Speaker 1: Oh red des are, Hello and welcome to the show.
Speaker 2: This is the Cult of Conspiracy. My name's Jonathan, and
Speaker 2: today we are diving into all things big, beautiful and
Speaker 2: bill like. This has been in the works in the
Speaker 2: talks for quite some time. It's something that Trump has
Speaker 2: been touting for quite a while, and there seemed to
Speaker 2: have been a little bit of pushback and seemed to
Speaker 2: be a little bit of fallout with Elon Musk along
Speaker 2: the way. Then they you know, kissed and made up
Speaker 2: and whatever. I thought all that was just kind of
Speaker 2: a a sham anyway, I didn't really believe that shit
Speaker 2: was going on.
Speaker 3: To be honest, everybody thought that Elon was gonna be
Speaker 3: co running the country with Trump.
Speaker 2: Because Elon just has to.
Speaker 4: He's Elon Musk. He's like, no, dude.
Speaker 3: He went there to do a job and then when
Speaker 3: his usefulness had been it was expired, Trump you know,
Speaker 3: asked him to leave, and then he went and decided
Speaker 3: he wanted to go back to running Tesla. Then he
Speaker 3: decided to have a little pissing match with Trump, of
Speaker 3: which he lost, and then uh, yeah, I'm sorry, you're
Speaker 3: not gonna out Petty Donnie t like I'm not even
Speaker 3: trying to suck his dick or anything. But like, the
Speaker 3: fact of the matter is, no one can out petty
Speaker 3: and out shit talk the Master.
Speaker 4: It's just what it is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's just how it goes. You don't become a
Speaker 2: mob boss essentially without being a little spiteful.
Speaker 4: It'd be like that, dude.
Speaker 3: But anyway, So, and Musk was somebody who was very
Speaker 3: much against the Big beautiful Bill, right, and we're going
Speaker 3: to talk about it more in depth, but as of
Speaker 3: this moment, it is said that it will increase the
Speaker 3: national deficit by three point three trillion dollars over the
Speaker 3: next ten years. Right, Okay, Musk's big thing was hold on.
Speaker 3: You hired me and the doge to cut out all
Speaker 3: the waste we spending to save the country money to
Speaker 3: try to lower the national deficit. And for a second
Speaker 3: there it looked like we were actually getting some momentum
Speaker 3: behind it.
Speaker 2: As soon as I'm out, all.
Speaker 3: Of a sudden, you're talking about some big, beautiful bill
Speaker 3: that's got all these crazy things on it. However, I
Speaker 3: think Musk might change his tune a bit whenever he
Speaker 3: realized that ten billion dollars of the Big beautiful Bill
Speaker 3: is going to Mars Operations. A little money being thrown
Speaker 3: SpaceX's way in the form of government grants.
Speaker 4: Maybe that'll change his tune.
Speaker 2: I don't know. We shall see in all of his
Speaker 2: ritual like nature as we went in the previous show.
Speaker 2: As we did so, I actually found a short little
Speaker 2: video that we're gonna kick off this episode with very nicely,
Speaker 2: like intelligently said from a TikTok person called that opinionated
Speaker 2: girl too, guessing she got her first account banned, especially
Speaker 2: with rhetoric like this. But it's a three and a
Speaker 2: half minutes, very very in depth, I think, and you know,
Speaker 2: it's kind of like because what you see right now,
Speaker 2: especially all over CNN and MSNBC and I mean all
Speaker 2: of them, ABC News everything, they're all like preaching that
Speaker 2: the world is about to come to an end, and
Speaker 2: you know, it's the worst thing that's ever happened. It's
Speaker 2: like every single thing that happens on a daily basis
Speaker 2: nowadays is the worst thing that's ever happened. You Like,
Speaker 2: there are really really pushing fear, and I mean the
Speaker 2: main reason why they push fear is because it's a
Speaker 2: I mean, it's it's the best division top Like, it's
Speaker 2: the best way to create division, right.
Speaker 3: It is, it is, And that's the thing, right, You're
Speaker 3: gonna have pretty much the fact.
Speaker 2: That Trump will wake up tomorrow morning.
Speaker 3: There's gonna be people that say that every breath he
Speaker 3: takes is an upfront to the American way, and like
Speaker 3: there's people that are just on the side of being
Speaker 3: haters because that's what they do and everything he We've
Speaker 3: made the joke before, but realistically, if he decided to
Speaker 3: spearhead the cure for cancer, there would be people on
Speaker 3: the left pissed off that he just took money out
Speaker 3: of oncologists and chemo treatment centers.
Speaker 4: Like that's that's the reality of it.
Speaker 2: Now, that's what's going on. I mean, not necessarily that one,
Speaker 2: but with this whole, big beautiful bill kind of situation,
Speaker 2: he's getting rid of a lot of shit that everybody's
Speaker 2: been clamoring should need to happen, such as reducing the
Speaker 2: waste of people, you know, signing up for Medicaid and
Speaker 2: signing up for food stamps. And I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 2: I fucking did it. I was like, if they're giving
Speaker 2: away free money, I'll take it. I did it for
Speaker 2: a little while, I get it. And so they're putting
Speaker 2: the clamp down on that shit, and they're like, look,
Speaker 2: if you're able body and you can pay for your
Speaker 2: own shit. Like you know, it's turning people against their
Speaker 2: reliance on the government, no doubt.
Speaker 3: But I mean my point is, though, while there's people
Speaker 3: that are obviously going to hate every single thing he does,
Speaker 3: do these people happen to have a leg to stand
Speaker 3: on with this big beautiful bill. The bitch is nine
Speaker 3: hundred and fifty pages long, and I mean it's not
Speaker 3: a small bill by any means. It's certainly not the
Speaker 3: largest that's ever been proposed. But there's a lot of
Speaker 3: things that are on this a lot of things that
Speaker 3: I would say the majority of America would be stoked about.
Speaker 3: But there are groups that are very pissed about some
Speaker 3: of these things. But are you pissed about a few
Speaker 3: things or the entirety thereof We're gonna break it all
Speaker 3: down here this episode.
Speaker 2: Good cult members, we are we are, So we're gonna
Speaker 2: start right here. This is a three and a half
Speaker 2: minutes long Check it out see what she has to
Speaker 2: say about the Big Beautiful Bill.
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Speaker 5: That's a big, beautiful bill because unfortunately for the left.
Speaker 5: It hasn't sunk in for them yet that you don't
Speaker 5: make the poor rich by making the rich poor, although
Speaker 5: they are trying their darneddist and bankrupting all of us
Speaker 5: in the process.
Speaker 6: You see, they would have you believe.
Speaker 5: That just because something is helpful for the upper class Americans,
Speaker 5: it must inherently be harmful for lower and middle class Americans.
Speaker 5: But that going to be further from the truth. And
Speaker 5: I'm going to actually substantiate that to you rather than
Speaker 5: just fear mongering. For example, one of the main goals
Speaker 5: of this bill is to make permanent the twenty seventeen
Speaker 5: tax cuts and jawback, which was a major win for
Speaker 5: lower and middle class Americans who saw their household incomes
Speaker 5: rise by five thousand dollars as well as their wages
Speaker 5: increased by five percent. On top of that, we're going
Speaker 5: to be seeing taxes removed from tips for service workers
Speaker 5: who usually fall into those categories. Obviously, they are going
Speaker 5: to be depositing that money back into the economy, which
Speaker 5: is going to help to be boosting it. We're also
Speaker 5: going to be seeing a ten thousand dollars tax deduction
Speaker 5: for people who buy American made automobiles. Obviously, that's going
Speaker 5: to be very helpful for people buying the vehicle on
Speaker 5: top of the automobile industry as a whole, which the
Speaker 5: Democrats bankrupted by overtaxing that industry until they just to
Speaker 5: go overseas where it was cheaper. Trump is also working
Speaker 5: on bringing fossil fuels back to America, where we are
Speaker 5: going to be seeing American providers, unlike Biden, who actually
Speaker 5: bankrupted the Keystone pipeline, pulled funding and then told those
Speaker 5: middle working class Americans that if they wanted a job,
Speaker 5: they should probably go learn how to code. But yeah,
Speaker 5: tell me again how it's the right that's hurting the
Speaker 5: working class. Yeah, that makes a lot of sense. On
Speaker 5: top of that, we're also going to be seeing a
Speaker 5: tax credit for both children and for the elderly. Many
Speaker 5: people on the left are trying to fear monger and
Speaker 5: say that he's pulling benefits from those who need it
Speaker 5: the most.
Speaker 3: No, he's not.
Speaker 5: If you actually read the bill, you see the benefits
Speaker 5: are being slashed from people who don't need it but
Speaker 5: instead have been leaching off of our government. For example,
Speaker 5: with snap, it's specifically going after able bodied Americans who
Speaker 5: have no dependence. So people who are choosing not to work,
Speaker 5: we have plenty of open jobs. They are choosing not
Speaker 5: to take those positions so that they could just live
Speaker 5: off of the government, live off of the taxpayer dollars,
Speaker 5: and that is going to be stopping and saving us
Speaker 5: plenty of money. He's not taking it away from Americans
Speaker 5: who actually need it. People are also trying to say
Speaker 5: that he's going after important benefits such as Medicaid, But
Speaker 5: if you look at where the Medicaid is being pulled from,
Speaker 5: it's being pulled from planned parenthood. That is something that
Speaker 5: should have been stopped funding.
Speaker 2: A long time ago.
Speaker 5: All they do is take the lives of innocent children,
Speaker 5: and that is where they are making the majority of
Speaker 5: their profits. That is not where American taxpayer dollars should
Speaker 5: be going, and in fact, it's actually being rerouted to
Speaker 5: places like rural hospitals as well as medical clinics on
Speaker 5: a state level. That is where that money should be
Speaker 5: going and should have always been going from the very
Speaker 5: very start of things. Many people are trying to say
Speaker 5: that because this bill is expensive, it's going to be
Speaker 5: bankrupting us, But that's not what the Council of economic
Speaker 5: advisors say. They actually say that the GDP is expected
Speaker 5: to grow by four point two percent, and we are
Speaker 5: going to see investments rise by nineteen percent. So suret.
Speaker 5: This bill is going to be helpful to the wealthy,
Speaker 5: you know, the wealthy who invest in people's businesses, who
Speaker 5: create jobs for Americans, who do all of these wonderful
Speaker 5: things to invest their own money and take their own
Speaker 5: risks in order to advance the United States as a whole.
Speaker 5: But it's also going to bring up the lower and
Speaker 5: middle class, because you don't have to bring anybody down
Speaker 5: to make America great again. It's not just going to
Speaker 5: be lining the pockets of Wall Street. It's also going
Speaker 5: to be putting gas in your car and food on
Speaker 5: your table.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, My autista, Sista, she was on. I like it.
Speaker 2: She was on one right there. She hardly even took
Speaker 2: a breath. I was like, damn honest, she rambled that off.
Speaker 3: And I don't disagree with anything that she said inherently,
Speaker 3: but I got a video of myself. This is a
Speaker 3: licensed CPA who's going to do an even further breakdown
Speaker 3: of the financial side of the big beautiful bill. This
Speaker 3: guy's name is JJ. The CPA and he's gonna break
Speaker 3: it all down again. He's got a whiteboard showing all
Speaker 3: of it. If you want to see it again, come
Speaker 3: to the Patreon. But she was one hundred percent correct.
Speaker 3: Just because you're taxing the rich doesn't make the poor richer.
Speaker 3: That's that's not how this works. And I'm not gonna
Speaker 3: go into the whole Reaganomics, uh trickle down economics of it,
Speaker 3: even though that mathematically does work to a point, that's
Speaker 3: not necessarily what this big beautiful bill is about. What
Speaker 3: it actually is doing is trying to help the lower
Speaker 3: and upper middle class and helping small business owners.
Speaker 4: This is interesting. Let's uh what you got.
Speaker 2: I was just gonna say, as somebody who used to
Speaker 2: work in restaurants and used to work for tips, and
Speaker 2: to have that shit taxed and to have it taken away,
Speaker 2: it was a real bummer, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: Like it's like you're you're already the restaurant's not paying
Speaker 2: you fucking dick. You know, you're getting two three dollars
Speaker 2: an hour if you're serving tables or something like that,
Speaker 2: or if you're working for uber Reads or you know,
Speaker 2: door Dash or something like that, Like you're not you're
Speaker 2: getting taxed on that as well. So the fact that
Speaker 2: he's taking away tips, you'd think the majority of people
Speaker 2: would be fucking celebrating this right now. Like, dude, if
Speaker 2: this was Obama, you would literally have an Obama statue
Speaker 2: in everybody's front yard who worked at it, throwing a part. Yes,
Speaker 2: in service, absolutely, they'd be throwing them a fucking parade
Speaker 2: if this is Obama that did this or Biden. But yeah,
Speaker 2: So the no tax on tips that is up to
Speaker 2: twenty five k, which maybe you work in an industry
Speaker 2: where you or at an upscale restaurant where twenty five
Speaker 2: thousand in tips, yeah, you may clearly over that, but
Speaker 2: even still no tax on the first twenty five kit
Speaker 2: that's kind of feel fucking huge, dude, especially for a
Speaker 2: tip major industry that you may be working. So, oh, dude,
Speaker 2: I remember whenever I was working in the restaurant, like,
Speaker 2: I probably only made thirty five grand a year, right, Like,
Speaker 2: it wasn't a whole lot. It was enough to put
Speaker 2: food on the table, pay for rent, and you know,
Speaker 2: all the bills and everything, but it was enough to
Speaker 2: get by. So just the fact that the first twenty
Speaker 2: five grand that you make isn't going to be taxed.
Speaker 2: That's fucking huge, I think so now.
Speaker 3: And they do talk about specific industries and things, but yeah,
Speaker 3: being a server is one of them. But all right,
Speaker 3: without further ado, JJ, the CPA teach us more about
Speaker 3: the financial dollars and figures.
Speaker 7: Got new tax laws going into play. Here's the major
Speaker 7: ones affecting most and a few that we don't see
Speaker 7: any changes. At the end, I'm going to give you
Speaker 7: a link where you can see a full summary related
Speaker 7: to this. So, JJ, the CPA here, hope you're doing well.
Speaker 7: Here's the big one, at least for small business owners
Speaker 7: is that the QBI deduction remains at twenty percent and
Speaker 7: in effect after this year. You may not be aware
Speaker 7: of this, but this is a beautiful out of thin
Speaker 7: air tax deduction, meaning the net income of your business
Speaker 7: times twenty percent is a deduction out of thin air.
Speaker 7: And it continues with that being said. Of course, there's
Speaker 7: always exceptions to that and phase outs. Also, no tax.
Speaker 3: Real quick, real quick. Before he talks about the no
Speaker 3: tax on tips. Now, just to break that down, small
Speaker 3: business owner here speaking on behalf of myself, So you're
Speaker 3: telling me the first twenty percent of whatever your business
Speaker 3: profits for the year, whether you're making three million dollars
Speaker 3: or if you're making one hundred thousand dollars, the first
Speaker 3: twenty percent that you earn is immediately nontact. It's right off,
Speaker 3: it's all, it's all out of thin air. It's a
Speaker 3: it's good to go for you. Yeah, I'm fucking here
Speaker 3: for that. Yeah you have a problem with that. Tell
Speaker 3: me more about how much you love being an NBC
Speaker 3: And I'm telling you look for anybody who doesn't own
Speaker 3: a small business or has never attempted to own a
Speaker 3: small business for themselves. You may not appreciate that that
Speaker 3: doesn't help you in any way. Fine, that's not for you,
Speaker 3: but I'm telling you do. Even my sister in law,
Speaker 3: she does balloon arches and flower arrangements from mother's damn
Speaker 3: Valentine's Day. She makes thousands of dollars, believe it or not,
Speaker 3: doing these balloon arches for fucking baby showers and shit
Speaker 3: like that. You wouldn't think that it's that profitable, yo.
Speaker 3: She's I'm not saying that this is her full time job.
Speaker 3: She still are in she's still making money, but it's
Speaker 3: a side hustle that is bringing her extra thousands of
Speaker 3: dollars a year. Now all she has to do is
Speaker 3: llc yourself, which I think she has done, and then boom,
Speaker 3: the first one fifth of whatever she made for the
Speaker 3: year is good to come on now this and this
Speaker 3: is for everybody, whether it's your small your local storefront,
Speaker 3: your local boutique somewhere, your guy that you have come
Speaker 3: and cut your yard and that's just what he does.
Speaker 3: He cuts the little lawns on the side. I'm fucking
Speaker 3: here for this.
Speaker 2: I mean, it could be a family owned restaurant. It's
Speaker 2: not a big chain kind of deal. Those people are
Speaker 2: getting tax breaks, tax breaks as well. And also I
Speaker 2: would imagine there's probably some trickle down effect to this
Speaker 2: as well, because whenever they're not having to pay so
Speaker 2: much money, maybe prices start going down. I mean, I'm
Speaker 2: not saying that it will. I'm saying that it's possible though.
Speaker 3: Maybe or because they have extra excess revenue, perhaps they
Speaker 3: may hire more people, create more jobs.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 2: This is it.
Speaker 3: This is how the Reaganomics thing works. This is how
Speaker 3: the trickle down effect works. And it's not on one
Speaker 3: hundred percent guarantee. It's very possible that the small restaurant owner.
Speaker 3: Let's say he makes an extra hunter k this year.
Speaker 3: It's very possible that he takes that and throws it
Speaker 3: into his own retirement or goes and buys a boat
Speaker 3: or something. Yes, okay, this is a thing that does happen.
Speaker 3: But what we're saying is that him having the extra
Speaker 3: six figures readily available, the possibility that he will hire
Speaker 3: someone else, or expand his business, or do some other
Speaker 3: type of investing with it is more likely than him
Speaker 3: just hoarding the wealth for himself. There are wealthy people
Speaker 3: that do hoard it for themselves. This is a thing
Speaker 3: that happens, but on mass, whether they do or don't,
Speaker 3: we want them to have the ability to make that decision,
Speaker 3: and more often than not, they will do something to
Speaker 3: further their business which helps further someone else's life along
Speaker 3: the process.
Speaker 2: Look, less money going to the irs is only going
Speaker 2: to pump more money into the economy, right, Yeah, Like
Speaker 2: that's usually how it works that, you know, because the
Speaker 2: money that's being taken for taxes is not like, you know,
Speaker 2: it's going to promote consumerism, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 2: It's not promoting really anything. It's just the government's stealing
Speaker 2: from you. It's really what it is. I mean, they
Speaker 2: say it's for roads, they say it's for officers, they
Speaker 2: say it's for teachers. That's like a cunt hair of
Speaker 2: a percent of the tax revenue that is that is
Speaker 2: being funded over there. The majority of it, as we
Speaker 2: saw with you know, doze and everything else, is being
Speaker 2: funded for dumbass shit across you know, overseas. So that's
Speaker 2: just what they do with the money. And thankfully somebody
Speaker 2: pulled their head from their ass and said, hey, it's
Speaker 2: probably not a good idea. Fuck yeah, And this is
Speaker 2: now locked in.
Speaker 3: They're not going to be able to come back, and
Speaker 3: if they do, it will have to be a repealing
Speaker 3: that will take an entire extra vote from Congress and
Speaker 3: all of this. So like basically the twenty percent right
Speaker 3: off the top is now locked into place. It's an
Speaker 3: extension of what he did in twenty seventeen, but now
Speaker 3: it is set in stone.
Speaker 2: I'm fucking here for it. Let's continue.
Speaker 7: Also, no tax on tips, but where this is landing
Speaker 7: is that it'll be up to twenty five thousand dollars
Speaker 7: of tips in They did define which industries will be
Speaker 7: able to benefit from this and of course there are
Speaker 7: phase out no tax on overtime up to twelve thousand,
Speaker 7: five hundred dollars the same any tax laws is gonna
Speaker 7: have exceptions and phase outs, additional senior deduction. You know,
Speaker 7: I'm about getting there myself. But an additional six thousand
Speaker 7: dollars deduction for seniors.
Speaker 3: Real quick, real quick, let's break that one down. No
Speaker 3: tax on overtime for the first twelve five. Okay, most
Speaker 3: people that I know that work in industry make well
Speaker 3: over twelve thousand, five hundred dollars a year in overtime. However,
Speaker 3: it's still helping you with your right off game. It's
Speaker 3: still making it more income that is non taxable. And
Speaker 3: I'm fucking here for this right. Even if it's not
Speaker 3: the entirety of overtime, at least it's starting it.
Speaker 2: And maybe the next time they try.
Speaker 3: To push a bill, maybe it'll be on the first twenty,
Speaker 3: maybe the first thirty thousand, like this is how it starts.
Speaker 2: We've got a crawl before we can run. Yeah, absolutely,
Speaker 2: And you just think about it. So typically, whenever that
Speaker 2: extra twelve five would be getting taxed at, what is
Speaker 2: it about? If you look at all the taxes all
Speaker 2: together like twenty five percent, right or somewhere around about there.
Speaker 2: So twenty five percent of your money out of twelve
Speaker 2: five hundred dollars was going directly into the irs. I mean,
Speaker 2: so twenty five percent of twelve grand. That's what thirty
Speaker 2: five hundred four grand somewhere around there. So yeah, that's
Speaker 2: an extra thirty five to four grand per year that
Speaker 2: each individual working overtime is able to save. That's a
Speaker 2: big deal. It is.
Speaker 3: Now the additional senior deduction six thousand dollars. There's some
Speaker 3: people out there right now that are saying that this
Speaker 3: is actually a net negative because if you're a senior
Speaker 3: that earns over seventy five thousand dollars a year, then
Speaker 3: this doesn't really apply to you. If you're a senior
Speaker 3: that makes less than or next to nothing, even let's
Speaker 3: say that let's say you're a senior citizen that's on
Speaker 3: a fixed income or something like that. Okay, yeah, so
Speaker 3: the six thousand deduction does help you. But now they're
Speaker 3: bitching saying that it's pulling more from the Social Security pot,
Speaker 3: which makes less resources to go around. Bro, I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: Social Security is not gonna be there for the time
Speaker 3: that we get to retire, and now you have the
Speaker 3: seniors that are currently drawing on it that are squabbling
Speaker 3: from the scraps, even though those just found all of
Speaker 3: these dead people that were still drawing checks from Social Security.
Speaker 4: So as we're gonna bitch about how there's not enough to.
Speaker 3: Go around, they just made drastic steps to make sure
Speaker 3: we have enough to go around, and now they're bitching
Speaker 3: about it.
Speaker 4: You see, there's no placing you people.
Speaker 2: There was a six hundred year old person that was
Speaker 2: drawing from the fucking Medicaid and it's like, oh my god, like,
Speaker 2: how did they not see this? And my guess is
Speaker 2: they probably did. They probably wanted to bankrupt America. They
Speaker 2: wanted everybody to go in debt. And that's I don't know,
Speaker 2: call it foreign actors or people who just hate America
Speaker 2: or people just don't give a fuck, that's probably what
Speaker 2: they were thinking. But even think about you know, old
Speaker 2: Paul Paul James, right, he's working over at Walmart. He's
Speaker 2: not really making a shitload of money. Maybe eight bucks
Speaker 2: an hour, you know, at the end of every week,
Speaker 2: probably three four hundred bucks a week or something like that.
Speaker 2: Just a little something that he can stuff in his
Speaker 2: pocketbook kind of deal. He's not having to pay six
Speaker 2: thousand dollars or he's not having to pay taxes on
Speaker 2: six thousand dollars at the end of the year. I
Speaker 2: don't know where the downside of this is.
Speaker 3: I can't find any They're saying that it's gonna draw
Speaker 3: more from the Social Security pot and make it harder
Speaker 3: for the resources to go around. Listen, y'all, I hate
Speaker 3: to be the guy, okay, but I guess that's our
Speaker 3: job here. The baby boomers are going to completely crumble
Speaker 3: the Social Security scheme. It's a Ponzi scheme, that's realistically
Speaker 3: what it is. And it's a Ponzi scheme because we,
Speaker 3: the people that are in our working prime right now,
Speaker 3: are paying into a system that is not going to
Speaker 3: be there when we get there.
Speaker 4: My definition, that's a Ponzi scheme.
Speaker 2: I said medicaid. I meant to say social Security.
Speaker 3: Just realize that, right, They're gonna get to medican But
Speaker 3: beside the point, right this is this is all a
Speaker 3: Ponzi scheme that they are going to benefit from and
Speaker 3: then they are going to bankrupt and we won't.
Speaker 4: Get a piece of this pie.
Speaker 3: That we are still forking over money towards It's just
Speaker 3: how it goes. I'm not happy that we're being extorted
Speaker 3: for it, either, but it is.
Speaker 6: What is.
Speaker 3: The Baby boomers have fucked up a lot of things
Speaker 3: for our generation, and we're still trying to make heads
Speaker 3: or tails of a lot of it.
Speaker 2: Less money said, less money to the irs say less
Speaker 2: right now.
Speaker 3: I'm not mad at the seniors having a six thousand
Speaker 3: dollars deduction from their taxable income from their whatever means
Speaker 3: they have, Like that's I'm just saying for the people
Speaker 3: that are out there shitting on it and sipping on
Speaker 3: the hater aid for the sake of hitting sipping on
Speaker 3: the hater aid. God, I'm having a hard time getting
Speaker 3: those words out.
Speaker 2: Words are hard.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm just saying, do a little more research in
Speaker 3: it before you start talking shit. As of what I
Speaker 3: can tell, it's not a bad thing. But let's cant you.
Speaker 7: Car Loan interest. What now? This is going to be
Speaker 7: a deduction. It'll be up to ten thousand dollars and
Speaker 7: it'll be on American vehicles.
Speaker 2: The salt what is salt?
Speaker 7: State and local taxes? What's that? Real estate taxes? State taxes,
Speaker 7: income taxes. At the state level, it's been limited to
Speaker 7: ten thousand. They've landed at forty thousand. Now for states
Speaker 7: that have the pass through entity tax play if you will, Well,
Speaker 7: the House said nope, but the Senate said yes. And
Speaker 7: what's going into play is yes, it will be allowed
Speaker 7: that workaround one hundred percent bonus depreciation. Check this one
Speaker 7: out now, it's back to January nineteenth of twenty five.
Speaker 7: One hundred percent bonus depreciation means that for the qualifying
Speaker 7: assets in your business, BAM, one hundred percent deductible if
Speaker 7: it makes sense for you. Also in depreciation World section
Speaker 7: one seventy nine, that depreciation is allowed one hundred percent. Now,
Speaker 7: it does get limited to your income. There's some exceptions
Speaker 7: to all that. You know that, right, But anyways, up
Speaker 7: to two million, five hundred thousand dollars. The Green Clean
Speaker 7: Vehicle Tax credit. Don't know that you're gonna see this
Speaker 7: as a positive, but it expires on ten to one
Speaker 7: of twenty five, meaning from ten to one to twenty five,
Speaker 7: and after if you purchase it, well from that date
Speaker 7: and after, you're not gonna be able to get that credit.
