Speaker 1: The Age of Time from you were listening to the
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Speaker 1: But yes, the Patreon campaign, Thank you everybody who has
Speaker 1: a supporter, who does support. It means a lot. You
Speaker 1: keep this show going. I've been posting new content there
Speaker 1: this past week. I well, I did mention that Patreon
Speaker 1: has improved the site a lot, and I'm really happy
Speaker 1: about it. I can upload a video director to Patreon
Speaker 1: now didn't used to be able to do that. You
Speaker 1: can live stream through Patreon. I have the live stream
Speaker 1: setup that's easy for me to do too. So this
Speaker 1: past week I did the first and what will be
Speaker 1: a series of their live streams. But I'm also playing
Speaker 1: old videotapes, is what it is. So I get on there,
Speaker 1: I introduce the show, and then what they are is,
Speaker 1: I have seven They're all an hour long, these videotapes,
Speaker 1: these seven tapes of the footage I got from the
Speaker 1: Singularity summit in New York City the year two thousand
Speaker 1: and nine. Me and particle Ion, who was on this show.
Speaker 1: I had him as a guest, said this past year,
Speaker 1: I can't keep track of time, but he was on
Speaker 1: the guests. He was a guest on this show recently,
Speaker 1: and we used to do the trans Alchemy blog together.
Speaker 1: But anyway, we went to the Singularity Summit back in
Speaker 1: two thousand and nine when we were working on trans Alchemy,
Speaker 1: and we got a lot of interviews with famous transhumanists
Speaker 1: and then just some other interesting people that were at
Speaker 1: the Singularity Summit. And so I'm playing the series of
Speaker 1: tapes that I got from when we were out there.
Speaker 1: We were out there with press passes. This past week
Speaker 1: I did the first of these series of shows, which
Speaker 1: was we played tape one, and on tape one lots
Speaker 1: of fun footage that I shot just walking around New
Speaker 1: York City, first of all, and then there's some interviews
Speaker 1: with just people that we ran into on the street
Speaker 1: and agreed to give interviews. They're just talking about general
Speaker 1: stuff to do with transhumanism. That's kind of interesting. But
Speaker 1: then we also the interview we did with James Hughes,
Speaker 1: who I believe at the time was still the director
Speaker 1: of the World Transhumanist Association, which had just switched names
Speaker 1: rebranded to Humanity Plus, and we actually asked him like, oh,
Speaker 1: what's with the rebrand? That was one of the questions
Speaker 1: we asked him. But an interview with him, which we
Speaker 1: actually did the interview with him in Woodstock, New York.
Speaker 1: So we were at the Singularity Summit in the city.
Speaker 1: Then we drove out of the city to Woodstock to
Speaker 1: a to the premiere of the film to Be. They
Speaker 1: were premiering that film. I forget if it was part
Speaker 1: of a film festival or just exclusively a premiere of that,
Speaker 1: but we did go to Woodstock for that. That was
Speaker 1: a film that was executive produced by Martin Rothblatt, and
Speaker 1: Martin Rothblatt was there that night. I met Martin for
Speaker 1: a moment, and then we saw the premiere of that movie,
Speaker 1: which was interesting. I haven't seen that thing. I don't
Speaker 1: know where you can find to be these days, but
Speaker 1: interesting film. They did a panel discussion afterwards. Hughes was
Speaker 1: a part of that. Hughes, of course is also not
Speaker 1: just the president of the WTA, but he headed up
Speaker 1: the I e e. T. Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies.
Speaker 1: That's Martin Rothblat's little transhumanist.
Speaker 2: What is it.
Speaker 1: It's run by a trust that Martin Rossblatt is ahead of.
Speaker 1: It's like, I don't know if it's considered a think
Speaker 1: tank or what. But it's one of these little transhumanist organizations,
Speaker 1: and Hughes.
Speaker 2: Was heading that up for a while.
Speaker 1: I don't know if who is at the head of
Speaker 1: it these days, but those two were there. That was
Speaker 1: tape one. Got six more tapes of interviews with all
Speaker 1: sorts of nuts, the singularities on it. These will all
Speaker 1: be their own separate shows on the Patreon on my Patreon,
Speaker 1: so if you join, you get to see that along
Speaker 1: with all the old bonus podcasts that I posted there.
Speaker 1: So that's exciting. I'm excited about making these things. I'm
Speaker 1: excited about doing media. Live streaming is fun. And of
Speaker 1: course I also mentioned last week and I will mention
Speaker 1: again here that on Thanksgiving I will be doing a
Speaker 1: special all day long live stream event. It's the War
Speaker 1: on Christmas Thanksgiving Spectacular. It's the live stream that I
Speaker 1: will be doing. You'll be able to find that on
Speaker 1: all of the all the UNCLE channels, the YouTube, Twitch,
Speaker 1: it will be on my Twitter, the front simulation Twitter,
Speaker 1: but I'll run it through the Uncle one too. The
Speaker 1: kick channel on the trip and the trivel is a
Speaker 1: little glitchy. I don't know if that thing all always
Speaker 1: even works, and nobody goes to it, but the main
Speaker 1: ones are what YouTube, Twitch, and Twitter x so we'll
Speaker 1: be going live all day long. I'm gonna turn the
Speaker 1: stream on basically when I wake up, be doing all
Speaker 1: sorts of different stuff throughout the day. I gonna be
Speaker 1: going to different I've found some interesting live cams that
Speaker 1: I'll go to when I'm away because I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: be able to be like be right at the computer
Speaker 1: all day long. I'm gonna be here as much as
Speaker 1: I can be and like video jocking, jockeying for what
Speaker 1: it's worth with the live stream as much as I can.
Speaker 1: But I will be away from the computer, and when
Speaker 1: I am I have stuff to fill in the space.
Speaker 1: It should be interesting playing a lot of old videos
Speaker 1: that I have. I'm planning I'm playing a d d
Speaker 1: TV in its entirety and play the Age of Transitions
Speaker 1: in its entirety. I'm gonna be playing both of those
Speaker 1: videos off of their off of the DVD versions of them,
Speaker 1: so I'll have the DVD player hooked up. I'll be
Speaker 1: playing the DVDs of these things, so I also may
Speaker 1: be playing the special features from both of those videos.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I have a a couple of special
Speaker 1: guests that will be joining me live. I still don't
Speaker 1: want to say their names are certain, but those are
Speaker 1: going to be fun. So we'll have people show up.
Speaker 1: I would like to take Skype calls, so if somebody
Speaker 1: wants to come on the line through Skype, I can
Speaker 1: patch you in that way. What else all just all
Speaker 1: sorts of crazy stuff. There's gonna be lots of video,
Speaker 1: lots of weird audio that I have, lots of crazy
Speaker 1: and interesting stuff, and lots of stuff that There's gonna
Speaker 1: be a couple of things that I don't think ever
Speaker 1: has seen the light a day for a couple of
Speaker 1: these videos are gonna be like exclusive premiere sort of stuff.
Speaker 1: For what that's worth. It's gonna be fun. It's gonna
Speaker 1: be all Thanksgiving. So I mean, if you watch the
Speaker 1: whole thing, that's crazy. I don't imagine anbody's gonna watch
Speaker 1: the whole thing. But all you gotta do is, if
Speaker 1: you have a moment on Thanksgiving is turn the YouTube
Speaker 1: channel on the Uncle YouTube I'll post I'll embed a
Speaker 1: player on the Age of Transitions as well. The Age
Speaker 1: of Transitions dot com. I should be able to embed
Speaker 1: the YouTube player for it. I believe or at least
Speaker 1: put links to the different channels. So I'll put that
Speaker 1: at the Age of Transitions dot Com. So if when
Speaker 1: in doubt, if you can't find the other things, just
Speaker 1: go to the Age of Transitions dot com on Thanksgiving
Speaker 1: and I will have the embedded player or links to
Speaker 1: the feed and enjoy the War on Christmas Thanksgiving Spectacular.
Speaker 1: I know I'm going to it's gonna be a good time.
Speaker 1: We're here, it's Friday, it's a live show. It's the
Speaker 1: Age of Transitions. We love this. We're having a good type.
Speaker 2: Media.
Speaker 1: I was talking about how I'm getting back into the
Speaker 1: joy of making media. It is something that I have
Speaker 1: a strange compulsion just to continue making this stuff. I
Speaker 1: don't know what it is, but I keep doing it,
Speaker 1: and I do really love doing it. This live streaming.
Speaker 1: I really love playing around with live streaming. I really do.
Speaker 1: It's something it's like having your own TV studio. It's
Speaker 1: really cool. There's just so many possibilities there. So that's exciting.
Speaker 1: Where media is going in the future, I mean it's
Speaker 1: changing by the day, it's always changing. And found the
Speaker 1: change here in the coming years. I mean, we get
Speaker 1: told so often like what's going to happen or what
Speaker 1: will happen? What might happen? Our dear leaders tell us
Speaker 1: you know what they're going to do to change things.
Speaker 1: It always ends up being a little different than that,
Speaker 1: and you can never quite put your finger on. However,
Speaker 1: we can see a few things coming into view and
Speaker 1: also on the actually to tie back into like the
Speaker 1: joy of me and just the craziness and changes. I
Speaker 1: think it deserves to be noted. This news story came
Speaker 1: out just what yesterday I think was that info wars
Speaker 1: dot com has a new owner. So, through the the
Speaker 1: ruling of the judge with the Sandy Hook case, the
Speaker 1: Info Wars property it's being auctioned off, and the auction
Speaker 1: concluded yesterday. The buyer now famously is the Onion. So
Speaker 1: the Onion and the Onion has a parent company, some
Speaker 1: parent media company. I forget the name of it. Let
Speaker 1: me see if it says on this I have a post.
Speaker 1: I'll just read this little thing I have. The Onion
Speaker 1: has acquired info Wars and a bankruptcy auction. They planned
Speaker 1: a debut on new info Wars in January. That's pretty soon.
Speaker 1: That will serve as parody locking weird Internet personalities like
Speaker 1: Alex Jones. The Onion CEO says they acquired it because
Speaker 1: this is the funniest thing that has ever happened. And
Speaker 1: that was not officially from the Onion's thing. That was
Speaker 1: somebody else's commenting on it. So it doesn't have the
Speaker 1: parent company. I mean, whatever we get. We know what
Speaker 1: the Onion is, we know what Info Wars is, we
Speaker 1: know Alex Jones is. We cain't. If you're like me,
Speaker 1: you wish you didn't, but hey, here we are. And
Speaker 1: there was all sorts of crying from Alex Jones about this.
Speaker 1: He's saying he did a final show where he had
Speaker 1: Steve Bannon on there with him there and they were
Speaker 1: complaining about how you know this.
Speaker 2: Is Uh, it's.
Speaker 1: Some it's some totalitarian control that's trying to shut down
Speaker 1: freedom of speech and voices of truth, Like Alex jonesy
Speaker 1: is something to that effect, right, something like that. I
Speaker 1: didn't listen. I saw a little bit of this. I
Speaker 1: didn't listen too closely to those two blathering numbskulls, those
Speaker 1: blow hard jerks who do. I don't know a lot
Speaker 1: about him, honestly, those two. But I can tell you
Speaker 1: a couple of things. For sure, they don't care about freedom.
Speaker 1: They don't care about your freedom, that's for sure. They
Speaker 1: care about freedom when the court orders them to either
Speaker 1: go to prison, to jail, or to you know, give
Speaker 1: up their property. That's the freedom they care about. So
Speaker 1: of course they are on here complaining about Alex had
Speaker 1: to sell his old property off. So that was a
Speaker 1: lot of boohooing over that. That's the freedom that they
Speaker 1: care about. Other than that, it's all just to show
Speaker 1: anything else that they mentioned. It's just people. It's amazing
Speaker 1: to me how many people just keep getting fool at
Speaker 1: the Bud Jones. And I think a big part of
Speaker 1: it is that there's a lot of newcomers really that
Speaker 1: have really only started listening to him for for maybe
Speaker 1: a few year at the most, maybe a couple of years.
