Speaker 1: Hello everybody, and welcome to another edition of The Cajun
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Speaker 1: We have a couple of things that are gonna be
Speaker 1: talking about this evening. In particular, they're going to revolve
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Speaker 1: going on around we're going to talk about. We have
Speaker 1: some situations with China that I feel like we really
Speaker 1: need to discuss, especially so I just had some new
Speaker 1: information dropping my lap about, you know, a bomb that
Speaker 1: was allegedly placed at an air force base by some
Speaker 1: Chinese nationals. And there's this big conversation about where they
Speaker 1: American citizens, where they dual citizens. What's the situation which
Speaker 1: I feel like we need to have a talk about
Speaker 1: birthright citizenship and if we need to continue this practice
Speaker 1: specifically because of what China did after the Obama administration
Speaker 1: opened up Guam.
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Speaker 2: Anyway, without further ado, we're gonna start off on a
Speaker 2: positive note here. Okay, I'm gonnad share my screen at
Speaker 2: this time. Let's talk more about it. So in Madison County,
Speaker 2: the school system is paying nearly two hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 2: to a fired counselor who spoke out about student gender
Speaker 2: identity policy. Now, look, you.
Speaker 1: Want to feel however you want to feel about if
Speaker 1: there's more than two genders, fine, as long as you're
Speaker 1: a free adult and your everybody's consensual, I don't really
Speaker 1: give a fuck what you do with your time. Okay,
Speaker 1: that being said, for a school counselor to be telling
Speaker 1: the children, hey, y'all, there are only two genders. And
Speaker 1: believe it or not, whatever you were assigned at birth,
Speaker 1: because of the genitals that you have growing on your body,
Speaker 1: that actually plays in to what gender you are. You
Speaker 1: could claim whatever you want, but you can't magically make
Speaker 1: yourself an Apache Attack helicopter. You can't magically make yourself
Speaker 1: another race, you can't magically make yourself another age, and
Speaker 1: you can't magically make yourself another gender. Because of this,
Speaker 1: she was fired, so she decided to go after the
Speaker 1: school board, and she actually won the case.
Speaker 2: It is possible, y'all. It's possible that common sense is
Speaker 2: going to start becoming a thing once again. We can
Speaker 2: only hope and pray, but let's get into it here.
Speaker 1: So, the Central Indiana School District has reportedly agreed to
Speaker 1: pay a former counselor nearly two hundred thousand dollars to
Speaker 1: settle a federal lawsuit filed after she was fired and
Speaker 1: accused of lying about student gender identity policies. Kathy McCord,
Speaker 1: a former counselor at Pendleton High High School in Madison County,
Speaker 1: had her teaching contract terminated in March of twenty twenty
Speaker 1: three after a unanimous vote from the South Madison Community.
Speaker 2: School Corporation board.
Speaker 1: Two months later, in May, mccor filed a federal lawsuit
Speaker 1: against the school corporation, demanding that a jury trial be hailed.
Speaker 1: At the time, the fire counselor asked for an investigation
Speaker 1: into her dismissal and the ensuing controversy around student gender
Speaker 1: identity politic or policies, which, again, gender identity policies are
Speaker 1: all fucking retarded, let's be real here. Despite claiming to
Speaker 1: have won the lawsuit in August twenty twenty five, the
Speaker 1: school district said it quote chose to settle to avoid
Speaker 1: the significant time, expense and disruption a trial would have caused.
Speaker 1: A direct quote. SMCSC said they were confident they would
Speaker 1: have won in a trial, but chose to pay m
Speaker 1: ac cord one hundred and ninety six thousand dollars. Right,
Speaker 1: it's not because it would have made them look really,
Speaker 1: really bad to have them literally get called with their
Speaker 1: pants down for firing a woman for teaching the basics
Speaker 1: of biology and teaching that like, hey, y'all, this is
Speaker 1: really dumb. I'm not going to affirm these kids genders
Speaker 1: because that's actually doing more harm than good.
Speaker 2: That it would.
Speaker 1: Have been two time consuming and costly, so we just
Speaker 1: settled for you know, closer to uner K.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: Of course, mccorr claims she was disciplined by the school
Speaker 1: district after disagreeing with and speaking publicly about an apparent
Speaker 1: plan to withhold information from parents about a student's preferred pronouns.
Speaker 1: This sparked controversy within the Madison County community, with the
Speaker 1: school board holding several meetings open to the public regarding McCord.
Speaker 1: Meetings in both February and early March of twenty twenty
Speaker 1: five had several community members attend, both in support of
Speaker 1: and against McCord. At a meeting on March ninth, school
Speaker 1: board members voted seven to zero to fire her. Board
Speaker 1: member Seve McCord provided documents to a publication the Daily
Speaker 1: ste regarding these school's alleged student gender plans.
Speaker 2: The board went on to claim that.
Speaker 1: The documents had been edited and that McCord provided a
Speaker 1: Daily Signal reporter with misleading statements.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: The school board then provided for the first time one
Speaker 1: hundred printed copies of what they said is the district's
Speaker 1: official gender support plan.
Speaker 2: To view that copy, you web about okay.
Speaker 1: So the following day, the school board released what they
Speaker 1: called a factual basis for their decision, and they have
Speaker 1: a spot where you can view that. At the time
Speaker 1: of the board's decision, Kathy mccady and her family did
Speaker 1: not release any comments. Then, on May eighteenth, she filed
Speaker 1: a lawsuit against the district in the US District Court
Speaker 1: for Indiana Southern District for the district fire McCord despite
Speaker 1: her decades of stellar service to pill In students, because
Speaker 1: she spoke to a reporter about South Madison's controversial policy
Speaker 1: regarding student's gender identity. Documents argued that McCord, like all
Speaker 1: public employees, did not surrender her first memory rights when
Speaker 1: she became employed by the school district. Furthermore, the suit
Speaker 1: claims that by firing her, the school board violated McCord's
Speaker 1: constitutional rights, and apparently, rather than fight the good fight,
Speaker 1: they decided to just settle and agree that, like, yeah, fine, whatever,
Speaker 1: here's your money.
Speaker 2: So the two hundred thousand dollars payout.
Speaker 1: Nearly three years later, ADF officials confirmed on Wednesday, April
Speaker 1: fifteenth that school district officials had reached a settlement with McCord.
Speaker 1: The settlement reportedly includes one hundred and ninety five thousand
Speaker 1: payment by South Madison Schools to account for damages, attorneys,
Speaker 1: fees and costs, and a lot of the settlement. ADF
Speaker 1: said Wednesday that their attorney had filed a joint stipulation
Speaker 1: of dismissal on Monday, asking that McCord's lawsuit against the
Speaker 1: district be brought to a close a full statement of
Speaker 1: the South.
Speaker 2: Madison all right, cool col cool. So they released his
Speaker 2: full statement. No need to read it. But there's all
Speaker 2: other precedents for this, there's similar cases for this.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: This is not the first time in twenty twenty six
Speaker 1: that a Central Indiana school district has paid a former
Speaker 1: teacher to settle a lawsuit regarding gender politics. Brownsburg Community
Speaker 1: School Corporation agreed in March twenty twenty six the settle
Speaker 1: a lawsuit with John Kludge oh Man.
Speaker 2: That was so close. That was so close to a
Speaker 2: euphemism in.
Speaker 1: British slang for Fayman, a former music teacher who resigned
Speaker 1: after refusing to call transgender students by the preferred names
Speaker 1: and pronouns. Cludge was reportedly paid six hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: thousand dollars in the settlement. Wow, that's that's also pretty awesome.
Speaker 1: So the music teacher, which traditionally not all, but traditionally
Speaker 1: the music teachers are more of the artsy types. They're
Speaker 1: more of the liberal types that are more gender affirming
Speaker 1: and all this stuff. This band director was like, nah,
Speaker 1: fuck that, I'm not calling you by that, like we're
Speaker 1: not doing this, and then got paid over half a mil.
Speaker 1: That's dope. So anyway, all right, just wanted to bring
Speaker 1: that up, just started off on a semi positive note
Speaker 1: and continuing with the positive note.
Speaker 2: I thought this was really cool. I thought this was
Speaker 2: really cool. Yeah, so this is from Tasking Peraps.
Speaker 1: A boom operator on an Air Force tanker earned two
Speaker 1: dfcs for combat flights, one with a V device and
Speaker 1: one or a Distinguished Flying Cross with a V device
Speaker 1: and a second Distinguished Flying Cross with a C device.
Speaker 1: This is a rare double award for the military's top
Speaker 1: aviation medal.
Speaker 2: This is cool.
Speaker 1: It's really cool, especially and I know it shouldn't matter
Speaker 1: if she's a female, No, it actually does. This is
Speaker 1: really fucking cool for a woman to get double awarded
Speaker 1: for the same thing in the Air Force, of all things.
Speaker 2: So you know, let's just read this. This is fucking cool.
Speaker 1: A boom operator on a KC one five tanker earned
Speaker 1: two Distinguished Flying Crosses on recent combat missions. The Air
Speaker 1: Force confirmed this week a rare double award of the
Speaker 1: military's top medal for flight staff. Sergeant Gabrielle Stallings, the
Speaker 1: boom operator her question, was one of fifteen members of
Speaker 1: the ninety third Air Refueling Squadron who was presented with
Speaker 1: dfcs or stars for combat flights on March thirty first,
Speaker 1: in a ceremony at Fairchild Air Force Base in Washington.
Speaker 1: In all, twelve pilots and boom operators from the squadron
Speaker 1: were awarded Distinguished Flying Crosses. Three senior leaders in the
Speaker 1: squadron were awarded Bronze Stars. I'm just gonna say probably
Speaker 1: the officers, because they had officers bronze stars, like it's
Speaker 1: fucking candy. Anyway, Stallings was the only double award ee,
Speaker 1: and also these devices are pretty cool too. Though Air
Speaker 1: Force officials were tight lipped on when and where the
Speaker 1: tanker crews had flown their missions behind the awards, a
Speaker 1: local congressman who attended the ceremony told spokesperson Reviewed newspaper
Speaker 1: that they were linked to Operation Midnight Hammer, the surprise
Speaker 1: overnight bombing mission in Iran on June twenty first to
Speaker 1: twenty second. The US Representative Michael Bomgardner, a Eastern Washington Republican,
Speaker 1: told the paper, the refueling community is such a big
Speaker 1: part of the fabric of Eastern Washington and Spokane or Spokane,
Speaker 1: I don't know how they pronounced it. And to see
Speaker 1: those pilots get recognized for their valiant efforts with respect
Speaker 1: to Iran in Operation Midnight Hammer last year, particularly while
Speaker 1: there is an ongoing operation against Iran, really brought the
Speaker 1: thing home. Officials with the ninety second Air Refueling Wing
Speaker 1: and the eighteenth Air Force would not provide copies of
Speaker 1: the award citations nor confirm if the medals were associated
Speaker 1: with Midnight Hammer. The operation targeted three Iranian nuclear installations
Speaker 1: with a massive fleet of US aircraft, including B two
Speaker 1: Spirit stealth bombers and fighter jets. Nearly all the aircraft
Speaker 1: involved needed mid air refueling during the operation, including the
Speaker 1: B twos from flying from Whiteman Air Force Base in
Speaker 1: the continental US. So, anyway, this is really cool, and
Speaker 1: you know what Royce helped me out here, So you
Speaker 1: were Air Force, So explain what the devices on these things.
Speaker 1: So like just so everybody knows, so you know, I'm
Speaker 1: a marine, I only really know marine things the Distinguished
Speaker 1: Flying Cross how like up there's as the metals.
Speaker 2: Is this considered no idea?
Speaker 3: I thought you were gonna ask you about airplanes now,
Speaker 3: boom operators, Like I was. I was totally prepared for
Speaker 3: that ribbons no idea.
Speaker 1: Okay, So a v device, I understand, means for valor
Speaker 1: a sea device.
Speaker 2: Do you know what this means? Is that like a
Speaker 2: combat device?
Speaker 3: Maybe huh could be no idea?
Speaker 1: Okay, fair enough, all right, let's see it probably talks
Speaker 1: about it here, but I just I didn't know maybe
Speaker 1: you'd have a little insight into that. So wait, you
Speaker 1: boom operators themselves. That's the one that like sends out
Speaker 1: the nozzle to refuel mid air.
Speaker 3: Correct hit, So that's a drogue.
Speaker 4: The boom is the thing that kind of looks like
Speaker 4: a little penis that goes back and forth.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then the drogue is the basket.
Speaker 1: There we go, there we go, all right, So yeah,
Speaker 1: it kind of gets into it a little bit here.
Speaker 1: So uh KSE one thirty five is fly with a
Speaker 1: crew of three, including two pilots and a boom operator.
Speaker 2: Backup crewman are common on longer flights.
Speaker 1: Several of the Distinguished Flying Crosses were awarded with the
Speaker 1: or SEA devices, which denote various levels of combat exposure
Speaker 1: during a mission.
Speaker 2: The V device is for valor.
Speaker 1: It is a higher level of an award and requires
Speaker 1: quote an act or acts of heroism by an individual
Speaker 1: above what is normally expected while engaged indirect combat. According
Speaker 1: to Air Force regulations, those awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross
Speaker 1: with the V device were Captain Gershoff, Captain Soltero, Captain Ferguson,
Speaker 1: Captain Roebach, Captain Choi, Captain Schaeffer, as well as First
Speaker 1: Lieutenant Ionidas. Okay, Now, the sea device denotates awards that
Speaker 1: were earned in combat or while exposed to quote grave
Speaker 1: danger by hostile actions. Those awards with the sea device
Speaker 1: were Captain Cheryl, Captain Molloy, and Captain Swinson, as well
Speaker 1: as Senior Airman Clarky.
Speaker 2: Stallings received one of each.
Speaker 1: So okay, again, I don't know the entire backstory to
Speaker 1: how she was awarded both of these, but one's got
Speaker 1: a SEA device, one's got a V device, so either
Speaker 1: way it goes she I don't know if she was
Speaker 1: receiving you know, ground to air shots on the fuel
Speaker 1: or what the situation was how did she get valor
Speaker 1: and combat? But either way it goes, you don't see
Speaker 1: many women get some sort of a combat award for valor.
Speaker 2: In this world do we live in? You have some,
Speaker 2: it's a rarity. So you know what, I thought it'd
Speaker 2: be cool for us to give a kudos where they're due.
Speaker 1: And you know, good job to staff Sergeant Gabrielle Stallings,
Speaker 1: big old paddle on the back, and I'm sure she's
Speaker 1: gonna have a fucking storied career from this point forward.
Speaker 1: But anyway, you know, we might talk about this one
Speaker 1: more towards the end, but I wanted to get to
Speaker 1: what Royce is talking about on this one for the taxes, honestly,
Speaker 1: so all right, moving forward, is Marjorie Taylor Green telling
Speaker 1: Americans not to pay federal taxes. That's that's a bold claim.
Speaker 1: It's a bold strategy, Cotton. Let's see what she's got.
Speaker 1: The rift between two halves of the Make America Great
Speaker 1: Again movement is growing at some conservative personalities are now
Speaker 1: calling for a national tax revolt. I mean, I'm down,
Speaker 1: I'm really down. But even still, you're not going to
Speaker 1: get everybody to do this. But I like where the
Speaker 1: I like where their heads are at anyway.
Speaker 2: Former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Green MTG, as she's also called,
Speaker 2: who fell out with the President last fall before resigning
Speaker 2: her seat in Georgia in January, has been a vocal
Speaker 2: opponent of the war in Iran, the handling of the
Speaker 2: Epstein files, and other key issues within the Trump administration. Yeah,
Speaker 2: she's not alone.
Speaker 1: Trump's ratings, if you want to call them, that have
Speaker 1: fallen faster than I mean, yeah, they're they're I don't
Speaker 1: even have a good comparison, faster than the fucking Hindenburger. Honestly,
Speaker 1: nobody thinks that he has any kind of real game plan.
Speaker 1: There's there's a few out there. They're like, listen, y'all,
Speaker 1: I'm telling you. I'm telling you, he's playing five D chess.
