Speaker 1: O friend of des A, Hello and welcome to the show.
Speaker 2: This is the Cult of Conspiracy, and my name is Jonathan,
Speaker 2: I'm Jacob and today we are getting into kind of
Speaker 2: an all around wacky start of the new year of
Speaker 2: twenty twe it it's a it doesn't there's so much
Speaker 2: going on that it's hard to point at one thing.
Speaker 2: So today we are going to try and corral a
Speaker 2: lot of the things that have happened just within the
Speaker 2: last week, week and a half and see if we
Speaker 2: can kind of get a good a good grasp of it.
Speaker 3: No doubt. Starting off the year, we started on January
Speaker 3: first with a terrorist attack in New Orleans that is
Speaker 3: fraught with controversy and lies and misdirections from the word go.
Speaker 3: And then they've come out and recanted certain statements about things,
Speaker 3: and now all of a sudden, they know exactly everything
Speaker 3: there is to know about the guy they were looking
Speaker 3: for accomplices. Now he was a lone actor. He this
Speaker 3: was out of nowhere. Then it's oh, he's been planning
Speaker 3: this for two years. And you see what I'm saying, right,
Speaker 3: And it's not even like, well they just found this out, No,
Speaker 3: they're making it up as they go by certain people's accounts,
Speaker 3: and then we go to the whole cyber truck in
Speaker 3: Vegas situation and the emails Are they real?
Speaker 4: Are they not? There's people saying that this shoemake go
Speaker 4: full of shit.
Speaker 3: Then, come to find out, the FEDS just confirmed that
Speaker 3: the email that he was referring to is one hundred
Speaker 3: authentic and was from Matthew himself. No longer up for debate,
Speaker 3: It's confirmed. So, like, allegedly, if we are to believe
Speaker 3: the Feds, right.
Speaker 2: Why would they even confirm that, like.
Speaker 3: Because basically they confirmed its authenticity.
Speaker 2: But isn't isn't that then pointing all the drone fingers
Speaker 2: at China? Then is that them admitting it in a
Speaker 2: kind of roundabout way.
Speaker 3: Well, in the email, it doesn't just say China. It
Speaker 3: also says it's America and China. Yeah, right, So you know,
Speaker 3: who's to say if these drone slash orbs over certain
Speaker 3: areas in America are in fact from the United States government,
Speaker 3: some of them may be in fact from China. And
Speaker 3: that's if we are to believe these emails, because while
Speaker 3: they are saying that they are authentic, they are not
Speaker 3: saying that they are true statements. They are saying that
Speaker 3: these are the ramblings of a man who had already
Speaker 3: kind of lost his mind and was on his way
Speaker 3: to go do something in his ending his own life.
Speaker 3: Most people that are about to end their own life
Speaker 3: are not in a good frame of mind.
Speaker 4: So then you see what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: They're authenticating it while trying to dismiss it as the
Speaker 3: rantings of a crazy guy.
Speaker 2: Okay, that makes sense. So they're not admitting that, yes,
Speaker 2: what he's saying is true. They're just saying, yes, he
Speaker 2: actually did say that doesn't necessarily mean that it is true, right,
Speaker 2: So it's kind of like, h Like, I always think
Speaker 2: there's this dude, I love Nick Swartzon. I think he's
Speaker 2: one of the fucking best comedians of all time. I
Speaker 2: just love like his style and dude, he had this
Speaker 2: one joke and he goes, you know like, if if
Speaker 2: there ever comes a time where I just want to
Speaker 2: unalive myself, right, I'm gonna do it in a funny way,
Speaker 2: Like I'm gonna go go up to the top of
Speaker 2: a building and there's gonna be a bunch of people
Speaker 2: up there, and I'm gonna I'm gonna jump off the building.
Speaker 2: But before I jump off the building, I'm gonna scream
Speaker 2: who fucking farted? And then jump off right, and everybody's
Speaker 2: gonna look around and be like, my god, who farted?
Speaker 2: That guy killed himself because the fart, Like what the
Speaker 2: hell's going on? And just massive amounts of confusion. But
Speaker 2: like it's like, but yeah, people are going to do
Speaker 2: crazy shit and say crazy shit. Obviously that guy was
Speaker 2: not in the right headspace. He was marred by some something.
Speaker 2: I don't know what do you think was going on
Speaker 2: with him? I know that he had a lot of
Speaker 2: shit going on in his daily life, but you do
Speaker 2: you think that that was anything militaristic or a government
Speaker 2: related as to what he was going through?
