Speaker 1: God loves the productions.
Speaker 2: I am a man who believed that I died twenty
Speaker 2: years ago, and I lived like a man who is
Speaker 2: dead already. I have no fear whatsoever of anybody or
Speaker 2: Anything's Gary Webb.
Speaker 3: I am an investigative journalist can In nineteen ninety.
Speaker 4: Six I wrote a series of stories in termed bark Awaians,
Speaker 4: which was about CIA involvement in.
Speaker 5: A new A man who wasn't set up smiles at us.
Speaker 3: All all a man can do is smile back, spell
Speaker 3: and bone the secret society.
Speaker 2: It's so sick that we can't talk about.
Speaker 3: What does that mean for America?
Speaker 6: The conspiracy theorist are going to go on should I
Speaker 6: don't know.
Speaker 5: I haven't seen the number three two two. My sad
Speaker 5: duty to report this afternoon that my friend and Holly tim.
Speaker 7: Russell collapsed and died earlier this afternoon.
Speaker 5: I might die in this shelter. I don't in the
Speaker 5: area of tomorrow. I'm afraid what possible difference can I make.
Speaker 7: And no official of my administration, whether his rank is
Speaker 7: high or low, civilian or military, should interpret my words
Speaker 7: here tonight as an excuse to sense of the news
Speaker 7: to stifle descent to cover Obama stakes, or to withhold
Speaker 7: from the press and the public the facts they deserve to.
Speaker 8: Know what the fuck is up. Welcome to another already dead.
Speaker 8: It's a wonderful April twenty second. I'm here with the homie,
Speaker 8: Austin Picard. Jewels, young jewels on the bottom. We are back,
Speaker 8: coming from back from you from a Vegas some you say,
Speaker 8: some jewels.
Speaker 9: Oh no, no, no, My lights were going crazy from
Speaker 9: the music them all.
Speaker 8: All right, Well, we're here getting together. We're a little
Speaker 8: thrown off. I'm jet lagged. I'm all over place. We
Speaker 8: just we had a wild weekend. Me and Austin went
Speaker 8: to Vegas. I met him over in La. What was
Speaker 8: it Friday? So I came in Friday. I just today
Speaker 8: was my first day back. I got back last night
Speaker 8: around like midnight ish. I got my last flight, got
Speaker 8: delaied a bunch, so I was supposed to be back
Speaker 8: way before then, but I got home late, so I
Speaker 8: thought i'd get a morning dump in this morning did not.
Speaker 8: So here I am with you guys today. I should
Speaker 8: be doing a morning dump free all tomorrow. You guys
Speaker 8: can come and watch. But yeah, man, it was a
Speaker 8: wild weekend for those who aren't aware. Me and Austin
Speaker 8: went on Jake Shields. Was it fight Back podcast? So yeah,
Speaker 8: fucking wild we were.
Speaker 3: We recorded to Vegas.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we recorded two episode. Yeah, two episodes, so.
Speaker 3: As hell in Vegas. Dude, it was so gay. I
Speaker 3: think we were off any ether and hang out in
Speaker 3: the car right right. We got Hey, man, I did
Speaker 3: my best Hunterrest Thompson impression. Obviously, I filled in as
Speaker 3: Benisio del Toro's character, you know, doctor Gonzo. No, that
Speaker 3: was fun as hell.
Speaker 8: Du gloves On say what, oh my god, nothing. I
Speaker 8: just said, okay, alright, I just are gloves on. That's it.
Speaker 8: But no, we had a great time. It was. It
Speaker 8: was fucking wild. We hung out with one of the
Speaker 8: patrons while we were there. I mean he hung out
Speaker 8: with Sam. Yes, that was the craziest.
Speaker 3: Dining experience I've ever had for lunch that day, man
Speaker 3: like honestly revealed my farm boyt nature in many ways.
Speaker 3: I was so confused. It was a little hot pot place.
Speaker 8: Some people might know that, but yeah, we went from
Speaker 8: a pot place with the which is actually we were
Speaker 8: kind of blown away. I was really close to almost
Speaker 8: eating raw meat because I was very confused and realized
Speaker 8: you cooked it in the broth.
Speaker 3: So you met up with a patron. Yeah, we met
Speaker 3: with content right there.
Speaker 9: Dude.
Speaker 8: Well we were just hanging out. I mean, we were't
Speaker 8: trying to amuotize. I would say that that was pretty cool.
Speaker 8: It's something I think in the future if we go
Speaker 8: do things like this would be something to maybe set
Speaker 8: up like a fans patrons whatever. But hell yeah, I
Speaker 8: know we had a patron. It reach out to both
Speaker 8: of us. It was a supporter of me and Austin
Speaker 8: say hey, we should fucking hang out. I guess he worked.
Speaker 8: It works around here. We tried to bring Jake at
Speaker 8: right after the episode because after the episode was done,
Speaker 8: Uh you know, Jake took us out to go eat
Speaker 8: and and to go have some drinks, and uh, we
Speaker 8: fucking hit up the patreoon be like, oh you because
Speaker 8: we didn't think of until last minute because he works
Speaker 8: I guess someplace, so we thought we were gonna him
Speaker 8: there and anyways, it's a poor poor guy did not
Speaker 8: going to meet Jake Shields the next day. He was like,
Speaker 8: oh no, because it was like eleven o'clock a night.
Speaker 8: We were trying to get a call hold of him.
Speaker 8: He's like, I miss meeting Jake Shields. Either way, we
Speaker 8: hung out with him. We had a great time. I
Speaker 8: mean we hung with Sam there too, and I hung
Speaker 8: up with him at the Comedy Store in La So
Speaker 8: we had a wild time.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Sam hit us up like what was it Friday afternoon?
Speaker 3: While you were still in the air huh and uh
Speaker 3: and yeah, he was just like, hey, what are you
Speaker 3: guys doing tonight? You want to you want to come
Speaker 3: to the comedy store. I have I have a late
Speaker 3: night spot. And I was like, what time should we
Speaker 3: show up? Brother, He's like eleven thirty.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 3: So we pulled up and he had us on the
Speaker 3: guest list and he was just like he's he's the
Speaker 3: best fucking person on earth, honestly, man.
Speaker 8: Dude, wild going hanging out in the back there. Did
Speaker 8: we walk by like Bobby Lee's just chilling. You're like, dude,
Speaker 8: what's the I mean, we didn't like them, but crazy,
Speaker 8: like weird just people just walking by you and the
Speaker 8: people are like do I know that guy? Man?
Speaker 3: You just hang out in that bar area too.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 3: And after their sets, like most of the comics just
Speaker 3: come hang out and you brush shoulders with a shipload
Speaker 3: of them. So last time I was there, Polly Shore
Speaker 3: was trying to fuck some Yeah, super young girl. But anyway,
Speaker 3: we won't get into that.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 3: I just thought it was hilarious, like you nasty bitch. No,
Speaker 3: but anyway it was. It was so much fun. And uh,
Speaker 3: Sam just uh again, law of abundance brother always looking
Speaker 3: out for us, you know, so every time I get
Speaker 3: the chance, I gotta shout him out. But man, by
Speaker 3: the way, everybody, yeah, I left the Gay in Vegas
Speaker 3: for sure Fire Pixie. But yeah, so whatever, this is.
Speaker 3: Episode eleven dropped today as well, so check that out
Speaker 3: on my Patreon. I think we're gonna start releasing now.
Speaker 3: Once we actually get a few more episodes in, we're
Speaker 3: gonna start releasing them to the public as well. So yeah,
Speaker 3: that's Brad Bankley. Yeah, yeah, I just watched it today.
Speaker 3: Good stuff.
Speaker 8: I don't highlight, though, I do want to remind you guys,
Speaker 8: we do have another episode that's dropping in like a month.
Speaker 8: So the Oklahoma City bombing episode dropped already because we
Speaker 8: recorded on the nineteenth, and uh, I guess normally he
Speaker 8: used you know, pussy's by the paywalls waits about a
Speaker 8: month or so. But I told him, I was like, hey,
Speaker 8: it's like this is a local and city bombings like
Speaker 8: thirtieth anniversary right now, like we should you should try
Speaker 8: to put up as soon as possible. That'd be smart.
Speaker 8: And so they did. And uh, then you know, as
Speaker 8: we we've told you guys about this before, and then
Speaker 8: we had the international child trafficking sort of episode h
Speaker 8: slash Satanic element slash glowy Elements or whatever episode. Yeah,
Speaker 8: and uh, I thought that would crush And I think
Speaker 8: we did exactly what we set up to do, which
Speaker 8: was made this essentially one large episode so that the
Speaker 8: two flowed into each other but yet being well being
Speaker 8: incredibly very distinct, but they built upon each other. And
Speaker 8: so we went from the mundane into the bizarre.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 8: And you know, kind of I think doing a fairly
Speaker 8: about as decent of a job as you can take
Speaker 8: someone in under four hours into that descent. As I
Speaker 8: will say, I mean, your episode hasn't come out yet,
Speaker 8: so I actually think you'll probably get Lesslie's critiques. I
Speaker 8: did go and look through the comments to see what
Speaker 8: people had to say, and I mean, obviously there's good
Speaker 8: and bad. I'd say you're resoundingly positive. But obviously there
Speaker 8: were some people I think this said that I was
Speaker 8: probably speaking a little too fast or it was hard
Speaker 8: to follow, and I to really get that. But we
Speaker 8: also did like the Oklahoma City and like a bombing,
Speaker 8: like and tying it into other things in like under
Speaker 8: two hours. So it was part partly my fault, but
Speaker 8: I was actually really astound. I remember looking over at
Speaker 8: like forty ish minutes and be like, holy shit, I
Speaker 8: being like astounded at like the elements that I got
Speaker 8: in because I mean, I knew we were only had
Speaker 8: a couple hours, so you don't really have you know,
Speaker 8: aren't able to get to a ton. But it really
Speaker 8: we kind of hit the main beats. There really wasn't
Speaker 8: much that I felt like we left out. I mean
Speaker 8: it hit basically just about everything, the only main like
Speaker 8: there's some like minor things that would be good to
Speaker 8: throw in, but for under two hours and flowing into
Speaker 8: something else pretty good. I'm really excited for people to
Speaker 8: see you guys, is so or see yours because really
Speaker 8: in this episode, you guys will see that was like
Speaker 8: you probably yeah, I was trying to was it was
Speaker 8: mostly it was mostly my episode. The first one, but
Speaker 8: then the second episode is mostly your episode. And say
Speaker 8: so because it's like, obviously, okay, sees more my beat,
Speaker 8: and then the Finders you throw all those different things
Speaker 8: is more your beat. So it's like, if anyone has
Speaker 8: any complaints out there, I know how your audience can
Speaker 8: be sometimes, but me, you not getting your do just
Speaker 8: trust me. The next episode the exact literally complete in verse.
Speaker 8: And I really think we did a good job on
Speaker 8: work with each other, and so it's really benefit to
Speaker 8: work with each other.
Speaker 3: That was my first you know, I'm just like, yeah again,
Speaker 3: it's like, man, what my first interview ever was with
Speaker 3: Sam and h So it's like, hey, yeah, that's what
Speaker 3: we do around here, boys. We we dive into the
Speaker 3: deep end and we sink or swim right and and
Speaker 3: go deep, home boy, Go deep, home boy, exactly. And
Speaker 3: I feel like, honestly, the thing that helped, one thing
Speaker 3: is the fact that that Jake's just like a genuinely
Speaker 3: good person. He has legitimate principles. He's like has real
Speaker 3: core values of you know, it's an ethical dude. And
Speaker 3: so that alone is it makes someone very easy to
Speaker 3: talk to, you know what I mean, And and and
Speaker 3: I mean that obviously, right. I know that that's how
Speaker 3: he realized all.
Speaker 9: This episode was the first episode I watched I have.
Speaker 9: I haven't seen his show before. I've seen it, but
Speaker 9: I haven't watched it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Like, he was surprisingly pretty, like you know what
Speaker 8: I mean, Like you would think you're just assuming they'd
Speaker 8: be some sort of gineeric conservative type or whatever, But no,
Speaker 8: he's pretty. He doesn't trust either side. He's pretty hip.
Speaker 8: I mean, it's in many ways. You know that it
Speaker 8: was a beautiful thing to witness. Yeah, very receptive ideas
Speaker 8: for sure.
Speaker 3: Yea, and that second up come on already dead dude. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's what we told him. I legitimately told him that
Speaker 3: obviously as an open invite, and he asked this, how
Speaker 3: we typically do it, and then we said we're poores,
Speaker 3: so we we obviously do it through stream yard and shit.
Speaker 3: But hey, as possible. He's such a good person. Oh
Speaker 3: he's coming.
Speaker 8: He's almost certainly coming down for bro Grove, which I
Speaker 8: don't know. I think, I don't real quick, I don't.
Speaker 8: I'm not sure if I've a if I've told our audiences,
Speaker 8: but I think June twenty is and June twenty first,
Speaker 8: so I think that might have been solidified, so keep
Speaker 8: keep keep an eye out for that.
Speaker 3: In Leesburg, Florida.
Speaker 8: So we apparently we have uh Sam headlining one of
Speaker 8: the Knights and then Owen headlining the other. And it
Speaker 8: looks like we might get Jake Shields up on that
Speaker 8: motherfucker maybe some other people maybe And why I say maybe,
Speaker 8: wink wink. I'm not gonna say stuff because you know
Speaker 8: this is stuff like from texts and stuff, but maybe
Speaker 8: some big, big fucking names too, So just saying, uh,
Speaker 8: but I mean, the hell if that wasn't fucking might be.
Speaker 3: In danger, right, Like that's all we Yeah, we're going to.
Speaker 8: Fucking make these motherfucker's friends.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right, you're gonna be fucking friends. It's okay, or
Speaker 3: is so funny to me? I will fuck you up,
Speaker 3: that's ship.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I've never been to Florida, man, so I'm super stoked
Speaker 3: to come out. Dude.
Speaker 8: You're gonna be like, what is up with this gay
Speaker 8: ass California?
Speaker 3: Dude? Wow?
Speaker 8: Except for that humidity might throw me out. I will
Speaker 8: say it did feel nice. It will feel nice, but
Speaker 8: it did look like descending it to hell when I
Speaker 8: when I was flying in just seeing the just complete
Speaker 8: grid system of LA. But yeah, it was wild. This
Speaker 8: cool scene the other coast. I mean, we probably should
Speaker 8: move on to some actual content at some point, but man,
Speaker 8: it was it was cool. Yeah, it was. It was wild.
Speaker 8: I mean we had a I just were circling around it.
Speaker 8: But it was a fun episode. It was really surreal.
Speaker 8: So I really appreciate you know, you guys for making
Speaker 8: this happen. Obviously, like this, how this happened. I mean
Speaker 8: we kind of like we're talking about this a lot
Speaker 8: on the way over. It was like a combination of
Speaker 8: two things, and if anything, kind of felt good because
Speaker 8: it was really a kind of a sign of like
Speaker 8: I think we're doing the right thing. To think it's
Speaker 8: the right thing, and it's kind of a level of authenticity.
Speaker 8: It was both ends, like how this happened, because I
Speaker 8: mean we did For one, I guess, uh, Sam supposedly,
Speaker 8: I guess told us that he said something to Jake,
Speaker 8: and I guess then Jake told us later he didn't
Speaker 8: know anything about that, so I think literally probably Sam
Speaker 8: did say it, and then Jake was like probably slipped
Speaker 8: Jake's mind. So there's one. Then we obviously have people
Speaker 8: online that like know us, you know, like at larger
Speaker 8: accounts that what you know, got his you know, got
Speaker 8: his attention, and so you have that that and then
Speaker 8: on top of that, then once the call got put
Speaker 8: out like online, all the smaller accounts, all all the
Speaker 8: the real people, like real audience out there, fucking uh
Speaker 8: you know, hey, you get this because gets So it's
Speaker 8: like on multiple different fronts, you know, from the big
Speaker 8: wigs that we've like become friends with, you know, or
Speaker 8: friendly with, or at least recognize our work and say, yo,
Speaker 8: you need to talk to him. It's just cool to
Speaker 8: see it coming from both ends. I think that shows
Speaker 8: a level of like authenticity because sometimes you'll see people
Speaker 8: who get it from like one end or the other.
Speaker 8: Uh So, I mean shit, we're I mean hell, I
Speaker 8: think it's a measure that we're doing something right. So
Speaker 8: it's good. But either way, I just want to say
Speaker 8: thank you to you guys all. So one last thing,
Speaker 8: I thought it was funny to worth mentioning with the
Speaker 8: whole thing of the Douglas Marie and the experts and
Speaker 8: ship is kind of like we did exactly what they
Speaker 8: were afraid of, like the whole like, oh no, these
Speaker 8: non experts are gonna come in and open these dangerous ideas,
Speaker 8: these dangerous retards.