Speaker 1: You got you gotta trust the plan. Look, I was
Speaker 1: that guy for a good while, genuinely I was. But
Speaker 1: just watching how he has done things in the last
Speaker 1: eight months, and then specifically with the situation with Iran,
Speaker 1: I could see the chess game that he's playing. I
Speaker 1: get it, but I don't see what the end goal is.
Speaker 1: I feel like he has lost the plot. I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's there's a greater than zero percent chance that in
Speaker 1: six months to a year's time, we're gonna look back
Speaker 1: at that and be.
Speaker 2: Like, oh my god, that's why he was doing this
Speaker 2: and saying this, to make us think this, so he
Speaker 2: could do that. Oh my god, he's a genius. Sure,
Speaker 2: that's there's always that possibility. I'm i'ma be honest with y'all.
Speaker 2: I no longer see it. I absolutely no longer see it.
Speaker 2: But let's get into it more. She says.
Speaker 1: She has often taken to social media to express her
Speaker 1: outrage that Trump has turned away from his America First message,
Speaker 1: in her opinion, and is no longer aligned with the
Speaker 1: traditional MAGA ideologies she still follows.
Speaker 2: I have to agree now.
Speaker 1: She turned her attention to taxes just days after or
Speaker 1: days before they are due to be filed in the
Speaker 1: United States Tax Day, of course, April fifteenth, Green promotes
Speaker 1: tax revolt message. So on Monday, Green posted a video
Speaker 1: on X with Paymon Payman, Matajida, Matta Haida, Payman, Matta Hada,
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ.
Speaker 2: That's a crazy name, okay.
Speaker 1: The founder of Freedom Law School, who says paying federal
Speaker 1: income and payroll tax is not required by law for
Speaker 1: most Americans. Former members of Freedom Law School, however, have
Speaker 1: been sentenced to prison for tax evasion.
Speaker 2: Yes see, that's the thing.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 1: There's gonna be people out there're gonna say, no, listen,
Speaker 1: it is voluntary. It even says, so right there, Okay,
Speaker 1: and I agree. However, don't pay your taxes and see
Speaker 1: how long you'll go before you get arrested. Like it's voluntary.
Speaker 1: But if you don't voluntarily do it, then you'll get arrested. Well,
Speaker 1: that's extortion. Yeah, I agree, this is America Welcome. But
Speaker 1: maybe I'm jumping ahead of myself here. Let's see what
Speaker 1: Margie Taylor Green says. Continue It says I've been sent
Speaker 1: countless questions since millions of Americans saw my interview with
Speaker 1: the former IRS agent. Now it's a blower Joe Banister
Speaker 1: last week where he claims that ninety nine percent Americans
Speaker 1: are not legally required to file and pay income taxes.
Speaker 1: Green wrote this on X How can Americans really organize
Speaker 1: a national tax re vault when we all end up
Speaker 1: in prison?
Speaker 2: Can't the IRS just seize our bank accounts? What if
Speaker 2: my employer taxes directly from my paycheck. I can't answer
Speaker 2: those questions for you or tell you what to do,
Speaker 2: but payment motivate Mota. Heyday, Jesus, the founder of Freedom
Speaker 2: Law School can all right, so you know what, let's
Speaker 2: see if I could play the sound on this video
Speaker 2: or if it's gonna screw up on me, maybe we
Speaker 2: could hear it straight from the horse's mouth. The long
Speaker 2: Oh my god, we are not listening to an hour
Speaker 2: long video. Appreciate the headste Yeah, because I plan and
Speaker 2: listen to it. I was at today but I miss it.
Speaker 3: But yeah, it's an hour long. So yeah, don't believe
Speaker 3: in tact.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, we're not gonna We're not gonna do all that.
Speaker 1: But anyway, So on Green's personal x account, she shared
Speaker 1: the video again after sexual abuse allegations were lodged against
Speaker 1: Representative Eric Swalwell, leading him to drop out of California
Speaker 1: gubernational primary and resigning his seat in the US House. Uh,
Speaker 1: it's very funny that they're bringing up California when we're
Speaker 1: talking about taxes, because that's where the conversation is about
Speaker 1: to go between New York and California. They are fucking
Speaker 1: their people that make any money it's direct quote Eric
Speaker 1: Swallwell and others in Congress high disgusting sex lives and abuse,
Speaker 1: but the way Congress spends your hard earned tax dollars
Speaker 1: is also shameful and disgusting. Green wrote, are you paying
Speaker 1: taxes this year? I talked to two people last week
Speaker 1: who legally don't pay federal income tax. During the video,
Speaker 1: Green says this country was founded by great men who
Speaker 1: protested the King of England by not paying their taxes.
Speaker 1: Given the cost of living war in iran general economic outlook,
Speaker 1: Green said it is time to take the same action again.
Speaker 1: Green began promoting this message back in December when she
Speaker 1: said in a post on ex that every Trump voter
Speaker 1: I see on x is so fed up there planning
Speaker 1: a twenty twenty six tax revolt, and rightfully so.
Speaker 2: So what happens if you don't pay taxes?
Speaker 1: The last day to file, pay and pay tax in
Speaker 1: the United States without an explicit extension is April fifteenth,
Speaker 1: So what would actually happen if you decided not to
Speaker 1: file this year? The United States is a constitutional right
Speaker 1: to tax citizens thanks to the sixteenth Amendment, which states
Speaker 1: Congress quote shall have power to lay and collect taxes
Speaker 1: on incomes from whatever source derived end quote. Exact taxation
Speaker 1: rules are found in the Internal Revenue Code, which also
Speaker 1: dictates how the Internal Revenue Service can operate and use
Speaker 1: citizens' personal information. If you decide not to file taxes
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty six, a clock begins in which the
Speaker 1: RS can apply late fees or failure to pay fees
Speaker 1: each month your taxes have not been filed. According to PBS,
Speaker 1: the fees are calculated based on percentage of what you
Speaker 1: originally owed. The RS could then eventually file your return
Speaker 1: on your behalf at the standard deduction a few years
Speaker 1: after you failed to file your own.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 2: Eventually, the IRS will use a lien or a levy.
Speaker 1: A lien document would create a legal claim on property
Speaker 1: or financial assets to pay back the taxes you owe.
Speaker 1: For example, if you were to sell a house or
Speaker 1: sell your house to the government, you could take a
Speaker 1: portion of the proceeds for the missed payment, or they
Speaker 1: could Wow, Okay, so I actually.
Speaker 2: Didn't know that.
Speaker 1: If I sell my house and I have owed back taxes,
Speaker 1: Uncle Sam will come in and say, oh, you sold
Speaker 1: your house for two hundred K.
Speaker 2: We're gonna go ahead.
Speaker 1: And take fifty k right off the top, home boy,
Speaker 1: I didn't know that a levy would allow the federal
Speaker 1: government to seize your property and financial assets, such as
Speaker 1: seizing funds directly from your bank account, and if you
Speaker 1: fail to make a payment, in some cases, the IRS
Speaker 1: might garnish your wages or take money out of your
Speaker 1: retirement account. Yeah, I've heard of people getting their wages garnished.
Speaker 1: I've heard of that for sure, but not not the
Speaker 1: other way.
Speaker 2: That's different.
Speaker 1: Eventually, tax evasion can lead to criminal charges and jail time.
Speaker 2: Well obviously, and.
Speaker 1: Now it's interesting that they would bring up California here.
Speaker 1: So California and New York are screwing their people, and
Speaker 1: we've talked about it in passing. So for those that
Speaker 1: don't know, the reason why all of the tech bros
Speaker 1: And companies have left California is because of what Newsom
Speaker 1: has done there. So they are making you pay a
Speaker 1: wealth tax, not just as an individual, but as a company.
Speaker 1: And then if you decide to leave the state, they
Speaker 1: also now have passed a law that you have to
Speaker 1: pay the state of California six years worth of taxes
Speaker 1: of what they would have made had you and your
Speaker 1: company state in California, like they estimate a projected six
Speaker 1: year mark of what you were supposed to owe them,
Speaker 1: and they make you pay that regardless of whether you
Speaker 1: leave the state or if you plan on leaving the
Speaker 1: state or whatever. They are screwing anybody that has any
Speaker 1: kind of real wealth in that state. Then you look
Speaker 1: at what's going on in New York right now between
Speaker 1: Mom Donnie and Hokeel, which is it's mind blowing to
Speaker 1: me that Mom Donnie, who by his own admission is
Speaker 1: a socialist. He's been very loud about that. Someone say
Speaker 1: that's why he got elected. And so he tried implementing
Speaker 1: these programs, these free buses, free trash pickup, city or
Speaker 1: state run grocery stores that are free of charge, all
Speaker 1: these things that you know, they've tried that in other
Speaker 1: places before. It doesn't go well. And New York City
Speaker 1: has money. They have mown ay as far as tax
Speaker 1: revenue goes. And so only a few months into his term.
Speaker 2: As mayor, he ran out of money. Shock her.
Speaker 1: And then he goes to the state to Kathy Hockel,
Speaker 1: who's the governor of New York and asks for more funds,
Speaker 1: and basically she's like, look, your one city makes more
Speaker 1: in taxes than the rest of the state does. You
Speaker 1: can figure it out. So now he's waging war on
Speaker 1: the wealthy in New York and made it to where basically,
Speaker 1: if you have, if you own property, if you own
Speaker 1: a company, whatever the case, and you're set up in
Speaker 1: New York City, well he's gonna tax you to Oh god,
Speaker 1: I've heard some horror stories. I don't know the actual
Speaker 1: numbers behind it. I've heard sixty percent, I've heard ninety percent,
Speaker 1: I've heard crazy shit.
Speaker 2: And so now all.
Speaker 1: These business owners are taking off like they're gone obviously,
Speaker 1: like Nashville is more than happy to take business right now.
Speaker 1: New Jersey more than happy to take on some business
Speaker 1: people right now.
Speaker 2: So New York's getting screwed.
Speaker 1: And since the state government is screwing him and the
Speaker 1: wealthy elites are not gonna pay his taxes and play
Speaker 1: his game, now he's decided to wage war on the
Speaker 1: middle class, which for the record, there is not much
Speaker 1: of a middle class in New York City. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's it exists, but it's we're talking that's a marginalized
Speaker 1: group in and of itself, honestly. But all right, and
Speaker 1: we talked about this a little bit. So let's say
Speaker 1: you own a businessiness or no business, a building, not
Speaker 1: some big not the Sears Tower, not some big sky scraper.
Speaker 1: You just own a little piece of property in New
Speaker 1: York City, And how did you get this?
Speaker 2: Why did you get away? Let's say it's like a duplex.
Speaker 2: Let's say it's a little apartment building with fifteen doors. Okay, sure.
Speaker 1: If you want to sell that, because you're about to
Speaker 1: get screwed with property tax and you're about to get
Speaker 1: screwed with income tax.
Speaker 2: Just to have that there.
Speaker 1: Before you sell it, you have to open it up
Speaker 1: for auction and allow only nonprofits to bid on it
Speaker 1: for six months, and if they don't offer you what
Speaker 1: you're asking, you may be required to take one of
Speaker 1: them before you put it on the open market for
Speaker 1: a real estate developer to buy it and use it
Speaker 1: for the principle of real estate. That's the that's the
Speaker 1: thing the mom Donnie has done. It's mind blowing. This
Speaker 1: is real life that's going on in New York right now,
Speaker 1: and he's trying to figure out why his people aren't
Speaker 1: just thriving anymore and why nothing is going on with this.
Speaker 1: It's like, yeah, dude, because you are you are screwing
Speaker 1: yourself completely start to finish. But anyway, let's see, I'm
Speaker 1: checking the chat real quick before I move forward. Hold on, Jesus,
Speaker 1: Sam dropped all kinds of articles. I'm not sure what
Speaker 1: all this has to do with, to be honest with you,
Speaker 1: Oh okay, iron to do transparency and accountability following nationwide.
Speaker 2: Okay, so Sam, this is all Iranian things you dropped
Speaker 2: pretending to the thing.
Speaker 6: But oh yeah, it's uh, some of them are from
Speaker 6: the you and it's just articles of it.
Speaker 7: Oh.
Speaker 6: I can't drop any videos in the chat for whatever reason,
Speaker 6: but it's some of the videos is showing it's a
Speaker 6: confirmation of of the attacks that the government, I want
Speaker 6: to say government, let's just called what it is, their
Speaker 6: Taylor sales, what they did to the the Persian Iranian people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I've been vocal.
Speaker 6: I do not like this Regene Nord's ideology. I do
Speaker 6: sympathize for the people though.
Speaker 2: Right for sure.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, okay, So Tony actually asked you to drop
Speaker 1: some stuff in the chat, and then it looks like
Speaker 1: Raven Lee also dropped a Good Morning America clip high
Speaker 1: school principal takes shooter hailed hero.
Speaker 2: Okay, hold on, that's kind of out of left field,
Speaker 2: but I'll take it.
Speaker 1: I'll take it. We'll pull those up here in a minute. Anyway,
Speaker 1: I did want to bring this up as far as
Speaker 1: New York is concerned, and in California, Marjorie Taylor Green
Speaker 1: saying that do we really have to pay taxes?
Speaker 2: Okay, by the letter of the law, it is voluntary.
Speaker 1: However, it is also voluntary for you to get arrested
Speaker 1: if you don't, so.
Speaker 2: Do that what you want.
Speaker 1: If you're gonna try to do the tax strike, Listen,
Speaker 1: I've been saying this for years. If you want to
Speaker 1: get the government's attention the American people, the citizenry, if
Speaker 1: we wanted to get the US government's attention in a
Speaker 1: way that they could not ignore, then everybody needs to
Speaker 1: go file tax exempt married to nine for or just
Speaker 1: straight up exempt for one month, just to show a
Speaker 1: unified front. And that's not going to screw you over
Speaker 1: at tax time. That's not going to be something that
Speaker 1: you can't bounce back from. You need to go back
Speaker 1: and change it back after that one month.
Speaker 2: Whatever. I used to do that whenever I would work
Speaker 2: a turnaround.
Speaker 1: I go tax exempt for a month, and you know,
Speaker 1: if it was a three week turnaround or whatever the
Speaker 1: case is, make money hand over fist and like, oh,
Speaker 1: so that means you won't be able to get enough
Speaker 1: back later. Yeah, that's the point, because I believe that
Speaker 1: I am a better investor of my money than the
Speaker 1: US government. That's the whole point of that. I can
Speaker 1: set money aside to pay that later and whatever. The
Speaker 1: point is if all of the American citizens were to
Speaker 1: do that for one month, that would get their attention,
Speaker 1: and that is a peaceful legal protest. However, back to
Speaker 1: what we were just talking about about gender identity policies,
Speaker 1: the government has us fighting over ridiculous things that don't
Speaker 1: actually matter.
Speaker 2: We got no Kings protest going on.
Speaker 1: We got people protesting ice raids on illegals that are
Speaker 1: here breaking the law by being here illegally. No person
Speaker 1: is illegal. That's inaccurate. They are, But that's my point.
Speaker 1: They got us at loggerheads over so much shit that
Speaker 1: doesn't actually affect our day to day lives.
Speaker 2: There's no way that we're.
Speaker 1: Gonna all get on the same page to go tax
Speaker 1: exempt for a month, let alone a year, and I
Speaker 1: really hope that a lot of people don't get screwed
Speaker 1: over and possibly face leans or garnished wages or any
Speaker 1: of these things based off of the advice that Marjorie
Speaker 1: Taylor Green, whoever the hell that guy is, I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's possible that if everybody was to do it, they wouldn't.
Speaker 1: They couldn't do it to everybody. They can't arrest everybody.
Speaker 1: They can't, you know, punish the entirety of the American
Speaker 1: population in one foul swoop. But as we say that,
Speaker 1: let's not forget how Canada treated their people with the
Speaker 1: trucker riots quote unquote riots. These truckers are doing their
Speaker 1: peaceful protests and then found all of their bank accounts
Speaker 1: were frozen, all of them. I could see a world where.
Speaker 2: Everybody that files exempt as they're being told, finds their
Speaker 2: bank accounts frozen until they rectify the problem with the
Speaker 2: US government.
Speaker 1: That's that's a real threat anyway. All right, moving on,
Speaker 1: Let's talk a little bit about Iran here. So this
Speaker 1: happened actually a year ago, and don't remember hearing about this.
