Speaker 1: That is why I'm committing to you tonight that I
Speaker 1: will put a libertarian in my cabinet and also libertarians
Speaker 1: in senior posts.
Speaker 2: Pretty good, that's pretty big.
Speaker 3: I was sitting fifth row or so center center line
Speaker 3: for that speech at the Libertarian National Convention in May,
Speaker 3: so six months ago, I guess, and I took it seriously.
Speaker 2: I took it to heart.
Speaker 3: Now you have to keep in mind in that speech,
Speaker 3: the pitch that he was making was that he wanted
Speaker 3: the Libertarian Party to endorse him for the presidency. Legally,
Speaker 3: a Libertarian party cannot do that. So what we did
Speaker 3: essentially was all of our influencers, which I guess I'm
Speaker 3: part of, ultimately ended up coming around to the decision
Speaker 3: that it was best to support him over the candidate
Speaker 3: that we ended up nominating for the LP because he
Speaker 3: was so bad. And apparently that wasn't enough. Apparently, maybe
Speaker 3: I don't know if they knew that the ask was illegal,
Speaker 3: that we couldn't actually formally endorse him as a party,
Speaker 3: and maybe that's why they made the pitch in the
Speaker 3: first place.
Speaker 2: That's if you.
Speaker 3: Want to be real conspiratorial about it, that's one angle.
Speaker 3: Or he just was booed out of the room and
Speaker 3: wasn't endorsed, and he didn't know that we weren't able
Speaker 3: to legally endorse him, and he's decided that, Well, obviously,
Speaker 3: you guys didn't support me, so I don't owe you
Speaker 3: a damn thing.
Speaker 2: Maybe that's it. I don't know. Obviously.
Speaker 3: My personal opinion is that I didn't really vote for
Speaker 3: Donald Trump because I expected him to put a libertarian
Speaker 3: in the cabinet. I'm sure some libertarians did if you've
Speaker 3: listened to if you read either my lengthy explanation on
Speaker 3: x as to why I ultimately decided to support him,
Speaker 3: or if you watch my episode where I said why
Speaker 3: this lifelong libertarian is finally going to vote for Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: I don't even think I mentioned that. If I did that,
Speaker 3: it certainly wasn't a focal point.
Speaker 2: To me.
Speaker 3: The biggest risk that we face is World War three
Speaker 3: and that Donald Trump gives us us the best opportunity
Speaker 3: of turning the temperature down in Ukraine, and I think
Speaker 3: that that is of the highest priority. Secondarily, I do believe,
Speaker 3: despite the fact that he did not receive an endorsement
Speaker 3: from the Libertarian Party officially, he will free Ross Albrick.
Speaker 3: That is one thing he has said repeatedly. Even past
Speaker 3: the convention, he said that a few times, so I
Speaker 3: think he will follow through on that. If he does
Speaker 3: those two things, it'll be a win. As far as
Speaker 3: I'm concerned, those are the most important things. World War
Speaker 3: three is obviously bigger than anything, So yes, as much
Speaker 3: as I care about Ross and his mother Lynn, it's
Speaker 3: even bigger than that. Those are my priorities. I want
Speaker 3: to show you some clips of some of the worst
Speaker 3: appointments that he has made, just so you understand why
Speaker 3: I'm not as jumping for joy as some people are.
Speaker 3: I think most people, honestly are a little disappointed. It's
Speaker 3: quite clear that he is delivering on some of his
Speaker 3: campaign funds that he received to receive the elect or
Speaker 3: to win the election. That's inevitably going to be the case,
Speaker 3: and no one's naive and thought that that wouldn't happen. Certainly,
Speaker 3: Marco Rubio sucks as Secretary of State, and we've got
Speaker 3: the new head of the FDA, which was faucy level
Speaker 3: wrong about everything, as you'll see here.
Speaker 4: First of all, vaccines save lives.
Speaker 5: And I am so excited, and I think and I
Speaker 5: commend Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg for taking action because this
Speaker 5: affects everyone. This affects our children, and it affects adults.
Speaker 5: We just look at the recent measles outbreak, the.
Speaker 4: Biggest outbreak that we've had in decades with measles, and
Speaker 4: that's no joke. Measles can cause brain inflammation and pneumonia
Speaker 4: and ear infections and hearing loss and death.
Speaker 5: So it's about time that they are taking action, and I.
Speaker 4: Hope and pray that other social media platforms will follow
Speaker 4: suit and do the same thing.
Speaker 3: So to be clear, I'm not criticizing her for her
Speaker 3: position on vaccines. Many doctors feel that way. That's totally fine.
Speaker 3: What I'm concerned with is that she is supporting Facebook
Speaker 3: in their censorship protocols and encouraging other social media platforms
Speaker 3: to do the same. I very much don't like that.
Speaker 3: That is against the First Amendment, that is against free speech.
Speaker 3: That is totally unacceptable, and well, certainly is the head
Speaker 3: of the FDA, she won't be responsible for that stuff.
Speaker 3: That's still not good and not someone I want to
Speaker 3: get behind. So that's we're off to a rough start.
Speaker 2: We had the.
Speaker 3: Potential of Matt Gates who is a total fire breather,
Speaker 3: who would have been unbelievable as attorney general. He stepped
Speaker 3: down after what appears to be some sort of I
Speaker 3: don't know if it's a legitimate scandal. From my read
Speaker 3: of things, it looks as if he was probably set up,
Speaker 3: given that his father was apparently approached and they were
Speaker 3: told that he had to essentially like get twenty five
Speaker 3: million dollars and then it would go away, this scandal
Speaker 3: with his son Matt. Matt then goes to the FBI
Speaker 3: and says that hey, I'm being blackmailed. The guy that
Speaker 3: blackmailed him goes to jail. But apparently the accusations are
Speaker 3: the reason that he steps down. It's a very complicated
Speaker 3: and crazy story, and I don't really have a handle
Speaker 3: on it, to be honest, but it doesn't appear to
Speaker 3: be what people are being told by the corporate news.
Speaker 2: Shocker.
Speaker 3: I know, who would have thought that they'd ever lie
Speaker 3: to you, right, But I'm gonna reserve judgment on that regardless.
Speaker 3: Setting that aside, assuming that it's not true. He would
Speaker 3: have been an unbelievable age. He would have been fantastic
Speaker 3: of going after the FBI and all of the shenanigans
Speaker 3: that we've seen over the past eight years, it would
Speaker 3: have been amazing to have him. So I was hoping
Speaker 3: that without him being in there, maybe we get a vivake,
Speaker 3: maybe we get a I don't know, Cashptel or something
Speaker 3: like that. If he's not the head of the FBI. No,
Speaker 3: it's gonna be Pam Bondi. And I wasn't very familiar
Speaker 3: with her, so I immediately look her up. And this
Speaker 3: video that I post within about an hour of her
Speaker 3: being announced, and it goes kind of viral, and it's
Speaker 3: her talking to Donald Trump right after the Parkland shooting
Speaker 3: in Florida. You know my back of my woods here,
Speaker 3: and yeah, she's talking about red flag laws and how
Speaker 3: they are pushing.
Speaker 6: Them called the Banker Act, but it's our Civil Commitment Act,
Speaker 6: and it's it's weak, and it's about a thousand pages long.
Speaker 6: And I've had my Solicitor General on it for four
Speaker 6: days three days now working on it. We're rewriting it
Speaker 6: along with Governor Scott, who's you're going to meet with him,
Speaker 6: is going to give you a ton of good information.
Speaker 6: We've been rewriting it and we are going to bring
Speaker 6: in something called the gun violence restraining order. So if
Speaker 6: someone is civilly committed for and yet typically you can
Speaker 6: home for up to seventy two hours, but people are
Speaker 6: getting out within twenty four hours, the majority of them.
Speaker 6: So what we want to do is let law enforcement
Speaker 6: come in and take the guns they are a danger
Speaker 6: to themselves.
Speaker 7: Four hours, well because without.
Speaker 6: Being adjudicated, so because they are a danger to them
Speaker 6: the guns when they are not go through six months
Speaker 6: of legal trials and everything exactly. But we also have
Speaker 6: to give the mentally ill the due process in which
Speaker 6: they deserve. President, So what we're doing is they're going
Speaker 6: to be able to take the guns when they're taken
Speaker 6: into custody or into the hospital, and then when we're
Speaker 6: they're released within twenty four hours or seventy two hours later.
Speaker 6: Typically is twenty four hours, but law enforcement will have
Speaker 6: seventy two hours to determine whether they should give those
Speaker 6: guns back or they can go to a judge and say,
Speaker 6: your honor, please keep these guns. We feel this person
Speaker 6: is still a danger to himself or others.
Speaker 3: And she then says this about speech, which really made
Speaker 3: me not like her as ag so off to a
Speaker 3: rough start.
Speaker 8: Really, there was troubling to me. These students in universities
Speaker 8: in our country, whether they're here as Americans or if
Speaker 8: they're here on student visas, and they're out there saying
Speaker 8: I support a loss you and I have seen on
Speaker 8: all of these television shows. Frankly, they need to be
Speaker 8: taken out of our country or the FBI needs to
Speaker 8: be interviewing them right away. When they're saying I support
Speaker 8: formas I am the Moss, that's not saying I support
Speaker 8: all these poor Palestinians who are trapped in Gaza. That's
Speaker 8: not what they're saying. So I think their student visas
Speaker 8: need to be revoked. I think we need to reinstate
Speaker 8: President Trump's travel band immediately. There's a lot of things
Speaker 8: that can be done to stop this.
Speaker 5: Ya.
Speaker 8: The anti Semitism is rampant throughout this country now, and
Speaker 8: it's truly truly heartbreaking to see what's happening to all
Speaker 8: of our Jewish friends in this country.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: Look, if there's a foreigner here that is endorsing terrorism
Speaker 3: in our country, yeah, they probably ought to be deported.
Speaker 2: I think that's fair.
Speaker 3: But if you're an American and your voicing support for
Speaker 3: what you perceive to be resistance fires that are six
Speaker 3: thousand miles away. I don't really think that you should
Speaker 3: be interviewed by the FBI unless you're actually talking about,
Speaker 3: I don't know, committing terrorism or planning that. I mean,
Speaker 3: don't you have to commit a crime in order to
Speaker 3: be guilty of something? No, just because you're holding up
Speaker 3: a sign as a college student, the new Attorney General
Speaker 3: of America wants to have the FBI question you and
Speaker 3: deport you and tear up your VISs.
Speaker 2: Look, that's a bit.
Speaker 3: Too far for me, but I'm not at all surprised
Speaker 3: given that she was the Attorney General of Florida that
Speaker 3: that's her perspective. So yeah, not very fond of that.
Speaker 3: We're gonna get one more negative before I bring my
Speaker 3: buddy Anomaly in here so we can break this all down,
Speaker 3: and that is Seb Gorka, who will apparently be the
Speaker 3: head of counter terrorism. I'm not super familiar with Seb Gorka,
Speaker 3: Sebastian Gorka, but I found this clip of him and
Speaker 3: I was like, yikes.
Speaker 9: I'll give one tip away that the President has mentioned
Speaker 9: he will say to that murderous for merkag b Kernel,
Speaker 9: that FuG who runs was the Russian Federation. You will
Speaker 9: negotiate now or the aid that we have given to
Speaker 9: Ukraine thus far will look like peanuts. That's how he
Speaker 9: will force those gentlemen to come to an arrangement that
Speaker 9: stops the bloodshed.
Speaker 3: So yeah, you got to escalate to de escalate, basically
Speaker 3: the exact same protocols that Russia's operating under. That's not
Speaker 3: how you find peace. If both sides have a policy
Speaker 3: of escalating to de escalate, well then you just get
Speaker 3: fucking escalation. Do I have to spell that out for you?
Speaker 3: So yeah, not very fond of mister Gorka, very concerned
Speaker 3: about the neo conservative The foreign policy appointments have not
Speaker 3: been ideal. To put it mildly, but let's be honest,
Speaker 3: the first go around was far from ideal. You had
Speaker 3: Mike Pompeo and John Bolton, and last I checked, Trump
Speaker 3: didn't start any new wars. So let's hope that he
Speaker 3: won't in the second go around, because if he does,
Speaker 3: it will almost certainly amount to a world war. We
Speaker 3: cannot allow that to happen, and I will continue to
Speaker 3: apply as much pressure as I possibly can to prevent
Speaker 3: that if I possibly can.
Speaker 2: That's all I can do.
