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The Massie Revolution — A Grassroots Documentary

May 5, 2026 · 53:42 documentaryron-paul2026-primarytrumpkentuckyliberty-movementconstitution

A 54-minute grassroots documentary on Thomas Massie by people who love him — framed around the parallel to the Ron Paul Revolution. Opens with Trump's primary attacks on Massie, then walks through how Massie ended up in Congress, his alliance with Ron Paul, the moments he stood alone on the House floor, the 2026 primary moneybomb echoing Ron Paul's 2007 run, and why his election may decide whether the constitutional-republic wing of the GOP has a future.

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Chapters

  1. 0:00 Cold open: Trump's attacks
  2. 3:44 The narrator's Ron Paul memory
  3. 4:30 Massie arrives in Congress (2013)
  4. 6:55 Trump goes after Massie
  5. 15:50 Foreign policy and the war machine
  6. 19:05 The Ron Paul connection
  7. 21:35 Trump Derangement Syndrome
  8. 31:00 Standing alone on the House floor
  9. 38:00 The 2026 primary moneybomb
  10. 44:00 Ron Paul was right
  11. 49:20 This election decides the future
  12. 52:00 Closing: the Flux Capacitor bit

Clips from this video

1:19 Trump on Massie: 'worst Republican in the long and fabled history of Congress' 1:00 'Our republic doesn't die by unanimous consent in an empty chamber.' 1:09 'Massie only breaks with Trump when Trump breaks with his own voters.' 0:56 The Ron Paul tradition: tell the truth even if it costs you.

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  1. The Ron Paul revolution was amazing.
  2. Or so I've heard.
  3. I missed it almost entirely.
  4. I had this Ron Paul sticker on my laptop for years,
  5. and to this day I don't remember where I got it,
  6. but as a Midwestern pastor's son,
  7. I knew that we vote for Republicans because they don't like abortion.
  8. There was something even more about this Ron Paul fella that caught my attention.
  9. Something logical.
  10. And then I went off and did dumb teenager stuff and forgot about all of it.
  11. I know a whole lot more about Dr. Paul now,
  12. and if there was any chance there being a second wave or a similar movement,
  13. there wasn't a chance in hell I was going to miss out on being a part of it.
  14. And people say that Thomas Massey is the new Ron Paul.
  15. But I voted for Donald Trump in 2024 because, believe it or not,
  16. he was saying a whole lot of things that Ron Paul said back in the day.
  17. So let's start there.
  18. What does our great president, Donald J. Trump, have to say about this guy,
  19. Thomas Massey?
  20. Thomas Massey will go down as the worst Republican congressman
  21. in the long and fabled history of the United States Congress.
  22. Even worse than crazy Liz Cheney,
  23. but Massey will hopefully lose big,
  24. I love Kentucky!
  25. Thomas Massey is a complete and total disaster as a congressman and a human being.
  26. He is disloyal to the Republican Party,
  27. the people of Kentucky,
  28. and most importantly,
  29. he is disloyal to the United States of America.
  30. He is a misfit who should be voted out of office ASAP.
  31. Thomas Massey is a grandstander,
  32. and the great people of Kentucky are going to be watching a very interesting primary in the not-too-distant future.
  33. He should be primary,
  34. and I will lead the charge against him.
  35. He's just another grandstander.
  36. New poll!
  37. Anybody I endorse beats Thomas Massey of Kentucky by 25 points.
  38. Get ready!
  39. Massey is a very bad guy!
  40. The people of Kentucky won't stand for it!
  41. Just watch!
  42. Do I have any takers?
  43. I said,
  44. Do I have any takers?
  45. MAGGER should drop this pathetic loser!
  46. Tom Massey,
  47. like the plague!
  48. MAGGER is not about lazy,
  49. grandstanding,
  50. non-productive politicians,
  51. of which Thomas Massey is definitely one.
  52. Thomas Massey of Kentucky is not MAGGER,
  53. even though he likes to say he is actually MAGGER.
  54. Doesn't want him,
  55. doesn't know him,
  56. and doesn't respect him.
  57. He's a negative force.
  58. He's a simple-minded,
  59. grandstander.
  60. Third-rate congressman Thomas Massey,
  61. a weak and pathetic rhino,
  62. must be thrown out of office ASAP.
  63. We, the great people of Kentucky are wise to him,
  64. lightweight congressman Massey,
  65. a true hater of Israel,
  66. and a totally ineffective loser
  67. who has failed us so badly.
  68. Captain Ed Galling is a winner
  69. who will not let Kentucky down,
  70. because you can't compromise on sanity and common sense.
  71. No,
  72. you can't compromise on sanity and common sense.
  73. You might think that you're real smart,
  74. but the truth will always win,
  75. because you can't compromise on sanity and common sense.
  76. Hoo!
  77. Boy, that, uh,
  78. that sure does sound serious.
  79. Perhaps I should do a little bit more research on this guy.
  80. The geeks are three self-professed total nerds
  81. who normally prefer the slide rule to the sledgehammer,
  82. but are more than willing to get dirty.
  83. We're the geeks!
  84. Hi, my name's Thomas,
  85. and I'm the team captain.
  86. We all went to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
  87. We have five MIT degrees among us.
  88. I have all the theoretical experience.
  89. I'm not sure what good that's going to do us in a junkyard.
  90. Thomas has all the practical experience.
  91. He's the master of KISS,
  92. keep it simple, stupid.
  93. When I first met him in April of 2013,
  94. he had just gotten into the House.
  95. He was elected.
  96. People said he was going to be like another Ron Paul,
  97. but they say that about a lot of people,
  98. and it's usually wrong.
  99. But we were holding the opening of the Ron Paul Institute that April.
  100. He wasn't invited because we didn't know him that well.
  101. Well, we had a panel with Dr. Paul,
  102. with Walter Jones,
  103. with Jimmy Duncan,
  104. and with Dennis Kucinich,
  105. all former and current representatives at the time,
  106. and in walks Thomas Messy out of the blue.
  107. He wanted to be part of what Ron Paul was doing
  108. in the next chapter of Ron Paul's life.
  109. I met Thomas before he came to Congress
  110. and was sworn in before his class was actually sworn in.
  111. But I was leaving Congress a few weeks later,
  112. so we actually crossed paths.
  113. So we can say we served in Congress together.
  114. I knew he was very dedicated to the cause of liberty.
  115. I was anxious to help him,
  116. and I think he has proved his case
  117. for being a defender of liberty and the Constitution.
  118. If you put it in AI and asked,
  119. what would the Constitution look like
  120. if it's a representative in Congress,
  121. it would be Thomas Massy.
  122. You're not going to earn a lot of good friends on Capitol Hill
  123. following in the footsteps of Ron Paul.
  124. That demonstrated to me from the very beginning
  125. that this is a fearless person.
  126. But what people know about me is,
  127. if you attack me,
  128. I'm probably going to dig in.
  129. You're not going to move me.
  130. I'm not bullied.
  131. He's way better than any of his critics on the Second Amendment.
  132. He's way better on COVID.
  133. He's way better on the vaccine mandates.
  134. And we just go down on and on and on.
  135. I've been following Thomas Massy
  136. since he was first elected back in 2012,
  137. because at that time,
  138. I was afraid that the GOP
  139. would just continue along its
  140. John McCain, Mitt Romney axis of evil,
  141. and that maybe the legacy of Ron Paul
  142. might get smothered.
  143. I wanted to see,
  144. is there anybody who might be holding the torch aloft
  145. that we had all rallied to?
  146. And sure enough,
  147. Thomas Massy came along
  148. and was doing exactly that.
  149. The COVID era is what really
  150. shined a bright light on him
  151. that he started to stand out to me.
  152. If you'll recall,
  153. in 2020,
  154. when he was one of the few people
  155. that voted against the CARES Act
  156. and voted against Donald Trump
  157. handing the country to Anthony Fauci
  158. for the better part of that year,
  159. Trump went after him then.
  160. That's when he first called him a grandstander
  161. and said that he was this,
  162. you know, terrible person
  163. and he needed to get voted out.
  164. And after getting into a bit of a fist fight
  165. with Donald Trump during COVID era,
  166. when he forced them to have a vote
  167. on the largest spending bill in human history
  168. and he was willing to jeopardize
  169. his political career,
  170. it became quite evident to me
  171. that we had kind of an heir apparent
  172. to Dr. Paul.