Speaker 3: That's okay, real quick, just talking about that one green
Speaker 3: slash clean vehicle credit. All these people that are rushing
Speaker 3: to get those teslas because they wanted that tax credit
Speaker 3: for getting a clean, green vehicle and all that. That's
Speaker 3: gone October first of this year, which is good. It's
Speaker 3: very good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because it was trying to promote people getting electric cars,
Speaker 2: and I people, anybody that's ever actually looked into how
Speaker 2: electric cars are made, you're not helped the environment. Okay,
Speaker 2: so get rid of Oh you know, it's like you're
Speaker 2: getting a tax credit because you think you're helping the environment,
Speaker 2: but you're actually not helping the environment at all because
Speaker 2: of all the crazy mining that goes on and you know,
Speaker 2: wars are going to be fought over this shit, as
Speaker 2: is going on with China and Taiwan and a bunch
Speaker 2: of other fucking crazy places. So yeah, I'm I'm I'm
Speaker 2: for it. Get rid of that credit. I thought it
Speaker 2: was stupid to begin with.
Speaker 3: I agree it was a way to incentivize people to
Speaker 3: go green and go clean, right, But the problem is,
Speaker 3: like you said, electric vehicles are not green, nor are
Speaker 3: they clean. The minerals that are put in those batteries
Speaker 3: are extracted through slave labor and child's bloods. That's how
Speaker 3: this goes like. It's there's no two ways about it. Oh,
Speaker 3: lithium and cobalt, you will be hard pressed, hard pressed
Speaker 3: to find an ethical cobalt or lithium mine. I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: yet we have a few in America. But it's also
Speaker 3: like four times the pre to extract it the clean
Speaker 3: and ethical way here it's mostly gone from Africa. And
Speaker 3: find me an ethical mind on the entire continent of
Speaker 3: Africa for a fucking mineral.
Speaker 4: I'll wait, I will wait with baited breath.
Speaker 2: I wonder good luck. I wonder if Elon can take
Speaker 2: some of those emeralds from the minds to be able
Speaker 2: to power up his car batteries, his family mind, the
Speaker 2: family jewels, if you will, ooh ooh.
Speaker 4: And so this is another way.
Speaker 3: I think Elon was a little trepidacious towards the big
Speaker 3: beautiful bill. Okay, but we're gonna get to the other
Speaker 3: side of things, which might incentivize him to change his tune.
Speaker 4: Let's continue.
Speaker 7: It's that seventy five dollars credit, no changes, little changes
Speaker 7: tax rates, standard deduction, other dependent credit, the earned income
Speaker 7: tax credit, the estate and gift exemption, the mortgage interest
Speaker 7: is going to be limited still to the seven hundred
Speaker 7: and fifty thousand and when we're talking about the credit
Speaker 7: slight increase for that as well. So as promised in
Speaker 7: the body of this video, you'll find a link to
Speaker 7: a summary going through this check out other videos related
Speaker 7: to this as well as my seminars, and here we
Speaker 7: are basically now able to plan. Get with your tax professional,
Speaker 7: stay tuned on how you can take advantage of these things.
Speaker 7: And a big part of all this is that we're
Speaker 7: going to get this continued relief that we've all gotten
Speaker 7: used to in the law that came.
Speaker 2: Agreed, agreed. Okay, So he was laying out some of
Speaker 2: the things there, and I think that for the most part,
Speaker 2: whenever you look into this big, beautiful bill, it seems
Speaker 2: to be pretty positive. I know that some people are
Speaker 2: against it because it's like it's like a shitload of
Speaker 2: money that is going to the military, which some people
Speaker 2: are for that, some people are against that. I personally,
Speaker 2: I'm for it because I think the best, the best
Speaker 2: defense or the best offense is a good defense, right right,
Speaker 2: So that's where I like to go with it. Right now.
Speaker 2: I actually have a list of a few of the things,
Speaker 2: a few, as in fifty things that are going to
Speaker 2: be in or that are in that big beautiful bill.
Speaker 2: We're going to be able to go over some of them.
Speaker 2: We actually kind of went over a couple of them already.
Speaker 2: But we're going to start with the Economic and tax relief,
Speaker 2: so permanent extension of the Trump tax cuts that we're
Speaker 2: back in twenty seventeen twenty eighteen. And this is going
Speaker 2: to keep the lower tax rates for individuals and businesses,
Speaker 2: which proponents say encourages economic growth and job creation. So
Speaker 2: that's a good one. Tax breaks for working class earners,
Speaker 2: so includes deductions for overtime pay and tipped workers as
Speaker 2: we talked about, which could significantly benefit workers in service
Speaker 2: and gig industries. You have of the repeal of the
Speaker 2: Inflation Reduction Act. Green taxes, so it removes taxes on
Speaker 2: methane emissions and other regulatory costs businesses claim hinder us
Speaker 2: energy production. This is something that I thought was pretty
Speaker 2: interesting because you know, I'm personally I don't think that
Speaker 2: any inspection sticker is really going to be saving the
Speaker 2: environment whatsoever. Nah.
Speaker 3: I mean, I know that they do a thing for
Speaker 3: your exhaust to make sure, you're not like blowing black
Speaker 3: smoke everywhere if you're running a gas burner not a
Speaker 3: diesel burner.
Speaker 2: I get it.
Speaker 3: But also no, no, it's fucking retarded. Inspection stickers are
Speaker 3: just a way to extort money.
Speaker 2: Yes, there's Oh, this is a good one. Actually, so
Speaker 2: the expansion of five hundred and twenty nine education accounts.
Speaker 2: So it says that it now covers homeschooling and alternative education,
Speaker 2: giving more freedom for parents and families seeking non traditional
Speaker 2: schooling options. I looked into that a little bit, and actually,
Speaker 2: it's going to pay the parents that are homeschooling their kids. Really,
Speaker 2: isn't that interesting? Yeah? Very good. I mean it's not
Speaker 2: a shitload of money, but it's something you know, for
Speaker 2: like the stay at home mom or the stay at
Speaker 2: home dad, whatever, like supplemental income a little bit.
Speaker 3: Do we know any kind of an amount or is
Speaker 3: that changing state to state or like what's the what's
Speaker 3: the delio on this one?
Speaker 2: I can research it here in a little Actually, why
Speaker 2: don't you go ahead and research it and I'll read
Speaker 2: a couple more as we go down. Let's see, you
Speaker 2: have reinstatement of full business expensing, so it allows businesses
Speaker 2: to immediately deduct investments in equipment and infrastructure, potentially boosting
Speaker 2: domestic investment. That's always a good thing. Anytime you're taxing
Speaker 2: the businesses and the companies a little bit less, maybe
Speaker 2: more jobs are gonna stay here, right Like, that's the
Speaker 2: whole thing is making America grade again. So good stuff.
Speaker 2: Also a couple of really cool things here, I thought,
Speaker 2: simplification and deregulation. So the elimination of redundant federal programs
Speaker 2: always a good thing. We don't need redundancy up in
Speaker 2: this government consolidates or removes dozens of overlapping agencies, which
Speaker 2: aims to reduce waste and streamline governance. I don't know
Speaker 2: how I feel about streamlining governance personally, but anything to
Speaker 2: reduce waste, it's a good thing.
Speaker 3: I like that personally streamlining it. I mean, granted, I'm
Speaker 3: not a big fan of the government in totality, but
Speaker 3: that being said, if we can get things done in
Speaker 3: a more expedited rate to where we're not sitting here
Speaker 3: talking and debating about things for three months, Like if
Speaker 3: something could be proposed floored, everybody gets like one week
Speaker 3: to review it and see what their constituents want to do. Like,
Speaker 3: you propose it on a Monday, you vote on it
Speaker 3: by a Friday, and like that's the fucking end of it.
Speaker 4: I like that personally.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you have the simplified Tax Code, which I personally
Speaker 2: am going to like because I hate doing taxes at
Speaker 2: the end of the year. And it aims to drastically
Speaker 2: reduce the length and complexity of the individual tax return process.
Speaker 2: This is something that always gets me, dude, And because
Speaker 2: it's all about the phrasing, you know, it's like whenever
Speaker 2: you go to a poll booth or a toll booth,
Speaker 2: pule booth. Yeah, whenever you go and vote, okay, and
Speaker 2: it's like, do you vote to keep this and to
Speaker 2: keep that and to keep this, and are you for
Speaker 2: you know, saving the babies or whatever, And it's like, well, yeah,
Speaker 2: of course I'm for saving the babies. But meanwhile, it's
Speaker 2: like saving the babies meant saving them from living, and
Speaker 2: it's all like a real sketchy wording and stuff. So
Speaker 2: you know, that's hopefully it says it's going to reduce
Speaker 2: a little bit of complexity for the individual tax return process. Nextly,
Speaker 2: we have abolishing the corporate alternative max minimum tax, so
Speaker 2: abolishing the corporate alternative minimum tax. It encourages reinvestment in
Speaker 2: the economy by removing a burdensome floor tax for corporations.
Speaker 2: And one of my favorite ones reduce is IRS funding.
Speaker 2: So it slashes the budget for new IRS agents, which
Speaker 2: some view as a victory for financial privacy in small
Speaker 2: business protection.
Speaker 3: Okay, I mean I don't see this like small business
Speaker 3: protection is a good thing, That's.
Speaker 2: What I'm saying. Yeah, they view it as a victory,
Speaker 2: not a bad thing. Okay, making sure, okay, Okay. As
Speaker 2: for energy industry and jobs number ten, the tenth one
Speaker 2: we'll get to is it unleashes fossil fuel production, as
Speaker 2: the couple people there just said, So, it opens more
Speaker 2: federal lands for drilling and pause on natural gas exports,
Speaker 2: and repeals environmental social government governance motivated investment barriers. Yeah,
Speaker 2: get rid of that ESG bullshit. Oh yeah, uh real quick.
Speaker 3: I can't find anything about homeschooling parents getting anything.
Speaker 2: Like that, so it must not be a sizeable amount.
Speaker 3: I am seeing a lot of things about how the
Speaker 3: government is going to start helping out private school kids,
Speaker 3: and that's like they're giving tax exemptions in some regard
Speaker 3: to like the parents that are paying tuition for private school,
Speaker 3: which I personally am a fan of at this particular moment,
Speaker 3: So fuck yeah it.
Speaker 2: You know what, it might not have been an hourly thing.
Speaker 2: Maybe it was a tax right off or something like that.
Speaker 2: That's why I was like, you know, it wasn't going
Speaker 2: to be something that you can live off of, obviously,
Speaker 2: but I think, you know what, now that I think
Speaker 2: about it, I think that it was a tax right
Speaker 2: off kind of situation.
Speaker 3: But hey, whatever, I'm good with the dude, let's make
Speaker 3: the world a write off.
Speaker 2: You feel me, fucking name So, yeah, we had unleashing
Speaker 2: fossil fuel production. Nextly, we're going to get to you
Speaker 2: know what. I'll share the screen for this list. I
Speaker 2: don't want to hoard all the information. Revives coal and
Speaker 2: nuclear subsidies. It offers incentives for job heavy energy sectors
Speaker 2: that have been declining due to green regulations. I'm a
Speaker 2: fan of it. Yeah, hopefully we can get out of
Speaker 2: this craziness as far as carbon taxing as well.
Speaker 3: Shut down the solar fields. Let's make some more nuclear
Speaker 3: reactors and fucking here.
Speaker 2: For it, get rid of the fucking windmills.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's also just a net negative for all those
Speaker 3: windmills and all that shit. One nuclear plant will produce
Speaker 3: more then that will ever, ever ever produce, regardless if
Speaker 3: it's hit by a weekly hurricane.
Speaker 2: I'm just throwing it out. And also, you know how
Speaker 2: they dispose of them? Bury them. Fucking bury them. That's
Speaker 2: the only way to dispose of a windmill.
Speaker 3: Because that's what's good for the environment. Right, all the
Speaker 3: coal and all the metallurgy that went into creating this
Speaker 3: big windmill that will never produce enough electricity to ever
Speaker 3: compensate for the amount of energy that it took to
Speaker 3: produce it.
Speaker 4: And then when it's all said and done, take a
Speaker 4: big ass hole in.
Speaker 3: The ground and bury the raw materials because it's very
Speaker 3: hard to recycle so many of those things.
Speaker 4: Like, yeah, sure, that's what we need.
Speaker 2: Crazy. It promotes American manufacturing, this bill does. It encourages
Speaker 2: restoring of critical industries through new tax incentives and reduced
Speaker 2: environmental restrictions. Oh yep, good stuff. Here's a good one.
Speaker 2: Border security and law enforcement. These are three really good ones. Actually,
Speaker 2: massive border wall funding. I thought China was going to
Speaker 2: pay for it, but h whatever, it's going up, provides
Speaker 2: tens of billions for physical barriers, tech surveillance, and border staffing.
Speaker 2: I like it. That's good. Less illegals coming over enforcement mandates.
Speaker 2: So it includes everified nationwide stricter asylum laws and deportation
Speaker 2: orders for visa overstays.
Speaker 3: Yes, indeed, Yo, speaking of you saw that guy that
Speaker 3: they were arresting that had like a Trump shirt on
Speaker 3: and he was being deported by Ice.
Speaker 2: Oh really that was that was a bit of a
Speaker 2: irony moment. Don't get me wrong.
Speaker 3: I feel like your boy was also trying to play
Speaker 3: it up a bit, like the not them arresting him,
Speaker 3: but like he was trying to blend into the crowd, like, yeah, man,
Speaker 3: get rid of them illegals what they don't need to
Speaker 3: be here, And they come to find out he was
Speaker 3: when he was he was trying to assimilate as best
Speaker 3: he could.
Speaker 2: But uh, yeah, they they got him.
Speaker 3: It's a bold strategy, Cotton. It almost worked out for him,
Speaker 3: He almost almost did. But it's like, you know, it's
Speaker 3: like these riots that you see in LA and shit,
Speaker 3: the illegal days over here, Like these illegals they're people,
Speaker 3: they are they have a right to be here.
Speaker 2: By pop up.
Speaker 3: No illegal is anywhere near those protests, bro, you think
Speaker 3: they're gonna run the risk of getting arrested at one
Speaker 3: of those things. They are working. They are at work.
Speaker 3: They are not fucking around trying to fight the police
Speaker 3: to tell the government that they have a right to
Speaker 3: be No dude, nowhere near.
Speaker 4: It's all a bunch of fucking college kids and shit.
Speaker 2: Or they're at the corner of streetways selling roses.
Speaker 4: That working. They're working.
Speaker 3: They're trying to earn a living, whether that's with or
Speaker 3: without a license.
Speaker 2: Look, who am I to judge?
Speaker 3: Okay, I've never for most of my life, I've done
Speaker 3: things off the books. I feel this very recently as
Speaker 3: a matter of fact, have I actually gotten a CPA
Speaker 3: and an accounting to do things the right and proper way. Okay,
Speaker 3: But my point is they are not out there protesting.
Speaker 3: But and then that guy with the Trump shirt, like, yo,
Speaker 3: he he almost got away with it. He almost got
Speaker 3: looked over in the crowds like, oh, clearly this guy's
Speaker 3: been here. He must be a third generation. Then he
Speaker 3: really couldn't speak the proper English too well, and it
Speaker 3: was like, m Okay, we need to ask this dude
Speaker 3: a couple more questions and they ain't got got it
Speaker 3: is what it is.
Speaker 2: I almost would have gave him a pass, you know,
Speaker 2: kind of like that's ingenuity right there.
Speaker 3: And I know y'all were not saying that these people
Speaker 3: are just like hardened gang member criminals and they deserve
Speaker 3: Some of them are fine. I would say probably the
Speaker 3: minority of the illegals are gang affiliates. Fine, But you
Speaker 3: also have to understand, as soon as they crossed the board,
Speaker 3: they are here illegally, which does make them guilty of
Speaker 3: a criminal charge. I'm not saying that means that they
Speaker 3: need to be thrown in jail for the rest of
Speaker 3: their lives and they need to have everything stripped in
Speaker 3: all this. But like, at the same time, Dad's been
Speaker 3: here for twenty years or some shit. It's got a
Speaker 3: whole family, and you're telling me in twenty years you
Speaker 3: couldn't like start the process. You couldn't even like start
Speaker 3: the filing of the paperwork to show any kind of
Speaker 3: a track record of like, look, I've been trying, but
Speaker 3: this hurdle came up, this thing happened, this happened, whatever
Speaker 3: that you're legitimately gonna tell me that you just couldn't
Speaker 3: get around to it for that long. I'm sorry, dude,
Speaker 3: that's just laziness and that's what got you yes, sir.
Speaker 2: Next one we have is support for local police, so
Speaker 2: it increases funding and legal protections for local law enforcement
Speaker 2: agencies worldwide. I can imagine some people who wanted to
Speaker 2: defund the police wouldn't be very happy about that.
Speaker 3: I feel like I heard a bunch of people chanting
Speaker 3: that not too terribly long ago. But but as we
Speaker 3: have talked about on this show many a time before, YO,
Speaker 3: don't defund the police.
Speaker 4: Give them more funding, give them more training.
Speaker 3: When they're not out patrolling the street, they need to
Speaker 3: be in a class going through de escalation tactics or
Speaker 3: studying BJJ non lethal ways to take down a potential
Speaker 3: I don't want to say a victim, not a criminal
Speaker 3: or a purp. No cop actually calls them a purp.
Speaker 3: That's in the movies. It's the suspect right ways to
Speaker 3: de escalate a situation and peacefully end the thing to
Speaker 3: where nobody, including the suspect, is injured. The cops need
Speaker 3: better training, and unfortunately that costs money. No training is
Speaker 3: for free. I'm sorry, so yes, we need to better
Speaker 3: fund the police forces in this country. Absolutely.
Speaker 2: That's like going to you know, poor school districts and saying,
Speaker 2: these teachers are not doing a very good job. A
Speaker 2: lot of the students aren't graduating, they're not passing, and
Speaker 2: they can't read at or above their level. Let's let's
Speaker 2: give those teachers less money. Maybe maybe it'll fix it.
Speaker 3: It's such bullshit, dude, And it's like, okay, put it
Speaker 3: to those terms. A high school football team, Okay, now
Speaker 3: do you And this is not a standard rule, but
Speaker 3: more often than not, if you have a football team
Speaker 3: that is using twenty year old equipment on a field
Speaker 3: that barely has grass on it, and there's no real bleachers,
Speaker 3: they don't even have lights on the field, so they
Speaker 3: can't play night games or any of these types of things,
Speaker 3: versus a team that has like state of the art
Speaker 3: equipment and a state of the art stadium and a
Speaker 3: brand new turf field and all this just on generalities here,
Speaker 3: which team do you think is going to be more
Speaker 3: prepared to take it to state that year?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 2: The team with more funding?
Speaker 4: Okay? And why does.
Speaker 3: Money inherently mean that the team is going to be better?
Speaker 3: Not necessarily, and I understand they're going to pull in
Speaker 3: certain talent.
Speaker 2: Pools, but better equipment. You know, the coaches want to
Speaker 2: coach more, the players want to play more. Especially, dude,
Speaker 2: if you go into locker room and you got a
Speaker 2: sick ass locker, maybe you got some maybe even new
Speaker 2: football helmets makes a world a difference, dude, exactly if
Speaker 2: you're rocking a First of all, they like outlawed a
Speaker 2: lot of the older helmets so you can't even use
Speaker 2: them anymore because of the CTE and concussions and all
Speaker 2: that other shit. But if you're rocking like I used
Speaker 2: to rock, like a ten fifteen year old helmet, ten
Speaker 2: fifteen year old shoulder pads, fucking uniform has been worn
Speaker 2: by you know, thirty other dudes, Like, you're not going
Speaker 2: to be very proud. And it's like the old saying
Speaker 2: of Deion Sanders, he goes, you look good, you feel good,
Speaker 2: you feel good, you play good, you play good, they
Speaker 2: pay good. That's a fact.
Speaker 3: And again this is not on it's not a standard
Speaker 3: across the board. Yes, you might have a generation that
Speaker 3: comes out of a football field in the football program
Speaker 3: that is just like prime talent. All of these kids
Speaker 3: just happen to be Division one athletes from genetics and
Speaker 3: they take it regardless of what the funding looks like. Okay,
Speaker 3: I get that, but like we're saying, on average, the
Speaker 3: better funding and the better opportunities that are provided to
Speaker 3: the players, the better they will play.
Speaker 4: So let's put that to the police. You got a
Speaker 4: department that's using.
Speaker 2: You know, old vehicles.
Speaker 3: They're not getting any training beyond once they get through
Speaker 3: the police academy. They never do any more training beyond
Speaker 3: just that. Like, it blows my mind how many departments
Speaker 3: out there don't do any kind of combatives training. I
Speaker 3: mean hand to hand combat and disarming of a suspect
Speaker 3: and all of these things. Zero training after they go
Speaker 3: through the police academy. And by the way, the training
Speaker 3: they get at the police academy is like.
Speaker 2: Maybe a week and that's it.
Speaker 3: And that's the guy who whenever you have a guy
Speaker 3: who's being violent with a knife, he is going to
Speaker 3: immediately drop him with a nine versus the guy who
Speaker 3: might be able to just disarm him and take him
Speaker 3: down and save a life. This is my point. This
Speaker 3: type of training requires competence. Training and competence both cost money.
Speaker 3: I have been saying this for forever. We need to
Speaker 3: better fund the police departments, not defund them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, dude, I mean, and more money is more better preparation.
Speaker 2: Better preparation is going to result in less fatal gun
Speaker 2: shots for people who don't know how to disarm. You know,
Speaker 2: it's like that's the whole thing. And you know, and
Speaker 2: like a lot of other countries, cops don't even carry guns.
Speaker 2: They just have like stun guns or something like that.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm not saying that it's better by any means,
Speaker 2: because I mean, trust me, I mean, if somebody's fucking
Speaker 2: robbing my house, I'm not pulling out a stun gun.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you that. You know, I'm fucking blowing their
Speaker 2: head off like that. I mean, that's where I'm going.
Speaker 3: Personally, I got a flash bang and a hatchets.
Speaker 2: That's just me.
Speaker 3: I mean, I do have quite an arsenal. But like
Speaker 3: especially if you've ever seen U, there's been a lot
Speaker 3: of gun toobers lately that will show how what the
Speaker 3: penetrating force is for a regular bullet through your house.
Speaker 2: Look, I'm gonna be honest with you, just with the
Speaker 2: god I on right now, this thirty eight.
Speaker 3: This can pretty much go through my entire house the
Speaker 3: pimp cannon. The pimp cannon can, in fact, and it's
Speaker 3: a snubnose thirty eight. At that you would think there's
Speaker 3: not much velocity on this round.
Speaker 2: Dude.
Speaker 4: If I'm shooting this in my house, I am.
Speaker 3: I can't say with confidence that it's not going to
Speaker 3: go through a wall and hit one of my kids.
Speaker 3: If I have a home invader in the middle of
Speaker 3: the night, your best bet would maybe be buckshot out
Speaker 3: of a shotgun or something like that. But a nine mil,
Speaker 3: a twenty two, a forty five, all of these can
Speaker 3: go through multiple walls and multiple two by fours and
Speaker 3: keep going. I'm telling you, dude, I'm now more than ever.
Speaker 3: I like my flash bang grenade and a fucking tomahawk.
Speaker 4: That seems to be the correct vibe.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, all right. Next, we're gonna get into government
Speaker 2: reform and transparency. Those are both very good things. It
Speaker 2: ends the DEI mandates and federal agencies. Woo, go ahead.
Speaker 2: I love this. I love it so much. No more
Speaker 2: gay bud light commercials, no more.
Speaker 3: And like, honestly, all I just do was removement. It's
Speaker 3: not saying you can't be openly gay in the workplace.
Speaker 3: No one gives a fuck. Nobody, no one gives a fuck,
Speaker 3: not a single person who you take to bed. Does
Speaker 3: that make you better at your job? Okay? Cool. If
Speaker 3: it actually doesn't play in at all in the workplace,
Speaker 3: then don't fucking talk about it at the workplace.
Speaker 4: And you certainly shouldn't be able to get.
Speaker 2: A job offer or not get a job offer based
Speaker 2: off of it. So it eliminates diversity, equity and inclusion requirements.
Speaker 2: That's the dirty word.
Speaker 3: It was a requirement in order for you to be
Speaker 3: able to get a certain job, they have to fill
Speaker 3: a certain quota.
Speaker 2: This many people? All right, how many gays we got?
Speaker 2: All right, we got to fill that quota. We gotta
Speaker 2: make sure we get it up there. You're not getting
Speaker 2: you're not getting the best work. It's the most qualified
Speaker 2: individual of the gay group that you pulled from. I mean,
Speaker 2: that's not very smart. So it eliminates the diversity, equi
Speaker 2: and inclusion requirements that many conservatives say have become divisive
Speaker 2: and discriminatory in a way. It actually is discriminatory you
Speaker 2: really think about it. Oh not in a way.
Speaker 3: It one hundred percent is dude, And I've talked about
Speaker 3: this even equal opportunity, and I'm not against equal opportunity
Speaker 3: at what its core is. What I am against is
Speaker 3: that you're saying that you have to have thirty percent
Speaker 3: of your workforce in every single field be of X,
Speaker 3: Y or Z minority bracket. Now that being said, regardless
Speaker 3: of color of skin, if you're the right fit for
Speaker 3: the job, you're the right fit for the job, and
Speaker 3: that should be the way that it operates.
Speaker 4: And that's what equal opportunity was supposed to be.
Speaker 3: But instead it got turned into this thing where one
Speaker 3: out of three of your hires had better be of X,
Speaker 3: Y or Z racial minority group, and it took away
Speaker 3: from who was the best suited candidate for the job.
Speaker 3: Now you have people who are not the best candidate
Speaker 3: that are forced into these positions.
Speaker 4: Then they don't do a good job.
Speaker 3: Then accidents on the job happen, and it's not a
Speaker 3: race issue. But when you boil it down, it didn't
Speaker 3: have to happen in the first place, but the hiring
Speaker 3: process has made it a race issue, okay, and so
Speaker 3: that's kind of been gone by the wayside here. Not
Speaker 3: as many people give a fuck about race as they
Speaker 3: used to, and we are more i would say equal
Speaker 3: in this country today on the racial standpoint than we
Speaker 3: have ever been through our history. Right, So that was
Speaker 3: that was a thing. It's pretty much gone by the wayside.
Speaker 3: But then the DEI, shit, so, how many of your
Speaker 3: employees are trans? It's like, Bro, I work at a
Speaker 3: welding and fab shop. What the fuck are you talking
Speaker 3: about right now? Well, I need to know how many
Speaker 3: of are trands, otherwise you may be subject to a fine.