Speaker 3: I still think on the whole his cabinet is much
Speaker 3: better than it was in twenty sixteen, and as anomaly,
Speaker 3: and I will break down for you, I'll tell you
Speaker 3: exactly why. I still think that there's reason for hope
Speaker 3: and optimism. However, yes, there are a lot of blemishes
Speaker 3: on this cabinet. And we'll see if cash Pttel gets
Speaker 3: in as the FBI, if doctor j. Bodicharia gets in
Speaker 3: as the head of CDC, which will be amazing. There's
Speaker 3: a few things Brandon Herrera for a tf there's a
Speaker 3: bunch of things that he could still deliver on that would,
Speaker 3: in my opinion, would essentially make good on the promise
Speaker 3: to libertarians. If you think that there really was a
Speaker 3: promise made there, I don't know it's arguable, but we'll see.
Speaker 3: We'll see. It's not like his cabinet is filled, but
Speaker 3: there's still a bunch of other roles that he is
Speaker 3: responsible fulfilling that I think will be interesting to see
Speaker 3: what he delivers on. And just with the RFK Junior
Speaker 3: Tolsi and a handful of others that are are pretty good, I.
Speaker 2: Think it's better than twenty sixteen.
Speaker 3: I can say that definitively whether or not it amounts
Speaker 3: to a better presidency, and we don't have a repeat
Speaker 3: of twenty twenty eh tbd.
Speaker 2: We'll see.
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Speaker 7: And doing it. But nice to see it rather in
Speaker 7: a while, you too.
Speaker 3: Man, So yeah, I was just opening up the show
Speaker 3: with a little conversation about you know from this isn't
Speaker 3: your issue, this is more my issue because I'm you know,
Speaker 3: more involved with the Libertarian party and uh and you know,
Speaker 3: Trump came there. It was mid May night, prior I
Speaker 3: had debated of a Vicaramaswami. It was one of the
Speaker 3: coolest twenty four hours of my life. I've never been
Speaker 3: in the company of a president, either you know, past
Speaker 3: or current or future, so it was just a it
Speaker 3: was a very neat event. In that that clip that
Speaker 3: I played before you got in here, he said that
Speaker 3: he would be putting a Libertarian in his cabinet as
Speaker 3: well as high up in his staff, whatever that means.
Speaker 3: And he made it sound as if there would be
Speaker 3: multiple There's a lot of a lot of disappointed Libertarians
Speaker 3: out there right now. I know there's a lot of
Speaker 3: disappointed Maga heads out there right now when it comes
Speaker 3: to some of his cabinet appointments. So I just I
Speaker 3: thought i'd have you on for a bit and we
Speaker 3: could just chat. You're you're more an old head in
Speaker 3: this game. I think you voted for him the past
Speaker 3: three times in a row. If I'm not mistaken, You're
Speaker 3: used to the disappointment. So how you feeling twenty sixteen?
Speaker 10: I voted third party, actually, but I voted a Republican
Speaker 10: since twenty eighteen. And I don't want to get into
Speaker 10: it too because I don't think it deserves too much spotlight.
Speaker 10: But I'm getting some flak just like you are, just
Speaker 10: from like a different community of people that used to
Speaker 10: like Trump that don't like him now that we're mad
Speaker 10: that I voted. So seems like there's a lot of
Speaker 10: division and a lot of chaos. But yeah, I guess
Speaker 10: we can get into it. You want to start with
Speaker 10: like libertarians in the cabinet or the cabinet in general.
Speaker 2: No, just the cabinet in general.
Speaker 3: I mean, from your vantage point, I'm sure you would
Speaker 3: have loved to see Massy as Secretary of Agriculture, even
Speaker 3: though he wouldn't have really been the libertarian because he's
Speaker 3: a Republican. But I think you know, honestly, this is
Speaker 3: going to upset my audience, as you were saying just
Speaker 3: a second ago. To paint this with any positivity is
Speaker 3: going to be shunned and people are going to say, oh, cope,
Speaker 3: and you're trying to justify your decision to vote for him.
Speaker 2: But I'm just gonna be honest.
Speaker 3: A lot of his picks are still pretty good, Like
Speaker 3: there are there are probably five or six picks that
Speaker 3: like either a lot or a good amount. So let's
Speaker 3: start with Let's start with the positives, because it's so
Speaker 3: it's so popular to go down the negative.
Speaker 2: So what are you thinking?
Speaker 10: Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. I was like,
Speaker 10: let's start with the positives and make the negative nancies mad.
Speaker 10: First off, I want to stay real quick. I don't
Speaker 10: want to take too much time, but I I'm realistic.
Speaker 10: Like same with like libertarians or RFK. It's like, if
Speaker 10: you can't be the president, you can you can campaign
Speaker 10: like you're going to be the president, but it literally
Speaker 10: doesn't matter because all these things you're saying you're going
Speaker 10: to do, like it's not happening if you're getting like
Speaker 10: three percent of the vote. So with Trump, like I
Speaker 10: wasn't expecting one hundred percent of good cabinet. I was like,
Speaker 10: I'd be happy with like a thirty percent good cabinet.
Speaker 10: And one of my main hopes was RFK to be
Speaker 10: high up and not some like lower level position like
Speaker 10: he gave doctor Oz. I'm not saying doctor Oz is
Speaker 10: doing nothing. But if say RFK was the head of
Speaker 10: Medicare and Medicaid and doctor oz Ran the HHS, I
Speaker 10: would be like one hundred times more pissed off right now.
Speaker 10: So the fact that Trump put him at the head
Speaker 10: of the HHS, he's technically all these other people, like
Speaker 10: the Surgeon General I think has like one one hundredth
Speaker 10: of the power of HHS. They don't control the budget.
Speaker 10: They're not a senior level position over everyone in the
Speaker 10: same way HHS is.
Speaker 3: I mean RFK is in charge of the FDA, the CDC, HA,
Speaker 3: I mean he's HSS. Obviously a lot a lot of
Speaker 3: agencies that really really wrecked our lives in twenty twenty.
Speaker 3: I don't know how people don't look at that and
Speaker 3: go like, all right, that gives us some chance for
Speaker 3: you know, positivity.
Speaker 10: That could be the biggest win of all. And I
Speaker 10: think it because it's different than politics. I notice people
Speaker 10: and I'm not trying to use this as like a
Speaker 10: negative urn as a smear, but I'm trying to like
Speaker 10: compartmentalize different groups like the far right. And I'm not
Speaker 10: saying it as like nothing you ever say is right
Speaker 10: and you're terrible, but they seem to like not care
Speaker 10: about RFK because they're so into like immigration and Israel,
Speaker 10: where like for some reason like that goes over their head,
Speaker 10: or like who cares about health or I don't know
Speaker 10: what it is, where like the Jim bros Are really
Speaker 10: pumped about RFK and like moms whose kids have been injured,
Speaker 10: et cetera. So but I'm I'm umped off that because
Speaker 10: I understand the game he's been playing for twenty years
Speaker 10: when it comes to pesticides, pharmaceuticals and these really Like
Speaker 10: I would say to people, all, if you're going to
Speaker 10: watch any speech of RFK, listen to his Trump endorsement speech.
Speaker 10: And I chopped up seventeen minutes where he talks about
Speaker 10: this stuff. There's no running around, there's no like political talk.
Speaker 10: It's just seventeen minutes of literally what's going on and
Speaker 10: how we've been getting screwed over by big pharma.
Speaker 7: So yeah, him at HHS.
Speaker 10: I think that has to be the top pick that
Speaker 10: I'm super pumped about.
Speaker 7: And I'm excited.
Speaker 10: I'd never to be honest, I didn't think Trump would
Speaker 10: put him at AHHS. I didn't even know if Trump
Speaker 10: would be allowed to put him at ahhs. So the
Speaker 10: fact that he did that, that's a big balls, big
Speaker 10: boy move. So I'm pretty pumped off that for sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And what it tells me is that Trump really
Speaker 3: is a quid pro quote kind of guy. I don't
Speaker 3: think he wins without RFK Jr. I think he knows that.
Speaker 3: I think that his decision to drop out and to
Speaker 3: send countless millions of votes his way, I think that
Speaker 3: made the difference, and he owed him and he knew that, Like,
Speaker 3: that's what RFK was about, that's what his voters wanted,
Speaker 3: and he delivered on it. To again, not to justify
Speaker 3: him not delivering on the Libertarian promise, but just to
Speaker 3: explain it. The Libertarians did not endorse him. We ran
Speaker 3: our own candidate. Our candidate did dog shit zero point
Speaker 3: four percent of the vote. But it just like I
Speaker 3: think that he didn't feel as if we delivered, and
Speaker 3: therefore he wasn't going to deliver. And as a business person,
Speaker 3: I kind of respect that, Like I get that, but
Speaker 3: I think just from a tactical angle, it was a mistake.
Speaker 3: I don't want to go down the negative already because
Speaker 3: we're trying to stay positive, but I think tactically it's
Speaker 3: a mistake because you ought to be fusing the libertarian
Speaker 3: and the America First MAGA movement into a unified force
Speaker 3: to oust all of.
Speaker 2: The pressures that you deal with.
Speaker 3: That is requiring some of these negative cabinet picks a
Speaker 3: la Marco Rubio, which you know. Now, let me go
Speaker 3: down a few of the other positives. I think that
Speaker 3: if you're if you're a border hawk, this homean dude
Speaker 3: is a fucking she like, he's going to get the
Speaker 3: job done. I think that he's probably a good pick.
Speaker 2: For that role.
Speaker 10: We might hear he might even deport me. Bro I'm
Speaker 10: kind of now, I'm just kidding exactly.
Speaker 2: He's like, he's like, you're you're looking a little tan.
Speaker 2: You gotta go.
Speaker 10: I's like, Bro, I got at DNA test. I'm like,
Speaker 10: come on, bro, let's let's talk about this man.
Speaker 7: I'm a podcaster.
Speaker 3: I mean, I think that the other things, aside from RFK,
Speaker 3: that I was most excited about Tulci Gabbett. I'm still
Speaker 3: a little skeptical on because she's not as anti war
Speaker 3: as I am. However, I think that given the abuse
Speaker 3: that she suffered at the hands of Hillary Clinton and
Speaker 3: the smear machine, the fact that she was put on
Speaker 3: the the you know, clear skies or quiet Skies list
Speaker 3: and and essentially treated like a domestic terrorist. I very
Speaker 3: much like her being the head of d and I
Speaker 3: the two things that I was most pumped about which
Speaker 3: looked like they may or may not happen clearly Gates
Speaker 3: as the UH as the AG. I thought that would
Speaker 3: have been amazing. That's not happening. And then uh Cash
Speaker 3: Patel as the head of the FBI, and that's still
Speaker 3: in flux. So those are the thing like the best
Speaker 3: positives from my vengage point.
Speaker 2: Any any disagreements there.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean Gates getting replaced is a huge l
Speaker 10: I think the Fox newsheads think it's awesome because Pam
Speaker 10: Bondi's in Florida, But I mean, we can't have a
Speaker 10: congressman who doesn't take a pac money. And now they've
Speaker 10: replaced him who stood up against the anti Semitism speech laws,
Speaker 10: with a woman who pretty will probably play ball on
Speaker 10: that department with the Trump stuff too.
Speaker 7: And this is this is just how he operates.
Speaker 10: And you can see with the RFK he's not an
Speaker 10: ideologue like you have ideas, like you're somewhat of an ideologue.
Speaker 10: I would say, you're definitely very logical and rational and
Speaker 10: willing to like compromise in some ways, but in like
Speaker 10: strategic ways. But you also, I think are ideological. Trump
Speaker 10: is ideological on like diet coke, tarriffs, like there's a
Speaker 10: few things, you know, border buildings, like he knows a
Speaker 10: lot golf, He's he's a genius in certain categories, but
Speaker 10: he doesn't care about health. So with RFK, that showed
Speaker 10: me that he's he'll he's willing to do compromises against
Speaker 10: the establishment. But I'm not gonna say for the wrong reasons.
Speaker 10: But it's like, I don't think Trump really gives a crap.
Speaker 10: I think it's just RFK did a lot for him,
Speaker 10: and he's like, sure, I'll give you that big position.
Speaker 10: So for the people that are libertarian, it's like, look
Speaker 10: at how he's operating to positive on the bad picks
Speaker 10: as well. I think this is a different ballgame than
Speaker 10: it was in twenty sixteen. People were just figuring stuff out.
Speaker 10: There was so much drama against Trump. I think a
Speaker 10: lot more people are smart. There's a lot more social
Speaker 10: media kind of pressure to you know, go against the narrative.
Speaker 7: So that's what I would say about all the bad
Speaker 7: picks is.
Speaker 10: Like, just stay on it, but don't be you know,
Speaker 10: be hardline in your beliefs, but don't be like, don't
Speaker 10: lash out at everybody, Like libertarians don't get mad at
Speaker 10: other libertarians because of how they voted. People getting mad
Speaker 10: at me that I agree with me because I voted.
Speaker 10: It's like, what's the point of that when we're all
Speaker 10: going to come together and go after because if yeah,
Speaker 10: if Kamala was in, it's not like we're getting any w's.