Speaker 1: And there's a lot of newcomers coming in that think
Speaker 1: that they've learned the truth of the world now that
Speaker 1: you know, COVID happened or whatever. Now they've been red pilled,
Speaker 1: black pilled, I don't even know what they call it anymore.
Speaker 1: You know, they're taking a lot of pills, that's for sure.
Speaker 1: They're probably on pills kind of like their hero I'm
Speaker 1: sure is probably on pills right now. Ah, likely mixing
Speaker 1: it with a lot of other things that should not
Speaker 1: be mixed with. But anyway, that's another story. It's just
Speaker 1: crazy that he continues to hold sway. He is a
Speaker 1: big part, and Bannon was praising him the other day
Speaker 1: about Oh, Jones, you're you're actually the best, biggest voice,
Speaker 1: second only to Donald Trump in the world of maga.
Speaker 1: That is making the Maga thing happen. Me and Tucker Carlson,
Speaker 1: we're just we pale in comparison to you. And he's like,
Speaker 1: you know, talking like that to Jones, I shouldn't tell
Speaker 1: you that. Yes, Jones is a significant player in this mess,
Speaker 1: which is unfortunate, it really is. But Info Wars as
Speaker 1: we know it, the Info Wars that we once knew,
Speaker 1: is gone. It's now in the hands of these evil
Speaker 1: liberals over at the Onion. Oh gosh, they're probably going
Speaker 1: to use it to I don't know, give somebody a
Speaker 1: trans surgery or something. I'm not sure how it's gonna work,
Speaker 1: but I don't know, some stupid culture war thing. They're
Speaker 1: gonna carry out the culture wars from Info Wars, and
Speaker 1: it's gonna be awful. I'm real scared about that personally,
Speaker 1: and since a travesty. These culture wars are just tearing
Speaker 1: us all apart. But actually I think it's hilarious. I
Speaker 1: think it's it's great what happened. Oh and Jones is
Speaker 1: on there crying too about like it's not even about
Speaker 1: what their families want. The judges, trying to just get
Speaker 1: even with me. And then it comes out that yes,
Speaker 1: the judge did give the Onion a special deal which
Speaker 1: was not the highest offer in the auction because because
Speaker 1: I guess the families of the Sandy Hook families, the
Speaker 1: victims in this trial, actually wanted it to happen. I
Speaker 1: don't know all the details of that, but generally speaking,
Speaker 1: I guess that's what happened. So he is on there
Speaker 1: saying like it's not even about what they want, Well
Speaker 1: it is. I know you like to get up here
Speaker 1: and spout lies that make make you look good, but
Speaker 1: you know, just keep lying, just keep up there, lying
Speaker 1: and whining and complaining. We know that you're gonna be back.
Speaker 1: We know you're gonna have a new website. You know,
Speaker 1: Info Wars is coming back, headed up by the Onion.
Speaker 1: In January, we know that you're gonna have some stupid
Speaker 1: what is it gonna be prison planet? You still have that?
Speaker 1: Does he still have that stupid thing? So it's gonna
Speaker 1: be prison planet now or I don't know, or some
Speaker 1: other Jones and Roger Stone and and Alex Jones dot
Speaker 1: com something I don't know, it's going me some stupid thing.
Speaker 1: He's not going anywhere. You're not fooling anybody. You're one
Speaker 1: of those people we wish would just go away, but
Speaker 1: you won't. We know that, so just keep complaining. It's
Speaker 1: all part of it. That's all part of Jones's brand.
Speaker 1: You know, he's always being persecuted, he's always being marginalized.
Speaker 1: They're always coming after him. The deep state wants to
Speaker 1: silence the voice of truth. They can't handle the truth.
Speaker 1: They want to silence it. There the globalists are coming
Speaker 1: seventeen seventy six, the Constitution. And then meanwhile, when you
Speaker 1: actually listen to his show long enough, he'll actually say
Speaker 1: the stuff he calls for is insane. He's calling for
Speaker 1: martial law. He recommended to Trump, like Trump's your institute
Speaker 1: martial laws. So he stays in power. So we know,
Speaker 1: we see through the charade. We understand. And if anybody
Speaker 1: thinks that once again, that he actually cares about anything
Speaker 1: other than himself, think again, all right, you don't even
Speaker 1: know half the story with this guy and how terrible
Speaker 1: he is as a person, horrendous, all right, And that's
Speaker 1: not even my story to tell. The personal side of
Speaker 1: that story is fascinating, which I've heard. I've been lucky
Speaker 1: enough to hear many a story about our dear friend Alex,
Speaker 1: but that's not my story to tell. I've been lucky
Speaker 1: enough to hear a fair bit of bit, fair amount
Speaker 1: of it, and enough to know that he's trash. He
Speaker 1: is a trash person. Okay. So if you think anything otherwise,
Speaker 1: get out of your head, is all I would suggest,
Speaker 1: and I can't make and I wouldn't want to make
Speaker 1: anybody believe anything. If you think he's if you think
Speaker 1: what he has to say is interesting, mine, go have
Speaker 1: fun and enjoy it. Enjoy the new Alex Jones show
Speaker 1: on the New Channel that surely is coming up before
Speaker 1: you know. And me personally, I'm going to laugh at
Speaker 1: whatever the Onion does with InfoWars dot Com because I
Speaker 1: think there's a lot of potential there and I've been
Speaker 1: saying for a while that the alternative media magasphere and
Speaker 1: what's turned into the grifter industrial complex. That's my new
Speaker 1: term for all of these coups, these shills. A lot
Speaker 1: of them are straight up shills, you know that, right,
Speaker 1: But that doesn't matter. That sect is just asking to
Speaker 1: be satired. There's so much rich material there to just
Speaker 1: like skewer them. And sometimes I think I should be,
Speaker 1: you know, maybe shifting gears myself and like, well, why
Speaker 1: don't we try to make just comedy that is satirizing
Speaker 1: that I thought that before. I haven't gone through with it,
Speaker 1: but it looks like the Onion is. I think that
Speaker 1: they're capable. I really I honestly, I wish them the
Speaker 1: best in their project because there is a ton of
Speaker 1: potential there, a ton and folks at the Onion. If
Speaker 1: you're hiring, I would love. That'd be like a dream job.
Speaker 2: Honestly.
Speaker 1: I don't think I'm qualified, honestly, but if you would
Speaker 1: have me, hell, I would intern doing that. I would.
Speaker 1: There's just so much that you could be done there.
Speaker 1: So we will see. Time will tell. I'm kind of
Speaker 1: looking forward to see what I mean again, I'm just
Speaker 1: interested to see what does happen with that, So let's
Speaker 1: just wait, Let's give them a chance. Okay, the Onion,
Speaker 1: not Alex Jonesy. I'm like that guy anymore chances he
Speaker 1: doesn't deserve it. I'm trying to make that point here.
Speaker 2: I can't.
Speaker 1: Once again, I'm not going to make anybody believe that
Speaker 1: I've seen all I need to see of that guy
Speaker 1: and everybody else that's copying his little uh Dog and
Speaker 1: Pony show. There's been lots of people that have and
Speaker 1: it works sometimes. I see Chuck as mentioning Mike Tyson
Speaker 1: and Jake Paul. I was actually watching that on Netflix
Speaker 1: before I came up here. It was the preliminary fights
Speaker 1: before the title match. The title match might be happening now,
Speaker 1: I don't know. But anyway, that's interesting when we look
Speaker 1: at it in terms of shifting media because Paul is
Speaker 1: part of a family. Him and his brother are both
Speaker 1: online influencer YouTubers, so they're both brothers that have they
Speaker 1: both found fame doing that, which is interesting. For a while,
Speaker 1: I thought I didn't know the difference between Jake Paul
Speaker 1: and Logan Paul. I'm like, I knew Logan Paul, who's
Speaker 1: this Jake Paul. What's going on is so like an
Speaker 1: alter ego of Logan Paul, Like what is this? Because
Speaker 1: they kind of, you know, it look real similar to
Speaker 1: the Brothers. I'm like, are these different guys? Like what?
Speaker 1: And I didn't really spend time watching their YouTube stuff.
Speaker 1: I just vaguely knew of it. I'm like, what is
Speaker 1: all this Paul business? And then here I live in
Speaker 1: uh the greater in Los Angeles area, so we get
Speaker 1: the LA news channels, the local news channels, and I
Speaker 1: remember there was a when the local news channels ran
Speaker 1: a story about how Logan Paul his house in West Hollywood.
Speaker 1: His neighbors were all pissed off at him because he's
Speaker 1: riding his dirt bike around, you know, just acting like
Speaker 1: a maniac, and they wanted he was just running amuck
Speaker 1: in his neighborhood, crazy YouTuber guy. And that was a
Speaker 1: story on the LA News. And so, you know, I'm
Speaker 1: the local news. So it's interesting that the local news
Speaker 1: would do a story about a YouTuber. These two different
Speaker 1: forms of media that sort of epitomize two different opposite
Speaker 1: ends of the media spectrum. I think there's different ends
Speaker 1: of the media spectrum. You have the legacy media, right,
Speaker 1: the old mainstream, legacy dinosaur media whatever we want to
Speaker 1: call it, old TV, television, broadcast networks. Could lump old
Speaker 1: radio into that. You can also lump journalism and newspapers
Speaker 1: into that into the legacy, older side of media. Then
Speaker 1: you have the new media that is online Internet. You've
Speaker 1: got bloggers, You've got entire websites such as info Wars
Speaker 1: is a good example of a online media brand. There's
Speaker 1: news online media brands. There's social media websites, which are
Speaker 1: the biggest ones of all of these new digital online
Speaker 1: media platforms are the big social media platforms, YouTube, Twitter, Ax, Facebook,
Speaker 1: All of those are the giant new influence, the giant
Speaker 1: media companies. And Google. Google runs the entire Internet basically, right,
Speaker 1: So Google is a giant online media company, and there
Speaker 1: is with media. Media is always an interesting thing because
Speaker 1: you make it. If you're a producer of media, it's
Speaker 1: a strange thing. It's like this intangible entertainment product. For
Speaker 1: the most part, it's just just intellectual property. Right, So
Speaker 1: there's always a question of how do you sell this?
Speaker 1: Are you selling tickets? Are you selling access to view
Speaker 1: or to listen to this media? Are you selling subscriptions
Speaker 1: to your newspaper, your newsletter, your substack, whatever you are
Speaker 1: you selling subscriptions, pay per views, tickets to a movie.
Speaker 1: You know, it's like or are you bringing in the
Speaker 1: coveted advertising dollar? And really, when it comes to making media,
Speaker 1: the advertising is where it's at. You get advertisers involved
Speaker 1: and they pay you, and that's where you make your
Speaker 1: bread and butter. Right. So, the old legacy media, a
Speaker 1: lot of the big companies controlling things like TV stations
Speaker 1: and even like newspapers and any of the old legacy
Speaker 1: media outlets, a lot of the business owners of that
Speaker 1: have been complaining that they cannot compete and that it's
Speaker 1: an unfair playing field competing for ad dollars with these
Speaker 1: new online media companies. So they just can't that like
Speaker 1: the for instance, Google is bringing in ridiculous amounts of
Speaker 1: money on advertisements massive and the old legacy media cannot
Speaker 1: compete with that then, and so there's been a lot
Speaker 1: of the complaints from them, and they say, hey, what
Speaker 1: are we supposed to do. There's all these regulations on us,
Speaker 1: there's no way we compete, can compete. But with the
Speaker 1: new presidential administration coming in, obviously there's going to be
Speaker 1: a shake up in all, not just legacy but new media,
Speaker 1: absolutely big time. And one of the things on the
Speaker 1: legacy side that I was reading about apparently that nobody
Speaker 1: knows how this is even going to work out. Yeah,
Speaker 1: this is all conjecture, but one of the things that
Speaker 1: could happen is a very large deregulation in terms of
Speaker 1: all the rules that the legacy media owners have been
Speaker 1: complaining about. Now it's like, oh, we can't compete the ads,
Speaker 1: the online guys getnment. There's nothing we can do, and
Speaker 1: we need to be able to consolidate more. I need
Speaker 1: to be able to buy more local TV stations, but
Speaker 1: I'm not allowed to because I've got this cap on me.