  173. Thomas Massy did something
  174. that I will always have respect for.
  175. And you guys remember,
  176. when the COVID hysteria hit,
  177. everyone was like,
  178. they lost their wits
  179. and Congress was actually going to green light
  180. two trillion of spending without a vote.
  181. And so he showed up and demanded a vote
  182. and man, the weight of the world
  183. came down on him.
  184. Those in favor say aye.
  185. Aye.
  186. Those opposed say no.
  187. The ayes have it.
  188. Mr. Speaker,
  189. Mr. Speaker,
  190. I came here to make sure
  191. our republic doesn't die
  192. by unanimous consent
  193. in an empty chamber
  194. and I request a recorded vote.
  195. Thomas Massy was the one
  196. who stood up in real time
  197. while the COVID emergency
  198. was going on
  199. and said,
  200. this is insane
  201. to just be giving away
  202. two trillion dollars
  203. in corporate bailouts
  204. with no type of like vote,
  205. no audit of what's going on.
  206. And he was completely demonized
  207. by Donald Trump.
  208. The truth,
  209. if you're willing to report it,
  210. is they don't want a recorded vote.
  211. They don't want to be on record
  212. of making the biggest mistake in history.
  213. It's not true.
  214. He was pushing back
  215. against lockdowns.
  216. He was pushing back
  217. against the vaccines,
  218. against mandates,
  219. against any sort of federal encroachment
  220. into our personal lives.
  221. Donald Trump,
  222. on the other hand,
  223. was going around the country
  224. campaigning as the father
  225. of the vaccines,
  226. as the author
  227. of Operation Warp Speed
  228. and bragging about it
  229. to boos,
  230. to consternation
  231. from his supporters.
  232. I recommend taking the vaccines.
  233. I did it.
  234. It's good.
  235. Take the vaccines.
  236. But you got,
  237. no, that's okay.
  238. That's all right.
  239. Did you get the booster?
  240. Yes.
  241. I got it too.
  242. Okay, so...
  243. Where were you during COVID?
  244. Were you in favor of the lockdowns
  245. and the mandates
  246. and the free money?
  247. Were you silent?
  248. Or were you opposed to these things?
  249. Thomas Massie first came on my radar
  250. when I was representing
  251. the Covington kids.
  252. Those were the Covington Catholic kids
  253. that were attending a pro-life rally
  254. in Washington, D.C.
  255. And they were being libeled
  256. by politicians,
  257. by celebrities,
  258. by major members of the media.
  259. Have you ever seen a more punchable face?
  260. Kathy Griffin was saying,
  261. I need names.
  262. Shame him.
  263. Dox him.
  264. How do these people
  265. not understand the implications of that?
  266. I blame that fucking kid.
  267. What a little...
  268. Smirk face.
  269. Nick Sandman,
  270. the high school student
  271. who was unfairly smeared
  272. by the media
  273. for the crime
  274. of wearing a MAGA hat,
  275. is on his way
  276. to becoming
  277. a very wealthy young man.
  278. I agreed to represent
  279. any of them
  280. that wanted to seek
  281. legal action pro bono,
  282. and the first congressman's office
  283. to reach out to me
  284. was Thomas Massey.
  285. Republican Kentucky
  286. Congressman Thomas Massey
  287. took to Twitter Sunday
  288. to defend the students,
  289. saying, quote,
  290. the narrative did not match
  291. what I know to be
  292. the character
  293. of these students.
  294. You know what?
  295. I represent them
  296. in Washington, D.C.,
  297. and it's my job
  298. to make a strong statement
  299. in support of them.
  300. Nick Sandman
  301. did nothing wrong.
  302. He should be commended,
  303. not condemned.
  304. I think he's been hardened
  305. by experience
  306. and realizing exactly
  307. what he's up against.
  308. And he's not just up against,
  309. quote, unquote,
  310. the Democrats.
  311. Oh, I wish
  312. the only problem
  313. in our country
  314. were the Democrats.
  315. Well, Thomas Massey
  316. is no stranger
  317. to harsh words
  318. from the president.
  319. In fact, Mr. Trump
  320. called Massey a moron
  321. during the national
  322. prayer breakfast.
  323. This guy named
  324. Thomas Massey,
  325. there's something
  326. wrong with him.
  327. He's an automatic no,
  328. no matter what.
  329. No matter what we do,
  330. this moron,
  331. no matter what it is.
  332. We call him
  333. Rand Paul Jr.,
  334. you know,
  335. it's like,
  336. they just vote no.
  337. They love voting no.
  338. They think it's good
  339. politically.
  340. The guy's polling
  341. at about 9%.
  342. And as a sign
  343. of how the congressman
  344. handles comments
  345. like that,
  346. Massey told me today
  347. that he's glad
  348. he's in the president's prayers.
  349. Thomas is just such a nice guy
  350. and just such a good guy.
  351. And it's crazy to me
  352. that he,
  353. of all people in the world,
  354. is public enemy number one.
  355. And for what?
  356. For holding Trump
  357. accountable
  358. to what he promised?
  359. Donald Trump gives all of the same
  360. or very similar rhetoric
  361. to what Thomas Massey gives.
  362. However,
  363. when it comes to
  364. the rubber hitting the road,
  365. every time you expect
  366. Donald Trump
  367. to follow through
  368. on his promises,
  369. Thomas Massey's the guy
  370. who's actually carrying that torch.
  371. But Massey's a complete
  372. and total disaster
  373. as a congressman
  374. and frankly,
  375. as a human being.
  376. The way that Trump
  377. and his people
  378. in his orbit
  379. are attacking
  380. Thomas Massey,
  381. replace it
  382. with Ron Paul.
  383. And that's
  384. what mainstream Republicans
  385. were saying 25 years ago.
  386. Well,
  387. let's face it here.
  388. They're not criticizing Massey
  389. because they don't like
  390. his farm policy,
  391. you know,
  392. or where he stands
  393. on milk subsidies.
  394. I think we know
  395. what the reason is.
  396. The truth is treason
  397. and an empire of lies.
  398. And I think
  399. when people have
  400. the truth told about them,
  401. they get very annoyed.
  402. So he screamed at me
  403. for two or three minutes.
  404. I kept trying to talk
  405. and he just screamed louder.
  406. Then he repeated it all.
  407. Massey,
  408. speaks truths
  409. that are embarrassing
  410. to these people.
  411. The kinds of truths
  412. that Donald Trump
  413. gave voice to in 2016
  414. when he turned to Jeb Bush
  415. and said,
  416. your brother lied us
  417. into a stupid war.
  418. They lied.
  419. They said there were
  420. weapons of mass destruction.
  421. There were none
  422. and they knew
  423. there were none.
  424. We should have never
  425. been in Iraq.
  426. We have destabilized
  427. the Middle East.
  428. And when he said it,
  429. they were nodding
  430. their heads at home.
  431. And that's what
  432. Thomas Massey is saying.
  433. Enough's enough.
  434. There's really no reason
  435. that there should be
  436. this much disharmony
  437. because if you look
  438. at Thomas Massey's
  439. voting record,
  440. it's absolutely
  441. something like
  442. 99% conservative.
  443. When will you change
  444. your party affiliation
  445. to Democrat?
  446. I thought you did.
  447. I vote with Republicans
  448. 91% of the time.
  449. And the 9% I don't,
  450. they're taken up
  451. for pedophiles,
  452. starting another war,
  453. for bankrupting
  454. our country.
  455. I don't know about
  456. that, Congressman.
  457. We'll see.
  458. We gotta get rid
  459. of this loser.
  460. Thomas Massey votes
  461. with President Trump
  462. over 90% of the time.
  463. And the 9% or 10%
  464. of the time he does it,
  465. it's when President Trump
  466. is not keeping his promises
  467. to the American people.
  468. Whether it's supporting
  469. the surveillance state
  470. with the extension
  471. of the FISA laws,
  472. whether it's busting
  473. the budget
  474. in the big, beautiful bill,
  475. when it's pushing us
  476. into forever wars
  477. overseas,
  478. whether it's pushing
  479. financial policies
  480. that inflate the currency
  481. and deflate the value
  482. of our own labor,
  483. whether it's having
  484. full transparency
  485. with the Epstein files
  486. and accountability
  487. for our two-tiered
  488. system of justice.
  489. Thomas Massey only breaks
  490. with Donald Trump
  491. when Donald Trump breaks
  492. with his own voters
  493. and his own promises.