Speaker 7: Basically, we're just getting complete smoking mirrors.
Speaker 10: Where I think this administration is going to be the
Speaker 10: most transparent and the most accessible administration ever just by
Speaker 10: default because they have so much many pieces that I
Speaker 10: feel like we can actually influence.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, I agree with that. I mean, this is
Speaker 3: why I ultimately decided to vote for the guy who
Speaker 3: was like it was one hundred percent absolutely existential bad
Speaker 3: or probably thirty or forty percent good, Like that was
Speaker 3: that was how I was looking at it, which obviously
Speaker 3: means on the inverse that it's probably going to be
Speaker 3: fifty to sixty to seventy percent bad. Like That's that's
Speaker 3: really where we're at with it. And I'm still I'm
Speaker 3: still not giving up hope that it could be fifty
Speaker 3: to fifty good bad. I think that that's a real possibility.
Speaker 3: And I really like Donald Trump Junior. I think he
Speaker 3: is really trying hard to drag his father into more
Speaker 3: of an America first, more of a libertarian angle. I
Speaker 3: think Vivek Ramaswami is doing the same thing. And I
Speaker 3: like Jade Vance a decent amount. You know, he's I
Speaker 3: have some disagreements with him when it comes to foreign policy,
Speaker 3: not as many as most the old guard GOP, but overall,
Speaker 3: like I feel like they're coming closer to my camp.
Speaker 3: And you know, I think there's reason for optimism. But
Speaker 3: your point about telling the libertarians not to get mad
Speaker 3: at one another, good fucking luck, dude, Like that's what
Speaker 3: we do professionally.
Speaker 10: I got like Truthers mad at me this week, like
Speaker 10: people that have been fans forever, they like lashed out
Speaker 10: because I said, why I'm voting for Donald Trump? And
Speaker 10: I was like, guys, I voted for him in twenty twenty, like,
Speaker 10: and you've been a fan of mine for three years,
Speaker 10: so like, I don't know, like did you not see
Speaker 10: that part too? I like I don't know why that's
Speaker 10: the hardline stance because also my vote, like I don't
Speaker 10: take it that seriously, Like I live in California, like
Speaker 10: it does.
Speaker 7: It literally doesn't matter locally. I vote.
Speaker 10: That's my unless you want to pay my taxes, you
Speaker 10: don't get to vote for me. But uh, you know,
Speaker 10: on the on the hand of like the bad parts
Speaker 10: in his administration, this is also not giving people in
Speaker 10: the GOP of past because I think there there are
Speaker 10: a lot of sellouts, but you got to understand the
Speaker 10: game that's being played. And I feel like on Twitter,
Speaker 10: a lot of people understand it. When I go on
Speaker 10: my Facebook page and I love my Facebook audience, but
Speaker 10: they're way more like I watch Greg Gutfield, I watched
Speaker 10: like Mark Levin Report, and you know, they're still on
Speaker 10: like the fire and I don't know what those people
Speaker 10: are saying, So no offense to them, but it's like
Speaker 10: they still like Trey Gowdy would be a good replacement.
Speaker 10: I'm like, who's telling you these things? So they got
Speaker 10: to figure out the game that's being played, because you know,
Speaker 10: without being accused of being hateful or whatever, they're gonna
Speaker 10: do like they always do, like Trump took a hundred
Speaker 10: million dollars from a donor and he's gonna have to
Speaker 10: do something in return of that.
Speaker 7: And also it's not just the foreign lobby.
Speaker 10: You know that that Matt Getz was not taking money from,
Speaker 10: but it's also or they'll say it's a domestic lobby
Speaker 10: that just you know, brings the countries together, whatever they say.
Speaker 10: It's also like the media and it's basically like you're
Speaker 10: gonna get Matt gets their Candice owns if you go
Speaker 10: down that path. So everybody's like afraid, even if it's
Speaker 10: not directly like donor money, they seem to be so
Speaker 10: afraid for whatever reason, or there's a multitude reason. So
Speaker 10: it's kind of up to us not to make excuses
Speaker 10: for them. But you know, I do have on my
Speaker 10: wall it's the quote the Man in the Arena, and
Speaker 10: it's like, you know, there's like I talk for a living,
Speaker 10: but at the same time, I try to have grace
Speaker 10: with it because there's some things that I really have
Speaker 10: done and I put myself out there, and there's other
Speaker 10: things I haven't, and it's I would i'd be more
Speaker 10: like a Ron Paul and Thomas Massey. So I'm not
Speaker 10: making excuses for these idiots and sellouts. But once enough
Speaker 10: people realize the game that's being played in politics, then
Speaker 10: it's not cool for the Republicans to do it anymore.
Speaker 10: So to me, that's the big takeaway from this is like,
Speaker 10: we can't have people like Libertarians getting mad at each other,
Speaker 10: Truthers getting mad at each other over nothing, and then
Speaker 10: we got Trump supporters like trusting the Plan or listening
Speaker 10: to Trey GOUDI like, we got to cut all that
Speaker 10: and focus because once we as a collective make it
Speaker 10: cool to do what we pretty much all want to do,
Speaker 10: then they can't keep doing it. But as long as
Speaker 10: nobody knows that it's happening, or it's like a fringe issue,
Speaker 10: it's just going to be like, oh he got tricked,
Speaker 10: or like he had to hire Marco Rubio. He took
Speaker 10: a hundred million dollars from a donor, and you know,
Speaker 10: I think that's one of the picks they wanted in
Speaker 10: my opinion.
Speaker 2: Oh no, I mean I tweeted that out.
Speaker 3: I think a week ago I said, you know, Maria Maidelson,
Speaker 3: even one hundred mil, you think she wasn't buying something
Speaker 3: with that? Obviously Obviously she was Obviously that's her priority,
Speaker 3: and obviously Trump was gonna deliver. And for the record,
Speaker 3: had the Libertarians delivered one hundred mil for his reelection campaign,
Speaker 3: we would have got a fuck of a lot too,
Speaker 3: but we didn't do that, and we fought him every
Speaker 3: step of the way tooth and nail, so our expectations
Speaker 3: are have to be tempered a bit. I do still
Speaker 3: think that the promises he made post convention after he
Speaker 3: was booed and basically laughed out of the auditorium, I
Speaker 3: think he will deliver on.
Speaker 2: I think he will free Ross Albrick.
Speaker 3: I do think that he is interested in negotiating peace
Speaker 3: in Ukraine if he does that along with I didn't
Speaker 3: even mention dose yet, but you know, vivig Ramaswami and
Speaker 3: Elon that has true potential. Whether or not it'll have
Speaker 3: teeth is kind of TBD at this point, but I
Speaker 3: love the idea. I think that overall, you know, it's
Speaker 3: probably a B minus, like just being honest, like, if
Speaker 3: it ends up that he doesn't free Ross and he
Speaker 3: starts World War three, well it's an f and I
Speaker 3: got fucking duped and I should have never voted for
Speaker 3: the guy. But that's kind of how I'm viewing it.
Speaker 10: Yeah, like world War three or another pandemic where Trump's
Speaker 10: like ushering it in, I will officially apologize, But anything
Speaker 10: other than that, It's like with Kamala. I always try
Speaker 10: to tell my audience it's like calling a customer service
Speaker 10: that doesn't exist. No one there cares. They don't share
Speaker 10: your ideas. They're not even pretending to whether you're libertarian,
Speaker 10: truth or conservative whatever. Even a liberal like a Tulci
Speaker 10: Gabbard or an RFK Junior, who he's not even really
Speaker 10: that conservative.
Speaker 7: He just wants to do what he wants to do
Speaker 7: with the health stuff. Like it's all coming through the
Speaker 7: right wing.
Speaker 10: So to me, it's like a double strategic where it's
Speaker 10: like vote for these people because I think they make
Speaker 10: better choices on average. They're the adults in the room.
Speaker 10: They're going to close the border. They seem like they
Speaker 10: have a plan in Ukraine. Trump actually has ideas. Kamala,
Speaker 10: everything's fake, at least with Trump. He when he talks
Speaker 10: for three hours, it's like he has ideas about teriffs.
Speaker 10: You can debate them or agree with them or disagree
Speaker 10: with Kamala. There's nothing to agree or disagree with there's
Speaker 10: nothing's real. Everything is literally just like an act. So
Speaker 10: to me, it's like this is the best of the
Speaker 10: two options. And I think, yeah, I don't know. I
Speaker 10: guess I'm not an all or nothing person and I'm
Speaker 10: super strategic, so I'm not nothing.
Speaker 7: I would say I'm more.
Speaker 10: I had such low expectations for Trump's cabinet that I
Speaker 10: think I'm so happily surprised that RFK Junior is at HHS.
Speaker 10: I'm really bummed out that Matt Getz is not attorney general.
Speaker 7: That's like a huge blow.
Speaker 10: And as far as Tulsi, I mean, I'm sure you
Speaker 10: know this or no to some extent. But in twenty seventeen,
Speaker 10: she flew to Syria when they were doing a war
Speaker 10: with Syria, and then she went on CNN and they
Speaker 10: were trying to be like, who the hell do you
Speaker 10: think you are flying to Syria and she goes, you know,
Speaker 10: all the people told me there that the US government's
Speaker 10: funding terrorist organizations, and they're like, do we deny doing that?
Speaker 7: And she's like yeah, Jake, and you know, she's so
Speaker 7: nice and sweet, She's like but the.
Speaker 10: Reality is like I'm talking to them people there, and
Speaker 10: that's they you know, they're pretty much doing that.
Speaker 7: So they've hated her for that reason.
Speaker 10: And even though, like you said, I watched some interviews
Speaker 10: and I feel like I'm watching like Sean Hannity now,
Speaker 10: like Tolci Gabbage's like a right wing Fox mom some sometimes,
Speaker 10: but also on Ukraine, I think she kind of sides
Speaker 10: with me. Tucker Carlson, you try about what to do there,
Speaker 10: so I like that pick as well. Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 10: we'll see what's gonna happen, because they're they're definitely gonna
Speaker 10: try to pull some stuff. But I just I want
Speaker 10: people to not fight over petty, stupid stuff or make
Speaker 10: these personal attacks. Like if you're gonna burn a bridge
Speaker 10: with somebody who does news, make sure it's because you
Speaker 10: really think they're one hundred percent controlled opposition and they're
Speaker 10: for sure like gonna screw you over. Don't do it
Speaker 10: over petty stuff because we're all gonna be saying the
Speaker 10: same thing, and don't do like that.
Speaker 7: I told you.
Speaker 10: So it's like, bro, what do you think you were
Speaker 10: getting with Kamala Harris? Like you want to talk about
Speaker 10: the Middle East, Tens of thousands of women and kids
Speaker 10: are dying under under them, like with Trump exactly.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is what drives me, this is what
Speaker 2: trikes me crazy.
Speaker 3: It's like, it's like we've got I think a million
Speaker 3: people dead in Ukraine between if you can buy in
Speaker 3: the Russians and Ukrainian forces, It's like, just if that
Speaker 3: ends alone, that's it. That is enough for from my
Speaker 3: vantage point for my vote, Like, if I can end
Speaker 3: that suffering, that is worth doing. No, it doesn't guarantee
Speaker 3: it's going to happen, and I'm not gonna take credit
Speaker 3: for it if it does. But I just think it's
Speaker 3: so bizarre for people to go like, well, it's the
Speaker 3: same thing. It's the duopoly Clinton. You have no say
Speaker 3: none of nothing changes, and it's like bullshit, nothing changes.
Speaker 2: Like Trump.
Speaker 3: Trump tried and got very close to ending the war
Speaker 3: in Afghanistan. He basically was responsible for ending it. It
Speaker 3: was only delayed because of you know, fuckery behind the scenes.
Speaker 3: I think that Trump's instincts are to end the war
Speaker 3: in Ukraine. I think he wants to have to be
Speaker 3: on speaking terms with Vladimir Putin.
Speaker 5: With g.
Speaker 3: That's good, that's what we need. That is that is
Speaker 3: actually how you avoid nukes from flying. And I just
Speaker 3: I can't believe that. It's such a hard pitch for
Speaker 3: me to convince people that, like, hey, this is why,
Speaker 3: Like I'm not telling you you have to go vote
Speaker 3: for Trump, but like, can you just understand that I'm
Speaker 3: genuinely concerned about World War three? Like this is not
Speaker 3: this is not performative. I think we are very very
Speaker 3: close to it. And you know that's the that's the
Speaker 3: primary driving force behind my decision. What was the primary
Speaker 3: driving force? Was it just how bad Kamala Harris was
Speaker 3: or was there any like particular issue.
Speaker 10: Definitely RFK the fact that I thought Trump was gonna
Speaker 10: ramp down the war in Ukraine. I mean, I personally
Speaker 10: think I think this conspiracy theory is okay or whatever
Speaker 10: they call it, but like, you know, I think that's
Speaker 10: what they really hate about Trump because in many ways,
Speaker 10: like Trump is establishment, but in some ways he's not.