Speaker 3: It's like, Bro, get the fuck off my property. What
Speaker 3: are you talking about?
Speaker 2: I am man. It was just weird. It was really weird,
Speaker 2: and they were trying to sound like they were inclusive
Speaker 2: and it blew up in their face. And because it's
Speaker 2: all part of the propaganda push anyway, because here's the deal.
Speaker 2: The government loves people who can't create. That's that's really
Speaker 2: the secret sauce of the whole thing. If you can't
Speaker 2: pro create, you're keeping the numbers down. They want to
Speaker 2: reduce the world's population. Look, it's not a slight against
Speaker 2: gay or trans or whatever kind of people. I don't
Speaker 2: give a fuck what you do, who you fuck, what
Speaker 2: you suck, what you eat. I don't give a shit.
Speaker 2: But from the government perspective, you are not somebody who
Speaker 2: is procreating. Thus they are going to put you on
Speaker 2: a pedestal. That's how it works. Yeah, and it was all.
Speaker 2: It was all for extortion.
Speaker 3: It was all to try to put business owners that
Speaker 3: put their nuts in a vice, to force them to
Speaker 3: do certain things that they wouldn't have done otherwise. Hire
Speaker 3: certain people, make exceptions for certain things. And it's gone now,
Speaker 3: which is great.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: I don't care if this person is gay as hell?
Speaker 3: Are they a good welder?
Speaker 2: All right? Is it a female? Is it a is
Speaker 2: it an Asian female?
Speaker 6: Yo?
Speaker 2: Can she fucking hold a bead? Can she make a
Speaker 2: stack of dimes? Then?
Speaker 3: I don't give a fuck what she does outside of
Speaker 3: the gate while she's here near doer job.
Speaker 4: That's it, and this is beautiful.
Speaker 2: I don't mean to sound bad whenever I say the
Speaker 2: government doesn't care if you're gay or whatever. They don't
Speaker 2: care about anybody. I just want to make that clear,
Speaker 2: like they don't care about me. I'm straight, I'm white,
Speaker 2: I'm I'm actually more of the enemy now nowadays to
Speaker 2: the government, especially with the conspiracy podcast, they're probably not
Speaker 2: our biggest fans.
Speaker 3: No, not even a little bit, straight white men that
Speaker 3: have a conspiracy show.
Speaker 2: Oh bro, we have targets on our backs, straight white
Speaker 2: men who are pro created at that.
Speaker 4: Indeed, we do be fucking.
Speaker 2: We do be fucking. There is no doubt about that.
Speaker 2: Next one's a really good one, the audits on the
Speaker 2: Federal Reserve.
Speaker 3: Okay, like the sound of this, but I'm wondering who's
Speaker 3: doing the auditing.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's my question. So it says it orders a
Speaker 2: full transparency audit of the Fed's pandemic era emergency measures
Speaker 2: and balance sheet policies. I mean that's a start. You know,
Speaker 2: that's kind of a small little portion that you're going
Speaker 2: to be auditing. That's a freaking fucking good star, I
Speaker 2: would say. I think that's an excellent place to start.
Speaker 3: And I mean I hope they continue it, not just
Speaker 3: pandemic things, from what was it, twenty twenty to twenty
Speaker 3: When did they actually classify as the end twenty two
Speaker 3: or twenty three?
Speaker 2: I think twenty three, maybe the beginning of twenty three.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, like I said, it's a good start, but
Speaker 3: I don't want them to stop at twenty three.
Speaker 2: I want them to do this. Let's make it a
Speaker 2: quarterly audit.
Speaker 3: I would say monthly, but that's gonna just be more
Speaker 3: jobs for people that are just pencil pushers and they're
Speaker 3: gonna pencil whip shit. Let's make it just as much
Speaker 3: as you have business owners that have to file their
Speaker 3: taxes quarterly. I want quarterly fucking audits on the Income
Speaker 3: Revenue Service.
Speaker 2: I'm here for it. Yes, nextly we have it eliminates
Speaker 2: ESG requirements for federal contracts the environmental, social governments or governance. Rather,
Speaker 2: it stops agencies from denying bids based on social credit style,
Speaker 2: environmental or diversity scoring. I love it. Not's wrong with that.
Speaker 2: Get rid of that ESG. That's dude, that was one
Speaker 2: of the biggest fucking scams we've ever seen.
Speaker 4: Social credit scores.
Speaker 3: So basically, when it's time for you to try to
Speaker 3: bid on a job, maybe it's something that's a government
Speaker 3: contract and even a small way, right, you got a
Speaker 3: little local government building, they need new electricity ran they
Speaker 3: need new wires pulled in their building, or whatever the
Speaker 3: case is. So you have a couple of electrician contractors
Speaker 3: that will bid.
Speaker 4: On the job.
Speaker 3: Well, what did you do last Pride Month. We need
Speaker 3: to know what your company did to bolster the Pride
Speaker 3: Month claim before we can even have a discussion about
Speaker 3: your bid. And it's like, I'm sorry, do you want
Speaker 3: your place rewired or not? What the fuck are you
Speaker 3: talking about?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, really. Nextly, we have family culture and values.
Speaker 2: There's two of them here, number nineteen. It expands child
Speaker 2: tax credit for married parents. That's an interesting one. I
Speaker 2: actually like that one. I'm not married anymore, neither of you.
Speaker 2: But oh yeah, but I don't mind. It's fine. Okay, Sorry,
Speaker 2: I didn't mean to put your shit out there, but yeah,
Speaker 2: it's like that's a good thing. You know, you want
Speaker 2: to be able to promote the family unit at that point.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so absolutely, even even still, man, I am, I'm
Speaker 3: a supporter of getting married, like I believe, we absolutely
Speaker 3: need that.
Speaker 2: That's the way society runs. And also we need more kids.
Speaker 3: A society that's not producing at least two point five
Speaker 3: children per household is on the decline. America currently is
Speaker 3: on the decline. Get out there and have babies, y'all,
Speaker 3: and take care of your babies. Don't just spread your
Speaker 3: seed and not take care of them after the fact. Okay,
Speaker 3: that's what hoes do.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 2: What's funny though, is that they say that there's too
Speaker 2: many people on this planet, right. Oh shit, Well that's
Speaker 2: what you know, a lot of the globalists will have
Speaker 2: you believe, right. And what's funny about that is is
Speaker 2: that they speak out of their the one side of
Speaker 2: their mouth whenever they say that, But then they speak
Speaker 2: out of the total opposite side of their mouth whenever
Speaker 2: they're bringing in all the immigrants to work these jobs
Speaker 2: because there's not enough people to work these jobs. It's like,
Speaker 2: which one is it? You know? Do we have not
Speaker 2: an offer? Too many?
Speaker 3: That's what they want though, right, they want us to
Speaker 3: have less kids. But they also want to bring it
Speaker 3: in illegals because they know for a fact that the
Speaker 3: illegals are going to vote the way they want. And
Speaker 3: for the record, that is not an inherent American problem.
Speaker 3: You go to Spain right now and you ask the locals,
Speaker 3: what's the de ana? I mean locals just you know,
Speaker 3: the people that are there on holiday. Okay, I'm talking
Speaker 3: about the people that have lived in Spain their entire life.
Speaker 2: They're having the same issue. Bro's illegal immigrants.
Speaker 3: All these Moroccans are getting in here and these these
Speaker 3: undocumented immigrants are getting to Spain and they are letting
Speaker 3: them do this because they know that they will vote
Speaker 3: on the liberal side of things in the next election.
Speaker 3: France is having the same conversation, England is having the
Speaker 3: same conversation, Germany is having. It's it is not an
Speaker 3: inherent American problem. It's all over this motherfucker, dude, Ireland, Canada,
Speaker 3: you know, a little bit everywhere really name it. They
Speaker 3: got the same shit going on. So, yes, we are
Speaker 3: in favor of this. And that's the thing too. I
Speaker 3: know that they're saying that Americans won't work these jobs. Right,
Speaker 3: how many Americans do you know that go to school,
Speaker 3: they make good grades, that they can go and pick
Speaker 3: fruit when they get older. Listen, Okay, I hear what
Speaker 3: you're saying. But then if that's the case, let's have
Speaker 3: a co op. Let's make a little middle ground happen here.
Speaker 3: How about we get I'm not saying illegals. I'm saying
Speaker 3: foreign workers to come to America for a season to
Speaker 3: work and do whatever the case would be, and then
Speaker 3: afterwards they can bring that money home and we give
Speaker 3: them a work visa in order to do so. But
Speaker 3: maybe we make a new type of work visa, a
Speaker 3: seasonal agricultural work visa. I'm just saying there are ways
Speaker 3: to do this, we just have to put in the
Speaker 3: legwork to make it a reality.
Speaker 2: Yes, Nextly we have as far as family, culture and values,
Speaker 2: school choice support. That's pretty okay. So it includes funding,
Speaker 2: redirection mechanisms for parents to choose private, charter or religious schools.
Speaker 3: Okay, cool, And that was one of the articles I
Speaker 3: just pulled up. Basically, the people sip in the hater
Speaker 3: aide are saying that this hooks up private school kids
Speaker 3: and screws over public school kids. I don't understand how
Speaker 3: it screws over the public school kids. I read the documentation.
Speaker 3: I could see how it hooks up the private school kids,
Speaker 3: and fine, cool, But it doesn't take money away from
Speaker 3: public school education. It doesn't take away from the Department
Speaker 3: of Education, which I think they just took away from
Speaker 3: being a federal thing in the first fucking place. So
Speaker 3: it's not what these people are making it out to
Speaker 3: be as far as screwing over your kids.
Speaker 4: Public school system.
Speaker 3: It makes it easier in another regard for your kid
Speaker 3: to get into a private school or a charter school,
Speaker 3: which should be the goal.
Speaker 2: I don't know that. I mean, I'm just saying. I mean,
Speaker 2: I'm dude, you know, I'm not even a Christian, but
Speaker 2: I would much rather my kids go to a private
Speaker 2: you know, a Catholic school or a Christian kind of
Speaker 2: private school than a lot of public schools nowadays, because
Speaker 2: it's gotten so damn bad that, you know, like the
Speaker 2: kids have to go in there and they have to
Speaker 2: be padded down for guns, and it's just like really
Speaker 2: crazy in there. But also you have the teachers like
Speaker 2: full on libtards, and I'm like, I'm sorry, I don't
Speaker 2: I don't want my daughter or my son whenever he's
Speaker 2: old enough to go to school and have some fucking
Speaker 2: retarded libtard saying about how we need more transgender story
Speaker 2: time or we need more like queer books in there,
Speaker 2: or something like. It has nothing to do with learning algebra. There,
Speaker 2: has nothing to do with learning science, because, first of all,
Speaker 2: science and a lot of the I'm not even gonna
Speaker 2: go there. It's very very differing topics, but they think
Speaker 2: that it's the same. It's like trust the science, but
Speaker 2: only whenever it's like saying what I wanted to say exactly.
Speaker 3: And I mean, even if you take away all of
Speaker 3: the political ideologies, even if you take away at what
Speaker 3: age they learn about human biology and anatomy in the
Speaker 3: classroom and all these things. Fine, even that alone, a
Speaker 3: private school, you'll have one teacher for every twelve to
Speaker 3: fifteen kids.
Speaker 2: Okay, public schools.
Speaker 3: You'll have one teacher for every thirty five and in
Speaker 3: some cases forty kids. Now, let's talk about how that
Speaker 3: teacher has to because no child left behind that big
Speaker 3: policy that they pushed for forever. So you got one
Speaker 3: kid that's a uh, what's it called, not unmedicated, not undocumented. Basically,
Speaker 3: this kid's dyslexic and his parents haven't brought him to
Speaker 3: the doctor to where it's like understood that that's the
Speaker 3: issue that this kid's having. So now the teacher has
Speaker 3: to spend three times as long on the same topic.
Speaker 3: These kids that already have picked up on the information,
Speaker 3: they're just acting in ass now because they're bored. It
Speaker 3: makes chaos. And then she or he not saying all
Speaker 3: teachers are females, the teacher cannot continue with the curriculum.
Speaker 3: They fall behind. And now the state testing is all
Speaker 3: fucked up because they couldn't cover everything that they said
Speaker 3: they would in the syllabus at the beginning of the year.
Speaker 2: It's it's a mess. It's a fucking mess.
Speaker 3: So yeah, private schools inherently are better for the academics
Speaker 3: alone than a public school. That's I understand. There are
Speaker 3: some ball and ass public schools out there. I'm not
Speaker 3: taking away from that, but yeah, this making it easier
Speaker 3: for your kid to get into a private school, and
Speaker 3: or a little extra for the people that are paying
Speaker 3: for their kids.
Speaker 4: To go to a private school, it hooks them up.
Speaker 2: I'm here for it.
Speaker 3: Who has an issue with somebody doing what's best for
Speaker 3: their own child?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I totally agree. I'm with it. Just a
Speaker 2: couple like extra bonus ones right here, So bonus framing
Speaker 2: from supporters. So what some of the supporters say is
Speaker 2: that it's America first economics, which is always good. It's
Speaker 2: less global dependence and more domestic focus. Is anybody complaining
Speaker 2: about this, like we care about you know, more transgender
Speaker 2: weird money funding that's going to Indonesia or whatever, you know, Like,
Speaker 2: are we wanted to pump all that money here for
Speaker 2: a change?
Speaker 7: Me?
Speaker 3: He just brought up Indonesia, they just joined bricks, so
Speaker 3: for them.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, okay, so it says ah and the deep
Speaker 2: state measures, so it cuts. Uh, there's cuts to bureaucuracies
Speaker 2: viewed as unaccountable. I guess prosperity through strength, more jobs, energy,
Speaker 2: and national security. So good ones. All right, we're now education,
Speaker 2: speech and culture. Oh, this is a good one. It
Speaker 2: defunds the CRT, critical race theory and gender ideology in schools,
Speaker 2: so bars it bars the federal funds from being used
Speaker 2: to promote critical race theory, gender transition procedures or DEI
Speaker 2: programs in public schools.
Speaker 3: Defund it completely. Yeah, I'm here for it. Critical race
Speaker 3: theory is absolutely disgusting.
Speaker 2: It's racist.
Speaker 3: It is it's and it's reverse. No, it's still racism
Speaker 3: regardless of how you look at it. It's basically teaching
Speaker 3: white kids that they're inherently evil for some shit that
Speaker 3: they had nothing to do with. Then it's teaching minority
Speaker 3: kids that they will never measure up to what the
Speaker 3: white kids can do because they have been so oppressed
Speaker 3: and they have so many opportunities taken from them. Keep
Speaker 3: in mind, they're teaching these children in the exact same
Speaker 3: classroom these things. These kids that are equal, I might add,
Speaker 3: they're teaching them that they are different. It's promoting racism
Speaker 3: at a very early age.
Speaker 2: Fuck that well, and then what you get is kids
Speaker 2: that want to go transgender, or kids that want to
Speaker 2: go gay, or kids that want to claim that they're
Speaker 2: you know, autistic, or the kids that have anxiety and
Speaker 2: depression because they want to be able to mix in
Speaker 2: with the minority. It's a psychological mind fuck, really, and
Speaker 2: you see all over the place.
Speaker 3: I hate that it's cool to have anxiety issues these days.
Speaker 2: That's fucking weird, dude. I hate that fucking song that
Speaker 2: comes on the radio anxiety You And I'm like, I
Speaker 2: don't want to hear that while I'm driving. I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: So she's promoting the fact that she can't deal with life. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm like, yeah, in that same shick, have you seen
Speaker 2: the music video?
Speaker 3: No, she starts tworking out of nowhere. Of course, she's
Speaker 3: like out of nowhere. She's in a house where like
Speaker 3: a bunch of chaos is going on. She goes outside
Speaker 3: and starts to working her ass off, and there's a
Speaker 3: whole big dance number as she's being surrounded by people
Speaker 3: that are slowly closing in on her. It's like, I
Speaker 3: don't understand, what do you what is this for? What
Speaker 3: are you doing?
Speaker 2: Craziness, dude, that's the world. So yeah, defunding critical race
Speaker 2: theory and gender ideology in schools it should have never
Speaker 2: made its fucking way there in the first place.
Speaker 4: Agreed.
Speaker 2: Nextly, it protects free speech on campuses, so it ties
Speaker 2: federal funding for universities to adherence to free speech protections
Speaker 2: for students and faculty.
Speaker 4: I like this look, especially on college campuses.
Speaker 3: I may just absolutely disagree with the people that are
Speaker 3: out there waving the free Palestine flags. Okay, I can
Speaker 3: disagree with them till the cows come home. But I
Speaker 3: am also willing to fight to the death for these
Speaker 3: people's right to have that opinion and be loud and
Speaker 3: proud about it, as long as it is a peaceful protest.
Speaker 3: I believe that is their god given right to a
Speaker 3: symbol and let their voices be heard. That's just the
Speaker 3: way it goes. That's a freedom of speech to the
Speaker 3: double edged sword. That means that they can't stop us
Speaker 3: from saying what we want, But that also means we
Speaker 3: can't stop them from saying what they want. But that's
Speaker 3: how freedom works, that's how equality works.
Speaker 2: And I'm fucking here for it. Yeah, dude, I'm for it.
Speaker 2: The next one. It promotes US history and civics education, So.
Speaker 4: We need more of that, for the love of God.
Speaker 3: So many people don't understand how our government works and
Speaker 3: they cannot actually cite or quote anything of our own
Speaker 3: fucking history.
Speaker 2: I'm here for it. So it reallocates education grants to
Speaker 2: teach founding principles, the Constitution and traditional civic values. Oh
Speaker 2: I'm getting bricked up, God damn it. Yeah, buddy. All right,
Speaker 2: here's an interesting little sector, the Internet and tech reform.
Speaker 2: Internet reform, how about that? So it restricts government censorship
Speaker 2: via tech platforms. Whoa, that's a bit. That's a big
Speaker 2: one for us. I like it a lot. So it
Speaker 2: limits federal agency's ability to pressure social media companies to
Speaker 2: suppress content a move a move scene as protecting digital
Speaker 2: free speech.
Speaker 3: Zuckerberg, do you know why that would be? Trump just
Speaker 3: won his case against Paramount and they had to pay
Speaker 3: him sixteen million dollars for the debate they went home
Speaker 3: with or the interview that took place with Kamala You
Speaker 3: heard about this.
Speaker 2: I didn't, but I'm happy about it.
Speaker 3: Okay, hold on on matter of fact, I got you, dog,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna pull this up and we are going to
Speaker 3: talk about it because boy, oh boy, I had known
Speaker 3: that there was some legal conversations that were happening in
Speaker 3: the form of Donnie tu Long story short, basically, CBS,
Speaker 3: which is owned by Paramount, had an interview with cammeltoe right,
Speaker 3: the whore herself.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, they fucking edited the shit out of it.
Speaker 3: They edited the shit out of it, and then Trump
Speaker 3: basically took them to court over it and said, no,
Speaker 3: fuck you, I know that that is not the entire thing.
Speaker 3: I want to see the entire thing go down. Oh no, Regal,
Speaker 3: it was bad. It was bad, bad, and not only that,
Speaker 3: not just CBS Meta. Yes, Zuckerberg just lost his court
Speaker 3: case against Trump.
Speaker 2: Look, let me let me share the screen rice book
Speaker 2: on Instagram.
Speaker 3: Yep, oh big dog, this is this is a wild one.
Speaker 3: Good cult members. We talked about this on the Cage
Speaker 3: to Night, but it is so pertinent to talk about
Speaker 3: right now.
Speaker 2: Let's go tonight.
Speaker 8: A sixteen million dollar settlement Paramount, the parent company of CBS,
Speaker 8: announcing it will pay President Trump's legal fees and give
Speaker 8: money to his future presidential library. The president sued CBS
Speaker 8: over this interview with Vice President Kamala Harris on sixty
Speaker 8: Minutes during last year's presidential campaign.
Speaker 3: We're not going to stop pursuing what is necessary for
Speaker 3: the United States to be clear about where we stand
Speaker 3: on the need for this war to.
Speaker 8: End, to Suite, accusing the Show of manipulating the editing
Speaker 8: in Harris's favor I claim, CBS News denied. In June
Speaker 8: sixty Minutes, anchor Scott Pelley was asked what effect a
Speaker 8: settlement and apology would.
Speaker 7: Have will be very damaging to CBS to Paramount to
Speaker 7: the reputation of those companies.
Speaker 8: Paramount is not issuing an apology, but says it has
Speaker 8: agreed to release written transcripts of future sixty Minutes interviews
Speaker 8: with presidential candidates. The Trump legal team calling the settlement
Speaker 8: another win for the American people, holding the media accountable
Speaker 8: for their wrongdoing and deceit the announcement concept. Paramount is
Speaker 8: looking to.
Speaker 9: Merge with Skydance Media, a deal worth eight billion dollars.
Speaker 9: It has been stuck waiting for FCC approval for nearly
Speaker 9: a year Paramount, previously saying the lawsuit is unrelated to
Speaker 9: this Guy Dance merger and the FCC approval process. Following
Speaker 9: a string of lawsuits this year, media companies and social
Speaker 9: media platforms have reached settlements with the President worth more
Speaker 9: than sixty million dollars.
Speaker 2: Real quick, real quick, real quick.
Speaker 3: Okay, here y'all please understand for Paramount to go against
Speaker 3: and say, no, we didn't edit that at all. Kamala
Speaker 3: was answering the questions for herself for them to lose
Speaker 3: to the tune of sixteen million dollars to Trump himself.
Speaker 4: Can y'all even imagine how.
Speaker 3: Egregious the clip editing was for this, for the original
Speaker 3: answers versus the uh, the reporter for sixty minutes softball
Speaker 3: tossing these things to Kamala and formatting these questions in
Speaker 3: a way to where she's.
Speaker 4: Like, oh, that's what you want me to say?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, this and this and this and this
Speaker 3: not just that I'm gonna read off here. ABC just
Speaker 3: lost and has to pay Trump fifteen million dollars.
Speaker 4: ABC owned by Disney.
Speaker 3: I might add meta twenty five million dollars.
Speaker 4: That would be your boy, Zuck.
Speaker 3: And then the coup DEI gra on this shit X
Speaker 3: owned by Elon Musk, is now having to pay Trump
Speaker 3: ten million dollars.
Speaker 10: Bro.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well that was probably back before Elon bought it,
Speaker 2: I would imagine, but either way, it's still the company itself.
Speaker 2: And uh, you know, I just got to say it,
Speaker 2: U it sucks to zuck, you know it does.
Speaker 3: And just to say this, right, journalists and how they
Speaker 3: skew the news, all of these things.
Speaker 4: Listen, good cult members.
Speaker 3: If you think you're bullying journalists hard enough, you're not.
Speaker 3: You can do better, you can do more. I believe
Speaker 3: in you. Let's do this together, right.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, I'm so happy they caught all that fraud dude,
Speaker 2: because she was so dumb. There's no way she's forming
Speaker 2: any kind of competent argument or sentence or anything like that.
Speaker 2: And they made her seem like she actually knew what
Speaker 2: the fuck she was saying. And so good on Trump
Speaker 2: for going after well, good on the Trumpet. I don't
Speaker 2: know if it's the Trump administration or if his trump
Speaker 2: or maybe just his legal team, whatever the fuck they
Speaker 2: went after, and you know, getting those reparations if you will.
Speaker 3: She she was seen as America's drunk ant are you
Speaker 3: out there getting hit on the head with a coconut?
Speaker 4: Like, yo, shut the fuck up, Like it's so dumb.
Speaker 2: It's so dumb. Anyhow, moving on, uh, Section two thirty
Speaker 2: reform proposal included. I remember reading about this section two thirty.
Speaker 2: There was a lot of crazy shit that was involved
Speaker 2: with it, but it says that it pushes new limitations
Speaker 2: on big tech liability protections if platforms engage in politically
Speaker 2: biased content moderation, so that means they can't be you know,
Speaker 2: like Facebook and Instagram and TikTok and Twitter and all
Speaker 2: of them. They were all seeming very we very very
Speaker 2: left leaning. They were not not censoring any of the
Speaker 2: left leaning stuff, and even if you were slightly conservative,
Speaker 2: you were getting your shit flag. You weren't allowed to
Speaker 2: post for another week, sometimes a month. And yeah, so
Speaker 2: that's what they're talking about. They're they're gonna be getting
Speaker 2: rid of that. Yep. So it's a good thing, naturally.
Speaker 2: So next week we have health and medical freedom. Oh, okay,
Speaker 2: vaccine mandate bans. Let's go, who has a problem with
Speaker 2: this bill so far? Because everything that we're reading is
Speaker 2: like really good.
Speaker 3: I mean, granted, maybe this whole list is just skewed, right,
Speaker 3: maybe because I mean, out of a nine hundred and
Speaker 3: fifty page bill, this is just a list of the
Speaker 3: top fifty.
Speaker 4: Right, So maybe that's just us.
Speaker 3: Maybe our algorithms are built in such a way to
Speaker 3: where it shows us what we want. But I gotta say,
Speaker 3: thus far, I'm liking what I am reading.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So it bans federal mandates for vaccines include COVID,
Speaker 2: and it protects employment status based on medical choice. Yes,
Speaker 2: and fuckingdeed, let's go how for it? Dude? How ridiculous
Speaker 2: was that that people were losing their jobs because they
Speaker 2: didn't get a fucking vaccine?
Speaker 6: Like that is?
Speaker 2: That is evil?
Speaker 3: Which wasn't a law, It wasn't a requirement. It was
Speaker 3: a mandate, which is a strong suggestion. That's all that
Speaker 3: that was, and these people were losing their careers over it.
Speaker 2: Oh, this one might be even better, this next one.
Speaker 2: The Right to Try has been expanded, so expands Trump's
Speaker 2: earlier Right to Try Act, allowing terminally ill patients broader
Speaker 2: access to experimental treatments not yet FDA approved.
Speaker 3: So what we're talking about is more holistic things. And
Speaker 3: then yes, maybe experimental drugs big pharmas gonna have their
Speaker 3: play with that, granted, but what it also means that
Speaker 3: they might actually be uh endorsed, right, They may actually
Speaker 3: be able to spend their insurance money on holistic and
Speaker 3: natural medicines rather than immediately jumping to Chemo or immediately
Speaker 3: jumping to big pharma, and they will have the right
Speaker 3: to do so.
Speaker 2: I'm fucking here for it, absolutely, dude. All right, next one,
Speaker 2: We're next group here. We got space innovation and infrastructure,
Speaker 2: so it's it's streamline streamlines the space industry regulation, so
Speaker 2: it simplifies launch approvals and removes NASA monopoly on certain
Speaker 2: aerospace tech, promoting private space ventures like SpaceX and Blue Origin.