  494. He brings the same energy
  495. that Ron Paul brought
  496. and he's met
  497. with the same treatment.
  498. You know,
  499. you're just helping
  500. the Democrats
  501. and you're helping
  502. the progressives
  503. and you're helping
  504. the terrorists
  505. and the enemy
  506. and all of this stuff.
  507. Very much,
  508. I'm seeing the same thing
  509. now with Thomas Massey.
  510. It is almost exactly,
  511. and it's kind of scary
  512. and sad that just about
  513. 25 years to the day,
  514. you've got the exact
  515. same narrative.
  516. This is deja vu.
  517. He's called me
  518. a grandstander again,
  519. but this time,
  520. he didn't qualify
  521. to his third rate,
  522. so I think I'm moving
  523. up in the world.
  524. That day,
  525. or about a day
  526. before that attack,
  527. I had come out
  528. against getting involved
  529. in a war with Iran.
  530. You said you wouldn't
  531. nation build.
  532. You said that you would
  533. cut taxes and spending.
  534. You said that you would
  535. cut debt.
  536. You're doing all the opposite.
  537. I'm holding you
  538. to actually keep your promises,
  539. and the Republican Party
  540. responds not by saying,
  541. hey, thanks for holding
  542. us to account,
  543. but by accusing them
  544. of every terrible thing.
  545. He's disloyal
  546. to the Republican Party.
  547. He's disloyal
  548. to the people of Kentucky,
  549. and most importantly,
  550. he is disloyal
  551. to the United States
  552. of America,
  553. and he's got to be
  554. voted out of office
  555. as soon as possible.
  556. When it comes to the war
  557. in Ukraine,
  558. when it comes to the war
  559. in Gaza,
  560. when it comes to the war
  561. in Iran,
  562. well,
  563. Donald Trump campaigns
  564. on being the president
  565. of peace while delivering
  566. us war
  567. and not negotiating peace,
  568. and Thomas Mazzey
  569. has rightfully
  570. and righteously
  571. opposed all of those
  572. endeavors,
  573. much to his detriment
  574. and much to the sacrifice
  575. of his political career.
  576. Ron Paul was kind of
  577. a presage,
  578. a preface,
  579. if you will,
  580. to the congressional career
  581. of Thomas Mazzey,
  582. and if we'd heeded
  583. his warnings
  584. on those key issues
  585. of foreign
  586. and domestic policy,
  587. then we wouldn't have
  588. some of the problems
  589. that create the divide
  590. between Thomas Mazzey
  591. and Donald Trump.
  592. It's much more vicious
  593. than it was
  594. when I was there,
  595. and I don't think I was,
  596. I had people attack me,
  597. but not like what Thomas
  598. has to endure.
  599. You know,
  600. a guy like this loser,
  601. Mazzey,
  602. he's a real loser,
  603. and you have other guys
  604. who just automatically vote.
  605. No, Rand Paul,
  606. I always got along well
  607. with Rand Paul,
  608. but he's all always,
  609. you know,
  610. no vote.
  611. Someday you're going
  612. to have to explain it.
  613. Some psychiatrists
  614. ought to go see him.
  615. Even a really great vote,
  616. they just vote no.
  617. I don't know what it is.
  618. I think they think
  619. they get good publicity.
  620. They really don't.
  621. They hurt the country
  622. because if you're voting no,
  623. then you're giving
  624. the Democrats
  625. and socialism
  626. and communism,
  627. frankly,
  628. because you have
  629. communists, frankly.
  630. I mean,
  631. when you look at some
  632. of the plans
  633. being put out
  634. by them,
  635. these are communists,
  636. these are socialists,
  637. these are communists.
  638. Ronald Reagan said,
  639. trust but verify,
  640. and that's where I am.
  641. On some big issues,
  642. yes,
  643. he has disagreed,
  644. but that's okay.
  645. I want there to be
  646. an alternative voice
  647. when we think
  648. the president
  649. has made the wrong decision.
  650. I mean,
  651. we're not voting
  652. for a savior in this country.
  653. We're voting for a human being
  654. who occupies
  655. the office of president
  656. and who is not,
  657. as Catholics say,
  658. endowed with the charism
  659. of infallibility.
  660. He can make mistakes.
  661. We need people
  662. to stand up and say,
  663. no,
  664. we shouldn't do this.
  665. And that infuriates Washington
  666. because deep down,
  667. there's nothing
  668. they would like better
  669. than to have
  670. a Politburo type of situation
  671. where all the comrades
  672. are voting yes
  673. and there's not any dissent.
  674. He's being attacked
  675. for doing the very thing
  676. that every American
  677. should loudly applaud.
  678. What made Dr. Paul refreshing
  679. was that he looked
  680. in the camera
  681. and told you the truth
  682. even if he thought
  683. it was going to hurt him politically.
  684. He was willing to say
  685. to a group of people
  686. who were going to hate him for it,
  687. that I think you're wrong
  688. about this.
  689. There are people
  690. who are simply
  691. going to listen
  692. to whatever the president
  693. tells them to do,
  694. but then there are people
  695. who just adore Thomas Massey.
  696. One of my favorite
  697. members of Congress,
  698. he loves the Constitution,
  699. he loves liberty,
  700. he's honest,
  701. and he's tough,
  702. and he's going to really
  703. go after the intel agencies.
  704. It's Thomas Massey
  705. who's just terrific
  706. from Kentucky.
  707. Anyway, I'm pro-Massey.
  708. I completely understand
  709. the argument
  710. that winning
  711. is more important
  712. than maybe some niceties,
  713. but I like my Constitution,
  714. and I like that there's
  715. one person
  716. who will risk everything
  717. to remind us
  718. what's in it.
  719. He's essentially
  720. Ron Paul,
  721. but from Kentucky.
  722. Same voting record,
  723. same general worldview,
  724. all of it.
  725. Well, this prompted
  726. President Trump
  727. to go after Massey,
  728. correctly noting
  729. that Massey
  730. basically has no interest
  731. in governing
  732. almost ever.
  733. To one of the men
  734. I have the greatest respect
  735. for in the House of Representatives,
  736. when he comes under attack
  737. by Republicans
  738. and Democrats alike,
  739. he is a constitutional conservative.
  740. He's been in the House
  741. for some time.
  742. He's under constant attack,
  743. and that's Thomas Massey.
  744. And by the way, quickly,
  745. when did Tom Massey
  746. become the mouthpiece
  747. for the Republican Party?
  748. He's a non-entity.
  749. He's a radical libertarian.
  750. I keep hearing
  751. Tom Massey says,
  752. Tom Massey says.
  753. I don't give a damn
  754. what Tom Massey has to say.
  755. He seems to take it all
  756. with a smile and a shrug,
  757. even though he's being attacked
  758. very viciously
  759. by very dangerous forces.
  760. He has that happy warrior spirit
  761. that made Ron Paul
  762. so appealing to me
  763. as a young man.
  764. I'm an oddball
  765. in that I actually knew
  766. about Ron Paul
  767. before the revolution,
  768. thanks to my dad.
  769. Rest in peace,
  770. who was a big Ron Paul supporter.
  771. I had first heard
  772. Dr. Paul's name in the 90s.
  773. So by the time
  774. the Ron Paul revolution
  775. came around,
  776. I was obviously thrilled
  777. to see my ideas
  778. starting to gain traction,
  779. starting to see
  780. the youth of this country
  781. take up his ideas
  782. and espouse them
  783. and chant them.
  784. It was like,
  785. I was like I was living
  786. in a fever dream.
  787. When Ron Paul really hit
  788. the national scene
  789. around 2007
  790. with his first Republican
  791. presidential run,
  792. I had already been working
  793. for him for seven years
  794. on Capitol Hill.
  795. To us,
  796. he was a quiet country doctor
  797. with a lot of principle
  798. who wasn't afraid
  799. of all the bullies
  800. on Capitol Hill.
  801. And then all of a sudden,
  802. he absolutely blew up
  803. on the national stage.
  804. Indeed,
  805. on the global stage,
  806. we were just watching
  807. this phenomenon
  808. that had exploded.
  809. So we just had to watch
  810. this guy
  811. suddenly become famous
  812. and suddenly start a revolution
  813. and suddenly start a movement.
  814. I wasn't a big part
  815. of the revolution
  816. or anything.
