pre -trial
14:00depositions to take place, which also includes, uh, the infusion of, of, um, facts or
14:08components of the case that they believe relative to really pushing this thing and what
14:14they can introduce into the main court case.
14:17Right. And so they want to have a preliminary hearing that allows, uh, um, evidence
14:23to be entered prior to the main case.
14:27Cause one of the things that typically happens in, in big cases like this is
14:30that the, somehow the court magically decides that, oh, we're not going to allow that
14:35evidence in and that in evidence in, and they basically make it impossible for all
14:41the real evidence that could, uh, uh, uh, compelled, uh, the court that can induce
14:47some major civil consequences as a result of this case.
14:51So, you know, for all those people who are saying, you know, these people have
14:55gotten away with the greatest travesty in the history.
14:58This case is positive because, you know, um, I think if we can get one
15:02victory out there, then that could, that could generate a whole sequence of other countries
15:08around or people in other countries following, uh, these civil cases to where we maybe
15:13eventually we can get to a criminal case.
15:15All right. Um, next, the other huge thing going on right now is the save
15:22act. Um, and that's the big one.
15:24That's, uh, really Republicans are, are, are, are pressing.
15:28If you're not familiar, it's the safeguard American voter eligibility act often referred to as
15:34the save act. Um, and it's, uh, this is, uh, was put forth to 2020,
15:402025, 26 iterations of Congress.
15:43Um, and it's HR 22 and HR 7296, um, aimed at amending, uh, the national
15:51voters voter registration act of 1993, uh, 93 to unpick stricter, uh, requirements for voter
15:58registration. Now what that includes is proof of citizenship, right?
16:04Individuals must provide documentary evidence of U S citizenship, such as a U S passport,
16:10birth certificate accompanied by photo ID, naturalization certificate, or a certain military tribal IDs when
16:17registering, when registering or update.
16:20voter registration. So it's not like when you show up, you got to bring your
16:24birth certificate or you got to bring your social security card, which by the way,
16:29every single person in the United States who is a U .S.
16:33citizen has a social security card, right?
16:36So it's not like this isn't something that exists.
16:40The second part is voter ID for voting and voters must present a valid government
16:46issued photo ID when casting ballots, making it one of the strictest national voter IDs.
16:53Now, again, the argument against this is many times just racist in nature that minorities
17:00or whomever can't figure out how to get an ID, which is just quantifiably proven
17:08to be an absolute ridiculous article argument for this.
17:13All right. Voter role maintenance and purges and that states must remove non -citizen from
17:18voter rolls and run databases through the Department of Homeland Security's systemic alien verification for
17:25entitlement system, the safe system to verify citizenship.
17:29It also mandates error prone purges of voter lists and imposes criminal penalties.
17:35This is the key to this one.
17:37It imposes criminal penalties on election officials for registering non -citizen.
17:43That's the key. There's got to be a criminal penalty for this thing to really
17:48have any teeth in it.
17:50All right. And then immediate implementation and enforcement.
17:53The bill takes effect immediately upon enactment with no phase in period or dedicated funded
17:58for states. And this is critical because why?
18:01We're in a midterm election where the possible control of the House and the Senate
18:06is up for grabs. And then there's the last one, the alternative processes.
18:10State must establish alternative for those without immediate access to documents.
18:15But critics note this should still include, exclude millions of estimated of 21 to 146
18:23million people don't have access to a birth certificate or a social security card or,
18:42I mean, I get the, the, the passport maybe because there's fees involved with that.
18:48But the other ones, all you got to do is email the, the, the, the
18:53social security administration and request a new social security card.
18:58And that it's like three, four weeks.
19:00My daughter was born last year and, uh, it wasn't that hard to get a
19:05social security card. I mean, I just, I just adopted, you know, uh, John has
19:09two kids and as mine.
19:11And I think we got the cards within like three weeks of, of the finalization
19:16of the judgment. It's, it's absurd.
19:17It's all bull. All right.
19:19Now the problem obviously are the Democrats and guess what?
19:23More importantly, certain house Republicans have basically come up and, and I'm not doing this
19:30most notably Lisa Mikowski from Alaska saying this is going to disenfranchise a vast majority
19:37of Alaskan voters. And I asked, yeah, I mean, she said it just the other
19:42day. Someone caught her, some, uh, reporter from Lindell TV caught her in the hallway
19:46and she said vast. Yeah.
19:48When I have faith in your fellow Alaskan citizens, you know what I mean?
19:51Yeah, exactly. Uh, I think there's other, uh, uh, uh, people that are holding out
19:56John Korn's holding out, uh, because I think, uh, the underlying politics there is that
20:01he wants a Trump endorsement against Ken, Ken Paxton, who's surgeon in the polls.
20:06I think they're in a runoff or something like that based on the, the primary
20:11that just took place. Um, you know, and, and, you know, so it's a big
20:16deal. Now the house did pass this, um, re a rebranded version of it.