Speaker 1: So Thailand confirms three deaths from vessel attacks in the
Speaker 1: Strait of horror moves, and again this whole attack happened.
Speaker 1: Twenty twenty three crewmen on the Thai flag vessel that
Speaker 1: were attacked in the Straight Ohorn moves in March have died.
Speaker 1: Foreign Minister Shah Shah Hasak Oh, I'm not doing that
Speaker 1: one set At a press conference on April eighth, Thailand
Speaker 1: said twenty crew members were rescued by the Omani Navy
Speaker 1: after the attack.
Speaker 2: I be honest, I didn't know Oman how much of
Speaker 2: a navy, all right. I figured it would be more
Speaker 2: like a glorified coast guard, all right, which caused an
Speaker 2: explosion in the stern of the ship and a fire
Speaker 2: in the engine room. Mister Shi Hassak said that he
Speaker 2: would travel to Oman in mid April to seek assistance
Speaker 2: and coordinating with Aran to secure safe passage for the
Speaker 2: nine Thaie ships that are still stranded in the Straight
Speaker 2: of Hoorn moves.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Thailand catching strays on this one. You wouldn't think it,
Speaker 1: but yeah, they apparently they're feeling some type of way
Speaker 1: on this one. But with that being said, let's talk
Speaker 1: about this this blockade situation, because now it has been
Speaker 1: confirmed beyond any shot of any doubt that China gave
Speaker 1: Iran information from their satellites to shoot and hit United
Speaker 1: States bases.
Speaker 2: So, up until this point, it was assumed.
Speaker 1: That China and Russia were helping Iran because they're homies,
Speaker 1: right as far as Iran actually having countries like in
Speaker 1: their pocket and like that they could call upon Russia, China,
Speaker 1: North Korea and sometimes yeah, no, actually that's pretty much it.
Speaker 1: Like that, that's the one that they could guarantee call
Speaker 1: upon as homies. But now it's confirmed that China helped
Speaker 1: them kill US service members. What are the implications on
Speaker 1: this one. Let's learn about this together, because this is
Speaker 1: being talked about from Fox and from CNN, from the
Speaker 1: far right and the far left.
Speaker 2: Let's learn about this one together, y'all.
Speaker 8: Third day of the US blockade on Iranian ports. The
Speaker 8: Trump administration says the action is working so far. Of
Speaker 8: particular interest is its effect on China. Here's Chief Nationale
Speaker 8: Scurity correspondent Jennifer Griffin.
Speaker 9: All vessels are a buys to immediately return to court
Speaker 9: and leaving and.
Speaker 3: Just continue trains into Iran.
Speaker 7: If that is your next court call.
Speaker 5: US Central Command broadcasting this warning announcing that ten vessels,
Speaker 5: including nine oil tankers have been turned around since the
Speaker 5: US blockade began. Monday, vessels will be.
Speaker 9: Boarded for INTERDKNC or training tour from the Iranian court.
Speaker 3: Turn around and prepare to be boarded.
Speaker 9: You do not complying with this blockade, he will use sports.
Speaker 5: The White House believes the pressure campaign is beginning to work,
Speaker 5: with one analyst saying Iran may have just two weeks
Speaker 5: of oil storage capacity left.
Speaker 10: I think in a matter of two months, we're going
Speaker 10: to see regime really reaching the point of not being
Speaker 10: able to pay salaries, and riots and defections within the regime.
Speaker 5: The blockade also sends a message to Beijing.
Speaker 10: That we have the means and ability to impose costs
Speaker 10: if countries like China to take actions that are destabilizing
Speaker 10: or would be threatening to our national security interest.
Speaker 5: China buys over one million barrels per day in crude
Speaker 5: oil from Iran, ninety percent of Iran's total oil exports,
Speaker 5: and is aware that the US Navy could effectively halt
Speaker 5: Chinese commerce in the South China Sea if it were
Speaker 5: to enforce a similar choke point strategy there. The Strait
Speaker 5: of Malacca, the busiest shipping lane on Earth, and the
Speaker 5: primary energy route for China is often called the Hormus
Speaker 5: of Asia wedge between Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia. It links
Speaker 5: the Indian Ocean to the South China Sea, handling twice
Speaker 5: the global trade each day. As the Strait of Hormuz,
Speaker 5: twenty five percent of the world's oil passes through Malacca
Speaker 5: each day. It is just two miles wide at its
Speaker 5: narrowest point. Fox has confirmed exclusive reporting from the Financial
Speaker 5: Times that Iran used a Chinese spy satellite to target
Speaker 5: US bases in the Middle East last month. The IRGC
Speaker 5: obtained access to the Chinese satellite shortly after its launch
Speaker 5: in late twenty twenty four, and apparently tasked it with
Speaker 5: monitoring US military sites before and after drone in missile
Speaker 5: strikes on the US faces.
Speaker 8: Brett all right, Jennifer, thank you be.
Speaker 1: Sure, all right, So again, now it's being confirmed that
Speaker 1: China is absolutely on Iran's side, which, again, looking at
Speaker 1: the numbers of this, it makes sense. Ninety percent of
Speaker 1: Iran's oil exports go to China, which is also why
Speaker 1: only a few Chinese ships were allowed to go through
Speaker 1: the strait whenever they Iran finally opened the straight quote unquote,
Speaker 1: but then started extorting two million dollars for every ship
Speaker 1: that would come through. Then in turn, Trump says, all right, yeah,
Speaker 1: so tell you what. How about We're not going to
Speaker 1: do that, and every ship that pays that extortion fee
Speaker 1: will be seized.
Speaker 2: By the US, which is a it's wild. It's absolutely
Speaker 2: a wild battle strategy. But this is the world that
Speaker 2: we're currently living in. And if the Strait of Malacca
Speaker 2: was to also be seized, just blockaded, China would be fucked.
Speaker 1: They still would have a decent amount of oil coming
Speaker 1: in from Russia.
Speaker 2: I don't know if it's enough to meet the demand
Speaker 2: that they have, honestly, and I'm not saying this, you know,
Speaker 2: I haven't looked at the numbers on this, to be
Speaker 2: completely honest with you, but I feel like this is
Speaker 2: all a part of the plan.
Speaker 1: This is what I mean, by the way, whenever I
Speaker 1: say that, I could see the chess game that Trump
Speaker 1: is playing, like I could at least put these pieces
Speaker 1: together and like why we would attack Iran and Venezuela
Speaker 1: is a way to tertiarily made up that word attack
Speaker 1: China in a cold war proxy war.
Speaker 2: Type of way.
Speaker 1: I could see those pieces laid out one hundred, but
Speaker 1: it's going on this way and in this direction for
Speaker 1: so long to now it's like, all right, is it?
Speaker 1: Is it really about China? But we're gonna talk about
Speaker 1: why that more in a minute. But Royce, I saw
Speaker 1: your hand raised, brother.
Speaker 2: What you got probably something that wasn't relevant.
Speaker 3: I was just with this whole block hate issue. Would
Speaker 3: that affect Russia getting oil and then that affecting the
Speaker 3: Russian Ukraine War?
Speaker 1: It might, but Russia drills their own oil, right, And
Speaker 1: that's that's the part that I understand. It's like affecting
Speaker 1: US gas prices even though America drills and fracts our
Speaker 1: own oil, Like we don't need to subsidize by buying
Speaker 1: oil from any other country, but we do because of
Speaker 1: political deals that we've struck over the years and shit,
Speaker 1: and I can't stand it. But realistically, Russia's got oil.
Speaker 1: And that's why I remember we were talking to or
Speaker 1: we've talked about on the show. Yeah, but Trump was saying, basically,
Speaker 1: we have to stop Russian's or Russia's shadow fleet from
Speaker 1: selling oil to these countries because we put a tariff
Speaker 1: in any country that's caught buying Russian oil. Now we'll
Speaker 1: have to face the wrath of a US tariff. That
Speaker 1: was a whole conversation. So I don't believe that the
Speaker 1: Iranian situation and the horror move situation is going to
Speaker 1: affect Russia and the Ukraine War. It is going to
Speaker 1: affect China. And that's kind of what I think the
Speaker 1: actual thing is here. I think that China is realistically
Speaker 1: America's biggest threat.
Speaker 2: I've said this for years now.
Speaker 1: I know there's plenty of people that disagree with me,
Speaker 1: and that's fine, we can have a difference of opinion
Speaker 1: on this, but mathematically, just putting it all down on paper,
Speaker 1: of what country is going out of their way to
Speaker 1: try to supersede us and take our slot as the
Speaker 1: world's number one and the only world superpower on Earth.
Speaker 1: China is drastically trying to make that move happen now
Speaker 1: rather than later. And I think that's also because they
Speaker 1: screwed themselves on birth rates and shit. But another reason
Speaker 1: why I think the China is our biggest threat. We
Speaker 1: have caught Chinese spies in New York just last year.
Speaker 1: We have caught Chinese biolabs twice on the West Coast
Speaker 1: in the last few years one just this year, and
Speaker 1: now we have this situation at McDill Air Force Base
Speaker 1: bomb plot. A court document shows ied details as suspect
Speaker 1: remains in China and sister in custody. Y'all, I gotta,
Speaker 1: I gotta collect my thoughts on this one because the
Speaker 1: storyline itself, the arc makes no sense, but then also
Speaker 1: makes sense. So let me break this down. Homeboy, which
Speaker 1: we're gonna talk about.
Speaker 2: His name and everything in a minute. I'm given the
Speaker 2: overarching story before we get to the thick.
Speaker 1: Right, Homeboy, who is Chinese in origin, is an American
Speaker 1: citizen by birth. Both of his parents, also Chinese citizens,
Speaker 1: are in America under inspired visas, and with the ice crackdowns,
Speaker 1: they are flying super under the radar, trying to stay
Speaker 1: out of the limelight in all way.
Speaker 2: Shapes and forms.
Speaker 1: Homeboy builds a bomb and plants it on an Air
Speaker 1: Force base.
Speaker 2: How did he get on the base? How did the
Speaker 2: guards and the bomb dogs not pick up on a bomb? Right?
Speaker 2: Who's to say?
Speaker 1: He calls in a threat to tell them that there's
Speaker 1: a bomb on base, and then five days later calls
Speaker 1: back and says, Hey, I haven't seen on the news
Speaker 1: that y'all if y'all found.
Speaker 2: The bomb, Are y'all sure you looked hard enough?
Speaker 1: Then they find the bomb, They find a guy, and
Speaker 1: after he makes the second call, he gets his sister
Speaker 1: to I guess, escort him and help him get out
Speaker 1: of the country. Some people say that he flew to
Speaker 1: Canada to make his way to China, something along these lines.
Speaker 1: He's in China, but she also, an American citizen by birth,
Speaker 1: is now in custody for aiding and abedding a federal
Speaker 1: criminal and bomb planter who's a fucking idiot for calling
Speaker 1: it in so like, it wasn't to actually injure anybody,
Speaker 1: It was just to show that you could do this.
Speaker 1: Now his parents are about to get kicked out of
Speaker 1: the country because, like I said, they're on expired visas.
Speaker 1: The sisters in federal custody facing I think twenty five years.
Speaker 2: It doesn't make sense, Like it doesn't make sense out loud,
Speaker 2: none of this shit. But all right, let's read it.
Speaker 2: Let's get the whole story here, all right.
Speaker 1: The brief image of circulating online show the alleged explosive
Speaker 1: advice planted at McDill Air Force based last month's last
Speaker 1: month which did not detonate important point. Federal investigators say
Speaker 1: a man used cherry pepsi bottles to build the device
Speaker 1: and brought it onto the base in his car. Hey, everybody,
Speaker 1: I know that I have gone on this rant a
Speaker 1: good bit, but please understand that pepsi is kammie juice.
Speaker 2: This is a fact. You could even look back in
Speaker 2: the day at how and why pepsi was the only
Speaker 2: beverage of that variety. It's disgusting commie juice, and it
Speaker 2: actually blew up in their face. So if you go
Speaker 2: back in time, and I'm not gonna spend a whole
Speaker 2: diet trible on this, but it's worth mentioning.
Speaker 1: Pepsi was allowed to be sold to the Soviet Union.
Speaker 1: How and why you may ask, because they struck a
Speaker 1: deal and a big basically a demo show in the
Speaker 1: nineteen fifties and they got I forget what it was,
Speaker 1: a not khruse Chef. I think it might have been
Speaker 1: TOI Kida hruz Cheff. They got him to drink two
Speaker 1: cups of pepsi.
Speaker 2: One was made with Russian water and the other one
Speaker 2: was made with American water.
Speaker 1: Which one's better. He took a sip in sete of
Speaker 1: Obviously the one with Russian water is better. Actually, sir,
Speaker 1: they're both made with American water. It doesn't matter. It's
Speaker 1: the pepsi syrup itself. So they set this up and
Speaker 1: they have a bottling distribution site in Ukraine. They have
Speaker 1: the syrup manufacturing site in Kazakhstan. They got this over
Speaker 1: here across the Soviet Union. Then the Soviet Union collapses
Speaker 1: and now instead of having all of your distribution in
Speaker 1: one country, you have your distribution set across like eighteen
Speaker 1: countries that all have issue with each other. You have
Speaker 1: to like make bapdoor deals with mob bosses that run
Speaker 1: each and every one. Then, after the market was already
Speaker 1: set and the people of Russia did enjoy soda in general,
Speaker 1: Coca Cola, who refused to go to that trade show
Speaker 1: because they have nothing but hate and discontent for communism
Speaker 1: and Commis. Once they realized the market was set in primed,
Speaker 1: Coca Cola comes in and cleans house. And then Russia realized,
Speaker 1: wait a minute, coke is the better product. The Americans
Speaker 1: were giving us the swell because we were communists Russia. Oh,
Speaker 1: and then they flood to Coca Cola anyway. So yeah,
Speaker 1: Pepsi is just on trash. I'm sorry, fight me anyway, Sam,
Speaker 1: I see your hand, go ahead.
Speaker 6: Not only that they had fucked they had a navy.
Speaker 2: They pantsy.
Speaker 6: I will say, pantsy, it's disgusting, it is.
Speaker 2: He was fucking drink.
Speaker 6: I'd rather drink root beer than Pepsi.
Speaker 2: Yeah, pantsy, I will say.
Speaker 6: They were dismantled in the ussall faster than we were.
Speaker 2: So that's not there's a bit of a misnomber on
Speaker 2: that one.
Speaker 1: So they didn't Actually you've seen the memes to say
Speaker 1: that Pepsi at one point had the sixth largest navy
Speaker 1: on Earth and all these things, So that's not inherently true.
Speaker 1: What happened was because the Ruble had collapsed before the
Speaker 1: Soviet Union collapsed, the company that was making Pepsi in
Speaker 1: Russia and by extension, the Russian government, because that's how
Speaker 1: communism works, the government owns everything.
Speaker 2: They came in.
Speaker 1: It was like, hey, so we may not be able
Speaker 1: to give you money, but we'll give you assets that
Speaker 1: are worth money that you can use later. They told
Speaker 1: them that they were going to give them like ten
Speaker 1: oil tankers or something. So this wasn't naval vessels. It
Speaker 1: wasn't military Soviet surplus. The memes are not exactly accurate
Speaker 1: on this, but there was a promise that if they
Speaker 1: would continue to make Pepsi happen in Soviet Russia, then
Speaker 1: they would give them ten oil tankers that they could
Speaker 1: then sell to whatever country they want and make the
Speaker 1: equal parts money. Then the Soviet Union collapsed and so
Speaker 1: Pepsi was out that deal as well.
Speaker 2: So yeah, just there.
Speaker 1: They have really just bad business acumen, bad product, bad marketing.
Speaker 1: They're so bad that they had to buy like eight
Speaker 1: fast food chains to carry their product because no one
Speaker 1: would willingly drink that over coke if it's at the fountain.
Speaker 2: Really no redeeming qualities, honestly.
Speaker 6: That and it's that the whole thing is communism and
Speaker 6: of itself it is.
Speaker 2: It's going to taste like shit, agreed agreed communism. Just
Speaker 2: Coca Cola is a true man's drink.
Speaker 6: It was made right here and Georgia, So I'm biased
Speaker 6: any goddamn way.