  817. I was just
  818. just trying to find my tribe
  819. and I found it.
  820. The Ron Paul GOP
  821. presidential campaigns
  822. were some of the
  823. most exhilarating
  824. moments of my life
  825. because to observe
  826. a man who's going to
  827. tell you the truth
  828. come what may
  829. was extremely refreshing.
  830. He was unrehearsed.
  831. He was genuine.
  832. You knew he believed
  833. what he was telling you.
  834. Well, I think the party
  835. has lost its way
  836. because the conservative wing
  837. of the Republican Party
  838. always advocated
  839. a non-interventionist
  840. foreign policy.
  841. All of a sudden,
  842. a guy who disregarded
  843. all the conventional
  844. political advice
  845. went from zero name recognition
  846. to being like a cult hero,
  847. especially among the young.
  848. I was very impressed
  849. in campaigning nationally
  850. with the young people
  851. who were very receptive
  852. to the cause of liberty
  853. and responsibility
  854. was associated with it.
  855. There's a strong tradition
  856. of being anti-war
  857. in the Republican Party.
  858. It is the constitutional position.
  859. It is the advice
  860. of the founders
  861. to follow a non-interventionist
  862. foreign policy.
  863. Thomas Jefferson,
  864. he built his own house.
  865. He's a genius.
  866. He's a farmer.
  867. He's an inventor
  868. and he valued liberty so highly.
  869. There's actually a famous quote
  870. by John Parton
  871. and he wrote
  872. that Jefferson could calculate
  873. an eclipse,
  874. survey an estate,
  875. tie an artery,
  876. plan an edifice,
  877. try a cause,
  878. break a horse,
  879. dance a minuet,
  880. and play a violin.
  881. And just being a jack-of-all-trades,
  882. it just makes me think
  883. of Thomas Massey
  884. on his farm
  885. surrounded by peach trees
  886. playing his banjo
  887. and having 30 patents.
  888. I have 15 varieties of peaches
  889. and they each get ripe
  890. on a different week.
  891. I started to hear
  892. more and more stories
  893. about his background
  894. and where he had come from
  895. and to find out
  896. that he was an MIT grad.
  897. You know,
  898. he's got one thing going.
  899. He went to a good college,
  900. but I know a lot of stupid people
  901. that went to a good college.
  902. But I went to the hardest college
  903. of all to get into.
  904. That means I'm real smart.
  905. My dream is not
  906. to be a politician.
  907. My dream is not
  908. to lord over people
  909. from a central government somewhere.
  910. My dream,
  911. I'm living it here on my farm.
  912. Thomas built his own house.
  913. He's off the grid
  914. and I've never got to visit his home.
  915. But that fascinates me
  916. because I thought
  917. anybody that can build
  918. their own house
  919. has to be a genius.
  920. He lives the way
  921. a lot of people
  922. who pose in the Republican Party
  923. want you to think they live.
  924. But, you know,
  925. he lives in a house
  926. that he himself built
  927. and on a farm
  928. that he manages.
  929. And he powers it
  930. in all kinds of creative
  931. and interesting ways.
  932. I took the wrecked Model S Tesla,
  933. took the battery out of that
  934. and disassembled it
  935. and rewired it.
  936. So my house has been running
  937. off of a Model S Tesla battery
  938. for about eight years.
  939. And chickens.
  940. One of his inventions
  941. protects and moves
  942. the grazing poultry
  943. one inch at a time.
  944. I call it the Clux Capacitor.
  945. Are you looking for a way
  946. to have farm fresh eggs
  947. right out of your backyard
  948. without having to do
  949. any of the work?
  950. I'm here to tell you
  951. about the
  952. co-co-co-co-coinks capacitor.
  953. It's the set it
  954. and forget it
  955. of eating farm fresh
  956. delicious eggs
  957. in the morning.
  958. I know every time
  959. you go into the grocery store
  960. and you're looking
  961. at all those eggs,
  962. you can't believe
  963. just how expensive
  964. they got.
  965. And you don't know
  966. how much more expensive
  967. they're gonna get.
  968. Who knows how long
  969. this Iran war
  970. is gonna go on for?
  971. What's gonna happen
  972. to all the fertilizer?
  973. What's gonna happen
  974. to all the oil?
  975. And so you're sitting there
  976. and you're like,
  977. my God,
  978. I know I like to eat eggs
  979. for breakfast,
  980. but I don't know
  981. how expensive
  982. this is gonna get.
  983. And so you're starting
  984. to think,
  985. I wanna start raising
  986. my own chickens.
  987. But here's what
  988. they don't tell you.
  989. You gotta clean poop
  990. out of that thing.
  991. You like cleaning poop?
  992. You gotta go in there
  993. with a shovel?
  994. You gotta scrape those things?
  995. You like scraping those things?
  996. You buy the clucks
  997. the pastor?
  998. You put the chickens
  999. inside the clucks
  1000. the pastor
  1001. and you never have
  1002. to think about it again.
  1003. You don't have to go
  1004. to the grocery store anymore?
  1005. You don't have to
  1006. set an alarm clock?
  1007. You don't even need
  1008. to yell at your wife?
  1009. You'll be the talk
  1010. of the neighborhood.
  1011. This self-sustaining chicken coop
  1012. runs off of solar panels
  1013. designed by MIT's own
  1014. Thomas Massey.
  1015. This thing keeps moving.
  1016. Only one inch a day.
  1017. You don't have to be
  1018. threatened by it,
  1019. but it keeps moving.
  1020. The chickens,
  1021. they keep eating,
  1022. plucking, plucking, plucking,
  1023. and then they're pooping out.
  1024. And that's actually
  1025. gonna be fertilizer,
  1026. which is gonna make
  1027. the grass even better
  1028. for when they roam
  1029. all the way back.
  1030. You don't even have
  1031. to understand the way
  1032. that this thing works.
  1033. It was designed
  1034. by an MIT genius,
  1035. Thomas Massey.
  1036. 30 patents,
  1037. probably a bunch of degrees.
  1038. He's a nerd guy.
  1039. I don't understand
  1040. any of these things.
  1041. Listen,
  1042. you didn't go to MIT.
  1043. You don't know
  1044. how to make
  1045. a self-sustaining
  1046. chicken coop
  1047. that's powered
  1048. from the sun
  1049. so that if the Iran war
  1050. goes on forever
  1051. and nobody can afford
  1052. oil anymore,
  1053. you can still run
  1054. your chicken coop.
  1055. So if you're like me
  1056. and you like the idea
  1057. of farming
  1058. and you hate the idea
  1059. of actually performing
  1060. any of the amount of work
  1061. that you would normally
  1062. have to do on a farm,
  1063. and that's why I'm here
  1064. to tell you about
  1065. the Klux Capacitor,
  1066. where you won't have
  1067. to do anything
  1068. for the rest of your life.
  1069. Numbers on the bottom
  1070. of your screen.
  1071. It's right there.
  1072. You call in
  1073. and we've got
  1074. farm-fresh people.
  1075. There's nobody quite like
  1076. Republican Congressman
  1077. Thomas Massey.
  1078. His no-nonsense
  1079. libertarian flair
  1080. has made him
  1081. a Kentucky fan favorite
  1082. since 2012,
  1083. where he's racked up
  1084. landslides
  1085. past 80% of the polls.
  1086. I mean, you know,
  1087. you could say I disagree
  1088. with Thomas Massey,
  1089. but if you think
  1090. Thomas Massey is the problem...
  1091. You are the problem.
  1092. I couldn't agree more.
  1093. I couldn't agree more.
  1094. Just because, first of all,
  1095. he's a decent man,
  1096. which always matters to me,
  1097. and I think it should matter
  1098. to all of us.
  1099. You could, you know,
  1100. give Thomas Massey
  1101. a routing number
  1102. and he's not going
  1103. to take a dollar.
  1104. He's just not.
  1105. He's well-known,
  1106. he's well-liked
  1107. by anybody who knows him,
  1108. by his staff,
  1109. by the people
  1110. that have got to work with him
  1111. and be with him
  1112. over the years.
  1113. He is rare in Washington
  1114. because he actually
  1115. stands by his principles,
  1116. but he's even rare
  1117. because he's actually
  1118. a decent human being.
  1119. He's certainly been successful
  1120. here in the district,
  1121. getting re-elected
  1122. for numerous years
  1123. by wide margins.