Speaker 3: So I'm thinking that Elon might not be as pisted
Speaker 3: as Trump about it now knowing that he doesn't have
Speaker 3: to go through NASA or play through their government hoops.
Speaker 3: Now pretty much anybody with enough money and resources that
Speaker 3: wants to get their own self to space can do.
Speaker 3: So this was literally a monopoly bust over a government program.
Speaker 2: I'm super here for that they used if you wanted
Speaker 2: to go to space, not that I am, you know,
Speaker 2: one hundred percent believing it or not, that's not of
Speaker 2: this conversation. But if you wanted to go to space,
Speaker 2: you literally had to get a contract and approval from NASA. Yep, Like,
Speaker 2: that's that's the monopoly.
Speaker 3: Really, it is that strong armed leverage extortion.
Speaker 2: That's all that is.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 2: Nextly, we have massive infrastructure funds for rural areas. So
Speaker 2: it dedicates billions to rural broadband, roads and clean water,
Speaker 2: aiming to close the infrastructure gap in forgotten parts of America.
Speaker 2: I'm here for it. That's a good thing. Nextly, we
Speaker 2: have security and sovereignty. Oh, sovereignty, okay, So it protects
Speaker 2: national data sovereignty. So it requires critical data infrastructure for example,
Speaker 2: cloud storage and health databases to be hosted on US soil,
Speaker 2: not outsourced to foreign companies.
Speaker 4: Come on, now, that's all we've been asking for now.
Speaker 3: Yes, I understand that that still means that we are
Speaker 3: going to be being watched by America, big brother. I
Speaker 3: understand that I would much rather American be the American
Speaker 3: government be spying on us than the Chinese government be
Speaker 3: spying on us. Well, why is this app's servers located
Speaker 3: in Russia? Why are these located in China? Could that
Speaker 3: possibly compromise the app? Yes, the answer is yes, So
Speaker 3: I'm good with this. Now we have to have our
Speaker 3: own servers on US soil, which means that they'll be
Speaker 3: subject to US security.
Speaker 2: I'm here for it. Next one is foreign land ownership limits.
Speaker 2: So it restricts foreign entities, particularly China, from buying agricultural
Speaker 2: or strategic US land. Yeap. How they have done so,
Speaker 2: How they were allowed to do that in the first
Speaker 2: place blows my mind.
Speaker 4: Because China Joe was in charge.
Speaker 2: I think that's been in place for much longer than
Speaker 2: just China Joe though.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but if you look at the amount of land
Speaker 3: that China was buying, I mean, yeah, under Obama they
Speaker 3: had bought some. Uh it was it wasn't nearly as
Speaker 3: much or as strategic as it was under this last
Speaker 3: under the Biden rain.
Speaker 2: Okay, they were. They were being flagrant with it.
Speaker 3: They were buying up a bunch of quote unquote farmland
Speaker 3: next to military bases and nuclear sites. Like that's that's
Speaker 3: not something that you're doing because man, we just really
Speaker 3: love the soy that grows in this one location, and
Speaker 3: we need to buy a couple hundred acres of it
Speaker 3: next to this Air Force base.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, CCP. The fuck are you talking about? Yeah, dude, sketchy,
Speaker 2: sketchy always this whole next list, I think you might
Speaker 2: want to get that horn ready, let's go fingers at
Speaker 2: the ready. The next one is it revokes emergency powers
Speaker 2: from pandemic era, so it terminates residual executive pandemic powers
Speaker 2: and sets limits on future federal emergency declarations. That's a
Speaker 2: good one. I like that a lot. I do this
Speaker 2: next one. You're gonna fucking slam that button. National Concealed
Speaker 2: Carry Reciprocity, so it allows gun owners with a concealed
Speaker 2: carry permit in one state to carry in all states,
Speaker 2: like a driver's license for firearms.
Speaker 3: Yes, indeed, now that being said, if you come from
Speaker 3: a state that has constitutional carry and you do not
Speaker 3: have a concealed carry permit, that will not necessarily apply.
Speaker 3: But if you have a concealed carry permit for your state,
Speaker 3: you can carry that bitch everywhere now, and I'm fucking
Speaker 3: here for it.
Speaker 2: Fucking name. Oh, this is a good one. It prohibits
Speaker 2: this bill. It prohibits digital vaccine passports, so it bans
Speaker 2: federal support or funding for digital health passports, QR code
Speaker 2: systems or biometric tracking related to health status. Yes, I'm
Speaker 2: here for this, dude. Yeah, that was something that we
Speaker 2: were honestly, like really worried about there for a while.
Speaker 3: Now still not, I'm still worried in a certain sense. Right,
Speaker 3: we now have was it seven people have already gotten
Speaker 3: neuralink installed into their bodies?
Speaker 2: The number? Yeah, what is that if not another form
Speaker 2: of this? Oh good point.
Speaker 3: But it's not a QR code or any of these things.
Speaker 3: And they're I don't know their reason forgetting it. Are
Speaker 3: they getting neurallinks? They could upload their consciousness into the internet,
Speaker 3: because that's what they're doing. Are they doing this so
Speaker 3: that whenever they get to the hospital, they will already
Speaker 3: have all of their medical records on file and it
Speaker 3: will just be as easy as scanning them in and
Speaker 3: then they have it all pulled up. I don't know
Speaker 3: to what extent, but it makes it to where the
Speaker 3: government can't mandate that this happens. Now, if you, as
Speaker 3: an individual, decide that you want to go through this process,
Speaker 3: that is your rights as a human being. And again
Speaker 3: I might disagree with you doing that, but I believe
Speaker 3: you should have the right to do what you want
Speaker 3: with your body. I'm all about body autonomy, but you know,
Speaker 3: there's there's a weird grit here. I'm not exactly sure
Speaker 3: how that plays out, like fine print within the fine print,
Speaker 3: but out loud, like what the overarching blanket policy is
Speaker 3: for this, I like it.
Speaker 2: And also as far as the neurallink, it's only allegedly
Speaker 2: what they have out right now is it's only going
Speaker 2: to people who don't have access to their faculties, so
Speaker 2: you know, and I think they said that they're working
Speaker 2: on one for I always butcher this word Alzheimer's and there,
Speaker 2: but it's also for like people who can't move their limbs.
Speaker 2: It's helping them move their limbs in that kind of way.
Speaker 2: So it always comes as like something that's very good
Speaker 2: and very progressive as far as the future of humanity
Speaker 2: is concerned and stuff like that. But you know it's
Speaker 2: gonna take a turn exactly like I don't have an
Speaker 2: issue with AI. For the guy who's missing an arm
Speaker 2: and he gets a prosthetic that can be powered through
Speaker 2: AI that may be hooked up to a neuralink in
Speaker 2: his brain to where basically he has full mobility and
Speaker 2: his able to live a more normal life because of it, Like, look,
Speaker 2: who am I to tell this guy that he's wrong
Speaker 2: for trying to chisel out a better life for himself.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying, there's there is exceptions to
Speaker 2: the rules as far as that goes. I just that's
Speaker 2: what I'm saying. It's case by case as.
Speaker 3: Far as a blanket policy, though I like the way
Speaker 3: this is worded.
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, and if nothing else, you know, the
Speaker 2: right to try thing that you could say that that
Speaker 2: would be a right to try kind of situation.
Speaker 3: Absolutely absolutely, And I'm not gonna get in the way
Speaker 3: of this guy trying to do something medically that is
Speaker 3: what he thinks is best for himself and his future.
Speaker 3: That is a hymn thing, and I believe that I
Speaker 3: should mind my fucking business on that.
Speaker 2: Yes, less government regulation is always a good thing. So
Speaker 2: the next one, it defends religious liberty for vaccines and whatnot.
Speaker 2: So it strengthens protections for churches and faith based groups
Speaker 2: in employment, speech, and participation in public contracts. I love it,
Speaker 2: fucking love that. Let's go great one. Next one, we
Speaker 2: have a government accountability and decentralization. So, uh, number thirty
Speaker 2: six is rains on the administrative state. So, uh implement
Speaker 2: implements a version of the Rains Act, which I don't
Speaker 2: know what that is. You might have to look that
Speaker 2: one up. RAINS r A Y R E I N
Speaker 2: S all right, got you? It's uh it requires, it says.
Speaker 2: So it implements a version of that which requires congressional
Speaker 2: approval for any new federal regulation with significant economic impact. Okay,
Speaker 2: so I kind of sat rate there.
Speaker 3: Okay, he says, are here the Rains Act or Regulation
Speaker 3: from the Executive in Need of Scrutiny Act, So that's
Speaker 3: acronym RAINS Regulations from the Executive in Need of Scrutiny
Speaker 3: is a bill that aims to increase congressional oversight of
Speaker 3: federal regulations.
Speaker 4: Specifically, it requires.
Speaker 3: That any major rule quote unquote issued by a federal
Speaker 3: agency be approved by both the House and Senate before
Speaker 3: it can take effect. A major rule is generally to
Speaker 3: as one with a significant economic impact, such as an
Speaker 3: effect of one hundred million dollars or more annually to
Speaker 3: the economy.
Speaker 4: Okay, so this repealed that.
Speaker 2: So it implements a version of that, not necessarily the original,
Speaker 2: but a revised version of it.
Speaker 3: Okay, So basically, any big ticket items that go through
Speaker 3: have to go they have to pass through the House
Speaker 3: and the Senate before it can take effect. And it's
Speaker 3: a version of the eyah, I'm here for this.
Speaker 2: I don't say a problem with that. Nextly, we have
Speaker 2: sunset clauses for federal agencies. So it introduces automatic reviews
Speaker 2: for federal agencies every ten years, requiring Congress to reauthorize
Speaker 2: them or let them expire. Oh, because you have like
Speaker 2: a lot of laws and shit like that that are
Speaker 2: like way way old and shouldn't even be talked about anymore,
Speaker 2: you know, but some of them still uphold, you know,
Speaker 2: and maybe that's what that's referring to.
Speaker 3: Reread that one more time, because if it, I'm making
Speaker 3: sure I heard that right.
Speaker 2: So it introduces automatic reviews for federal agencies every ten years,
Speaker 2: which requires Congress to reauthorize them or let them expire.
Speaker 2: As far as the sunset clauses.
Speaker 3: So a federal agency just saying that could be one
Speaker 3: of these three letter agencies. So every ten years, the CIA,
Speaker 3: the FBI, the ATF, all of them have to be
Speaker 3: basically audited and reviewed to make sure that they still
Speaker 3: have the authorization to continue doing what they had been
Speaker 3: doing thus far or have they abused that power over.
Speaker 2: The last ten years?
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, and if they decide that they don't get
Speaker 3: the same authorization that they once had, they can remove it.
Speaker 3: And they will be doing this every ten years. I
Speaker 3: think it should be a lot sooner than that. But
Speaker 3: this is they start in the right direction.
Speaker 2: Fuck yeah, look anymore, like as much regulation on the
Speaker 2: government is always a good thing, Like whenever they're being
Speaker 2: held accountable and they're being watched over, like, that's always
Speaker 2: a good thing in my in my belief. Oh, this
Speaker 2: is a good one. Term limits for bureaucrats in leadership roles. Ooh,
Speaker 2: so it caps the number of years unelected federal officials
Speaker 2: can serve in powerful positions like the CDC director, the
Speaker 2: DOJ division chiefs, et cetera.
Speaker 3: Unelected officials unelected. Yeah, so it's okay. Again, it's a
Speaker 3: star in the right direction. But we need term limits
Speaker 3: on even elected officials. Okay, there's no reason why we
Speaker 3: should have a thirty five year congressman.
Speaker 4: That's bullshit.
Speaker 2: Nancy Pelosi should not be anywhere near any type of
Speaker 2: federal regulation whatsoever.
Speaker 3: Any of them, any of these people that have served.
Speaker 3: I will two terms I feel like is a lot. Okay,
Speaker 3: that's that's a fuck ton. You want to push to say,
Speaker 3: three terms to where you can kind of have that
Speaker 3: gray area to go from a presidential administration to a
Speaker 3: presidential administration and you kind of have that baton toss
Speaker 3: off and you have it done a certain way. Okay, fine,
Speaker 3: we can. We can have this conversation. But yeah, the Senate,
Speaker 3: the House, all of them need term limits. This is bullshit.
Speaker 2: I want to say, isn't it. Members of Congress gotta
Speaker 2: go up for election like every two years, isn't it?
Speaker 2: But there's no limit on how many times they could
Speaker 2: be elected? Right right?
Speaker 3: That's yeah, we gotta do something about that. But at least, again,
Speaker 3: we got to crawl before we can run, and this
Speaker 3: is a step in the correct direction.
Speaker 2: Next one we have it repeals funding for the globalist agenda,
Speaker 2: such as the United Nations and the World Health Organization.
Speaker 2: I like it.
Speaker 10: Like it.
Speaker 2: We only our tax dollars going to either of those.
Speaker 2: So it says it slashes or blocks funding to international
Speaker 2: organizations accused of infringing on US sovereignty, like the World
Speaker 2: Health Organization, the United Nations, climate panels, and World Economic
Speaker 2: Forum related NGOs non governmental organizations. I love it. I
Speaker 2: love it.
Speaker 3: First of all, why was our tax dollars going there
Speaker 3: in the first place.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I don't know about you, but the who has
Speaker 2: never done a fucking thing for me. Neither has the
Speaker 2: World Economic Forum, and certainly not the United Nations Climate Panels.
Speaker 3: No, and they have absolutely infringed on america sovereignty. Which
Speaker 3: again I'm not trying to beat my American chest on
Speaker 3: this one by any means, but we also need to
Speaker 3: just go ahead and put all cards on the table here.
Speaker 3: Who dares come against us, We're fucking America. You're gonna
Speaker 3: try to infringe on American sovereignty.
Speaker 2: Get fucked dude, Team America. Buck. Yeah. Nextly we have
Speaker 2: it revamps the DOJ and FBI oversight, so it requires
Speaker 2: congressional confirmation of key DOJ, Department of Justice, and FBI appointments,
Speaker 2: and introduces third party audits into investigations. Oh okay, spicy,
Speaker 2: I like that a lot. Nextly, we have number forty one,
Speaker 2: Immigration and Nationalism. So it ends birthright citizenship for non citizens. Okay,
Speaker 2: good shit. It asserts a reinterpretation of the Fourteenth Amendment
Speaker 2: to block automatic citizenship for children born to illegal immigrants.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm good with this. These anchor babies as
Speaker 3: they were called. Just because you made it across the
Speaker 3: border and had a kid here, that means that you're
Speaker 3: allowed to stay here for forever because your kid is
Speaker 3: by birthright American as a loophole. Yeah, that is a
Speaker 3: loophole that so many people was exploiting.
Speaker 2: Like, no, that's that's ridiculous. It deports. The next one
Speaker 2: is deports criminal illegals immediately, so it prioritizes deportation for
Speaker 2: illegal immigrants with any criminal record, skipping long judicial processing.
Speaker 2: I like it a lot. You can.
Speaker 3: Again, we're not talking about your your hard working illegal
Speaker 3: alien that is here. They're working. They're trying to just
Speaker 3: away from themselves. Like yeah, they're they're gonna get theirs
Speaker 3: in the end as well. But if you get god
Speaker 3: and they see that you have a criminal record, no
Speaker 3: questions asked straight away on the plane, the fuck out
Speaker 3: of here.
Speaker 2: I'm here for this. There shouldn't be any conversation anyway.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 2: Nextly, we have crackdowns on visa overstays with biometric tracking,
Speaker 2: which we kind of talked about a little bit about earlier.
Speaker 2: So it expands entry and exit tracking systems and biometric
Speaker 2: scans to locate and remove visa overstays.
Speaker 3: Oh shit, bro, I just thought about this. So you
Speaker 3: know how Walmart has so many of those self checkout lines.
Speaker 3: I hate them, and you know how when you get there,
Speaker 3: you well, I mean, I hate them. But at the
Speaker 3: same time, it's not my fault that I keep miscounting
Speaker 3: how many of these things I'm bringing up, Like, I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: I don't work here, I wasn't properly trained on how
Speaker 3: to use this device. Don't get mad at me, bro,
Speaker 3: I didn't do this.
Speaker 4: I don't work here.
Speaker 2: But anyway, that's what I believe that that's actually probably
Speaker 2: factored in, and they probably see it doesn't net positive
Speaker 2: for all the people they don't have to pay cashiers
Speaker 2: and whatnot and baggers and stuff.
Speaker 4: I mean, that is the risk they run.
Speaker 3: Don't get mad at me for exploiting your own fucking
Speaker 3: bullshit loophole.
Speaker 4: But anyway, anyway, yeah, eighty.
Speaker 2: Five year old Papaw is not going to be checking
Speaker 2: to see how many cans of corn I have in
Speaker 2: my buggy.
Speaker 3: Sorry, I'm not saying that we should all start robbing places,
Speaker 3: but at the same time, I wasn't properly trained on
Speaker 3: this piece of equipment, and I don't work here. I'm
Speaker 3: not certified, so you know, sorry, sometimes i'd be miscounting things,
Speaker 3: but it's at the point, it's other point. So I'm
Speaker 3: looking and I'm thinking, as we're at Walmart, and you
Speaker 3: know how they always had that camera on you, and
Speaker 3: you could see the little screens showing that you're on
Speaker 3: camera as you're bagging your shit. Bro, How fucked would
Speaker 3: it be if the government starts using that for biometric
Speaker 3: scanners and then there you have some family ringing up
Speaker 3: their groceries and they get out to the parking lot
Speaker 3: and get swatted immediately because come to find out, they're illegal,
Speaker 3: and they use that as a biometric way to track
Speaker 3: them and take them down.
Speaker 2: I mean, it'd be pretty fucked. Yeah that I don't fucked,
Speaker 2: But I could also see them absolutely doing that here soon.
Speaker 2: I bet you. It's more on the phone though, could be,
Speaker 2: could be. I mean, oh, everybody has a cell phone nowadays,
Speaker 2: and you know it's all on even whenever it's off, right.
Speaker 3: But then they'd have to and I know that the
Speaker 3: government don't be caring about a subpoena. I get that,
Speaker 3: but they would then be you have to typically subpoena
Speaker 3: a phone company to get access to the phone. Now
Speaker 3: granted the federal government they're listening regardless if they have
Speaker 3: a subpoena through verizonary AT and T, like, we know that,
Speaker 3: I get this, But for you to use the biometrics
Speaker 3: for that principle, you would have to have it in
Speaker 3: such a way to where there's no way that they
Speaker 3: could come against you legally, for like, because at that
Speaker 3: point they're proving that they're tapping your phones. Right now,
Speaker 3: they had that weird gray area of plausible deniability. We
Speaker 3: know this because we have brainstems that work, but there
Speaker 3: are those that don't believe this to be a fact.
Speaker 3: So at that point, it would be confirm that they
Speaker 3: are tapping our shit even when we're not paying attention.
Speaker 3: You see what I'm saying. They may say fuck it
Speaker 3: and go for it anyway.
Speaker 2: But I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 3: But yeah, using the biometrics to track the illegal aliens
Speaker 3: and aid in the deportation process.
Speaker 4: I don't know to what limit they're willing to go
Speaker 4: on that.
Speaker 2: I mean, I hate to be the I hate to
Speaker 2: be the person that says, like, well, they're already tracking
Speaker 2: us anyway, right, you know, because I don't appreciate that,
Speaker 2: and I definitely don't approve of that, and I don't
Speaker 2: like it. But what are we gonna do?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 2: I mean, you may as well put it to fucking
Speaker 2: good use.
Speaker 3: I mean, at that point, just go ahead and get
Speaker 3: you a Nokia brick, which I mean there's nothing wrong
Speaker 3: with that. Get you an old clamshell that has no
Speaker 3: Internet access, it doesn't tap, it doesn't use Bluetooth or
Speaker 3: like you can do that, but I mean that that's
Speaker 3: your prerogative.
Speaker 2: Get used to playing snake on the phone again. That'd
Speaker 2: be fun. Fuck yeah, dude, which, by the way, my
Speaker 2: daughter made me download. You ever heard of slither Io?
Speaker 2: I have not. It's like it's like a snake game,
Speaker 2: but it's online and you're going up against people and
Speaker 2: the more things that you eat, the bigger your snake gets,
Speaker 2: and then you run into each other and it's called booping,
Speaker 2: and then you go, oh.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're trying to make a square and make your
Speaker 3: square bigger, and if they break your line, then you
Speaker 3: get booped.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's like a snake so I don't know
Speaker 2: about a square, but but yeah, it's I don't know.
Speaker 2: I've been fucking addicted to it, just playing it with
Speaker 2: her fun things. I love it anyhow. So nextly we
Speaker 2: have energy, transportation and technology. Oh this is a good one. Well,
Speaker 2: not good to some people, but I'm for it. It
Speaker 2: green lights the Keystone, Excel and other pipelines. I love it. Drill, baby, drill,
Speaker 2: I'm all about it. I don't know about you. I
Speaker 2: enjoy when gas prices are down. I liked you. It's
Speaker 2: pretty good. You know. If I only have to put
Speaker 2: forty bucks in my car as opposed to eighty dollars
Speaker 2: in my car, I like that. I mean, you know,
Speaker 2: I get it. Some of the Native Americans probably don't
Speaker 2: like because it trespasses their land and whatnot.
Speaker 3: But but they also make that out to be way
Speaker 3: worse than it is.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm not trying to be that guy here.
Speaker 3: Please, to anybody who lives in an area that has
Speaker 3: been strip mined to all oblivion, this is not you.
Speaker 2: We're not talking about strip mining.
Speaker 3: We're talking about a pipeline passing through the land. That
Speaker 3: that's all we're talking about. It's a pipe there are leaks.
Speaker 2: Pipe stuff, though they've documented some leaks.
Speaker 3: There, yes, but that is also a part of the
Speaker 3: minority that is not often that these pipelines have leaks,
Speaker 3: and when they do, whoever gets that leak on their land,
Speaker 3: Oh my god, especially if it's a reservation.
Speaker 2: Gets paid. I don't know that ass.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, dude, especially a Native American tribe, you
Speaker 3: talk about fucking up the land of their reservation. They're
Speaker 3: seen as their own sovereign nation. Yeah, it's not their
Speaker 3: sacred land, it's reservations they were taking from the.
Speaker 4: Point is dude.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they get paid like a motherfucker if an incident
Speaker 3: occurs on their land.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. So what is it like insurance payout
Speaker 2: kind of thing.
Speaker 3: Basically, and you're paying out for what that land could
Speaker 3: have been fifty years into the future based off of
Speaker 3: what this one spill was. And that goes even further.
Speaker 3: I remember when I was working at the sugar refinery.
Speaker 3: As a matter of fact, when you're when you're threading conduit, right,
Speaker 3: you have a threading machine, a pipe dog, whatever the
Speaker 3: case of b you have to use drill oil so
Speaker 3: that you don't make friction as it's cutting the threads
Speaker 3: into the pipe. Okay, cool, We had this like Levey
Speaker 3: that was and when I say a levy, I'm using this.
Speaker 3: That's the technical term for it. But it's like a
Speaker 3: three x three foot square that just in case even
Speaker 3: a drop of that drill oil dripped onto the surface.
Speaker 3: It was an EPA violation. It was a whole fucking
Speaker 3: OSHA violation. It was all these things for one drop
Speaker 3: of essentially w D forty not exactly. I understand DROUTLA
Speaker 3: is different, but bear with me. It's just it's an
Speaker 3: oil base. One drop gets on the dirt, that's a
Speaker 3: fucking problem, and that may lead to you losing your job.
Speaker 3: Now let's cut to an oil pipeline having a little
Speaker 3: oopsie daisy on a Native American reservation. Oh bro, you
Speaker 3: don't even want to know the levels of bureaucracy. These
Speaker 3: people's great grandchildren will be reaping the benefits of that
Speaker 3: fuck up.
Speaker 2: Damn. I didn't know it's that deep, But that's what
Speaker 2: I'm saying.
Speaker 3: So whenever they're they're pissed about the oil pipeline going
Speaker 3: through their land, I get it.
Speaker 2: I get it.
Speaker 3: It's an eyesore. It cuts you off from the other half.
Speaker 2: Of your land.
Speaker 3: You have to build like a lanmdbridge to get over it.
Speaker 3: If it's above ground. If it's underground, it's a whole
Speaker 3: other thing. Listen, I understand, But it's also not nearly
Speaker 3: as bad as these people make it out to be.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's always like super fear based, super doom and gloom.
Speaker 2: So and that's that's why you can't trust, you know,
Speaker 2: It's it's important to listen to both sides. That way
Speaker 2: you're not falling into an echo chamber. But I just
Speaker 2: can't stand how far left extreme the left has gotten
Speaker 2: to where I can't even listen to him anymore. Like
Speaker 2: if I'm if I'm like in a bad mood, I'll
Speaker 2: turn it on just to good get it, like a
Speaker 2: good chuckle, a good he he and a haha. Right,
Speaker 2: But for the most part, it's so fear based that
Speaker 2: they want people scared and anxiety ridden as much as
Speaker 2: humanly possible. I can't fucking watch it, and I don't
Speaker 2: know how anybody does.
Speaker 3: I because those people just like being pissed off. It's
Speaker 3: like I think they're addicted to it. It's like they're
Speaker 3: dopamine dump but whatever the opposite of that is. They
Speaker 3: are addicted to being pissed off at something and someone,
Speaker 3: and if they're having like a really good day, they
Speaker 3: feel guilty that they're having a good day, so they
Speaker 3: gotta turn on CNN to see how they are responsible
Speaker 3: for something bad happening, or how we got to point
Speaker 3: the finger and say, look at these.
Speaker 4: Bad guys doing bad things in DC.
Speaker 3: Trump is Hitler, and it's like they have to be
Speaker 3: fed this to feel equal again, and you would then
Speaker 3: then these are the same people that want to talk
Speaker 3: about how they have anxiety problems, and it's like, well,
Speaker 3: no fucking shits, Sherlock.
Speaker 4: Look what you're ingesting its content.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's the middle aged white women for the most
Speaker 2: part that uh college kids yeah, like and college kids
Speaker 2: for sure that are Man, it is just so fucking
Speaker 2: fear based and I'm like, dude, yeah, how do you
Speaker 2: live like that? Like I got a conspiracy podcast and
Speaker 2: I'm not that anxiety ridden. I mean, I'm kind of
Speaker 2: comfortable with it, to be honest. It's like, all right,
Speaker 2: you know, you kind of become truth in the or
Speaker 2: you become comfortable in the chaos essentially. But whenever you're
Speaker 2: constantly just like pushing so much fear. I'm like, dude,
Speaker 2: fucking get a grip, like, go go go rip some lip,
Speaker 2: go fishing, or go camping or fucking something. Get out
Speaker 2: from from the TV.