Speaker 2: It's a drink that started out being cocaine wine in
Speaker 2: a bottle. What are we talking about it?
Speaker 6: Actually, it's funny fact they legally can say that they
Speaker 6: have the original taste because while they are distant while
Speaker 6: they're making it, I was gonna say this sitting, they
Speaker 6: actually run it through the coca leaves.
Speaker 2: So yeah, and then they sell they used coca.
Speaker 6: Plants, They sell it to a big farmas so they
Speaker 6: can make that pharmacy pharmaceutical grade cocaine.
Speaker 2: So I looked into that one too.
Speaker 1: It's essentially like they're still using coca leaves, but it's
Speaker 1: like it's like decaf coffee, like they have no they
Speaker 1: have no boom boom in the leaf, but they have
Speaker 1: the taste that you would get from the leaf. But
Speaker 1: either way it goes, Yes, they are still by definition
Speaker 1: using the coca plant in their products. I mean, I'm
Speaker 1: just saying that's murca. So anyway, beside the point, absolutely,
Speaker 1: So again.
Speaker 2: He used cherry pepsi bottles to build IED's and drop
Speaker 2: the Meta Air Force Base.
Speaker 1: Authorities arrested the suspect's sister, accusing her of helping him
Speaker 1: flee to China, where he remains and where.
Speaker 2: He's going to stay.
Speaker 1: So this device did not detonate, but authorities say the
Speaker 1: case involves a brother and sister with ties to China,
Speaker 1: raising series concerns about intent and national security.
Speaker 2: Well, no shit, Sherlock.
Speaker 1: So photos posted on Facebook form for Air Force members
Speaker 1: appear to show the improvised explosive device before it was
Speaker 1: taken into evidence. The image shows what looks like to
Speaker 1: cherry pepsi bottles inside a black gym bag. Commenters in
Speaker 1: the forum also noted burnmarks on the ground nearby, suggesting
Speaker 1: the device may have been lit.
Speaker 2: So this guy just really sucks.
Speaker 1: You could accidentally pack gunpowder into a tennis ball and
Speaker 1: do something more destructive than whatever this was. But all right,
Speaker 1: According to the court documents, Prosecutors say Alan Zang or
Speaker 1: Zang I don't know use the bottles to construct the device.
Speaker 2: Surveillance video alleges shows.
Speaker 1: Jiang driving a macdi or driving to mac Deal Air
Speaker 1: Force Base on March tenth, with the device in the
Speaker 1: trunk of his vehicle. Federal prosecutors are using these details
Speaker 1: as part of their efforts to keep Zang's sister and
Speaker 1: Mary Zang, in jail. She's accused of helping her brother
Speaker 1: flee the country after the incident. Investigators say he is
Speaker 1: now in China.
Speaker 2: No doubt.
Speaker 1: Authority say and Mary Zang also traveled to China, but
Speaker 1: she was arrested after returning to the United States earlier
Speaker 1: this month.
Speaker 2: So this is her Mary ann Or and Mary whatever.
Speaker 1: They tried making it the most American, white sounding names possible,
Speaker 1: but they couldn't hide their love for the CCP.
Speaker 2: What they're saying.
Speaker 1: Richard Kolko, a retired FBI agent, says, the device appears
Speaker 1: relatively simple but still dangerous. It's very very simple to
Speaker 1: find directions on how to build an explosive device. You
Speaker 1: can do that on the Internet. People do that. It's
Speaker 1: possible that they that's where this person got the ideas
Speaker 1: on how to build this. It does not look like
Speaker 1: a very sophisticated device. Part of the investigation will determine
Speaker 1: what other components were located in the house and did
Speaker 1: this person ever build and test that device or a
Speaker 1: similar device elsewhere. Once somebody makes a decision to cause
Speaker 1: harm to people, the size of the device or the
Speaker 1: method that they choose, it also it almost becomes insignificant
Speaker 1: because if they failed this time, they may be willing
Speaker 1: to do something more severe next time. So the case
Speaker 1: highlights concerns about how easily explosive devices can be assembled
Speaker 1: and the potential risk if future attempts are made, which
Speaker 1: I mean, if we're gonna be fair, the two dumbasses
Speaker 1: that threw the explosive device near Mom Donnie's house at
Speaker 1: those cops, right, the alack bar motherfuckers that basically made
Speaker 1: PTET and they which you can make with very simple ingredients.
Speaker 1: Buying the stuff to make that bomb would not get
Speaker 1: you on a watch list in any way, shape or form. Now,
Speaker 1: mass quantities, yeah, if you buy a hundred pounds of
Speaker 1: fertilizer and you live in a small apartment building in
Speaker 1: New York, yeah, y'all might raise a red flag. But
Speaker 1: you see what I'm saying, Like, if you keep it
Speaker 1: to relatively normal amounts and you space out the purchases,
Speaker 1: no one's questioning you on that. But anyway, and they
Speaker 1: let the fuse and they send it off, and it
Speaker 1: also didn't blow.
Speaker 2: Up because they suck at doing their things. That the point.
Speaker 2: This other point.
Speaker 1: It also raises challenges for law enforcement as the main
Speaker 1: suspect remains overseas, So what's next. The US does not
Speaker 1: have an extradition treaty with China, which could complicate efforts
Speaker 1: to bring Allan back to face charges. However, official say
Speaker 1: agreements with other countries could limit his ability to travel
Speaker 1: internationally without being detained.
Speaker 2: Authorities also say the siblings'.
Speaker 1: Parents were taken into custody for allegedly overstaying their visas. Yes, yes,
Speaker 1: they were all right, Sam. Your hand was raised for
Speaker 1: a good minute there. I wanted to finish that article.
Speaker 2: But what you.
Speaker 6: Got, oh, I didn't see how his name was.
Speaker 2: Can you spell it for me? Z h E n g.
Speaker 4: You said, eh, all right, so Zulu hotel echo November golf,
Speaker 4: so that'd be Jing not saying okay, So that's that
Speaker 4: jang like a soft j.
Speaker 2: Okay. Well, there you go.
Speaker 1: So the Jiang family dishonor on all of them because
Speaker 1: the parents overstay their visa. Design on the cow dude,
Speaker 1: they they overstayed their visas. The brothers is never gonna
Speaker 1: leave China again. For trying to do this and then
Speaker 1: again to call it in is also really stupid. It
Speaker 1: was two cherry pepsi bottles, like you're not You're not
Speaker 1: destroying an entire building with this. This was just for
Speaker 1: the I don't know, to test the the reactivity, to
Speaker 1: see what the response unce time would be.
Speaker 2: Whatever.
Speaker 1: But that kind of is what I believe I don't
Speaker 1: think that he was actually trying to hurt people. I
Speaker 1: think that China is probing America right now. Moving forward here,
Speaker 1: exclusive US intelligence indicates that China is preparing weapons shipment
Speaker 1: to Iran amid fragile ceasefire. Yeah, they're sending them some
Speaker 1: shoulder fired ground to air rockets.
Speaker 2: That's what's going down right now.
Speaker 1: So US intelligence indicates that China is preparing to deliver
Speaker 1: new air defense systems to Iran within the next few weeks.
Speaker 1: According to three people familiar with recent intelligence assessments, it
Speaker 1: would be a provocative move, considering Beijing said it helped
Speaker 1: broker the fragile ceasefire agreement that paused the war between
Speaker 1: Iran and the US earlier this week. That's a lie.
Speaker 1: That's a lie. China didn't do that, but all right.
Speaker 1: President Trump is also set to visit China early next
Speaker 1: month for talks with the Chinese leader, Panda himself. The
Speaker 1: intelligence also underscore is how Iran may be using the
Speaker 1: ceasefire as an opportunity to replenish certain weapons systems with the.
Speaker 2: Help of key form partners.
Speaker 1: That one seems self explanatory me. Obviously they're gonna utilize
Speaker 1: the ceasefire time to like brace for when it's over.
Speaker 2: But all right, sure, Two.
Speaker 1: Of the sources told CNN there are indications that Beijing
Speaker 1: is working on routing, UH, working to route the shipping
Speaker 1: through third countries to mask their true origin.
Speaker 2: What China doing some sneaky underhanded things. Ver sneaky fair
Speaker 2: sneaky China.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 1: The system Beijing is preparing to transfer our shoulder fired
Speaker 1: anti air missile systems known as man pads. Listen, I know,
Speaker 1: I know it's a real system and all the things,
Speaker 1: but like that that kind of threw mean honestly, China
Speaker 1: sound Iranian is the man pads for the man periods
Speaker 1: for the manginas. Anyway, the source set which pose an
Speaker 1: asymmetric threat to low flying US military aircraft throughout the
Speaker 1: course of the five week war.
Speaker 2: It's gonna you know, it's it's gonna be a lot
Speaker 2: longer than what we think here y'all.
Speaker 1: And could again if the ceasefire falls apart. No, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: when when the ceasefire falls apart? This is not an if,
Speaker 1: It's not yeah anyway, as by CNN on Saturday about
Speaker 1: the US intelligence and whether he has spoken a g
Speaker 1: about the issue. Trump indicated that Beijing would face consequences
Speaker 1: if it sent weapons to Tehran. I would love to
Speaker 1: see what those consequences are. Because they're sending them. They
Speaker 1: gave them intel with their satellite on how and where
Speaker 1: to hit our sites. They are the reason, tertiarily, how
Speaker 1: thirteen US service members are dead right now is because
Speaker 1: of intel given by China.
Speaker 2: Don't fay's consequences? What kind of what another fucking tariff
Speaker 2: dog we're got?
Speaker 1: We gonna we gonna hit them with another one, because
Speaker 1: you already had them at like one hundred and forty
Speaker 1: five percent just a few months ago. We were talking about, well,
Speaker 1: Donnie t but you got boy. Anyway, if China does that,
Speaker 1: China will have big problems. Okay, he sent that left
Speaker 1: the White House for Florida. Trump to not say whether
Speaker 1: he had spoken to gen. A spokesperson for the Chinese
Speaker 1: embassy in Washington said China has never provided a weapons
Speaker 1: to any party of the conflict. The information in question
Speaker 1: is untrue because we could trust that, as a responsible
Speaker 1: major country, China consistently fulfills its international obligations. We urge
Speaker 1: the US side to refrain from making baseless allegations maliciously
Speaker 1: drawing connections and engaging in the sensationalism. We hope that
Speaker 1: relevant parties will do more to help de escalate tensions. Hey, y'all,
Speaker 1: anybody want to look up where are man pads manufactured?
Speaker 1: Because hypothetically, all hypothetically, of course, of course, if in
Speaker 1: the next couple of weeks or days, when the ceasefire
Speaker 1: falls through and we now have air platforms that are
Speaker 1: being dropped out of the sky from shoulder fired man
Speaker 1: pads rather than you know, the launch pads that Iran's
Speaker 1: been using for their systems and all these things.
Speaker 2: Once some shoulder fire weapons come through and we're.
Speaker 1: Able to track exactly what shoulder fire weapons did that,
Speaker 1: I'm just curious. Is there any other country that creates
Speaker 1: these specific, very specific shoulder fired rockets? Y'all let me know,
Speaker 1: because you know, I don't be knowing everything I'm learning,
Speaker 1: just like y'all are. Earlier this week, the embass spokesperson
Speaker 1: told CNN that since the US Israel Iran war began,
Speaker 1: Beijing had been working to help bring about a ceasefire
Speaker 1: and into the conflict. I think Pakistan has done way
Speaker 1: more to bring a ceasefire about than China has. Although okay,
Speaker 1: as I'm saying that Pakistan and Iran are all upon
Speaker 1: a China's belt and roade initiative, so I don't think
Speaker 1: it's like a crazy statement to say that it's in
Speaker 1: China's best interest for the ceasefire to go down, especially
Speaker 1: since you know, they buy a lot of their oil
Speaker 1: from Iran. I wouldn't say that they were the main guy,
Speaker 1: but anyway, Trump indicated during a press conference that on
Speaker 1: Monday that the F fifteen jet shot down over Iran
Speaker 1: last week was hit by a handheld shoulder missile, a
Speaker 1: heat seeking missile, and Tron says it used a new
Speaker 1: quote unquote air defense system to hit the jet, without
Speaker 1: providing more details, it's unclear whether that system was a
Speaker 1: Chinese manufactured system. Again, and also, I also think it's
Speaker 1: pretty wild that they found the pilot by tracing his heartbeat.
Speaker 2: And that's a thing that.
Speaker 1: Let's just call it the American military National complex that
Speaker 1: just be building shit for the fuck of it.
Speaker 2: They released by.
Speaker 1: The way, oh yeah, we've been working on this system
Speaker 1: for a while where we can a specific person's heartbeat,
Speaker 1: whether they're in a very heavily populated million person metropolitan
Speaker 1: city or whether they're hiding in a cave in a mountain.
Speaker 1: We're able to actually pick up on the sound of
Speaker 1: this person's heartbeat specifically and track wherever they are. And
Speaker 1: that's just like a thing that America has in its
Speaker 1: tool belt. And then you know that also goes to
Speaker 1: this point too. So many people are saying that America's
Speaker 1: losing this war. I don't know by what metrics that
Speaker 1: statement can actually be made with a straight face. But
Speaker 1: we're talking about two countries here, because Israel is not
Speaker 1: involved with this.
Speaker 2: This is America and Iran. Israel's more worried about Lebanon.
Speaker 1: That's a whole separate conversation, But of America and Iran,
Speaker 1: one of these countries can't keep a political figure in
Speaker 1: the position where they want him for more than twelve hours.
Speaker 2: I keep seeing more.
Speaker 1: Reports every time I look at my phone, some new
Speaker 1: head of somebody and something in Iran just got got
Speaker 1: and the other one is finding it's down pilot from
Speaker 1: heartbeat tracing from a satellite. And somehow the side that's
Speaker 1: got way more tech and way less casualties thirteen dead
Speaker 1: versus like what thirteen hundred give or take somehow we're losing.
Speaker 2: I don't understand it. I don't understand it.
Speaker 1: But then that also begs the question what does winning
Speaker 1: look like with this conflict? And also what does losing
Speaker 1: look like for this conflict for both sides. I honestly
Speaker 1: can't answer that question. But it's a bold statement to
Speaker 1: say that America is losing this conflict. I challenge anybody
Speaker 1: to find me a single metric where that even semi
Speaker 1: sounds like it could be a thing, Sam go ahead.
Speaker 3: Is odd.
Speaker 6: So just the deferment of politics on a grand scale there,
Speaker 6: I honestly don't think there there's ever really a true
Speaker 6: winner in war.
Speaker 2: But war doesn't really not decide who's right. War decides
Speaker 2: who's left. But both can be true at the same time,
Speaker 2: can be I mean, if you if you beat somebody
Speaker 2: into capitulation, that doesn't make you correct, but it might
Speaker 2: make you right. I mean, there's strong show.
Speaker 6: It's always about whoever has the power of the other one,
Speaker 6: who has leverage.
Speaker 2: And like the way I see it is this is.
Speaker 6: Like they have been an enemy of ours for the
Speaker 6: last forty seven for going on forty eight years. Like that, Yeah,
Speaker 6: we we we can beat them.
Speaker 2: Down now.
Speaker 6: But if we ate leave that government the way it is,
Speaker 6: they're just gonna come back. They're gonna try to do
Speaker 6: a lot more sneaky ship just like the Viet Cong
Speaker 6: did in Via in Vietnam, would the Punjabi sticks and shit?
Speaker 6: I could see them trying to do things like that.
Speaker 6: But instead of tackonom military, they attacking our citizens, which
Speaker 6: has already been attacked here anyway.
Speaker 1: Wow, Yeah, I mean again, I don't like, No, what's
Speaker 1: gonna be the play out on this one? But I
Speaker 1: agree with you that war it's it's I'm not a
Speaker 1: fan of the fact that we're involved with this conflict
Speaker 1: in the first place, even looking at it as the
Speaker 1: chessboard and seeing this is a way to screw China
Speaker 1: out of more of its resources and buppey by.
Speaker 2: But I hear.
Speaker 1: It doesn't mean I support. It does not mean I
Speaker 1: support even though they've been chancing death to America for forever.