  1124. He has been a person
  1125. who does what he thinks
  1126. is right,
  1127. regardless of what
  1128. the party says,
  1129. regardless of what
  1130. leadership says.
  1131. He's such a normal guy.
  1132. He's actually a very funny person.
  1133. He's got a great sense of humor
  1134. and I always tend to judge people
  1135. based on whether they have
  1136. a sense of humor or not.
  1137. There's so many people
  1138. who take themselves so seriously.
  1139. I'm coming at you
  1140. like you've never seen.
  1141. Never in your life before
  1142. have you seen the way
  1143. in which I will come at you.
  1144. I'm more popular than you
  1145. in Kentucky
  1146. and you know it.
  1147. I'm back in your primary opponent
  1148. and you're going to lose.
  1149. I didn't know what that meant,
  1150. but before I got back to my seat,
  1151. I found out he said
  1152. I was a third-rate grandstander.
  1153. On Twitter.
  1154. He tweeted about you.
  1155. On Twitter, yeah.
  1156. And you're in trouble
  1157. when that happened.
  1158. And I looked at him.
  1159. I said, I was offended.
  1160. I'm at least second-rate.
  1161. So I said,
  1162. well, the reason I'm calling you
  1163. is I want to,
  1164. I've seen it's close
  1165. in these purple states
  1166. and a lot of independents
  1167. and libertarians
  1168. who could be influenced perhaps
  1169. and I'd like to endorse you.
  1170. Oh, this is wonderful.
  1171. This is great.
  1172. This is tremendous.
  1173. And I said,
  1174. well, how do I,
  1175. how do we get it out there?
  1176. And he goes,
  1177. oh, just tweet it.
  1178. I'll retweet you.
  1179. He said,
  1180. yeah, put that in your endorsement.
  1181. The libertarians will love it.
  1182. Oh, really?
  1183. So if you look,
  1184. like I'm just like,
  1185. he will make America healthy.
  1186. He'll save America,
  1187. secure our liberties.
  1188. I said,
  1189. and he'll free Ross Albrecht.
  1190. Wow.
  1191. A lot of people are like,
  1192. we'll take it.
  1193. Yeah.
  1194. I always thought,
  1195. and I was convinced
  1196. that he was able
  1197. to do a political speech
  1198. a lot better than I could
  1199. because he had a lot of humor
  1200. and he kept the audience
  1201. attentive to what he was saying.
  1202. So I think that's one
  1203. of his remarkable skills.
  1204. And that makes it much easier
  1205. to deliver a very serious
  1206. but happy message
  1207. about liberty.
  1208. But Thomas Massey
  1209. seems unaffected,
  1210. even amused
  1211. by all the negative attention.
  1212. Just a dose of humor
  1213. is good to deal with it.
  1214. I don't hold grudges
  1215. against anybody
  1216. and I've never even had a grudge
  1217. to hold against the president.
  1218. He has a very unique combination
  1219. of being able to be
  1220. this sort of humble
  1221. and gracious
  1222. and kind Kentucky gentleman
  1223. while simultaneously
  1224. really being able
  1225. to turn the screws.
  1226. Within 40 minutes,
  1227. Wexner's name
  1228. was added back.
  1229. Within 40 minutes
  1230. of me catching you red-handed.
  1231. Red-handed.
  1232. There was one redaction
  1233. out of over 4700.
  1234. He's listed as a Coke and spirit.
  1235. And we invited you in.
  1236. Shut the video.
  1237. This guy has
  1238. Trump derangement syndrome.
  1239. And to hear it
  1240. from a younger,
  1241. slightly more cantankerous,
  1242. willing to take the gloves off
  1243. and get into the arena
  1244. and fight in a way
  1245. that we have never seen,
  1246. particularly from a liberty-leaning Republican.
  1247. To me, he's Ron Paul
  1248. on steroids, honestly.
  1249. And I think that he's got
  1250. as good a chance
  1251. as anyone we've seen,
  1252. or at least in my lifetime,
  1253. that we've seen
  1254. that could actually
  1255. get to the highest levels of power
  1256. if he survives to get there.
  1257. I've upset a lot of billionaires
  1258. who obviously
  1259. aren't of high moral character.
  1260. Did you know that
  1261. the Congress voted
  1262. to put a kill switch in your car?
  1263. Did you know that?
  1264. Well, you probably didn't
  1265. because the Republicans
  1266. more or less rolled over for it
  1267. and the Democrats voted for it.
  1268. But it was Massey
  1269. who stood up
  1270. and explained
  1271. all the reasons
  1272. this is a terrible decision.
  1273. What I'm going to describe
  1274. will probably sound
  1275. like a bad science fiction movie,
  1276. but that's what's written into law.
  1277. That's the kind of thing
  1278. he does all the time
  1279. because the Republicans
  1280. are too weak
  1281. or too ignorant,
  1282. too uninformed
  1283. or stupid
  1284. to do anything about it.
  1285. Massey is the lone voice
  1286. saying,
  1287. hey, wait a minute.
  1288. So when Thomas Massey
  1289. wouldn't bend
  1290. and bow to Donald Trump
  1291. no matter what was promised to him,
  1292. Donald Trump
  1293. just flew off the handle
  1294. and went insane.
  1295. Did Thomas Massey
  1296. get married already?
  1297. Boy, that was quick.
  1298. No wonder the polls
  1299. have him at less than 8% chance
  1300. of winning the election.
  1301. Anyway,
  1302. have a great life, Thomas,
  1303. and
  1304. his wife will soon find out
  1305. that she's stuck with a loser.
  1306. People are saying
  1307. that Thomas Massey
  1308. became a liberal
  1309. because his new wife,
  1310. blessed be their marriage,
  1311. is supposedly
  1312. a radical left flamethrower.
  1313. This new union
  1314. all went so fast
  1315. that maybe he didn't know
  1316. what he was getting into.
  1317. But nevertheless,
  1318. he is an absolutely terrible
  1319. and unreliable Republican.
  1320. Perhaps a rhino,
  1321. or maybe even worse.
  1322. Another aspect
  1323. that really
  1324. made me consider
  1325. Donald Trump
  1326. as being a potential
  1327. ally to us
  1328. was the fact
  1329. that he was being
  1330. attacked mercilessly
  1331. by the media,
  1332. that he was being spied on
  1333. by the FBI,
  1334. that I thought that
  1335. there was a decent chance
  1336. given that he was
  1337. so obviously
  1338. not in the inner circle
  1339. of the deep state,
  1340. if you will,
  1341. that there was a chance
  1342. at least
  1343. that he might be on our side.
  1344. But when it came down to it,
  1345. it turns out
  1346. that Thomas Massey
  1347. was the guy
  1348. who was actually
  1349. standing on business
  1350. when it came to the promises
  1351. that Donald Trump
  1352. was making
  1353. on the campaign trail.
  1354. One of those promises
  1355. being the release
  1356. of the Epstein files.
  1357. Can I just interrupt
  1358. for a little second?
  1359. Are you still talking
  1360. about Jeffrey Epstein?
  1361. This guy's been talked
  1362. about for years.
  1363. But a lot of big people
  1364. went to that island.
  1365. But fortunately,
  1366. I was not one of them.
  1367. It's just very strange
  1368. for a lot of people
  1369. that the list of clients
  1370. that went to the island
  1371. has not been made public.
  1372. Yeah.
  1373. It's very interesting,
  1374. isn't it?
  1375. Probably will be,
  1376. by the way.
  1377. So if you were able to,
  1378. you'll be?
  1379. Yeah, I'd certainly
  1380. take a look at it.
  1381. Are people still talking
  1382. about this guy,
  1383. this creep?
  1384. That is unbelievable.
  1385. Do you want to waste the time
  1386. and do you feel like answering?
  1387. I don't mind answering.
  1388. I mean, I can't believe
  1389. you're asking a question
  1390. on Epstein at a time like this
  1391. where we're having
  1392. some of the greatest success
  1393. and also tragedy.
  1394. Would you declassify
  1395. the 9-11 files?
  1396. Yeah.
  1397. Would you declassify
  1398. JFK files?
  1399. Yeah.
  1400. I did.
  1401. I did a lot of it.
  1402. Would you declassify
  1403. the Epstein files?
  1404. Yeah.
  1405. Yeah, I would.
  1406. All right.
  1407. I guess I would.
  1408. I think that less so.
  1409. It's a Democrat hoax.
  1410. It's just a hoax.
  1411. The whole Epstein thing
  1412. is a Democrat hoax.