Speaker 1: Could somebody please change the rules so that we can
Speaker 1: compete here? Those rules and deregulation is likely to occur
Speaker 1: now under the new leadership coming in, and that will
Speaker 1: be interesting to see. It's not going to change the
Speaker 1: fact that there's like this parting of ways with the
Speaker 1: old and the new, and the old isn't gonna all
Speaker 1: of a sudden be like real because it gets deregulated.
Speaker 1: It's going to be a direct competitor to new media.
Speaker 1: I think I've had a vision. I had a vision
Speaker 1: of what could occur. I feel like I had this
Speaker 1: idea where legacy media, the big companies like the Sinclairs
Speaker 1: and all that, they just end up buying everything. They
Speaker 1: buy up every single like little TV station, they buy
Speaker 1: up everything they want. It's all consolidated and the one
Speaker 1: giant thing. Essentially they get what they want. But then
Speaker 1: what do those old TV stations end up playing. I
Speaker 1: think it's gonna be drastically different. I think TV is
Speaker 1: going to change where all the flashy visual media stuff
Speaker 1: and the things, the programming that people regularly tune into
Speaker 1: will continue to go more online. I think the old
Speaker 1: TV stations might end up playing like it's gonna be
Speaker 1: like all like infomercials or like QVC all day long,
Speaker 1: to the point where only older people. So demographically, the
Speaker 1: older demographics are going to stick with the legacy media,
Speaker 1: right because that's what they know, that's what they like,
Speaker 1: it's what they're used to, where as younger demographics are
Speaker 1: going to be more online, more new media, and I
Speaker 1: think I think that demographic shift is going to become
Speaker 1: more pronounced and with the new ownership and the new
Speaker 1: wacky ways of operating the legacy media. I think they'll start.
Speaker 1: The programming itself will actually change. And you have to
Speaker 1: also factor in that strong Man is very upset about
Speaker 1: the fake news, right, all the three letter eight news
Speaker 1: channels that aren't to his liking. He's somebody's got to
Speaker 1: make some changes over there so that they stop making
Speaker 1: the big guy angry. And he's making all these threats
Speaker 1: like if you do this, we'll shut you down, this
Speaker 1: and the other thing. So I think that to make make
Speaker 1: strong Man happy, there will be changes just because of
Speaker 1: that are likely. So the changes there are going to
Speaker 1: be interesting, and I think it will be like it
Speaker 1: won't happen overnight, but I think eventually my vision was
Speaker 1: that the old TV stations are just going to become
Speaker 1: these weird again, like as envisioning QBC, but just channels
Speaker 1: and channels of people selling you like Trump Trump commemorative plates,
Speaker 1: like Trumps silverware, Trump plates, you know, like China to
Speaker 1: break out on the holidays, like the Trump Assassination Attempt
Speaker 1: China set limited edition. Maybe you'll have channels dedicated to
Speaker 1: selling you survival gear. It'll be like the stuff that
Speaker 1: was being sold on Info Wars will be whole channels
Speaker 1: dedicated to selling that, and maybe that will be a
Speaker 1: chance to make revenue there, not just with advertising, but
Speaker 1: with a new sort of weird home shopping experience. So
Speaker 1: it's almost like it's an alternative to using Amazon or
Speaker 1: online shopping. But you know something that you just something
Speaker 1: that I picture the older demographics loving is all that
Speaker 1: weird home shopping stuff and also living that kitschy weird,
Speaker 1: like yes, let's buy Trump memorabilia and all that. I
Speaker 1: just envision like channels upon channels of this garbage running
Speaker 1: all day, every day, and that's gonna be TV. And
Speaker 1: then there'll be maybe maybe they will have like these
Speaker 1: news networks, but they will be so ridiculous, and I
Speaker 1: don't know, I don't know what the programming will be
Speaker 1: on the regular channels, but it's gonna be a bit different, right,
Speaker 1: And I do think that the demographic thing is going
Speaker 1: to be an issue. I think that's going to become
Speaker 1: a parent as time goes on. It's like, oh, yeah, TV,
Speaker 1: that's what my grandma watches. So Grandpa and Grandma watch
Speaker 1: at their house and they also have you know, the
Speaker 1: shelves are all filled with the Trump commemorative plates. That
Speaker 1: they buy from the TV too. That's a lot of fun.
Speaker 1: Everybody's got to have those things. So that is the
Speaker 1: future of the legacy media, at least television. It's gonna
Speaker 1: be a lot of fun. It's gonna be fun to
Speaker 1: laugh at the onion info wars dot com will have
Speaker 1: a lot of stuff to goof on just with that
Speaker 1: if they choose to. But you better believe that's so media.
Speaker 1: Online media, all forms of new media aren't done shifting either.
Speaker 1: And hell, we could have a further consolidation on that
Speaker 1: front too, to make the owners even richer than they
Speaker 1: already are. That would make sense when I think Musk,
Speaker 1: mister Musk is happy about the prospects for x and
Speaker 1: making it the one stop shop website that does everything.
Speaker 1: Then he said he wants to make it. He's poised
Speaker 1: to make that happen. It's gonna be Uh. We'll just
Speaker 1: wait and see how that pans out, won't we But yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean, online media is fascinating. It has been to
Speaker 1: see not just the volume of content and the viability
Speaker 1: of content creators and and the viability of being a
Speaker 1: content creat creator as a career path. Not just that,
Speaker 1: but the quality of production of all online media has
Speaker 1: drastically risen to make quality YouTube videos. I mean the
Speaker 1: YouTube videos now a rivaling television series. If they're not,
Speaker 1: they're arguably better produced bigger budgets sometimes, and that's just
Speaker 1: I mean, that goes to show you which way that
Speaker 1: the wind is blowing, right, So it's it's going to
Speaker 1: be interesting. It's an interesting time not happening, a lot
Speaker 1: to look out for. So that's I don't know. I
Speaker 1: was just thinking about been thinking a lot about media,
Speaker 1: how it's been changing what we can expect. And of course.
Speaker 2: I don't know. It's just.
Speaker 1: The news. The news and the information or lack thereof,
Speaker 1: is all going to be online. It's all going to
Speaker 1: be the new media where that is, and it's already
Speaker 1: been that way for quite some time. Doesn't take a
Speaker 1: genius to see that. And so it is that we
Speaker 1: have to be really careful. We have to continue to
Speaker 1: be keep our guard up when we're online, when we're
Speaker 1: gathering our news, gathering information about the world and trying
Speaker 1: to figure things out, which we should be doing to
Speaker 1: want to dissuade that. However, we have to be more
Speaker 1: careful than ever because of the global problem paganda matrix,
Speaker 1: that is the online world. Everybody's vying for your attention,
Speaker 1: that everybody's vying for your mind. There's a war on
Speaker 1: for your mind. It's the good old info wars adage,
Speaker 1: which was not incorrect. One of the things that reeled
Speaker 1: so many people into that was that it did have
Speaker 1: real concepts. It did get to it did point to
Speaker 1: a lot of the real pertinent issues that did not
Speaker 1: always get discussed but should have been. Anybody with any
Speaker 1: sense realizes how far off the rails things go there.
Speaker 2: It's a problem.
Speaker 1: But needless to say, we have a task ahead of us,
Speaker 1: have the task of maintaining sanity for one thing. We
Speaker 1: also have the task of not being bamboozled. And that's
Speaker 1: a that's a big one, easier said than done. And
Speaker 1: we all think that we're above it. We all think
Speaker 1: that we're not going to get taken. We all think
Speaker 1: that we're impervious to being tricked. But we're all wrong.
Speaker 1: We all have been, we all will be again, and
Speaker 1: we all have to be on the defense constantly out
Speaker 1: there with so many bad actors, so many bad actors,
Speaker 1: and as I was saying earlier on in this show,
Speaker 1: the Grifter industrial complex is just littered with actual shills,
Speaker 1: actual people shilling taking money from from all different sources
Speaker 1: that don't want the best for you. They want to
Speaker 1: take advantage of you, and they want to leverage you
Speaker 1: to get an advantage for them for their interests. And
Speaker 1: it's not as simple as it used to be. With
Speaker 1: this online world wide web. It's a worldwide thing, which
Speaker 1: extremely unprecedented in human history, that the instant connectivity where
Speaker 1: somebody from another country can immediately have access to you
Speaker 1: and communicate. And it's a wonderful thing. It's a terrible thing.
Speaker 1: It's a wonderful thing if we all want to learn
Speaker 1: from each other and cooperate with each other and learn about,
Speaker 1: you know, what somebody on the other side of the
Speaker 1: planet is doing, and actually care about that. But it
Speaker 1: seems more often than not we're not doing things that way.
Speaker 1: We could care less about what somebody's doing on the
Speaker 1: other side of the earth. We'd rather not even know
Speaker 1: that they're there. Quite honestly, we have our own problems
Speaker 1: to deal with, and that is true. Everybody just dealing
Speaker 1: with regular life is hard enough. So you know, I'm
Speaker 1: not here scolding everybody, but but it's easy to get
Speaker 1: all excited about the wrong things. Just see that happening
Speaker 1: all over the place, and that trend isn't going away
Speaker 1: anytime soon. People getting carried away over all the wrong ideas.
Speaker 1: So expect more of that, to be sure. And let
Speaker 1: me see what other wonderful news items today look at
Speaker 1: this week. One of them was interesting that I was
Speaker 1: reading this Wired article is like this long form journalism
Speaker 1: piece from Wired is all about the construction of a
Speaker 1: fab in Ohio. A fab is a fabrication plant for microprocessors.
Speaker 1: They call them fabs are as the fun little term
Speaker 1: that they call those things. The high tech factories that
Speaker 1: produce these things the most. And we've gone over this
Speaker 1: on the show before. The most advanced fabs in the
Speaker 1: world are in Taiwan, also South Korea, but Taiwan has
Speaker 1: the major ones. T SMC runs the the biggest, most
Speaker 1: advanced fabs that all of the large tech companies here
Speaker 1: in Silicon Valley that they love designing their microchips, but
Speaker 1: for the production you send it to TSMC in Taiwan.
Speaker 1: That simple fact of technological production is at the center,
Speaker 1: I would say, of the tensions of a possible third
Speaker 1: World war, and so it's important to think about things
Speaker 1: like the Chips Act, which the current president instituted during
Speaker 1: his four years here. Institute the Chips Act the idea
Speaker 1: of being like, hey, let's dump a bunch of government
Speaker 1: money into producing fabs here in the US so that
Speaker 1: we can, you know, be independent, that we're not reliant
Speaker 1: on Taiwan and or South Korea for these chips. We
Speaker 1: need to be able to have the capacity to make
Speaker 1: these things here because God forbid, something happens to Taiwan.
Speaker 1: What is going to happen? What are these micro chips
Speaker 1: that are in everything now? Where are we going to
Speaker 1: get them? Are we not going to have them anymore?
Speaker 1: If we don't? What does that mean? So that's a
Speaker 1: situation we're dealing with. How effective is the Chips Act?
Speaker 1: What is going on? Are these fabs that are being built?
Speaker 1: Are they going to be Are they going to be
Speaker 1: good enough? Are they going to be good enough? The
Speaker 1: Wired story I read was going on about a fab
Speaker 1: that they're building in New Albany, Ohio, which is a
Speaker 1: suburb of Columbus. I've lived in Columbus for a decade.