Speaker 1: A lot of countries do that. A lot of countries
Speaker 1: are not fans of America. An entire ideology is not
Speaker 1: a fan of America. But that doesn't like affect us. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they may have sleep cells in this country, but they're
Speaker 1: still sleeping you. Now, we've got a couple of terrorists
Speaker 1: quote unquote, but every one of these terrorists that have
Speaker 1: done some sort of a would be attack, all the
Speaker 1: terrorist groups that would typically claim that like yeah, that's
Speaker 1: our guy, y'all should be afraid of us, every one
Speaker 1: of them is like, yeah, he's not affiliated with us.
Speaker 1: Actually that we don't know who that guy is. Every time,
Speaker 1: that's crazy. Even nine to eleven al Qaeda, your boy
Speaker 1: Bin Laden allegedly.
Speaker 2: Big Big allegedly here, I understand this.
Speaker 1: He claimed that that was al Qaeda really quickly after
Speaker 1: it took place, and then there are some sources to
Speaker 1: say that he didn't. I know, you gotta check the
Speaker 1: sources on this. I feel this, But my point is,
Speaker 1: no one's claiming, Like the dude that drove down Bourbon Street,
Speaker 1: who is flying ISIS flag? ISIS? Was like, no, it's
Speaker 1: not ours. We don't know that guy. The two dudes
Speaker 1: in New York that just made that quote unquote bomb
Speaker 1: they claimed that they were a part of that.
Speaker 2: No, Nope, that ain't us. We didn't do that. It's
Speaker 2: it's so wild. So I don't know. I honestly don't know.
Speaker 2: Hold on, I'm checking the chat real quick here to
Speaker 2: see whereby is that? U? B bu uh. I'm not
Speaker 2: convinced that the pilot's story is true at all. Why
Speaker 2: no names?
Speaker 1: It was a raid to steal the uranium, all right,
Speaker 1: so Tony, I've heard this theory, and for a minute,
Speaker 1: I believe that as well. However, the place where the
Speaker 1: uranium allegedly was kept was way too far away for
Speaker 1: this pilot, at least at the location which has been
Speaker 1: pointed by so many people in this the whole breakdown
Speaker 1: of this massive gunfight that broke out as they were
Speaker 1: trying to rescue them, and all these things. The locations
Speaker 1: don't line up now, I could see it.
Speaker 2: Maybe this is.
Speaker 1: All diversion, so some other secret team could go in
Speaker 1: and do that. I can find no evidence of it,
Speaker 1: at least not on my end.
Speaker 2: I don't now.
Speaker 9: I can't prove it either, but I have seen that
Speaker 9: story go from a very very fringe position to more
Speaker 9: and more mainstream as the days go by. I think
Speaker 9: even like ABC News reported on it, some a couple
Speaker 9: of places that were way more mainstream started talking about it.
Speaker 9: I don't know for sure, but you know, maybe we'll
Speaker 9: find out a month from now. What really happened there.
Speaker 1: I could believe it, honestly, like if it wasn't for
Speaker 1: a few of the little details where I'm like, okay, wait,
Speaker 1: because and I know I'm not very I'm very biased
Speaker 1: when it comes to the strength and power of the
Speaker 1: American military.
Speaker 2: Admittedly I understand.
Speaker 1: This fine, But to say that one of our fighters
Speaker 1: was shot down by one of their air defenses, that's okay.
Speaker 2: What then?
Speaker 1: No flares were sent out, no evasive maneuvers were done, nothing.
Speaker 1: It would make way more sense to me if these
Speaker 1: pilots ejected and claimed they were shot down over a
Speaker 1: specific area specifically to make this happen to be a
Speaker 1: diversion four raiders, something like some extra level shit. I
Speaker 1: could see the pieces of on the chalkboard, you know.
Speaker 1: But I unless there's so much details that we are
Speaker 1: not getting, which is very possible, very possible, I just
Speaker 1: don't see it as of this moment. But like you said,
Speaker 1: hope maybe soon some new intel will come out, maybe
Speaker 1: one of these fuckers will start writing a book about it,
Speaker 1: because that just seems to be the trend.
Speaker 2: And I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 1: But anyway, so we talked about the f fifteen shot
Speaker 1: down by bah Bah bop So shipping man pads to
Speaker 1: Iran would mark an escalation in China support for the country.
Speaker 1: Since the US and Israel launched their joint military campaign
Speaker 1: in February, Chinese companies have continued to sell the Iranians
Speaker 1: sanctioned dual use technology that enables Tehran to keep building
Speaker 1: weapons and enhance its navigation systems, sources said, but the
Speaker 1: Chinese government directly transferring weapons systems would mark a new
Speaker 1: level of assistance. Trump is expected to meet with g
Speaker 1: next month in Beijing, and while the White House said
Speaker 1: Wednesday that high level talks had taken place between the
Speaker 1: US and China as Iran cease fire negotiations played out
Speaker 1: earlier this week, one of the sources of familiar with
Speaker 1: the intelligence said that China sees no real strategic value
Speaker 1: in overtly entering the conflict and trying to protect Iran
Speaker 1: against the US and Israel, which they know would be unwinnable.
Speaker 1: So China says that it's unwinnable because obviously, instead, Beijing
Speaker 1: is trying to position itself as a continued friend to Iran,
Speaker 1: who's oil it heavily depends on. While remaining outwardly neutral
Speaker 1: so it can maintain deniability after the war is over.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would have to agree with that, honestly.
Speaker 1: So I don't know what the situation is here, but
Speaker 1: if that's true, and if we start having man pads
Speaker 1: fired at our air platforms over Iran, y'all can look
Speaker 1: it up. They don't get made anywhere else. That's a
Speaker 1: Chinese weapons platform. It's not like an ak where it's
Speaker 1: made in like thirteen different countries that were formerly Soviet
Speaker 1: Bloc and then China made some too, And no, no,
Speaker 1: that's one of those specifics, you know, and that would
Speaker 1: not be a good look for China at all.
Speaker 2: But awesome. So here's where this led me to think.
Speaker 1: On as far as the bomb that was placed in
Speaker 1: the whole situation with China and Iran and all these things,
Speaker 1: I don't think that it's a hot take to say
Speaker 1: that China is America's biggest threat for our future. Some
Speaker 1: people can agree with me on this, and people can
Speaker 1: disagree with me on this. That's fine. But I want
Speaker 1: y'all to take this chew one a bit, see how
Speaker 1: it tastes.
Speaker 2: Y'all, tell me what you think.
Speaker 1: China has decided to play the long game when it
Speaker 1: comes to infiltration of the American system, American culture. How
Speaker 1: you may ask, well, under Obama, he opened up Guam
Speaker 1: pecifically for Chinese people to be able to go there
Speaker 1: under a specific type of visa. Right, Guam, for those
Speaker 1: that don't know, is a US territory. It's not a
Speaker 1: foreign entity. It's like Puerto Rico. People that are born
Speaker 1: there are American citizens. They get an American Social Security Card,
Speaker 1: they get an American birth certificate, they are full fledged
Speaker 1: American citizens.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: Guam is the same way. And Guam is a gorgeous place.
Speaker 1: It's a gorgeous island. Does anybody want to take a
Speaker 1: guess of how many Chinese people were born in Guam from.
Speaker 2: Obama to now ballpark? By it? Just throw out a hand,
Speaker 2: unmute yourself and shout it out.
Speaker 1: I don't care, real real number figure here? How many
Speaker 1: Chinese babies were born in Guam? Go ahead, Sam, I
Speaker 1: want to say about sixty k.
Speaker 2: Sixty k? Anybody else?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: One point five million, God damn son.
Speaker 1: One point five million Chinese national babies were born with
Speaker 1: American birth certificates because of Obama in Guam, specifically, So
Speaker 1: what does that mean for us? These kids are getting
Speaker 1: to be around and soon to be military aged, and
Speaker 1: they will have not they won't have to get some
Speaker 1: sort of a passport and all these things.
Speaker 2: They didn't want to get some visa.
Speaker 1: They're American citizens, so they'll be able to just come
Speaker 1: on over here and infiltrate America after they've been indoctrinated
Speaker 1: through the CCP back in China. And if you don't
Speaker 1: think that's happening, once again, let me redirect you to
Speaker 1: the amount of Chinese spies that we have caught, the
Speaker 1: Chinese bomb that was just discovered in an air Force base,
Speaker 1: the Chinese tax fraud systems that have been going on,
Speaker 1: the Chinese nationals that brought infected seeds to America to
Speaker 1: fuck up our agricultural industry specifically are wheat and grain,
Speaker 1: and the Chinese biolab that was discovered twice over the
Speaker 1: last few years. So, once again, I think that China
Speaker 1: is playing the long game, and that these kids who
Speaker 1: are getting to the older ages now and they're about
Speaker 1: to become legal adults, if some of them already are,
Speaker 1: are about to start making their way to America very
Speaker 1: strategically and they're not gonna have to sneak in. They're Chinese,
Speaker 1: They're American citizens by law, they were born in America.
Speaker 1: And I think that's a part of the plan. I
Speaker 1: think that they are gonna become the new sleeper cells,
Speaker 1: and or even worse, they're gonna start going to American colleges,
Speaker 1: serving in the American military, serving in American politics in
Speaker 1: a few more years, and infiltrating a certain ideology to
Speaker 1: completely suffocate and snuff out the American way of life.
Speaker 1: That is my current belief. And yes, I understand I'm
Speaker 1: a conspiracy theorist. I get that one point five million
Speaker 1: is not a small number. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 1: there was multiple companies that you could pay to go
Speaker 1: from China to Guam, specifically to have babies. These are
Speaker 1: open source. You could find them, these Chinese companies that
Speaker 1: were begging Chinese citizens. Oh, you're a woman who's seven
Speaker 1: months pregnant, why don't you take a three month trip
Speaker 1: to Guam and low low prices.
Speaker 2: The CCP will actually subsidize your trip for you. Y'all.
Speaker 2: See what I'm saying here.
Speaker 1: I know I'm a conspiracy theorist, What the fuck do
Speaker 1: I know, Sam, I see your hand raised.
Speaker 2: Is that from earlier you had something you wanted to
Speaker 2: add in?
Speaker 6: Was when you said at one point, uh yeah, that
Speaker 6: big ass number. I know, I kind of might have overacted.
Speaker 6: But then my second thought is makes sense. Asians like
Speaker 6: to multiply.
Speaker 2: They do. They do that, which a mass point two.
Speaker 1: China wasn't big on that multiplication when they had that
Speaker 1: one child policy for so long, right, but now they're
Speaker 1: back in action and trying to like fix that problem.
Speaker 1: But even still, you could look at their birth rates, dude,
Speaker 1: you could look at their growth charts, and you're telling
Speaker 1: me that in fifteen years, one point five million was
Speaker 1: born in America. That's not a little bit. That sounds
Speaker 1: very Dare I say it strategic?
Speaker 2: I don't know. Don't touch the Chinamen, Oh, absolutely not, Tony.
Speaker 2: I would love to hear you weigh in on this one. Brother.
Speaker 9: Oh and people coming in, well, we gotta What we
Speaker 9: should do is prevent people from immigrating so easily. And
Speaker 9: that's what there was a recent Supreme Court case about
Speaker 9: and I didn't follow it super close, but it was
Speaker 9: the fourteenth or fifteenth. I think fourteenth Amendment was never
Speaker 9: meant to apply to anybody except ex slaves. It wasn't
Speaker 9: meant to apply to foreign nationals. But we're probably kind
Speaker 9: of screwed on that front. So anyone's going to gain
Speaker 9: this system, and China's got plenty of people, and yeah,
Speaker 9: we're a little screwed on this. In the long term
Speaker 9: as a country, there's nothing we can do. I'm blackpilled
Speaker 9: on it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I feel that.
Speaker 1: Do you believe that we should end birthright citizenship because
Speaker 1: I gotta tell you, I'm I'm feeling that these days.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, absolutely we should yep.
Speaker 1: Ever sent now, also, what is your take on China
Speaker 1: selling around weapons? What do you believe as far as
Speaker 1: the Chinese satellites being used in the intel for and
Speaker 1: killing American soldiers?
Speaker 2: What's your take?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I believe the intel angle is true because it's
Speaker 9: probably possible for them to transmit that information in a
Speaker 9: way that's encrypted that the US can't find easily.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 9: And they're they're probably going to give them physical weapons too,
Speaker 9: although the physical weapons will definitely result in physical evidence too,
Speaker 9: So it doesn't feel good when people do that. So
Speaker 9: we should just pull our people out and avoid this
Speaker 9: whole problem. But we're not going to whatever's going to
Speaker 9: happen is just going to happen.
Speaker 2: Agreed.
Speaker 1: But with that being said, do you believe that China
Speaker 1: is a threat to America, especially.
Speaker 9: Over the next hundred years, Over like one hundred years
Speaker 9: or so, they probably are.
Speaker 2: Yeah, one hundred you put that much of a time
Speaker 2: gap on it, bro.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I think they actually think pretty long m longer
Speaker 9: term than we do in general, and demographically, I don't know.
Speaker 9: California has got a lot of Asians, but the rest
Speaker 9: of the country not so much. But you know, maybe
Speaker 9: someday there will be a lot more of them. As
Speaker 9: for loyalty to China, most of the Chinese I knew
Speaker 9: in California were more Taiwan nationalists and they didn't really
Speaker 9: like Mainland But maybe that distinction is gonna go away eventually. Ever, Taiwan,
Speaker 9: Taiwan is a lot less nationalists now than it used
Speaker 9: to be. And the KMT in Taiwan they used to
Speaker 9: be the super anti mainland party and they're actually a
Speaker 9: relatively pro mainland party for the politics of Taiwan at
Speaker 9: the moment. So someday Taiwan, I mean, China may be
Speaker 9: unified again. And I think they're gonna want to get
Speaker 9: along with the US, but only if the US, I
Speaker 9: don't know, isn't what the US used to be. They're
Speaker 9: gonna want us transformed into more of a polyglot.
Speaker 3: Boarding how I hear that?
Speaker 1: Speaking of Taiwan, I haven't heard shit about the China
Speaker 1: Taiwan situation, and a good little bit because everybody's more
Speaker 1: focused on Iran.
Speaker 2: Do you know of any kind of new revelations on
Speaker 2: that front? No, I have not heard a peep right right, Same.
Speaker 1: With the rush of Ukraine conversation I've heard for a
Speaker 1: while there it sounded like Ukraine was taking massive chunks
Speaker 1: of lamdback and Kursk, and then that was all I heard.
Speaker 1: I didn't even get to verify if that was a
Speaker 1: true statement or not. I got no ideal. What's going
Speaker 1: on with Russia Ukraine right now?
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, I've been following that a little more closely.
Speaker 9: Kursk was a couple of years ago now, But Ukraine
Speaker 9: did have an advance in Zaposia about a month ago,
Speaker 9: and it was very small, and it was reversed, and
Speaker 9: it's back to the status quo of the Russians very
Speaker 9: slowly taking like a square mile a week somewhere. So
Speaker 9: it's just keeping on going like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, So as far as that goes as the
Speaker 1: same old saying, let's see what other big conflicts are
Speaker 1: there around the world. There's a bunch, But like I
Speaker 1: heard shit else about Cambodia, Thailand, I heard nothing more
Speaker 1: about India, Pakistan. Nigeria has still got a genocide against
Speaker 1: Christians going on. We heard nothing about that because everybody's
Speaker 1: more focused on Iran, and I think that's also by design, honestly.
Speaker 9: Well, Lebanon, a lot of people died last week or
Speaker 9: maybe a little over a week ago. Yeah, Lebanon, they've
Speaker 9: been trying to do that for a long time since
Speaker 9: at least nineteen eighty two. And Apple Maps erased all
Speaker 9: the names of all the villages in Apple Maps in
Speaker 9: southern Lebanon. That became controversial, and I think they may
Speaker 9: still be erased at the moment.
Speaker 2: I think they still might be.
Speaker 1: Honestly, Yeah, I forgot about the Lebanon situation because again,
Speaker 1: not many sources are talking about it. Like if you're
Speaker 1: if you urchy, you'll find it, but most of the
Speaker 1: American media is not discussing that right now.
Speaker 9: Well, that is Israel's main objective. Iran is kind of
Speaker 9: just a distraction for the rest of the world.