Speaker 3: All Right, So I'm gonna give I'll tell you a
Speaker 3: theory that could check out. And now I'm gonna tell
Speaker 3: you that my opinion on the matter has not changed
Speaker 3: with any of the information that's come to light. For
Speaker 3: the record, I am of the belief that your boys
Speaker 3: probably still alive in a black site somewhere, but he
Speaker 3: might as well be dead, Like he's never gonna see
Speaker 3: the light of day again, you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Like that's a fact here's what I will say. Your
Speaker 3: boy joined the army in two thousand and six. Okay,
Speaker 3: that means that he was somewhere around one year in
Speaker 3: some change away from full retirement. And if the statements
Speaker 3: from his now I don't want to say ex wife
Speaker 3: because they were married at the time of his you know, departure.
Speaker 3: If the claim is true and he got caught cheating,
Speaker 3: people have to understand that in the military, adultery is
Speaker 3: a prison offense under the ucumj If you fuck around
Speaker 3: on your wife and she decides that she's jaded enough
Speaker 3: about it, she can call your command and you will
Speaker 3: face jail time and criminal charges for fucking around.
Speaker 2: Now is that something that's still to this day upheld
Speaker 2: very much?
Speaker 5: So?
Speaker 3: Really, Oh, I personally know guys that got court because
Speaker 3: and they some of them were really worried that they
Speaker 3: were gonna face jail time. But it depends on its
Speaker 3: same as any other criminal case. Depends on the judge,
Speaker 3: depends on the jury, depends on the nuances of the situation.
Speaker 3: Was it like, uh, you know, you were in the
Speaker 3: Philippines and bought a hooker or did you fuck around
Speaker 3: with her best friend and you know you've got a
Speaker 3: whole secret life going because you've got guys that have
Speaker 3: wild shit like that, so.
Speaker 4: You never know, you never know.
Speaker 3: That being said, if this woman was that jaded about
Speaker 3: it and was about to go to his chain of
Speaker 3: command and get him jail time and ruin his life
Speaker 3: one year away from full retirement, his life's over. He's fucked.
Speaker 3: There's no recomping this, there's no coming back from this, Like, yeah,
Speaker 3: he'll serve out what however, many months slash years in
Speaker 3: jail for the offense, he will be busted down in rank,
Speaker 3: he will lose all of his credentials, all of his
Speaker 3: special forces background. That will amount to absolutely jack and shit,
Speaker 3: So he will be he won't be able to retire.
Speaker 3: He'll be probably kicked out under other than honorable circumstances.
Speaker 3: So the last nineteen years of his life, like he
Speaker 3: won't be able to go to the VA for disability,
Speaker 3: he won't be able to get a GI bill, like,
Speaker 3: all of that's gone. So is it possible that he
Speaker 3: looked at this situation and realized how fucked he was
Speaker 3: and that there was no coming out of this. Because
Speaker 3: this woman is gonna do it. It's all over, and
Speaker 3: that he's ruined his life. Twenty years of his life
Speaker 3: is gone now, and so he didn't see a way
Speaker 3: out and he decided to end it all.
Speaker 4: It's very possible, sure.
Speaker 2: But why do you think that he's still alive then.
Speaker 3: Because if his email is authentic, and if this is
Speaker 3: a true statement, and this and this, he said that
Speaker 3: he was trying to take out as many bystanders as
Speaker 3: possible along with it. You drove down the Vegas Strip
Speaker 3: and didn't hit one single bystander. You built a bomb
Speaker 3: out of gasoline and fireworks. You are a fucking master
Speaker 3: sergeant in the Green Berets. You are a weapons expert.
Speaker 3: Even if you're not an explosives expert. You can build
Speaker 3: a more sophisticated bomb than my eleven year old could
Speaker 3: figure out how to do in the backyard. So there's
Speaker 3: too much, there's too many things about it that still
Speaker 3: reeks of bullshit and fuckery. Tom Me. Now, maybe he's
Speaker 3: not alive. Maybe he was killed and that was just
Speaker 3: a corpse with a couple of tattoos. The DNA still
Speaker 3: does not match his child. The whole thing about him
Speaker 3: choosing a car that would have caused damage, why would
Speaker 3: you choose a card that's famously bulletproof, the whole story
Speaker 3: about how it was a fifty cow Desert eagle that
Speaker 3: did this. Look, I've looked at every single video and
Speaker 3: there's not a single bit of muzzle flash or any
Speaker 3: indication that a shot was fired inside the cab of
Speaker 3: that vehicle. Now we are seeing reports from all these
Speaker 3: people saying like, no, all of these images, those camera footages,
Speaker 3: that's AI. Then you can actually look for some of
Speaker 3: the watermarks on it and see that, Yes, the news
Speaker 3: has been running AI pictures and videos of this.