Speaker 10: So like what are they mad at him for? I
Speaker 10: think it's Ukraine, you know, I think that's really where
Speaker 10: he's a threat. And I think, dude, they impeached him
Speaker 10: over right and then and everything was aimed at him
Speaker 10: from the beginning to stop him from doing anything with
Speaker 10: them because they wanted to start that war. So they
Speaker 10: first they called Bernie supporters Russian bots, and they called
Speaker 10: Trump Grandma's Russian bots. Then it was Russian impeachment, then
Speaker 10: it was Ukraine or in Ukraine impeachment, rus seclusion. It
Speaker 10: was all to stop him from trying to stop the war,
Speaker 10: in my view, and this is where we're similar. And
Speaker 10: this is the number one backlash I've been getting too.
Speaker 10: I'm not an idiot, So when people get mad at
Speaker 10: me like they usually, it's like people that watched me
Speaker 10: for years didn't know anything three years ago. Now all
Speaker 10: of a sudden they hate me. But it's like whatever.
Speaker 10: It's like I know where the parties are together. I
Speaker 10: know about the speech laws, I know about the foreign policy.
Speaker 10: I know about the country that you're not allowed to
Speaker 10: talk like. I know all these things, But then are
Speaker 10: we really going to sit there and say everything's exactly
Speaker 10: the same. I live in an area where a woman
Speaker 10: got killed a couple months ago and the killer was
Speaker 10: led out by that you know, prosecutor in Los Angeles
Speaker 10: who luckily lost his race gas gone, and the guy
Speaker 10: had like five or six prior convictions. It's shocking how
Speaker 10: much of the really bad crimes are done by people
Speaker 10: who do like NonStop crimes.
Speaker 7: You should have been in jail seven crimes ago.
Speaker 3: Lick and Riley's killer was actually flown in on taxpayer
Speaker 3: money into New York and then he traveled into her
Speaker 3: town and ended up taking her life.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's crazy. We're paying for these people to
Speaker 2: come in.
Speaker 10: It's majorca is working with nonprofits to just like funnel
Speaker 10: people in the country. So it's like, Okay, I can
Speaker 10: name all the things, so can you. Like me and
Speaker 10: Clint are very aware of these things, so you know,
Speaker 10: we're pretty good at the analysis. We can name the
Speaker 10: twenty ways that the parties are the same. We could
Speaker 10: talk about the donors, we could talk about where Trump
Speaker 10: screwed up, where he's still screaming up.
Speaker 7: I'm fine with that.
Speaker 10: But then an honest person like you don't get to
Speaker 10: call yourself a truth or libertarian if you're not being realistic,
Speaker 10: like you're just kind of a liar, or you're emotionally
Speaker 10: letting it take over you. If you want to take
Speaker 10: that stance, it's fine, but it's like, Okay, prosecutors will change,
Speaker 10: federal judges will change. Even though I don't like Trump's
Speaker 10: Supreme Court Court judge picks that much. They're better than
Speaker 10: Kantaji Jackson Brown. If they were all Kintaji Jackson Brown,
Speaker 10: we'd probably lose the First Amendment, like for real, for real,
Speaker 10: because these little speech laws they're passing, they're not really
Speaker 10: doing much now. Their their plans to do something later.
Speaker 10: But it's like I could name forty things that are
Speaker 10: going to change local prosecutors, the border, you know, possibly
Speaker 10: the war in Ukraine, RFK at HHS. That's a massive shift.
Speaker 10: Like even with the shitty choices for FDA, the CDC
Speaker 10: guy's good. The other guy, I think the FDA guys okay,
Speaker 10: I'm like on the fence about him, and then the
Speaker 10: Surgeon General sucks.
Speaker 7: They all sucked.
Speaker 2: Before you know.
Speaker 7: It's a massive men anyway.
Speaker 10: So I think, like, I just don't understand people who
Speaker 10: think it's like all literally the same. Here's my thought
Speaker 10: about that. And everyone's entitled to their voter non vote.
Speaker 10: I don't care if everybody like they're like, if you
Speaker 10: don't vote, we're going to break the system.
Speaker 9: Bro.
Speaker 10: The only people that believe that are truthers, Conservatives, libertarians, anarchists,
Speaker 10: and people on our side. If you got everybody that
Speaker 10: knows in our groups to not vote, Democrats would win
Speaker 10: every election. So the system literally wouldn't break just because
Speaker 10: they're like, what if only ten percent of people voted.
Speaker 7: It wouldn't The elites would put themselves.
Speaker 10: You think they're going to be like, oh, you didn't vote,
Speaker 10: shows over guys, you get to be president.
Speaker 7: They just go right back into office.
Speaker 3: So it's like this is in fact, if there was
Speaker 3: only ten percent of people voting, they would say, look,
Speaker 3: ninety five percent of the vote was for the Democrat,
Speaker 3: we have a mandate. That's how they would actually frame it,
Speaker 3: I mean for sure.
Speaker 10: So it's like I don't understand why people are getting
Speaker 10: so hung up on that, but I'm trying to move
Speaker 10: past it because it's like the people in those camps
Speaker 10: that are probably bothering you too, they want to just
Speaker 10: talk about this for like ten years straight, where it's like, Bro,
Speaker 10: it's such an uninteresting conversation. I know, I find it's
Speaker 10: so uninteresting and unintelligent, but I get it.
Speaker 7: But it's like, well, we got to move on.
Speaker 3: And I think that's what drives me crazy, though, Bro,
Speaker 3: is that of course I get it.
Speaker 2: I'm a libertarian.
Speaker 3: I've read, I've read all of the literature that explains like, oh,
Speaker 3: you're I don't you don't have my consent, I have
Speaker 3: you know, spooner and no trees and all this stuff,
Speaker 3: Like I understand, I understand, but it doesn't change reality.
Speaker 3: Like the reality is that the vast majority of people
Speaker 3: are at least not even the vast majority, forty or
Speaker 3: fifty or sixty percent of people are gonna cast a vote.
Speaker 3: That's all that fucking is gonna actually be tabulated at
Speaker 3: the end of the day, assuming that the voting system
Speaker 3: is legitimate.
Speaker 2: And uh, and you're gonna get ran over.
Speaker 3: Like that's how the actual reality of our paradigm, uh
Speaker 3: plays out.
Speaker 2: You can ignore it, and I'm fine.
Speaker 3: And if you want to become an agorist and you
Speaker 3: want to create you know, entrepreneurial wealth and create a
Speaker 3: little commune and defend your okay, like good luck. But
Speaker 3: at the same time, you can do all of that
Speaker 3: and still cast a vote for Trump just because you
Speaker 3: think that it might prevent World War three, because that's
Speaker 3: kind of my world view was, like I don't think
Speaker 3: Trump's a solution to all this. I just think he's
Speaker 3: a you know, he's maybe stopping the bleed maybe like
Speaker 3: just for a little bit people who.
Speaker 10: Didn't vote, Like, I don't think you or me have
Speaker 10: bothered them at all, Like that's your choice, you get
Speaker 10: to vote or not vote, Like, so why are they
Speaker 10: so hell bent on bothering everyone else? I feel like
Speaker 10: it's just this whole thing where they're like, I told
Speaker 10: you soon, and it's like, yes, that's what it was
Speaker 10: bringing up tweets of mine like this, this, and they
Speaker 10: were like, look what you said about Zionism in twenty
Speaker 10: twenty two. I was like, I voted for Republicans in
Speaker 10: twenty twenty two and twenty twenty like, and I just
Speaker 10: said the same thing yesterday on my podcast, Like you're
Speaker 10: not like it's not like I'm not talking about that.
Speaker 10: I just I understand the dynamic. The issue is if
Speaker 10: the Democratic Party had anything to offer, like literally anything,
Speaker 10: I might actually think about it. But it's like, let's
Speaker 10: just say the one thing, like people were talking about,
Speaker 10: Trump is super zionist. The other cabinet pretends like they
Speaker 10: want a two state solution while tens of thousands of
Speaker 10: people are getting slaughtered. So it's like their objectively doing
Speaker 10: a worst job there. Time will tell if Trump does
Speaker 10: a better job. But something tells me, even though he's
Speaker 10: in the bag in a lot of these topics, I
Speaker 10: really don't think he wants the killing. And I think
Speaker 10: that people respect Trump because there's something there to actually
Speaker 10: have to like respect. So I can't think of a
Speaker 10: single topic Democrats are bad on and it's like, you know,
Speaker 10: all deal with controlled opposition Republicans while and I feel
Speaker 10: like there's a lot of movement in this community where
Speaker 10: like even the fact that we got RFK, this doesn't
Speaker 10: excuse what Trump did in twenty twenty.
Speaker 7: It was egregious.
Speaker 10: However, to go from a pharmaceutical lobbyist to the guy
Speaker 10: that's beensuing the pharmaceutical industry, like that's that's a pretty
Speaker 10: huge u turn. Like no other politician ever says like, okay,
Speaker 10: let me go the other way, Like this is yeah,
Speaker 10: it's exciting for me, but yeah, I'm I'm not expecting anything.
Speaker 10: So we don't need people for the next five years
Speaker 10: to be like I told you so, Clint, it's your fault.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, it was Clint's vote, right, Yeah, that did
Speaker 10: it in It's like it was.
Speaker 2: It was the one deciding vote.
Speaker 3: But I think people also are sleeping on what a
Speaker 3: what a potential just one eighty shift it would be
Speaker 3: if he goes with Cash Battel, Like if just just
Speaker 3: hear me out for a second.
Speaker 2: I did a panel with this guy.
Speaker 3: It was me, Brett Weinstein, Angela mccartal, and Cash Pateel
Speaker 3: Freedom Fest in Las Vegas. I don't know, four months
Speaker 3: ago whatever it was and uh and and I think
Speaker 3: the name of this of the talk was how to
Speaker 3: defeat the deep State? And I could have been sitting
Speaker 3: up there, me, a vice presidential candidate for the Libertarian Party,
Speaker 3: Brett Weinstein, some genius you know, bio whatever guy. And
Speaker 3: then fucking Cash Pattel, who's up there like as a
Speaker 3: like real real insider, who's who's laying out all of
Speaker 3: the game plan on how you have to go after
Speaker 3: you know, basically the spying nonsense that they did to trump,
Speaker 3: the entire Russia collusion narrative, the bearing of Hunter Biden's laptop, uh,
Speaker 3: Whitmer kidnapping case, the J six case. I mean, this
Speaker 3: guy is a fucking just like he's just a big
Speaker 3: old arrow right on the problem. If he actually gets
Speaker 3: put in at the head of the FBI, I don't
Speaker 3: think people have any idea how big of a deal
Speaker 3: that would be. I'm not saying it's going to happen,
Speaker 3: because it probably won't, but man, if it does, it
Speaker 3: would be incredible.
Speaker 7: Well here's a good sign.
Speaker 10: I mean, Dan Scavino, who is probably one of Trump's
Speaker 10: closest people that actually knows what he's talking about. There's
Speaker 10: a lot of people that like talk to Trump like
Speaker 10: once every four years that pretend like they have intel.
Speaker 10: That guy, Dan Scavino, he knows what he's talking about.
Speaker 10: He's He's been by Trump's side literally like the whole time,
Speaker 10: and he's one of the only people that hasn't been
Speaker 10: like fired, you're fired.
Speaker 7: Not that guy, he says, it's not Mike Rogers.
Speaker 10: He tweeted that he said, you know, that's a rumor,
Speaker 10: it's not true, which that seemed to be what all
Speaker 10: the news are reporting.
Speaker 7: So yeah, if he.
Speaker 10: Puts cash there, like if he could put cash there,
Speaker 10: I'm not as upset as everyone else, like even say
Speaker 10: like Marco Rubio, I know it's garbage, it's not an
Speaker 10: upgrade from Pompeo.
Speaker 7: But here's the thing.
Speaker 10: Trump actually and and I'm not getting into the trust
Speaker 10: the plan stuff because I'm not asking to trust the plan.
Speaker 10: But like Trump is a man with a plan, Like
Speaker 10: he's not one of these leaders like Kamala, She just
Speaker 10: stands there and smarter people tell her what to do.
Speaker 10: Trump knows what he wants to do in Russia, and
Speaker 10: he knows what he wants to do in Israel. This
Speaker 10: is these are the things that Trump actually likes to do. So,
Speaker 10: you know, I think Rubio can go and talk to
Speaker 10: people and whatever, but I don't think, you know, I
Speaker 10: don't think that he's going to get to really call
Speaker 10: the shots to some extent.