Speaker 2: I feel like, yeah, yeah, I would agree with that, Sam.
Speaker 2: I see your hand, brother, what you got?
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So I.
Speaker 2: Was doing some research on a like conflicts today and everything.
Speaker 6: In the nineteen seventies, did you Oh yeah, the seventies,
Speaker 6: l I can't remember, but do you remember when that
Speaker 6: go over through Guatemalan government. You can directly tie that
Speaker 6: to the Chiquita company, which oh the father who did
Speaker 6: that one second, yes, sir, the guy who who controlled
Speaker 6: the United what controlled that company.
Speaker 2: His name was Eli Black.
Speaker 6: His son Leone Black co founded the private equity fit
Speaker 6: of from Apollo Global Management.
Speaker 2: Yep. And he was on the Epstein files a long, yep,
Speaker 2: I'm doing I am a I have.
Speaker 6: The promise of the episode is how I'm gonna tie
Speaker 6: that to Epstein and everything?
Speaker 2: Yeah? And honestly, so you're saying about the nineteen seventies, Yeah, yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: so this is this is the way after the Banana Wars.
Speaker 2: But no, so like.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so if anybody wants to go back and look
Speaker 1: at the Dole Fruit Company and Guatemala and the Chaquida
Speaker 1: banana company and see why and how America did some
Speaker 1: really horrible things at that time and for what purpose
Speaker 1: and all that. Yeah, it's it's tied into the Black
Speaker 1: family for sure, which is tied into Epstein.
Speaker 6: What's funny of apparently we had like a lot of
Speaker 6: our DNA is shared with bananas, but like the.
Speaker 2: Structurally and everything.
Speaker 6: But fun fact, every banana you have ever eaten, like
Speaker 6: through the grocery store whatever, is actually a clone of
Speaker 6: a crop. Mm hm, I just run that and it's
Speaker 6: fucking phenomenal, dude.
Speaker 1: So that's why banana flavored candy doesn't taste like the
Speaker 1: banana you buy it the store, because the original banana
Speaker 1: candy was based off of a breed of banana that
Speaker 1: no longer exists anywhere on earth. The type that we
Speaker 1: buy in the store is a clone of a clone
Speaker 1: of the original. But yeah, the original that like, and
Speaker 1: this is back back in like early nineteen hundreds, they
Speaker 1: were using the original banana that everybody loved. In the
Speaker 1: flag you get a banana laffy, taffy or whatever that
Speaker 1: doesn't taste like any kind of bananial fine, that's specifically
Speaker 1: why that formula they have had on the books for
Speaker 1: so long that nobody's ever changed it. Meanwhile, the actual
Speaker 1: plant that grows that went extinct because of a it
Speaker 1: was like a blight. It was like some sort of
Speaker 1: a disease that took over all the banana trees of
Speaker 1: that genus.
Speaker 2: If I'm not mistaken, sounds about right.
Speaker 6: And know what caused me to say the seventies is
Speaker 6: way fund Garman gal but throw but Eli Black died
Speaker 6: in seventy five.
Speaker 2: But you know I was talking about the banana wars. Okay, okay,
Speaker 2: got us marines fuck shipped up at they did.
Speaker 1: And if I'm not mistaken, I think Smedley Butler won
Speaker 1: one of his Medal of honors there.
Speaker 6: I also believe he get what I'm not saying, which
Speaker 6: that might be Dan Day the one who got to
Speaker 6: uh Navy crosses.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 2: Dan Daley also got two Medal of honors. One of
Speaker 2: them was when he was a private at the Boxer
Speaker 2: Rebellion in China, he held down a fucking outpost by himself.
Speaker 2: He was like nineteen, and he killed like forty boxers
Speaker 2: with like just his bolt action and some hand in
Speaker 2: hand combat.
Speaker 1: And the last order he received was hold this position.
Speaker 1: He said, I, sir. The next morning, he's alone covered
Speaker 1: in blood, and they were like, what the fuck? He's like,
Speaker 1: you said, hold the position. What And so he got
Speaker 1: a ward of the Medal of Honor. The second one
Speaker 1: was later on. But yeah, Dan Dale and Smelly Butler,
Speaker 1: they are the only two Marines to ever be awarded
Speaker 1: the Medal of Honor twice.
Speaker 6: Then they changed the rules and their names will forever
Speaker 6: be in history.
Speaker 2: They will be indeed, they will be indeed.
Speaker 1: Anyway, all right, getting back to it with the situation
Speaker 1: with Iran. So this is an Australian publication, but I
Speaker 1: also thought it was interesting to hear why certain people
Speaker 1: believe that this ceasefire will hold and you know, diplomacy
Speaker 1: will will be the winning factor on this one. From
Speaker 1: outside sources, inside sources. This is an American dude that's
Speaker 1: gonna be talking about it. But let's learn what people
Speaker 1: are saying as far as it goes, and we could
Speaker 1: chop it up towards the end of it, as far
Speaker 1: as what we think is the truth of the matter,
Speaker 1: But let's go.
Speaker 5: What is your assessment of President Trump's handling of the
Speaker 5: Middle East crosses in recent weeks.
Speaker 7: Good afternoon, Nash. Well, look, he's in a terrible spot.
Speaker 7: And you're right, he's my fourteenth president. I've been through
Speaker 7: a lot of these wars, even been in one of
Speaker 7: them myself, and he's in a very difficult place. Yeah,
Speaker 7: if we were playing chess, he would there'd be stale media.
Speaker 7: He's got himself in a position where he can't quite win,
Speaker 7: and the Iranians can't get off the board because all
Speaker 7: they do is stop him from winning. So you know,
Speaker 7: we're at this impasse or deadlock, or anyone wants to
Speaker 7: call it.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 7: The American people think that this is a bad idea.
Speaker 7: They think fifty one percent think it's a mistake to
Speaker 7: get involved in the sport this time. It's a deeply
Speaker 7: unpopular war, particularly among them independents and voters like that,
Speaker 7: particularly as we come up to the midterm elections. Now,
Speaker 7: his decision to blockade Iran through the Strait of Hormones,
Speaker 7: and he's also blocking them in the Gulf of Almah
Speaker 7: and the Persian Golf. I mean, nobody's going near the
Speaker 7: American Navy if they have any sense here, and so
Speaker 7: he's going to put this enormous pressure. The thing is
Speaker 7: that this isn't a conventional war. We don't have navies
Speaker 7: or armies going out to meet each other. We have
Speaker 7: the slow war of attrition, and he's trying to choke
Speaker 7: them here.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 7: The thing is, he promised the American people a short war,
Speaker 7: and what we've got is double the price and doubling
Speaker 7: the prices of gasoline and barrels of oil Brent crude
Speaker 7: and the rest of it. And it's going to get
Speaker 7: worse in the supply chain and things like that. No
Speaker 7: insurance company ash is gonna ensure any ship going near
Speaker 7: this place, so you know that that's going to come
Speaker 7: to an end. So and the rest of the world
Speaker 7: is suffering here. What I mean is it's gonna affect
Speaker 7: food and agriculture and the rest of it. So it's
Speaker 7: one of these things that we're all going to have
Speaker 7: to wear.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 7: The President this would be a short war. It's not
Speaker 7: a short war. We're now on the fortieth day, and
Speaker 7: the Iranians thought it might be a short war. I
Speaker 7: understand that they have now had sixty seven days of
Speaker 7: no internet, which means a lot of their commerce has
Speaker 7: fallen down. In fact, I understand a couple of trillion
Speaker 7: dollars have been taken off the GDP of the Gulf States.
Speaker 7: Millions of other people are having the same kinds of problems.
Speaker 7: So we've got a terrible problem here now. The thing
Speaker 7: is is that we can't end this war with without
Speaker 7: some kind of diplomacy and ash, I've seen this before,
Speaker 7: and when you have something that's almost insoluble, when you
Speaker 7: can't solve a problem, you have to come close to
Speaker 7: looking like you solve the problem. So I think all
Speaker 7: we can do now is get a ceasefire. That is,
Speaker 7: the Americans will back off and the Iranians will cough
Speaker 7: up their nuclear fuel. They're enriched uranium, and I don't
Speaker 7: think they're about ready to trump obomba in any for
Speaker 7: about twenty years. And the president's very very concerned now
Speaker 7: that he looks he's going to get a deal that
Speaker 7: looks like the one he rejected, that the one Obama
Speaker 7: got a number of years ago. So you know, he
Speaker 7: has to be very careful though, So we got he's
Speaker 7: got himself in a difficult place. And also he's he
Speaker 7: doesn't seem to be surrounded by minders who understand words.
Speaker 7: You know, he tends to hyperbolize or exaggerate and you know,
Speaker 7: we've obliterated this and we decimated that. Well, actually we haven't.
Speaker 7: You know that the Iranians can still do terrible damage.
Speaker 7: And it's a nation of ninety three million, and which
Speaker 7: your view ubers may not remember because they're not following
Speaker 7: the probably this kind of politics. In the nineteen eighties,
Speaker 7: when Iran was engaged in a war with Iraq between
Speaker 7: nineteen eighty and nineteen eighty eight, the Iranian leadership lost
Speaker 7: about two million Iranians. That is one million dead, one
Speaker 7: million casualties. So the clerics have no trouble coughing up
Speaker 7: millions of Iranians to run interference for them. You know,
Speaker 7: they're prepared to spend a lot of lives.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 7: In the Vietnam War, they lost fifty eight thousand, and
Speaker 7: the US went into fetal position for the next twenty years.
Speaker 7: They couldn't understand how we lost that many. So how
Speaker 7: does the superpower go up against the nation that doesn't
Speaker 7: have an air force or nuclear weapons? This is, of course,
Speaker 7: is the question.
Speaker 2: Here's how it works, all right?
Speaker 1: So he covered a lot there, and I don't know,
Speaker 1: I think there's a lot of merit to some of
Speaker 1: the stuff he's saying. I don't agree with every single
Speaker 1: bit of it, but I don't think that the ceasefire
Speaker 1: is tenable because neither side is going to call it quits.
Speaker 1: Aron is never going to capitulate to what is going
Speaker 1: on right now. They don't have it in them. The
Speaker 1: people might the Iatola, the new one who allegedly is gay,
Speaker 1: and I know we're not doing that.
Speaker 2: We'll just kid what it is.
Speaker 1: The new Iatola and the Prime Minister are not going
Speaker 1: to capitulate and say all right, America, you win and
Speaker 1: we'll give you that.
Speaker 2: That's never gonna happen.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, America is never gonna capitulate and say all right,
Speaker 1: we've done enough damage here and you could start your
Speaker 1: nuclear program back. It's not gonna happen. So I am
Speaker 1: hoping and praying that this does not become a twenty
Speaker 1: year war over some dumb shit. But I gotta say
Speaker 1: I could see it playing out that way if some
Speaker 1: things do not happen very quickly in this regard.
Speaker 2: I mean, what are your thoughts on this?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 9: Yeah, they're going to start attacking the ships soon. I
Speaker 9: think there was a guy named Mohammed rasaie Orrisaie, Yeah,
Speaker 9: are easy, AEI just talking about it. He's some military
Speaker 9: leader there, and he was on video. I can't find
Speaker 9: it now, but yeah, the US is trying to set
Speaker 9: up its own blockade that's like two hundred miles away
Speaker 9: from the Strait. Yeah, basically, yeah, nobody's getting through from
Speaker 9: what I can find. And yeah, I also agree it's
Speaker 9: going to have to start up again. The ceasefire is
Speaker 9: going to expire in a couple of days. Iran doesn't
Speaker 9: feel any neat to force it to continue. And the
Speaker 9: other thing is that people were speculating, isn't the US
Speaker 9: and Iran both gonna regroup and replenish their stockpiles. But
Speaker 9: the thing is, Patriot missiles, just for example, they take
Speaker 9: like two years to build. So this short timeframe is
Speaker 9: not enough to build a bunch of new ones. We're
Speaker 9: still going to have to use just whatever is available
Speaker 9: that was produced a couple of years ago. I don't
Speaker 9: know how fast Iron produces whatever they make. It's probably
Speaker 9: a little faster than that. Offensive weapons are a little
Speaker 9: easier to make than the missile defense weapons. Yeah, but yeah,
Speaker 9: it's going to start again. I bet before next week
Speaker 9: we'll be talking about it next week.
Speaker 2: Oh for sure, for sure, don't. I don't even think
Speaker 2: the Patriots are the main system because that's for defense.
Speaker 2: And if we're talking about like the US bases surrounding
Speaker 2: this area, I see what you're saying. But as far
Speaker 2: as our offensive capabilities, I just, man, I know there
Speaker 2: were so many people that were upset that two Marine
Speaker 2: Expeditionary units and those one thousand rangers had made their
Speaker 2: way around the area. It's like, that's a very normal
Speaker 2: quick reaction force.
Speaker 1: That's the same amount that went to handle Manuel Noriega,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. That's the same amount that
Speaker 1: was sent to handle black Hawk down. Like it's not
Speaker 1: that's not like the tip of the spear, and that's
Speaker 1: what's going to be the main assaulting force. That's a
Speaker 1: very normal thing. When there's some ship popping off where
Speaker 1: American interests may be in jeopardy, you send two MEWS
Speaker 1: and some rangers. That's been done throughout history. But now
Speaker 1: that being said, also, I gotta agree with the guy
Speaker 1: that was on this video. Aron has no problems throwing
Speaker 1: their people into a meat grinder. They have a different
Speaker 1: belief system as far as value of human life goes.
Speaker 1: And also I saw in the comments that you would
Speaker 1: put out a request to everybody to put in whatever
Speaker 1: they could. As far as the death of the protesters,
Speaker 1: I haven't checked back. What is the status here?
Speaker 9: Well, I was primarily interested in what evidence there might
Speaker 9: be of any further anti government protests in Iran since
Speaker 9: the war started, and basically there is none. Anti government
Speaker 9: protests were in January and February, and there's lots of
Speaker 9: video from then, but their internet's been shut down for
Speaker 9: over a thousand hours now too, so even if there
Speaker 9: were any we wouldn't see it. But I don't think
Speaker 9: there have been any significant ones because just like after
Speaker 9: Pearl Harbor happened, the America First Committee collapsed. Yeah, the
Speaker 9: anti war movement over there is probably dead right now
Speaker 9: for many reasons.
Speaker 2: Well, you say the anti war movement.
Speaker 1: I feel like a lot of people in that country
Speaker 1: want the war, but they are not on the side
Speaker 1: of the Ayatola.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, I met the anti government movement. The America
Speaker 9: First Movement is an anti war movement, and it just
Speaker 9: got conflated in my head.
Speaker 1: I got you, I got you. Yeah, So I agree
Speaker 1: with you. Even if there have been protests, we sure
Speaker 1: as hell, haven't seen them because they haven't had internet
Speaker 1: for a while. But yeah, and I just I was
Speaker 1: trying to explain this to my son earlier. Right, He
Speaker 1: was asking why the gas prices are up, and I
Speaker 1: had to explained to him, like, you know, cause the
Speaker 1: straight and because the the.
Speaker 2: Price per barrel and all these things. And he's like, so,
Speaker 2: why don't America have drills? Can't we just use our
Speaker 2: own shit? And I'm like, yeah, we could. We don't,
Speaker 2: but we could. Well, why don't we.
Speaker 1: Political deals made by people to say that we promise
Speaker 1: we'll continue buying oil from you if you do this
Speaker 1: for us, and it's horrible and we all get screwed
Speaker 1: for it. I'm looking at the comments down here, hex head,
Speaker 1: good to have you with us. Brother said, just paid
Speaker 1: four thirty nine for regular in Idaho. Bro, fuck that,
Speaker 1: and then five point thirty for ninety three octane, which
Speaker 1: I mean, don't get me wrong, Sam, Yeah, the higher
Speaker 1: octane's always gonna be more. Fuck that, it's only it's three.
Speaker 1: I think it's like three seventy three here for regular,
Speaker 1: but even still, it's bullshit.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Oklahoma's got the best three twenty nine. I was
Speaker 9: just there yesterday.