Speaker 1: I know New Albany. New Albany is a bizarre what
Speaker 1: do you think planned community. It's like, it's definitely an
Speaker 1: exemplar of the concept of a planned community. It's presenting
Speaker 1: itself as like this idyllic, upscale suburb for affluent people
Speaker 1: in the area of Columbus to live. That's what New
Speaker 1: Albany is. It is like, you have money, come to
Speaker 1: this beautiful, perfect little suburb we've created. It's called New Albany.
Speaker 1: A place where nothing bad ever happens and it's weird
Speaker 1: out there. The entire town, first of all, was basically
Speaker 1: built by Les Wexner and his financial partner Jeffrey Epstein,
Speaker 1: had a lot to do with the actual creation of
Speaker 1: New Albany as we now know it. The town, the
Speaker 1: suburban city of New Albany was built by Wexner, the
Speaker 1: richest man in all of Ohio. Now, it's interesting, and
Speaker 1: this article that was really interesting to me in the
Speaker 1: parts that it was talking about New Albany, Wexner and
Speaker 1: the creation of that just alone. But Wexner, one of
Speaker 1: his proteges, most business proteges, was Mike Jeffries, who I
Speaker 1: don't know if you know who that is, but he
Speaker 1: was the guy who took the Abercrombie and Fitch Company
Speaker 1: and build it into the famous company that it became
Speaker 1: in the early two thousands. Right, everybody knows the Abercrombie
Speaker 1: of the heyday and all the insanity that went with that.
Speaker 1: That was all Jeffreys' brainchild, and he ran that thing
Speaker 1: that was his baby. That company was all the weird
Speaker 1: crap that Abercrombie ever did, like the guys that wearn't
Speaker 1: shirts that greet you when you walk in the door,
Speaker 1: the spring of the perfume all the place, all over
Speaker 1: the place, the meticulous, obsessive, compulsive neatness of the store itself,
Speaker 1: all the insanity, all that insanity was a direct projection
Speaker 1: of Jeffries, that is for sure. But Jeffries was a
Speaker 1: protege of Wexner. They were buddies. I just came out
Speaker 1: this past month that Jeffries there's in a little bit
Speaker 1: of trouble for the allegations are he was running a
Speaker 1: human trafficking and prostitution international prostitution and human trafficking ring.
Speaker 1: We'll see what happens in court with that, but those
Speaker 1: are the allegations. Jeffries, I can tell you, is a
Speaker 1: crazy man. I know this because I know people who
Speaker 1: have worked with Jeffries in the Abercrombie and Fitch corporate headquarters,
Speaker 1: which is in where New Albany, Ohio. Yes, there's a
Speaker 1: big business park out there, Abercrombie and Fish corporate offices
Speaker 1: out there, lots of corporate offices of big businesses in
Speaker 1: Ohio and attached to this area of New Albany. They're
Speaker 1: building the fat out there now, which is a fab
Speaker 1: of the company Intel, which the the Wired article does
Speaker 1: a pretty good job telling Intel's story, and they're woes
Speaker 1: over recent years. They're trying to come get up over
Speaker 1: a hump where they've had all sorts of trouble and
Speaker 1: they're trying to this the microprocessor fabrication business itself. They're
Speaker 1: sort of banking on that to be what they do now.
Speaker 1: They've lost many opportunities over the years. They're hoping that
Speaker 1: they can make up ground. And it's just kind of
Speaker 1: it's a little unnerving to think that, you know, the
Speaker 1: hopes of our entire country are riding on this company
Speaker 1: which is just hanging on by a thread. I'm just
Speaker 1: hoping that they survive and that they're able to run
Speaker 1: this UH have this uh fab built and then run
Speaker 1: it successfully and start producing leading microprocessors and trying to
Speaker 1: keep pace with our friends over in China, friends, adversaries,
Speaker 1: it's all the same thing. It's just who you're talking to,
Speaker 1: whether they're nice or whether they're evil. It's hard to say,
Speaker 1: isn't it. But uh yeah, So they're they're working on
Speaker 1: building that fab out there in New Albany, Ohio now Intel,
Speaker 1: and we're all hoping that maybe we can get up
Speaker 1: to speed somehow and be able to build these microprocessors
Speaker 1: in time to keep up with this global technology race,
Speaker 1: because that's what World War III is. It's a technological race.
Speaker 1: And I'm not happy in that. I know I sound
Speaker 1: like some people on like Fox News and all of this,
Speaker 1: but they are right about some things about the technological
Speaker 1: great the aspect of the great powers competition, that is
Speaker 1: the technology war, right. That is it's a real thing.
Speaker 1: It's a real thing, and how it plays out we
Speaker 1: don't know. But it could get crazy. It could get
Speaker 1: real wild, especially in the next four years with all
Speaker 1: of the there's just so many unknowns. There's so many
Speaker 1: unknowns with this wild card. Maverick tough guy coming in
Speaker 1: running the show. Oh he's so, he's so tough, he's
Speaker 1: so strong. He just does things his way. We could
Speaker 1: get the good, bad, and the ugly of all that.
Speaker 1: If we're lucky, RFK, you'll take the horrible poisons out
Speaker 1: of our food, or at least a couple of them.
Speaker 1: Other than that, I don't know what good might come
Speaker 1: out of this whole thing. We get to laugh and
Speaker 1: simultaneously cry at how insane everything is.
Speaker 2: That'll be fun.
Speaker 1: InfoWars dot Com will have a lot of material to
Speaker 1: work right, that's for sure, so they'll business is likely
Speaker 1: to boom for them if they know what they're doing,
Speaker 1: and I assume that they do so I do look
Speaker 1: forward to that, I truly do. But we don't truly
Speaker 1: know if they're Is World War three happening now? Is
Speaker 1: that happening? I'm not quite sure. Maybe it is, It
Speaker 1: could be. It could be happening right now, And if
Speaker 1: it is, it's happening to a large degree. It's a
Speaker 1: psychological war that's going on where within the sphere and
Speaker 1: the halls of the new media, which are populated these
Speaker 1: halls in no small extent, with these grifters, which aren't
Speaker 1: just grifters, they are shills. They'll sell themselves out they'll
Speaker 1: sell their mother, they'll sell their grandmother, they'll sell their
Speaker 1: they'll puppy dogg I just bought yesterday. They don't care.
Speaker 1: They'll sell it all to spin a propaganda narrative for
Speaker 1: some madman on the other side of the world would
Speaker 1: love to see America burn. These guys don't care. They
Speaker 1: just care about getting a lot of money. It's the
Speaker 1: old get rich quick scheme. It used to be that
Speaker 1: get rich quick schemes were a total farce. Whenever you
Speaker 1: heard that is yeah, it's a get rich quick scheme.
Speaker 1: There is no such thing. There's no way really getting
Speaker 1: rich quick. It doesn't happen, so there's don't it's you're
Speaker 1: getting scanned, right. Everybody knew it was a scam. Now,
Speaker 1: I think more so than ever, not that there weren't
Speaker 1: ways to get rich quick, that you were being terrible
Speaker 1: in doing it, but I feel like there's more opportunities
Speaker 1: there than ever, that there really are ways to get
Speaker 1: rich quick. If you're willing to sell all of those
Speaker 1: things off, and those those people that you should care
Speaker 1: and love for, if you're willing to sell them out,
Speaker 1: then yeah, you can make a fortune. You can lots
Speaker 1: of opportunity, So much opportunity out there is what I'm
Speaker 1: excited about is the opportunities in this new frontier going forward.
Speaker 1: You can hill for some horrible, tyrannical leader on their
Speaker 1: side of the world, or you could chill for a
Speaker 1: domestic billionaire if you like that, if that's more your flavor,
Speaker 1: if you're more America first kind of person, why don't
Speaker 1: you just chill for the billionaires here and for the
Speaker 1: industries that are not just destroying our society socially economically,
Speaker 1: but also just destroying our planet ecologically. Could chill for
Speaker 1: those guys. That's a good way to be, like a
Speaker 1: maid in America kind of brand. That could be your
Speaker 1: branding and you wouldn't be lying. So there's tricky ways
Speaker 1: of telling the truth but being evil at the same
Speaker 1: time a lot of fun. So if you're creative, there's
Speaker 1: all sorts of opportunities for you right now, whether it's
Speaker 1: buying up hundreds of old local TV stations for bargain
Speaker 1: basement prices and then using them to just run twenty
Speaker 1: four hour a day ads for the new commemorative Trump
Speaker 1: assassination attempt. China said, that's that's the one way you
Speaker 1: could go, or you could go with the new media
Speaker 1: online and start a new little media empire where you
Speaker 1: tell us all about the truth and why our leader
Speaker 1: is great and why some other thing is horrible, and
Speaker 1: why we have to worry about our children turning into
Speaker 1: getting transgender surgeries whenever they use a public restroom or something.
Speaker 1: You could do that. It's all really useful stuff, really
Speaker 1: really on point, really hard hitting stuff.
Speaker 2: All this.
Speaker 1: So it's doing God's work, is what it is. Whatever
Speaker 1: God it is, it's not my God, but it's it
Speaker 1: might be a God, maybe some weird tricks to God
Speaker 1: making everybody do this. But so if you want to
Speaker 1: worship that God, do that too. It's all sorts to
Speaker 1: gods out there for you to worship. There might even
Speaker 1: be an anti Christ or two out there running around
Speaker 1: that you can wave the banner for m be a
Speaker 1: couple of those guys out there. I know there's only
Speaker 1: supposed to be one, right, but aren't there kind of like,
Speaker 1: isn't it kind of like an archetype? Am I wrong
Speaker 1: about that? Am I diluted into thinking that the Antichrist
Speaker 1: is like an archetype? That maybe it's not just one person,
Speaker 1: but it's a way of being. I don't know, maybe not.
Speaker 1: What do I know? I was? I'm not. I'm not
Speaker 1: a Christian myself anyway, so it's not my business. But anyway,
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Speaker 2: caller I know.
Speaker 1: Is that true? Yeah?
Speaker 2: So what's happening with you?
Speaker 7: Well, just uh, same old son. I was wrong on
Speaker 7: that Lions game. That was a heck coup of battles.
Speaker 1: Somehow they won.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, thank god for our kicker, Thank god for
Speaker 7: a kicker.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they won. They won't that I got them? I
Speaker 2: think I have them.
Speaker 1: I have them this week, and we picked the Lions
Speaker 1: this week to win.
Speaker 2: Uncle, your your.
Speaker 8: Wife I was five, And then I can put the
Speaker 8: twenty down. Oh, I say, she said, I'm waiting on
Speaker 8: her five. Then I can tell that's out.
Speaker 1: That works. Okay. Yeah, Well, I gotta say, uncle, it
Speaker 1: was a hard job to get you up in front
Speaker 1: of the microphone tonight. I ain't think because.
Speaker 2: I'm into it. I'm in. I'm in.
Speaker 8: I gotta say, indeed, I'm in. They with boxing because
Speaker 8: my brother in law, your brother in law in law,
Speaker 8: uh Dale, we had a we we always fought and
Speaker 8: we made ourself a ring and we were fighting each other.
Speaker 1: So back when you lived in Florida and on the phone,
Speaker 1: you and Dale built a boxing ring on the fish farm.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you would box each other and.
Speaker 2: We had boxing gloves.
Speaker 1: Okay, I believe it. So for fun every now and then,
Speaker 1: you guys would just box each other. Is that it
Speaker 1: what would happened?
Speaker 8: And so and so. So I got so I got
Speaker 8: so interested in the boxing. That's how I got interested
Speaker 8: in watching these boxing matches, Okay.
Speaker 1: Because you used to do boxing for a minute, Okay,
Speaker 1: so then you you started watching boxing after stop. And
Speaker 1: of course, right now as we're speaking, the big title
Speaker 1: match that Netflix has, the Jake Paul versus Mike Tyson,
Speaker 1: this on. It's it's on right now.