Speaker 3: This is why, this is why I didn't flip out
Speaker 3: as much as many of my compatriots did when it
Speaker 3: came to the Marco Rubio pick is because it's like,
Speaker 3: all right, yeah, it was fucking Pompeo and John Bolton
Speaker 3: last time. He still didn't start any new wars. He
Speaker 3: did blow up Solemoni in Iran, he did drop a
Speaker 3: lot of bombs. I think Trump will probably do the
Speaker 3: same type of stuff again. I think he does not
Speaker 3: want a wider war, but I think he he very
Speaker 3: much likes to flex. He's very much a piece through
Speaker 3: strength type of cat, and he's going to flex a
Speaker 3: couple times, like that's just an inevitability. But let's be honest,
Speaker 3: a female president would have been in a position of
Speaker 3: like I have to prove that I am not a
Speaker 3: walkover and probably would have launched a wider war she was.
Speaker 3: I mean, people forget this, but Kamala Harris was actually responsible.
Speaker 3: As you said, she's not actually making any of these decisions.
Speaker 3: She has no fucking clue what she's doing. But Kamala
Speaker 3: Harris went out to Ukraine a few months before Russia
Speaker 3: invaded and said the door remains open for Ukraine to
Speaker 3: join NATO. She didn't know what she was doing because
Speaker 3: she's an imbecile, but she was being used as a
Speaker 3: conduit to try and provoke Russia into doing what they
Speaker 3: did as far as I'm concerned. So like, if you
Speaker 3: think that that's a step in the right direction or
Speaker 3: an improvement over Trump and Rubio, I think you're delusional.
Speaker 10: And with Siria too, when this is a tangible thing
Speaker 10: that Trump actually did and people could look it up.
Speaker 10: He stopped a billion dollar CIA program in Syria, like
Speaker 10: he just cut the funding completely and then all of
Speaker 10: a sudden, mysteriously isis you know disappeared into like one
Speaker 10: region and like Syrian's they it's not that they trust Trump,
Speaker 10: but they like him better because they've seen the results,
Speaker 10: you know.
Speaker 7: And the same with I.
Speaker 10: I've met a lot of people, like I talked to
Speaker 10: people when I'm traveling and just people will talk to
Speaker 10: me in general, a lot of Muslims and a lot
Speaker 10: of Middle Easterners. They like Trump more because it's not
Speaker 10: that like they fully trust them or they don't see
Speaker 10: that he's you know, a Zionist or whatever. It's just
Speaker 10: with Kamala, like you're getting this vibe. Like when you
Speaker 10: watch Fox News, they'll be like, she's a Palestinian. Chuck
Speaker 10: Schumer is a Palestinian. If he's a Palestinian, why is
Speaker 10: he pushing anti Semitism laws and writing a book on
Speaker 10: anti Semitism.
Speaker 7: He's not Palestinian.
Speaker 10: But anyway, you know, it's like they push this stupid
Speaker 10: controlled opposition narrative on Fox News. But the reality is
Speaker 10: that Kamala is not only pro Israel, she's just so
Speaker 10: bad at deal making and negotiations that she's getting more
Speaker 10: people killed than Trump. You could say that Trump is
Speaker 10: better for Israel and he's more a Zionists. But the
Speaker 10: thing is, he cut a billion dollar funding program in
Speaker 10: Syria and ramped down that war. So we'll see, like
Speaker 10: Kamala's gotten forty fifty thousand people murdered, like you said,
Speaker 10: if you add up Ukraine too, maybe.
Speaker 7: Upwards of a million.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 10: I really don't think I'm gonna do a worst job.
Speaker 10: I think he's even gonna do a better job in
Speaker 10: Israel and Palestine. He's probably gonna try to give them
Speaker 10: part of the land, and it's gonna piss off Palestinians.
Speaker 10: But like you ask a Palestinian, like, what was the
Speaker 10: worst time period, you know, twenty twenty two to twenty
Speaker 10: twenty four before that, this has probably been the worst
Speaker 10: time in modern history. It's one of the worst things
Speaker 10: that I've ever seen in literally this entire century.
Speaker 2: So you know, it's like, I'm not it's the worse
Speaker 2: since forty eight for them, for sure.
Speaker 10: I mean, I'm not asking for an all past, but
Speaker 10: it's like I'm looking for improvement, and I do think
Speaker 10: that Trump will negotiate. And I'll even say this when
Speaker 10: it comes to the Israel stuff and Trump taking money,
Speaker 10: this is not excusing it, but like, look at that
Speaker 10: he put.
Speaker 7: RFK at the head of HHS.
Speaker 10: He's always just making deals Like I don't even think
Speaker 10: he's that idealistic.
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Speaker 10: You know, if he does anything, it'll be because like
Speaker 10: Net and Yahoo didn't pour him a diet coke. And
Speaker 10: then I'll be like, you know what, I like, Like
Speaker 10: he operates in such a funny manner where it's like
Speaker 10: it's all about what you do to him, So it's
Speaker 10: like he doesn't have this massive loyalty.
Speaker 7: I think he's still a little a little upset because of.
Speaker 10: Net and Yahoo like congratulated Biden before the election was
Speaker 10: like over in his opinion, and like I'm not saying
Speaker 10: he's mad at it, but I you know, I think
Speaker 10: Trump does actually lack America more than kamaland has more loyalty.
Speaker 10: But we all know that there's a little bit of
Speaker 10: an issue when like every Senator and every House member
Speaker 10: on Twitter every day is just like we stand with
Speaker 10: this country forever and always, and it's like relax, bro,
Speaker 10: So I see, I see the issue. But yeah, I'm like,
Speaker 10: I just like Trump better than Kamalin almost every way.
Speaker 10: I can't even think of three things that I like
Speaker 10: better about Kamala or her leadership.
Speaker 3: Like I just and we haven't even mentioned the censorship
Speaker 3: regime that was rolled out under her tenure, and she
Speaker 3: campaigned on making it worse, like on censoring more aggressively.
Speaker 3: And this is what the entire you know, current regime
Speaker 3: was all about, was that, like, basically, and I still
Speaker 3: believe this is true, had Trump lost this election, they
Speaker 3: would have made it basically impossible for them to ever
Speaker 3: lose again, or they would have made it so that
Speaker 3: whoever becomes the GOP nominee would have been just a
Speaker 3: total carbon copy, you know, Mitt Romney type of character
Speaker 3: forever more, and they would have censored and obliterated any
Speaker 3: any sort of you know, genuine populist challenger to the throne.
Speaker 3: And for that reason, I'm still glad that Donald Trump won.
Speaker 3: I am, and I think that it is better. I
Speaker 3: think it gives us a chance at actually speaking out,
Speaker 3: which we were Like people forget, but you were on
Speaker 3: the internet as aggressively as I was in that period.
Speaker 3: Twenty one and twenty two was fucking crazy. I mean,
Speaker 3: we couldn't say anything practically. So I think it's very
Speaker 3: important that we got this win. And you know, whether
Speaker 3: or not it ends up being some technocratic panopticon because
Speaker 3: Elon Musk and the Vaik and Donald Trump end up
Speaker 3: putting us into this you know, technological cell. Okay, maybe
Speaker 3: that happens, I don't know, but the trajectory we were
Speaker 3: on was pretty bad anyways.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I want to say, like the trends everything, like
Speaker 10: all this stuff that I've been working for, I feel
Speaker 10: like we're making gains and everything. And even like the
Speaker 10: youth going like ten or eleven percent conservative outside of Trump,
Speaker 10: like that was a demographic shift that I wasn't sure
Speaker 10: was even possible. So there's so many good things happening.
Speaker 10: And I think sometimes people they become at odds with
Speaker 10: me because I'm trying to be so honest that I
Speaker 10: can seem like I'm a hater sometimes because I'm just
Speaker 10: I'm not waverable when I believe something to be true,
Speaker 10: like I don't care what it.
Speaker 7: Costs, So they liked me.
Speaker 10: But then I'm also like a really optimistic, positive person
Speaker 10: and like outside of politics, like I'm a happy person,
Speaker 10: you know, I try to like enjoy life and see
Speaker 10: the best in it. So it's like there's so many
Speaker 10: things that are good about what's going on. And like
Speaker 10: you said that option that everyone's freaking out about. I
Speaker 10: like Greg Reecee. He does great reporting for info Wars,
Speaker 10: but and I don't know what he thinks to me,
Speaker 10: but I think he does great work. And I've always
Speaker 10: liked his little shorts that he does for Alex. But
Speaker 10: he commented on my thing and was like, you know,
Speaker 10: the technocratic like spy state that they're gonna do with
Speaker 10: X or whatever he said, And I'm like, here's my
Speaker 10: thought about that.
Speaker 7: I got my eyes.
Speaker 10: Peeled for it because it's always possible, especially after what
Speaker 10: they did during COVID. But like they don't need to
Speaker 10: do anything right now in my opinion, to do that,
Speaker 10: Like they already have everyone's everything.
Speaker 7: Like they have it on Apple, like Apple has it.
Speaker 10: You think they need to go through elon Muskin X
Speaker 10: to get us to use it. There's not even gonna
Speaker 10: be as many people on X's that has already gave
Speaker 10: their information to Facebook, Like Facebook already has the whole
Speaker 10: world's information, more than X will probably ever get a.
Speaker 2: Billions of people's ideas. I don't everything.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, like I don't understand it.
Speaker 10: Where it's like you think they're gonna do all this
Speaker 10: stuff through like they they could, but also it's like,
Speaker 10: let's just say that not they could do it in
Speaker 10: twenty different ways now if they wanted to. So it's
Speaker 10: gonna be a compliance game kind of like uh, you
Speaker 10: know COVID was when that time comes, like who resistant
Speaker 10: who doesn't? So I'm like, I'm not naive about it,
Speaker 10: but I just I feel like people are sometimes always
Speaker 10: like fearing the worst, where like I'll be I could
Speaker 10: say that's definitely a possibility, like it could happen. I'll
Speaker 10: be lookout for it, but I'm not gonna spend my
Speaker 10: hours like fearing it. We're the people that do the opposite.
Speaker 10: They'll be like that's a one hundred percent for it,
Speaker 10: Sure gonna happen. And if anyone disagrees with me, they're
Speaker 10: in on it, and it's like, okay, but what if
Speaker 10: it doesn't though, what if like five years goes by
Speaker 10: and it doesn't happen.
Speaker 7: Because I don't.
Speaker 3: Shut out to Whitney Web because she's she's one of
Speaker 3: those folks it seems like she does great.
Speaker 7: But here's the thing.
Speaker 10: Yeah, she does great reporting and she points out a
Speaker 10: lot of things where it's like, I appreciate her reporting.
Speaker 10: I think she's just spot on. But yeah, I mean,
Speaker 10: I you know, everybody can. Everybody's entitled to their opinion
Speaker 10: and perspective. I think, as long as they're somewhat respectful
Speaker 10: about it. But I guess I'm just not I'm not
Speaker 10: fearing that exact moment because as as you know, bad
Speaker 10: as things could be and as good as it like,
Speaker 10: I think it could be a lot worse. We saw
Speaker 10: what happened during COVID, and you can see what's happening
Speaker 10: in other countries. I don't want to get on too
Speaker 10: big of a tangent, but say, like with immigration and
Speaker 10: like gangs coming in, and I'm not saying it was
Speaker 10: that bad yet you see what's happening in other countries
Speaker 10: and it's it's so bad where it's like it's France, UK,
Speaker 10: Spain and even other countries where it's even worse, where
Speaker 10: like they've just completely lost. Like I like Mexico to
Speaker 10: some extent, but like you know, the cartel's basically like
Speaker 10: run it and I don't know what the government's really doing.
Speaker 10: So it's like that issue is an interesting one because,
Speaker 10: like Elon was pointing out even on Joe Rogan, where
Speaker 10: it's like they're push they're pushing legal migration in states,
Speaker 10: in swing states, and he's like, if Trump doesn't win
Speaker 10: this election, he was like, we're never winning another election ever. Again,
Speaker 10: it's a one state party forever. So I just think
Speaker 10: there's like seven different games being played, like not not
Speaker 10: not to go cue with it, but it's like there
Speaker 10: is like seven games, and sometimes people are like, no,
Speaker 10: it's this one, this is happening, this is it.
Speaker 7: I'm like, I don't fear. I don't fear that I'm
Speaker 7: aware of it, but I don't I'm not afraid of it.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, even if even if you are concerned
Speaker 3: about it, it doesn't mean that it's inevitability. And I
Speaker 3: think that that to talk about it is fine What
Speaker 3: I find fascinating about those folks is that they're almost
Speaker 3: always the ones that say, no, I don't vote, I
Speaker 3: would never vote. And I'm just like, I'm like, wait,
Speaker 3: so you think we're headed towards this inescapable, technocratic panopticon
Speaker 3: and you don't even want to have any say on
Speaker 3: like which which leader might be leading us there faster?