  1413. He's not saying
  1414. that what Epstein did
  1415. is a hoax.
  1416. So this is a Democrat hoax,
  1417. but it's really
  1418. a Democrat hoax.
  1419. Did you ask Merrick Garland
  1420. that the last four years?
  1421. Did you talk about Epstein?
  1422. I am reclaiming my time.
  1423. I'm glad you're asking
  1424. about Merrick Garland.
  1425. You don't give a reclaim time
  1426. when you don't quit
  1427. when you can't eat
  1428. when I don't answer
  1429. a question the way you want.
  1430. This goes over
  1431. four administrations.
  1432. You don't have to go
  1433. back to Biden.
  1434. Let's go back to Obama.
  1435. Let's go back to George Bush.
  1436. This cover-up spans decades
  1437. and you are responsible
  1438. for this portion of it.
  1439. The Republicans have me
  1440. questioning why they're
  1441. holding back on this,
  1442. but what is the motivation
  1443. of the Democratic Party
  1444. when their guiding principle
  1445. for the past decade
  1446. has just been
  1447. we hate Trump?
  1448. Look,
  1449. they're at the foot
  1450. of the cross now, right?
  1451. Yeah.
  1452. I don't think they're believers,
  1453. but they're at the foot
  1454. of the cross,
  1455. and I don't care how they got
  1456. to the foot of the cross.
  1457. They're here,
  1458. and it creates an opportunity
  1459. to get these files out.
  1460. Look,
  1461. the whole thing is a hoax.
  1462. It's put out by the Democrats.
  1463. You can go back
  1464. in my Twitter feeds.
  1465. I was one of those
  1466. conspiracy theorists, okay?
  1467. I was with the group.
  1468. You can find my tweets
  1469. that show in 2022,
  1470. I was talking about this,
  1471. in 2024,
  1472. when Biden was president.
  1473. I just kind of assumed
  1474. somebody else was working on this
  1475. and that these things
  1476. would get released.
  1477. Let the Senate look at it.
  1478. Let anybody look at it,
  1479. but don't talk about it too much.
  1480. Jeffrey Epstein's story
  1481. is a big deal.
  1482. Please do not let that story go.
  1483. Keep your eye on this.
  1484. There are a lot of people
  1485. who are knee-deep
  1486. in the Washington swamp
  1487. who are not telling you
  1488. the truth about
  1489. serious allegations out there
  1490. that Epstein may have had
  1491. video and audio
  1492. of people out there
  1493. doing things
  1494. they shouldn't have been doing.
  1495. And you should be asking yourself
  1496. the question,
  1497. how is it that all these people,
  1498. the CIA director,
  1499. the Obama fixer,
  1500. Bill Clinton,
  1501. all intersected past
  1502. with Jeffrey Epstein.
  1503. Jeffrey Epstein isn't with us anymore
  1504. and nobody seems to want
  1505. to talk about it.
  1506. He killed himself.
  1507. Again, you want me to get,
  1508. I've seen the whole file.
  1509. He killed himself.
  1510. The people who were allegedly
  1511. working on releasing this stuff
  1512. had no intention of releasing it.
  1513. Or they've stubbed their toe,
  1514. they've been taken into a back room
  1515. and something's been whispered
  1516. in their ear
  1517. and they've immediately
  1518. lost interest.
  1519. It's sitting on my desk
  1520. right now to review.
  1521. The Epstein files.
  1522. There are none, apparently.
  1523. I'm sorry,
  1524. when you put Cash Patel
  1525. and Dan Bongino
  1526. in charge of the FBI
  1527. and we put Pam Bondi
  1528. in charge of the DOJ
  1529. and then it turns out
  1530. that there's nothing there,
  1531. I don't know
  1532. what more you expect.
  1533. What do you think?
  1534. They're all part of the conspiracy
  1535. and the answer is,
  1536. of course, yes.
  1537. Did Jeffrey Epstein
  1538. kill himself?
  1539. When you're in that kind
  1540. of confinement,
  1541. we call it solitary confinement,
  1542. you're not supposed
  1543. to have these things
  1544. that you are able
  1545. to hang yourself with.
  1546. That's the whole point
  1547. of the strict rules in there.
  1548. You're not supposed
  1549. to have six feet of cloth
  1550. that you can dangle
  1551. from the ceiling
  1552. so you can hang yourself.
  1553. This is prison 101.
  1554. So I agree with you.
  1555. This doesn't look right.
  1556. It doesn't look like a suicide.
  1557. You know a suicide
  1558. when you see one
  1559. and that's what that was.
  1560. But we were told
  1561. that the cameras were down.
  1562. Well, I don't know
  1563. who said that.
  1564. In these units,
  1565. there's supposed to be
  1566. 24-7 guard duty
  1567. on him directly.
  1568. And from what I was able
  1569. to learn in this,
  1570. you know,
  1571. in the lead up
  1572. to a suicide is
  1573. the guard fell asleep.
  1574. There's no credible information.
  1575. None.
  1576. If there were,
  1577. I would bring the case yesterday
  1578. that he trafficked
  1579. to other individuals.
  1580. I am sorry
  1581. if one of your billionaire donors
  1582. is going to get embarrassed
  1583. because he went to rape island.
  1584. I have never been
  1585. as disappointed
  1586. in a human being
  1587. in politics
  1588. as I am in Tom Masson.
  1589. You know Epstein's
  1590. an intelligence asset
  1591. for people in the Middle East, right?
  1592. I'm like,
  1593. no, I didn't know that.
  1594. I'm like,
  1595. you sure of that?
  1596. The person, let's say,
  1597. is like,
  1598. I'm absolutely sure of that.
  1599. That's why this blackmail story
  1600. makes so much sense.
  1601. Which Middle Eastern countries
  1602. they are,
  1603. I don't know,
  1604. but this person
  1605. who is a very,
  1606. very good reporter,
  1607. I mean,
  1608. aces, right,
  1609. swore Epstein
  1610. was either a witting
  1611. or unwitting intelligence asset
  1612. and they may have had
  1613. his plane wired up
  1614. and they're the ones
  1615. who have all this stuff.
  1616. So how will we know
  1617. if this bill
  1618. has been successful?
  1619. We will know
  1620. when there are men,
  1621. rich men,
  1622. in handcuffs
  1623. being perp-walked
  1624. to the jail.
  1625. And until then,
  1626. this is still a cover-up.
  1627. It just started
  1628. to become
  1629. very apparent to me
  1630. that this guy was,
  1631. despite his kind of
  1632. country bumpkin accent,
  1633. he was a cut above
  1634. when it came to intellect,
  1635. particularly in contrast
  1636. to that of
  1637. the political establishment.
  1638. But to have somebody
  1639. like Massey
  1640. who stands up
  1641. and says,
  1642. nope,
  1643. sorry,
  1644. I cannot vote for this,
  1645. I cannot vote for that,
  1646. because it goes against
  1647. everything we pledged
  1648. we would do,
  1649. who wouldn't want that?
  1650. This whole thing
  1651. just is so bizarre
  1652. because I think
  1653. the people
  1654. who make up stories
  1655. and challenge him
  1656. and try to punish Thomas,
  1657. they're the ones
  1658. who are looking badly.
  1659. You know,
  1660. I've done this before,
  1661. not quite as violently
  1662. and miserably
  1663. as this one,
  1664. but I just can't stand this guy.
  1665. The whole thing
  1666. is a disaster
  1667. and a joke.
  1668. And the idea
  1669. that we might elect
  1670. this non-entity yes-man
  1671. instead of Thomas Massey,
  1672. yeah,
  1673. that'll stir things up.
  1674. Get Ed,
  1675. whatever his name is,
  1676. in power,
  1677. that'll stir things up.
  1678. This guy is unbelievable.
  1679. He is central casting.
  1680. Just elect him.
  1681. Defeat traitor
  1682. Thomas Massey.
  1683. Elect the Trump-endorsed patriot,
  1684. Captain Ed Galrine.
  1685. Special Ed.
  1686. He's being portrayed
  1687. by new media
  1688. mostly as
  1689. just this great guy
  1690. and Thomas Massey
  1691. is one of the squad members
  1692. and friends of The View
  1693. and things that are just lies.
  1694. I hope the fake news gets this.
  1695. Tom Massey stands
  1696. with the ladies of The View.