Speaker 4: There are some that are real. A lot of it's AI.
Speaker 3: So it's like, Okay, yeah, we can't trust any of
Speaker 3: this shit, dude, none of it's real.
Speaker 4: Everything's fake. Welcome to twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: Everything's fake and gay in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 4: Apparently, So, dude, Well, I don't think he was gay.
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure that this was not over him sleeping
Speaker 3: with a man, because he even called an ex girlfriend
Speaker 3: of his to brag about the truck on his way.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying, I'm just saying.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying, I think the lies are gay. I
Speaker 2: don't think the guy was gay.
Speaker 3: There you go, there you go. All of that being said,
Speaker 3: now we look at these California fires, right, and it's
Speaker 3: so crazy that it's LA It's also super crazy that
Speaker 3: they stopped cloud seating in that area.
Speaker 4: Was it last year?
Speaker 6: So?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 4: I say last year at twenty twenty four?
Speaker 3: Duh. So there's only certain areas that have only received
Speaker 3: like a tenth of an inch of rain. I'm gonna
Speaker 3: pull up something here in a minute that's gonna break
Speaker 3: it down even further. So they're suffering a drought within
Speaker 3: a drought on top of a drought. And now the
Speaker 3: firefighters are trying to put this out, but there's no
Speaker 3: water in the fire hydrants. There's no water in any
Speaker 3: place in La. So either they're gonna have to try
Speaker 3: to pump something in from the ocean, which they don't
Speaker 3: have the infrastructure to do that, or they're just gonna
Speaker 3: have to let it burn itself out and evacuate people.
Speaker 3: Malibu is completely evacuated. I think they're still fighting that
Speaker 3: right now, but today was the day they were gonna
Speaker 3: mass evacuate the entirety of Malibu. I just was watching
Speaker 3: a little bit of Mel Gibson. He was on the
Speaker 3: Joe Rogan podcast. That episode dropped today. His son is
Speaker 3: a firefighter in Malibu. He sent him pictures of his house.
Speaker 3: It's gone. It's all gone. The entire neighborhood's a fucking
Speaker 3: total loss, and there's nothing that they can do about it.
Speaker 3: They can't even try to prevent it from growing because
Speaker 3: there's no way for them to do so. So essentially
Speaker 3: it's only a matter of time. Hollywood gone. Hollywood's completely gone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the sign is gone.
Speaker 3: Yes, well no, no not. I mean the city, the
Speaker 3: all the place where the movie industries, those warehouses where
Speaker 3: they shoot it, it's all gone, dude.
Speaker 2: So do you think this is symbolic in a weird way?
Speaker 2: I can get just a land in stage one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: I mean sure, you know it was probably planned in stage.
Speaker 2: But could it kind of just be like a sign
Speaker 2: of the times. Could it be like the tides are
Speaker 2: turning like the weird you know, the lying Hollywood pedophile
Speaker 2: a lead club or is it somebody trying to uh
Speaker 2: burn the records of everything that is possibly gone on
Speaker 2: so that way it leaves no trails or any of
Speaker 2: anything like that. I don't know. I try and contemplate,
Speaker 2: just like you know, the the I don't want to
Speaker 2: say the spiritual nature of it, but like I almost
Speaker 2: kind of want to at that point, because if Hollywood
Speaker 2: is not today's like modern day Sodom and Gomorra, right, Like,
Speaker 2: that's kind of when.
Speaker 3: I see that Hollywood hadn't even been the central hub
Speaker 3: for movie making in a while, Dude, Louisiana for a
Speaker 3: bit was about to become the new Hollywood. Florida was
Speaker 3: about to become the new Hollywood. They they've been trying
Speaker 3: to outsource because it's too expensive to get any project
Speaker 3: done in California. So I mean, it's I see what
Speaker 3: you're saying. There is that that symbolistic look at it,
Speaker 3: But on this one, maybe it's possible that there was
Speaker 3: some sort of like five D chess move on that
Speaker 3: realm that's being played here. I see it as potentially
Speaker 3: another terrorist attack, but one perpetrated by our own country.
Speaker 3: Very similar to the Hawaii fires, very similar to the
Speaker 3: forest fires all around that lithium mine, very similar to
Speaker 3: that hurricane. And there's you know what I'm saying, it's
Speaker 3: a while time, but it also falls in line with
Speaker 3: other things that have been going on. And to say
Speaker 3: that these fires they still have no idea how they
Speaker 3: started allegedly and I have a hard time believing that
Speaker 3: it was a cigarette, but that just happened to hit
Speaker 3: the wrong patch of dry grass and.