Speaker 3: Like assuming that it's an inevitability, you still don't want
Speaker 3: to go with the guy that you think is less
Speaker 3: in that vein.
Speaker 2: I guess.
Speaker 3: I guess their argument would be, no, they're both exactly
Speaker 3: the same, They're both exactly in that vein. I'm like,
Speaker 3: I just don't buy that, you know, And I think
Speaker 3: I think that the other thing is And I used
Speaker 3: to probably have more of their perspective, but after I
Speaker 3: spent so much time around these people, Like I know
Speaker 3: vivik Ramaswami pretty well.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump Junior very well, but I spent and talked
Speaker 3: to him for an hour, Like if you if you
Speaker 3: talk one on one with someone for an hour, you
Speaker 3: get a feel for who they are, Like it's just
Speaker 3: you do. It doesn't mean that your feel is correct,
Speaker 3: but the feel I got from Donald Trump Junior was like,
Speaker 3: this guy would be like a buddy of mine, you know,
Speaker 3: like I would, I would not hate this guy. He
Speaker 3: is not some Unamerican danger who's trying to feed me
Speaker 3: over the CCP or put me into you know, Elon
Speaker 3: Musk's you know, technocratic cage. So that's the vibe I get.
Speaker 3: So it's hard for me to buy into this narrative that, Okay,
Speaker 3: his you think his father is really just trying. He's
Speaker 3: he's actually the he's the head fake, and he's gonna
Speaker 3: bring be the one that brings about World War three,
Speaker 3: and you're a fool.
Speaker 2: You're like, I don't know, man, I find that hard
Speaker 2: to believe.
Speaker 3: I think he's probably just, you know, not a very
Speaker 3: ideological guy who gets led astray a lot, but overall
Speaker 3: probably isn't as bad as Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: That's my that's my two cents.
Speaker 7: I like Don Junior a lot.
Speaker 10: Here's what I'll say this, four years will really tell
Speaker 10: the tale because with Trump, true, it seemed like he
Speaker 10: was crushing for three years, but then with the COVID
Speaker 10: thing like that theory seems a lot more plausible because
Speaker 10: it's like three great years and then the economy blows
Speaker 10: up and it's like the craziest thing in modern history. Okay,
Speaker 10: you know this four years, I don't believe that he's
Speaker 10: gonna do something that bad again. And I'm not making
Speaker 10: excuses for him like a lot of his supporters. I'm
Speaker 10: just saying, like, I'm going with the theory that that's
Speaker 10: not gonna happen again. If it does happen again, and
Speaker 10: something just as bad as that happens, me and Clint
Speaker 10: are wrong, you know, and it literally doesn't matter, and
Speaker 10: they're literally gonna push us there.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 7: This next four years will really tell that.
Speaker 2: But why would someone root against us in this pathway?
Speaker 2: Like like do you want him?
Speaker 3: Do you want to be right so bad that you
Speaker 3: want Donald Trump to actually have another lockdown or to
Speaker 3: start a world war or something crazy? Like I find
Speaker 3: it fascinating that people, a lot of people I think
Speaker 3: are so just doomer pilled that they would prefer to
Speaker 3: see Donald Trump failed just so that they could say
Speaker 3: told you.
Speaker 10: Like, I definitely yeah, And I don't want to shame
Speaker 10: people that do good reporting, because like there is a
Speaker 10: such thing as good reporting that's necessary. But I think
Speaker 10: you're right there absolutely are people that are one hundred
Speaker 10: percent on that where it's like they don't even want
Speaker 10: to acknowledge that reality where I'm a little like weird
Speaker 10: with it too when it comes to like mindset. You know,
Speaker 10: I'm hyper sensitive. So for me, like, I know, I'm
Speaker 10: not Donald Trump, I'm not connected to this level. But
Speaker 10: everything I've ever gotten in my life, like the success
Speaker 10: I've gotten, the people that I've met, it's all through
Speaker 10: what I built for myself, right, And I didn't really
Speaker 10: have family connections, I didn't have help, Like I didn't
Speaker 10: have a budget, I don't have a corporation, but I
Speaker 10: see how great this country is despite all odds. You know,
Speaker 10: during COVID it was one of in some ways it
Speaker 10: was one of the craziest parts of my life. But
Speaker 10: because no one seemed to know how to do the reporting,
Speaker 10: I ended up being able to compete with major media
Speaker 10: news and once they realized, they took away a lot
Speaker 10: of my stuff. But it's like, still, that's a cool moment.
Speaker 10: And then I still rallied from and et cetera. So like,
Speaker 10: I don't live in this reality where I'm this powerless
Speaker 10: victim that's gonna get computer chipped in my head, like
Speaker 10: I believe in myself when that moment comes to say no.
Speaker 10: Just like when they were trying to stick a test
Speaker 10: or a vaccine, I said no. So it's like I
Speaker 10: get where they're coming from, and it's a possibility in
Speaker 10: my head, but I'm not going to spend one hundred
Speaker 10: percent of my time thinking it's going to happen, and
Speaker 10: almost like being like just to say I told you so,
Speaker 10: because I don't find I don't think I'm powerless. And
Speaker 10: it's like the people that are above me, like you know,
Speaker 10: say like a gay of a news I'm like, I
Speaker 10: don't envy what he has, Like he has a different
Speaker 10: type of power. I think there's a power in authenticity.
Speaker 10: I think there's a power in spirit. There's a power
Speaker 10: in social media and the people you can connect with.
Speaker 10: And I'd rather hang out with these people than donors
Speaker 10: and elites because that would creep me out. And like
Speaker 10: these people feel uncomfortable because they know they're lying all
Speaker 10: the time. So it's like, you know, I live in
Speaker 10: a whole different reality than the people that are always
Speaker 10: so negative about everything, where it's like I don't think
Speaker 10: I'm a powerless victim who's going to get rounded up
Speaker 10: into a camp andoot Peter Ship in my head, because
Speaker 10: if I really thought that way, i'd leave. And it's
Speaker 10: the same with certain anarchists where they're like, I don't
Speaker 10: consent it all to the US government. Then go to
Speaker 10: a different country, google the one that has the smallest
Speaker 10: government in the world, and go there and then and
Speaker 10: then complain to voters in Zimbabwe or something.
Speaker 7: You won't do it.
Speaker 10: You'll sit in America and complain to American voters because
Speaker 10: you know you don't consent. But at any point you
Speaker 10: could leave, you know, and if you're really that scared
Speaker 10: of what's coming, why not leave. I'm not afraid, you know,
Speaker 10: I'm not afraid of this stuff.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 3: In fairness, I think many of those types they moved
Speaker 3: to the state with the smallest cover. At least that's
Speaker 3: what I did. You know, I practice what I preached.
Speaker 3: I moved from California to Florida. You know, Florida is
Speaker 3: not like the I don't know if it's the smallest
Speaker 3: government in the country, but it's definitely smaller than California,
Speaker 3: that's for fucking sure. And I think a lot of
Speaker 3: libertarians they moved to New Hampshire. Some of them they
Speaker 3: peace out all the way to El Salvador. Some of
Speaker 3: them are probably moving to Argentina. So there are, yeah,
Speaker 3: there are, there are some people that do that, but
Speaker 3: I think by and large most don't. Most just stay
Speaker 3: at home and they bitch and complain on the Internet
Speaker 3: and then they, you know, if if Trump doesn't deliver anything,
Speaker 3: they get to say I told you. So here's the reality.
Speaker 3: I don't expect Trump to deliver much. I like, the
Speaker 3: main reason that I'm not a fucking Republican in the
Speaker 3: first place is well, one, there's some ideological differences, but two,
Speaker 3: it's because these people don't deliver shit. When I debated
Speaker 3: avig Ramaswami at the National Convention, that was my main
Speaker 3: argument against him, and he fucking agreed with me.
Speaker 2: He's like, you're right.
Speaker 3: We campaigned as if we're Ron Paul and then we
Speaker 3: governed like we're John McCain. And I'm sick of it too,
Speaker 3: and it's like, yeah, thank you fucking finally. And it's
Speaker 3: like every GOP person that I know, every MAGA person
Speaker 3: I know, at least feels the same way.
Speaker 2: So I just don't. I just would rather not have an.
Speaker 3: Antagonistic relationship with the magabase. Like the average voter out there,
Speaker 3: I think that they see the world fairly similarly to
Speaker 3: how I do, so I just don't. I see no
Speaker 3: reason to be antagonistic towards them. And you know that
Speaker 3: that earns me a lot of ir from my people,
Speaker 3: but you know, it is what it.
Speaker 7: Is, dude.
Speaker 10: I saw some people the same people are getting mad
Speaker 10: at me. They were getting mad at Ron Paul and
Speaker 10: Thomas Massey because Thomas Massey was happy Trump one and
Speaker 10: Ron Paul was happy that like for the first time
Speaker 10: it's years, people actually gave a shit about him, like
Speaker 10: you know, Elon Musk, Vivek Ramaswami, and people are like,
Speaker 10: how dare Ron Paul get happy that Vivek talked to him?
Speaker 10: And I'm like, you're gonna get mad at Ron Paul
Speaker 10: because Vivek's trying to include him in a conversation, Like
Speaker 10: how fucked up of a person are you to get
Speaker 10: mad at like an eighty nine year old fucking legend
Speaker 10: because Vec talked to him. And I want to say
Speaker 10: this real quick, and I want to get your response
Speaker 10: because with Vivec, it's like, you know, I don't I
Speaker 10: don't want people to think I like hate the guy
Speaker 10: and I'm this big, like hardline critic on everything just
Speaker 10: because I'm mad. It's like I always try to be
Speaker 10: graceful in my approach, where like I always said, you know,
Speaker 10: I think Vivek is super smart, super talented. I think
Speaker 10: he's gonna be successful regardless of my opinion because I
Speaker 10: see how he's maneuvering, and I know he's going to
Speaker 10: be successful. And I want him to get a position
Speaker 10: because I didn't want him to be the president personally,
Speaker 10: but I want to see what he can do. The
Speaker 10: doch thing will be interesting too. On that note, though,
Speaker 10: it's like I'm not this type of person like say
Speaker 10: he was your best friend. I'm not gonna be like Clint.
Speaker 10: You can't be friend like the people that are like you.
Speaker 10: Ron Paul's talking to him, It's like, bro, this is
Speaker 10: what is his high school? You get to determined who
Speaker 10: gets to talk to who. But with VEC and I
Speaker 10: know some people are interested because like Elon has a
Speaker 10: lot of like government contracts with space X and stuff.
Speaker 10: You know, Vivec came from the pharmaceutical industry, and I
Speaker 10: know he's been talking about like deregulation to some extent there,
Speaker 10: and I'm just interested. I mean, I love the fact
Speaker 10: that they're bringing Ron Paul into the conversation. I think
Speaker 10: that's beyond cool. I guess just with them too, it's
Speaker 10: like I wish for the best. I think that they
Speaker 10: say a lot of the right things, and they seem
Speaker 10: super transparent. At bare minimum, they seem like the two
Speaker 10: most transparent people out there. But it's like, I'm going
Speaker 10: to keep my eyes peel too, because it's like if
Speaker 10: he starts shredding a bunch of like regulations that I
Speaker 10: don't I don't think are really that bad when it
Speaker 10: comes to like drugs, because I know his one company,
Speaker 10: you know, it didn't get the FDA approval. I think
Speaker 10: in the stock kind of like collapsed. So I was
Speaker 10: He's like, this is my number one goal with FDA,
Speaker 10: and I'm like, well, that's not rfk's top five goals.
Speaker 2: I get.
Speaker 10: But I do get what he's saying though, because there
Speaker 10: are certain like stem cell therapy where like athletes have
Speaker 10: to fly to me Ago or Germany to get it
Speaker 10: because you can't get the best stuff in America. So
Speaker 10: I get where he's going. I guess My point is like,
Speaker 10: even though I think I gave the hardest interview to.
Speaker 7: Vivek Uh and got a lot of trouble for it from.
Speaker 2: It was rough sauce, dude, I loved it though.
Speaker 10: No, But in general, it's like I don't hate the guy,
Speaker 10: and my my uh my intentions are pure. I'm just
Speaker 10: I can go hard but also wish for the best,
Speaker 10: but just keep my eye on it, like you know,
Speaker 10: with him, Like I'm gonna keep my eye on it,
Speaker 10: but I'm never gonna like yell at him for talking
Speaker 10: to Ron Paul like that's awesome.
Speaker 7: Well why are people mad at that? I don't I
Speaker 7: don't understand.
Speaker 8: Do you not?
Speaker 2: Do you not want him to be?
Speaker 3: Like when Donald Trump Junior is quote tweeting Dave Smith
Speaker 3: my good friend, Like.