Speaker 10: Bro.
Speaker 2: It's not.
Speaker 3: And when I say these college kids, I do not
Speaker 3: mean every single university student.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying that at all.
Speaker 3: But what I will say is I got a lawyer
Speaker 3: buddy of mine, right, a very successful lawyer in this area. Right,
Speaker 3: dudes making money hand over fists. He's got to have
Speaker 3: a whole team of accountant just to keep track of
Speaker 3: his money.
Speaker 4: That's the reality.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: His son is currently in college, and again, this dude
Speaker 3: is as true blue American capitalist as it comes. His
Speaker 3: son is over here trying to say that Marx might
Speaker 3: have been like really on some good shit that we
Speaker 3: need to implement. His son is a self proclaimed socialist.
Speaker 3: Now he's been in college for two years. Two years
Speaker 3: and he's gone socialist. And he's like, I didn't fucking
Speaker 3: raise you this way. What are you talking about, dude.
Speaker 2: It's real fucking it's the professors that are teaching them
Speaker 2: these things. Then these college kids get out into the
Speaker 2: real world, hopefully get a job and hopefully get a career.
Speaker 2: Give them five years of paying taxes to Uncle Sam
Speaker 2: and seeing where that money is going, they turn wildly
Speaker 2: conservative almost instantly. They may stay socially liberal as far
Speaker 2: as the we need to have these kinds of rights,
Speaker 2: but the dumb shit whatever, but their financial mindsets go
Speaker 2: from this weird socialist Marxist bullshit to hardcore conservatives so
Speaker 2: fast it is it's hilarious. But that's my point.
Speaker 3: It's not all college campuses, it's not all college students, but.
Speaker 2: There is more than a handful of them.
Speaker 3: I would even say it's the majority of the college
Speaker 3: campuses that are breeding this type of mindset into the
Speaker 3: now young voting population.
Speaker 2: Oh dude, it's mk ultra at university.
Speaker 7: Hold on.
Speaker 2: And that's not to say everybody succumbs and falls to
Speaker 2: it and everything else, but some people actually know how
Speaker 2: to think for themselves and don't just listen to everything
Speaker 2: that they hear on TV or listen to every word
Speaker 2: that their professor tells them. But yeah, anyhow so yeah, So,
Speaker 2: as far as the green lighting on the Keystone Excel
Speaker 2: and other pipelines, it reauthorizes stalled energy projects to promote
Speaker 2: energy independence and job creation. That's a good thing, very good.
Speaker 7: Like it.
Speaker 2: Nextly we have number forty five. It stops the federal
Speaker 2: EV mandates, so it prohibits bands or quotas on combustion
Speaker 2: engines and stops federal subsidies for EV only mandates. I
Speaker 2: think this is pointing to, or in part pointing to,
Speaker 2: what was it California that you couldn't buy a brand
Speaker 2: new car in like twenty thirty five or something like that.
Speaker 2: It has to be electric, no more oil.
Speaker 4: Did they say twenty thirty or twenty thirty five?
Speaker 2: I want to get when it was.
Speaker 3: But basically you wouldn't be able to buy a gas
Speaker 3: burning car here in the next ten years.
Speaker 2: Give or take.
Speaker 3: And it's like, yeah, just go ahead and fuck over
Speaker 3: all of the American car manufacturers aside from Tesla.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, not a good thing. So anyhow, and it's
Speaker 2: not just Tesla. There's other EV companies and shit out there,
Speaker 2: but that's not nearly as much.
Speaker 3: It might be like Ford has an EV component or
Speaker 3: Toyota has a EV car, but like it's not it's
Speaker 3: not the entire company, you know what I mean? The
Speaker 3: only one that I can think of that's inherently one
Speaker 3: hundred electric would be Tesla. I'm sure there's a few
Speaker 3: smaller ones that are out there.
Speaker 2: But yeah, there's other like startups. There's one that starts
Speaker 2: with an R and I can't remember the name of it,
Speaker 2: but I mean, I'm not a huge fan of electric vehicles,
Speaker 2: but they look sweet.
Speaker 3: So I mean, I still think the cyber truck looks
Speaker 3: ridiculous to me personally, you.
Speaker 2: Know, I love Trump said it was kind of gay.
Speaker 2: That's hilarious. I mean, I like it just because it's
Speaker 2: it's different. I mean it's it's different from all the
Speaker 2: other cars on the road, you know, Like that's why
Speaker 2: I like it. It just stands out. I'm not saying it's
Speaker 2: particularly like attractive by any means. It's just that it
Speaker 2: looks like a fucking spaceship on wheels, which is.
Speaker 3: I mean, I've seen a rat that makes it look
Speaker 3: like the ward Hog from Halo, and I'm here for
Speaker 3: that now.
Speaker 4: Like that kind of noise, I like, I like that
Speaker 4: a lot. But that's you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So nextly we have it in VEV in grid
Speaker 2: hardening and power security, so it funds updates to the
Speaker 2: aging power grid and protects it from EMP hacking and
Speaker 2: solar flare threads.
Speaker 3: Yes, let's fucking go and aside a dendum to that.
Speaker 3: But still in the same conversation, Trump just strong armed
Speaker 3: NATO into upping their defense spending to five percent rather
Speaker 3: than two percent. Now, with that being said, I know
Speaker 3: a lot of people are gonna get mad at that
Speaker 3: and say, well, Spain and Belgium and Italy have already
Speaker 3: had problems reaching the two percent, how are they gonna
Speaker 3: achieve the five percent?
Speaker 2: Okay, fine, fine, I hear you.
Speaker 3: But three point five of that five percent is going
Speaker 3: to be used for that inherent country's military spending. One
Speaker 3: point five of it is going to up the infrastructure
Speaker 3: for the entirety of Europe. Now, America being a NATO ally,
Speaker 3: we now have to up our spending to five percent,
Speaker 3: and we have to spend one point five percent of
Speaker 3: our DoD spending now inherently upping our infrastructure.
Speaker 4: We need this. I am good with.
Speaker 3: Our power grid being EMP proof. I'm I'm flabbergast. Do
Speaker 3: we haven't done this already? Will it cost money?
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, now we're gonna spend the money on it. Yes,
Speaker 2: they just kept on kicking the can down the road. Yep,
Speaker 2: that's it. That's all it ever happens. Um so, so, yeah,
Speaker 2: it invests in the grid hardening. Nextly we have Oh,
Speaker 2: this is for education and family protections. Oh, this is
Speaker 2: a good one, Parental Rights and Education Act. So it
Speaker 2: gives parents full access to the curriculum, the health records,
Speaker 2: and limits secret gender transition discussions in public schools.
Speaker 4: Yes, so no more, California.
Speaker 3: You're not gonna take a kid and give him to
Speaker 3: the state because this eight year old came to school
Speaker 3: and told you that he is a she now and
Speaker 3: the parents don't agree with it. So you're gonna give
Speaker 3: the kid to the state and forcibly put the parents
Speaker 3: in jail.
Speaker 2: No, that is gone. Look, I'm sorry teachers that want
Speaker 2: to be able to convince kids that you know, you
Speaker 2: should be gay, or you should be trans, or you
Speaker 2: should be this, or you should be that. Your job
Speaker 2: is not that and it never has been. And the
Speaker 2: idea that you think that you know better than the
Speaker 2: parents of the child themselves. I'm not saying all parents
Speaker 2: are perfect, but to say that you're putting yourself on
Speaker 2: a pedestal for a kid that you don't have to raise,
Speaker 2: that you only have to spend about forty five minutes
Speaker 2: a day with and you think you know what's best
Speaker 2: for them. Get all the way fucked. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Now, this is the same as a kid coming to
Speaker 3: you and telling you, uh, miss teacher, lady, I believe
Speaker 3: that I am a bird and that I can fly,
Speaker 3: and the teacher, not wanting to stifle this child's young,
Speaker 3: impressionable mind, saying you know what, Sammy, you're correct, you
Speaker 3: are a bird. You can fly. Then this kid somehow
Speaker 3: climbs to the roof of the school and jumps to
Speaker 3: their death. That teacher should be held liable in some way,
Speaker 3: shape or form for the child doing this, rather than
Speaker 3: informing the kid no, sweety, I'm sorry. You're a human
Speaker 3: being and we can't fly without the aid of some
Speaker 3: sort of mechanical device like a plane or something like.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: I know you want to and you can imagine it
Speaker 3: all you want, but you're not a bird, okay, And
Speaker 3: that's just kind of how this goes. But you can
Speaker 3: pretend all you want, you can have a wild imagination,
Speaker 3: and I don't want to stifle your creativity, but you
Speaker 3: can't actually fly, right, It's the same fucking conversation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, it's like remember what was that Ohio teacher
Speaker 2: or something like that that was fired because he wouldn't
Speaker 2: put a litter box in the back of the classroom
Speaker 2: for the kid that identified as a cat dude.
Speaker 3: And that's the other thing. A litter box in the
Speaker 3: back of the classroom. Okay, real shit.
Speaker 2: Literally real shit.
Speaker 4: So what you're telling me.
Speaker 3: This high school kid, this like fifteen year old kid
Speaker 3: is mad that he can't drop it or she can't
Speaker 3: drop a deuce in the back of the class in
Speaker 3: the same room as their classmates.
Speaker 4: That's that is the real thing.
Speaker 3: And this teacher got in trouble for not playing this
Speaker 3: level of mental fuckery with this kid.
Speaker 2: The kid should be put in a padded room, is what.
Speaker 3: The kid needs medication and a lot of therapy. Why
Speaker 3: does this kid want to shit in front of his
Speaker 3: entire class? Also, that should be more of the conversation.
Speaker 2: Kid needs better parenting. Oh god, the kid probably has
Speaker 2: lack of parenting because if the kid is doing that
Speaker 2: at home, those those parents should be should be reprimanded somehow.
Speaker 2: I don't be like the parents need to be fucking
Speaker 2: audited for child's child abuse at that point.
Speaker 3: And like there's no way that the other students were
Speaker 3: like on board with that, thinking like, yeah, why are
Speaker 3: you oppressing Travis over here?
Speaker 4: He deserves the rights to be a cat.
Speaker 3: Like no, all of them were probably like, dude, don't
Speaker 3: shit in here, like we're trying to learn math, Like
Speaker 3: what are you talking about, dude?
Speaker 2: Oh dude, the whole class goes up in arms of
Speaker 2: a student farts in class, let alone takes a dumb right, right,
Speaker 2: or pisses. Fine, maybe we're going to the extreme or fine?
Speaker 4: So at what level do we say?
Speaker 3: You know what, No, I don't want my child to
Speaker 3: be in a classroom and have one of their classmates
Speaker 3: drop their trow exposing their genitals to relieve themselves in
Speaker 3: the back of the class. We have a place for that.
Speaker 3: It's called the restroom.
Speaker 7: Like what.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So that that Parental Rights and Education Act that's
Speaker 2: going to limit the secret gender transition discussions in public schools,
Speaker 2: which I think that I mean all those teachers and
Speaker 2: all of those counselors or principles or whatever that supported
Speaker 2: that in the first place. Sorry, you know, you shouldn't
Speaker 2: be talking to any kid about anything sexually whatsoever. That's
Speaker 2: not your role.
Speaker 3: Unless you are teaching biology and the conversation about human
Speaker 3: reproduction is actually a part of the curriculum. Fine, yeah,
Speaker 3: but the parents have the right to know exactly what
Speaker 3: you're teaching their child and what levels of skewing you
Speaker 3: may do for this. Are you going to keep it
Speaker 3: per the book and we're gonna talk strictly about here
Speaker 3: is a textbook schematic of what we're going to be
Speaker 3: going over, and that's the entirety of it. Are you
Speaker 3: going to be throwing in your own two cents here
Speaker 3: and there to try to give it some sort of
Speaker 3: a nuance that the parents may or may not want
Speaker 3: you to do. Yeah, we as parents have a right
Speaker 3: to know that shit.
Speaker 2: And to be honest, this is probably going to be
Speaker 2: an unpopular opinion. Maybe it's popular. I don't know. I
Speaker 2: don't think sex ed should be in schools. I've never
Speaker 2: been a fan of that, Like the whole you know,
Speaker 2: putting a condom on a banana or whatever. I'm just like,
Speaker 2: why is this random dude teaching me how to put
Speaker 2: a condom on my dick? Like, I don't I don't
Speaker 2: see how that's going to help me.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 3: No, I'm not a fan of sex ed being taught
Speaker 3: in school, but we were never taught the whole how
Speaker 3: to put on a condom. We were shown a slide
Speaker 3: show of the most advanced cases of STDs as a
Speaker 3: fear tactic to teach us to keep it in our pants.
Speaker 2: That was effective. Sure, it was, well, I mean, not
Speaker 2: as effective as it should have been.
Speaker 4: I'll be honest with you.
Speaker 2: Too many pregnancies in my high school. But that's beside
Speaker 2: the point. Yeah, I'll tell you what was really effective
Speaker 2: for me. Whenever I was in high school. That's whenever
Speaker 2: the images and the conspiracies about the blue waffle was
Speaker 2: going around. You remember that, Oh yes, yes, that'll keep
Speaker 2: your dick in your pants. You see that.
Speaker 4: The movie Teeth is what did it for me.
Speaker 2: Honestly, I hated that movie.
Speaker 3: It scared the fuck out of me. Thank god that
Speaker 3: the biology class was there to teach us, no, female
Speaker 3: vaginas don't have teeth within them. If they would have lied,
Speaker 3: if they would have there's a conspiracy for you, if
Speaker 3: the education system would have lied about that. And they
Speaker 3: just brought all the girls into the female locker room
Speaker 3: and told them, listen, y'all, you have to keep this
Speaker 3: narrative going. And I promise you you're going to reap
Speaker 3: the benefits of it well into college.
Speaker 2: Like, yo, what I mean at that point, that's just
Speaker 2: a natural chastity belt, you know what I mean? Say
Speaker 2: no more not going near that shit. Yeah, yeah, anyway,
Speaker 2: nextly we have it. The bill ends federal support for
Speaker 2: drag shows in schools or libraries.
Speaker 3: Yes, we don't fucking need that anywhere near our education system.
Speaker 2: It defunds programs or grants that were tied to sexually
Speaker 2: explicit content targeting minors. This shit was going on in Louisiana.
Speaker 2: I know a local library, fucking.
Speaker 3: Know, our local public libraries said, drag Queen's story time
Speaker 3: going on, and all these wanna be progressive white women
Speaker 3: mothers were bringing their children to.
Speaker 2: This like it was acceptable behavior. I don't.
Speaker 3: I I have my own personal opinions about that. I
Speaker 3: think if you're bringing your child to that, then you
Speaker 3: probably need to be.
Speaker 2: You need to be audited yourself.
Speaker 3: And if your child is in danger under your care,
Speaker 3: that's just me you're fucked. But yeah, and you're trying
Speaker 3: to raise weird little social experiments rather than raising productive members.
Speaker 4: Of society, that's all I can see.
Speaker 2: And look, if we lose listeners because there are parents
Speaker 2: out there that support transgender storytime. I'm okay with that.
Speaker 2: I'm okay with Dyane on that hill. I'm just I'm
Speaker 2: okay with it. I'm good with that, dude. And that's
Speaker 2: another thing too.
Speaker 3: I've seen so many people in the comments, they like,
Speaker 3: will talk shit on this show, but then they'll listen
Speaker 3: to every episode like, yo, if you don't like what
Speaker 3: you're hearing, like, don't listen like that.
Speaker 2: You know this is a free country. You don't have
Speaker 2: to do that. Yeah, there's like I think there's four
Speaker 2: million podcasts in the world, and that number is growing
Speaker 2: obviously every single day.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 3: We have thousands of devoted listeners who in devouted cult
Speaker 3: member that are like, they're here. They know us, They've
Speaker 3: been listening to us for years. They know who we are,
Speaker 3: they know our opinions, and they love the shit that
Speaker 3: we have to say.
Speaker 2: We're not for everybody. I get that.
Speaker 4: I don't want to be for everybody.
Speaker 2: Yeah, same here. I mean, we're we are what we
Speaker 2: are and we're not succumbing to pressures of society by
Speaker 2: any means. That's just never gonna happen.
Speaker 3: You're marginalizing your listener base. Yeah, welcome to the fucking
Speaker 3: cult to conspiracy.
Speaker 2: Dude. We know a lot of other podcasts that are
Speaker 2: way more marginalizing their listeners than we are. Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah. I mean, we're not gonna cut everybody out,
Speaker 2: but we're we're pretty much.
Speaker 3: As trans correspondent on our lives on a weekly basis.
Speaker 3: We are inclusive as fuck here. We're just also not
Speaker 3: down with retarded shit.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, same. Uh So, nextly, all this can be
Speaker 2: a good one. It blocks transgender women from women's sports
Speaker 2: at the federal level.
Speaker 3: I'm so here for this, dude. And to prove that point,
Speaker 3: we talked about this before. The Williams sisters were talking
Speaker 3: about how, yes, they were the best at tennis in
Speaker 3: the world at one point in.
Speaker 4: Time, and he had some dude who was like.
Speaker 3: Uh, I don't know, top fifty male or something, saying
Speaker 3: that he could like smoke check them. They went on
Speaker 3: the view, you know, the Cackling Hens Hour, as I
Speaker 3: like to call it, and they were can you believe
Speaker 3: this guy said this? And this I just can't believe
Speaker 3: And they were like he can, like that, that's a fact.
Speaker 3: Women and men are built differently. They played a charity
Speaker 3: event against the two hundred and sixth highest rated male
Speaker 3: tennis player on Earth and got trounced, okay, like handily.
Speaker 4: It wasn't even a close competition.
Speaker 3: That's not an unfair thing, and that's not a sexist
Speaker 3: thing to say women should be competing against other women,
Speaker 3: not the like nothing like that.
Speaker 4: This didn't.
Speaker 3: There are certain sports where I could see it being.
Speaker 2: It's it called a.
Speaker 3: Co ed like type of thing. Yeah, not even softball, dude,
Speaker 3: you get a dude that can crank out homer is
Speaker 3: a lot harder than a female can.
Speaker 2: But like saying it like a like a wreck park.
Speaker 2: You know, there's a lot of co ed softball teams
Speaker 2: out there, I mean.
Speaker 3: Professional leagues, right, Like so professional sports or Olympics or
Speaker 3: something like this, Like you should not have a biological
Speaker 3: male doing powerlifting in the female events.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, that's that's bullshit.
Speaker 2: There shouldn't be a biological male throwing fucking javelin in
Speaker 2: the Olympics. In women's sports.
Speaker 3: Now, if we're gonna say, like, for instance, there has
Speaker 3: not been a woman to run a four minute mile yet,
Speaker 3: and I think there was a woman that just came
Speaker 3: damn close.
Speaker 4: I don't know if she was the first to do
Speaker 4: it or not or whatever.
Speaker 3: There's been men that can run the four minute mile
Speaker 3: for decades now, and that's not well.
Speaker 2: Men are just better than women.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, at athletics and physical competitions. It's biologically
Speaker 3: the way it is now. Shooting sports that's co ed
Speaker 3: as fuck.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I have no issue with this. Yeah, dude, that's
Speaker 4: my point.
Speaker 3: There are certain sporting events where it could be co ed,
Speaker 3: and that's fine. There are a lot of sporting events
Speaker 3: where what you're doing is showing that if a woman
Speaker 3: works hard her entire life, is a Division one athlete
Speaker 3: her entire life, she can make it to the Olympics
Speaker 3: to get beat by a guy who would have been
Speaker 3: ranked top five hundred in the male category, but in
Speaker 3: the female category will dominate the ENTI like, that is
Speaker 3: such bullshit.
Speaker 2: It is it is. Yeah, it's not fair at all.
Speaker 2: Breaking news. This is a fun one. Electronick just sent
Speaker 2: us this, so shout out electro Nick, he said, did
Speaker 2: not have that one on the Bengo card. President Trump
Speaker 2: announces there's going to be a UFC fight on the
Speaker 2: lawn of the White House for America's two hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty first birth or two hundred and fiftieth birthday. Yes,
Speaker 2: that's murcus. Fuck no, who's fighting? I don't know yet,
Speaker 2: But it says we live in the absolute best timeline.
Speaker 3: I know people are gonna say that this is idiocrasy
Speaker 3: come to pass.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 2: I think it's awesome.
Speaker 3: Stabiz Emelio Mountain Dew Camacho over here is running the
Speaker 3: White House.
Speaker 4: Listen, I get it. I get why that would be
Speaker 4: a thing.
Speaker 2: But imagine ifs there.
Speaker 3: Oh, Rogan will be there, dude, there's no way he's
Speaker 3: missing that.
Speaker 2: Oh that'll be great. So yeah, So as far as
Speaker 2: the blocking transgender women from women's sports, it says it
Speaker 2: it bans male born athletes from competing in women's sports
Speaker 2: and federally funded institutions, schools and universities and shit like that.
Speaker 2: So that's a that's a great step in the right direction. Again,
Speaker 2: a thing that should have never come in the first place.
Speaker 2: Any logical minding thing, logical minded thinking person would know that.
Speaker 2: But no, everybody wants to be inclusive. They don't want
Speaker 2: to hear anybody's feelings. Yes, you're a girl, sweetie, you
Speaker 2: are a girl. Meanwhile, you got fucking shoulders like Brock Lesner.
Speaker 2: It's like, you ain't fooling me. Okay, I'm not calling you,
Speaker 2: Karen Brock. The South Park episode they did about that
Speaker 2: was so perfect.
Speaker 3: You had PC principle and his wife who was doing
Speaker 3: like the CrossFit National Competition or whatever, and then you
Speaker 3: had a guy that looked like it was dressed like
Speaker 3: macho man Randy Savage, that claimed that he was a
Speaker 3: female two weeks ago and got implants and now is
Speaker 3: a biological woman and was like doing the most to
Speaker 3: take out these women, and the PC principle had to
Speaker 3: be like.
Speaker 4: Well, it's a it's great.
Speaker 3: We live in a time where women can do what
Speaker 3: they feel is right and all this. And his wife
Speaker 3: is over there with like a black eye and a
Speaker 3: busted lip, and she's like wanting to be progressive and
Speaker 3: liberal but also understands that that entire thing was bullshit
Speaker 3: and they just have to eat crow.
Speaker 4: It's like, yes again, South Park just doesn't miss.
Speaker 2: The worst one is whenever it's fighting too, you know,
Speaker 2: like boxing. Emmy booheard especially. We saw that at the
Speaker 2: fucking event in South Carolina. It's like, dude, this guy
Speaker 2: is not passing as a woman anywhere he goes.
Speaker 3: No, he's six' three weighs two twenty of solid, muscle
Speaker 3: and there's no way that he should be fighting a
Speaker 3: five five to ten, female let alone one of these
Speaker 3: five to, four one hundred and thirty pounds soaking wet.
Speaker 3: Women there's no fucking. Way and he not. She he
Speaker 3: just lost his title in the. League An english woman
Speaker 3: came here and beat the breaks.
Speaker 2: Off of his.
Speaker 3: Ass oh because he got fat and let his cardio
Speaker 3: go by the way his side and he couldn't do
Speaker 3: shit or. Fuck This english chick beat the absolute dog
Speaker 3: shit out of.
Speaker 2: Him And i'm so fucking here for, it, dude and
Speaker 2: for all the wrestling fans out, there just to give
Speaker 2: you an idea about what he looks. Like he looks
Speaker 2: Like Damian. Priest have you ever seen that? Wrestler, NO i,
Speaker 2: mean he's kind of like they're trying to push him
Speaker 2: as like the New, Undertaker but, anyway he's a, yeah
Speaker 2: big fucking, guy is.
Speaker 3: What i'm not gonna drop names for this individual BECAUSE
Speaker 3: i don't even want to give them that kind of.
Speaker 2: Credibility fuck them.
Speaker 3: In all, Regards, okay it's just a piece of shit
Speaker 3: human being through and through and think.
Speaker 2: About, it like from the man who is pretending to
Speaker 2: be a woman's, perspective like if you, win what do
Speaker 2: you really? Win and if you, lose we're making fun
Speaker 2: of you because you lost to a.
Speaker 3: Girl and it's not even like this dude was a
Speaker 3: bad fighter in the men's. Division this dude is an
Speaker 3: extremely capable fighter against, men against, me against other.
Speaker 4: Dudes the whole.
Speaker 3: Years, yeah and then swaps over to the female division
Speaker 3: and is it's, like, no fuck that, Dude fuck that
Speaker 3: you want to call yourself a, Female you want to
Speaker 3: wear dresses to the, tournament and, SHIT i don't really,
Speaker 3: CARE i. Don't, okay you're a free human being and
Speaker 3: you're not hurting anybody by doing. This but when it
Speaker 3: comes time to armor, up no fuck, that you got a.
Speaker 3: Dick you're fighting with the other swinging. Dicks get the
Speaker 3: fuck out of.
Speaker 2: Here, yeah it's just.
Speaker 3: Weird and last seems to be a woman but still
Speaker 3: fucks women and is not, gay and it's.
Speaker 2: It, yeah it's it's so. Fuck. Uh that's that's a weird. Dichotomy.
Speaker 2: There the last one we're gonna go, over at least
Speaker 2: on this list is, uh the symbolic or cultural. Wins
Speaker 2: so it Restores National day Of prayer as federal. Holiday
Speaker 2: so it says symbolic move to promote traditional, value values
Speaker 2: and spiritual foundation for the. COUNTRY i like.
Speaker 3: It and also that's not an Inherently christian. Thing every,
Speaker 3: religion every, religion your. Pagan you now have a national
Speaker 3: holiday where you can go out there and do your pagan.
Speaker 4: Rituals go for. It who's stopping.
Speaker 2: You we have freedom of religion in this.
Speaker 3: Country you're you're A, muslim you want to fuck, yeah
Speaker 3: get after.
Speaker 2: It let's go go. Ahead, so as we stated, before
Speaker 2: all of the news, channels, uh Excluding, FOX i think
Speaker 2: they're they're pretty pro Big Beautiful, bill as you would,
Speaker 2: expect but a lot of them are pushing a lot
Speaker 2: of fear and they're actually just outright lying about a
Speaker 2: lot of. It and SO i had to go check
Speaker 2: Out Alex jones see what he was saying about. It
Speaker 2: and this is from Info, wars and it says Debunking
Speaker 2: democrat lies About Trump's Big Beautiful. Bill it says conservatives
Speaker 2: are Exposing democrat and media false claims About President Trump's
Speaker 2: Big Beautiful, bill currently making its way through Through. Congress
Speaker 2: and likely soon to be signed by the. Potus this
Speaker 2: IS i thought it was already, signed was it.
Speaker 3: Not it just got passed, Today so now it has
Speaker 3: to go Onto trump's desk to uh to be signed.