Speaker 2: That ain't bad.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's it's bad as compared to what it
Speaker 1: was a few months ago. But still like as far
Speaker 1: as the nation, that's that's doable. But mother fucker, dude,
Speaker 1: And it makes no sense. We do have oil drove,
Speaker 1: we have reserves. We could do this. And I had
Speaker 1: to explain this to him too. The theory was that
Speaker 1: we were playing the long game for a while there, right,
Speaker 1: and we were gonna use up the world's oil and
Speaker 1: then one day they're gonna run out and everybody's gonna
Speaker 1: have to come to America to use our oil, and
Speaker 1: we're gonna make off like bandits, except for the fact
Speaker 1: that the empty wells are refilling themselves.
Speaker 2: And we can't explain why. That kind of negated a
Speaker 2: whole lot of the plan on that one, And I'm
Speaker 2: be honest with you, I can't.
Speaker 1: I don't know why either, because for the longest time
Speaker 1: we thought the crude oil was basically liquid exploding dinosaurs.
Speaker 1: And then come to find out all these wells that
Speaker 1: we had up in Ohio and Pennsylvania and all these
Speaker 1: places where we were pumping in the early nineteen hundreds
Speaker 1: that were dead. They're empty they're out, you go back.
Speaker 1: Now those wells are full again. But we ain't had
Speaker 1: no more dinosaurs in that time, so what the fuck?
Speaker 1: So oil may not be as finite of a resource
Speaker 1: as we once thought, and we may have fucked ourselves
Speaker 1: in these political arrangements that we've made with these other
Speaker 1: countries when we could just be making our own shit
Speaker 1: and charging like real shit, like seventy five cents a gallon.
Speaker 1: It gets a real conversation that we could have. But yeah, anyway,
Speaker 1: happy quin.
Speaker 9: My own opinion about the whole oil situation is that
Speaker 9: it just shows how delicate large economies can be, and
Speaker 9: how every refinery's producing something slightly different. Every oil well
Speaker 9: itself is producing a slightly different combination of molecules that
Speaker 9: come out of it, and everything is flowing at near
Speaker 9: its maximum rate everywhere all the time. So when one
Speaker 9: little thing snapped, and this gets to elasticity, and in
Speaker 9: that inelasticity demand, Yeah, you've got to raise the price
Speaker 9: of gas by like double to get people to cut
Speaker 9: back just like five or ten percent on the quantity demanded.
Speaker 9: So that's why the price is crazy. All that put
Speaker 9: together means prices go crazy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you also put down the stocks. Stock markets
Speaker 2: are up right now? Is crypto up to?
Speaker 1: I kind of lost track of it whenever it came
Speaker 1: out that Epstein was really in with bitcoin, knit like
Speaker 1: plumbing it for a minute there.
Speaker 2: I have no idea what mare kids are looking like
Speaker 2: right now.
Speaker 9: Well, yeah, bitcoin is like seventy four thousand last I checked.
Speaker 9: And the crypto, well what am I saying? The quantum
Speaker 9: computing and some of the really weird stuff like that
Speaker 9: went up like thirty or forty percent this week. I'm
Speaker 9: expecting that to all crash again. That stuff's very dependent
Speaker 9: on semiconductors, and that's dependent on helium, and a lot
Speaker 9: of helium comes out of the Persian Gulf. I'm predicting
Speaker 9: that is actually going to be very disruptive if this
Speaker 9: continues any longer.
Speaker 2: Damn Okay, I'm I didn't know that, but I guess so.
Speaker 1: Is this why Pam Bondy was going on and on
Speaker 1: when she was being questioned about the Epstein file.
Speaker 2: She just kept going on the SMP five hundred days
Speaker 2: up and blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: She kept going on like they're asking about the list,
Speaker 1: and somehow she keeps talking about Wall Street.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 9: Probably, I don't know, though, Ah.
Speaker 1: Yes, exactly why because that's what people are really concerned
Speaker 1: with while we're talking about pedophile.
Speaker 2: Rings, was look over here, Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 9: And I might not be the best conspiracy theorist because
Speaker 9: I don't think that all the stuff in those files
Speaker 9: was true, like the accusations of cannibalism and things like that,
Speaker 9: So a lot of people were just I think a
Speaker 9: lot of the later accusations are less credible because when
Speaker 9: Epstein was already famous, anyone who wants to, you know,
Speaker 9: be a part of the story can just make up things,
Speaker 9: and you know, the earlier accusations are more credible.
Speaker 1: You like, I don't know, man, I think you may
Speaker 1: not be a good conspiracy theorist then, because it's true,
Speaker 1: like this is we have been talking about adrenochrome for forever.
Speaker 1: All the cannibalism stuff did in the Epstein files was confirmed,
Speaker 1: the shit that we've been saying for years and years.
Speaker 1: And then also there's there's more stuff about like the
Speaker 1: jerky I mean, say what you want what that.
Speaker 2: Might have meant.
Speaker 1: But I got a real hard time believing that the
Speaker 1: wealthiest of the wealthy elites all these shitheads that are
Speaker 1: definitely doing pedophilic shit and definitely doing evil things, all
Speaker 1: are also experts. And you know what's the word I'm
Speaker 1: looking for? A fisionados ConA to conna sewers. Thank you
Speaker 1: of jerky. That sounds strange to me.
Speaker 9: Okay, well here's the explanation I've heard from that. If
Speaker 9: you're living on an island and you don't have electricity
Speaker 9: all the time and you're gone all the time, jerky
Speaker 9: is a pretty smart thing to have because you don't
Speaker 9: need a refrigerator. And the other thing people made a
Speaker 9: big deal about was sulfuric acid. But if you live
Speaker 9: on an island, you can use that for reverse osmosis.
Speaker 9: I should know how that works because I'm a chemist,
Speaker 9: but I actually can't explain it. But you do use
Speaker 9: concentrated sulfuric acid for that. So that's another explanation for
Speaker 9: you know, an innocent use of it.
Speaker 2: So all right, let's talk about that reverse osmosis. So
Speaker 2: what I used to.
Speaker 1: Do right where me and you met, As a matter
Speaker 1: of fact, we had reverse io or I should say
Speaker 1: reverse osmosis machines and a whole unit that did that
Speaker 1: for a specific section of our refinery, and as a
Speaker 1: matter of fact, the facility that I worked at before
Speaker 1: I worked at that spot, all of our water that
Speaker 1: was used in the process had to go through a
Speaker 1: reverse osmosis unit. I can honestly say no sulfiir gas
Speaker 1: was used in that whatsoever. Now there is a process
Speaker 1: that can use sulfuric acid, and I'm not denying that.
Speaker 1: It wouldn't take that much. It wouldn't take a whole truckload.
Speaker 1: And it's not like he was hosting thousands of people
Speaker 1: at his house every single week like this. That's also
Speaker 1: kind of wild. But okay, aside from the acid an
Speaker 1: island with that dude has generators like they It's not
Speaker 1: like you're running out of power. So this guy who
Speaker 1: also has a house in Palm Beach, who also has
Speaker 1: a Zoro ranch in New Mexico where they were doing
Speaker 1: Eugen and Jean splicing, and also has a penthouse in
Speaker 1: New York, and also has a house in Paris, and
Speaker 1: also has a house in Israel, I feel like he
Speaker 1: wouldn't like stay on the island if he ran out
Speaker 1: of power either. So jerky again, I see what you're saying.
Speaker 1: I've heard the explanations for it. I think they absolutely
Speaker 1: were doing some cannibalistic shit. But I'm also a conspiracy theorist,
Speaker 1: so like I get it, I get it. But anyway
Speaker 1: to circle back with Pam Bondi going on her whole thing, y'all,
Speaker 1: remember she got fired and now Todd Blanche has been
Speaker 1: named Acting Attorney General. Not to mention, Pete Hegseeth forced
Speaker 1: out the Army top chief Monday.
Speaker 2: This was on a morning rundown. I meant to bring
Speaker 2: this up last week, but I actually don't think we
Speaker 2: had a chance to talk about it. So let's break
Speaker 2: this down. Trump's former personal attorney, Todd Blanche is the
Speaker 2: new acting Attorney General. This is the attorney that had
Speaker 2: to go to bat for him in court multiple times.
Speaker 2: He is now the Actingttorney General for the United States
Speaker 2: of America. How a group of influencers realized they were
Speaker 2: all being targeted by the same thief with an eye
Speaker 2: for high end furniture and why healthcare costs her skyrocketing?
Speaker 2: What a wild, wild clip for this whole article. Let's
Speaker 2: get into it. So Attorney General Pam Bondi is leaving
Speaker 2: her position. She got fired.
Speaker 1: President Trump announced amid reports that she was frustrated with
Speaker 1: her handling of some of his key priorities. Deputy Attorney
Speaker 1: General Todd Blanche will take over as the acting Attorney General.
Speaker 2: Direct quote from Trump, We love Pam.
Speaker 1: She will be transitioning to a much needed, an important
Speaker 1: job in the private sector, to be announced at a
Speaker 1: date in the near future.
Speaker 2: Trump said in a suit truth social post. But a
Speaker 2: senior administration official and source of a familiar with the
Speaker 2: matter said Bondi was fired found out what Bondi had
Speaker 2: to say about her departure, so Trump had grown more
Speaker 2: and more frustrated with Bondy in recent days, a person
Speaker 2: familiar with the deliberation said, adding that he doesn't think
Speaker 2: she has executed on his vision.
Speaker 1: In the way that he wants. She seems like she's
Speaker 1: been a pretty good puppet. She's done pretty much everything
Speaker 1: that's been asked of him.
Speaker 2: She went from being one of the lobbyists for Qatar
Speaker 2: to being the Attorney General, and I think that she
Speaker 2: played her role pretty well.
Speaker 1: But apparently maybe maybe he like he wanted to smash
Speaker 1: and she wasn't down. Maybe that's what it was. I
Speaker 1: don't know, but we'll see under her leadership, the Justice
Speaker 1: Department has struggled to bring successful cases against Trump's political enemies,
Speaker 1: with the President himself often complicating.
Speaker 2: The cases through his public statements.
Speaker 1: I will say this, she might be the most ineffective
Speaker 1: Attorney General that America's ever had. Possibly I would have
Speaker 1: to really look at the list, but her and Cash
Speaker 1: Pattel also the most ineffective FBI director we've ever had.
Speaker 1: And I just i a clip about this on Instagram
Speaker 1: a couple I mean, it was a week and a
Speaker 1: half ago, two weeks.
Speaker 2: He just went down this list of how they're having
Speaker 2: a historic year.
Speaker 1: They've done more of this than ever before, more of
Speaker 1: this than ever before, and it's it seems like it's
Speaker 1: all wins.
Speaker 2: Okay, got you, my boy? You got handed the case
Speaker 2: to end all cases. Literally all you had to do
Speaker 2: was presented and stand on morals and literally do the
Speaker 2: very basics of your job. But instead you historically fumbled
Speaker 2: the football, redacted information, quieted down anybody that was actually
Speaker 2: speaking as a first person source, all at the behest
Speaker 2: of a dude who was on the files over ten
Speaker 2: thousand times.
Speaker 1: It's not it's not a good look. Like the history
Speaker 1: books are not gonna remember Cash, Bettel and Pam Bondi
Speaker 1: in very positive ways here, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: So her leaving, I'm not exactly thinking she's gonna be missed,
Speaker 1: but you know, anyway, Blanche meanwhile, has attributes that appeal
Speaker 1: to Trump, specifically because that was his attorney. But according
Speaker 1: to a person close to the White House, Blanche projects confidence,
Speaker 1: commands broad respect, and has an understanding of quote the
Speaker 1: mission at hand, and is a skilled public communicator. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's a wild way of saying, your boy got a
Speaker 1: mouthpiece on him, and he's really good at covering Trump's ass,
Speaker 1: but all right. Blanche most recently served for more than
Speaker 1: a year as Deputy Attorney General. He personally interviewed late
Speaker 1: sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's co conspirator Jesse Maxwell, after some
Speaker 1: of Trump's supporters accused the DOJ of a cover up
Speaker 1: in this case. So he's the dude that actually interrogated Maxwell.
Speaker 1: And now he's gonna be Attorney general. He's acting as
Speaker 1: it right now, but he's probably gonna be named it.
Speaker 1: He also took the leadership on the department's release of
Speaker 1: the Epstein files. Before that, Blanche was Trump's personal Attorne no,
Speaker 1: no sense of nepotism here. Nothing to see there. We
Speaker 1: can just move on on that. But anyway, I also
Speaker 1: did want to bring this up, General George, who is
Speaker 1: the Armies. I don't know what you would call in
Speaker 1: the Army and the Marine Corps, we call it the
Speaker 1: commandant of the Marine Corps. That's the top officer, the
Speaker 1: one who sits on the joint chiefs. I don't know
Speaker 1: what you would call that in the army, but yeah,
Speaker 1: General George was the Army's top dog, and Pete HeiG
Speaker 1: Seth just ousted him, despite him being expected to serve
Speaker 1: until the end of next summer.
Speaker 2: Heg Seth, who has long eyed, removed George.
Speaker 1: Removing George asked him to retire, effective immediately. He has
Speaker 1: also taken steps we're talking about heg Seth to block
Speaker 1: or delay promotions for more than a dozen black and
Speaker 1: female senior officers across all four branch of the military.
Speaker 1: I don't actually believe that it had anything to do
Speaker 1: with their racer sex. I think it had a lot
Speaker 1: to do with their ideologies and their loyalties. Could be wrong,
Speaker 1: I could be wrong, but anyway, heg Seth's action are
Speaker 1: the people removed from promotion lists had no open investigation
Speaker 1: or allegations against them. Interestingly enough, Hegseeth's actions have raised
Speaker 1: concerns that he may be targeting the officers because of race, gender,
Speaker 1: or their perceived affiliation with the Biden administration. That makes
Speaker 1: way more sense to me. Race and gender I don't
Speaker 1: think had anything to do with it. But if they
Speaker 1: were somebody who was deep tied to the Biden administration
Speaker 1: or something along those lines, yeah, I could see that.
Speaker 1: But General George, there was no reason your boy was
Speaker 1: a fucking stud and took care of his soldiers. I
Speaker 1: don't think I've actually heard one negative review from him
Speaker 1: from anybody affiliated with the army, past or present.
Speaker 2: Not one.
Speaker 1: And somehow he seth thought so of him to ask
Speaker 1: him to resign immediately. Mighty sussy, y'all. The Defense Secretary
Speaker 1: has previously criticized DEI initiatives adopted by the Biden administration
Speaker 1: and publicly accused the military of awarding promotions out of diversity.
Speaker 2: Well there it is then.
Speaker 1: Anyway, all right, we covered a lot on this episode.
Speaker 1: Before we get out of here, I'm gonna go ahead
Speaker 1: and check the chat real quick. Make sure I didn't
Speaker 1: miss anything. Now pretty much, we're all we're all on
Speaker 1: the same page here. Like I said, y'all a lot
Speaker 1: to cover, a lot of wild things we got. Oh
Speaker 1: my god, the Iran situation is not going to get better. China,
Speaker 1: in my opinion, is the only real threat left to
Speaker 1: America as far as like an actual enemy. Yeah, people
Speaker 1: want to make claims that net and Yahoo is a
Speaker 1: is a threat to America because of the thing. Okay, fine, fine, fine, right,
Speaker 1: but he's also an ally, I mean, like an overt threat.
Speaker 1: I'm of the belief right now, and y'all help me out.
Speaker 1: If y'all disagree, by all means, please jump in. I
Speaker 1: could see the chessboard that Trump was trying to play
Speaker 1: last year.
Speaker 2: I got it.
Speaker 1: I see it right, And although I don't agree with
Speaker 1: every single thing the dude's ever said and every single
Speaker 1: thing the dude's ever done, I could at least get
Speaker 1: behind some of the initiatives that he was trying to push.