Speaker 3: Dangerous dude, Jordan Peterson's talking about the same shit on
Speaker 3: Rogan today, you know, lambasting the dangerous, dangerous. That's that's
Speaker 3: essentially what we've become.
Speaker 8: You follow follow these dangerous retards for a few hours,
Speaker 8: and you'd be like, yeah, I think it really is
Speaker 8: all about just sucking our kids. That's really what it's
Speaker 8: all about.
Speaker 3: I mean. But hey, once you're once you're exposed to
Speaker 3: the true nature of you know, state sponsored child sex
Speaker 3: trafficking operations, the human compromise, network of sexual blackmail. What
Speaker 3: are we talking about, man? I mean, it's undeniable, right,
Speaker 3: Like the current structure is built on death and sadistic
Speaker 3: abuse and lies and deceit in every fucking way. It's
Speaker 3: spiritually hollow, you know. And and we're intended to embrace
Speaker 3: this at face value, of course, every step of the way,
Speaker 3: because we're intended to be ignorant. But it's up to
Speaker 3: us right to break that mold. And so here we
Speaker 3: are dangerous retards, motherfucker. And I'm proud, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean? Like that, that's how I feel Honestly, I've
Speaker 3: never been more excited about the path we're on. Like, honestly, man,
Speaker 3: I'm proud of both of you guys, and and uh,
Speaker 3: you know, we don't have to like suck each other
Speaker 3: off all day.
Speaker 8: But honestly, so Kanye just have a song grab about
Speaker 8: sucking off his cousins.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm saying. It's a perfect segue.
Speaker 8: We got where he's like, so, what what age did
Speaker 8: you guys sucking off your cousin? How old were you guys?
Speaker 3: Right, Well, apparently Kanye's cousin was five or six. I
Speaker 3: can't not quite certain when he started showing him the
Speaker 3: That's what I asked the question that I have. I'm
Speaker 3: not quite certain how I think they were. Yeah, man,
Speaker 3: so apparently his mothers born. Hold On, actually book mark
Speaker 3: just because it's worth so listen, listen to me, all right,
Speaker 3: hold on, let me present this. This is crazy though, so.
Speaker 8: Of course, yeah, one of our patrons in the back
Speaker 8: till this it was still he was fourteen. I heard
Speaker 8: that somewhere, but I guess it is like when he
Speaker 8: started and how old the kid was is when I
Speaker 8: want and the other like, what what was the age difference?
Speaker 3: He was older.
Speaker 8: He was younger and let me see, okay until.
Speaker 3: I was fourteen, So that was it. That's when it stopped.
Speaker 8: So said when he was six. And then we asked, okay,
Speaker 8: so when he was six, but it was so and
Speaker 8: I said.
Speaker 3: This is literally let's listen, listen.
Speaker 8: I read this was a.
Speaker 3: Tweet by Kanye West. Everyone. So he has a new
Speaker 3: single called Cousin. All right, and uh, he's been on
Speaker 3: a talk show where he talks about how his cousin
Speaker 3: apparently right after he stopped doing this ship with his cousin,
Speaker 3: he murdered a pregnant woman and then went to prison
Speaker 3: for the basically the rest of his life. And yeah,
Speaker 3: and so he's been onto a talk show essentially like
Speaker 3: defending himself, well basically saying love is a strange thing,
Speaker 3: you know, like yeah, this is what he said, like
Speaker 3: I love my cousin even though he murdered this pregnant woman, right,
Speaker 3: and it's like, hey, like I get that context. But
Speaker 3: then it's like, how are you going to send your
Speaker 3: cousin to prison or advocate for it when you notice
Speaker 3: dictates like the song this is crazy? Have you read
Speaker 3: the lyrics?
Speaker 8: Okay, this song you call cousin about Okay, locked in
Speaker 8: jail for life for killing the pregnant ladies a few
Speaker 8: after This doesn't really flow. I mean it's gonna have
Speaker 8: a different way of delivering because that doesn't.
Speaker 3: Flow at all. It's okay, this song is called cousin
Speaker 3: about my cousin that's locked in jail for life for
Speaker 3: killing a pregnant lady a few years after I told
Speaker 3: him we wouldn't look at dirty magazines together anymore. Perhaps
Speaker 3: in my self centered mess, I felt it was my
Speaker 3: fault that I showed him those dirty magazines when he
Speaker 3: was six, and then we acted out what we saw.
Speaker 3: By the way, like how fucking weird. You know, this
Speaker 3: is like some some strange uh you know, sexual trauma
Speaker 3: at a very vulnerable psychological state, you know, as far
Speaker 3: as your age is concerned. Fucking name man.
Speaker 8: I mean this, I mean, that's why I keep wanting
Speaker 8: to like, I mean, guess probably someone just gotta have
Speaker 8: looked up by now how old like the age difference,
Speaker 8: because I mean that's obviously for the same age. It's like, okay, whatever,
Speaker 8: they're little kids, that are I mean, the fourteen things
Speaker 8: just crazy statement, Like all right, okay, if you're like, yeah,
Speaker 8: like okay, at a certain point, you're like, I don't
Speaker 8: think we should be sucking each other's dicks anymore. Yeah,
Speaker 8: Like I think it's a way before.
Speaker 3: It does an experiment turned into holy ship where faggots like,
Speaker 3: what's going on here?
Speaker 8: That's a little too old for you could never go Oh,
Speaker 8: I didn't really know what we were doing here, Like
Speaker 8: I didn't really.
Speaker 3: Get it, like know what everyone was weird whatever I.
Speaker 8: Asked about sex as I'm a little kid, and like, okay,
Speaker 8: just so we just tried. No, not your part, like no,
Speaker 8: you know everything, You're just sucking your cousin off. I'm saying, okay,
Speaker 8: but anyways, get to the trauma point, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 8: So it's like we're not.
Speaker 3: You know, targeting victims of abuse, uh in any in
Speaker 3: any sort of fashion. Uh and and sort of like
Speaker 3: making a joke out of it, except for the for
Speaker 3: the fact that I don't trust anything in regard to
Speaker 3: Kanye's honestly, his entire image at this very moment, it's
Speaker 3: very much manufactured. In many ways, He's he's serving a purpose,
Speaker 3: uh for the establishment in my mind. I'll get into
Speaker 3: my theory, but first we have to actually discuss this,
Speaker 3: so I'll finish the tweet. My dad had Playboy magazines,
Speaker 3: but the magazines I found in the top of my
Speaker 3: mom's closet were different. What does that even mean.
Speaker 8: Top of my mom's closet?
Speaker 3: Well, why would they be different?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 3: So my name is ya. Were other tweets that line,
Speaker 3: bro tweets.
Speaker 8: I know they all right, you fucking all right? Well
Speaker 8: I forgot I was gonna say now. And so there
Speaker 8: was another tweet that said they had more of the
Speaker 8: lines and there was something about like them looking at
Speaker 8: things about it said something like kissing niggas. There's something
Speaker 8: that said in there. I swear there was another tweet.
Speaker 8: So I'm like, I'm thinking, like, what's the significance of
Speaker 8: that the mom's porn? Is that like that's or in
Speaker 8: the clause? Does that really saw the gay porn? Because
Speaker 8: that is like, why the fuck does your why is
Speaker 8: there a gay porn at your house? Because because there
Speaker 8: is a line in something. I swear I saw another
Speaker 8: tweet or something from him that was like there was
Speaker 8: about kiss there is or something.
Speaker 3: Like Anye West. His early work wasn't my taste, but
Speaker 3: he really came into his own when he released his
Speaker 3: song where he talked about blowing that made me laugh
Speaker 3: so hard. There was one other that that is worthwhile
Speaker 3: everyone who started following because of the Hitler posts. And
Speaker 3: it's like in disgust, Oh ship, look at Kanye West
Speaker 3: leaving his cousin's house. Bro I'm telling you, I was
Speaker 3: bro hold on.
Speaker 9: So I mean, is that worse than like his cousin
Speaker 9: sucking him all my mind?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Another dimension? He said, He said he stopped at four
Speaker 8: was fourteen? And who was sucking Who's dick?
Speaker 3: It was?
Speaker 4: It?
Speaker 8: Both these the answers we need.
Speaker 3: Rapp is super gay for sure, saying.
Speaker 8: In the private chat that that Jack Nicholson was reading
Speaker 8: a playgirl on his first scene in The Shining, which
Speaker 8: is interesting.
Speaker 3: And brother, ye man, yeah, putting a dick in your
Speaker 3: mouth is way more gay than getting your dick sucks
Speaker 3: by a dude. Come on, ose Okay wait it was
Speaker 3: Jules who asked that question. Man, this is wild. That
Speaker 3: is too funny, right, I don't know what you think
Speaker 3: of this. This is just too bizarre. I think he's
Speaker 3: just extraordinary.
Speaker 9: Also, if his cousin was older and him be yes, like,
Speaker 9: is it just the same.
Speaker 8: Well, it really well depends on who's the abuse.
Speaker 3: That producer hat put that hat on that ship.
Speaker 8: Oh shit, right right, fucking Jacob here saying the whole
Speaker 8: different Uh, rabbit hole, a rabbit hole. But the playgirl
Speaker 8: from the shining article about incests, well that's a that's great,
Speaker 8: But then again it's play How often do they have
Speaker 8: incests articles? Probably pretty regularly.
Speaker 9: Why does Jack have tunnels under his house that lead
Speaker 9: to the Playboy mansion?
Speaker 3: And uh, yeah, that's what I'm saying. Yeah, that's reason
Speaker 3: the nature of Laurel Canyon in the first place. So
Speaker 3: that is that is Hollywood as far as the the
Speaker 3: compromised operatives. But yeah, in no way would I be
Speaker 3: I don't know, man Like, at this point, I'm thinking
Speaker 3: that you have to consider the fact that Kanye was
Speaker 3: coming out talking about how all these black males are
Speaker 3: being feminized and and being targeted by by wearing dresses,
Speaker 3: right and in these uh you know, you know, huge celebrities,
Speaker 3: black male celebrities being forced to wear dresses or at
Speaker 3: least agree to wear dresses in films, and and uh,
Speaker 3: and then all of a sudden he comes out talking
Speaker 3: about sucking, you know, sucking his cousin's Dick. I mean,
Speaker 3: it's just like, I don't know, it's clearly serving a
Speaker 3: purpose because if you consider the fact that every single
Speaker 3: one of his like scandalous moments come within the framework
Speaker 3: of a convenient timing, you know, for the establishment narrative,
Speaker 3: meaning the Black Clan hat right, the Black Clan.
Speaker 8: Or anything where they hide an absurdity, and like maybe
Speaker 8: they just got me here. But it is like I
Speaker 8: always with the am just like it's just so absurd
Speaker 8: that I'm just like, I don't know. I think it's
Speaker 8: just that wild. So maybe there is some like crazy all,
Speaker 8: but it's just being hitten absurd in the same idea
Speaker 8: as like s R. And like I'm I'm laughing, like
Speaker 8: this is too well. I'm not saying he's really an operative.
Speaker 3: I'm saying that he could be compromised by what Harley
Speaker 3: Pasternek or whatever his name is, who's legitimately known to
Speaker 3: uh you know, obviously be some sort of mk ultrum
Speaker 3: an in paletra operative. That's that's clearly a compromising celebrities
Speaker 3: psychologically and and some sort of mind control experiment. Uh.
Speaker 3: I don't know, man, I don't trust Hollywood. I think
Speaker 3: all the celebrities at this point are dabbling in the occult.
Speaker 3: If not, they're compromised by uh, the current esta.
Speaker 8: I don't I don't trust you that dude's slinging around
Speaker 8: his fucking like basically naked wife and it's just it's
Speaker 8: just he's just very, very very weird energy. But at
Speaker 8: the same time, he's also just insane. I could totally
Speaker 8: see him this just be like someone threatened him with
Speaker 8: blackmail and he's like, all right, and I just released the
Speaker 8: song about yeah, yeah, like yeah, what are you gonna drop?
Speaker 8: I just dropped a song about sucking off my cousin?
Speaker 8: What now? I mean, like, you'd have to have some
Speaker 8: pretty weird shit on me to be like up that. Now,
Speaker 8: let's play this game. Let's beat me what he got
Speaker 8: on me worse and sucking off my cousin.
Speaker 9: You definitely have to be and you have to be
Speaker 9: an initiate into one of these uh secret occult groups.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying? What what? What's up with
Speaker 3: all these rappers coming out and saying that they went
Speaker 3: to the diddy parties. They refused, They rejected the opportunity
Speaker 3: of sucking some dude's dick or having some dude suck
Speaker 3: their dick, and then they decided, all right, you know,
Speaker 3: now we have no career in Hollywood. And that's essentially
Speaker 3: what happened. And how many different stories of those have
Speaker 3: we heard over time where that's basically you know, it's
Speaker 3: it's the right the pattern recognition that we speak of
Speaker 3: so often. It's like, man, I don't know each and
Speaker 3: every industry it seems that has any sort of public influence.
Speaker 3: It's compromised, it's infiltrated, it's it's a large at the
Speaker 3: very least in large part, it seems to be controlled
Speaker 3: within the framework of the information that it that it
Speaker 3: provides to the public. And so that that alone is
Speaker 3: like information warfare at its best. So in my mind,
Speaker 3: you know, Kanye, Kanye is probably a fucking zombie. He's
Speaker 3: he's some mentoring candidates, got it right?
Speaker 8: I think this is the way to look at it.
Speaker 8: I mean, maybe I'm wrong. I just I just feel like, yeah,
Speaker 8: it's just like just enjoy it. Like if if you're
Speaker 8: doing anything other than enjoying it, you're just you're just
Speaker 8: fucking up, like doing me wrong. I don't like when
Speaker 8: he was doing it.
Speaker 3: Was Mark and tell me I'm full of ship and
Speaker 3: go say you're full of shit. There's weird sh here.
Speaker 3: It's just talking to Jeff Anderson because like you know,
Speaker 3: you can, you can dismiss it all you want, but
Speaker 3: you know read Laurel Canyon. Yeah you know, yeah, I
Speaker 3: didn't read that. It's office in nineteen ninety six. That
Speaker 3: was set up by Tommy Lee Jones's fucking cousin. All right,
Speaker 3: and tell me that it's bullshit. It's not man, And
Speaker 3: each and every one of these individuals what do they do.
Speaker 3: They wax poetic on political nonsense for the establishment narrative.
Speaker 3: So I don't know, it's like, uh, the only people
Speaker 3: that I trust, you know, they get they get essentially,
Speaker 3: you know, completely tarred and feathered by right by by
Speaker 3: each and every one of those industry uh operatives that
Speaker 3: that are put in place to be the gatekeepers you
Speaker 3: know of and and the the the individuals to control
Speaker 3: the narrative. And yeah, I'm just so skeptical man at
Speaker 3: this moment, and I'm trying not to be like a
Speaker 3: black pill in any way. That's not the point. It's
Speaker 3: just like, let's remain skeptical more than dismiss it at
Speaker 3: face value. That's a little bit naive at this point.
Speaker 8: Oh, it's definitely weird. I think what I'm driving and
Speaker 8: I didn't interpret him as dismissive. It's and I actually
Speaker 8: wouldn't be at least bit surprised or really if and
Speaker 8: even that I'm kind of inclined to think there are
Speaker 8: things forces something going on with but it's like it's
Speaker 8: kind of hard to read because between the past nek,
Speaker 8: between the seeming to be in the right past seeming
Speaker 8: not seeming to be it is like I can't I
Speaker 8: don't know, It's it's just kind of to me. I
Speaker 8: guess it's more of just like a the idea of
Speaker 8: like trying to really understand. It's just I'm almost just
Speaker 8: more just I just enjoy it, have fun pointed out
Speaker 8: when it's bad, because it is like, yeah, I think
Speaker 8: that the shit he did with like slinging his wife
Speaker 8: around stuff is gross, and like I don't think it's obviously,
Speaker 8: you know, a bad move, but there was stuff he's
Speaker 8: done the past. I'm like, oh shit, I actually think
Speaker 8: it was positive. I know a lot of people are like,
Speaker 8: oh this is is bad, and I actually think a
Speaker 8: lot of the crazy and fucking wild, over the top
Speaker 8: juwe stuff. Hell, even him coming back to Twitter to
Speaker 8: something a little bit, it's kind of like it's really
Speaker 8: I'm I'm I guess maybe it's just my men mentality
Speaker 8: just kind of like grow up, Like I'm all for
Speaker 8: the idea of black people out there, especially like entertainment
Speaker 8: ones breaking the fucking spell that some of these stupid
Speaker 8: things have, like him saying things like nigger, which I
Speaker 8: know already immediately gonna be somewhere in the audience who's
Speaker 8: upset about that is.