  1697. Tom Massey stands
  1698. with the ladies of The View.
  1699. Mr. President,
  1700. we stand with
  1701. my friend,
  1702. Donald Trump.
  1703. Tom Massey stands
  1704. with the ladies of The View.
  1705. Whenever you're on,
  1706. whenever you're on with us,
  1707. we're very happy.
  1708. We love it.
  1709. Tom Massey stands
  1710. with the ladies of The View.
  1711. And she likes me.
  1712. She even put me in a movie.
  1713. I was just going to say.
  1714. She put me in a movie.
  1715. Right?
  1716. Every time ago.
  1717. Tom Massey stands
  1718. with the ladies of The View.
  1719. Well, we very rarely do this
  1720. and it may be
  1721. setting a bad precedent,
  1722. but we love him so.
  1723. We've asked Donald Trump
  1724. to stay
  1725. for the second segment.
  1726. Tom Massey
  1727. stands
  1728. with the ladies of The View.
  1729. Go on, baby.
  1730. We have,
  1731. we've gone through
  1732. a few things together
  1733. over the years.
  1734. She is very sexy.
  1735. Tom Massey
  1736. stands
  1737. with the ladies of
  1738. There's nothing
  1739. you haven't been successful at.
  1740. You're a great character.
  1741. You're a great friend of
  1742. The View.
  1743. Mr. President,
  1744. we stand with you.
  1745. Fight, fight, fight!
  1746. The problem with Congress
  1747. is you have men and women
  1748. who campaign on promises
  1749. and then they get to Washington, D.C.
  1750. and go along to get along.
  1751. This is the first time
  1752. I've had to run against somebody
  1753. who promises to go along
  1754. to get along.
  1755. Like, that's his campaign message.
  1756. He won't debate me.
  1757. You're going to debate
  1758. Antioch, Losey, and AOC.
  1759. You better be comfortable here
  1760. in a library
  1761. before we go to Congress.
  1762. And we reached out
  1763. to Ed Galrain's campaign
  1764. for a statement
  1765. in order to provide a reason
  1766. why he did not attend.
  1767. We are still waiting
  1768. to hear back.
  1769. I've said,
  1770. I'll take any forum.
  1771. I'm kind of like you, Dave.
  1772. I'll debate this guy anywhere.
  1773. I'll even let Donald Trump
  1774. moderate the debate.
  1775. I'll let his campaign manager
  1776. moderate the debate.
  1777. Just let me have
  1778. an open microphone
  1779. for a little bit
  1780. and then let him say
  1781. what he actually believes.
  1782. He's not going to
  1783. be able to articulate
  1784. a platform
  1785. because an MPC
  1786. cannot do that.
  1787. They cannot articulate
  1788. what they're for
  1789. because they're promising
  1790. to be for
  1791. whatever the president wants.
  1792. And the problem is
  1793. what the president wants
  1794. has changed over time
  1795. and what I've promised
  1796. the people
  1797. has never changed.
  1798. And that's why
  1799. even though Donald Trump
  1800. has shattered his coalition
  1801. by lying us
  1802. into this stupid war
  1803. on behalf of a foreign country,
  1804. that coalition
  1805. is still ripe
  1806. for someone else
  1807. to pick it up
  1808. and run with it.
  1809. And that's kind of
  1810. what I'm hoping.
  1811. I hope Thomas Massey
  1812. runs for president.
  1813. I think, by the way,
  1814. they're doing a big money bomb
  1815. for Thomas Massey
  1816. on March 30th.
  1817. And I think him winning
  1818. re-election in Congress
  1819. is like the most important
  1820. political election
  1821. in the country right now
  1822. because he's done
  1823. nothing wrong
  1824. except actually stand up
  1825. for America first.
  1826. Israel lobby
  1827. and the Adelsons,
  1828. but I repeat myself,
  1829. have been pouring
  1830. millions of dollars
  1831. into his race
  1832. to try to unseat him
  1833. for the crime
  1834. of not going along
  1835. with the Epstein cover-up
  1836. and not going along
  1837. with another stupid war.
  1838. So it was my idea
  1839. I proposed to
  1840. Congressman Massey's
  1841. campaign
  1842. that we create
  1843. some sort of
  1844. online money bomb
  1845. to get everybody
  1846. activated across
  1847. the country
  1848. recognizing the
  1849. incredible significance
  1850. of this race.
  1851. Ron Paul raised
  1852. big bucks
  1853. and some major eyebrows
  1854. with a very successful
  1855. one-day internet
  1856. fundraising drive.
  1857. Amazing.
  1858. It's being called
  1859. a money bomb.
  1860. That's what his supporters
  1861. call it,
  1862. his money bomb.
  1863. It energizes the base.
  1864. I remember the money bombs
  1865. that we had
  1866. during our presidential campaign.
  1867. It generated
  1868. a lot of excitement.
  1869. And by the way,
  1870. I would take this note
  1871. by I've come on
  1872. the live feed before
  1873. and I haven't asked
  1874. for money.
  1875. And my staff here
  1876. is like,
  1877. dude, you've got
  1878. to ask for money.
  1879. Okay, so we are
  1880. at $233,000.
  1881. My goal for today,
  1882. honestly,
  1883. we set it at $100,000.
  1884. It was a wild success.
  1885. There was just money
  1886. was just pouring in.
  1887. The typical member
  1888. of the House of Representatives
  1889. is going to raise
  1890. and spend about $300,000
  1891. to $600,000
  1892. for the entire race,
  1893. the primary
  1894. and the general.
  1895. A $350,000 raise
  1896. in one day
  1897. just for the primary
  1898. is essentially unheard of.
  1899. And that tells you something
  1900. about the strength
  1901. of Massey's appeal.
  1902. It shows the power
  1903. of the people
  1904. getting together
  1905. at the grassroots
  1906. to crowdfund
  1907. the political revolution
  1908. that is simply restoring
  1909. our republic to its roots.
  1910. It drew us back psychologically
  1911. to the Ron Paul revolution,
  1912. to the Ron Paul phenomenon.
  1913. He buries a decent sum of money
  1914. and he needs that.
  1915. He's not going to get money
  1916. from the usual sources.
  1917. Oh, there it's moving again.
  1918. It's moving.
  1919. Yes, somebody did their $20.
  1920. It underscored the fact
  1921. that there are thousands,
  1922. hundreds of thousands
  1923. of individual people
  1924. who are not donating
  1925. a million dollars.
  1926. They're donating $25,
  1927. $20, $50.
  1928. That shows how widespread
  1929. the support is
  1930. for Thomas Massey.
  1931. We raised more money
  1932. in a money bomb
  1933. for a congressional campaign
  1934. than has ever been done
  1935. in American history.
  1936. And that's because
  1937. he's facing the biggest campaign
  1938. of a foreign lobby,
  1939. up to $25 million
  1940. being spent by people
  1941. on behalf of a foreign nation
  1942. to defeat Thomas Massey.
  1943. The other side
  1944. has been tearing down my name.
  1945. It's a total negative
  1946. smear campaign.
  1947. So what are we going
  1948. to use this money for?
  1949. We're going to run positive ads.
  1950. The real enemy are the people
  1951. who I call the nihilists,
  1952. the people who don't believe
  1953. there's such a thing
  1954. as a truth
  1955. and that you don't have
  1956. to obey the truth.
  1957. You can manipulate it
  1958. and politicians sort of
  1959. drift in this direction.
  1960. Say what you have to say,
  1961. do what you have to do,
  1962. manipulate it
  1963. because if you want
  1964. to be successful there,
  1965. you have to obey.
  1966. He's the number one opponent
  1967. of the surveillance state,
  1968. the number one proponent
  1969. of food freedom,
  1970. your right to buy food
  1971. directly from the farmer
  1972. without getting a special
  1973. permission slip
  1974. from a federal bureaucrat first.
  1975. The number one advocate
  1976. against these endless wars
  1977. overseas.
  1978. The number one advocate
  1979. against the Federal Reserve
  1980. corrupting our financial system
  1981. and debasing our currency.
  1982. So if you want
  1983. an honest representation,
  1984. you get to see
  1985. what it looks like
  1986. with Thomas Massey
  1987. and the institutions
  1988. of influence,
  1989. the deep state
  1990. and the donor class,
  1991. they are terrified
  1992. that other members
  1993. of Congress
  1994. might actually act
  1995. on their own conscience.