Speaker 2: Is that not a positive? Like are you gonna really?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 2: What the fuck?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 3: So I totally agree And and just for the record,
Speaker 3: even though I spend a good amount of time with
Speaker 3: vi Vic, I don't know him like I don't know
Speaker 3: him the totality of his being. I know he's he's
Speaker 3: got an incredible capacity to talk like me, does that
Speaker 3: mean he actually shares my beliefs?
Speaker 2: Like I feel the same way. I I yeah, exactly.
Speaker 3: I feel the same way about RFK Junior though, like
Speaker 3: he was a gun grabbing climate change lunatic not that
Speaker 3: long ago. So now, granted, he's not going to be
Speaker 3: responsible for most of those things, so we won't even
Speaker 3: really be able to tell if he changed his opinions
Speaker 3: on those on those issues. But with viveg, like, we're
Speaker 3: gonna be able to tell a lot if he actually
Speaker 3: gets in there and he shreds a whole bunch of
Speaker 3: like things that help the economy bloom and blossom, and
Speaker 3: he's like basically our Indian American hobbyer in Malay, Well
Speaker 3: then he's kind of walking the walk at that point.
Speaker 2: Well, we'll see. And for me, I'm grateful.
Speaker 7: I think he's really transparent too. So it's like if
Speaker 7: you did.
Speaker 10: People got to understand, like when Kamala is in office,
Speaker 10: no one cares what you say, it doesn't matter, no
Speaker 10: one's listening, there's no chance of changing everything. You might
Speaker 10: as well just log off the internet or do journal.
Speaker 10: Like with Vivek, he's very transparent and he tries to
Speaker 10: be elon like you know, I'm sure you feel the same,
Speaker 10: but I don't go out off of just what he says,
Speaker 10: even though he was one of the few people pushing
Speaker 10: back against COVID in May. And I appreciate it that,
Speaker 10: but like what he's done with the network, and I've
Speaker 10: seen what it's done to other social media companies. Like
Speaker 10: half the people that hate him on Twitter are just
Speaker 10: tweeting every day like I'm being shadow banded. I'm being
Speaker 10: shadow banned by I'm like, I see your tweets every day.
Speaker 10: You're not being shadow banded. These people don't understand. It's
Speaker 10: like if I tweet twenty times a day, they're not
Speaker 10: all going to get the same numbers. It's a numbers game,
Speaker 10: and some things take off and some things don't. They're like,
Speaker 10: but it got it doesn't like I'll get five hundred
Speaker 10: thousand views on Instagram and like twenty thousand views on Facebook.
Speaker 10: It's not necessarily shadow banning, but it's just algorithmic changes
Speaker 10: and some things happen that way. But it's it's just
Speaker 10: so funny where it's like he brought you back onto Twitter.
Speaker 10: You know what I'm saying, I could see all of
Speaker 10: your posts. It's just people think they deserve everything. Where
Speaker 10: it's like if I tweet fifty times a day. I've
Speaker 10: gotten results for the last seven years, so I don't
Speaker 10: care anymore. But it's also like I don't if it
Speaker 10: gets five million views or it gets five thousand views,
Speaker 10: like I don't deserve Like you know, it's like every tweet,
Speaker 10: like some people log onto social media and they literally think,
Speaker 10: like I'm gonna tweet twenty things and everything I say
Speaker 10: so great that they should all get five hundred thousand impressions,
Speaker 10: and if they don't, I'm being shadow man. It's like,
Speaker 10: what type of egotistical dickhead are you that think that's
Speaker 10: not algorithm works.
Speaker 7: It's a bit.
Speaker 2: Of an entitlement mentality.
Speaker 3: But look, I will be honest, I would like it
Speaker 3: if just my tweets would be shown to all of
Speaker 3: the people that follow me, cause like, you have more
Speaker 3: followers than I do, but I have two hundred and
Speaker 3: five thousand followers. There is never a time where I
Speaker 3: should only have three or four or five thousand impressions
Speaker 3: on a tweet. That seems kind of crazy low. But
Speaker 3: at the same time, I go viral a lot. I'm
Speaker 3: very appreciative. The marketing arm that I have from this
Speaker 3: is unbelievable. It's like nothing I ever imagined I could
Speaker 3: have possibly achieved or attained. So I'm not complaining. And
Speaker 3: I think that Elon, even if you like, the real
Speaker 3: reason that they're bitching on on Twitter or X is
Speaker 3: because it's still the best. Like if you go anywhere else,
Speaker 3: the only improvements that you've seen over the past three
Speaker 3: years are because they have to compete with X because
Speaker 3: he basically just threw the gates wide open allowed people
Speaker 3: to start talking again, and these other platforms were fucking
Speaker 3: hemorrhaging users because so many people had did ban from
Speaker 3: Facebook and Instagram and this platform and everywhere else that
Speaker 3: they're like, all right, well, we better fucking chill out,
Speaker 3: like we're gonna lose our lunch. So you know, whether
Speaker 3: or not he ends up putting a brainship in me
Speaker 3: against my will, he still has helped a lot when
Speaker 3: it comes to the free speech issue.
Speaker 2: For sure.
Speaker 10: I don't know if I like it as much as
Speaker 10: how it used to be, like you're saying, but I
Speaker 10: guess I just live in like what it is. And
Speaker 10: I noticed this on Instagram as well. You know, I
Speaker 10: have a lot of followers, but if you look at
Speaker 10: the analytics, it'll be like fifty percent of the views
Speaker 10: or from my following fifty percent or not.
Speaker 7: But then your content when it goes virals in other
Speaker 7: people's feed.
Speaker 10: I'm just gonna explain why this happens, because I think
Speaker 10: I understand from a business perspective.
Speaker 7: Facebook, at Twitter, TikTok as well everything.
Speaker 10: They make money as long as people are there because
Speaker 10: the longer you stay on there, the more ads you're
Speaker 10: going to see, and the more they can, you know,
Speaker 10: pay people and run the ads or whatever, you know,
Speaker 10: get money from it.
Speaker 7: So they want to keep you on there.
Speaker 10: If your feed is people that you follow, they've done
Speaker 10: the analytics, like to such an extreme level, probably artificial intelligence,
Speaker 10: just data everything, to the point where it's like, all right,
Speaker 10: him seeing all of his followers is gonna be way
Speaker 10: more boring than if we can cherry pick when you
Speaker 10: when you scroll on Twitter, you're gonna see thirty of
Speaker 10: the posts that they've determined that you're gonna like the most,
Speaker 10: you're gonna share the most.
Speaker 7: And here's the weird part.
Speaker 10: I leave and I come back sometimes if I'm just
Speaker 10: trying to find like something to screenshot and then post
Speaker 10: on Facebook to like share the news on Facebook, the
Speaker 10: perfect couple things are right at the top of my
Speaker 10: feed because they already know that that's kind of what
Speaker 10: I want to see and they have patterns on me,
Speaker 10: so it's it makes the feed better in some ways,
Speaker 10: but then the followers also don't see it, so it's like.
Speaker 7: You know, it's it's a given and take.
Speaker 10: On Facebook, I think they really screw me where like
Speaker 10: people don't see my videos that much anymore, but I
Speaker 10: can reach millions of people just posting memes today because
Speaker 10: I guess they've determined that that's better for them, you know,
Speaker 10: like they're not really as much.
Speaker 2: Of a video. The memes are harmless, but your words
Speaker 2: are dangerous.
Speaker 10: It could be that, but I just think they tried
Speaker 10: to go hard into the videos, but then they kind
Speaker 10: of like lost what made them themselves. And even like
Speaker 10: Facebook Marketplace, I think that's done really well for them recently,
Speaker 10: so they're trying to like be their.
Speaker 7: Own thing again. But that's why it happens.
Speaker 10: And I guess, you know, certain parts of it bothered
Speaker 10: me to some extent, But as somebody that's seen everything,
Speaker 10: I think that YouTube is the most rigged of all.
Speaker 10: And I think that X even Instagram now kind of
Speaker 10: just lets it fly a little bit. So the name
Speaker 10: of the game is just like trying to figure out
Speaker 10: what works. And like you said, like some of yours
Speaker 10: will get five thousand, but you really, especially you, you'll
Speaker 10: go viral like every day because one of your tweets
Speaker 10: will catch on and once it hits the system, it
Speaker 10: just flies, you know.
Speaker 7: So I feel like I do social media.
Speaker 2: That's why I complain about it.
Speaker 7: A sidebiz too, just because I like it and I
Speaker 7: can get out of politics.
Speaker 10: But I kind of like studying all the stuff and
Speaker 10: it's it's interesting where it's like I get it's like
Speaker 10: an email is or something. It's like I wish everybody
Speaker 10: could see this because then I'd be doing a lot better.
Speaker 10: But it's just not kind of how it works now.
Speaker 7: But I get.
Speaker 10: I get why it works the way it is, and
Speaker 10: in some ways I think it's I think it's good.
Speaker 10: But it'll change eventually, like everything always changes to something else.
Speaker 7: That's just what's happening.
Speaker 10: They want your top ten tweets that you see to
Speaker 10: be the most interesting things to you and the most
Speaker 10: like you know, like it's secured.
Speaker 2: It's a curated feed man.
Speaker 3: They're trying to They're trying to maximize your attention and
Speaker 3: your interest and to keep you there and sharing and
Speaker 3: talking and communicating. And yeah, I mean, I like, I
Speaker 3: get it. It's just I'm old enough that I was
Speaker 3: actually like an early day's Facebook user. I haven't been
Speaker 3: on Facebook and I don't even know like ten years
Speaker 3: or something crazy, but I was an early days user
Speaker 3: where the algo didn't exist, and like everything you posted
Speaker 3: would just be the next thing that fucking everyone saw,
Speaker 3: and like the good old days, you know, and the world,
Speaker 3: I like, that world ain't coming back. Like it's just
Speaker 3: it's just obvious. Every single platform does this. So I
Speaker 3: do feel bad though for those that are like, well,
Speaker 3: I was one of them, because not that long ago,
Speaker 3: I was trying to start out and it's a fucking nightmare.
Speaker 3: It is so hard to get that snowball rolling, like
Speaker 3: if you're if you're starting from zero like I went.
Speaker 2: It took me.
Speaker 3: It took me four years to go from zero to
Speaker 3: one hundred thousand followers. It took me ten months to
Speaker 3: go from one hundred thousand to two hundred thousand followers.
Speaker 3: Like it's crazy how fast it grows once you get
Speaker 3: to where we're at versus like just that starting ramp
Speaker 3: is just oh man, it's like I'm forgetting the name
Speaker 3: of the.
Speaker 2: One's the guy that pushed it up the hill just
Speaker 2: every day. I'm not sure it'll come to me anyways.
Speaker 10: Instagram used to be just like like who posted it when?
Speaker 10: But the thing is like you'd go through your feet
Speaker 10: and you're be like, all right, I've seen everything for
Speaker 10: the day. But they can't have to do that, so
Speaker 10: it is kind of like predatory in the sense of
Speaker 10: they're like, keep scrolling, keep scrolling. So it's like I'm
Speaker 10: kind of ready for the next algorithm because this one
Speaker 10: is a little obnoxious to some extent, like that they
Speaker 10: just have to keep us going over and over.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I would say sissphisis sorry.
Speaker 10: I would say that this era, even there's more competition,
Speaker 10: so it might be harder to stand out because there's
Speaker 10: like way more people doing it than used to. But
Speaker 10: at the same time, it's like you two, you you
Speaker 10: can go viral easier with no followers now than you
Speaker 10: could have before. Like that's back in the day you
Speaker 10: needed someone big to share it, like you literally needed that.
Speaker 10: Now if it's good enough, it could just fly, or
Speaker 10: if you piss somebody off enough, they want to argue
Speaker 10: with you.
Speaker 3: Every every day, I'll see a tweet that has a
Speaker 3: quarter million likes and all, and I'll click the profile
Speaker 3: because it's someone I've never seen before, and they'll have
Speaker 3: like fifteen hundred followers, you know, like they they are
Speaker 3: trying to make it possible for these smallest accounts to
Speaker 3: just have an explosive day, right, And I think that's good,
Speaker 3: like because sometimes the smaller accounts put out really fucking
Speaker 3: great stuff. It's usually a joke, but yeah, I think
Speaker 3: I think like they're fine tuning it. It's it's an
Speaker 3: involving science. And overall, I'm just amazed that, like people
Speaker 3: that are genuinely interested in the truth, like truly independent
Speaker 3: commentators like you and I are able to reach the
Speaker 3: audiences that we're able to reach, Like I've got episodes
Speaker 3: that do better than fucking CNN sometimes some nights, you know,
Speaker 3: Like it's it's crazy what we're able to accomplish. I've
Speaker 3: been on Timcast ten times and every single one of
Speaker 3: those episodes does more than what most corporate news shows do.