Speaker 2: It's on after the women's though.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well, I mean that is to always the event
Speaker 8: is last. There's always too ahead of them, and it's
Speaker 8: always been that way. So when it's that way, it
Speaker 8: means we've got to go through one and two before
Speaker 8: they come on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and we were on the last of the of
Speaker 1: those matches just before the main title event was about
Speaker 1: to come on.
Speaker 8: It was the seventh round he started, he started coming
Speaker 8: down and coming down and this that round is only
Speaker 8: ten rounds for the.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the one that's on that was on just as
Speaker 1: we came up. But it was like in the eighth
Speaker 1: round of that thing, seven or eight, it was something
Speaker 1: in the want.
Speaker 8: But but but it's a ten rounder and so now
Speaker 8: it isn't on quite yet soon.
Speaker 2: That's why I wanted to tell that. I told them
Speaker 2: down there and to pulse it.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So yeah, when this is over, we're done recording this,
Speaker 1: we're gonna take it off pause, We're gonna watch it.
Speaker 1: We're gonna see how Mike Tyson Ferris against this YouTuber
Speaker 1: guy and we'll just watch and see that. So if
Speaker 1: this is important, uncle, if anybody calls into the show,
Speaker 1: don't say anything. Don't tell us what's going on. We
Speaker 1: want to go and watch it like it's brand new.
Speaker 2: Col Cole, Do not tell me, oh what this thing
Speaker 2: this fight is.
Speaker 1: You don't want to.
Speaker 2: I don't want to know about it.
Speaker 1: You can reference the fight and that's happening.
Speaker 2: That's fine.
Speaker 1: We can talk about we can't talk about the slap
Speaker 1: that happened at the way, and we can talk about
Speaker 1: you didn't see that, uncle, You didn't see all the
Speaker 1: drama building up to this.
Speaker 8: I haven't actually I haven't heard tune it up to this.
Speaker 8: But but then they showed something in the back round.
Speaker 2: I did not hear it.
Speaker 1: Now, Now, Jimmy, have you what do you know about
Speaker 1: this fight? Do you know anything about Have you been
Speaker 1: following all the drama with this at all?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 2: Really?
Speaker 7: Last I heard the fight was delayed because Mike Tysons
Speaker 7: had some kind of cardiac and farnction, so they had
Speaker 7: to be delayed.
Speaker 2: Oh so they didn't do what they didn't.
Speaker 1: I would have to think that cardiac situation went farewell
Speaker 1: for him in the match. You know, he is an
Speaker 1: old guy, so everybody's saying he's at disadvantage just because
Speaker 1: of his age. He's almost sixty.
Speaker 2: Look at them.
Speaker 8: Wait a minute before you start closing ages on these guys.
Speaker 2: Uh, look at him?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Was the other guy's like a kid, he's in twenties
Speaker 1: or something.
Speaker 2: For you, you're thinking about George, Yeah, and Mohamma.
Speaker 8: Okay, those guys had still had it until the pine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but George's on his pine. Who Jake the kid? No,
Speaker 1: Tyson's in his prime.
Speaker 2: Has been in his pine.
Speaker 1: He was in his prime in the early eighties, early eighties,
Speaker 1: that was his prime.
Speaker 2: But that was it. Yeah, I lose tracking. Its old
Speaker 2: Tyson for old Tyson is fifty eight.
Speaker 5: Fifty eight years old. That's old for a boxer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, under sixty. You said sixty.
Speaker 1: I said close to sixty fifty eighty eight club pretty close.
Speaker 8: Well, well, maybe the does have something to do with it.
Speaker 8: Of course, the age might have something to do it.
Speaker 8: But if they don't, what bunnies can handle that is
Speaker 8: the question. How can their.
Speaker 2: Bonnies handle what's their bodies? But how much? Can?
Speaker 7: I think?
Speaker 1: What? What? What do you think, Jimmy, what's going on
Speaker 1: with this?
Speaker 7: I think Tyson has got this easy. Buying an unforeseen
Speaker 7: uh medical emergency, or he goes bananas, the starts fighting
Speaker 7: the guy. He's gonna win this easy. I think there's
Speaker 7: gonna be two hits, him hitting the dude and the
Speaker 7: dude hit the floor the deck.
Speaker 2: This guy is.
Speaker 7: And this guy's not heavy class fighter. He's never bought
Speaker 7: no real boxer.
Speaker 2: That's right, that's what I say.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what, I don't even know what Jake Paul's credentials are.
Speaker 1: Has he been in an actual boxing match? Has he
Speaker 1: box for reality?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: But he has oh yeah he has hees.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: His record is.
Speaker 7: Uh his record is one.
Speaker 1: His record is and one.
Speaker 5: His boxing record is ten and one. He's got seven knockouts.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, okay, okay, wow, that's uh hey, I mean seven.
Speaker 1: I didn't even know. I just know he has YouTube.
Speaker 1: I don't know what he does in boxing. That's I mean,
Speaker 1: that sounds pretty good. Better than I am doing. I've
Speaker 1: ever done. I'm not boxing, can't no, I won try.
Speaker 2: That's not my sport.
Speaker 8: In Dal's time and his in Dre's Pine, you gotta
Speaker 8: watch it. He gave you a good punch I started. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 8: and it's time.
Speaker 2: But according to what I.
Speaker 5: Now, uncle, according to what I see online. Aaron, by
Speaker 5: the way, just to follow this up, he started his
Speaker 5: boxing career in twenty two with six consecutive victories, fighting
Speaker 5: mostly against former MMA fighters. Okay, just that because Jimmy
Speaker 5: James said something about MMA, but that was it. He
Speaker 5: got six consecutive victories starting in twenty twenty against mostly
Speaker 5: former MMA guys, but also fought him in the uh
Speaker 5: you know, in a regular boxing ring. Mike Tyson, on
Speaker 5: the other hand, has a record of fifty and six
Speaker 5: with forty four knockouts.
Speaker 2: See the difference. You see the difference?
Speaker 1: Then, yeah, I mean, see the difference counts.
Speaker 2: What what I'm talking about?
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, you got me there, Actually what I'm talking Yeah,
Speaker 1: but some of.
Speaker 5: Those victories came thirty years before this guy started his career. Uncle,
Speaker 5: let's be honest.
Speaker 8: I mean, well, yeah, well before he and his Korea
Speaker 8: for the The Challenger.
Speaker 5: Then, yeah, well, Buster Douglas fought him in nineteen ninety.
Speaker 5: That was his first loss, right, So that's that's at
Speaker 5: the peak of his career. And you know, so what
Speaker 5: I'm saying is nineteen nine, you go, thirty years later
Speaker 5: this guy starts his boxing career, you understand, So thirty
Speaker 5: years this guy's been, you know since then, since his
Speaker 5: first lost the Douglas Okay.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, I remember the Buster Douglas thing.
Speaker 5: That was a big jeal.
Speaker 1: It's like, oh, somebody finally beat Mike Tyson, and then
Speaker 1: Huts became a name, and and.
Speaker 5: Then he went in for a rematch and promptly lost
Speaker 5: real quick, but got paid better the second time.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yep, yeah the other guy got Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah he lost the second time there. Yeah, it didn't make.
Speaker 2: So Tyson de don't have the belt? Well, who does
Speaker 2: have the belt? No?
Speaker 5: Currently I don't know who currently holds the heavyweight belts.
Speaker 5: I can find out for you.
Speaker 2: I'm wondering that, Miami. I was been thinking about that,
Speaker 2: was watching the ladies.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's it's neither of these guys. This is a
Speaker 1: thing all of its own. This is a unique promotion.
Speaker 8: Oh, it's emotion funny. Yeah, that's it's an odd I
Speaker 8: was thinking about that. Who the heck has a belt?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know. At the beginning of the show
Speaker 1: there they had Lennox Lewis and they had Evander Holyfield,
Speaker 1: and they were like having them at the table interviewing
Speaker 1: them like, oh, these guys beat Tyson back in the day,
Speaker 1: and they're asking like, oh, what can Jake Paul do?
Speaker 1: And oh, well Mike Tyson shell be Yeah, it was
Speaker 1: earlier on the show they were talking to those guys
Speaker 1: and Holyfield s has to bite Mark out of his ear.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, I heard about that one. I saw that one.
Speaker 8: Fighting somebody in the ring that's.
Speaker 2: A human, not a trying to fight in the ring. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I heard about.
Speaker 1: That one that was famously Mike Tyson. That was even
Speaker 1: later on a comeback for him, a comeback match which
Speaker 1: he lost. That loss that was well, it wasn't his
Speaker 1: first looss, but it was just I mean, and even then,
Speaker 1: and this was years ago, you could say like his
Speaker 1: boxing career was pretty much over then and he was
Speaker 1: just coming back to do a fight and he lost.
Speaker 2: And it's just ever since.
Speaker 1: That run he had where that amazing run in the eighties,
Speaker 1: it's it's just never that's what it was. And then
Speaker 1: since then he's he's done a couple of these promotional things,
Speaker 1: but they just kind of come up.
Speaker 5: Answering thee answering the heavyweight champion question. This guy's name
Speaker 5: is oh listen O L E K S A N
Speaker 5: D R. Okay, it is his first name, Alexander I
Speaker 5: guess and his last name is us y K became
Speaker 5: undisputed heavyweight champion after defeating Tyson Fury by split decision
Speaker 5: in May to unify all four major titles. Okay, the
Speaker 5: challenging Yeah, and Tyson Fury is funny because uh, Paul's
Speaker 5: only loss came against let's see the Tommy Fury in
Speaker 5: February twenty twenty three.
Speaker 2: Sounded like bother.
Speaker 5: I don't know, I don't know. That's just weird that
Speaker 5: both their names are Fury. I mean, you know, great
Speaker 5: name pick for a boxer. But this guy, I mean,
Speaker 5: I'm guessing that you had pronounced that Alexander Usik. I guess, yeah, anyway,
Speaker 5: a guy I never even I haven't watched this guy fight.
Speaker 5: I have no idea about him, but currently holds all
Speaker 5: four major belts.
Speaker 2: In the heavyweight division.
Speaker 1: All right, he must be good. There you go. Have
Speaker 1: you heard that guy before?
Speaker 2: Uncle?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah I did? Or I don't follow this. I don't.
Speaker 8: I followed at the time, boxing and and and and
Speaker 8: boxers names and stuff. Sure, but he's back in the
Speaker 8: way back in the time I was watching him.
Speaker 2: I followed him.
Speaker 8: I kept going from Muhammed Ali down the line to money.
Speaker 2: And his fun course. Yeah sure, I mean sure, sure,
Speaker 2: all of those Okay that was on the farm for
Speaker 2: fuck up?
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah. And I mean you're talking about George Foreman
Speaker 1: in his comeback. I feel like he was in his
Speaker 1: what mid forties when he came back or was in
Speaker 1: his fifties.
Speaker 5: He was forty forty something when he won. He became
Speaker 5: the oldest heavyweight champion I think in his sport.
Speaker 1: Let me see, Yeah, that's still if it was in
Speaker 1: his forties, that's still considerably younger than what Tyson is now. Yes,
Speaker 1: for sure, for sure, So you still gotta take that
Speaker 1: into consideration. Fifty but uncle, uncle, was I went to
Speaker 1: sixty at come? No, never mind, never.
Speaker 8: Mind, I'm sixty five. He's almost sixty.
Speaker 1: You want you want to fight Mike Tyson?
Speaker 2: Uncle? He you probably knocked me down enough.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I wouldn't do it. I wouldn't fight him, that's
Speaker 1: for sure.
Speaker 2: But maybe money. You probably would tell me.
Speaker 1: You wouldn't put I guess for money maybe yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's that's what they're doing right now. I'm not a
Speaker 1: famous in YouTubers, no make cares, so I'm not nobody's
Speaker 1: giving me the money.
Speaker 7: To fight him for free last year because you can't
Speaker 7: mess him with them going like tys so dear so
Speaker 7: you turn on the beat.
Speaker 2: The ship.