Speaker 3: One of my.
Speaker 8: Or him saying like you're like, hey, I'm a racist nigger,
Speaker 8: so what now?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 8: Like like they're just saying, like some of the crazy
Speaker 8: shit he's saying, it's almost points out the It points
Speaker 8: out the ludicrous nature of it all. And I think
Speaker 8: it is it's spell breaking, so I think he was
Speaker 8: breaking spells at one point, but it always waffles back
Speaker 8: and forth between is he breaking spells or is he
Speaker 8: making spells? So I don't know. It is kind of
Speaker 8: like trying to understand what it. I think there's been
Speaker 8: positive and there's sorts.
Speaker 3: Of I'm just in join it.
Speaker 8: I point out when it's when it's a fucking when
Speaker 8: it's when it's a when it seems like he's you know,
Speaker 8: it seems like a spell break. And there's sometimes like
Speaker 8: that in it, Like when I'm slinging his old lady around,
Speaker 8: that seems like, you know, spell making. That's that's luringing,
Speaker 8: you know, young young men into thinking that's something to
Speaker 8: aspire for some women that you can just sling around and.
Speaker 3: Be like, hey, look at my wife's tits. Yeah, like
Speaker 3: what the hell? Sure? But the problem is, keep keep
Speaker 3: in mind every single fucking person that that knew Kanye
Speaker 3: before the political Kanye before ya, right, who who? All
Speaker 3: the leftists, all the the uh you know, uh, Jordan
Speaker 3: Bush doesn't care about black people. Yeah, Jordan Bush hates
Speaker 3: black people. Yeah, exactly. And Michael Myers sitting there like,
Speaker 3: what the fuck Michael Meyer? But Mike Myers yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: my bad, bad.
Speaker 8: But but Mike is short for Michael, you know that, right?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 8: And it's but I think Michael Myers, I know, I'm playing, bro,
Speaker 8: what do you think?
Speaker 3: Like, just keep in mind when the narrative becomes, when
Speaker 3: the narrative becomes by public perception, right, the leftist liberal
Speaker 3: who's sitting there dude, you see all this propaganda going
Speaker 3: around claiming that there are all these oh these town holes,
Speaker 3: these conservative politicians are in danger and as if like
Speaker 3: there's real protests happening at some like grassroots level that's
Speaker 3: disrupting the establishment. You know, it's like the most laughable
Speaker 3: thing on earth. But Bernie and AOC are now apparently
Speaker 3: key operatives within this framework, and the you know, the
Speaker 3: leftists are buying this fucking thing, and especially the progressives,
Speaker 3: And so you keep in mind that fact and then
Speaker 3: also the fact that we are entirely you know, as
Speaker 3: far as like removed from that dynamic and that paradigm
Speaker 3: as it exists because of you know, kind of like
Speaker 3: the framework we exist in it. We're isolated in a
Speaker 3: digital gulag, you know, so so we're not exactly under
Speaker 3: the same perspective as far as like, we might not
Speaker 3: be entirely introduced and exposed to, you know, the full
Speaker 3: and overall perspective of the political paradigm playing out. So
Speaker 3: the leftists might view this as, oh, my god, even
Speaker 3: Kanye is a fucking racist, white supremacist clansman motherfucking wearing
Speaker 3: a clan hood and and talking about uh swastikas and
Speaker 3: and uh, I love Hitler.
Speaker 8: I guess I do see that as a bad thing.
Speaker 8: Like fine, but but but it is the bad.
Speaker 3: Thing in the in the in the in terms of
Speaker 3: the culture war, right, all it does is in flame
Speaker 3: and and and create more and more of a solid divide, uh,
Speaker 3: with within that framework.
Speaker 8: So I think there I understand what you're saying. I
Speaker 8: think there is a mentality that people have. I guess
Speaker 8: my point is, I get what you're saying is people
Speaker 8: can see certain things and interpret like that this way
Speaker 8: and go take a crazy bad faith interpretation. But my
Speaker 8: mentalities has been I just don't really care. And if
Speaker 8: someone wants to take something, someone does that way and
Speaker 8: any in a negative way, if anything, that's the divide
Speaker 8: being created, the divide between critical thinkers who are willing
Speaker 8: to engage in good faith and those who aren't. So
Speaker 8: that's again the way I see it. So I get
Speaker 8: what you mean though, And there's that line of thinking
Speaker 8: that like, oh, essentially the concept that these people will
Speaker 8: shiitcoat things is a concept and.
Speaker 3: This is but I don't, I don't that's like a
Speaker 3: I just I don't know. I don't like that.
Speaker 8: That's gang because people can play that game for anybody,
Speaker 8: And I get it's just kind of where I am, like,
Speaker 8: I just don't like I see people do that where
Speaker 8: like certain figures, especially as a common lefty parapolitics thing,
Speaker 8: you see them all the time. Point us, I'm not
Speaker 8: saying you're doing that. You know, honestly, it's a little
Speaker 8: bit more reasonable when we're talking about yay, it's in
Speaker 8: the sanity it's engaged in. But I get what you
Speaker 8: but I just don't like to. I generally just don't
Speaker 8: like to engage. And if anything, I go, yo, I
Speaker 8: fucking I'm here for that, Like if anything like the
Speaker 8: culture jamming. But now that's point out that the negative
Speaker 8: stuff when I find the negative stuff too obviously.
Speaker 3: So don't get me wrong. I'm enjoying every single aspect
Speaker 3: of Kanye at this moment. But that's that's a selfish standpoint,
Speaker 3: is all my only point. What is it actually achieving
Speaker 3: in the larger framework.
Speaker 8: Depending, it's sometimes breaking, sometimes making, So it really depends
Speaker 8: on you.
Speaker 3: We are people who already are within that same framework.
Speaker 3: And as far as like the culture war is concerned,
Speaker 3: people that are already already under the spell. Ye, this
Speaker 3: is in no way breaking that spell for them, and
Speaker 3: in every single way it's reinforcing that fun.
Speaker 8: I guess it depends on which specific one. If you're
Speaker 8: talking about, then yeah, I would say, like, yeah, I
Speaker 8: do think it's gay when I see the front is
Speaker 8: of the world and you're like, wait to go, brother,
Speaker 8: look how fucking honest You're being like, are you talking
Speaker 8: about sucking off his cousin?
Speaker 3: This a little whild.
Speaker 8: So like yeah, yeah, because it's like you do have
Speaker 8: these people to immediately then knee jerk everything he does
Speaker 8: as well. So absolutely he missed me that.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 8: I am like this, I am don't be wrong. I
Speaker 8: enjoy this. I don't I don't think I would recommend
Speaker 8: to anyone to write a song was sucking off.
Speaker 3: No, but I mean who in their right mind would
Speaker 3: So again, it's like, I don't know. I feel like
Speaker 3: he's just a controlled asset. So that's my that's my opinion.
Speaker 3: I don't think he's acting in any sort of genuine
Speaker 3: I mean.
Speaker 8: I think he's sometimes controlled sometimes not. That's the thing.
Speaker 8: It's hard to tell when because he's like he's a loser,
Speaker 8: And that's why I like him, because he's like this
Speaker 8: weird actor that I feel like they don't have as
Speaker 8: good as a grip, but sometimes they may think, I know,
Speaker 8: it's maybe they have a perfect control. And I'm not
Speaker 8: saying you say they're saying that. I'm just saying that the.
Speaker 3: Him the idea of not disrupting the direction we're headed
Speaker 3: in in any sort of way as far as the
Speaker 3: establishment is concerned and the totalitarian technocracy. So I don't
Speaker 3: see how this is actually providing any sort of positive outcome.
Speaker 3: That's my only opinion there is it's like it's only
Speaker 3: well really yeah, it's really only inflaming the two party
Speaker 3: delusion man in every fucking way. And so I just, uh,
Speaker 3: I think it's something that unfortunately we have to we
Speaker 3: have to spotlight because of how much this this obviously affects,
Speaker 3: you know, the vast majority of people because clearly they're
Speaker 3: they're how many you know, Uh, the average person is
Speaker 3: well aware of Kanye and and that'll obviously cross their
Speaker 3: feet no matter where they fall in the political spectrum.
Speaker 3: So yeah, but anyway, real quick, I did want to take.
Speaker 8: A moment to, uh, to let the audience know. We
Speaker 8: talked about before the show. Some of the patrons that
Speaker 8: are in the pre show set up or you know,
Speaker 8: they're aware of it. We're I think we're going to
Speaker 8: change up.
Speaker 3: The way we do calls.
Speaker 8: So essentially I think we might scrap the old uh
Speaker 8: you know, you know, dial or whatever thing. So I
Speaker 8: think it's gonna be all streamyard, I think. But the
Speaker 8: thing is for those who are like, oh, so just
Speaker 8: keep in mind you if you want to use it
Speaker 8: like a call, just turn off your camera, just use
Speaker 8: it like you with your phone, and just it'll just
Speaker 8: fall a link. But I think this at the intermission
Speaker 8: that we normally do every episode, we're gonna drop for
Speaker 8: non patrons, we will drop the link in the chats
Speaker 8: and then also probably on maybe on like Jeweles's account,
Speaker 8: like his Twitter account or something so that way. But
Speaker 8: for the patrons, you still get the get ahead of time,
Speaker 8: so you were still pointing out those links, so you
Speaker 8: have like a forty five minute, you know, heads heads up. Essentially,
Speaker 8: you can get in the lobby first. We'll be able
Speaker 8: to tell because we can see you down there. We
Speaker 8: can see if you're there, so we can know who
Speaker 8: who's coming up, So like we'll be able to keep
Speaker 8: in mind who's patrons, who's not so idea. The point
Speaker 8: being is you do get preference, you go to the
Speaker 8: front of the line if your patron. So I think
Speaker 8: that's gonna be the move, you know, because that way,
Speaker 8: you know, to Dick with a stupid annoying call set up.
Speaker 8: It'd be also, you know, easier for Jewels to kind
Speaker 8: of you know, manage that in the back. But yeah,
Speaker 8: so we're gonna start sending out the links, so keep
Speaker 8: an eye out on the live chats. And also I
Speaker 8: guess on Jewles's account so well, but if your patron
Speaker 8: should get him ahead of time. So, but I do
Speaker 8: want to before we one last little thing I thought
Speaker 8: just you know, kind of I guess, not topical in
Speaker 8: any real way, but I just thought this was thought
Speaker 8: this was pre interesting because the second episode, as I
Speaker 8: have referenced, is very much about kind of child trafficking
Speaker 8: type satanic ritual how that connects into the whole global apparatus.
Speaker 8: And uh, we someone's shared I believe they tagged both
Speaker 8: of us or at least me. Uh And there's I
Speaker 8: guess Henry Rowlands grew up next to a finder's house,
Speaker 8: which is kind of fucking wild, and I guess this
Speaker 8: kind of ties in and I guess this kind of
Speaker 8: ties into what we're talking about with controlled assets or
Speaker 8: like kind of the Hollywood types. But where was it at?
Speaker 8: It'll show you right here, uh you know there. I
Speaker 8: guess this is supposedly where the Finders one was at.
Speaker 8: And I guess this is where he was at. And
Speaker 8: so we can see that from statements he's at so
Speaker 8: Beecher Street Northwest. This shows here in the three nine
Speaker 8: one eight West Street Northwest. I'm assuming one of those
Speaker 8: is the Finders One.
Speaker 3: Is this in DC? Or where this?
Speaker 8: Let me see?
Speaker 3: Uh boo, this is in DC. Yep. We grew up
Speaker 3: in a neighborhood in DC called Glover Park.
Speaker 8: I grew up on Beecher Street and lived about two
Speaker 8: blocks away and West Street. Word got out that there
Speaker 8: was a kid down in West Street a bb gun,
Speaker 8: and we said herself, WHOA, we gotta check this motherfucker
Speaker 8: out because nobody we knew how to bb gun at
Speaker 8: the time. And that right there was the subtle, little
Speaker 8: little indication that we realized that Henry Rowlands grew up
Speaker 8: by the Finders just us like a street over street,
Speaker 8: two streets over. It looks like so boom boom boom,
Speaker 8: And they make it sound like it was like way closer,
Speaker 8: but I mean it's still two streets over, but it
Speaker 8: doesn't end there too.
Speaker 3: We see God, Who is it here?
Speaker 8: Who is it? The one of the the Around April
Speaker 8: nineteen eighty one, drummer Simon Jacobson was replaced by Ivor Hanson.
Speaker 8: At the time, Hanson's father was a tap top admiral
Speaker 8: in the US Navy, and his family shared living quarters
Speaker 8: the US Vice President at the Naval Observatory. The band
Speaker 8: held their practices there and would have to be let
Speaker 8: in by Secret Service agents.
Speaker 3: Secret Service. Wow.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean I don't have a strong opinion on
Speaker 8: Henry Rolls or anything. I never really listened to his
Speaker 8: music or heard anything about him, but.
Speaker 3: Flag a bunch.
Speaker 9: Yeah, he's a strange guy.
Speaker 3: Like he very angry, very angry.
Speaker 8: Man, very angry man, very weird. I mean I've seen
Speaker 8: him like yeah.
Speaker 9: Like by the way he talks, in the way he
Speaker 9: handles himself, like, I don't know, he seems like he's
Speaker 9: he's he's one of those.
Speaker 8: Guys called Getting the Van. I guess.
Speaker 9: He also playedane like as a fallen angel in this
Speaker 9: movie called He Never died pretty sure. That's plays what
Speaker 9: is that he plays Kane like yeah, but he was
Speaker 9: like yeah, so, I don't know, maybe something there. I mean,
Speaker 9: it was just like a yeah, shooter movie or whatever.
Speaker 3: It was a shooter movie with Kane. Yeah. There was
Speaker 3: like a cool daughter.
Speaker 9: Mafia, Like some mafia dude kidnaps his daughter and so
Speaker 9: he goes and just like kills.
Speaker 3: The biblical Kane. Yes, that's so funny and has anything
Speaker 3: to do with biblical ath.
Speaker 8: It's just like it's a modern day Oh yeah, and
Speaker 8: I forgot to mention he's the Biblical Cane.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean in.
Speaker 8: A movie, but that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, it's a pop culture influence still.
Speaker 8: The premise for a movie. Yeah, it's like John Wick
Speaker 8: and then you fight out of the way.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, he's the Babel John Yeah, or a taken
Speaker 9: but with Henry Rollins just being angry.
Speaker 3: Ah fuck man, that's too funny.
Speaker 8: That was so he literally played a Biblical cane in
Speaker 8: in a shooter and like a shoot him up.
Speaker 3: But it was like present day I know. That's what
Speaker 3: I'm saying. That's what's saying about it. What the fuck?
Speaker 3: That's what we talked about We talked about Kanye for
Speaker 3: like forty minutes.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I know, right, that was not at all. Yeah,
Speaker 8: we should probably Okay, let's watch it before we transition
Speaker 8: over to like the bringing on fans.
Speaker 3: Let's watch this at least. Yeah, this just only because
Speaker 3: a chance to watch it, Yeah, and is very at
Speaker 3: least uh you know, seemingly just as far as like
Speaker 3: off the heels of the Kanye narrative here, Yeah, I
Speaker 3: watched it. It's dude, I'm telling you hard to watch.
Speaker 3: Jordan Peterson is becoming, as I said in the private
Speaker 3: he's becoming far more unimpressive by the day. Like it's
Speaker 3: honestly extraordinary. Bue.
Speaker 8: In this metaphor my mind is the frog in the
Speaker 8: world is the water and it's boiling.
Speaker 3: It feels like but it really does feel like he
Speaker 3: was sent in some sort of damage control as far
Speaker 3: as like the narrative is concerned.
Speaker 8: We were talking about in the pre chet, which, by
Speaker 8: the way, I guess basically a patron function now since
Speaker 8: so many people show up early. It's just like hanging
Speaker 8: out with us before the show was right, But yeah,
Speaker 8: it does seem to be the move Murray didn't work,
Speaker 8: so ratching it up, and it's all these people that
Speaker 8: are known for having a being able to put off
Speaker 8: substance without actually really having much of it exactly, So.