  1996. Because his own party
  1997. does embarrassingly bad things
  1998. a lot of the time.
  1999. And it's funny,
  2000. even his own critics
  2001. know that.
  2002. His own critics
  2003. spend half their time
  2004. talking about the rhinos
  2005. in the Republican Party.
  2006. They know
  2007. that any decent human being
  2008. has to stand up
  2009. to those people
  2010. from time to time.
  2011. Well, here you have one
  2012. who's smart
  2013. and who stands up to them
  2014. at exactly the right times.
  2015. If you don't want to vote
  2016. for a guy like that,
  2017. I don't know what to tell you.
  2018. You'll notice now
  2019. that most mainstream Republicans
  2020. say Ron Paul was right.
  2021. Ron Paul was right
  2022. about everything.
  2023. The longer we go
  2024. and the deeper in debt
  2025. we get,
  2026. the more apparent
  2027. it is that Ron Paul
  2028. was right
  2029. all those years.
  2030. Whether people want
  2031. to admit it or not,
  2032. Ron Paul
  2033. changed the conversation.
  2034. Because there's no harm
  2035. to admitting
  2036. that someone was right
  2037. 20, 25 years ago,
  2038. but then they simultaneously
  2039. turn around and say,
  2040. well, but Thomas Massey
  2041. is wrong.
  2042. Well, if you think
  2043. Ron Paul was right,
  2044. then you have to think
  2045. that Thomas Massey
  2046. is right now
  2047. because they're largely
  2048. fighting the same battles.
  2049. Thomas Massey
  2050. is becoming
  2051. a national phenomenon.
  2052. By withstanding
  2053. the slings and arrows
  2054. of an angry president
  2055. and those sycophants
  2056. behind the president,
  2057. he has developed
  2058. a following
  2059. in the United States
  2060. that is not Republican,
  2061. it's not Democrat,
  2062. it's not libertarian,
  2063. it's all of these
  2064. and more.
  2065. I mean,
  2066. he has become
  2067. a national brand
  2068. through this baptism
  2069. of fire.
  2070. Well, look, man,
  2071. he's luckier
  2072. than a motherfucker
  2073. to have you, dude.
  2074. There ain't nobody
  2075. better in the world
  2076. at this that I know of.
  2077. Well, I missed
  2078. the Ron Paul
  2079. for the most part.
  2080. Like, I remember
  2081. having a Ron Paul
  2082. sticker on my laptop,
  2083. but I didn't know
  2084. I just knew that
  2085. we vote Republican
  2086. because they're
  2087. anti-abortion
  2088. or whatever.
  2089. Years later,
  2090. after discovering
  2091. the libertarian
  2092. and then realizing
  2093. that was the Ron Paul guy
  2094. that I had the sticker from,
  2095. like, I missed
  2096. all of it.
  2097. That's so cool.
  2098. I like that story, man.
  2099. That's rad.
  2100. Now, I'm like,
  2101. if there's any wave
  2102. of anything,
  2103. even remotely close to that,
  2104. I'm jumping on board
  2105. as early as possible.
  2106. Ladies and gentlemen,
  2107. Dr. Ron Paul,
  2108. our greatest hero!
  2109. Dr. Paul deserves
  2110. so much credit
  2111. for, you know,
  2112. breaking that conversation open.
  2113. It's far more dire
  2114. at this point.
  2115. All of the predictions
  2116. that Ron Paul got right,
  2117. obviously,
  2118. they have come to pass,
  2119. and now I think
  2120. more and more people
  2121. are willing to hear
  2122. that message.
  2123. People say,
  2124. well, you're optimistic,
  2125. and yet you say
  2126. that we're in shabbles.
  2127. I'm optimistic
  2128. because of what's going on
  2129. outside of the Congress
  2130. because there's more interest
  2131. and excitement
  2132. about liberty
  2133. and sound money
  2134. that's shifting away
  2135. from the universities
  2136. to depend on our economic education
  2137. and political education.
  2138. I think that's good.
  2139. I am the eternal optimist
  2140. because I think
  2141. that people can think
  2142. for themselves
  2143. if they choose to do so.
  2144. I think that the good
  2145. wins out in the end.
  2146. It always does.
  2147. Americans are fed up
  2148. with our foreign policy.
  2149. They're fed up
  2150. with wars overseas.
  2151. They're fed up
  2152. with this continued
  2153. incredible spending.
  2154. I think there is room
  2155. for a movement like this
  2156. that could work,
  2157. but it's going to be
  2158. a very, very tough
  2159. road to home.
  2160. Massey's election
  2161. is the election
  2162. that will decide
  2163. whether we will restore
  2164. the constitutional republic
  2165. or be beholden
  2166. to the deep state
  2167. and the donor class
  2168. going forward.
  2169. I think it would be
  2170. a real kind of shot
  2171. across the bow
  2172. to the regime
  2173. if even in
  2174. all of those headwinds
  2175. he still manages
  2176. to prevail.
  2177. I believe that
  2178. Thomas' record
  2179. in voting
  2180. will persist
  2181. and be noticed
  2182. in time to come
  2183. and it's already
  2184. being noticed
  2185. and I think
  2186. that is a reason
  2187. to be optimistic.
  2188. We do have a hope.
  2189. Liberty is what
  2190. Thomas understands
  2191. and we need
  2192. to cheer him on.
  2193. Well,
  2194. I did my part.
  2195. We'll see.
  2196. Fruit Fruit
  2197. ORCHESTRA PLAYS
  2198. AND THEY'RE JUST ANSWERING PHONE CALLS.
  2199. THEY'RE GOING, OH, WHAT?
  2200. YOU WANT A CLUX CAPACITOR?
  2201. YOU WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT YOU'LL HAVE
  2202. FARMED FRESH EGGS FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE?
  2203. AND HERE'S THE BEST PART.
  2204. IF YOU ACT NOW,
  2205. WE'RE GOING TO THROW IN A FREE DEBT CLOCK
  2206. SO THAT AT EVERY MOMENT OF EVERY DAY,
  2207. YOU CAN LOOK AT THIS THING
  2208. AND REALIZE, OH, MY GOD.
  2209. WHAT ARE THEY DOING?
  2210. WE'RE ALL GOING TO DIE.
  2211. THERE'S NO WAY WE CAN AFFORD
  2212. SPENDING THAT MUCH MONEY.
  2213. OH, MY GOD.
  2214. YOU GO OUT FOR A CUP OF COFFEE,
  2215. YOU CHOOSE YOURSELF TO A LUNCH,
  2216. YOU GO OUT ON A DATE, AND YOU START PANICKING.
  2217. YOU'RE LIKE, I CAN'T AFFORD
  2218. TO SPEND ALL THIS MONEY.
  2219. BUT THEN YOU LOOK DOWN AT YOUR DEBT CLOCK
  2220. AND YOU LOOK AT HOW MUCH MONEY
  2221. THE GOVERNMENT'S SPENDING,
  2222. AND THEN YOU REALIZE
  2223. THAT THERE'S A CONCEPT CALLED INFLATION
  2224. AND THAT NONE OF YOUR MONEY
  2225. IS GOING TO BE WORTH ANYTHING ANYWAYS,
  2226. AND THEN YOU DON'T HAVE TO FEEL BAD
  2227. ABOUT SPENDING YOUR MONEY.
  2228. THAT'S IT, 100% OF GDP,
  2229. AND YOU GUYS,
  2230. AND NO ONE'S DOING ANYTHING ABOUT THIS?
  2231. NOBODY'S TALKING ABOUT THIS?
  2232. AND THEN YOU REMEMBER,
  2233. I WAS SMART.
  2234. I BOUGHT A CLUX CAPACITOR.
  2235. SO WHILE YOU STILL HAVE MONEY
  2236. IN YOUR POCKET,
  2237. ACT NOW.
  2238. PICK UP YOUR PHONE
  2239. AND GET A HAND
  2240. ON THE CLUX CAPACITOR
  2241. DESIGNED BY THOMAS MASSEY,
  2242. A MAN WITH 30 PANITS
  2243. AND AN MIT ENGINEERING DEGREE
  2244. WHO ALSO WAS FEATURED
  2245. IN AN EPISODE OF BATTLE BOTS,
  2246. AND THAT'S ALL THE FACTS
  2247. AND FIGURES THAT I HAVE
  2248. ON THOMAS MASSEY.