Speaker 3: So it's just an amazing time to be able to
Speaker 3: do this stuff, and I think people kind of lose
Speaker 3: sight of that that it used to be just fucking
Speaker 3: cronkite and a handful of you know, dudes and suits
Speaker 3: that were spitting CIA lives to you and now you
Speaker 3: got you know, maybe you don't like Tim Poole whatever,
Speaker 3: but like you've got fifty people out there that you
Speaker 3: can pick from that are genuinely independent, that are trying
Speaker 3: to deliver you the truth. That's something we've never had before.
Speaker 10: Right, And I you know, I'm very like, I don't
Speaker 10: know if i'd call it meta, but it's like, what
Speaker 10: do you want? Because like when people talk to me
Speaker 10: sometimes about business, they're like, you should do this, you
Speaker 10: should like they're just assuming I want all these things
Speaker 10: that they want, but it's like, I've been in this
Speaker 10: game so long, it's like I don't. I'm not like
Speaker 10: desiring or like, I'm not trying to be anywhere else
Speaker 10: than I am right now. So with social media, it's
Speaker 10: one of those things where if you're like, your energy
Speaker 10: is what you can control, So I'm not trying to
Speaker 10: talk to it because like some people they do this that,
Speaker 10: but if you put it out there and it's truly
Speaker 10: good and especially like with the six degrees of separation,
Speaker 10: everybody's reading the same stuff. Like I know for sure
Speaker 10: people that got mad at me last week and called
Speaker 10: me a seller or whatever, they're sharing stuff that news
Speaker 10: that I kind of created. Like I know because I
Speaker 10: know what news articles I screenshot and I know I
Speaker 10: was first with that. It's not a competition. I don't
Speaker 10: even care. I want everybody to share it and they
Speaker 10: don't need to give me credit. But it's like they're
Speaker 10: hating on me, yet they're regurgitating what they don't even
Speaker 10: know I put out into the world, and then everybody's
Speaker 10: putting out. So it's like, if you're a part of
Speaker 10: this conversation, to focus on just being like chill, cool
Speaker 10: and great at what you do and people will like it.
Speaker 7: Like everybody's not bad.
Speaker 10: There are bad people out there, but like I don't
Speaker 10: live in this world where I hate like you said,
Speaker 10: like I like Don Junior, I liked different people like
Speaker 10: I like Elon. I don't I'm not gonna let him
Speaker 10: put a chip in my head, but I think he's funny,
Speaker 10: Like he's an interesting character. So it's like you kind
Speaker 10: of can only get what you put out in this world,
Speaker 10: and I think people are putting they don't realize it,
Speaker 10: but they're putting out so much negativity that then they're like,
Speaker 10: why is my stuff not getting shared? Because your entire
Speaker 10: following is people that are angry as you, You're not
Speaker 10: gonna be connecting with people that don't live in that reality.
Speaker 10: Like say something like I didn't get that many views.
Speaker 10: What you said is not that interesting. Try to say
Speaker 10: something more interesting, or like try it twenty times. Have
Speaker 10: the discipline, like it doesn't know. I don't get what
Speaker 10: I want every single time. Like I just did music video.
Speaker 10: I think it was the best song I ever did.
Speaker 7: I don't. I'm detached from the results.
Speaker 10: Like if it's as good as I think it is,
Speaker 10: then it'll it'll get there eventually and and people respected
Speaker 10: in five years. But I'm not like everybody wants everything
Speaker 10: so bad. It's like, you know, it's like you get
Speaker 10: what you get. Just keep going and focus on what
Speaker 10: you're doing because it's a great time. We're all connected.
Speaker 10: People will like you if you were likable, but if
Speaker 10: you're piece of shit and you're not that smart, people
Speaker 10: won't like it.
Speaker 2: And it's you.
Speaker 3: That's absolutely true. A good example of what you're talking about. Like,
Speaker 3: I was the first person who dredged up the Pam
Speaker 3: Bondie sitting with Donald Trump Junior interview about red flaglaws,
Speaker 3: and I've seen it shared by fucking huge accounts like
Speaker 3: the next seventy two hours after I posted it, and
Speaker 3: a lot of them are not crediting me. They've downloaded
Speaker 3: it and they've cut it up and they're doing it
Speaker 3: on their own and I don't care. It's not my content.
Speaker 3: I didn't fucking record the interview with myself. I was
Speaker 3: just the first person that when I heard her name,
Speaker 3: I didn't know much about her. So I looked it
Speaker 3: up and that was the first video I found, and
Speaker 3: I was like, Oh, she's a gun grabbing censorship machine.
Speaker 3: That's not a great you know, fit for ag Jesus
Speaker 3: Christ is terrible, right, But the point the point is
Speaker 3: I'm not in it for the credit, Like I don't
Speaker 3: want her to be the AG. So if I if
Speaker 3: I'm the first person that puts that video out there,
Speaker 3: and then these enormous accounts Hodge Twins or whoever else
Speaker 3: picks it up and runs with it, fucking great, maybe
Speaker 3: it ends up that she doesn't end up being the
Speaker 3: ag and then we've changed the world just throw our
Speaker 3: little endeavors on the internet.
Speaker 10: So yeah, and I got people that have always been
Speaker 10: like I would say, loyal followers and like just people
Speaker 10: that I like that have always done their own thing
Speaker 10: but just never been disrespectful to me. Like this guy
Speaker 10: today with Julius, like he's always been a supporter and
Speaker 10: and he does good work on his own. He'll post
Speaker 10: something in the comments and like if it's good, I'll
Speaker 10: see it, you know what I'm saying. And I'm giving
Speaker 10: them credit now because it's like I'm just maneuvering sometimes,
Speaker 10: like people will take stuff I'm not.
Speaker 7: I don't care, you know.
Speaker 10: Like I said, I don't need credit for a screenshot
Speaker 10: out of a Fox News article, But if I was
Speaker 10: the first one, it's just kind of cool. It's like
Speaker 10: I'm doing what I want and getting results. And that's
Speaker 10: like the taking the ego detached from it where it's
Speaker 10: like I need this, I need that, you need that.
Speaker 10: It's like we're all crushing like and we all work
Speaker 10: off each other. So I think that people. That's the
Speaker 10: thing about the I get the non consent of the
Speaker 10: voting stuff. I don't want to spend too much time
Speaker 10: on it. But it's just like, you really want to
Speaker 10: argue about this for three years with me? Like we're
Speaker 10: all moving and doing things and effect acting the zeitgeist
Speaker 10: of like reality, and like you just want to argue
Speaker 10: about something that I I just don't find that interesting.
Speaker 10: I understand it on an individual level, I get it,
Speaker 10: but it's like I just don't want to talk about
Speaker 10: I don't want to talk about anything in.
Speaker 7: A loop like for for three years alone, really no
Speaker 7: topic do I want to do that for?
Speaker 3: I mean that like the name of my show's Liberty Lockdown.
Speaker 3: But if I were to talk about the lockdowns every day,
Speaker 3: even four years later, I would have lost my fucking mind.
Speaker 3: It'd be it'd be brutal, and no one should listen
Speaker 3: to me, and and they wouldn't. So I think, like
Speaker 3: you have to you have to have the uh, the
Speaker 3: flexibility to to evolve with the times and to extrapolate
Speaker 3: the extrapolate the lessons that we take away from the
Speaker 3: injustice that was the lockdowns and then push that into
Speaker 3: the future, like what what can we do to avoid
Speaker 3: this ship moving forward? And look, I am I'm the
Speaker 3: first to admit Donald Trump fucked up massively in that year, massively,
Speaker 3: and and really he fucked up before that because, as
Speaker 3: you know, he could have had RFK in there, and
Speaker 3: he didn't, he had Azar in there, and and we
Speaker 3: ended up probably locking down as a consequence of that.
Speaker 3: So his first presidency was not perfect. His second presidency
Speaker 3: will not be perfect. But I think it gives us
Speaker 3: the great the greatest opportunity for positives when we were
Speaker 3: dealing with almost exclusively negatives from the current establishment. And ultimately,
Speaker 3: if we don't avoid World War three, none of this
Speaker 3: shit matters. So that's my primary concern. I'm good friends
Speaker 3: with Lynn Albert Ross Albert's mother, and I would it
Speaker 3: would just thrill me to no end to see her
Speaker 3: son freed, and and I think that'll still happen. So,
Speaker 3: you know, if he can avoid World War three, if
Speaker 3: he can free Lynn's son, to me, that's that'll make
Speaker 3: it all worthwhile. If he doesn't do those things, well,
Speaker 3: then I guess nothing matters because nukes are flying. So
Speaker 3: what's your what's your prognosis for the next couple of years,
Speaker 3: and we'll get out of.
Speaker 7: Here, whether people want to admit it or not.
Speaker 10: Donald Trump's twenty twenty four twenty twenty five administration is
Speaker 10: going to be the most most accessible and the most
Speaker 10: transparent administration of all time. There's never been anything like
Speaker 10: this with social media. With the fact that he listens,
Speaker 10: like I believe some choices where they come out in
Speaker 10: the news, everybody hates on it so bad. He gets embarrassed.
Speaker 10: Someone comes out he's not picking them. Maybe he was
Speaker 10: never going to pick them, or maybe he hears everybody
Speaker 10: and just doesn't want to look like an idiot, you know,
Speaker 10: and listen. So even if you don't like anything about
Speaker 10: him or whoever, this is a thousand times more accessible
Speaker 10: than Kamala Kamala.
Speaker 7: There is no access They have their ideas.
Speaker 10: Everything they do is to distract you from what they're
Speaker 10: doing because if anyone ever figures out what they're really doing,
Speaker 10: no one would like them or vote for them. So
Speaker 10: there is no transparency. There's no accessibility, zeros, no influence none.
Speaker 10: This is the most accessible and transparent administration of all time.
Speaker 10: It's not going to be perfect, but like, use your
Speaker 10: voice and use your energy if you're going to be
Speaker 10: in this at all, to try to guide these things
Speaker 10: in the right direction. Because I promise not everybody, and
Speaker 10: they're not always going to agree, but people are listening,
Speaker 10: people are accessible, and people are more transparent where they're
Speaker 10: they're going, You're going to know what they're doing to
Speaker 10: some extent, uh more than you understand what the other
Speaker 10: side's doing.
Speaker 7: So I'm I'm excited about that. And uh yeah, I'm
Speaker 7: you know, it's just back to work.
Speaker 10: Like there's there's a lane for everybody, and uh yeah,
Speaker 10: that's my that's my final statement.
Speaker 2: That's my closing argument. Sir.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much, brother for coming on. It has
Speaker 3: been too long. I know you took a break. Are
Speaker 3: you back at it full time now? Are you going
Speaker 3: to just be in and out?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 10: And I'm full time and I'm actually I'm moving to
Speaker 10: a no income tax state and I'm going to just
Speaker 10: get like build, build a studio, take things more seriously
Speaker 10: and try to just get some help because I was
Speaker 10: just getting so burned out doing it by myself. So
Speaker 10: I'm trying to have a business model and I'm visualizing it.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna do it. I just need more people. So
Speaker 7: the break was great.
Speaker 10: I was just getting my health in order to figure
Speaker 10: out what's going on and just like yeah too, I
Speaker 10: was doing too much.
Speaker 7: So I'm back.
Speaker 10: I'm here, but I'm trying to work smart, not just
Speaker 10: like super hard arguing with people on Twitter. I gotta
Speaker 10: stop arguing with you on Twitter. I think that's probably
Speaker 10: the most net negative part of anything I.
Speaker 3: I stopped doing that a while ago, but I still
Speaker 3: read them and even that is taxing. So I got
Speaker 3: to try and read them less too. But yeah, this
Speaker 3: is my first episode in ten days. For those that
Speaker 3: are upset that I didn't put up more content, just understand,
Speaker 3: I was basically just grinding so hard because I was
Speaker 3: doing the show with Luke, I was doing my comedy show,
Speaker 3: I was doing Liberty Lockdown. I was putting out ten
Speaker 3: eleven hours of content every week that was live, and
Speaker 3: I was doing that for over a year.
Speaker 2: I was burnt out. I was just totally burn out.
Speaker 2: And then the election happened.
Speaker 3: I did a post election show and I was like,
Speaker 3: I just need to fucking like unplug it for a
Speaker 3: little bit. And I feel like I got the spark back,
Speaker 3: so hopefully all I won't have to put a ten
Speaker 3: day gap between this one and the next one.
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Speaker 3: as always. I hope you have a great Thanksgiving. I'll
Speaker 3: be back in a couple of days with a new
Speaker 3: episode breaking down all of the drama with Russia and Ukraine.
Speaker 3: Oh God, I've been struggling to wrap my head around
Speaker 3: how to talk about this without just sounding like a duomer.
Speaker 3: I think I found a way, and I think it'll
Speaker 3: be educational and interesting, so stay tuned for that. Other
Speaker 3: than that, enjoy Thanksgiving and I'll catch you on the
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