Speaker 2: Too, yeah so it's basically signed. Already he's the one
Speaker 2: that fucking came up with. It it's gonna get signed.
Speaker 2: Tomorrow that was a big.
Speaker 3: Thing he wanted it to be done on the, fourth
Speaker 3: but it had to go through this process, first which
Speaker 3: is why it passed, today which is why it's going
Speaker 3: to be on his desk tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Morning AND i SEE i see a lot of rechargs
Speaker 2: ON ti saying See project twenty twenty. Five it's right,
Speaker 2: here this is what they're. Passing and it's like did
Speaker 2: you read? It like did you even go over it
Speaker 2: or d and fifty pages are you taking just somebody's
Speaker 2: like shitty interpretation of what it. Says and so all.
Speaker 3: They're worried about is THE snap benefits and The medicaid,
Speaker 3: benefits and that's the two things that they're pissed, about
Speaker 3: even though the majority Of america is in favor of,
Speaker 3: that and we run a country where majority.
Speaker 4: RULES i, know it's not. Fun it's. Not it's not,
Speaker 4: fair except it, is, though except it is.
Speaker 2: Though we got to save. Democracy, well, yeah this is
Speaker 2: democracy at work right, here, baby.
Speaker 3: This is democracy in action right. Now i'm sorry you
Speaker 3: don't like your elected. Officials take them the next time
Speaker 3: that an open election comes, up battle them in the,
Speaker 3: primaries because they are speaking on behalf of their constituents right,
Speaker 3: now and they. Won it was a close. Race it
Speaker 3: was two eighteen to two fourteen or something along these.
Speaker 3: Lines but either way it goes the. Majority he has.
Speaker 3: Ruled i'm very, sorry.
Speaker 2: Says appearing ON Cnn, WEDNESDAY Gop Representative Tim burchett out
Speaker 2: Of tennessee accused mainstream media of trying to Scare america
Speaker 2: by claiming millions of people are going to be cut
Speaker 2: off of this, thing. Medicaid so clarifying who will be
Speaker 2: actually cut off of, Medicaid burchett, said you're talking about
Speaker 2: the people that are on it, illegally that are gaming the.
Speaker 2: System and you ought to do the math on this,
Speaker 2: deal and it does not do anything you. Said and
Speaker 2: all you've done is Scare america and you're not doing
Speaker 2: a service to this, country. Ma'am he fucking went hard right.
Speaker 2: There he did, so it, says elaborating On democrat fear
Speaker 2: mongering about cuts To, medicaid the older millennial End quotes
Speaker 2: posted a video explaining illegal aliens will be removed From medicaid,
Speaker 2: eligibility bad debt will no longer be covered by, taxpayers
Speaker 2: and hospitals will no longer be allowed to Charge medicaid
Speaker 2: recipient's higher. Prices with those three cuts, alone taxpayers will
Speaker 2: save over two hundred. Billion so it, says when you
Speaker 2: actually read the big beautiful bill cuts To, medicaid you'll
Speaker 2: realize Every democrat and mainstream media outlet is lying through their.
Speaker 2: Teeth No american would ever be against any of, This
Speaker 2: and here are the. Facts and actually we can go
Speaker 2: to The twitter article here or The twitter. Post so
Speaker 2: this is By Wall Street, apes which is a pretty cool.
Speaker 2: Name but it says when you actually read, so they're
Speaker 2: lying through their. Teeth No american would ever be against
Speaker 2: any of. This here are the, facts and this is
Speaker 2: just the first page of. Cuts it says cut number,
Speaker 2: one saving thirty five billion dollars over ten. Years it
Speaker 2: limits federal health program eligibility based on citizenship. STATUS i
Speaker 2: don't know how people like illegals were getting it in
Speaker 2: the first, Place.
Speaker 3: Like what because they could just apply for it and
Speaker 3: just get it. Right but to that, point just real,
Speaker 3: quick this whole, big beautiful, bill it is talking about
Speaker 3: cutting The medicaid by nine hundred and thirty billion dollars
Speaker 3: in the next ten. Years, okay that would be nine
Speaker 3: point three billion per year that it's, Cutting, jonathan real,
Speaker 3: quick do you know how much we are spending annually
Speaker 3: on medications and medical aid for illegal? IMMIGRANTS i don't
Speaker 3: one hundred and sixteen billion you, Okay so we were
Speaker 3: talking about cutting medicaid by ten nine hundred and thirty
Speaker 3: billion over the next ten years when we are spending
Speaker 3: one hundred and sixteen billion annually on. Them so if
Speaker 3: my math be math in, Here american citizens are not
Speaker 3: going to lose.
Speaker 2: Medicaid strowing it out sounds about. Right it, says that's
Speaker 2: just saying that people who are here illegally don't get
Speaker 2: to use. Medicaid it's something you have told us isn't happening,
Speaker 2: Anyway so you obviously should agree with that.
Speaker 4: Cut, Agreed.
Speaker 2: Okay cut number two it Eliminates medicare kevern coverage of bad,
Speaker 2: debts saving forty two billion dollars over ten. Years do
Speaker 2: you know what bad debt? Is you probably, don't so
Speaker 2: let me explain it to. You bad debt is where
Speaker 2: you have a debt with a hospital beyond what your coverage. Says, so,
Speaker 2: like let's say you have private health. Insurance, now your
Speaker 2: health insurance is going to pay their, piece and then
Speaker 2: you have your leftover. Piece, now if you don't pay,
Speaker 2: that that's what is known as bad. Debt, now under
Speaker 2: no circumstances will your private health insurance cover your bad. Debt,
Speaker 2: however if you Have, medicaid The american taxpayer will cover
Speaker 2: up to sixty five percent of that. Debt, now how
Speaker 2: hospitals use that to their advantage is that they up
Speaker 2: the prices for people On medicaid because, obviously therefore making
Speaker 2: that bad debt increase, dramatically and The american taxpayer pays
Speaker 2: sixty five percent of. That all this would say is
Speaker 2: that we're not going to do that. Anymore, therefore hospitals
Speaker 2: can't charge more for people On medicaid because they're not
Speaker 2: going to make any extra money from. It who would
Speaker 2: be opposed to?
Speaker 3: That NOW i understand that they're saying that this will
Speaker 3: make private insurance go up to cover the cost that
Speaker 3: they would be losing on The medicaid supplements and all
Speaker 3: of these. Things but that is not a, guarantee not.
Speaker 3: REALLY i, mean, honestly our medical system is so overpriced
Speaker 3: and hyped up for man your reason of corruption. Insurance
Speaker 3: so it's this can be fixed in. House the hospitals
Speaker 3: themselves can do that on their. Own and they're, saying,
Speaker 3: well more rural areas won't be able to get the
Speaker 3: medical aid and financing they need to do their jobs more.
Speaker 4: Effectively that's. Bullshit that's absolute. Bullshit.
Speaker 2: Yeah cut number, three the Next medicare site neutrality is
Speaker 2: set to save one hundred and forty eight billion dollars
Speaker 2: over the next ten. Years that's. One that one's actually really.
Speaker 2: Simple all that it says is that hospitals can't charge
Speaker 2: people On medicare And medicaid. More it's it just says
Speaker 2: that they have to charge people On medicare And medicaid
Speaker 2: the same prices they charge people on price health insurance or.
Speaker 2: Cash is there anyone who's supposed to, That, NO i
Speaker 2: don't think. So, agreed it, Says so now from just those,
Speaker 2: three we're looking at two hundred plus billion dollars in. Savings,
Speaker 2: now imagine If i'd said that we're going to cut
Speaker 2: two hundred plus two hundred billion dollars for, medicaid y'all
Speaker 2: would freak. Out, however when you whenever you do a
Speaker 2: little bit of, research when you actually look into the
Speaker 2: topic that you're bitching about making tiktoks, about you can
Speaker 2: see that that two hundred billion dollars worth of cuts
Speaker 2: that you agree. With LIKE i just showed you one
Speaker 2: quarter of all the cuts they want to. Make and
Speaker 2: here's the, thing if you remotely have any fucking common,
Speaker 2: sense you don't disagree with any of.
Speaker 3: Them so what we're saying is that a two DOLLARS
Speaker 3: iv bag that costs you one hundred and fifty dollars
Speaker 3: or two hundred dollars in some, cases, well possibly the
Speaker 3: price of that could go down because they're no longer
Speaker 3: just charging out the ass because they know the government's going.
Speaker 2: To pay them for.
Speaker 3: It now they might actually be fair and balanced on.
Speaker 3: It maybe the price of everything can go down instead
Speaker 3: of going up as they're saying it's guaranteed going to.
Speaker 4: DO i don't know how it's gonna shake.
Speaker 3: Out BUT i am very much in favor of how
Speaker 3: they're talking about cutting medicaid at this.
Speaker 2: Moment Pro trump political Commentator Charlie. KIRK i like. HIM
Speaker 2: i know some people think he's a. DOUCHE i like
Speaker 2: him because he's the one of our universities and. Stuff,
Speaker 2: right he can be a douche.
Speaker 3: Like he does have some douchey, tendencies BUT i will
Speaker 3: also say that that's brought out of. Him he doesn't
Speaker 3: go to these campuses with the intention of pissing people.
Speaker 3: Off he's going there to open, form have public, debates
Speaker 3: to try to hear the opposition and have some education. Conversation,
Speaker 3: okay now these people start being shitty to, him and
Speaker 3: he can be way shittier right, back and he can
Speaker 3: bring receipts to show why he's, correct and he'll make
Speaker 3: you feel dumb the entire.
Speaker 2: Time he could prove it, mathematically all these. Things but,
Speaker 2: NO i like. HIM i.
Speaker 3: Do.
Speaker 2: Yeah you'll see like random people out at the university
Speaker 2: saying fuck, you you white, supremacist piece of shit it
Speaker 2: and he's, like, well show me how my white SUPREMACIST
Speaker 2: i want to, Hear, like what do you mean by?
Speaker 2: Right like are what are the exact? Ingredients to that
Speaker 2: like other than just words coming out of your, mouth it's.
Speaker 2: Bullshit but, yeah, So Charlie kirk posted a list of
Speaker 2: wins found in The Big Beautiful built known as THE,
Speaker 2: bbb such as the largest tax cut in history for
Speaker 2: middle and working Class, americans no taxes on, tips no
Speaker 2: tax on, overtime no tax On Social, security and no
Speaker 2: tax on made In america auto. Loans THE maga bill
Speaker 2: also promises to deport at least one million illegal aliens a,
Speaker 2: year protecting it wants to protect family farms from double,
Speaker 2: taxation and continue building the border, wall modernizes THE us,
Speaker 2: military among other. Measures so, yeah pretty, solid it. Says,
Speaker 2: meanwhile the leftist political establishments serious case Of trump derangement
Speaker 2: system or, syndrome rather prohibits them from supporting anything tied
Speaker 2: to The president of The United, states no matter how
Speaker 2: much it i benefit The american. People that's absolutely. True
Speaker 2: it's echo. Chamber they're absolutely. Brainwashed that's why it's Called
Speaker 2: trump derangement syndrome in the first, place, because as you said,
Speaker 2: earlier the fucking guy could come up with the cure
Speaker 2: for you know, Whatever it could come up with a
Speaker 2: cure for, cancer and they'd be like maybe those people like,
Speaker 2: cancer maybe they like, it maybe they want to have,
Speaker 2: cancer you, know and it's just fucking that's the derangement.
Speaker 2: Syndrome do you even.
Speaker 3: Think about those, poor underprivileged doctors that are gonna be
Speaker 3: out of?
Speaker 2: Work? Now how dare you come up with the cure for?
Speaker 3: Cancer and it's like like you hear yourself out, loud,
Speaker 3: right that's that's basically what these people are doing right.
Speaker 2: Now how about my Boy Alex jones selling methylene blue.
Speaker 2: Capsules i've seen. That i've seen.
Speaker 3: THAT i also saw The Hodge twins have their own
Speaker 3: their own sponsorship with The Methaline blue.
Speaker 2: Company, now so is the same with that that fucking
Speaker 2: what is his? Name he always goes he's like one
Speaker 2: Of Joe rogan's, boys the big muscle guy used to
Speaker 2: be in. Boxing, SHIT i can't believe people that fit that. Description,
Speaker 2: anyway he's like boys With Brian collen and all. Them
Speaker 2: you'll IF i said the name it would you would know.
Speaker 2: It but, anyway he's also selling the methylene blue as.
Speaker 2: Well so for all the people out there that are
Speaker 2: saying That i'm poisoning, Myself i'm, okay all. Right SOMETIMES
Speaker 2: i peel a little. Blue SOMETIMES i peel little. Green
Speaker 2: outside of, THAT i am all, RIGHT i, MEAN i
Speaker 2: guess so.
Speaker 3: Right but, okay keeping on with the conversation about the
Speaker 3: big Beautiful, bill there was some things about gun rights
Speaker 3: that were in this big beautiful bill THAT i was.
Speaker 3: HOPEFUL i was hopeful that they were going to pretty
Speaker 3: much just remove THE, nfa which they should have done
Speaker 3: a long time. Ago, instead they last, minute and by last,
Speaker 3: MINUTE i mean as of, yesterday they changed the wording
Speaker 3: in it to where they were kind of limiting, it
Speaker 3: but we still had to pay an extortion. Fee then
Speaker 3: last minute today they changed it again in another. Regard
Speaker 3: so it's it's it's very, complicated and it doesn't apply
Speaker 3: to every single person who's a two way.
Speaker 4: Supporter but at the same, time it.
Speaker 3: Might, okay so for, suppressors not, silencers that's not a real.
Speaker 6: Thing.
Speaker 2: Suppressors you we were talking about it.
Speaker 3: As if they will take away the need to register
Speaker 3: them as an independent, item BECAUSE i think it's fucking.
Speaker 3: Stupid if you are somebody who does a fair amount of,
Speaker 3: shooting having a suppressor could really save your, hearing, Okay
Speaker 3: or if you're a, hunter having a suppressor on a
Speaker 3: weapon that you're using for hunting. Purposes, Yeah i'm not
Speaker 3: saying that it's gonna be a complete silent weapon and
Speaker 3: you're gonna you, know the forest won't know that you
Speaker 3: just shot, something but it can absolutely make the difference
Speaker 3: in the rest of your hunt that. Day if you
Speaker 3: fire one shot in the morning and now the rest
Speaker 3: of the day is fuck because the whole forest just
Speaker 3: heard you fire a cannon as opposed to a couple
Speaker 3: of little plot, plops and maybe in about an hour
Speaker 3: the natural ambiance of the woods will come back and
Speaker 3: you can continue hunting even For i'm just saying there's
Speaker 3: benefits for having a suppressor on a civilian standpoint and
Speaker 3: not need to register with THE. Nfa but let's bring this.
Speaker 3: IN i got a four and a half minute. Video
Speaker 3: this is From Washington Gun. Law, Okay i'm gonna shout
Speaker 3: out him on, YouTube William, kirk and, uh let's hear
Speaker 3: what he's got to say about the, big beautiful bill
Speaker 3: and what it means for the TWO a.
Speaker 10: Community hello, again, everyone welcome To Washington Gun LAW. Tv
Speaker 10: I'm Washington Gun Law President William. Kirk thanks for joining.
Speaker 10: Us coming to you from our Central washington locations over,
Speaker 10: here trying to relax for the holiday. Weekend that word
Speaker 10: that there was a huge vote going on at The
Speaker 10: United States House. Representatives that's, Right The Big Beautiful, Bill
Speaker 10: House resolution one has in fact passed out of The
Speaker 10: house via vote of two eighteen to two. Fourteen it
Speaker 10: now heads to The president's desk for signature that will
Speaker 10: likely occur. TOMORROW i know many of you are wondering
Speaker 10: what does this actually mean to your gun? Rights so
Speaker 10: today let's spend a few minutes and let's talk about
Speaker 10: so what does The Big Beautiful bill do.
Speaker 2: For my gun? Rights because everybody's, clear don't get.
Speaker 3: Scared that was his. Intro there's a gunfire going on around.
Speaker 3: You you're, okay pretty cool? Intro ACTUALLY i think. So
Speaker 3: but some people get scared when they hear. POPS i don't.
Speaker 10: Know, Anyway, America we're gonna make this a very quick.
Speaker 10: Video we're gonna make it a very short video because,
Speaker 10: hey it's a holiday. Weekend you guys probably got better
Speaker 10: things to be doing than Watching washington gun.
Speaker 4: Law as we, know we got.
Speaker 10: Teased we thought that we were gonna get suppressors and
Speaker 10: short barrel rifles and short barrel shotguns and all sorts
Speaker 10: of other things removed from the purview of THE. Nfa
Speaker 10: did that? Happen, Answer, no it. Didn't what did, happen, However,
Speaker 10: well if you are gonna be procuring a, suppressor a
Speaker 10: short barrel, rifle a short barrel, shotgun or any other,
Speaker 10: weapon aow's the tax stamp ninety days from the date
Speaker 10: in which the president signs.
Speaker 2: It will be zero.
Speaker 10: Dollars you will be a to get them tax. Free
Speaker 10: these new regulations do not apply to automatic weapons or
Speaker 10: other destructive. Devices so the legislation goes into effect ninety
Speaker 10: days from the president's, signature anticipating that The president will sign.
Speaker 2: It Tomorrow july.
Speaker 10: Fourth that new law and all of those new laws
Speaker 10: will go into Effect october second of this. Year will
Speaker 10: you still be required to fill out A form one
Speaker 10: Or form?
Speaker 7: Four?
Speaker 4: Yes will these.
Speaker 10: Items still be registered with the federal government and placed
Speaker 10: on THE Nfrtr, yes they, will but the financial barrier
Speaker 10: has been.
Speaker 4: Removed.
Speaker 10: NOW i think that most of us can agree that
Speaker 10: this is a small victory and a good, victory but
Speaker 10: it is not the victory that many of you want.
Speaker 10: IT i understand, That, okay and, ULTIMATELY i don't think
Speaker 10: that the two hundred dollars tax stamp is the biggest
Speaker 10: barrier for people getting into THE nfa. ITEMS i honestly
Speaker 10: do believe it is the federal requirements of registration and
Speaker 10: things such as that that is the biggest hurdle for
Speaker 10: people getting into. THEM i know that many people have
Speaker 10: said that this is going to open up all sorts
Speaker 10: of avenues for new potential successful.
Speaker 4: Litigation time will.
Speaker 10: Tell WHAT i also know is that a lot of
Speaker 10: you out there right now are completely freaking out saying
Speaker 10: that you got betrayed and that you're never going to
Speaker 10: support any of these politicians or. Organizations, Again i'm not
Speaker 10: telling you that you're, wrong But i'm also not saying
Speaker 10: that you're. RIGHT i think all of us need to
Speaker 10: take a couple of. Days let's chill, out let's Enjoy
Speaker 10: Independence day, weekend and let's figure out, where after the dust,
Speaker 10: settles where we truly, sit and we'll figure out what
Speaker 10: our next appropriate steps. ARE i will tell you that right,
Speaker 10: now IF i was going to place individual blame on
Speaker 10: any one, individual well it'd probably be On Senator John.
Speaker 10: Thune but the bottom line Is america is that The trump,
Speaker 10: administration which has in fact promised the advancement Of Second amendment,
Speaker 10: rights continues to deliver on those. Promises we have seen
Speaker 10: significant changes with THE atf and The department Of. Justice
Speaker 10: we have seen significant changes in the litigation posture of The.
Speaker 4: United States department Of.
Speaker 10: Justice and now we have seen significant tax breaks given
Speaker 10: to individuals who are gonna attempt to PURCHASE nfa. Items
Speaker 10: it Is House resolution. One we're gonna link it up down.
Speaker 10: Below it is passed out of The house by the
Speaker 10: vote of two eighteen to two, fourteen and we'll head
Speaker 10: to The president's desk for signature. Tomorrow, listen in the,
Speaker 10: meantime if you guys got any questions about.
Speaker 3: This all, right so to kind of bring about what
Speaker 3: he was saying, Here, okay short bare rifles are AN nfa. Item,
Speaker 3: basically you have to register them especially and, separately and
Speaker 3: up until this you had to pay an extra two
Speaker 3: hundred dollars, tax which for this.
Speaker 4: Is a complete extortion.
Speaker 3: Fee there's nothing that that money goes to other than
Speaker 3: just paying the fine to have a, weapon which is
Speaker 3: Your Second amendment. Right, OKAY i understand some people are
Speaker 3: not in favor of civilians owning machine, guns although there
Speaker 3: are a couple of ways you can do that, legally
Speaker 3: and that's that's a conversation for another. DAY i personally
Speaker 3: would love to get my hands on a belt fitted
Speaker 3: to keep for my own personal. Collection that's just. Me but, anyway,
Speaker 3: suppressors we're in the same. Conversation short barrel, shotguns we're
Speaker 3: in the same. Conversation there's also a thing aow that
Speaker 3: some people will see within the. Litigation that means any
Speaker 3: other weapon that may fall into this, category you now
Speaker 3: no longer have to pay the two hundred dollars, fine
Speaker 3: but you still have to register.
Speaker 2: Them so to the people out, THERE i get.
Speaker 3: It just like our boy just told us, HERE i,
Speaker 3: understand AND i personally feel a little a little pissed
Speaker 3: off that THE nfa wasn't just outright taken away. Completely
Speaker 3: we still have to register these. Things if you're gonna
Speaker 3: play that registration, game you know What i'm. Saying but
Speaker 3: if you're gonna be a law abiding citizen about, it,
Speaker 3: okay you still have to file the. Paperwork i'm not
Speaker 3: a fan of, this but we also need to acknowledge
Speaker 3: that any victory for the two a community small or
Speaker 3: large is still a.
Speaker 2: Victory.
Speaker 3: Okay the government has been in the business of taking
Speaker 3: away gun rights for. Years the fact that we even
Speaker 3: have a small step in this direction cannot be. Understated
Speaker 3: and like he, said this opens the possibility for more
Speaker 3: litigation to go in our favor in the near. Future
Speaker 3: BUT i also would like to give this this statement
Speaker 3: here for anybody that would like to let the person
Speaker 3: in question that he just. SAID i think his name
Speaker 3: was a senator From South, DAKOTA i forget the Name
Speaker 3: John dune or.
Speaker 4: Something here's how this took.
Speaker 3: Place the wording was changed last minute from a parliamentarian,
Speaker 3: who if you don't know what that, means is an
Speaker 3: unelected official that can be fired at any time by
Speaker 3: the senator in. Question this, lady who has no fucking
Speaker 3: business being around the TWO a community, whatsoever is directly
Speaker 3: responsible for changing the wording last, minute throwing it in the,
Speaker 3: bill and trying to be slick about. It if you
Speaker 3: would like to call That South dakota senator to let
Speaker 3: him know what your thoughts, are the number is TWO
Speaker 3: o two two two four two three two. One i'm
Speaker 3: gonna say that number. Again this is his direct office
Speaker 3: number for his. Administration to zero two two two four
Speaker 3: two three two, one go ahead and give him a
Speaker 3: call and let him know that he needs to fire
Speaker 3: the parliamentarian. Lady that changed the, wording that ended up
Speaker 3: making it to where we still got to register this.
Speaker 3: Shit we were so close to having actual freedom and
Speaker 3: that just got taken by one.
Speaker 2: Bitch. Wow so, yeah damn giving out. NUMBERS i like
Speaker 2: it once.
Speaker 3: Again to zero two two two four two three two
Speaker 3: one two oh two is the area code For, WASHINGTON.
Speaker 4: Dc you good cult members do with that information what you.
Speaker 2: Will solid all, Right, yeah, WELL i MEAN i think
Speaker 2: we pretty much wrapped up what we were able. To,
Speaker 2: uh you have more than you want to get. INTO i.
Speaker 2: DO i.
Speaker 3: Do, indeed let's see we talked about that one oh,
Speaker 3: yeah so if we're going to keep it one, hundred
Speaker 3: then we're gonna go ahead and keep it one that,
Speaker 3: well right as we, Do so we got this, lady
Speaker 3: she's sipping a little bit of hater, aide and as
Speaker 3: we just went through the entirety of well not the,
Speaker 3: entirety but a very comprehensive list of what the big
Speaker 3: beautiful bill is talking about, here let's go ahead and hear.
Speaker 2: What the opposition might have an issue with as far
Speaker 2: as is. Concerned are you? READY i am all?
Speaker 6: Right pard and evil stuff in the big beautiful bill
Speaker 6: that's not getting enough. COVERAGE i hold this one billionaires in.
Speaker 6: Space it's a provision that allows for public funds to
Speaker 6: fund private space projects Like Elon MUSK'S SpaceX Or Jeff
Speaker 6: Bezos Blue. Origin municipal bonds are typically used to fund
Speaker 6: infrastructure projects like. Airports now space ports are eligible for
Speaker 6: tax exempt facility, bonds in other, words tax free investment
Speaker 6: in their. Companies but what is a space. Port it's
Speaker 6: to find us facilities close to a launch site that
Speaker 6: are used to, manufacture, assemble or repair spacecraft or used
Speaker 6: for flight control. Operations sound? FAMILIAR i call this next.
Speaker 6: One please give money for. Prison private prison contractors will
Speaker 6: get a forty five billion dollar funding boost FOR ice
Speaker 6: detention centers over the next four. Years prison contractors Like
Speaker 6: geogroup And courcivic were both major donors To trump's inauguration
Speaker 6: and THE gop and. Bonding trump's attorney general used to
Speaker 6: lobby For. Geo Wayne, calibraci The geogroup, president, said we
Speaker 6: ASSURED ice of our capability to rapidly scale up our
Speaker 6: capabilities to monitor and oversee several hundreds of thousands or
Speaker 6: even several millions of individuals in order to achieve the
Speaker 6: federal government's immigration law compliance. Objectives on a, call geo's
Speaker 6: executive chairman, said this is an unprecedented. OPPORTUNITY i call
Speaker 6: this the.
Speaker 3: Real, quick real quick breakdown those, too because she's real
Speaker 3: won't do them really. Quick so she's basically saying for
Speaker 3: the space program thing that you, know you've ever heard,
Speaker 3: of like buying a war bond right for the. Country
Speaker 3: so what they're saying is that the government will be
Speaker 3: able to buy bonds to help the infrastructure growth for
Speaker 3: space programs at the private. Sector but that also means
Speaker 3: that civilians could buy space bonds essentially to help elon
Speaker 3: or Or bezos or whoever else go about these.
Speaker 2: Projects, OKAY i don't where a problem with.
Speaker 3: That what's the issue?
Speaker 4: Here what are?
Speaker 7: We?
Speaker 3: What WHAT i?
Speaker 2: Mean, yeah it's it's freedom to Support. HUH i don't
Speaker 2: see why that would be an, issue.
Speaker 4: And it cuts the legs out FROM.