Speaker 1: He kind of lost the plot a little bit, but
Speaker 1: I felt like at the end of twenty twenty five,
Speaker 1: we were still we were in the mix, you know,
Speaker 1: I mean, he was in the pocket, at least within
Speaker 1: the box of acceptable behavior. As of this moment, I
Speaker 1: can't see what his goal is because if his goal
Speaker 1: was to just injure China, there's more than one way
Speaker 1: to do it, but getting involved in a I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna use the word unwinnable situation with heron. But I
Speaker 1: also have no idea what winning would look like like
Speaker 1: on some very real levels. Does regime change? Is that
Speaker 1: what winning looks like? Because how do we know? We
Speaker 1: did a regime change in Iraq? Nothing positive happened out
Speaker 1: of that. We we don't do good with the whole
Speaker 1: nation building thing. So if the Iranian people were to
Speaker 1: stand up and overthrow the Iyatola and install who they
Speaker 1: want and all these things, all the shit, who's to
Speaker 1: say that the person that takes over won't be equally
Speaker 1: as anti American as the iotola, Like, we don't know
Speaker 1: that for a fact. So it's not that this is
Speaker 1: an unwinnable situation. I just don't think anybody has any
Speaker 1: idea what winning would look like for either side. What
Speaker 1: is for Iran to win this situation?
Speaker 3: What was that?
Speaker 2: What would that look like? They just survive, That's all
Speaker 2: it would take for them to just survive the next
Speaker 2: decade and then bone looks like Iran won it. That's
Speaker 2: that's crazy out loud. I don't know what to expect here.
Speaker 1: But if in fact the Venezuela conversation taking out Maduro
Speaker 1: was a way to fuck over China, which I believe
Speaker 1: it was, keep in mind Chinese diplomats were in the
Speaker 1: city when we came and took Madureau in the middle
Speaker 1: of the night. They had just had dinner with him.
Speaker 1: Because China and Venezuela have very deep ties. The new
Speaker 1: used to be VP of Venezuela and now the president
Speaker 1: of Venezuela. She is down with making deals in America.
Speaker 1: She is here to play ball. So that one made sense.
Speaker 1: Quick in out boom boom, got you ran. There's no
Speaker 1: quick end out. And if this is some sort of
Speaker 1: a long game to fuck over China, then why aren't
Speaker 1: we also shutting down the Strait of Malacca and putting
Speaker 1: our own blockade there as well as a blockade on
Speaker 1: the Straight of Horne moves to where the only oil
Speaker 1: that China is able to receive would be from Russia.
Speaker 2: And that's it.
Speaker 1: And at that point we could actually start enacting some real,
Speaker 1: not just saynctions put some real like consequences to them
Speaker 1: buying Russian oil with like that's there's a process to that.
Speaker 1: And if that was the case, I can at least
Speaker 1: see the plot. Gotta be honest with y'all. I can
Speaker 1: no longer see the plot. If y'all can, or if
Speaker 1: y'all have some insight on this them, by all means,
Speaker 1: speak up, go ahead, heck said so.
Speaker 3: I see it as it's been on their list from
Speaker 3: the eighties. They wanted to get rid of Iran since
Speaker 3: Iran Contra. They wanted to just get rid of them.
Speaker 3: I mean they they wanted to be done with them.
Speaker 3: They were gonna bomb them, they were gonna destroy them.
Speaker 3: And I think, oh, tip it out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and drinks. But when you say they, do you
Speaker 2: mean the US government?
Speaker 3: Yes, I think I think the US government. The Yeah,
Speaker 3: the corrupt elites. I think that's what they wanted. They
Speaker 3: just they had the opportunity, so they he tagged Trump
Speaker 3: and told him to do it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the other thing too. Everybody thought myself, even
Speaker 1: I'll admit I was wrong too. I thought that Trump
Speaker 1: couldn't be bought. How are you gonna buy a billionaire dude?
Speaker 2: When he got through. Throw him a couple million, He'll
Speaker 2: give a fuck. He'll make that in six months. Whatever.
Speaker 1: I don't know if they threw money at him, if
Speaker 1: they threatened him with the Epstein.
Speaker 2: Files or what.
Speaker 1: But Epstein files, it's maybe a combination, to be honest
Speaker 1: with you, I don't know. But yeah, Trump is clearly
Speaker 1: a puppet at this point. He is not acting on
Speaker 1: his own free will. They're letting him do it in
Speaker 1: his trump ass way, but he's He's definitely not of
Speaker 1: his own volition.
Speaker 2: As of this point. Dude, Sam way In, brother.
Speaker 6: I have to disagree with you on that bit. Trump's
Speaker 6: been saying since the eighties. Hell, he hates Ilan and
Speaker 6: he would want to get rid of the government, and
Speaker 6: he does not like what they do to their people.
Speaker 2: He wasn't saying that since the eighties. I remember seeing
Speaker 2: an interview where he said about as much, like no doubt.
Speaker 2: But yeah, but why now, that's my question. We as America.
Speaker 2: Even Clinton was saying shit, but old billiam As he
Speaker 2: was getting domeed.
Speaker 1: From Monica Lewinsky, and shit, he was saying, hey, when
Speaker 1: you watch out for Iran? Right, Even Obama was saying
Speaker 1: shit about this, like it's This hasn't been a lot
Speaker 1: versus right, that's been a thing for a while, But
Speaker 1: why now? And I understand the thought that it's because
Speaker 1: of their nuclear capabilities and they were getting richeranium. Okay,
Speaker 1: I got that, but they have been quote unquote six
Speaker 1: months away from having a nuke since like ninety eight, allegedly.
Speaker 2: I just I don't know, man, I agree with.
Speaker 3: We destroyed their their sankerviewses with this ducks Net last
Speaker 3: year virus way back when. So I mean, yeah, we
Speaker 3: set them back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the computer virus.
Speaker 6: Dude.
Speaker 1: We haven't done an episode on now in the cold conspiracy,
Speaker 1: but I did pull it up a few months back.
Speaker 2: We might do an episode two.
Speaker 3: That was that's a cool that's a cool setup.
Speaker 2: God, I forgot all about that now. Thank you for
Speaker 2: I'm writing that down. Thank you for reminding me because
Speaker 2: I'm always looking for inspiration on these episodes. Dude, if
Speaker 2: you haven't seen the one that's uh Ship, I don't
Speaker 2: know if it's dropped on Patreon yet. It will come
Speaker 2: out on Spotify and Apple Podcasts on Friday. But about
Speaker 2: the Cambridge five, that was a rather fun one actually,
Speaker 2: But anyway, so uh Ron.
Speaker 3: Ducks Net and the centrifuses.
Speaker 2: Specs net virus.
Speaker 3: And then another one I is gonna message you about
Speaker 3: is Amoth Bundy and a Bundy and the Bureau of
Speaker 3: Land Management.
Speaker 2: Okay, what about this?
Speaker 3: So he's like, basically, he's a grazer, he's a cattleman.
Speaker 3: The grazers on the BLM land.
Speaker 2: The BLM land with them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, so when you say the BLM, I I
Speaker 1: looked this up earlier because I actually was like earlier
Speaker 1: this week because I realized as we were talking.
Speaker 2: About the the.
Speaker 1: Post office people that came in and they have an
Speaker 1: armed wing and they came in and arrested old boy.
Speaker 2: Ravenly was like wait what? So I realized the Bureau.
Speaker 1: Of Land Management also has an armed wing and a
Speaker 1: like special forces group within them. And I was like,
Speaker 1: please tell me there's a federal agent with a b
Speaker 1: l M badge that was out and about during the
Speaker 1: BLM riots.
Speaker 2: Come to find out, no, it's not BLM, but yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, to your point, So this is you're talking about
Speaker 1: the grazing up in Montana where the federal agents had
Speaker 1: standoffs with farmers and the farmers one.
Speaker 3: So Idaho and that all over. Yeah, and yeah. The
Speaker 3: first time I heard like the BLM then Fox, I
Speaker 3: was like, what the hell is the Bureau of Land
Speaker 3: Management doing? Now? Yeah it was the other BLM. Yeah
Speaker 3: I was, But yeah, look into Ameth Bundy and that
Speaker 3: whole situation is crazy.
Speaker 2: Got you, dude? Fuck yeah, it looks like I got
Speaker 2: two episodes on one two. Appreciate the uh the inspiration,
Speaker 2: Big Dong Sam, I see your hand raise you got
Speaker 2: something else you want to add in? Or is that
Speaker 2: from earlier? I was gonna ask about the Iran?
Speaker 6: So yeah, if there are people, let's just say that
Speaker 6: the people are still fighting, which I person.
Speaker 2: Believe they are.
Speaker 6: Do you think that since we know our c I
Speaker 6: A boys like to go a little buck wild and everything,
Speaker 6: why don't we why don't we bring like let I
Speaker 6: know obviously they still do like underhanded ship and everything,
Speaker 6: but why don't we just send them out there to
Speaker 6: just destabilize the government and everything.
Speaker 2: I mean, we have a we have a panache for it.
Speaker 6: Also, I got I was also thinking, uh, do you
Speaker 6: think we because of Pope Leo is from the Chicago
Speaker 6: and everything? Do you do you think trap music is
Speaker 6: being played in the Vatican?
Speaker 2: King Bong thank you.
Speaker 1: I needed that giggle. So let's break down. You got
Speaker 1: a two part question here. Number one, I believe that
Speaker 1: the c i A was sending weapons under the radar
Speaker 1: to certain fighters. There problem is when you take into
Speaker 1: account the Iranian military, the IRGC and the uh.
Speaker 2: Ah shit, was it not the cuds for us?
Speaker 1: They got this other group that's basically their private militia.
Speaker 1: That's why they had thirty thousand protesters getting mrked in
Speaker 1: three days. It's they could start popping off and trying
Speaker 1: to take the country back.
Speaker 2: It's going to be more difficult than just giving them
Speaker 2: some weapons. And Iran is not so third world that
Speaker 2: we would be able to go in like some Vietnam
Speaker 2: shit train some local you know, tribesmen and have them
Speaker 2: take off Iran.
Speaker 1: They have pockets that are very rural and stuck in time.
Speaker 1: They have pockets that are very first world and have
Speaker 1: all the modern amenities too. Like the fact that they
Speaker 1: haven't had internet for sixty days or whatever is like
Speaker 1: a big deal.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 6: Oh, I know that I am a very crass and
Speaker 6: a lot of my thinking because I really like World
Speaker 6: War two in the Vietnam style and everything. Well, why
Speaker 6: don't we just carpet bomb the fuck out of it.
Speaker 2: We kind of were carpet bombing strategic targets here recently,
Speaker 2: but there was that whole school that got hit, and
Speaker 2: people acted like we were monsters for that.
Speaker 1: Let alone the fact that, and you know, not to
Speaker 1: be a dick. Okay, but listen, I'm I am not
Speaker 1: in favor of a school full of children ever getting bombed. Ever,
Speaker 1: Right just before I even say what I'm about to say,
Speaker 1: but if they're gonna try to come at us for
Speaker 1: war crimes for hitting this school, which again I am
Speaker 1: not one hundred percent sure if that was even us,
Speaker 1: but let's just say it was. This is the same
Speaker 1: country that told their women and children to go stand
Speaker 1: out by their power plants to keep America from Bobby.
Speaker 1: So they're cool with using women and children as human shields.
Speaker 1: But an accidental bomb going astray and hitting one school
Speaker 1: apparently this is you see what I'm saying, it's about
Speaker 1: the if it's about the bullshit.
Speaker 2: I'm also gonna.
Speaker 6: Use a textbook definition so of a terrorist is using
Speaker 6: violence to achieve political means. Yes, the fact that the
Speaker 6: straight of humans actually does not belong to Island it's
Speaker 6: it's economical waterway. So them targeting ships and that is
Speaker 6: massive war crimes. So if we're gonna fucking call a
Speaker 6: spade a spade, let's call that motherfucker what it is.
Speaker 2: That's a whole ass shovel. So fuck them corporate bomb
Speaker 2: the entire country. Yeah, but I don't have an issue
Speaker 2: with the Iranian people.
Speaker 3: Them. But at the same times that would would for
Speaker 3: the consequences. I mean there's large swaths.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so I don't want to carpet bomb the country
Speaker 1: because they got a lot of great people there, but.
Speaker 2: Few cities.
Speaker 3: He's still there, just starting boats. Ye oh my god,
Speaker 3: you'll blow that one up.
Speaker 1: And then America decided with this whole Straight or horror
Speaker 1: moves being closed and shit, America's like, okay, so here's
Speaker 1: the deal. We're gonna send two destroyers up the Straight
Speaker 1: and if they hit one fucking mind, we're gonna take
Speaker 1: it that. Iran just broke the ceasefire and light you
Speaker 1: the fuck up. We have a bit of a thing
Speaker 1: with our boats. And Iran's like, wait, what you understand
Speaker 1: there's mind there. He's like, yeah, and you better, you
Speaker 1: better let us know if he's about to hit one
Speaker 1: or not, because that will be your ass.
Speaker 2: And uh yeah, it's a whole thing.
Speaker 1: I just saw reports as we were recording that apparently
Speaker 1: Iran is scrambling jets because there were some that wasn't hit.
Speaker 1: I don't know, I don't know if this zaccurate or not.
Speaker 1: I'm about to do some looking into that one after
Speaker 1: I get offline. But so, if that's true, are they
Speaker 1: about to break the ceasefire? And if they do break
Speaker 1: the ceasefire, is it possible that we might actually have some.
Speaker 2: Sort of a dog fight on our hands. Will the
Speaker 2: F twenty two Raptor finally get its first air to
Speaker 2: air kill? One can only hope.
Speaker 6: So I have a question on that, like all these
Speaker 6: actual jets or was it like a magic carpet ride
Speaker 6: from a ladder? And so does that mean we get
Speaker 6: a paint a magic carpet on the kid?
Speaker 2: That would be hilarious. But just so we're clear, Agriba Aka,
Speaker 2: where Aladdin lived was in the Arabian area, not the
Speaker 2: Persian area, Just so we're clear, Just we're clear.
Speaker 3: I'm thinking they probably that are running on ninety three octane.
Speaker 3: They got something with ak's hanging out the windows.
Speaker 6: Like the original story of Aladdin was actually he was
Speaker 6: a chinaman.
Speaker 2: So I loan that today. I didn't know that. Yep.
Speaker 6: I'll shout out to Matthew San fifty amazing facts to
Speaker 6: blow your mind.
Speaker 1: Shout out anyway anyway, and your other question, hold on.
Speaker 1: You asked about Iran and then you asked about one.
Speaker 6: Other things, the blaring king.
Speaker 1: Listen, Uh, the Pope might be many things, being from
Speaker 1: Shyraq and all, the gangster Pope is not one of them.
Speaker 2: That is the whitest wonder boy to come out of Shyrack.
Speaker 1: Let's be clear here, No, but he and Trump are
Speaker 1: in beef right now because Trump put up a post
Speaker 1: of him as Jesus. The Pope feels like the whole
Speaker 1: iron situation is uh is stupid and he just wants peace.
Speaker 1: And so apparently I have seen like fifty fucking articles
Speaker 1: all about how the Pope and Trump are like duking
Speaker 1: it out online, and I'm just like why, why, just why?
Speaker 6: Okay, But the Pope doesn't have any political sway and
Speaker 6: if he did use whatever you got to call it,
Speaker 6: who saved my boy?
Speaker 2: If political, he's from dude, but he's a Democrat.
Speaker 3: They're gonna play tummy. Probably what they're gonna do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, probably, actually yeah, No.
Speaker 6: He's he's a liberal Elijah on the Old Testament, as
Speaker 6: the as the pope.
Speaker 2: The dude that breathes fire.
Speaker 6: No, the one that said seize the prophets of bail,
Speaker 6: do not let one escape, then slid the fucking uh
Speaker 6: the king's throat, like bring him back.
Speaker 2: I am of the opinion that he'll be back soon.
Speaker 1: Actually, I believe that he and Enoch might be coming
Speaker 1: back sooner than we think.
Speaker 2: The witnesses.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was.
Speaker 6: The one I was I was trying to figure out.
Speaker 6: I knew it was them, I just couldn't think of
Speaker 6: the titles. Which I do plan on having you and
Speaker 6: voice on for an episode, and even Tony, I gotta
Speaker 6: get into touch with everybody.
Speaker 2: We're gonna have a religious debate. Oh my god, that's
Speaker 2: gonna be a wild one.
Speaker 1: The Protestant, the Catholic, and the Jew come onto a
Speaker 1: podcast and let's just see what happened.
Speaker 2: And Protestant Protestant.
Speaker 3: You know, fuck, I'm gonna I'm gonna watch that.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that would be it's gonna be wild anyway, anyway,
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