Speaker 3: That's exactly what he did. Indubitably. That's funny. But yeah,
Speaker 3: he does very much seem like he's a controlled opposition
Speaker 3: to a certain extent at this very moment. Obviously, the
Speaker 3: meeting between Ben Shapiro and net and Yahoo, if that
Speaker 3: didn't throw off any red flags, and I don't know
Speaker 3: what you're looking at obviously, but still watch this because
Speaker 3: this is just ridiculous. Man. You also set that conversation up,
Speaker 3: but hold on, let me turn it up just to
Speaker 3: make sure. Oh it's all the way up. Is it
Speaker 3: loud for you? I think it sounds fine to me.
Speaker 10: You also set that conversation up, but it poked up
Speaker 10: and made itself manifest in that conversation. And the issue
Speaker 10: is how do you identify the psychopathic pretenders? And it's
Speaker 10: even worse now and then make a barrier right now?
Speaker 3: Right us just going on. Jake shields that for decades,
Speaker 3: and they didn't and they couldn't.
Speaker 10: And the Left is not good at drawing barriers, partly
Speaker 10: temperamentally the right, is somewhat better, but there's no shortage
Speaker 10: of monstrosity there. And so then the question is how
Speaker 10: do you how do you draw the line?
Speaker 3: And that's kind of what I.
Speaker 8: Oh, yeah, that's right, you have it. I'm saying, that's
Speaker 8: what I got.
Speaker 3: I got. I'm sorry, Oh you're good. What are you
Speaker 3: gonna say? I was just gonna say this, fuck, God,
Speaker 3: damn it.
Speaker 8: I lost him all that at a point.
Speaker 3: To just wait, watch how long he keeps his eyes closed.
Speaker 8: It's just I remember what I was gonna say. I
Speaker 8: just want to I just wanted to look. Bear in mind,
Speaker 8: as he's saying this, what he's referring to, he's like, oh,
Speaker 8: the lines and the and the psychopaths. What he's literally
Speaker 8: referring to is like the random Twitter people like.
Speaker 3: This is this is us? Like that's no, I don't
Speaker 3: know that's what you want.
Speaker 8: I mean, I totally mean, yeah, I guess like I
Speaker 8: thought you were referring in the context of like us
Speaker 8: going on Jake, but okay, yeah.
Speaker 3: All of us.
Speaker 8: Yes, yeah, no, you're right in that sense, yes, because
Speaker 8: I mean there were a lot of people may don't
Speaker 8: recall this, especially if you're not terminally aligned but this
Speaker 8: has been a thing. It was like right around October seventh,
Speaker 8: and really kind of since he's had these weird like
Speaker 8: if he stopped it seems like he stopped using Twitter
Speaker 8: as much, or I haven't seen it, or he hasn't
Speaker 8: been having meltdowns. There's a weird period where he was
Speaker 8: just flipping. He was just freaking out and.
Speaker 3: Doing Morgan fucking devastatingly cried like it was the most
Speaker 3: unlike it was.
Speaker 8: But it's online people. It's just online people getting to
Speaker 8: them and just fucking dry, and it's they're upset that
Speaker 8: they say shit and then people go, Hi, I bet
Speaker 8: you you got paid off by the Jews, and it's
Speaker 8: like they're just these people are incapable of just like
Speaker 8: shrugging that off or blocking or muting or what and
Speaker 8: like it's like, I'm sorry, this isn't a complaint.
Speaker 3: I take all that. It's just I don't.
Speaker 8: It's just such when I hear people complain about this,
Speaker 8: and it's always in the context of like usually typically
Speaker 8: when we're talking about a fucking war, and it's like
Speaker 8: these people like it. Because I heard Weinstein was complaining
Speaker 8: about this recently with Dave Smith on after I just
Speaker 8: argued in like the overall context being you know, the
Speaker 8: fucking because he was literally talking about anti Semitism and
Speaker 8: hurt feelings and obviously, you know, likely probably meaning his
Speaker 8: experience being oh from Twitter, from fucking online. So then
Speaker 8: you're not real life, you're online life. You have to
Speaker 8: deal with some mild nuisance saying, aha, you look like
Speaker 8: a Jew. Look at you with your fucking mole on
Speaker 8: your nose. You Jew, You look so jew like, just like,
Speaker 8: which is like, okay, I admit, not very fucking nice,
Speaker 8: but it's like, grow the fuck up, especially in the
Speaker 8: context is literally people dying and you're complaining as well.
Speaker 3: I just don't get why people can say kaik.
Speaker 8: On line exactly, and you expect me to take you
Speaker 8: fucking seriously in any way, shape or fucking form, like
Speaker 8: me fucking grow them fucking thick skin and stop fucking
Speaker 8: crying like a fucking I don't know, a pampered bitch.
Speaker 3: Right, And meanwhile we're and seeing of course the uh,
Speaker 3: you know, just as far as anti Semitism being utilized
Speaker 3: as the justification for violating the First Amendment and clearly
Speaker 3: deporting immigrants, right or just like anyone who's even like
Speaker 3: obtained a visa at a certain level. If you're a
Speaker 3: dissenting voice and you oppose Israel, see a bit, you know,
Speaker 3: like that's basically you're MS thirteen. Motherfucker, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean, Like, that's what's happening, which is hilarious. And
Speaker 3: did you see on whatever this is by the way,
Speaker 3: that we revealed that you're MS thirteen. Oh yeah, I
Speaker 3: was like, man Jose came and visited. I didn't realize
Speaker 3: until I met him in person, but this motherfucker's MS thirteen.
Speaker 3: I thought it was so funny. But anyway, it just
Speaker 3: goes to show right, like there's clearly in my mind
Speaker 3: if as far as just like I don't understand how
Speaker 3: anyone couldn't interpret this for what it is, you know
Speaker 3: what I mean, which is obviously you have a controlled
Speaker 3: operator of who's sent to to you know, clearly clearly
Speaker 3: introduce a perspective that might help corral the dissenting opinion
Speaker 3: that that clearly might be. Uh, it's just somewhat influenced
Speaker 3: by by people like us, by people like the chat,
Speaker 3: by people who have some sort of like critical thinking
Speaker 3: skills and can assess and interpret. Uh, you know, the
Speaker 3: propaganda as it comes into it, as far as just
Speaker 3: falls into our lap. And and so yeah, we we
Speaker 3: pose a threat at this moment. And and as embrace
Speaker 3: the earlier, like, dude, what happens if if Tim Poole's
Speaker 3: bitch ass new press seat in the White House press
Speaker 3: room does throw some shade on on you know, Tower
Speaker 3: Gang or Nephelum Death Squad or or already dead. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you know, because if anything, it'll actually help reinforce the
Speaker 3: reality that we face here, you know, which is truly
Speaker 3: just we're in the midst of an information war. And
Speaker 3: if we aren't prepared and ready to kind of defend
Speaker 3: ourselves and combat it as it comes, then yeah, man,
Speaker 3: you know, we're not kind of assessing the paradigm that
Speaker 3: we're currently residing in in a realistic way, in realistic terms,
Speaker 3: and so it's time to come to terms with reality,
Speaker 3: you know. And unfortunately the reality we face is a
Speaker 3: true threat from the establishment. Meaning you hold a distant
Speaker 3: opinion in this current climate, you're a target man. And
Speaker 3: as we just discussed with Jake earlier on the show,
Speaker 3: like Jake's a priority target because of the size of
Speaker 3: his platform, you know, Brogan I talked with Sam about it.
Speaker 3: I'm like, hey, man, take.
Speaker 8: So many fucking times. It's kind of wild. I mean
Speaker 8: it's like it's like, which is almost kind of a
Speaker 8: good thing, which, like I said, you know, I think
Speaker 8: it made a good example of like kind of how
Speaker 8: we're doing exactly what they say you're not supposed to do.
Speaker 8: Because literally after that moment of that like Rogan Dave Smith,
Speaker 8: and then we come on right after like of doing
Speaker 8: this of like taking three hour three plus hours taking
Speaker 8: people from hey you remember you know that mundane thing
Speaker 8: you get told about one high school. All right, follow
Speaker 8: me along. I'm gonna bring you all the way to
Speaker 8: this injury connecting global network of child drafting, satan Satanism,
Speaker 8: you know of falls flags like give me a bit,
Speaker 8: and that's what we did. And uh so it is
Speaker 8: like it's funny on Jake Shields. So it's like these
Speaker 8: people you literally the most, and they try to use
Speaker 8: him because they see him as a parody and does
Speaker 8: some make sense? I get it. It's like, h he
Speaker 8: has fun with it whatever he leans into it. And
Speaker 8: that's and I'm that's kind of my aspect. I'm I'm
Speaker 8: that's I get that but it's like yeah, but it's like, uh,
Speaker 8: you know the literally the their literal most like bottom
Speaker 8: of the barrel parody that they can think of that
Speaker 8: they point to. And it's like, fine, go to that,
Speaker 8: please do like because I mean like, it's like if
Speaker 8: you come away from that and you are repulsed by it,
Speaker 8: I guess I could make a case. So we didn't
Speaker 8: like to do a perfect job to where I can
Speaker 8: say you're a bad faith actor, but okay, fine, it's
Speaker 8: not for you. But I think it'd be a surprising
Speaker 8: amount of people that be like come away from that
Speaker 8: like oh shit, like okay, and maybe I should look
Speaker 8: into a few of these things and after they dude
Speaker 8: be like, oh fuck, what does that mean?
Speaker 3: Yeah, and to this perfect As far as just the
Speaker 3: example that we're presenting here with Jordan Peterson, what platform
Speaker 3: is he on right now? He's on Brogan And and
Speaker 3: I just asked Sam the other day, right I'm already
Speaker 3: dead or not already dead, shit, whatever this is. I
Speaker 3: asked them, you know, was there a concerted effort to
Speaker 3: infiltrate you know, Rogan's inner circle? Right? And and he
Speaker 3: just fucking was like absolutely one hundred percent there was
Speaker 3: a concerted effort, obviously, And I called, he says, I
Speaker 3: called Eddie Bravo up and I told him what I
Speaker 3: felt and what I thought. And Eddie didn't go on
Speaker 3: for forever after that. And that was why, which I
Speaker 3: wondered for forever, why Eddie hadn't been on, you know,
Speaker 3: And and I was like, it's Rogan upset at him
Speaker 3: or something, and and it was apparently Eddie was just like, dude,
Speaker 3: fuck that. You know, obviously, there are clearly, you know,
Speaker 3: some at the very least bad faith actors that are
Speaker 3: attempting to gain access to the Inner Circle and have
Speaker 3: some sort of bad influence uh, you know, in in
Speaker 3: in uh and uh. As far as just the consequential
Speaker 3: outcome there, Yeah, I know, doctor Corbo a man, I
Speaker 3: understand that opinion Rogan is a shill. I hope to
Speaker 3: God that's not the actual reality that we reside in,
Speaker 3: because you know, I clearly just think in my mind,
Speaker 3: I'm just holding out hope. You know that that potentially
Speaker 3: he's been targeted due to the size of his platform
Speaker 3: and and and obviously because of his his due to
Speaker 3: his success as well. Right, he's sort of like in
Speaker 3: some sort of privileged, uh insulated bubble where it's difficult
Speaker 3: to assess reality for what it is, and in in
Speaker 3: some some at least in certain ways, I hope that
Speaker 3: is actually the reality. Hey man, doctor Corbo, don't be
Speaker 3: mad at me. I just I can't completely take the
Speaker 3: black pill. Like you understand how the important? Right, I
Speaker 3: get it.
Speaker 8: You're just you're circling. You're circling with the audience. You're
Speaker 8: not gonna go anywhere. I get what you mean. Though,
Speaker 8: I get what you mean. I'm in the same mind.
Speaker 8: I'm I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if if
Speaker 8: Rogan is. But the same time, I don't know why
Speaker 8: Jill's due. He's talking ship doctor, doctor Corbo, you're my boy.
Speaker 8: Let's let's listen to this fucking, this fucking.
Speaker 3: Drug out, all right. I can talk about how hard.
Speaker 8: His Twitter experience is, UH get in the context of
Speaker 8: a global war.
Speaker 3: But you get what I'm saying, right, Like, it's honestly important.
Speaker 3: As far as just Rogan himself, I agree with the
Speaker 3: intention being a shill, Like, no, that's the last thing.
Speaker 3: I want to embrace his reality. But it does seem
Speaker 3: like it's a potential possibility I get the idea that
Speaker 3: people say that.
Speaker 8: I mean, I think it may be some senses he
Speaker 8: kind of is, depending on what you mean by that, Yeah,
Speaker 8: But in other ways, like I don't know, like we
Speaker 8: just saw, we've been talking about the whole Rogan, Douglas Murray,
Speaker 8: Dave Smith thing, and I don't know. I mean, I'm
Speaker 8: not like close friend to Dave Smith, but I've got
Speaker 8: enough of a feel from him that I think this
Speaker 8: is legit. I don't really think this is some crazy
Speaker 8: stage Masonic event. I think Rogan genuinely doesn't like what's
Speaker 8: going on there. I mean, sure, I think I'd be
Speaker 8: more concerned with like the Teal and Elon connections. And
Speaker 8: even then, I don't think it's necessarily anything negative, I think,
Speaker 8: or not negative, but necessarily anything in petrol. I think
Speaker 8: it might just be that he's just he might just
Speaker 8: be the kind of goof that's like blown away by
Speaker 8: a fucking yeah.
Speaker 3: That's been a Hugure problem for years. Mike Baker coming
Speaker 3: on giving the worst foreign policy advice of all time
Speaker 3: running Defense for the form. You know obviously, uh, you know,
Speaker 3: foreign policy in the military industrial complex. But anyway, I'll
Speaker 3: move on. I love Joe Rogan, I know, because of
Speaker 3: the influence he had on me, honestly, and and and
Speaker 3: and he's like, I don't want yeah, I don't want
Speaker 3: to believe that he could potentially be a compromise shill.
Speaker 8: I didn't know this. I didn't know the Rogan at
Speaker 8: Epstein's brother on and didn't didn't really ask good ship.
Speaker 8: That's kind of wild. I don't know, Gordy, dude, jeral All,
Speaker 8: I don't know, dude, that's crazy, that's insane.
Speaker 3: If he did, you have to send me that that
Speaker 3: I'll look into it as well. But but again, it's
Speaker 3: at the very least, if we're honest actors and we're
Speaker 3: trying to kind of like assess reality for what it
Speaker 3: is and in the landscape we reside in, it's it's
Speaker 3: a conversation we have to have occasionally, that's all. And
Speaker 3: so uh, anyway, let's get into Jordan Peterson, because again,
Speaker 3: he's just reinforcing the nature of what they would do
Speaker 3: if Rogan was an entirely compromised asset, right, they would
Speaker 3: send misdirection misdirection tactics into his inner circle, like a
Speaker 3: Jordan Peterson like, you know what I'm saying, So that's
Speaker 3: the real point that I'm attempting to make here, But yeah,
Speaker 3: who knows what the reality is? How do you draw
Speaker 3: the line?
Speaker 10: And that's kind of what I was because I've been
Speaker 10: watching these right wing they're not right wing, These psychopathic
Speaker 10: types manipulate the edge of the conservative movement for their
Speaker 10: own gain, and a lot of that's cloaked and anti Semitic, guys.
Speaker 10: There's plenty of any Semitism on the left to by
Speaker 10: the way, So it's not unique anti semitism, particularly now, yes, yes, yes,
Speaker 10: particularly now. And so you know, you've let your curiosity
Speaker 10: guide you, your curiosity, desire for knowledge, this quest you've
Speaker 10: you've let that guide you as a podcaster. And I'm,
Speaker 10: by the way, I'm trying to work through exactly the
Speaker 10: same sort of thing.
Speaker 3: Annoying.
Speaker 10: How do you know, given your rap radical increase in
Speaker 10: statue in the last ten years, how do you know
Speaker 10: cool when your curiosity and even your skepticism about the
Speaker 10: fact that things aren't the way that people say they are,
Speaker 10: because that's certainly being demonstrated in the last ten years.
Speaker 10: How do you how should anyone decide what guardrails to
Speaker 10: put up? Like, what do you look for you do
Speaker 10: you have a conceptual system worked out for that, like
Speaker 10: and what.
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 8: Honestly is that not It's a struggle session, dude, That's
Speaker 8: what that was. Absolutely, And Joe, honestly, Joe was did
Speaker 8: not seem to be having because as soon as you
Speaker 8: said what he asked that question, he goes, oh, especially
Speaker 8: now you can see his face like he's get out
Speaker 8: of that. You can see they almost talk of their eyes.