20:21And now it just received by the Senate, uh, and it faces a 60 vote
20:25filibuster threshold, which would, uh, Republicans lack, um, uh, the, the, the, the numbers, right.
20:34And this is why John Thune is out on the house floor or the Senate
20:38for advocating. So Jordy, would you play a little bit of, of John Thune's comments
20:42here? So Mr. President, what is the save America act?
20:46It is a package of common sense policies, the kind of common sense policies that
20:52should get an automatic yes vote from literally every member of this body at the
20:58core of the save America act is the requirement that individuals provide proof of citizenship
21:02to register to vote and then show an ID when they go to the polls.
21:07In other words, it would require Americans to demonstrate that they're eligible to vote and
21:12that they are who they say they are when they go to do so.
21:17Not to keep using the word common sense, but it's pretty common sense, right?
21:24We require a photo ID for a whole lot of things in this country for
21:30obvious reasons. Getting on a plane, show your official government issued photo ID, go to
21:38the doctor, same thing, provide your government issued photo ID plus your insurance card, get
21:45hired for a new job.
21:48Provide your government -issued photo ID when you start.
21:52Ms. President, public libraries ask for a photo ID.
21:56In New York City, you have to provide some type of photo ID to get
21:59a library card. Baltimore, Maryland, same thing.
22:05Washington, D .C., again, photo ID.
22:10Ms. President, I'll stop with the list of libraries, but I think we can all
22:14agree that if you have to show photo ID and prove where you live to
22:19get a library card, it's not too much to ask voters to show ID to
22:23vote in federal elections. It takes about 10 seconds and protects the security of our
22:30elections. All right, so obviously he realized this is a big deal.
22:38Again, there are people in there.
22:40One of the people we thought from the Democratic side we might get was Fetterman,
22:44who said he is not going to vote for the SAVE Act just came out
22:47today. You know, so, you know, most Republicans are calling this common sense.
22:55It's no joke. And after what we've learned, I mean, and what you've heard on
22:58this show, we've been covering massive amounts of voter fraud in all these different states.
23:04You know, this is common sense and will help secure elections and certainly reduce cheating,
23:10which is if you don't have a voter ID, there's only reason that, to continue
23:14the mass voter, voter in, mail -in voter scam that's out here with all these
23:20NGOs. And then, you know, being able to prove you're a U .S.
23:24citizen is massive in terms of voter registration.
23:27And how do you do that?
23:28We've already known that during the Biden administration, what social people that receive social security
23:34cards that were non -citizen went from low 200 ,000s to 2 million in the
23:39final year. So that's roughly 3 million people who have social security cards that are
23:46non -U .S. citizens, right?
23:48And so, you know, how do we confirm who's voting in our elections?
23:52And that's what I believe the Democrats want to protect.
23:56And that's where they're - Well, that's the point.
23:57Did you see, sorry, I didn't hear it, but did you see Chuck Schumer basically
24:00say this out loud, where he said, you're going to, well, he said you're going
24:03to remove billions from the voter rolls.
24:06Yeah. Like, here's the clip of it really quick.
24:09Yeah, absolutely, awesome. Yeah, please.
24:12It's just amazing when they actually just say it.
24:15It's about voter registration. It makes it, it allows ICE to kick tens of billions
24:23of people off the rolls, off the rolls.
24:27And they don't tell them until election day.
24:29And you show up and you say, you're not registered anymore.
24:32You're not registered here. You're not on the rolls.
24:36And they say, I didn't know that.
24:37This is a bill that destroys the country.
24:40And it is not about showing ID when you show up to vote.
24:44It's about the voter registration rolls, destroying them, purging them, not letting people know, and
24:50taking the rights in a algorithm put together by ICE, put together by Doge and
24:57Musk. It's an outrage. And that's why so many people don't want to pass.
25:02Yeah. I mean, that's pretty staggering to me.
25:05You know, I don't understand how ICE kicks people off voter rolls.
25:11Billions of people, too. He said billions.
25:13Yeah. Of course, he's been misspeaking a lot lately.
25:16He's getting old for sure.
25:18But the reality of it, you know, they're also calling it Jim Crow 2 .0.
25:23Oh, classic. You know, a poison pill that silences voices, really, and revives discriminatory practices
25:32in the ACLU and the League of Women Voters.
25:35There was one argument that they were presenting that women who change their names after
25:39divorce will be impacted on this.
25:42And again, it's just ridiculous.
25:44Yeah, my wife had a terrible time trying to get a driver's license after we
25:48got married. Yeah. Yeah, yeah.
25:49It was a grueling, grueling process.
25:52Again, it's just more of the same old shenanigans.
25:55And I think anybody who's got any common sense realizes that if you impact the
26:01Democratic Party, which is a loose, and I use that term generously, you know, grouping
26:09of these coalition of radicalized groups, you know, if you impact illegal aliens and you
26:18impact that significantly and you tighten up on that, there's a high probability that they're
26:25not going to be able to win elections anymore.