Speaker 1: Was that that weird comedian podcaster guy that did that? Jimmy,
Speaker 1: do you know who that was.
Speaker 7: I think it was just a random idiot.
Speaker 1: Just a random idiot. Okay, So I remember some well,
Speaker 1: I can't remember the name of this guy, Schwab or
Speaker 1: something trending Schwab. Is this a real person? I feel
Speaker 1: like I remember he was on some podcast and he
Speaker 1: was like kind of poking at Mike Tyson. But I
Speaker 1: barely even know who that guy even is. I just
Speaker 1: saw it.
Speaker 5: Foreman won his belt. Foreman won his belt when he
Speaker 5: was forty five and lost.
Speaker 8: It when he was forty six, so one year after
Speaker 8: one year back so he won it and then he
Speaker 8: lost it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he that's unusual full boxing.
Speaker 5: No, it's not that bad that that happens, you know,
Speaker 5: because you have won two fights over the course of
Speaker 5: a year back then. And for him, yeah, I mean
Speaker 5: he held it. I think he defended it once and
Speaker 5: then got beat up pretty bad by somebody who really
Speaker 5: really shouldn't have beat him. But he was just too
Speaker 5: slow at that point. You know, he was powerful.
Speaker 2: Now you can tell in a ving age could say
Speaker 2: the difference.
Speaker 8: But in the ving when it's gonna show to see
Speaker 8: how good he it still is in the standpoint against
Speaker 8: this guy.
Speaker 5: But when I do but realized he did this thirty
Speaker 5: years ago, and nobody has been older as a champion since.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, Oh, yeah, that's true. A
Speaker 1: college forman.
Speaker 7: A different team Foreman Entice, and this Foreman became a
Speaker 7: big tumble or tumble art and didn't get ready for
Speaker 7: his fight the last time. That's why I lost.
Speaker 5: Well, he was always heavy, but he had that you know,
Speaker 5: those those exceptionally large arms, and he was just beaten
Speaker 5: on people with power. You know, that was pretty much it.
Speaker 5: I mean again, poor poor defense at a certain point.
Speaker 5: I mean, he did not move very well by then.
Speaker 5: Initially he went in there because he was broke and
Speaker 5: was trying to raise money so he could uh fund
Speaker 5: his church because he was a preacher, if you remember.
Speaker 1: Oh interesting, and uh wound.
Speaker 5: Up winning the heavyweight title, which was pretty amazing, and
Speaker 5: there were people that wanted him to fight Tyson a
Speaker 5: long time.
Speaker 2: Oh this is the challenge are you're talking about?
Speaker 5: Well, no, I'm talking about George Foreman.
Speaker 1: Oh no, this is yeah, it's it's easy to lose
Speaker 1: track all that sea.
Speaker 2: I guess he's using names.
Speaker 5: This is what we're looking at tonight is a massive
Speaker 5: publicity stunt, you know, to try and raise you know,
Speaker 5: Jake Paul up or you know, give some more credit
Speaker 5: to to Tyson. One way or another. It's going to
Speaker 5: raise one of these guys marketability big time.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 8: I don't know how long he has been out of
Speaker 8: the wing, Tyson, because when I heard when I was
Speaker 8: with my uh X, it was cousin.
Speaker 2: Excuse the information.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, this is important.
Speaker 2: Is her cousin?
Speaker 1: Your exes?
Speaker 2: Then?
Speaker 1: Was what was related related to him to Mike Tyson?
Speaker 2: Like taste something something?
Speaker 1: So your ex wife? Yeah, you had a cousin that
Speaker 1: was related to Mike Tyson. Okay, guy was dad?
Speaker 2: I was trying to get that street. Yeah, we're talking
Speaker 2: about that before the show started.
Speaker 8: I know, but I wasn't saying that. But it was her.
Speaker 8: She had something close to.
Speaker 1: Him and very interesting.
Speaker 5: Tyson's last professional fight, official professional fight, was in two
Speaker 5: thousand and five, where he lost to Kevin McBride in
Speaker 5: six rounds.
Speaker 1: He last five kinnis gracious, that was like twenty years.
Speaker 2: Ago, right, nineteen years ago?
Speaker 1: All right, goodness, gracious.
Speaker 2: I didn't know. I didn't know because I didn't know.
Speaker 2: I haven't been.
Speaker 8: Watching it since I left the farm I had. This
Speaker 8: is the first fight we've been watched since I left
Speaker 8: the farm. Oh, I mean so I didn't know how
Speaker 8: what's going on with this minute and in this boxing things.
Speaker 2: But that's the one thing I enjoyed watching.
Speaker 1: Oh you know what, Uncle, this all makes me think.
Speaker 1: We haven't done a video game stream or a VHS
Speaker 1: stream and probably about a month now, it's been a while.
Speaker 8: Well you haven't even done I know, I was gonna
Speaker 8: wonder why wasn't we doing one?
Speaker 2: But this piss Saturday.
Speaker 1: Well it's been crazy, right.
Speaker 5: One last thing I want to add to you guys,
Speaker 5: because this came up before, is that Iron Mike last
Speaker 5: appeared in the ring in a November twenty twenty exhibition
Speaker 5: match with Roy Jones Junior. See I knew there was
Speaker 5: something where there were these exhibition matches.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, exhibition.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and he did that in twenty twenty, but his
Speaker 5: last official fight was in two thousand and five. So
Speaker 5: there we go. That answers all the questions across the board. Sorry,
Speaker 5: I just want to make sure I got everything straight
Speaker 5: for you guys.
Speaker 1: Yeah, a lot of questions, that's for sure. But yeah, Uncle,
Speaker 1: if we do a stream weekend. Well we should do
Speaker 1: is we should play Bike Tyson's punch Out on Nintendo.
Speaker 2: If we have it, Yes, we have it. We do it,
Speaker 2: we do. And I didn't renalyze what we had.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we have that game, so we could play that,
Speaker 1: play that this week this week and it's a fun game.
Speaker 1: You know, it'll be the Vintage gaming stream.
Speaker 8: And scream for people to call in if they want
Speaker 8: to watch, listen to us.
Speaker 5: You know what's hilarious is for a couple of months,
Speaker 5: for a couple of months, Buster Douglas's punch Out was
Speaker 5: available for a couple of months only, and then it
Speaker 5: went away.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I think he got it was a Sega game,
Speaker 1: if I remember, I think got a deal for and
Speaker 1: yeah it was short lived, it was gone.
Speaker 5: I mean, yeah, it was so funny though, Like I
Speaker 5: don't think I ever got to see the game. I
Speaker 5: got to see the Evander Holyfield game on Sega Genesis
Speaker 5: that was kind of cool and had had a little
Speaker 5: special feature. If you called your guy the Beast, he
Speaker 5: would turn green and all his stats would fill up,
Speaker 5: so you had a perfect killer fighter.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 5: And I have no idea why I discovered that. One
Speaker 5: day but I discovered it one day on Sega Genesis.
Speaker 2: Interesting.
Speaker 5: That's fine, But I bet you that Buster Douglas punch
Speaker 5: Out is like a collector's item.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that would be a rare one.
Speaker 2: For sure.
Speaker 1: It is Mikeyson's punch Out. There's tons of copies of that.
Speaker 1: I had that game when I was a kid. It's
Speaker 1: a that's a good Nintendo.
Speaker 8: But when you get a cut shot, you go up
Speaker 8: with it and then'd be the end of the fight
Speaker 8: cause the guy would full and if it's strong enough the
Speaker 8: punch depending on how the punch went.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 5: I wonder which one's more rare, like the punch Out
Speaker 5: that didn't have Mike Tyson on it, because remember punch
Speaker 5: Out was a game before that, and then they added
Speaker 5: Mike Tyson to it.
Speaker 1: Yes, and then afterwards I think they took him out
Speaker 1: of it too.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think they took him out and they put
Speaker 5: you know, so I'm not sure. Maybe maybe they even
Speaker 5: put I wonder if Nintendo put Buster Douglas in.
Speaker 1: For a minute, my memory of the original Nintendo game
Speaker 1: was that at first was Mike Tyson's punch Out. It
Speaker 1: was a Mike Tyson game. But then they took Mike
Speaker 1: Tyson out of it, and it was just playing punch
Speaker 1: Out afterwards. I forget exactly why something happened with Tyson.
Speaker 1: Maybe he was acting up in the news or something,
Speaker 1: and then after that it was just this.
Speaker 7: I think it was the time that he went to
Speaker 7: prison per rape.
Speaker 5: It might have been the prison centers. Yeah, it might
Speaker 5: have been the prison sentence when they took him out.
Speaker 5: But here's the thing. I know that punch Out started
Speaker 5: without Mike Tyson on it, and I know you know
Speaker 5: why because it was an arcade game. Aaron, Now you
Speaker 5: might be too young, but there was literally an arcade
Speaker 5: game a punch Out, yes, okay, which did not feature
Speaker 5: Mike Tyson. It did feature your bald bull and the
Speaker 5: other guys that were on there, the crazy, crazy weird
Speaker 5: fighters that did weird stuff. The one guy actually teleported
Speaker 5: another guy who like did weird punches like that. You know,
Speaker 5: was like a big farmer guy. I think they called
Speaker 5: him Uncle Elmer or something. Uh, and he was like
Speaker 5: a he'll billy getting punched in the gut and his
Speaker 5: pants would fall down or whatever. It was, King hippo,
Speaker 5: King hippo.
Speaker 2: That's it. Yeah.
Speaker 5: But but the the the Champion I think on the
Speaker 5: original one was like called the Sandman or something.
Speaker 1: Sandman was in Mike Tyson's punch Out. He was not
Speaker 1: the last guy Sandman. I remember. He was supposed to
Speaker 1: be from Philadelphia. He was a black guy from Philadelphia.
Speaker 1: You bought him and he was hard.
Speaker 5: They might have made him second to last when was
Speaker 5: in there, Yeah, but I think they made him champion.
Speaker 5: I think he was champion when Tyson's not in the game,
Speaker 5: and then Tyson's Champion in the game after that, which
Speaker 5: was funny because I found I found.
Speaker 1: For sure, and it continued to be a franchise after
Speaker 1: they stopped making of Mike Tyson's I know, and they
Speaker 1: made different iterations of it over the years. The first one,
Speaker 1: I don't have a clear man my memory, but I
Speaker 1: was a kid, was that Mike Tyson's punch Out was
Speaker 1: the first one. Then they turned it into punch Out.
Speaker 1: But I might have been missing, you know what version I'm.
Speaker 5: Looking at this and and the home version did start
Speaker 5: out as Mike Tyson's punch Out. That's the home version, okay, Yeah,
Speaker 5: but the Arcade game was was a different story. That's
Speaker 5: there was okay, Okay, but but that's funny because again,
Speaker 5: Mike Tyson's punch Out. Let's see Mike Tyson's punch Out.
Speaker 5: It doesn't look like they they I don't think they
Speaker 5: put arcade archives. Yeah, let's see punch Out as the
Speaker 5: sports I released by Nintendo in nineteen eighty four. Wow,
Speaker 5: eighty four was when it was released. Yeah, it was
Speaker 5: an early Nintendo game, definitely.
Speaker 8: I didn't know you had that attendo a boxing Nintendo
Speaker 8: fight I did.
Speaker 1: I didn't know, ye I did. I think I still
Speaker 1: know the code to go directly to Mike Tyson. Somehow
Speaker 1: that's burned into my brain for.
Speaker 5: Oh that's right, there was a code where you could
Speaker 5: just fight him.
Speaker 1: I think I still remember it for some for no
Speaker 1: good reason. I think I could take that in correctly today,
Speaker 1: nice sadly, but yeah, here we are.
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, the the Arcade game was released in eighty four.
Speaker 5: The punch Out game for the Nintendo Entertainment System was
Speaker 5: released in eighty seven. That's why. Okay, there it is
Speaker 5: now I solved it, okay.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, no, great Nintendo game. So if we
Speaker 1: do a gaming streaming.