Speaker 8: You could you could see it. Even donnad georganes like, yeah,
Speaker 8: especially now and just kind of like, let's move past that.
Speaker 8: Let's sell those I know, man, Yeah, but let's say
Speaker 8: what was he saying?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 3: No, I just thought it was hilarious. I agree, it's wild.
Speaker 8: All right, Let's let's take a minute. I gotta pee.
Speaker 8: Let's let's play the Let's play our little uh player
Speaker 8: a little intermission. It's shorter today, Austin, so uh you
Speaker 8: have to we didn't have a lot of morning dumps
Speaker 8: this week, so uh, it's a little bit shorter. So
Speaker 8: let's go ahead and we're gonna play this. We'll be
Speaker 8: back in a minute. We're gonna take calls.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 8: In the meantime, Jules is gonna send out links. He's
Speaker 8: gonna send him out to the chats. Uh, so keep
Speaker 8: an eye out, send him out to his Twitter, which
Speaker 8: is what at the r E water pill.
Speaker 3: So there you go, so great pilled pod with.
Speaker 8: An E like like a nice little englishman. But yes,
Speaker 8: so great pilled also in the chat, So keep it
Speaker 8: if you want to pop in you. I mean, it
Speaker 8: does get priority to the patrons because we have multiple
Speaker 8: patrons who have been waiting patiently here from the beginning,
Speaker 8: so they hung out with us at the beginning. But
Speaker 8: all right, we're gonna go. We're gonna go and play
Speaker 8: this video and we'll be back with you guys in
Speaker 8: a couple minutes, all right.
Speaker 1: See top lobs of productions.
Speaker 8: Four armist said said Usually what happens is the FBI
Speaker 8: classifies documents under as many classifications as possible to make
Speaker 8: it harder for people to get at them, which eventually
Speaker 8: leads to unrelated documents showing up in releases decades later.
Speaker 8: The same sort of thing happened with the JFK files. Yeah,
Speaker 8: it's kind of obviously that's a joke, you know, Obviously
Speaker 8: the first fucking idiot says, that's not the real post,
Speaker 8: and I said, thanks for clearing that up. They were
Speaker 8: doing as if we didn't know that supposed Yeah, fucking
Speaker 8: you're fucking retarded. If you go to some sort of
Speaker 8: retreat with a bunch of fucking glowies and be like,
Speaker 8: let's fucking do hallucinogenics, this will be fucking great. I'm
Speaker 8: not gonna get reprogrammed or anything.
Speaker 5: Even you haven't been. How is he.
Speaker 11: Gradually are infiltrated by people with a significant political partisan
Speaker 11: agenda who then proceeds who.
Speaker 8: We no fucking way reallypinized these institutions against Americans.
Speaker 3: We've seen this in the USA.
Speaker 8: Underground tunnels were running from the property to the homes
Speaker 8: of famous guests like Warren Beatty, Jack Nicholson, and James Kane.
Speaker 8: So let's, uh, let's watch it. But then on the
Speaker 8: inverse we have James Lindsay, which it seems like, if
Speaker 8: there is a role to play, he's kind of playing
Speaker 8: the he's playing the top lobstera essentially, but he's not
Speaker 8: doing it well everybody like or something. But I remember
Speaker 8: when he had Dave on well back. I checked out
Speaker 8: that episode, and even within that he made some allusions
Speaker 8: to this guy being a too nick being a fed.
Speaker 8: He has some weird heart on for Nick and I
Speaker 8: just don't.
Speaker 10: Get I'm talking about you for you, I'm not talking
Speaker 10: about a MANX.
Speaker 8: I need you by my side.
Speaker 3: Mhm.
Speaker 8: And he fucking predicted the future. You knew we were
Speaker 8: gonna be talking about fucking yeah second and everything.
Speaker 3: Huh yeah, all right.
Speaker 8: Well, I guess we're ready to bring on, bring on
Speaker 8: some of the bring Some of the guests.
Speaker 3: On posted a.
Speaker 9: Link on X. I posted a link in your rumble chat, Jose.
Speaker 9: I don't know if anyone's in Austin's guys start going
Speaker 9: to Austin watching on there too.
Speaker 3: You just made.
Speaker 9: Also in both both of your YouTube Uh well chats
Speaker 9: so okay?
Speaker 5: Cool?
Speaker 3: Well hell you.
Speaker 8: Webell, We see more of your rolling in here in
Speaker 8: a second, he's my mic weird. I just noticed in
Speaker 8: like my made my headphone.
Speaker 3: This is good.
Speaker 8: You also got stronger in one of the other I
Speaker 8: think the mics they're old and shitty. So yeah, let
Speaker 8: us know the group of y'all, which one of y'all
Speaker 8: want to come in?
Speaker 3: And I really do want to actually talk about this
Speaker 3: SpaceX bullshit with Palanteer and Enderim because it is nuts,
Speaker 3: like the missile defense system that's allegedly going because it's
Speaker 3: essentially the Iron Dome, but it's the Golden Dome for Trump.
Speaker 3: And uh, we're talking about like legitimately like drones in
Speaker 3: our airspace. Like it's fucking crazy, crazy shit, you know
Speaker 3: what I mean. Like, So, just as far as I
Speaker 3: don't know, I feel like it's it's a worthwhile conversation
Speaker 3: in many ways.
Speaker 8: Right, Let's say, would you mind if we bring a
Speaker 8: bring on one of the guests first and we can
Speaker 8: either talk with them or talk with him after. So yeah, yeah,
Speaker 8: all right, I see the abrogate D's in the back
Speaker 8: seeming like he's a keeps showing his fingies, so I
Speaker 8: think he wants to talk. What's up, Bud?
Speaker 3: How you doing pretty good? How are you guys doing good?
Speaker 5: Good?
Speaker 3: But something about it's a long time no see?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, join a campfire?
Speaker 8: Hell yeah, dude, you got anything? Or you just want
Speaker 8: to chill because Austin does have a top present so you.
Speaker 4: Can present a topic. It's someone to say congratulations on
Speaker 4: Jake Shields and all the attention you guys get lately.
Speaker 8: Oh appreciate it. Brother, You've been there since Jump Street.
Speaker 8: So I appreciate it. Probably one of my earliest patrons.
Speaker 8: I appreciate you were there before people were giving me
Speaker 8: money having you around, and you're an old school twer
Speaker 8: Gang fan of that for sure. Uh yeah, if we
Speaker 8: ever may go to your neck of the woods, we'll
Speaker 8: have to hang out. Or if you're making Broke bro
Speaker 8: Groove coming in June. But all right, Austin, take it
Speaker 8: away and then we'll, I guess kind of we'll talk
Speaker 8: about together.
Speaker 3: Sounds good, buddy, oh man. Yeah, This is honestly as
Speaker 3: far for the course really as far as everything we
Speaker 3: cover and just so often where we're discussing the technocracy
Speaker 3: and how it's kind of playing out and being fully
Speaker 3: implemented in this sort of infrastructural you know, just as
Speaker 3: far as like the end result is clearly like we're
Speaker 3: seeing the A the AI infrastructure being perfectly put into
Speaker 3: place right and this is a part of it. As
Speaker 3: far as like SpaceX Andill Peter Till, all of Peter
Speaker 3: Til's companies are clearly involved in this partnership as well.
Speaker 3: But this is worth at least being aware of.
Speaker 12: SpaceX is fronting a bid to build President Trump's proposed
Speaker 12: Golden Dome missile Defense system, a satellite based shield designed
Speaker 12: to detect and stop long range attacks. The company is
Speaker 12: working with Talenteer and Drone Maker and AILL on a
Speaker 12: concept that would launch hundreds of satellites into low Earth
Speaker 12: orbit to track threats in real time. Another fleet, at
Speaker 12: all two hundred satellites would carry strike capabilities like missiles
Speaker 12: or directed energy weapons. SpaceX is leading the custody layer
Speaker 12: satellites that track incoming threats in real time. Early design
Speaker 12: costs are estimated at six to ten billion dollars. Instead
Speaker 12: of the government owning the system, SpaceX is pitching a
Speaker 12: subscription model. The Pentagon would pay for access, similar to
Speaker 12: a service, an approach that could speed up development, but
Speaker 12: Rais's questions about long term control and oversight. Over one
Speaker 12: hundred and eighty companies have shown interest, including Logeed, Boeing,
Speaker 12: and Northrop, but SpaceX's existing satellite network and launch capability
Speaker 12: may give it a head start. Trump signed an executive
Speaker 12: order in January directing the Pentagon to evaluate options. Early
Speaker 12: rollout could begin as soon as twenty twenty six, though
Speaker 12: timelines and team structures could shift as planning evolves. Analysts
Speaker 12: say the full system could eventually cost hundreds of billions
Speaker 12: of dollars, and while SpaceX has experience with satellite deployment,
Speaker 12: the company hasn't built a nationwide missile defense network, something
Speaker 12: officials say will take significant coordination and testing. Musk, a
Speaker 12: major donor to Trump aligned causes, now advises the Trump
Speaker 12: administration on government efficiency. His central role in the project
Speaker 12: has sparked debate over transparency, influence, and whether Silicon Valley
Speaker 12: firms are ready to lead national security programs at this scale.
Speaker 12: For more of our unbiasedream, it's crazy.
Speaker 8: Yes. Well, by the way, I abrogate a heavy meta
Speaker 8: just because the crickets are allowed. So just mute yourself
Speaker 8: whenever you talk. Uh but yeah, there you go. Yeah,
Speaker 8: woh yeah. So and I did turn your volume down
Speaker 8: a little bit. You're going over a little hot, but
Speaker 8: so say that again, Alice, gotcha?
Speaker 3: Okay, perfect, I think you're good. Now you have a
Speaker 3: good level. Now good.
Speaker 8: But yeah, man, that's fucking so. It might sounds to
Speaker 8: me like that they it no longer is a dome
Speaker 8: per se. That's just it miss a gnomer, like a
Speaker 8: just nomenclature. They're using and doing some tech futuristic ship
Speaker 8: is what it sounds like to me, because honestly, I
Speaker 8: mean not to say. When he first throw this iron
Speaker 8: dome idea, I was like, this is fucking retarded. Now
Speaker 8: I'm like, well, I still think it's kind of retarded
Speaker 8: and freaky. It's like it makes more sense now. Before
Speaker 8: it was like, you want a United States iron dome
Speaker 8: because it's the United States. It's fucking huge, So like,
Speaker 8: I don't think it's gonna work. But no, I guess
Speaker 8: like a high like some sort of light type yeah, missile.
Speaker 3: Yeah, freaky though it is, yeah, obviously because what what yeah?
Speaker 3: I mean, Uh, that in essence is international in scope obviously, right,
Speaker 3: because it clearly doesn't seem to have any sort of
Speaker 3: like you know, restricted borders that it's dealing in, you know,
Speaker 3: as far as like where it operates. No, it's actual
Speaker 3: satellite technology, so that in itself is international in scope, right,
Speaker 3: So I don't know in my mind. Like when you
Speaker 3: read this Reuter's article about this a separate fleet of
Speaker 3: two hundred attack satellites being armed with missiles and lasers
Speaker 3: that would then bring enemy missiles down, three of the
Speaker 3: sources said apparently, and this is a SpaceX group, not
Speaker 3: expected to be involved in the weaponization of satellites, but
Speaker 3: still one of the sources familiar with the talks described
Speaker 3: them as a departure from the usual acquisition process. And
Speaker 3: there's an attitude that the national security and defense community
Speaker 3: has to be sensitive and differential to Elon Musk because
Speaker 3: of his role in government. And this is just like
Speaker 3: the weird framework of the Reuter's article. And essentially it
Speaker 3: says that SpaceX and Musk refused to actually comment on
Speaker 3: any of this, and the Pentagon responded in detail by
Speaker 3: question as far as like saying that it will deliver
Speaker 3: options to the President for his decision in aligned with
Speaker 3: the executive order and in alignment with White House guidance
Speaker 3: and timelines. But again this isn't, you know, obviously an
Speaker 3: international project, as far as just like the scope in itself,
Speaker 3: like I said, it's satellite technology, so I don't know.
Speaker 8: Yeah, at the very least, sorry good ever get.
Speaker 4: Oh I was gonna say, I'm sorry.
Speaker 5: Uh, well, if there's any good news about us, well
Speaker 5: it's not good news.
Speaker 9: Maybe this is a payoff to military contractors, Like.
Speaker 11: Maybe if they spent all this stupid money on a
Speaker 11: system that won't work, you don't have to blew up Iran,
Speaker 11: you know what I mean?
Speaker 8: Absolutely, this is like it's a cash trump check of
Speaker 8: Iron Dome without saying he retarded, because honestly, as I
Speaker 8: was listening, I heard like what he said it was
Speaker 8: like six to eight billion?
Speaker 3: Is they projected like at least just really?
Speaker 8: Yeah, So it was like, oh, okay, because when I
Speaker 8: first heard the iron Dome, because I remember like, and
Speaker 8: that was one of his day one things he said,
Speaker 8: They're like, oh, fucking iron dome, we're gonna do. Not
Speaker 8: that you'd have it done on day one, but like
Speaker 8: as he was coming in, he was saying something about
Speaker 8: an iron dome, like oh, we're gonna do this, and
Speaker 8: it was like, what the fuck? Like an iron dome
Speaker 8: for the United States? And so now it doesn't recompenct.
Speaker 2: Like that.
Speaker 3: Headlines, right, yeah, it really has been, and so yeah,
Speaker 3: that was my concern as well. And when I read.
Speaker 8: Because you have us being like oh okay, yeah, I
Speaker 8: know right, you said a crazy thing before, and we're
Speaker 8: like oh okay, okay, get it and think about actual
Speaker 8: normy like some not not us. So what does that
Speaker 8: do to them? They're like, oh, sign me up? Yeah,
Speaker 8: I liked it before, right, right, that was just more
Speaker 8: reasonable exactly.
Speaker 3: But no, obviously the problem here is just it's the boondoggle,
Speaker 3: you know, and it's playing out before our eyes, and
Speaker 3: I'm tired. I'm kind of tired of just watching idly by,
Speaker 3: who are standing idly by and while we witness our
Speaker 3: taxpayer dollars just going to uh this this, Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 3: war's a racket, man, you know what I mean? And
Speaker 3: what do we see? We see, uh, at the very least,
Speaker 3: we see the Pentagon kind of putting itself into the
Speaker 3: perfect position to undermine alongside Israel, undermine talks with Tehran
Speaker 3: and and and Iran as far as what's being discussed
Speaker 3: in negotiations right now. In my mind, this is the
Speaker 3: perfect excuse to ratchet up tensions even further with Iran.
Speaker 3: And this is where the pivot is taking place, which
Speaker 3: we've been discussing and spotlighting every step of the way.
Speaker 3: So in no way is this shocking to us.
Speaker 8: We missed the law while we were gone, we did,
Speaker 8: and it was all days, right, It's crazy. I was
Speaker 8: just thinking that because actually, as you were talking, I
Speaker 8: was like, oh, what should be talking about next? I
Speaker 8: was thinking I brought up the Lably thing and I
Speaker 8: was just thinking about it. It was like there are
Speaker 8: there was the hegseth thing that happened while we were
Speaker 8: gone too, So the heck's with? I'm watching currently the
Speaker 8: Tucker Carlson coverage of the call Ball guy. Uh you know,
Speaker 8: the one of the guy who got booted for being good.
Speaker 8: Uh So yeah, we're seeing we're seeing some wild ship
Speaker 8: play on the world stage right now. All right, everget
Speaker 8: these we're about to Actually I'm gonna swap over to
Speaker 8: the lab league story. We have another person in the
Speaker 8: back that we're gonna bring on.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 8: You can stick around if you want, if you have
Speaker 8: anything else for us, you know, now's the time, Bud.
Speaker 8: But I appreciate you joining us and being a being
Speaker 8: there for us since since the beginning, Bud.
Speaker 3: For sure.
Speaker 4: Well, I am hoping to get out the brogro. So
Speaker 4: we'll see what happens.
Speaker 3: Show up, brother, Hell yeah, yeah, that'll be fun.
Speaker 8: I'll smoke out with you.
Speaker 3: Let's do it.
Speaker 4: Let's know it, all right, guys, have a great mac.
Speaker 3: Are you too?
Speaker 8: Shot you on? I'm bringing you on unless you tell
Speaker 8: me otherwise. But you already got your face up there,
Speaker 8: so I think we're good. What's yep, dude?
Speaker 9: What it do? Oh?
Speaker 8: We're kicking you out?
Speaker 3: You get out of here? What's what's up?