Speaker 3: Nasa i'm in favor of, That SO i, AGAIN i
Speaker 3: don't know what her issue with that is other than
Speaker 3: it's helping out rich.
Speaker 4: Dudes but, yeah, OKAY.
Speaker 2: I want this kind of, person these kind of people
Speaker 2: to keep up that same energy whenever there's A democrat
Speaker 2: in The house next. Time BECAUSE i guarantee you she
Speaker 2: was not calling out any of that. Shit it's just
Speaker 2: amazing the, anyway go. Ahead if this is what you
Speaker 2: got to complain, about then you're having a fucking good. Day.
Speaker 3: Right and then the prison, System, OKAY i understand that
Speaker 3: prisons are private. Entities we did a whole episode about, that,
Speaker 3: Right i'm with, YOU pambondi used to lobby for these.
Speaker 3: Groups i'm with you on that. Too calibrazy, SAME i get.
Speaker 2: It but.
Speaker 4: That's the.
Speaker 2: Thing if we're.
Speaker 3: Gonna call out the private sector of prisons for being
Speaker 3: a money making operation and how they get paid based
Speaker 3: off of how many cells are, full and they're the
Speaker 3: judicial system in this country is so fucked in order
Speaker 3: to keep prisons.
Speaker 4: Full, yo we can have that. Conversation i'm here for
Speaker 4: that whole.
Speaker 3: Day but you're mad that they were willing to scale
Speaker 3: up the operations to take the massive influx of illegals
Speaker 3: AS ice is deporting. Them, No i'm what we have
Speaker 3: to do that we have to house them at least
Speaker 3: for a time before they're.
Speaker 2: Deported, YEAH i DON'T i don't get The. Gripe i'm supporting.
Speaker 3: THIS i don't like prisons being a private entity and
Speaker 3: how they just got a forty five billion dollar you,
Speaker 3: know tax break or.
Speaker 4: WHATEVER i get.
Speaker 3: IT i get why if you're looking at it from
Speaker 3: a certain. Perspective, oh it's just the rich helping out
Speaker 3: other rich. Dudes but the overarching purpose behind that particular
Speaker 3: hookup is to Help america as a. Whole So i'm
Speaker 3: not mad at that. Either but, okay, yeah all, Right.
Speaker 2: Well let's see what else she asked To gripe about, Then, yeah, next, well.
Speaker 6: Buying stuff for. Corporations this provision allows companies to fully
Speaker 6: write off the cost of investments like, machinery, vehicles and other.
Speaker 6: Equipment the technical term is one hundred percent bonus. Appreciation
Speaker 6: small businesses don't have endless profits and high tax, bills
Speaker 6: so they can't buyd major machines with cash on hand
Speaker 6: and then write it. All so who does benefit big
Speaker 6: companies Like, Facebook, verizon And Edison. International this provision was
Speaker 6: in the twenty seventeen tax plan Under Donald trump's. Administration
Speaker 6: it was supposed to be, temporary but they're trying to
Speaker 6: bring it. Back corporations that benefit in the most just
Speaker 6: sixty seven billion dollars as a. Result that's an average
Speaker 6: of over two point six billion dollars per. CORPORATION i
Speaker 6: bought a car one, time, too BUT i don't get
Speaker 6: to write it. Off my taxes using machines and vehicles
Speaker 6: are kind of the cost of doing. Business, now, MAREK
Speaker 6: u shouldn't take on more debt to pay For facebook.
Speaker 2: STOCK i call this, nick, okay real, quick real. Fuck
Speaker 2: she doesn't understand how taxes.
Speaker 4: Work she doesn't understand how business.
Speaker 3: Works Even, okay a small business, owner if you buy a,
Speaker 3: car you can now write that off as a business
Speaker 3: expense for your.
Speaker 4: Business and it's a one hundred percent right.
Speaker 2: Off by the, way anybody can can form AN, Llc
Speaker 2: like anybody. Can you don't have to be somebody special AN.
Speaker 2: Llc you know it costs like what one hundred two
Speaker 2: hundred bucks or something like. That state the. State it is,
Speaker 2: different but it's not.
Speaker 4: Difficult.
Speaker 2: Bro, like maybe you have a fucking crafting. Thing now
Speaker 2: you're saying that my crafting business now gets to write
Speaker 2: off a. Car why is that?
Speaker 3: Bad why is this a bad thing of these companies
Speaker 3: who benefits from. It buying machinery is just kind of
Speaker 3: the cost of. Business, no fuck. You IF i own
Speaker 3: a farm And i'm buying a New koboda or a
Speaker 3: New mahingder, tractor name your name brand that's huge and
Speaker 3: expensive in all of these, THINGS.
Speaker 4: I can write that off one hundred.
Speaker 3: Percent, now, yo fuck it with The it's only the
Speaker 3: big CEOs that benefit from. That, no it's fucking not.
Speaker 2: Everybody, Yeah and that's the thing is, that you, know
Speaker 2: it's kind of like the first video that we played
Speaker 2: at the beginning of the, show whenever she's, like, look
Speaker 2: just because big corporations and big companies and CEOs and
Speaker 2: shit can write off certain, things it doesn't necessarily mean
Speaker 2: that it's bad or because they're saving money it's a bad.
Speaker 2: Thing everybody gets to do. It like the idea that
Speaker 2: you can write off, machinery that's only going to lure
Speaker 2: in more companies that know that they can write off that.
Speaker 3: Shit it's fucking Pro. America and how is that bad
Speaker 3: for The american? Taxpayer Like i'm, Trying i'm trying to
Speaker 3: do the mental gymnastics understand what this white woman is
Speaker 3: talking about. Here so you're you're telling me that it
Speaker 3: is bad for me as a taxpayer That apple can
Speaker 3: buy machinery to run their. Factory how does that hurt
Speaker 3: my tax? Bracket i'm so lost on the mental hoops
Speaker 3: that she's jumping through.
Speaker 2: Here, well because you, know and that's that's unfortunately the
Speaker 2: way the extreme left is. Gone they think, that, well
Speaker 2: if that that there's some kind of quota on the
Speaker 2: tax system or, whatever so if the billionaires aren't paying,
Speaker 2: it then that that leads everybody else to pick up the.
Speaker 2: Slack and that's not the case really at. All like how.
Speaker 3: This, works. Dude your tax bracket is your tax, bracket
Speaker 3: regardless of What musk And bezos And zuckerberg claimed on their.
Speaker 4: Taxes that's not how this.
Speaker 2: Goes just because the billionaire's taxes are being lowered does
Speaker 2: not mean yours gets. Hired that's that's that's not what's
Speaker 2: going on right. HERE i feel like it's that old
Speaker 2: lady in that. Commercial that's not how this. Works that's
Speaker 2: not how any of this works. Exactly. Anyway all, right
Speaker 2: let's go ahead and hear her fourth.
Speaker 6: Point next, One jim, injustice there are some good rocks
Speaker 6: out there that help us develop clean, energy like, lithium,
Speaker 6: coalbalt and rare earth elements that are used for solar
Speaker 6: panels and. Battery there are clean energy tax credits for
Speaker 6: projects involving critical, materials.
Speaker 4: But this bill adds a new.
Speaker 6: One it's called metallurgical. Coal it's used in steelmaking and
Speaker 6: will benefit met coal. Producers Stone, resources a major met coal,
Speaker 6: producer is controlled by the family Of West Virginia Republican
Speaker 6: Senator Jim, justice and he personally is a steak in
Speaker 6: the company worth more than fifty million dollars according to
Speaker 6: his financial. Disclosure he voted in favor of the. Bill
Speaker 6: gives a lot of handouts to people who have so
Speaker 6: much money that they never have to do their own,
Speaker 6: laundry clean their own, dishes make their own. Food SO
Speaker 6: i guess that opens up a lot of free time
Speaker 6: for lobbying the.
Speaker 3: Government, okay, okay, okay fucking hold on, now these rare
Speaker 3: earth minerals that you just named that go into the
Speaker 3: evs and. Everything once, Again White, lady find me one
Speaker 3: company that is using ethically sourced lithium and cobalt in their,
Speaker 3: materials AND i will fucking take it all.
Speaker 4: Back it's you're not gonna find.
Speaker 2: It i'm.
Speaker 3: Sorry although we have lithium mines In, america it's four
Speaker 3: times more, expensive even though there's no shipping, costs because
Speaker 3: you're In. America it's four times more expensive because it
Speaker 3: is being ethnically sourced as opposed to going to The
Speaker 3: african continent and getting it dirt cheap because they're using slave.
Speaker 3: Labor it's the same way why we have everything made In,
Speaker 3: china because they're using sweatshop.
Speaker 4: Labor and although you're paying for the cost of, shipping.
Speaker 3: It's still cheaper overall for the companies to use sweatshop
Speaker 3: labor rather than ethically sourced materials In. America so right
Speaker 3: off the, rip you're full of. Shit next you're saying
Speaker 3: that because a coal miner In america is benefiting from
Speaker 3: this tax credit and he's so read he doesn't have
Speaker 3: to do his own, laundry that that's your.
Speaker 4: Argument that's.
Speaker 3: You that is your fence against, this is that the
Speaker 3: dude's doing well enough to hire somebody and create another.
Speaker 4: Job what the fuck are we talking.
Speaker 2: About so at one point she's doing laundry and she's,
Speaker 2: cooking and then the next point she's complaining that other
Speaker 2: people don't have to do it all while she's filming
Speaker 2: content for her social media page in which she's getting,
Speaker 2: paid cooking and cleaning and doing all these other. Things
Speaker 2: like that's, ridiculous. Dude it's like it's the mental gymnastics
Speaker 2: of it.
Speaker 3: All you, Know i'm just gonna throw it. OUT i
Speaker 3: don't see a ring on her, finger AND i understand.
Speaker 3: Why i'm just Gonna i'm just gonna let it be
Speaker 3: on that.
Speaker 2: One, yeah she looks like a like A. Susan, oh
Speaker 2: she's A. Karen, oh she is A.
Speaker 3: Karen and, again just trying to understand where she's coming.
Speaker 3: From that's that's what the left is. Doing they are
Speaker 3: trying to find anything to say that this is, bad
Speaker 3: rather than just looking at it for what it. Is,
Speaker 3: well he's benefiting his business. Consent first of, all we
Speaker 3: said this from the word, go end of the, day
Speaker 3: muscle memory gun To trump's head on his.
Speaker 2: Deathbed he is a.
Speaker 3: Businessman, Yes is he a grease bomb businessman that's been
Speaker 3: rubbing elbows with the mafia since his early, Twenties, yes
Speaker 3: because that's what you do In New York city when
Speaker 3: you're that level of a construction and real estate mogul
Speaker 3: In New York.
Speaker 4: City it's a part of. It that's what he.
Speaker 3: Does AND i said this from the word, go who
Speaker 3: will he actually hook up while he's president business? Owners
Speaker 3: because that's what he, is that's what his children, are
Speaker 3: that's what his friends. Are so as The american tax
Speaker 3: system is rigged and made out to benefit business, owners
Speaker 3: it would make sense that a businessman in The White,
Speaker 3: house which is what the left and right have been
Speaker 3: begging for for, decades would hook up business.
Speaker 2: Owners i'm sorry that you don't like, that but that's
Speaker 2: the way this. Goes, yeah, yeah it's that's that's just
Speaker 2: the way the cookie. Crumbles, so, yeah she's not a
Speaker 2: very bright. INDIVIDUAL i actually didn't even like the frequency
Speaker 2: of her. Voice it kind of screached on like nails
Speaker 2: on a. Chalkboard, yeah that wasn't even four.
Speaker 4: Thirty that Was that was like three eighty five.
Speaker 2: Hurts or some. Shit that shit just didn't sound natural at.
Speaker 2: All that was negative six sixty six to, me no.
Speaker 3: Doubt, now this was a list of things that was
Speaker 3: pulled up On. UH i want to, say this was
Speaker 3: A cbs news clip AND i paused at this one
Speaker 3: part because a couple of interesting. Things nine hundred and
Speaker 3: is what what's in? Republicans? Megabill, right Because republicans are
Speaker 3: the only ones.
Speaker 2: That voted on, THIS nbc it says right. There, Oh i'm, SORRY,
Speaker 2: nbc same. Dials, yeah, yeah, Yeah.
Speaker 3: Uh the Extends trump's twenty seventeen tax. Cuts everybody was
Speaker 3: in favor of, that by the. Way everybody likes having
Speaker 3: more money in their checks every. Week but, okay nine
Speaker 3: hundred and thirty billion.
Speaker 4: In cuts to.
Speaker 3: Medicaid we just talked about that a moment. Ago we
Speaker 3: spend on average one hundred and sixteen billion a year
Speaker 3: On medicaid for. Illegals right now they're talking about cutting
Speaker 3: nine hundred and thirty billion over the next ten. Years
Speaker 3: you do the math on, that and we're only cutting
Speaker 3: out nine point three, billion give or.
Speaker 2: TAKE i mean year to.
Speaker 3: Year it'll be you, know some nuances here and, there
Speaker 3: and we're spending one hundred and sixteen billion on. Illegals
Speaker 3: so once, Again american taxpayers are not going to be
Speaker 3: at risk of Losing.
Speaker 2: Medicaid it's like Mister wonderful, said cut, more find, more.
Speaker 4: Cut, more cut cut.
Speaker 3: Cut we need to keep on cutting until we get
Speaker 3: tired of, it and then cut some. More, listen Mister,
Speaker 3: wonderful that's another.
Speaker 4: One is he a?
Speaker 3: Dickhead maybe he agreesball? Businessman? Absolutely does the motherfucker know
Speaker 3: money and? Business that's literally what he.
Speaker 4: Does, Dude i'm just saying.
Speaker 2: Way about about Fucking Mark, cuban who's an absolute. IDIOT
Speaker 2: i can't Stand Mark.
Speaker 3: Cuban you know who's The croatian. GUY i forget his,
Speaker 3: Name OH i can't. REMEMBER i like him a, Lot, Robert.
Speaker 2: Yeah he's he's a, solid like solid. Guy they and
Speaker 2: they always have like guest investors on the show, too
Speaker 2: WHICH i really. Like like they had a rod on
Speaker 2: there one, time WHICH i thought was pretty. Cool, Yeah
Speaker 2: i've seen.
Speaker 3: These but, uh all, Right so two hundred and eighty
Speaker 3: five billions in cuts TO, snap and again there is
Speaker 3: some nuances to. This, basically you just have to prove
Speaker 3: that you are out there looking for work and they
Speaker 3: will continue to help you. Out you can't just. Freeload oh.
Speaker 3: No but, again if you want to get real about,
Speaker 3: it how many of THOSE snap benefits are going to?
Speaker 3: Illegals matter of, Fact, john google this While i'm reading this.
Speaker 3: List just ballpark it. Here you could Just google search,
Speaker 3: this the ai'll come up with. Something i'm, sure how
Speaker 3: much annually IS snap benefits paying out to illegal? IMMIGRANTS
Speaker 3: i just have a weird feeling that two hundred and
Speaker 3: eighty five.
Speaker 4: Billion and that's the.
Speaker 3: Thing whenever it's over the course of five years or ten,
Speaker 3: years they'll throw out this large number to make it
Speaker 3: look like this is happening right, now and they don't
Speaker 3: understand that this is a trickle effect that takes place
Speaker 3: over the course of, years so it's spread out and
Speaker 3: it's not a big hit to.
Speaker 2: Anybody illegal immigrant households are estimated to receive approximately five
Speaker 2: point eight billion dollars IN snap benefits annually for THEIR
Speaker 2: us born. Children, however illegal immigrants themselves are generally not
Speaker 2: eligible FOR snap. Benefits that's. Bullshit that's a.
Speaker 4: Lie that's absolute.
Speaker 3: Bullshit, Okay so we were talking ABOUT snap and you're,
Speaker 3: saying how much do the illegals USE?
Speaker 2: Snap? Uh that was OH i exited. Out it was
Speaker 2: a lot. Though let me. SEE i let's show the history.
Speaker 2: Here how much annually and five point eight billion dollars
Speaker 2: IN snap benefits annually FOR us born children for illegal
Speaker 2: IMMIGRANTS us born children of illegal.
Speaker 3: Immigrants, yeah Now i'm wondering how much of that goes
Speaker 3: strictly to the illegals that don't Have american born.
Speaker 2: Children and that's just what they what they say right,
Speaker 2: Here so there's like right, here for, example it says
Speaker 2: The Congressional Budget office estimated that the surge in illegal
Speaker 2: immigration From biden's border policies will cause fifteen billion dollars
Speaker 2: in food stamp benefit benefits to be paid to illegal
Speaker 2: immigrants and their. Children so that fifteen, billion fifteen, billion
Speaker 2: yeah at that, point but you, know relatively low kind
Speaker 2: of ballpark number would be five point eight billion per, year.
Speaker 3: Okay and we are talking about reducing it by twenty
Speaker 3: eight point five billion a year for the next ten.
Speaker 2: Years.
Speaker 3: Okay, now aside from just the illegal, conversation how many
Speaker 3: people are on food stamps that are optioning like they're
Speaker 3: often to not work or look for, work, Right AND
Speaker 3: i cannot tell you how many Times i've even seen,
Speaker 3: This and for anybody who hasn't grown up on the struggle,
Speaker 3: bus this might seem like a weird concept to. You
Speaker 3: you'll see somebody come in with their snap benefits and
Speaker 3: buy pounds and pounds and pounds of ground. Beef they'll
Speaker 3: ring it up and then walk over to customer service
Speaker 3: and return. It, why you may, ask would they do
Speaker 3: this because the store cannot put that back on the,
Speaker 3: shelf so they have to reimburse them for the money
Speaker 3: associated with. It this is a way that you can
Speaker 3: use food stamps to turn it into, cold hard.
Speaker 2: Cash is it? Fraud?
Speaker 3: Absolutely does it happen every, day abs fucking. Lotly this
Speaker 3: is how this. Goes these are people taking advantage of.
Speaker 3: Snap this is why you'll see people on food stamp
Speaker 3: that are out there buying lobster and steak and shit like,
Speaker 3: that rather than the essential food stuffs that it takes
Speaker 3: to run a.
Speaker 2: Household it should be talking about cutting. That it should
Speaker 2: be the same type of food that you can get On.
Speaker 2: WICK i would think so, yeah because On wick you
Speaker 2: you you're very limited as to what you can, Get
Speaker 2: like there's certain, uh there's certain, items like you have
Speaker 2: to get certain beans and lentils and fucking. Milk and,
Speaker 2: dude whenever we Had, wick whenever my daughter was, Young,
Speaker 2: dude we were getting so many goddamn gallons of. Milk
Speaker 2: we were giving them away, yeah but that's the.
Speaker 3: Thing, milk bread uh SOME i don't even know if
Speaker 3: butter's on that list or, whatever but, Whatever, okay and
Speaker 3: then rice and, beans baby food. Formula these are the,
Speaker 3: essentials fruits and. Vegetables these are things that a household.
Speaker 3: Needs it shouldn't be steak and. Lobster but you can't
Speaker 3: put these types of restrictions restrictions ON. Snap what you
Speaker 3: could do is just cut THE snap benefits to people
Speaker 3: that are taking advantage of.
Speaker 2: IT rfk actually suggested that that we should uh cut
Speaker 2: it down to uh limiting on what you can. Get
Speaker 2: you shouldn't be able to get fucking cosmic, brownies you
Speaker 2: know What i'm, Saying like you shouldn't be able to
Speaker 2: to get a lot of. Things you shouldn't be able
Speaker 2: to get. SODA i don't think like.
Speaker 3: It's my money though it's my, Benefit like you don't
Speaker 3: WANT i, want, no, no, no that's the thing it's. Not
Speaker 3: it's our tax dollars that are making sure your ass don't.
Speaker 2: Starve that's that's the thing of what it actually.
Speaker 3: Is so if you want the junk food or the excess,
Speaker 3: things then you need to provide the money for. It so,
Speaker 3: Again i'm not really mad at the snap benefits being
Speaker 3: cut as of this. MOMENT a one hundred and fifty
Speaker 3: seven billion dollar boost to military. Spending, again that's spread
Speaker 3: out over the next few, years but they already talked
Speaker 3: about how that's going for, infrastructure that's making our grid emp.
Speaker 3: Proof now to mention upgrading our. Military, Look i'm always
Speaker 3: here for, it you know. Me I'm i'm the dude
Speaker 3: who really really wants us to stay at the top
Speaker 3: of the food chain as far as our military is.
Speaker 2: Concerned everybody should honestly be that. WAY i think, so you.
Speaker 3: Know and we're only going to stay that way if
Speaker 3: we continue to fund the military, appropriately possibly incentivize young
Speaker 3: adults to join the. Military and that's gonna go a
Speaker 3: way that it's gonna. Go The Marine corps has not
Speaker 3: had an issue filling its ranks over the past few
Speaker 3: years like the other branches, had but they're the smallest.
Speaker 2: Branch this makes.
Speaker 3: Sense The, navy the only reason they met their recruiting
Speaker 3: quotas is because Of maverick.
Speaker 2: The Top gun.
Speaker 4: Movie, honestly The, army The.
Speaker 3: Air, FORCE i don't know about The Space force, YET
Speaker 3: i don't, know but The army and The navy and
Speaker 3: The Coast guard have Had i'm, Sorry, Army Air, force
Speaker 3: And Coast guard have had a bitch of a time
Speaker 3: trying to recruit their. NUMBERS i think The army as
Speaker 3: of right now is like forty thousand shy of what
Speaker 3: they were supposed to, be because.
Speaker 2: Most would be on that.
Speaker 3: LIST i mean The Coast guard. IS i, Mean i'm
Speaker 3: putting them in as an honorable. Mention technically Their Homeland,
Speaker 3: security Not department Of. DEFENSE i get, that but not
Speaker 3: a lot of people are like super, stoked go join
Speaker 3: The Coast.
Speaker 4: Guard it's it's not it.
Speaker 2: Seems like.
Speaker 3: It AND i mean as far as financial, goes they get, housing,
Speaker 3: allowns no matter where they're. Stationed LIKE i, mean they're
Speaker 3: not going to get rich doing, it but a solid
Speaker 3: career with solid benefits and you'll be able to make
Speaker 3: a livable wage and retire twenty years. After like you,
Speaker 3: UNDERSTAND i joined The Marine corps seventeen years. Old IF
Speaker 3: i would have stayed the, COURSE i would have been
Speaker 3: fully retired by thirty seven years. Old like that's that's
Speaker 3: the reality of. It, yeah that's enough time to start
Speaker 3: a whole other. CAREER i, mean the Coast guard is
Speaker 3: not a bad. Option for, that you will get made
Speaker 3: fun of by the other. Branches that's just how it.
Speaker 3: Goes BUT i mean either, way it's just. It they
Speaker 3: don't have the people just lined up out the door
Speaker 3: to go serve at this.
Speaker 2: Moment, OH i get, It, Okay so.
Speaker 3: Yeah i'm here for the military spending, boost one hundred
Speaker 3: and fifty billion for immigration. Enforcement we talked about, that
Speaker 3: better border, security better electronic and biometric scanners to try
Speaker 3: to secure the border as best we, can increasing the
Speaker 3: officers that we have at the border patroling these. Things
Speaker 3: i'm fucking here for four hundred and eighty eight billion
Speaker 3: in cuts to clean energy. Credit, now when we're talking
Speaker 3: about clean energy, credits this is a double edged. Sword,
Speaker 3: yes we're talking about the evs and the electric cars
Speaker 3: and all these.
Speaker 4: Things those credits are going to be.
Speaker 2: Cut.
Speaker 3: Okay what this also is is carbon credits and the
Speaker 3: clean air credits that you'll. Have so what this means these,
Speaker 3: companies these big, plants these these, shells and the exons
Speaker 3: and THE bps and all these big refineries that get
Speaker 3: told by THE, epa hey you have to have scrubbers
Speaker 3: on every exhaust port that you have on your. FACILITY
Speaker 3: a scrubber is essentially like a thing to kind of
Speaker 3: clean the exhaust before it hits the.
Speaker 4: Air you have to have this up.
Speaker 3: Asap, well, listen Mister, epa it takes us like years
Speaker 3: for that kind of a. Project that's a massive thing
Speaker 3: you're talking. About all, right, fine we will give you
Speaker 3: five years to comply with this requirement or you're going
Speaker 3: to be shut. Down so around the four year mark
Speaker 3: of those five, years the plant hasn't started the. Project,
Speaker 3: clearly they may hire a couple of engineers to start
Speaker 3: the planning quote, unquote but they're not actually gonna do.
Speaker 3: Shit what they'll do is they'll just buy some, credits
Speaker 3: and essentially it's an extortion fee for them to kick
Speaker 3: the can down the road a couple more, years and
Speaker 3: as long as they Pay Uncle sam a giant chunk of,
Speaker 3: money they'll continue to run the way they always. Have
Speaker 3: fuck the, air in the environment and all these. Things
Speaker 3: it's about the bottom. Dollar it's always about the almighty.
Speaker 3: Dollar so basically that along with the ed, conversation all
Speaker 3: this four hundred and eighty eight billion dollars in cuts
Speaker 3: to clean energy credits So i'm.
Speaker 2: HERE i want to speak on. That this is actually
Speaker 2: From fortune dot. Com but it says some warn of
Speaker 2: a spike and utility bills in relation to the cutting
Speaker 2: to the clean energy, Credits and you want to talk
Speaker 2: about fear, Mongering but it says democrats and environmental groups
Speaker 2: said THE gop plan would crush growth in the win
Speaker 2: in solar industry and lead to a spike in americans utility.
Speaker 2: Bills the measure jeopardizes hundreds of renewable energy products slated
Speaker 2: to boost the nation's electric. Grid it, says despite limited,
Speaker 2: improvements this legislation undermines the very foundation Of america's manufacturing
Speaker 2: comeback and global energy, leadership Said abigail Ross, hopper president
Speaker 2: AND ceo of The Solar Energy Industries. Association of course
Speaker 2: she's going to say, that but listen to, this she.
Speaker 2: Goes if the bill becomes, law families will face higher electrical,
Speaker 2: bills factories will shut, Down americans will lose, jobs and
Speaker 2: our electric grid will grow, weaker she. Says The American Petroleum,
Speaker 2: institute the top lobbying group for the oil and gas,
Speaker 2: industry applauded the bill's. Passage it says the historic legislation
Speaker 2: will help usher in a new era of energy dominance
Speaker 2: by unlocking opportunities for, investment opening lease, sales and expanding
Speaker 2: expanding access to oil and natural gas. Development SO i
Speaker 2: think that, obviously if you're going to get any of
Speaker 2: fear mongering about the solar and wind kind of, shit
Speaker 2: it would be from THE ceo who stands to make
Speaker 2: a lot of money if the bill didn't. Pass So i'm.