Speaker 2: This ST's what it was.
Speaker 8: I think I'm going on I like more boxing once
Speaker 8: video games, video games. Now, if you king wan more
Speaker 8: of those video games to do something, I like to
Speaker 8: do more of them.
Speaker 1: There's another weird old Nintendo boxing games. I never played,
Speaker 1: but I saw a YouTube of it the other day.
Speaker 1: I remember seeing it, like pictures of it. I played it. It
Speaker 1: was called Ring King.
Speaker 5: Yes, Ring Ring King.
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Did you play that one shot?
Speaker 5: I sure did? H And I used to love to
Speaker 5: actually start a boxer and train him and build him
Speaker 5: up in that game, which was very hard to do.
Speaker 8: Yep, let's get that if that one, if you can
Speaker 8: get the YouTube iwash, I'm like, oh, the graphics are
Speaker 8: actually pretty good on this, and the gameplay is interesting,
Speaker 8: you like walk around the ring and stuff that's different
Speaker 8: than the play on like Tyson's punch Out was a
Speaker 8: lot different.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: The ring is bizarrely huge. It's like a huge ring
Speaker 5: that you can move around, and it actually the movement
Speaker 5: around the ring is great because if you like run
Speaker 5: away and then run real quick at them and throw
Speaker 5: an uppercut, you can actually land a punch that knocks
Speaker 5: the guy out of the ring, like he literally flies
Speaker 5: out of the ring if you do it just right.
Speaker 5: It's one of the Power Punches.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it looks like a lot of fun. I just
Speaker 1: have vaker remember big memories of like maybe Nintendo Power
Speaker 1: was in. I used to have that magazine as a kid,
Speaker 1: but I never remember playing it. But yeah, it looks
Speaker 1: cool and you were.
Speaker 8: Small yours fine with you find filing things, firing everything
Speaker 8: up last when I saw I started on you, on
Speaker 8: you when you got when you blow them.
Speaker 1: I liked burning fires.
Speaker 2: I know, I know I did videos.
Speaker 1: I don't lie about that.
Speaker 2: I always saw him in his videos, but.
Speaker 1: I was always controlled and make sure it was controlled.
Speaker 2: Uncle.
Speaker 1: You had to be safe about being crazy and starting fires.
Speaker 1: I like to know how you can be control to
Speaker 1: burn everything down. You just want to burn down the
Speaker 1: stuff that you want to burn down, not everything. So
Speaker 1: be careful out there kids, practice safety and don't burn things.
Speaker 2: Push that button and as you're seeing the room, push
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Speaker 1: Follow our show, follow this uh we're at Uncle podcast, YouTube, Twitter,
Speaker 1: x Twitch. We're on all those things. We're on them
Speaker 1: right now, we're streaming on them. Maybe you're watching us
Speaker 1: on there for the first time. If you are, thank
Speaker 1: you and also look forward to a special presentation on Thanksgiving.
Speaker 1: I will be doing the War on Christmas Thanksgiving Spectacular
Speaker 1: all Thanksgiving day long. There's my work in graphic for it.
Speaker 1: So enjoy that little graphic work in progress.
Speaker 2: But oh, by the way, talking about the turkey.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what about the turkey? Uncle?
Speaker 8: Anybody see my my thing about he put it thing
Speaker 8: I told him to put it in.
Speaker 2: In the uh in on my.
Speaker 1: I think iPhone, iPad.
Speaker 2: No, on the on my.
Speaker 1: Wall. Thanks to see this is a thing that I
Speaker 1: did or something did this morning. I did this this morning.
Speaker 2: Oh you're talking. Oh yes, yes, not the turkey.
Speaker 1: Yes, Uncle talking about his instagram so at Uncle podcast
Speaker 1: on Instagram. We posted something. We posted one of your lunches.
Speaker 1: We've been posting all of your lunch.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, we've been doing some of them too. And
Speaker 8: also see this turkey. He has a crazy gun some
Speaker 8: kind of drawing he made.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, that's you're talking about the War on
Speaker 1: Christmas Thanksgiving Spectacular. That's what that is. Yeah, that's I
Speaker 1: drew a picture of a turkey. That is the little
Speaker 1: logo I'm using for the Thanksgiving special, which I'll be
Speaker 1: doing a stream all day on Thanksgiving. Oh that one
Speaker 1: all day long. I'll be streaming all day, uncle, it's
Speaker 1: gonna be exciting. So there's the little graphic I made
Speaker 1: just for so far. Isn't that great? It's a turkey
Speaker 1: with an ar Star style rifle taking aim at a christmaspriese.
Speaker 2: He's not didn't know that was what was.
Speaker 1: He's not playing second fiddle to the other holiday any longer.
Speaker 2: He's had it.
Speaker 1: Uncle.
Speaker 2: You see you see the you see the gunny hands
Speaker 2: in his thing.
Speaker 1: That's a bird that's exercising his Second Amendment rights shooting
Speaker 1: a gun, and he's not scared to do it. I
Speaker 1: applaud him.
Speaker 8: That's what sounds like a government, well in a way,
Speaker 8: in a way that it looks.
Speaker 1: I hope the way you explained. And in some weird,
Speaker 1: bizarre cartoon world which we may in fact be living
Speaker 1: in one of those. I think it might actually be that, uncle,
Speaker 1: but I don't know. Otherwise, it's just a weird cartoon
Speaker 1: of a turkey with a with a gun. That's really stupid. Anyway,
Speaker 1: we're here, I'm real excited to when we do go downstairs.
Speaker 1: We watched that Mike Tyson thing. We'll see how it
Speaker 1: turns out again. If anybody calls in, don't tell us
Speaker 1: what happened. Do not tell it hasn't happened for us yet. Okay,
Speaker 1: very important, very important, We're very excited about it.
Speaker 7: Or I have a video game story. I heard what's that.
Speaker 7: It's an urban legend and it's interesting. I'm curious if
Speaker 7: anyone knows about it. Anyone listening in the audience calling
Speaker 7: if you know anything about this. This is a real story.
Speaker 7: So in the early eighties, in the Portland area and
Speaker 7: several video arcades, some machines started popping up. There's an
Speaker 7: unnamed game with just playing back black boxes and a
Speaker 7: bunch of kids, and then they, you know, they started
Speaker 7: playing it, and also they stood. It started out kind
Speaker 7: of pretty much like games of the time, like Alga,
Speaker 7: but then it started to get progressively more difficult. It
Speaker 7: started flashing messages that were burnt into their eyes that
Speaker 7: they would see afterwards. Someone that started having seizures, trouble walking,
Speaker 7: all these weird things. And then one day at the
Speaker 7: end of summer, a bunch of the famous men in
Speaker 7: Black showed up and bands loaded up the games, never
Speaker 7: to be seen again. And then in two thousand, the
Speaker 7: late yeah, the late aughts, someone mentioned this whole thing
Speaker 7: and they came up with a screenshot of the thing,
Speaker 7: and the name of the game was called Polybius. So
Speaker 7: if you know anything of Polybius.
Speaker 2: Calling hmm creepy a new one on me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it sounds vaguely familiar that story.
Speaker 5: Yeah it does. But I'm almost thinking it's the plot
Speaker 5: to a movie.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I know it sounds like that. Yeah, it
Speaker 1: sounds like it should be a movie. It'd be a
Speaker 1: good one.
Speaker 7: This is a legit thing.
Speaker 5: I mean it kind of reminds me partially of that
Speaker 5: that movie, The Last star Fighter. You remember that one,
Speaker 5: Aaron the guy, Like, there's a video game that went
Speaker 5: to the wrong place and it ends up at a
Speaker 5: trailer park and it's a recruiting thing for an intergalactic
Speaker 5: space force. Remember that.
Speaker 1: But there's that. And it's also similar to that War
Speaker 1: Games movie too, where but.
Speaker 7: See where you guys are wrong? Is this happened? I
Speaker 7: believe in eighty two. Those movies came afterwards?
Speaker 5: Well, war Games is war Games is closed? What year
Speaker 5: was the original war Games?
Speaker 7: For years?
Speaker 2: What was the original Wargames movie?
Speaker 5: Because that was a early eighties.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, yeah, it's like eighty three or four.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think I think eighty three.
Speaker 1: Let me sing, what's up uncle.
Speaker 2: By the way, Jimmy t they're gonna be playing the
Speaker 2: Green Bay. I just remember.
Speaker 5: Nineteen eighty three, is what it? War games?
Speaker 1: Eighty three? War games, polybius eighty two. He's saying, I
Speaker 1: think eighty two. Okay, somebody got an apparent screen grab
Speaker 1: of like the title screen or something.
Speaker 7: Muh well, like a screen shot. Yeah, I guess so,
Speaker 7: I can't. I looked at it. I don't remember exactly
Speaker 7: what the screen said, but it was said, and the
Speaker 7: discussion this guy claimed that he was involved in making
Speaker 7: this thing.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: Interesting sounds creepy, sounds scary.
Speaker 5: And there's been lots of stories around the use of
Speaker 5: video games to recruit kids for different things.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I mean they still do that. The Pentagon
Speaker 1: was making these recruitment sites that were video game essentially arcades. Yep,
Speaker 1: they're doing that a couple of years ago. I don't
Speaker 1: know if they still do that. It's no, no, no,
Speaker 1: not Republicans. This was the military recruiters. They had like
Speaker 1: these gaming centers that they would get these gamer kids
Speaker 1: in there to recruit them for the different branches of
Speaker 1: the military. So I don't know if they're still running those,
Speaker 1: but they were a real thing, just like a couple
Speaker 1: of years ago, I know for sure.
Speaker 2: So that that's happened. Yeah, there's no denying that.
Speaker 1: You know what's interesting too, is that the military gets
Speaker 1: is being creative with their recruiting. They're sponsoring a lot
Speaker 1: of these drone competitions now too, like these drone racing competitions.
Speaker 1: I know. The military's heavy into promoting that thing too.
Speaker 1: So that's another thing in addition to the games.
Speaker 2: That they do.
Speaker 7: Exact you know what I got, Know what I got?
Speaker 1: You got.
Speaker 7: A bonus when the Navy. I got a T shirt
Speaker 7: that said let the Journey Begin.
Speaker 2: Nice, nice every girl T shirt of the Service.
Speaker 1: That's what happens. Uncle, you get a T shirt.
Speaker 8: And the one one look at me and say, now
Speaker 8: he won't he won't make it.
Speaker 2: Be pissed.
Speaker 1: I can get pissed those things bone spurs. Oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I know, I know. Yeah, it's it's all right, Kenn,
Speaker 1: it's gracious. Okay, Well we're here on a Friday. We're
Speaker 1: not going to be here next week, Chuck. You're off
Speaker 1: to down.
Speaker 8: Off to Dallas and and and the following will be gone.
Speaker 5: Following right, the following gone a couple of weeks, two weeks,
Speaker 5: you'll be gone.
Speaker 8: Yeah yeah, the next following yeah you still, but you
Speaker 8: still can listen to Sidekick on his show. All right
Speaker 8: on Thanksgiving Day and Thanksgiving for people that listen the.
Speaker 1: War on Christmas, you're gonna love it. It's gonna be
Speaker 1: a good time. Thank you for the plug, uncle. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, giving you some customers.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna try to reelin customers for both of us,
Speaker 1: I promise, I'm gonna try to do it.
Speaker 8: You try to get people, well, I'm gone. You can
Speaker 8: get people to get customers.
Speaker 1: It's an attempts, it's an attempt. Now, the idea, the
Speaker 1: main idea behind it, Uncle, I will say, is this
Speaker 1: with live streaming, it's always better the longer that you
Speaker 1: do a single live stream. Like if you if you
Speaker 1: can manage to do a live stre for a whole day,
Speaker 1: that's like a good thing. It sounds bizarre in the
Speaker 1: world of like short attention spans, like the longer.