Speaker 8: Shout you on? What's up?
Speaker 3: Dude?
Speaker 5: Hey, what's up?
Speaker 7: Guys?
Speaker 8: He's good to be here with you. We're gonna I
Speaker 8: think we're gonna talk. But do you have anything you
Speaker 8: want to talk to you about?
Speaker 3: With us? Real quick?
Speaker 8: Otherwise we got some ship we can go through.
Speaker 5: So I'm gonna go ahead, keep them keeping.
Speaker 8: I wanted to take a second because, as I said,
Speaker 8: this is a little bit late, and considering how me
Speaker 8: and you do a morning show and we typically are
Speaker 8: really right on the news, this is super duper duper late.
Speaker 8: But it's kind of like, how do we not cover
Speaker 8: this there recently? I guess we're Isn't that cool? Look
Speaker 8: at that fucking photo. I'm not a Trump guy, but like, man,
Speaker 8: because that doesn't get a little bit hyped up, then
Speaker 8: I'm not even in the Trump. I'm like, that's cool.
Speaker 8: It's a cool photo. But yeah, that's a walking in
Speaker 8: lab leak true origins of COVID and then a little
Speaker 8: signed nineteen and even the little signature. Then come on,
Speaker 8: come on, they're putting all the bells and whistles here.
Speaker 8: But anyways, Yeah, if you go to white House dot
Speaker 8: gov now slash lab leak true Origins, they have a
Speaker 8: whole flashy little infographic that kind of goes into the
Speaker 8: current White House stance and now is this this is
Speaker 8: stuff that like used to be you'd get kicked off YouTube,
Speaker 8: and now it's the official government stance, and they would
Speaker 8: I mean, we guess we could go through this point
Speaker 8: by point that seems a bit much, but I'd say
Speaker 8: mostly people probably already mind a lot of this. But
Speaker 8: I think the real takeaway here is just the degree
Speaker 8: to which they fucking lambass Fauci. I think it probably
Speaker 8: at least reads the beginning here, like it starts out
Speaker 8: with the origin at the cool infographic origin the proximal
Speaker 8: Origin of stars. CoV two publication, which was used repeatedly
Speaker 8: by public health officials and the media, descredit that the
Speaker 8: lablake theory was prompted by doctor Fauci to push the
Speaker 8: preferred narrative that COVID nineteen originated naturally. The virus possesses
Speaker 8: a and it goes one of the virus possesses a
Speaker 8: biological characteristic that is not found in nature. Two data
Speaker 8: shows it all COVID nineteen cases stem from a single
Speaker 8: introduction into humans. This runs contrary to previous pandemics where
Speaker 8: there were multiple spillover events.
Speaker 3: Three.
Speaker 8: Wuhan is home to China's foremost SARS research life, which
Speaker 8: has a history of conducting gain of function research, gene
Speaker 8: altering and organism supercharging at inadequate biosafety levels. Four Wuhan
Speaker 8: Institute of Virology researchers were sick with COVID like symptoms
Speaker 8: in the follow twenty nineteen months before COVID nineteen was
Speaker 8: discovered at the wet market. Five. By nearly all measures
Speaker 8: of science, if there was evidence of a natural origin,
Speaker 8: it would have already surfaced. But it hasn't. And I
Speaker 8: go further on with this blah blah blah, but you
Speaker 8: will see throughout fauci faucifauci, faucifauci, fauci. Look even here's
Speaker 8: like an even little cool Now it's the opposite of
Speaker 8: the cool intographic of the being announced. Here here's the
Speaker 8: bad guy in for graphic just like you're getting political
Speaker 8: any sort of political propaganda. And they're obviously they're also
Speaker 8: showing off the granted clemency here for him, it says
Speaker 8: a full and unconditional pardoner for any offenses against the
Speaker 8: United States which we may have committed or taking part
Speaker 8: in dot dot dot from January first, twenty fourteen. So
Speaker 8: he was one of the ones that was covered from
Speaker 8: that sweeping since twenty fourteen, which I think we me
Speaker 8: and you have talked about on the show that then
Speaker 8: later we had I believe was Trump that made some
Speaker 8: sort of statement saying that essentially they were no longer
Speaker 8: you know, he was no longer choosing to recognize those
Speaker 8: or some shit, which I don't know the legal I mean,
Speaker 8: this is all executive of sweeping actions anyway, So it's like,
Speaker 8: I don't know what the fucking rules are here. I
Speaker 8: don't think you can retroactively call someone's else's bullshit. But
Speaker 8: then again, his was calling it bullshit because it was
Speaker 8: like an auto pen thing and technically not him. But anyways,
Speaker 8: point being is one of this weird legal quandary where
Speaker 8: there's this in between where technically you have almost it
Speaker 8: cancels each other out to where it's kind of whatever
Speaker 8: the establishment wants it to be, uh to where it
Speaker 8: because like you know, where the idea that a lot
Speaker 8: of people brought up that when he got this part,
Speaker 8: and they're like, okay, well, the silver lining here is
Speaker 8: that now you can he can testify. I don't I
Speaker 8: think the fact that Trump, you know, did the opposing
Speaker 8: thing completely nix that because it's like, yeah, I guess
Speaker 8: sort of. But even then, now it's debatable because it's
Speaker 8: like him admitting to crime could be admitting to crime,
Speaker 8: so it's in a weird, vague spot. It's also like
Speaker 8: now we're in a spot where he's sort of in
Speaker 8: a weird even just from like a logistical standpoint of
Speaker 8: like what would be smart to do?
Speaker 3: She's not.
Speaker 8: He'd be smart not just say anything bad about Trump,
Speaker 8: because it's like, technically speaking, maybe he could fucking like
Speaker 8: pulls actually makes some shit happen and follow through in
Speaker 8: his word of like oh this isn't legit and actually
Speaker 8: but yeah, it just it seems wild that we're in
Speaker 8: this weird illegal system where things are you know, and
Speaker 8: they're just there. So it's point being is there's nothing
Speaker 8: that can be done here. They're using there, pointing everything
Speaker 8: at Fauci, which is that you would think it's what
Speaker 8: we all wanted because we all were like at one point,
Speaker 8: everyone get but it's like this is literally nothing. It's
Speaker 8: like we're not even gonna get like a truth out
Speaker 8: of it because you'll never say a word and they
Speaker 8: will get no legal action while he takes all of
Speaker 8: the fucking heat.
Speaker 3: Exactly, and even that, what will it do. It'll only
Speaker 3: be just some sort of you know, honestly service level.
Speaker 3: You know, none of it will actually like go at
Speaker 3: least directly you know, identify the root. Cause like, no,
Speaker 3: that's not happening. And and that's the point. So okay,
Speaker 3: you you have someone to crucify. That's great for everyone. Yeah,
Speaker 3: including the establishment. Okay, so fuck that. You know, it's like, no,
Speaker 3: we're not actually getting any sort of actual, real uh consequence,
Speaker 3: that's that's of any real value. No one's being held accountable,
Speaker 3: you know. And uh and this is all a joke.
Speaker 3: So yeah, psychological warfare, Bubba McCaw, he knows what's up.
Speaker 3: And uh and and that's what's playing out before our
Speaker 3: rise in every single aspect of the culture war and
Speaker 3: every single aspect of the political establishment, you know, securing
Speaker 3: its position in in the two party paradigm and the
Speaker 3: and the political duality and the delusion that's playing out
Speaker 3: that everyone seems to fall into this ridiculous framework as
Speaker 3: if it's a realistic paradigm. It's a joke, you know,
Speaker 3: And and yeah, assess power for what it is and
Speaker 3: and and how it's manipulated and exploited and leverage against us.
Speaker 3: And then and then you know, you can finally come
Speaker 3: correct to the table and kind of assess where you
Speaker 3: are in the world that we we we reside in.
Speaker 3: And and that's what we have to do, man, I mean,
Speaker 3: it's nothing that that makes us feel good in any
Speaker 3: sort of way as far as like, you know, the
Speaker 3: inevitable the inevitable result is, oh shit, this is far
Speaker 3: more terrifying than we were ever willing to uh write
Speaker 3: acknowledge in the first place. Yeah, unfortunately that is the case.
Speaker 3: So what do we do from there? Well, deal with
Speaker 3: the realistic terms that we've been dealt, you know, I mean,
Speaker 3: and honest, that's the only way objectively, And that's what
Speaker 3: drives me insane. That's the reason, you know, I continually
Speaker 3: see people fall into this trap and worship these false
Speaker 3: idols and and and uh and act as if democrat
Speaker 3: or Republican means anything as if it's any different, it's
Speaker 3: just like laughable. You know, what are you doing with
Speaker 3: your time?
Speaker 8: It's like what we said on the show is that
Speaker 8: whatever looks like we're gonna get a COVID COVID, But
Speaker 8: for Jews, it's like it looks like it's basically what
Speaker 8: we're getting is that it's we're gonna get all the
Speaker 8: same effects, you know, censorship wise, as we did from COVID,
Speaker 8: but it's all gonna be Jay related and it's gonna
Speaker 8: be so it's the same thing but for the rights.
Speaker 8: So all right, shy you own all right? How old
Speaker 8: were you when you stop sucking off your.
Speaker 3: Cousin all the way? All the way younger than for.
Speaker 5: Yeah, on the he's I mean, you gotta be skeptical
Speaker 5: of anything that's put in front of your face, you know, sir.
Speaker 5: It's like he's way too much in our face for
Speaker 5: us to really even I think that's any type of
Speaker 5: thing that's organic.
Speaker 8: No, I agree, yeah, yeah, I mean yeah. My only
Speaker 8: point is like I don't know when it's organic and
Speaker 8: when it's not. And so it's like and I think
Speaker 8: and I do think that it's both. So like I
Speaker 8: genuinely think because he does seem like maybe I'm reading
Speaker 8: it wrong, maybe he's completely controlled through and through and
Speaker 8: everything that happens with him as intended. But I think
Speaker 8: it's just too wild to be like, come on, dude,
Speaker 8: get back here, come on yeay, And the next thing
Speaker 8: you know, he's he's slinging his big titty wife around
Speaker 8: naked around town, you know what I mean, Like like, Okay,
Speaker 8: we got him back, we got him back in the leash,
Speaker 8: And the next thing you know, he's fucking why is
Speaker 8: he singing about sucking office cousin? What's going on? But
Speaker 8: I don't even interpret this. It's as bad as a
Speaker 8: good Do we let him do it?
Speaker 3: What do we do?
Speaker 5: That I've been seeing is that a lot of these
Speaker 5: celebrities do have you know, sexual experience is very young,
Speaker 5: that it does mess them off. Like I've recently realized
Speaker 5: a lot of these people that we look at celebrities
Speaker 5: that were like, oh, this person's piece of shit. Look
Speaker 5: at what he's doing, Look what she's doing. All those
Speaker 5: people were really screwed up. Like so, I found out
Speaker 5: recently that Paris Hilton, when she was about fourteen or sixteen,
Speaker 5: was sent to Utah to Utah.
Speaker 8: One of those weird camps.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, and weird they have like the huge high
Speaker 5: child abuse statistics because the government holds or the state
Speaker 5: holds religious things more high in regard than.
Speaker 3: More religious exemptions of hanging out in Utah.
Speaker 5: And she was saying that she was raped by her
Speaker 5: her staff mates and everything. Well, yea, and the fact
Speaker 5: that her parents, you know, her, that family, there's no
Speaker 5: reason for them to send them there unless they knew
Speaker 5: exactly what they were sending her there for. You know
Speaker 5: what I'm saying. Out of all the places you could
Speaker 5: send a person in the world, you canna send them
Speaker 5: to Utah. Who goes to Utah? You know what I'm saying, apparently,
Speaker 5: And then you know, so, I'm just it made me
Speaker 5: look at her a little differently when I said, and
Speaker 5: then she came right out of eighteen and just started
Speaker 5: just would out in the world and just being somebody
Speaker 5: that we just looked down upon.
Speaker 3: You're talking against those care facilities that you're talking about,
Speaker 3: that she grew up in this that she was exposed
Speaker 3: to from her parents. Right Like, she's actually going and
Speaker 3: speaking in front of you know, actual government authorities and
Speaker 3: trying to make some sort of like accountability play out
Speaker 3: in some sort of way. It is crazy to witness. Honestly,
Speaker 3: her sister's married to a rothschild. So yeah, dude, you
Speaker 3: know that she ala uh no, I hear I hear you.
Speaker 11: She was.
Speaker 3: There, you go, motherfuckers. She was passed off to add
Speaker 3: On Koshogi right like in the the Ran Contra Epstein Networks.
Speaker 3: So that's it by gone. Maxwell, she was arranged and
Speaker 3: given as a gift.
Speaker 8: Did you have her dad? Was a night of Malta?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, hey man, I heard, like tis mother.
Speaker 5: Last thing I want to ask y'all. Last things you
Speaker 5: hear about this like four hundred billion dollars some crazy
Speaker 5: crazy amount, like highest ever for in l a settlement
Speaker 5: for child abuse cases going back to the fifties. And
Speaker 5: it's like thousands of kids institutional uh child abuse in Hollywood.
Speaker 5: So now we have thousands of children that are now
Speaker 5: getting or they're not children anymore, but right instead are
Speaker 5: getting these settlements that now I guess I'm sure they're
Speaker 5: not gonna be allowed to talk after they get some
Speaker 5: of this money. Yeah, there's a lot. It's like a
Speaker 5: big thing. Right now, they're silencing a lot of people
Speaker 5: right now.
Speaker 3: Absolutely. I'm all these big Martin kids are adults now too, man,
Speaker 3: and a lot of them had to had to essentially,
Speaker 3: you know, just sign away their silence, right.
Speaker 8: Send us that, Sauce, dude, if you've got any links
Speaker 8: in that, I haven't heard that of you.
Speaker 3: I haven't heard anything real.
Speaker 5: Quick like l a child abuse law. So it's the
Speaker 5: biggest settlement ever given out by LA probably for anything.
Speaker 8: Brother, if you got a link the f s that
Speaker 8: you shooting some of the chat, well the well, your
Speaker 8: mom you can come on and talk to us about it.
Speaker 8: You're in the in there, so yeah, okay, come on, dude.
Speaker 8: I told him was we're about to wrap up. We're
Speaker 8: getting near the end of her bud, so you better
Speaker 8: fucking get in here. And honestly, I'll be on. I
Speaker 8: miss pretty any pretty much. That's another thing we missed.
Speaker 8: We basically me and you miss that. I saw bits
Speaker 8: and pieces, but let's be real, I was in no,
Speaker 8: I'll be it was hard. It was really hard, fucking
Speaker 8: all this the news going on this past week and
Speaker 8: be like, no, no, Jose, fucking take some Okayce notes,
Speaker 8: pay attention, go back, go back to that stuff. Don't
Speaker 8: worry about whatever the fuck Trump's saying about Fauci or
Speaker 8: what's going.
Speaker 3: On with Seth or what's like doing the same thing.
Speaker 3: I know, I just kept trying to detach and unplug
Speaker 3: and try and remember what I had to focus on,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean, Like, what the fuck does happened?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I don't know who fucking cares, Like I fucking care, right,
Speaker 8: you're real? Yeah, so I didn't hear shit about I mean,
Speaker 8: I saw that there was a shooting.
Speaker 3: I did see.
Speaker 8: I couldn't help it. Me and you, actually, I think
Speaker 8: me and you were talking about and you're literally in
Speaker 8: your living room. I think we were like we did
Speaker 8: look into it because someone shared something. We're like, oh shit,
Speaker 8: something about like some being, you know, some connection to
Speaker 8: some fucking cuban X. And come to find I was
Speaker 8: like one of the people.
Speaker 3: Who got shot.
Speaker 8: So, like you, you glance at that thing in passing,
Speaker 8: you probably think that the stat is like reference to
Speaker 8: the shooter. No, it's just into one of the victims,
Speaker 8: which like, okay, yeah, I guess you could say that,
Speaker 8: like maybe it was some sort of mob hit or something.
Speaker 8: But like I mean, I think you know, most people
Speaker 8: saw that and probably were thinking the implication there was
Speaker 8: some sort of Cuban exile connection in the sense of
Speaker 8: like literally the shooter. I mean, yeah, it was point
Speaker 8: being I have no idea what the fu's going on
Speaker 8: with that. I haven't looked into it. The boy, her
Speaker 8: teeth looks stunning right now something, I mean, I don't
Speaker 8: really she's kind of a bitch, but man, she was like,
Speaker 8: she looks like a too.