Speaker 3: Confused how Many americans energy bills are going to be
Speaker 3: increased because of the, breakdown not even but basically of
Speaker 3: solar and wind. Energy how Many americans are actually reaping
Speaker 3: the benefits of these things as of this.
Speaker 2: Moment it can't be.
Speaker 4: Much it cannot Be there's no fucking.
Speaker 2: Way. Yeah so if that's your, argument it's pretty weak.
Speaker 2: One that's pretty fucking weak. Sauce that was their.
Speaker 3: Thing it's the energy bills are going to be, higher
Speaker 3: and they're gonna weaken our energy infrastructure as they're literally
Speaker 3: talking about strengthening. It like there's a whole, thing, uh you,
Speaker 3: know talking about the military spending. This the infrastructure is
Speaker 3: going to be. Increased, yeah it might be for me military,
Speaker 3: purposes but the electrical grid will be made stronger as
Speaker 3: a result of. It this would be a double, wind
Speaker 3: as you would, say killing two birds of one. Stone
Speaker 3: so her entire talking point is just categorically bubb.
Speaker 2: Kissed.
Speaker 3: DUDE i can't find anything credible that she just, said not,
Speaker 3: bride you, know, no you would think so from an electrical.
Speaker 2: Person and meanwhile she's she's calling out how the oil
Speaker 2: industry moguls are are essentially lobbyists for this bill to.
Speaker 2: Pass it's like you were doing the same thing by
Speaker 2: trying to get the bill to not pass so that
Speaker 2: your company could do. Better so you know that's not
Speaker 2: a good.
Speaker 3: Look is she just get mad that she got out,
Speaker 3: lobbied that The green deal got out lobbied by big, oil,
Speaker 3: which LIKE i, understand like why she'd be a bit.
Speaker 2: Better but here's where it. Is she invested in.
Speaker 3: Ostriches, ah so she's pissed for all kinds of.
Speaker 2: Reasons, yep. Yep she invested in the ostridge. Meat never
Speaker 2: never invested.
Speaker 3: In the hippo and the ostridche meat and it never took.
Speaker 3: Off and she's just over here with the whole farm
Speaker 3: full of these bitches with nothing to.
Speaker 2: Do, okay what AM i gonna do with these fucking
Speaker 2: solar panels now that nobody's paying me for, this and it's,
Speaker 2: like solar panels are still really. Good i'm not saying
Speaker 2: that solar panels are, terrible LIKE i would eventually love
Speaker 2: to get some solar panels on my house or WHENEVER
Speaker 2: i get.
Speaker 3: Talking they're talking about putting solar panels in space right
Speaker 3: now with ANOTHER i think it's a part of The artemis.
Speaker 3: Program and they just did an, experiment, DUDE darpa just
Speaker 3: made electricity jump five miles without, wires the same Way
Speaker 3: tesla used to be able to do. It they did
Speaker 3: this for the principle of cooking, popcorn and it was
Speaker 3: just for this. Experiment but my point is if they
Speaker 3: are able to successfully do, that and they were able
Speaker 3: to put solar panels in space to get DIRECT uv
Speaker 3: light from The sun without having to go through our
Speaker 3: atmosphere and anything like, That as of this, moment they're
Speaker 3: estimating that it could be ten to fifteen times more
Speaker 3: potent then the solar panels On. Earth so if you
Speaker 3: were able to do that and able to make the
Speaker 3: electricity jump down to, us which they just did the
Speaker 3: experiment and can prove that it can be. Done Then, okay,
Speaker 3: Look i'm not mad at SOLAR i think that's an
Speaker 3: excellent thing that we should put more funding and research.
Speaker 2: Into that's a pretty good. Idea, yeah that's a pretty
Speaker 2: good idea because then you wouldn't have to worry, about you,
Speaker 2: know cloud, coverage which solar panels aren't getting too much
Speaker 2: Solar whenever there's too much cloud coverage or trees in
Speaker 2: the way or anything like, that YOU'RE i, Mean.
Speaker 3: I'm going dirty because of dust or anything like. That
Speaker 3: like all that's.
Speaker 2: Negated and that's if satellites aren't faking.
Speaker 3: Gay but, yeah WHICH i personally let the belief that
Speaker 3: they are. Not but you, know, yeah so they have
Speaker 3: programs in place where solar energy may be the way
Speaker 3: of the. Future And i've said for years THAT i
Speaker 3: believe that it. Is it just needs to be more,
Speaker 3: efficient And i've said that graphene might be the way
Speaker 3: that it becomes more. Efficient help fucking space solar panels
Speaker 3: may be the way that it actually gets made to
Speaker 3: be like made.
Speaker 4: REAL i don't, know But i'm very hopeful about.
Speaker 3: That i'm not mad at green, energy BUT i need
Speaker 3: it to be efficient and economical and it can't be
Speaker 3: both for some. Reason you can't have something be cheap
Speaker 3: and good for the people at the same.
Speaker 2: Time it's, bullshit and especially whenever you got people making
Speaker 2: money off of both. Ends you, know like you you're
Speaker 2: making money off of the actual contracts that you're getting
Speaker 2: with government agencies and they're buying all your solar panels
Speaker 2: and they're buying all your windmills and all that other.
Speaker 2: Shit but then you're also making money because of the
Speaker 2: tax credits that were coming your way for supplying all these.
Speaker 2: Things the problem is is that it's not sufficient enough
Speaker 2: to where it would even warrant a tax credit in
Speaker 2: the first. Place.
Speaker 3: Exactly, so, yeah so the cuts to the energy, Credits
Speaker 3: i'm here for, it okay as of this. Moment also
Speaker 3: worth mentioning ten billion dollars For mars. Missions, now this
Speaker 3: isn't just for space programs for the. Rich, specifically in
Speaker 3: the Big Beautiful, bill they have ten billion dollars ear
Speaker 3: marked to get humans On.
Speaker 2: Mars Oh, GOD i cannot wait to see the launch
Speaker 2: date for.
Speaker 3: THAT i cannot wait for humans to go To mars
Speaker 3: and everybody can eat a, dick It's mars, real or
Speaker 3: we can't get there or, this that and the.
Speaker 4: Third it's gonna be.
Speaker 2: Great nobody's going to Fucking. Mars bro it's never Gonna,
Speaker 2: oh yes they, Are, yes they. Are they're gonna go To.
Speaker 2: Greenland that's where they're.
Speaker 4: Going, Bro come, On greenland does not look Like.
Speaker 2: Mors. Wow, YEAH i, mean because nobody knows what Fucking
Speaker 2: mars looks. Like but we do know What greenland looks.
Speaker 2: Like and it's covered in. Ice oh, WELL i, mean, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Mars Nobody i'm not getting in this. CONVERSATION i don't
Speaker 2: believe anybody's going to Fucking. MARS i don't believe anybody's
Speaker 2: going to The. MOON i think the moon is maybe
Speaker 2: more of a possibility because there's uh some people that
Speaker 2: believe that it's kind of within the. Dome but uh,
Speaker 2: YEAH i. Don't there's no way we're fucking going To.
Speaker 2: MARS i would put money off, actually as a matter of,
Speaker 2: fact if ten, billion well, no just would you put
Speaker 2: ten billion on? It BUT i don't have ten, billion
Speaker 2: BUT i would be willing to wager you, that and
Speaker 2: and we can fucking earmark this. One but, whenever if they,
Speaker 2: ever if we can find actual proof that they are
Speaker 2: actually On, mars AND i don't know what way would
Speaker 2: be best to convince, me you, know.
Speaker 3: But, convinced there's no. WAY i don't think that there's
Speaker 3: a way that you can be, convinced, Dude even if
Speaker 3: they were to make The artemis program happen and we
Speaker 3: get a base on The moon like they're talking about,
Speaker 3: DOING i don't think there is a single way that
Speaker 3: they could convince, you especially now THAT ai is such a.
Speaker 3: Thing there's no way that not just, you anybody that
Speaker 3: doesn't believe the space is, real or that we're not
Speaker 3: in a dome or whatever the fuck the Flat earth
Speaker 3: community is saying these. Days there's nothing that can be
Speaker 3: shown to prove. Them they went To, antarctica the thing
Speaker 3: that they said they couldn't go, to and all of these,
Speaker 3: things and two out of the three Flat earthers that
Speaker 3: went there just found like five more mental hoops to
Speaker 3: jump through to make Flat earth reel based off of
Speaker 3: what they, saw rather than just like acknowledging that one
Speaker 3: plus one equals.
Speaker 2: Two, Yeah i'm NOT i wasn't a FLATTER i, MEAN
Speaker 2: i was a flatter Earth er at one point in my,
Speaker 2: life but that's not the point That i'm standing. On, no,
Speaker 2: no What i'm saying to, say humans on The.
Speaker 3: MOON i can't think of a scenario of proof that
Speaker 3: would verify it to you to, say oh my, god
Speaker 3: we're on The.
Speaker 2: MOON i don't think that that. Exists you can't even
Speaker 2: name one fucking thing of proof that we actually went
Speaker 2: to The. Moon the footage is, fake the fake, astra
Speaker 2: the fake moon, rocks fake petrified. Wood there's no proof
Speaker 2: that we went.
Speaker 4: Except for the the are you.
Speaker 2: Talking about the fucking helium? Bullshit which can they found
Speaker 2: literally in all pockets around the.
Speaker 3: Earth, no, no there Was oh, man, okay actually we
Speaker 3: can go ahead and stop sharing for this. One but,
Speaker 3: uh there is a. Thing there is a thing, here
Speaker 3: and you can you can take this for what you.
Speaker 3: Want there was a guy who was fired FROM nasa
Speaker 3: because he stole all of the moon rocks to bring
Speaker 3: him to a hotel so that he and his girlfriend
Speaker 3: or a Hooker i'm not, sure could have sex on.
Speaker 3: Them and the the rocks were so contaminated that they
Speaker 3: can no longer be, used and he got, like he
Speaker 3: got sued for.
Speaker 2: The damages done to their lunar.
Speaker 3: Samples and that's that's the thing that happened in the
Speaker 3: early two. Thousands if that wasn't, REAL nasa would have
Speaker 3: just pushed that under the rug.
Speaker 2: And not sought court.
Speaker 3: Case uh you, know jury, like they wouldn't have taken
Speaker 3: him to court over.
Speaker 2: It they wouldn't have had him arrested for, it because
Speaker 2: there's never a fake court. Case that never. Happened so
Speaker 2: All johnny depp amber heard that was. Was that was
Speaker 2: a real court. Case it was a fucking.
Speaker 3: Show oh she tried making it a show for her
Speaker 3: but ended up showing her ass literally and.
Speaker 2: Figuratively she shit on his.
Speaker 4: Bed but, yeah, no that was a real court case that.
Speaker 2: HAPPENED i don't buy.
Speaker 3: It you don't believe this guy had sex on these space.
Speaker 2: Rocks there's no such. THING i, mean maybe there may
Speaker 2: no such. Thing maybe an asteroid or some kind of
Speaker 2: meteor they got their hands, on but fucking rocks from The. Moon,
Speaker 2: no it's not.
Speaker 3: Happening hold, On i'm doing this story a disservice right.
Speaker 3: Now sex on the moon is h is a. Thing
Speaker 3: Thad roberts is his. Name if anybody wants to look
Speaker 3: this guy. Up Bad, roberts THE nasa intern who stole
Speaker 3: lunar rocks to have sex on the. Moon quote, unquote
Speaker 3: Bad roberts stole one hundred and one grams of lunar
Speaker 3: rocks from A nasa facility while interning with The American
Speaker 3: Space organization in two thousand and two to have sex
Speaker 3: on the. Moon the moon rocks collected by The apollo
Speaker 3: astronauts are among the most valuable subs locked up in
Speaker 3: THE nasa. Facility back In july twenty of two thousand and,
Speaker 3: two A nasa intern decided to steal some moon rocks
Speaker 3: to have sex on the. Moon That, roberts a promising
Speaker 3: intern AT, nasa once hoped to be the first man On. Mars,
Speaker 3: however that dream was put aside after he noticed a
Speaker 3: sizable quantity of moon rocks being kept at NASA's Lunar
Speaker 3: lab In, Houston texas under somewhat insecure. Conditions roberts came
Speaker 3: up with the plan to steal one hundred and one
Speaker 3: grams of the moon, rocks valued at some twenty one million,
Speaker 3: dollars so he could literally give his girlfriend the. Moon
Speaker 3: he wanted to lay the lunar samples out on a
Speaker 3: bed and have sex on. Them he even managed to
Speaker 3: get in touch with A belgian amateur meteor mineralogists mineralogists excuse,
Speaker 3: me who expressed interest in buying some of the. Rocks
Speaker 3: roberts and his Girlfriend Tiffany, fowler and their Accomplished Shay,
Speaker 3: sower all of whom WERE nasa, interns used their official
Speaker 3: IDs to enter the building on the night of the.
Speaker 3: Crime when he reached the, Safe roberts realized that the
Speaker 3: rocks were as insecure as he had. Thought, yeah it's fucking.
Speaker 3: Hilarious so anyways of, rocks that's not a lot one
Speaker 3: hundred and one grams of. Rocks, YES i understand, that
Speaker 3: but it's not like they brought packs a.
Speaker 2: Ton they.
Speaker 3: Didn't they didn't fly back with two thousand pounds of.
Speaker 2: Rock, Dude i'm just, Like i'm. Not that doesn't convince
Speaker 2: me that anybody's ever went to the. Moon like you
Speaker 2: could name any fucking rock and say this is from
Speaker 2: The moon and then you can put a specific value
Speaker 2: as they did as they. Would and also we just
Speaker 2: did the occult space, missions, Right what Was Alistair crowley
Speaker 2: And Jack parsons really into outside of just like space
Speaker 2: rocketree and stuff like. That fucking sex, Magic like this
Speaker 2: is another fucking this is another ritual that you would
Speaker 2: just pump out into the. Public.
Speaker 3: LITERALLY i get, That BUT i also don't think That
Speaker 3: Jack parsons was sending rockets up to the firmament for
Speaker 3: them to get. STUCK i think that he absolutely was
Speaker 3: trying to get a rocket into space because space is.
Speaker 2: Real even by his occult, logic it might have been,
Speaker 2: yeah but moon. Rocks, No i'm not gonna that doesn't
Speaker 2: prove to me that anybody's ever been to The.
Speaker 3: Moon LIKE i, SAID i don't think there's any evidence
Speaker 3: that can be provided even if they were to do
Speaker 3: it right.
Speaker 4: Now The artemis mission is supposed to be twenty.
Speaker 3: Thirty we're going to have us a base on The
Speaker 3: moon or, something is what these people are. SAYING i
Speaker 3: don't think that there's any amount of evidence that you
Speaker 3: could possibly find to convince. You AND i don't say
Speaker 3: you and the flatterth community to say you're one of.
Speaker 3: Them i'm saying the flattered community as, well that we
Speaker 3: actually have people on The moon when they say they,
Speaker 3: DO i don't think that that's gonna.
Speaker 2: Happen you don't have to be a flat earther to
Speaker 2: have questions about space LIKE i, Said i'm not calling
Speaker 2: you a flat.
Speaker 3: Earther i'm saying that as far as saying that we
Speaker 3: could have a live feed of somebody on The moon right,
Speaker 3: now and you and the Flat earth community, Separate but
Speaker 3: in this, conversation same side of this coin would not believe.
Speaker 3: It AND i don't think they could bring back enough
Speaker 3: of a sam people come back with enough of a,
Speaker 3: story come back with enough video. EVIDENCE i don't think
Speaker 3: there's anything that they could do to convince you otherwise
Speaker 3: at this, point like.
Speaker 2: The live feed on The International Space, station which is always.
Speaker 3: Faked Like i'm talking about, Now i'm not talking about
Speaker 3: what we have looked at in the.
Speaker 2: PAST i am saying a lot of right on THE
Speaker 2: iss right.
Speaker 3: Right and it's LIKE i, said THERE'S i don't think it,
Speaker 3: exists Or mars for that, matter if in WHICH i
Speaker 3: believe when we get To, mars and WE i don't Mean,
Speaker 3: AMERICA i mean just humanity in. GENERAL i don't what
Speaker 3: would it take to convince. YOU i don't think there's
Speaker 3: anything that could bring back that would.
Speaker 2: Verify just Like elon, said he's not worried about bringing
Speaker 2: humanity To, mars bro he was wanting to bring consciousness
Speaker 2: To mars. Different he already has a female that's signed
Speaker 2: up to be the first person to go. There but
Speaker 2: the problem is she can't come, back and she knows. That.
Speaker 2: Well she's probably trying to figure out how she can
Speaker 2: upload her consciousness onto a quantum computer and then take
Speaker 2: that quantum computer over To, mars which is never going
Speaker 2: to happened because whenever you're just computer code and all
Speaker 2: you are is just on some fucking router or something like. That,
Speaker 2: yeah you can Simulate mars all. Day that's how they're
Speaker 2: gonna do.
Speaker 3: It as far as the RESEARCH i, did they're talking
Speaker 3: about sending her the human To. Mars BUT i mean
Speaker 3: as far as the consciousness, goes, yeah they If mars
Speaker 3: gets inhabited BY ai drones or robots Which musk, produces,
Speaker 3: now THEN i, MEAN i DON'T i don't.
Speaker 2: THAT i wouldn't take that as a satisfactory. ANSWER i don't.
Speaker 2: KNOW i think that any logical person who has ever
Speaker 2: looked into space and has seen all of the quackery
Speaker 2: and all of the money THAT nasa is receiving for
Speaker 2: itself and for its its contractors and everything, Else, dude
Speaker 2: how do you lie so many times and people still believe.
Speaker 2: It that's what gets, me, like like the government. Does
Speaker 2: we're not talking about just the government, THOUGH i, mean
Speaker 2: we can talk about the government until we're blue in the,
Speaker 2: face but, literally how the government or. NOT i, mean it's,
Speaker 2: yeah it's a branch of. It but What i'm saying
Speaker 2: is is THAT i, MEAN i don't. KNOW i JUST
Speaker 2: i don't buy. IT i never will buy. It it's
Speaker 2: never going to, happen AND i doubt there will ever
Speaker 2: be any compelling evidence that we will ever go to Fucking.
Speaker 2: Mars get the fuck out of.
Speaker 4: Here but that's my. Point they just broke up THE nasa.
Speaker 3: Monopoly now we have private entities that can do their
Speaker 3: own space. Expiration they're not going to be bogged down
Speaker 3: by the bureaucracy of. It they'll just fucking do. It
Speaker 3: so that's my, point. DUDE i absolutely am of the
Speaker 3: belief that we will be On, mars probably within the
Speaker 3: next ten. Years it just be really cool if it was.
Speaker 3: Real LIKE i, Like i'm the first person to wish.
Speaker 2: That it was. Real but MY i don't believe in
Speaker 2: that kind of. Fantasy it's not THAT i don't believe
Speaker 2: in that kind of. Fantasy it's it's never been. Proven why,
Speaker 2: dude you're talking About Elon musk sending somebody To. Mars
Speaker 2: he couldn't even send a fucking speedster A tesla's speezer
Speaker 2: up into space without the green screen. Flashing and you
Speaker 2: believe this guy's gonna take people To?
Speaker 3: MARS i Do you're maybe not that, guy but somebody like. Him,
Speaker 3: yeah Probably.
Speaker 2: No, no it's It's, tesla, RIGHT i, mean that's what
Speaker 2: we've been talking. About it's IT'S, SpaceX It's Elon. Musk
Speaker 2: he's the only one that's talking about. It so if
Speaker 2: anybody has he's gonna be the first.
Speaker 3: One as of this, Moment i'll say that he has
Speaker 3: the most likely probability of achieving that. Goal BUT i,
Speaker 3: mean there may be some other tech billionaire right now
Speaker 3: that is popping off that we don't know the name
Speaker 3: of at this, moment but it's about to be like
Speaker 3: the next big, thing and he might do.
Speaker 2: IT i don't know. That for why fake sending the
Speaker 2: roadster or the, speedster whatever the fuck it, was To?
Speaker 2: Space why fake? THAT i don't. Know i'm Not, tesla.
Speaker 2: Bro this is this is Like i'm actually questioning your
Speaker 2: brain at this moment that you believe, that, like not
Speaker 2: only DID nasa, Lie elon's lying about going to, space
Speaker 2: two we saw the, proof and you're still, like, dude
Speaker 2: you got the fucking, uh the beauty and THE b
Speaker 2: syndrome right, now Oh stockholm.
Speaker 3: Syndrome, no, DUDE i believe that he lied about sending
Speaker 3: the roads, space, sure AND i believe THAT nasa has
Speaker 3: lied to us about a lot of. THINGS i don't
Speaker 3: believe they've lied to us about every single.
Speaker 2: Thing.
Speaker 3: EVER i think that it's very good to question everything
Speaker 3: that they have said because we've caught them in. Lies
Speaker 3: i'm with you one hundred, percent BUT i, MEAN i
Speaker 3: don't believe they've lied about every single thing. Ever and
Speaker 3: there's also multiple countries that have their own space, programs
Speaker 3: that have satellites that have rockets up there as we.
Speaker 3: SPEAK i don't think that they're all in on some
Speaker 3: big cabal to lie to us about space being.
Speaker 2: Real but they're all in on it on the ritual
Speaker 2: dates that they. LAUNCH i, MEAN i give you, THAT
Speaker 2: i didn't know that until we just talked about.
Speaker 3: It BUT i will say it was interesting that The
Speaker 3: russian did it on The russian famous pagan date and
Speaker 3: That america is doing it On, western very famous.
Speaker 2: Dates that's, interesting that's but that's all because all the
Speaker 2: ritual needs is mass belief in order to be a
Speaker 2: part of the.
Speaker 4: Ritual but that doesn't mean that space isn't.
Speaker 3: Real but it doesn't mean that it. IS i mean
Speaker 3: to say that it's being done. Ritualistically, okay, Cool that
Speaker 3: doesn't mean that it's not.
Speaker 2: Real, no it doesn't mean that it's not, real but
Speaker 2: it points to, fuckery.
Speaker 4: Okay fuckery afoot also does not mean that it's not.
Speaker 2: REAL i, Mean i'm just we're we're always going to
Speaker 2: agree to disagree on, This Like, I'm you're not gonna convince.
Speaker 2: Me they're not going to convince. Me elon's not gonna convince.
Speaker 2: Me Fucking Nasty nasa ain't gonna convince. ME i don't
Speaker 2: believe any of. THEM i believe that they're all occultists
Speaker 2: and they're all just trying to brainwash everybody that watches,
Speaker 2: it everybody that claps at, home everybody that allegedly was
Speaker 2: clapping in the audience whenever the roadster went up into,
Speaker 2: space allegedly because it never fucking. Did Like, I'm i'm, Somebody,
Speaker 2: dude you lie to me, once shame on. You you
Speaker 2: lie to me, twice shame on you. Again, OKAY i
Speaker 2: pull Off George bush like, LIKE i. DON'T i don't
Speaker 2: fucking you can't keep on lying to me like it's
Speaker 2: not gonna. WORK i hear.
Speaker 3: You But i'm still strong on the belief that we
Speaker 3: are probably going to get To mars in the next
Speaker 3: ten definitely the next. Twenty BUT i, mean for, SURE
Speaker 3: i would think that it's very likely within the next ten.
Speaker 3: Years and maybe it'll Be, musk maybe it'll Be, bezos
Speaker 3: maybe he'll go even further into his space. Bullshit maybe
Speaker 3: it will Be nast and maybe it'll Be, russia maybe
Speaker 3: it'll Be.
Speaker 2: China who fucking. Knows but interesting the timing, though you,
Speaker 2: know ten more, years what IS ai going to?
Speaker 4: Be mm, Hm that's What i'm.
Speaker 3: Saying there's no amount of evidence that anybody will be
Speaker 3: able to show to convince certain individuals that they are
Speaker 3: actually On.
Speaker 4: Mars there is proof that we have landed on The.
Speaker 2: Moon aside from the lunar.
Speaker 3: Rocks you can look up at The moon with a
Speaker 3: telescope and see the sites where they. Landed you can
Speaker 3: fire that fucking laser at it and have it bounce,
Speaker 3: back and they do that to gauge how far The
Speaker 3: moon is from. Us and there was like things that
Speaker 3: they did on those lunar landings to place those. There
Speaker 3: you can't just fire it at the entire lunar surface
Speaker 3: and get the same.
Speaker 4: RESULTS i know there's people that believe that that's.
Speaker 3: Inaccurate it's there's, yeah there's proof that we have been.
Speaker 3: THERE i do believe the first lunar landing was. Fake
Speaker 3: i'm with you one hundred percent on, that BUT i
Speaker 3: think we've been. Since why lie about it the first?
Speaker 3: Time if you're just gonna go again next year for,
Speaker 3: real that's to bankrupt The Soviet, Union, okay then we'll
Speaker 3: win the space, Race then why continue to keep doing?
Speaker 2: It to, flex that's a weird fucking.
Speaker 3: Flex, anyway It's, america we'd be flexing for no, Reason, like,
Speaker 3: YEAH i don't know. Why why DID darpa just send
Speaker 3: electricity five miles with no wires to cook? Popcorn to?
Speaker 3: Flex it's a weird. FLEX i agree they could have
Speaker 3: sent that power to do so many things.
Speaker 2: To cook popcorn Because america be doing. Shit so now
Speaker 2: we're like proud OF. Darpa is that what we're. Doing
Speaker 2: you you bought in full fed right, Now that's not
Speaker 2: What i'm.
Speaker 3: Saying i'm saying that it was a, flex just to,
Speaker 3: flex Because america does, THAT i. Guess so, anyway ten
Speaker 3: billion dollars are going To Mars exploration and. Research SO
Speaker 3: i think that's interesting that that was included in the
Speaker 3: big beautiful. Bill as we're talking about gun, rights as
Speaker 3: we're talking about the snap and the medicaid and the
Speaker 3: tax credits and all of these.
Speaker 4: Things somehow in this.
Speaker 3: Nine hundred and fifty page, document ten billion dollars was
Speaker 3: going To Mars.
Speaker 2: EXPLORATION i thought it was interesting to bring. Up that's.
Speaker 2: All i'm, Saying, well that's probably just to help Out.
Speaker 2: Elon it's all just gonna be funneled and you, know
Speaker 2: laundered and everything, else just like all these other fucking. Things,
Speaker 2: yeah we'll say it's not going To. Mars i'll tell you, that,
Speaker 2: WELL i we're Paying mars ten. Billion, No, no it's
Speaker 2: not Going And i'm saying any money that is attributed
Speaker 2: to the technology or the research or anything to do With,
Speaker 2: mars it ain't gonna be ten billion. Dollars. Worth it
Speaker 2: ain't gonna be five s. Worth it ain't gonna be
Speaker 2: a fucking. Pennyworth it ain't gonna be one Single alfred, Pennyworth.
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