Speaker 2: Got a time, but now the time you'll be home
Speaker 2: alone and.
Speaker 8: You'll be doing that, that would make it may get
Speaker 8: some more comment. But for both of us to have
Speaker 8: Amy might have some new customers come when I come back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yes, so you won't. You won't be around, but
Speaker 1: I will be. So I'm going to be doing the
Speaker 1: show without you. But it'll be good. It'll be good,
Speaker 1: and it'll be a really long live stream. So the
Speaker 1: idea is doing a really long live stream. Well, so
Speaker 1: it's it's kind of testing that out. It's like, okay,
Speaker 1: i'll make a live stream, a live stream all day.
Speaker 1: We'll see if we can get a couple of subscribers
Speaker 1: on the YouTube. Can we get three subscribers from it?
Speaker 1: I don't know. If I can do that, then success.
Speaker 2: Maybe trying to get I would five or ten.
Speaker 1: I'll try to get five or ten, I will.
Speaker 2: That's that's average for you. If you can get that,
Speaker 2: it's possible. That's that's the look now I look at it.
Speaker 1: So that was goal number one. Goal number two is
Speaker 1: just have fun and enjoy and it's gonna be a
Speaker 1: lot of old stuff I'm putting on there. So it's
Speaker 1: gonna be fun going.
Speaker 8: Back, and the mind can relax like mine does and
Speaker 8: went on and nobody here be telling them he has
Speaker 8: to have his mind relaxed to be a meditation on call.
Speaker 8: Well and that's what be very meditated, and then you meditate.
Speaker 8: They tried to get quiet nobody in the house. Of course,
Speaker 8: of course you got the dogs. But that's who say.
Speaker 8: But that is hearsay. He has say depending who comes
Speaker 8: and goes other than that and nobody else.
Speaker 2: So you can do should I should be fine?
Speaker 1: So anyway, Yeah, we're gonna be.
Speaker 7: Doing some fun times, some pickup some cash and what not.
Speaker 7: I heard the raw Ma people of your very area.
Speaker 7: Why they were without a guru. They're they're a they're
Speaker 7: a cult wandering around with no leader. They need someone.
Speaker 7: They're going up we because uh there their colt leader
Speaker 7: up and died and the other ones in prison. I
Speaker 7: see an opportunity.
Speaker 5: Hmm.
Speaker 1: I appreciate the Uh the job alert there.
Speaker 2: Who's the These are.
Speaker 1: The listeners you're talking about. Uh, it's a cult. Where
Speaker 1: exactly was it cult? Was it in l A, Was
Speaker 1: it in Riverside?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 7: They're everywhere. They're a similar to the Harry critters Harry Christmas.
Speaker 7: Uh similar similar. Their last big leader was like this
Speaker 7: lady that talks like that Holmes woman with the Deep boys, Well,
Speaker 7: she said she was blessed by their last great leader. Anyway,
Speaker 7: she died of forty one of a spranged ankle somehow.
Speaker 2: What do you want?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 7: That was young the other big shots from prison, so
Speaker 7: you know, I guess they're pretty good. It's the whole,
Speaker 7: you know, Grifton and Gypsy in and I don't know
Speaker 7: how they make money, but they make money.
Speaker 1: Mhm. It could be a good business to get into. Uncle,
Speaker 1: Maybe I'll look in at that. Like the sound.
Speaker 7: Oh, they're all new ag, they're all into the chant.
Speaker 7: They just we got no rudder.
Speaker 2: Now I know.
Speaker 1: Well, I like the sound of it. That's for sure.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna look into that, uncle, I'm gonna look at what.
Speaker 1: It's an opportunity. It's a business opportunity.
Speaker 8: Now, Jimmy, you got him wound up in the videos. Well,
Speaker 8: I do his stuff when videos or stuff on his computing.
Speaker 8: We're gone so straight to see when I get back,
Speaker 8: to see what he looks like.
Speaker 1: All businesses on the computer. Now, really, that's that's what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. That's where it happens.
Speaker 8: Well, business on the computer, it's no doubt because that's
Speaker 8: where it's going.
Speaker 2: You can see where it's coming from.
Speaker 1: It's already there.
Speaker 2: Oh it's somebody came, it's been, it's cammon gone. It
Speaker 2: might be gone already.
Speaker 1: It might be living in a some sort of heaven
Speaker 1: or hell after the apocalypse already happened in twenty twelve,
Speaker 1: and we're all just pretending it didn't.
Speaker 8: I don't know, pretty sure that could be the end,
Speaker 8: because like who we didn't want is going to be
Speaker 8: in Balky Blky with his uh what is what is
Speaker 8: the steady source? And the spaghetti spaghetti and got me
Speaker 8: going crazy.
Speaker 1: But that spaghetti ad caused a ripple effect your time
Speaker 1: and space, and we've never been able to return from
Speaker 1: it the time you get. But it's kind of good,
Speaker 1: kind of fun. I'm enjoying myself right now, a lot
Speaker 1: of fun. We're broadcasting. Let me see, let me see
Speaker 1: if I can get any semblance of any kind of numbers.
Speaker 1: And I can't. That's not telling me, but it doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: I'll find out later. I'll get half of the inkling
Speaker 1: of what happened later.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're doing fine. All.
Speaker 5: I got about eight minutes left though.
Speaker 1: Well that's even better.
Speaker 2: Look at that minutes. Yeah, that's the befoore.
Speaker 1: That's the best news I've heard all night. Uncle.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because we started two minutes late, so you need
Speaker 5: to go two minutes over. That's all, uncle, So you
Speaker 5: got eight minutes instead of six.
Speaker 1: Oh, I will say, uncle, I'm gonna take this moment
Speaker 1: right now. I'm gonna I'm gonna before go, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: give up my shout out at the end of the show,
Speaker 1: I give that up. I'm not gonna even give one.
Speaker 1: But what I'm gonna do is take this moment to
Speaker 1: pat myself on the back. I'm doing it because I
Speaker 1: reached out to different guests this week. So you got
Speaker 1: some well, I get somebody reached out to potential guests.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, I mean, won't.
Speaker 8: You look at hey, Chuck. I was pushing him. I'm
Speaker 8: doing this and that is a surprise for me. He's
Speaker 8: asking you finally did something.
Speaker 2: Collect finally glad to hear it.
Speaker 1: So there I forfeit my shout out in order to
Speaker 1: shout myself out. I don't know if that's selfish or not,
Speaker 1: but I just did it. And I don't care.
Speaker 2: How about that.
Speaker 1: It could it could, We'll get people, we will get guests,
Speaker 1: we will well.
Speaker 2: The sound of what you did it for a starting
Speaker 2: and that was pretty good. It is I mean from
Speaker 2: a starting.
Speaker 8: Standpoint, So when I get back to my vacation, I
Speaker 8: would expect is I guess?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, just to say I hope so might That's
Speaker 1: what I'll be looking for.
Speaker 2: Okay, I better.
Speaker 7: I can get you guys the hell of a guess.
Speaker 7: But I'm always skirts you I'm not going to show
Speaker 7: up and I'll look like a jerky.
Speaker 8: Well, that's all depending on sidekick here. Sometimes he wants
Speaker 8: to and sometimes he don't.
Speaker 1: Can guarantee to schedule it when when we can make it, okay, well,
Speaker 1: we can guarantee that we can show up to catch
Speaker 1: a guest.
Speaker 5: If we got a guest, for sure, we can make
Speaker 5: sure somebody shows up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it's the regular show where we don't have
Speaker 1: a guess or like that, Well, we can't do it.
Speaker 2: Sometimes that happens, right, well, but with.
Speaker 1: A guess that would I would right my best not
Speaker 1: to all. I very rarely when I would have guests
Speaker 1: on the shows over here, is that I would cancel.
Speaker 1: I can't. I can't remember. Maybe it's only a handful
Speaker 1: of times, or I've had too but I've had guests.
Speaker 1: I've had guests cancer on me. I can tell you
Speaker 1: that they do do that, but they're shock if we
Speaker 1: have Laine, we're hoping for rain. Is it raining out there?
Speaker 1: She said something about there, all right, we'll bring it on.
Speaker 1: That's another thing I believe when I see it.
Speaker 2: That's the thing I said. Those were other people.
Speaker 8: I'm telling you, I do not know where they have gotten.
Speaker 8: They have brains sometimes in the wood at department. They
Speaker 8: don't have any they don't have them. They say, whoa
Speaker 8: can I vein to them in They were sitting here
Speaker 8: waiting down the rain and we put the stuff away.
Speaker 8: Oh and I tell you people just look outside. Don't
Speaker 8: listen to them and see if Wayne comes. I keep
Speaker 8: telling him, been here, but nobody listens.
Speaker 2: We don't. It's truly you don't.
Speaker 1: It's true. No rain, no listening, hold, lot of not going.
Speaker 1: But we have a broadcast. Take that everybody there.
Speaker 2: You go, okay, it's new close right wing down.
Speaker 1: We could do the shout outs for everybody who has
Speaker 1: not forfeited their shout out. They can do theirs.
Speaker 2: Uncle, you want to, yeah, let them. I'm on. Anybody
Speaker 2: started Jimmy, he's the only one. Go ahead and say
Speaker 2: your shut.
Speaker 5: Out, Jimmy.
Speaker 2: It's somebody playing the boxball.
Speaker 7: Shout out. I'll just say, oh, Chuck, I bought a
Speaker 7: ticket to see that.
Speaker 5: I didn't, but thank you.
Speaker 7: I bought the virtual saying that I just check coat.
Speaker 5: Oh excellent, come on it, oh excellent, thank you. Not
Speaker 5: not too many people have used the code, so appreciate it.
Speaker 7: I made sure to it had I had to guess
Speaker 7: because I couldn't get to the other upstage. Finally, somehow
Speaker 7: I figured out it was Solly ten. That's it.
Speaker 5: Ye yep. Anybody goes to Assassination Conference dot com, you
Speaker 5: use the code of ten, you get ten percent off. Yeh.
Speaker 2: I didn't know that. There we go. That's a pretty
Speaker 2: good deal. There, there you go.
Speaker 1: I like that shout out. Anybody going to the lansope.
Speaker 7: Yeah, everyone in the conference, good luck. Can enjoy your
Speaker 7: vacation of the war on Christmas.
Speaker 1: You know I will.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there you go see it, Jebby, thank you, Jimmy.
Speaker 8: That My shout out is for everybody that was listening
Speaker 8: in the other country, if they will.
Speaker 1: We love our international listeners.
Speaker 5: You tonight we had listeners in Germany and Canada only.
Speaker 5: That's the only international listeners.
Speaker 8: Not bad, I always say today, Well we appreciate you.
Speaker 8: I appreciate it. We do shuck. Do you have a
Speaker 8: shout out?
Speaker 2: You have a shoutout?
Speaker 5: No, you know what I want to just a shout
Speaker 5: out to everybody who listens, who participates in any way,
Speaker 5: shape or form with any of the shows on the network.
Speaker 5: I appreciate you, guys. It's it's been fun. I'm going
Speaker 5: to be there trying to promote the network. I got
Speaker 5: some promotional materials coming from Aaron this week, so I
Speaker 5: should have some stuff there to promote. I'm promoting Age
Speaker 5: n Uncle, right, Aaron, Yeah, yeah, I gave you stuff
Speaker 5: for both excellent, so I'll have stuff for Age of
Speaker 5: Transitions and Uncle at the conference, as well as the
Speaker 5: O'CELLI effect a bunch of stuff to promote the network.
Speaker 5: And uh, you know what, anybody who hasn't signed up
Speaker 5: and wants to attend, virtually, like I said, Assassination Conference
Speaker 5: dot com and use the codo shellie ten for ten
Speaker 5: percent off. There you go. There's my shout out time.
Speaker 1: Thank you cool, very good. All right, thank you everybody
Speaker 1: for listening to this show. It's Uncle theepodcast dot com
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