Speaker 3: He's actually really great for Trump, honestly, like she kills
Speaker 3: at her job. But as much as I can't stand her,
Speaker 3: you know, portrayal of certain establishment narratives.
Speaker 8: Yeah, let's yeah, we forgot that. We have this story,
Speaker 8: so let's it was this Timmy pool.
Speaker 3: Pool, Yeah, the Timpoole new seat in the White House
Speaker 3: press room.
Speaker 8: And she's announce this is that what's going on here?
Speaker 3: Comes directly after No you'll see, you'll see the framework
Speaker 3: of this narrative. It's it's hilarious as it plays out.
Speaker 3: But yeah, Tim Poole's obviously been gifted this position after
Speaker 3: his Chatham House Rules meeting with with that Nahou, which
Speaker 3: was very exclusive. Apparently you have to suck off Israel
Speaker 3: stick and and yeah, yeah, yeah, brings the wall to you.
Speaker 8: They don't know that bring occasions like this, you know,
Speaker 8: when it's just wouldn't be feasible to bring them all
Speaker 8: the way to is real. They bring the wall to
Speaker 8: you like they have their own section. They bring like
Speaker 8: they have a air force jew and uh you know,
Speaker 8: and they bring the wall wall.
Speaker 3: You kiss it up, youss.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's fucking weird. That's in the States, that is Yeah, dude,
Speaker 8: fucking Trump fucking went in. Uh, I believe it's so
Speaker 8: that's like pretty much all of them go and go
Speaker 8: to see the tomb of Rebbi Schneerson or Reba Schneers,
Speaker 8: which is weird.
Speaker 3: The rebel people. Yeah, yeah, man, we fuck tunnel lizards.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you. It's the playing out before our eyes, honestly,
Speaker 3: and apparently it all stems back to that in some
Speaker 3: sort of way, right, it goes deep. Yeah, that's what
Speaker 3: I'm saying.
Speaker 13: All right, let's enjoying your rest, all right, let's get
Speaker 13: to it. We have a individual in our new media
Speaker 13: seat today. His name is Tim Poole. He's a political
Speaker 13: commentator and a medium ever platform definitely discussion show and
Speaker 13: The Culture Wore, a weekly podcast exploring cultural and politically.
Speaker 8: It really does feel like someone introducing a new kid
Speaker 8: as a class topics.
Speaker 3: It really.
Speaker 13: He's in Washington today because we are also hosting a
Speaker 13: local media row across the street in the Eisenhower Building,
Speaker 13: which is a testament to our commitment to bring new
Speaker 13: voices into the White House to cover the president special
Speaker 13: little boy.
Speaker 11: Yes, many of new organizations that are represented in this
Speaker 11: room have marked and lockstep.
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 3: He looks in the corner there. Marilyn Man, Maryland Man
Speaker 3: hopes m S thirteen.
Speaker 11: Dude a Maryland Man, over and over in an effort.
Speaker 3: Hey, hose you you have insider knowledge on this? Well,
Speaker 3: I do want to address that real quick.
Speaker 8: I put out a post today over the weekend that
Speaker 8: uh my one little dabble into current events, which I
Speaker 8: didn't even once again, it wasn't even really a dabble.
Speaker 8: I saw that Trump shared a photo of like and
Speaker 8: it's some guy I guess they were arguing about because
Speaker 8: I guess the courts had like sent him back or something.
Speaker 8: And then he said something like he even has MS
Speaker 8: thirteen on his knuckles, and I went and I went
Speaker 8: this like essentially, you know, made some sort of posts
Speaker 8: like this seems ridiculous whatever, and then I like, you know,
Speaker 8: then made another quote treat afterday like oh with my
Speaker 8: knuckles and be like a Remembre's thirteen and you're like
Speaker 8: in like, the guy had like a marijuana thing, so
Speaker 8: they're saying em for marijuana this smiley face so as
Speaker 8: for smiley is what they were saying. And then a cross,
Speaker 8: which they were saying the cross meant one. And then
Speaker 8: there was a skull, which then they said that meant
Speaker 8: three because there was like the eye holes in the
Speaker 8: nostril holes. Or then I heard some people say because
Speaker 8: cobzos something, I guess that means skull or something that's
Speaker 8: c is a third litter the alphabet, but I don't.
Speaker 3: I mean, you kind of have to stretch it a
Speaker 3: little bit.
Speaker 8: And it's like but my point was is like it
Speaker 8: wasn't even that I was saying that he wasn't MS
Speaker 8: thirteen or that those couldn't even be MS thirteen tattoos.
Speaker 8: But if it's like, you know, me being someone who
Speaker 8: hasn't paid attention to story whatsoever, and I just pop
Speaker 8: in and he goes even he had MS thirteen.
Speaker 3: On his hand, and you're like did he though, Like that.
Speaker 8: Was my only point, and a lot of people like, oh,
Speaker 8: who's this MS thirteen or this is like I don't
Speaker 8: even know the details. This guy could be one hundred
Speaker 8: percent MS thirteen, And I'm just saying it looks ridiculous
Speaker 8: to go like very very common, you know, tattoo iconography
Speaker 8: and then go, oh, this is clearly MS thirteen that
Speaker 8: he could still be MS thirteen. That could mean IS thirteen.
Speaker 8: That's just kind of seems nuts to me. I've seen
Speaker 8: game tattoos, and they're usually pretty fucking distinct, like a
Speaker 8: three pointed crowns, five pointed crowns blood this like there's yeah,
Speaker 8: like they're usually pretty distinct. Like, I don't know.
Speaker 3: The point remains the same man even if he is,
Speaker 3: what is what is the overall precedent setting operation playing out?
Speaker 8: Well, it really matters his opinion on Israel? Yeah I
Speaker 8: got it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Yeah, you're a dissonant. It becomes antisemitic. Yeah, good luck, brother,
Speaker 3: You know what I mean. You'll be deported to All
Speaker 3: Salvador and then put into some fucking foreign prison. And
Speaker 3: that's essentially what's playing out here. And so everyone wants
Speaker 3: to act as if they're nationalists of some kind. Good
Speaker 3: for you? What are you doing?
Speaker 7: Man?
Speaker 3: You know they'll sell out you and your family in
Speaker 3: an instant. You mean nothing to them. You want to
Speaker 3: worship these these political elites, these government establishment figures. Go ahead.
Speaker 3: You know it's it's laughable. So you're selling out your
Speaker 3: own family, You're selling your soul. You know you're selling
Speaker 3: your soul. Dude. I'm just saying I'm tired of it.
Speaker 3: It's annoying as hell. How much are we going to do?
Speaker 3: I mean, how often are we going to just embrace
Speaker 3: this false narrative and fall in line with the establishment?
Speaker 3: I mean, what happens We continually find ourselves in the
Speaker 3: exact same position, wondering how we fucking got here? How
Speaker 3: ignorant can we be? You know, we're accepting the same
Speaker 3: exact fate each and every fucking step we take. What
Speaker 3: are we doing? It's frustrating, you know, like they don't
Speaker 3: have your best interest at heart. Man, It's not that
Speaker 3: difficult to understand. So I got nothing belove for everybody here.
Speaker 3: I'm not talking shit, It's just like, what are we doing?
Speaker 3: This is very annoying to me. This is something that
Speaker 3: we need to assess for what it is, interpret it
Speaker 3: for the reality we exist in. This isn't some fantasy land.
Speaker 3: You know this anyway, It's at a certain point. Stop
Speaker 3: citing is it's one nation under blackmail. You want to
Speaker 3: become one nation under Stockholm syndrome where you side with
Speaker 3: your captors and you you embrace and suck the dick
Speaker 3: of your cousin when your fuck or whatever. You know,
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, what are we doings not sucking cousin dick.
Speaker 8: We were anti sucking cousin.
Speaker 3: Anti sucking cousin.
Speaker 8: That's what I'm saying. If you can't get on me
Speaker 8: with anti war, then you should at least people get
Speaker 8: on me with anti sucking your cousin's day. I think
Speaker 8: we can all agree on that we've come to a
Speaker 8: new conclusion.
Speaker 9: Or sucked off by your cousin.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's up pretty day.
Speaker 8: You know what I'm saying, carried away Jewels.
Speaker 5: It gets rough when i'm in the massive amount of
Speaker 5: people really don't want to hear it, and they're intent
Speaker 5: with their day to day and content with given a way, You're.
Speaker 3: Right, I didn't mean to start pressing play dog while
Speaker 3: you were talking. Go ahead and keep talking. I paused it.
Speaker 8: He was done.
Speaker 3: I think he finished what he had to say. My bad,
Speaker 3: my bad. No, but it wasn't anything. I mean, fucking
Speaker 3: Timpoole's over here running his mouth talking about how the
Speaker 3: Maryland Man hoax is. Essentially, he's there to provide cover
Speaker 3: right for what's playing out before us. Essentially he's working
Speaker 3: under Chathamhouse rules because Neat and Yahou told him, you know,
Speaker 3: he that this is this is what he's you know, essentially,
Speaker 3: the the establishment narrative he's going to perpetuate. So here
Speaker 3: he is sitting in the corner like a little bitch ass, right,
Speaker 3: I mean, look at him, dude.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean I agree. You put it real quick,
Speaker 8: all right, Austin, I'm gonna take a second shot. You
Speaker 8: own it. We're gonna swap you out if you have
Speaker 8: anything that you want to say. You know now, it's
Speaker 8: a good time. But we're gonna bring on your mom,
Speaker 8: uh to kind of ease out. Austin's harsh dad energy right.
Speaker 5: Now, iring on my mom.
Speaker 8: But we appreciate you joining us by. We'll let you
Speaker 8: go pop in next time. We'll hang out with you,
Speaker 8: all right, see, but appreciate it. See you and what's
Speaker 8: up your mom. You're back on the show.
Speaker 4: Buddy, guys, welcome back from Vegas. It was a good show.
Speaker 4: Good job, glad you're getting the getting the message out
Speaker 4: there to a larger audience. Just Austin, just to follow
Speaker 4: what you're you're reading about. I've been I've been driving
Speaker 4: a lot recently for work, and I listened to Uncle
Speaker 4: Ted pretty much one of his pearls of wisdom. I
Speaker 4: think that is relevant here is you know like that
Speaker 4: that anger and frustration is is necessary man, Like I
Speaker 4: feel it too, I feel it every day. But the
Speaker 4: problem is is that until there's enough of us collectively
Speaker 4: to do anything about it, that energy just gets redirected
Speaker 4: against anyone standing up and being like there's a guy
Speaker 4: in the front fucking row of the White House rest
Speaker 4: coort wearing a fucking beanie dude, like the ridiculousness, Like
Speaker 4: they're not they're not ready to hear it. So what
Speaker 4: Uncle Ted says is like it's counterproductive.
Speaker 2: Bro.
Speaker 4: The biggest thing you can do is like what Jewles
Speaker 4: does you know? Like or jose To, like anybody who
Speaker 4: has kids, or like you have your small community. You
Speaker 4: all know what's up, and you just buy it in
Speaker 4: your fucking time and eventually the system will collapse. But
Speaker 4: until it collapses, you can't do anything to usher it
Speaker 4: in or to contribute to that, because the powers that
Speaker 4: be will just redirect all that energy and say it's
Speaker 4: your fault that the system is is collapsing, like they
Speaker 4: won't take any ownership. So I just want to I
Speaker 4: feel you, Bro, I just want to throw that out
Speaker 4: there because uncle Ted, like you said, Man, that that manifesto,
Speaker 4: there's a lot of truth. Uh good to get that.
Speaker 3: Man, I almost cried, Jules, don't read that ship. It's
Speaker 3: prophetic as well.
Speaker 4: It's real, bro, Like it's it's real. He spits real knowledge.
Speaker 3: Uh yeah, it's just yeah.
Speaker 8: The political violence part, but pretty much, damn near one
Speaker 8: hundred percent of the rest of it.
Speaker 3: Absolutely pretty much.
Speaker 8: I mean there's minor things I would point out, like,
Speaker 8: I don't know if I put it that way aspect,
Speaker 8: I'm not.
Speaker 3: I'm not. I'm not endorsing it. I'm just saying that
Speaker 3: I get it. I understand. Yeah, I understand why you
Speaker 3: would feel that way. So you go through the Harvard
Speaker 3: MK ultra experiments, are you going to side with the
Speaker 3: fucking state? I mean, that's like just ridiculous to imagine,
Speaker 3: like imagine going through something like that. I've never had
Speaker 3: any real uh you know, just sort of my my
Speaker 3: personal experience. I've never gone through real trauma like that,
Speaker 3: you know. So I'm just like, thank God, thank God
Speaker 3: that I wasn't just born into that environment. You have
Speaker 3: no choice and you're you're you're just you're sitting there
Speaker 3: and and you're at the whim and will of of
Speaker 3: whatever sadistic actor that's playing out their sadistic fetish. Like
Speaker 3: imagine that lifestyle and then wondering how you pick up
Speaker 3: the pieces and put together some sort of functional existence,
Speaker 3: Like it's not gonna happen, man, you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Like I don't know anyway, just some It's something I
Speaker 3: try and consider more often than not, is that we've
Speaker 3: been born into some heavenly and environment. If we haven't
Speaker 3: experienced some some sort of lifestyle like that, so count
Speaker 3: your blessings, motherfucker, you know what I mean.
Speaker 14: Like, honestly, that's personally I'm not no, that's what I feel,
Speaker 14: you know, thank God for as much as it wasn't perfect,
Speaker 14: They love me, you know, Like what happens your parents
Speaker 14: are nycho path you know, so anyway we we were,
Speaker 14: we were were granted the benefit of a stacked deck
Speaker 14: in our fever just by having a functional family dynamic.
Speaker 3: It was entirely against you know.
Speaker 4: You know, you know who didn't have a functioning family dynamic.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm the f SU shooter, which is the real
Speaker 4: reason I called.
Speaker 3: Let me people this ship.
Speaker 8: I don't really remember this or anything, but actually, did
Speaker 8: you have anything saying the whole point it's not long
Speaker 8: at all. Let's finish the whole point like it's some
Speaker 8: point to finish. Yeah, but yeah, yeah, you know, you
Speaker 8: know what it is.
Speaker 11: Access to new companies. You've created this new media seed.
Speaker 5: So I'm wondering if you media.
Speaker 11: Following this expansion, you've had numerous outlets to disparage the
Speaker 11: companies that you've had sit here as well as the reporters.
Speaker 11: I'm wandering to comment on the unprofessional behavior as well
Speaker 11: as elaborated if there's any plans to expand access.
Speaker 3: To new companies.
Speaker 13: Sure well, we certainly welcome diverse viewpoints in this room,
Speaker 13: which is one of the reasons we have you in here.
Speaker 13: And there's many new faces in this room in comparison
Speaker 13: to the previous administrations. We want to welcome all viewpoints
Speaker 13: into this room. We welcome biased journalists who really care
Speaker 13: about the truth and the facts and the accuracy. And
Speaker 13: you rightfully pointed out the marilynd Man story, which I
Speaker 13: from this podium when The Atlantic published it on that
Speaker 13: very first day. I came to this podium and said,
Speaker 13: this is wrong. The press in this room have this
Speaker 13: story wrong. And we have seen more and more evidence
Speaker 13: come to the table that we have had all along.
Speaker 9: We were always right.
Speaker 13: The President was always on the right side of this
Speaker 13: issue to deport this illegal criminal from our community. And
Speaker 13: it is to see the media continue to refer to
Speaker 13: this individual as someone who is just a peaceful man
Speaker 13: living his life in Maryland. This is was and always
Speaker 13: has been an illegal criminal, an MS thirteen gang member,
Speaker 13: and a designated foreign terrorist. And the administration maintains our
Speaker 13: position to deport these individuals from our community.
Speaker 3: So boom, full locked eyes, like fucking lockstep with this narrative,
Speaker 3: it's just again facilitating the establishment line, will deport you
Speaker 3: if you opposed Israel. Anti Semitism is the new justification
Speaker 3: there we are the new current reality we face. So
Speaker 3: Viva led exactly.
Speaker 8: All right, your mom tell us about FSCU because we
Speaker 8: basically missed all of it.
Speaker 4: So yeah, fuck Israel. Sorry you shooter was a known
Speaker 4: right winger on campus, and he was the son of
Speaker 4: a police officer, and he used a service weapon to
Speaker 4: commit the shooting. Another interesting thing, and this is really
Speaker 4: why I was trying to get you guys to talk
Speaker 4: about it. Do you remember, like I don't know, it
Speaker 4: was like twenty really since fucking schmandy schmuck happened. All
Speaker 4: these like false flags. When they'd happened, they'd like give
Speaker 4: a like a heads up to people, like they were
Speaker 4: gonna do some what do they call it, like active
Speaker 4: training exercise.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like it was always going to be an exercise,
Speaker 3: so any simulation. Yeah.