26:28So thus the open borders for the last four years.
26:32So yeah, anyways, we'll keep an idea, a review on that.
26:36All right. That's the SAVE Act.
26:38And then one of the interesting ones that hit me, and we're going to get
26:44a little conspiratorial here. So stand by, Jordan.
26:47Let's go. Finally. So this, we're in the 13th day of this guy being missing.
26:56And his name is William Neal McCaslin, and he's a former general from the United
27:05States Air Force and UFO expert, right?
27:10That's the kicker to this thing.
27:11He has been missing for 13 days, just up and disappeared.
27:15He's a fan of the United States Air Force.
27:15He's a fan of the United States Air Force.
27:15He's a fan of the United States Air Force.
27:15He's a fan of the United States Air Force.
27:15Thank you. Right. And for me, that's a little odd.
27:20I'm, you know, obviously we've had all the unique, bizarre people talking to aliens when
27:27the Iran war kicked off as some distracting whatever.
27:30And then right around the same time, this UFO general is, you know, brilliant, you
27:37know, this guy and to make general means you're not a quack, supposedly or allegedly.
27:43But but this guy just up and disappears and burnt out of what is it?
27:50Bernalio County. And what the investigators said is they've contacted more than 600 homeowners in
27:58the neighborhood near his home to request their security cam footage to see where he
28:05left, when he left, whether he's in a vehicle, direction to travel, all those things
28:09that are relevant in this investigation.
28:11But I just found it fascinating in the moment where it seems to be we're
28:15on the precipice of some cataclysmic UFO disclosure, like a top general in the program
28:26goes missing for 13 days.
28:28So, again, we'll pay we'll pay close attention to that.
28:33All right. And then the last story, which is a story I just want to
28:36finish on a on a great note, man, is, you know, to praise my alma
28:42mater, which is Penn State.
28:45You know, you know, I believe that their wrestling program is the single greatest sports
28:51program in the history of all sports.
28:53They just won their I think it was their two, three.
29:03Yeah. Fourth consecutive Big Ten wrestling championship.
29:08But they dating back, they won 2011, 12, 13, 14, 16, 19, 23, 24, 25
29:16and 26. One of the most elite teams in history.
29:22And these are the guys at 125, Luke Liddell, 149, Shane Van Ness, 157, PJ
29:30Duke, 165, Michael Messenbrink, 74, Levi Hayes, 184, Rocco Welsh and 197, Josh Barr.
29:41So they are basically dominating the sport in a way no other sport has been
29:46dominated. You could argue back in the late 60s and 70s, John Wooden's UCLA basketball
29:51team with with Kareem Abdul -Jabbar and some other greats out of there.
29:57But this other, you know, they've won 13 NCAA team championships with 12 of those
30:06coming under Kale Sorenson or Sanderson.
30:10And Kale is considered to be the greatest, obviously greatest wrestling coach, one of the
30:14greatest wrestlers himself, never losing while he competed and then becoming the greatest wrestling coach
30:20we've ever seen. And so, you know, as we are consumed with all the madness
30:26of all these other things, I always go back to the beauty of sport being
30:33the thing that can lift us up.
30:35It can pull us away from AI taking over the world, a collapse in economy,
30:43COVID, the next pandemic or whatever it might be.
30:47And we can really just look at these young people and these beautiful programs performing
30:53at the highest level in histories and really just be proud of what sport is
31:00and the immense work and effort that goes in for these young athletes, as well
31:04as just the wonderful sense of pride instilled with us.
31:10And as we get ready to go into March Madness, all these great basketball teams
31:15we'll see emerge and maybe we'll see some Cinderella story pop out.
31:20But I just wanted to, again, give props to Penn State Wrestling and what you're
31:24doing as a really inspirational thing for the country and for people who love sports.
31:29So, yeah. All right, Jordy, my man, what do you think next week's going to
31:35look like? Well, who knows?
31:38We have alien abductions. We have Iran war.
31:41We have oil prices up 9 % today.
31:45And so who knows, man?
31:46It's going to be crazy, but we'll be here to cover it.
31:48That's right. That's right. We will.
31:50And so we just want to thank you all again.
31:52How you really help us out is, you know, link up with our sponsors that
31:57are out there. Also, you know, if you can save, like, and share.
32:03But another big one for us is leaving commentary on the show on audio or
32:08subscribing on YouTube. That's massive.
32:10Watching us on X, really, or watching the amazing clips and shorts that Jordy's producing.
32:18And share those with your friends because that allows us to penetrate into the algorithm
32:22to get seen by more people and really promote and project the show.
32:26So we're just incredibly grateful for all of your support and support of iHeart and
32:32Buck and Clay. And just we hope you have a beautiful weekend.
32:38And we'll see you next week.
32:39God bless you and God bless your families.
32:41Hoo -yah. Hoo -yah. We'll be right back.