Speaker 4: On on April seventeenth, at nine to forty five, it
Speaker 4: was reported that TPD warned public Thursday training session residents
Speaker 4: may hear loud bangs and crashes. So it's just another
Speaker 4: one of these fucking gladio strategies of tension bullshit or
Speaker 4: some man the same shit, dude, and the fucking like,
Speaker 4: like you already said, the fucking the dudes. The victim's
Speaker 4: dad was a fucking.
Speaker 8: Exile, Cuban exile.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and also like two of the girls that were
Speaker 4: in that class or whatever, they were fucking schmandy schmuck graduates.
Speaker 3: No way, it was Boltzman.
Speaker 4: Look up Boltzmann's fucking.
Speaker 3: And that right now.
Speaker 4: I didn't screenshot that one.
Speaker 3: You don't have to right now, but send it to
Speaker 3: me whenever you can. Yeah, it's wild. Oh yeah, it's
Speaker 3: just crazy.
Speaker 4: Just so we don't put out false information. My bad dude,
Speaker 4: it wasn't Epstein's fucking brother. It was his cook he had.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Okay, I know for sure their experiences for three
Speaker 3: hours because I was like, what, I didn't even know
Speaker 3: he had a brother.
Speaker 4: Dude, Mark Epstein's crazy bro. Look into that guy.
Speaker 3: I don't have to.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, I mean this has gone on long enough.
Speaker 4: I've said enough. I could keep going with.
Speaker 5: I love you guys.
Speaker 9: Good job, you're always here hanging out with it.
Speaker 8: Well, what's perfect timing it? Anyway? So I think we
Speaker 8: hit a bunch and man, you man, I had a
Speaker 8: fun time hanging with you all. It's our forty five.
Speaker 8: I mean, also, there's something really really you really wanted
Speaker 8: to hit on. We hit on it quite a bit,
Speaker 8: and uh, we'll kind.
Speaker 3: Of ease earlier just so I know, so when we
Speaker 3: actually cover what I tweeted, when did I tweet? Well,
Speaker 3: I got one. Uh I think the one is one
Speaker 3: on that at this point. Yeah, did you see this
Speaker 3: new terminator motherfucker with the terminator? I who's the new
Speaker 3: chairman Forum. He's the mess CEO who said that that
Speaker 3: water isn't a human right right to be fair? It's
Speaker 3: not so yeah, yeah, I understand what you're saying. It's
Speaker 3: still like, if you can access it's a wild thing
Speaker 3: to say though, yeah wild economic forum.
Speaker 8: Yeah, like I agree, that's not how right. Look at
Speaker 8: the same time, it's weird to say, yeah, oh yeah,
Speaker 8: look dude.
Speaker 3: You can do all that, but you can't look like this. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's the minds that we happen we have to draw.
Speaker 8: That line reminds me of like what's that you watch
Speaker 8: the show The Strain, which is like Germo del Toro's
Speaker 8: taken like vampire. Yeah, and like there was that one
Speaker 8: that's like the higher level vampire but not quite the
Speaker 8: tippy top guy. Like he's like he's like a little butler,
Speaker 8: but he always has to like put his face on,
Speaker 8: like he because He's like a hideous, fucking, like disgusting
Speaker 8: thing because this whole process of like makeuping his face
Speaker 8: and everything will.
Speaker 3: Dude, do you see this eradicate anti Christian bias that's
Speaker 3: going on here, which is basically perfectly in tandem with
Speaker 3: the anti Semitic framework of that of the anti Yeah, dude.
Speaker 8: The frame that stuff is anti Christian because that's the move.
Speaker 3: You, this is the Christian Zionism playing out before our eyes.
Speaker 3: It's it's the propaganda for this mount line in the presidency.
Speaker 3: But honestly, Pam Bondi is a fucking retard and everybody,
Speaker 3: fuck everybody needs to go and look at that clip
Speaker 3: of of the journalists asking Trump, hey, what about the
Speaker 3: Epstein files? And He's like, what was that? And then
Speaker 3: they reiterate the question and he's like, yeah, I don't know,
Speaker 3: you'll have to ask the Attorney General. It's just laughable, Like,
Speaker 3: what's happening the most transparent administration h in human in
Speaker 3: American history.
Speaker 8: You still listen to her talk for more than a minute.
Speaker 3: She's listening to Sam Bondi talk.
Speaker 6: He actually incited to be here for the launch of
Speaker 6: the task Force to eradicate the anti Christian bias, as outlined.
Speaker 8: The Task Force, like you know, somebody can say things
Speaker 8: and you just sense there's no intelligence behind the way.
Speaker 8: She just says it, like it's just all right, but
Speaker 8: let's play listen, get out of okay, all right, it
Speaker 8: sounds a good.
Speaker 3: Brother executive order.
Speaker 6: Joining me today are members of the task Force and
Speaker 6: individuals who have been impacted by the anti Christian bias.
Speaker 6: Together this task Force.
Speaker 3: Leftists are shipping their pants, That's all I'm saying, right,
Speaker 3: Like the hate God. They hate God. They have this
Speaker 3: new age esoteric God hold that they can't quite you know,
Speaker 3: come to terms with. So they're worshiping, uh, you know,
Speaker 3: false idols and false prophets, and the political framework they
Speaker 3: are sitting here and they're labeling, they're crucifying the framework,
Speaker 3: the the idea of God in this context. That's all
Speaker 3: I'm saying. That's that's what politics does to the spiritual realm.
Speaker 3: And so you want to witness the consequences. Go ahead
Speaker 3: and see what happens when all of a sudden a
Speaker 3: politician tells you that they believe in God and they're Christian,
Speaker 3: and then play out their political agenda real quick.
Speaker 8: Someone says you don't think water is human right. You're
Speaker 8: predominantly made up of it, and it comes out of
Speaker 8: the fucking earth. There's lots of things that come out
Speaker 8: of the earth that are inside of you that you
Speaker 8: don't have a right to.
Speaker 3: If you if you find a water source, drink of
Speaker 3: fucking water. The water, I don't give a fuck.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 3: Who owns the fucking water. Who's going to tell me that?
Speaker 8: Well it depends. Well, that's the thing, depends where you don't.
Speaker 3: That's what matters. You know what I mean.
Speaker 8: You get what I'm saying, You get what I'm saying technical,
Speaker 8: But it is when you have a rich businessman say that,
Speaker 8: You're like, why.
Speaker 3: You aren't owning my water?
Speaker 8: Why what are you saying that you don't water? Why
Speaker 8: would you say that? That's a weird thing to say.
Speaker 8: But I can't. People say it, but you don't own
Speaker 8: water anymore? Yeah, yeah, exactly what I want. Yeah, water
Speaker 8: is God. Yeah you want to own God. I own
Speaker 8: the rain rains, that's my water. It's like, what are
Speaker 8: we doing here? We have property rights if you have
Speaker 8: if you own water in your land, but you don't
Speaker 8: get just go on someone else's land. Drink water, So
Speaker 8: like it's.
Speaker 3: That you're not e supposed to like, man, I need water,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying, Like, if I need water,
Speaker 3: I'm going to find.
Speaker 8: You at I love you, but I don't know if
Speaker 8: you're intentionally doing this, but like, you know what I mean,
Speaker 8: like you don't water being a right about.
Speaker 3: You and all that, I'm not fighting you. I'm a
Speaker 3: cool fact. Yeah, you're a cool fact, Jose.
Speaker 9: That comment was relevant. And Damian Eccles book, I kind
Speaker 9: of read through it when I was in Barnes and
Speaker 9: Noble where he talks about Edward Kelly and John d
Speaker 9: and then you know, creating the Enochian language or like uh,
Speaker 9: translating it. He talks about the archangel Gabriel and how
Speaker 9: he's uh and he's the messenger angel you know obviously,
Speaker 9: but how you can communicate with him the best through water.
Speaker 3: So I just thought that was interesting that all I'm saying,
Speaker 3: the whole point of my sorry, the whole point in
Speaker 3: my message. All that I'm saying, if you, your wife
Speaker 3: and your kids need water, who owns the water? Brother
Speaker 3: you You're gonna get that water for your fucking family.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that doesn't mean I don't get right. Who owns
Speaker 8: the water?
Speaker 3: Conception whatsoever makes no sense? What makes no sense to own.
Speaker 3: I don't try to be a dick. I'm not trying
Speaker 3: to argue about it.
Speaker 8: But I disagree with you here, and we're just gonna
Speaker 8: circle around it because it's it's a simple. I think
Speaker 8: you're like, it really doesn't count what rights are like,
Speaker 8: like I get it, like property rights. Now, you can
Speaker 8: have conflicting values. And if my family is in a
Speaker 8: position where I need water and if the water is
Speaker 8: on someone else's property, I will deal with that conflicting
Speaker 8: values because I value my my family as well being
Speaker 8: more than someone.
Speaker 3: Else's property rights.
Speaker 8: But the idea is if you can right, Okay, well
Speaker 8: this is an odd thing, just.
Speaker 3: Like it shouldn't be happening. Yeah, I get what. Philosophically,
Speaker 3: you know, a corrupt it's unethical, it's immoral. That's my mom,
Speaker 3: that's my mom. I love you, mom, Thanks for thanks
Speaker 3: for raising me the right way. Yeah, I'll drink the
Speaker 3: fucking water and I'll give it to my wife. I
Speaker 3: don't care. Yeah, it's it's ridiculous. Let's let's play. Pam Bondy.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry. I love you I'm not talking or anything.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, like, what are we talking about? Let's
Speaker 3: keep playing crazy. You how to drink water to survive.
Speaker 8: What's saying you don't have to drink water survive?
Speaker 7: You do?
Speaker 3: Okay, you don't have a right to water?
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's it's the same concept of having a right
Speaker 8: to to medical care, Like, yes, you can go get
Speaker 8: medical care, but you don't have a right to You
Speaker 8: don't right to water.
Speaker 3: That's all that it is, like dot to treat me.
Speaker 8: Yes, And you can go force yourself on someone else's
Speaker 8: property and steal their water, but it's still like you
Speaker 8: understand that, like it's stealing, and like you may value
Speaker 8: your own family's thing at that point. Just the idea
Speaker 8: that water is on someone else is that people can
Speaker 8: own water, So like.
Speaker 3: It's all.
Speaker 8: I wouldn't sell last but water. My point is saying,
Speaker 8: it's a fundament. I think people are misimportant. I'm just
Speaker 8: being stealing.
Speaker 3: I don't think so, man, I mean, honestly, find I.
Speaker 8: Don't way the concept of owning water is that mind blowing,
Speaker 8: but like it so the idea is that you.
Speaker 3: Don't don't right to be able to own a natural
Speaker 3: asset in that.
Speaker 8: Way, the same ideas like people say you have a
Speaker 8: right to what's another one, yeah, trespassing, not stealing, yeah whatever, yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, all right, my bad, Hey, my bad.
Speaker 3: I'm not trying to cause problems or stir the pot.
Speaker 3: I just think is very important and I do disagree
Speaker 3: if that's what you think.
Speaker 6: But will identify any unlawful anti Christian policies, practices, or
Speaker 6: conduct across the government nobody on input from the faith
Speaker 6: based organizations and state governments to end anti Christian bias,
Speaker 6: find and fix deficiencies and existing and regulatory practices that
Speaker 6: might contribute to the anti Christian bias.
Speaker 3: As president, anti Christian bitch is clearly just pushing a
Speaker 3: false framework, right, a misconception. That's the whole point here,
Speaker 3: is that the anti Christian means prosionism. Right.
Speaker 6: Trump has stated the Biden administration engaged in an egregious
Speaker 6: pattern of targeting peaceful Christians while ignoring violent anti Christian offenses.
Speaker 6: The President is right. Biden's Department of Justice abused and
Speaker 6: targeted Christians. Pro life Christians were arrested and imprisoned for
Speaker 6: peacefully praying outside abortion clinics. The FBI spied on traditional
Speaker 6: Catholics in their parishes. President Biden declared Easter Sunday to
Speaker 6: be Transgender Day of Visibility no longer.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yes, just longer.
Speaker 3: All right. It's like, guys, I going to bet you
Speaker 3: already get out of here.
Speaker 8: Uh you guys ready to go. It's fucking fun weekend.
Speaker 8: We're we're we're kicking back in the normal content crazy weekend.
Speaker 8: We're getting back into normal content. We'll get back in
Speaker 8: the normal grind of things, back into our normal patterns, definitely.
Speaker 3: But with that, tomorrow, I love you, brother, I love
Speaker 3: you too, brother. Tomorrow, I was fired.
Speaker 8: Dude, you're all worked up.
Speaker 3: I can't help. But it's just the you know. But
Speaker 3: it doesn't matter. I'm not going to reiterate anything. I
Speaker 3: just want you to know I love you, man. I'm
Speaker 3: not I'm not talking shit to you personally. You already
Speaker 3: know that.
Speaker 8: But uh, with that, like jewels, you want to know
Speaker 8: what people we can find it and also autoin I'm
Speaker 8: doing ten am morning dump tomorrow. Obviously it's not your day,
Speaker 8: but you can show up if you want. I meant
Speaker 8: the audience know if you will be there. Uh, but uh, Jules,
Speaker 8: let him know where they can find you that brother.
Speaker 9: Hey, guys just did Forbid Knowledge News just went on
Speaker 9: just went on that show. Uh it's on Patreon, but
Speaker 9: I think I'm about to post it on the Rumble.
Speaker 9: Y'all go check that out. When on Secret Society of
Speaker 9: Good Guys put that up there as well, and uh
Speaker 9: did an episode last Friday night, So go check all
Speaker 9: that out on Rumble YouTube. Be posting on Spotify soon.
Speaker 9: But uh, Great Pill pot on Twitter or ex whatever,
Speaker 9: and grateful to Underscore podcast on Instagram, Patreon doing another
Speaker 9: uh esoteric book review this Saturday morning, So go to
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Speaker 3: Got a lot of cool stuff.
Speaker 9: I just uh put in orders for stickers as well,
Speaker 9: so got a bunch of those coming in. And uh also,
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Speaker 8: Hey Jacob here pal let's argue about water more.
Speaker 9: Okay, anyway, Yeah, thank you everybody for coming to hanging out.
Speaker 8: Sorry, talked over you in my bed.
Speaker 3: Hey it's okay, talk over everybody. I'm very very proud
Speaker 3: of y'all. I feel like a proud papa. Thank you, man,
Speaker 3: So appreciate it, brother, everybody. Jules was in a bad
Speaker 3: mood before we started the show, but we we broke
Speaker 3: him right out of it. And now look at him.
Speaker 3: He's just a beautiful bastard with a beautiful smile. Right,
Speaker 3: let me see it, Doug. It's a long day. I'm
Speaker 3: just we all have long days.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 8: Let's let's get out of here. It's a long day
Speaker 8: and you go to bed.
Speaker 3: So let's say it's because I'm keeping the show going.
Speaker 8: Still good, but uh, you want to know hey, by
Speaker 8: the way, real quick, I mean, I guess say this.
Speaker 8: My plugs was plug for me and Austin fucking We'll
Speaker 8: be going on Shane Cashman so on Sunday, so pop
Speaker 8: in for that. Yeah, hang out with us. So yeah,
Speaker 8: jewels are just on.
Speaker 3: There, just there that guys, go check that out.
Speaker 8: But Austin, I don't know where you can find yet.
Speaker 4: Brother.
Speaker 3: All right, guys, you you already know basically just the
Speaker 3: Underclass podcast, and so Patreon dot com slash the Underclass
Speaker 3: Podcast you can get whatever this is behind the paywall
Speaker 3: beyond that. Man, just I'm gonna have to go back
Speaker 3: into the into the deep dark hole this this week
Speaker 3: and and come out with something solo. So I make
Speaker 3: my people happy because I've been getting some ship, which
Speaker 3: I get. I had to put everything to the to
Speaker 3: the side for for what the opportunity we had in
Speaker 3: front of us, obviously. But anyway, you guys already know
Speaker 3: I love you guys, man, and uh, I love Jose
Speaker 3: and I love Jewels, and I love your mom and
Speaker 3: shy one, what's up, brother, I really do, man, I
Speaker 3: love you guys as much as you guys fucking don't
Speaker 3: care you laugh at me and I'm just play but seriously,
Speaker 3: I love you man, and and uh I mean that.
Speaker 3: And uh, you know this is uh to me. You
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