Speaker 4: It just took the fuck off, Like I'm I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: I this is This is not a national park that
Speaker 3: is nothing but dry woodlands. This is inner city, this
Speaker 3: is a metropolitan area, one of the largest cities in America.
Speaker 3: I don't I don't see it to be a freak accident,
Speaker 3: especially that three of them started oh so strategically around
Speaker 3: LA I find this odd well.
Speaker 2: And also there we actually mentioned it in the in
Speaker 2: the most recent podcasts that we did earlier. But there
Speaker 2: is a global sustainability kind of a smart infrastructure for
Speaker 2: smart cities that have been kind of making their rounds.
Speaker 2: People are, you know, talking about the future and these
Speaker 2: futuristic smart cities to where you don't need to carry
Speaker 2: around an ID or any kind of wallet or anything
Speaker 2: that basically they'll be they'll be able to scan either
Speaker 2: your retina or your thumb print, or maybe they'll just
Speaker 2: be able to see the outline of your body and
Speaker 2: you can it'll be a completely cashless society. And this
Speaker 2: is something that has been talked about really on both
Speaker 2: sides of the political aisle. And what's very interesting is
Speaker 2: is that it was actually, dude, they had plans on
Speaker 2: turning the Palisades, which is the most prominent place that
Speaker 2: is being burned down in LA right now, they had
Speaker 2: plans on turning that into a smart city in fucking
Speaker 2: twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 3: How interesting that now they'll be able to do so
Speaker 3: very easily because everything's crumbles right now, it's all rubble,
Speaker 3: So how interesting that they'll just be able to rebuild
Speaker 3: and not have to worry about tearing down the old shit.
Speaker 4: Interesting how that plays out right.
Speaker 2: And also interesting about how just a few few months ago,
Speaker 2: I mean, they have been talking about how they were
Speaker 2: gonna be getting rid of like fire insurance because the
Speaker 2: fires keep on building up over in California. But interestingly enough,
Speaker 2: the the majority of the people that are living in
Speaker 2: the Palisades got their, uh, their their their option to
Speaker 2: to be able to buy fire insurance completely taken away
Speaker 2: just a few months ago.
Speaker 3: And this is very interesting how all those things just
Speaker 3: happen to line out right around.
Speaker 4: The time this shit goes sideways, almost like there's a
Speaker 4: plan in place.
Speaker 2: Smells like nine to eleven. A little bit, doesn't it
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Smells like maui uh, it smells like Katrina. It smells
Speaker 3: like yeah, they name your thing.
Speaker 2: So here is an article from Business Insider. It says
Speaker 2: insurers dropped fire coverage for California homes months ago. Now
Speaker 2: wildfires are claiming more houses in Los Angeles. It says
Speaker 2: as wildfires destroy homes and homes in La some home
Speaker 2: some homeowners may face rebuilding without insurance payouts. That's because
Speaker 2: some insurance companies have been cutting back on their businesses
Speaker 2: in California in recent years as wildfires in the state
Speaker 2: have worsened. State farm for instance, said in twenty twenty
Speaker 2: three that it would no longer accept new homeowner's insurance
Speaker 2: applications in California. Then last year, the company said it
Speaker 2: would end coverage for seventy two thousand homes and apartments
Speaker 2: in the state. Both announcements cited risks from catastrophes as
Speaker 2: one of the reasons for the decisions. Homes in the
Speaker 2: look at this Homes in the upscale Pacific Palisades neighborhood,
Speaker 2: one of the area's hardest hit by fire so far,
Speaker 2: were among those affected when State Farm canceled their policies
Speaker 2: last year, The LA Times reported back in April. State
Speaker 2: Farm didn't immediately respond to a request for comment from
Speaker 2: Business Insider. Other home insurers have dropped coverage in the state,
Speaker 2: even in areas where the wildfire risk is low. So
Speaker 2: it says when in insurance companies face higher losses or payouts,
Speaker 2: they typically respond in two ways. They raise premium prices
Speaker 2: and stop renewing policies or writing new policies. So California
Speaker 2: insurers are doing both. So it's just interesting that we're
Speaker 2: looking at this this whole thing right now and it's
Speaker 2: almost like, you know, why would they It's, first of all,
Speaker 2: you've talked about it before about how like insurance is evil, right,
Speaker 2: and they're always going to try and do everything they
Speaker 2: can to to like just siphon as much money as
Speaker 2: they possibly can from you. But as soon as you
Speaker 2: start to become a little too expensive and they can't
Speaker 2: even give you a super high premium option, well now
Speaker 2: we're just not going to offer it to you. Because
Speaker 2: you think about it, like, and this is what I
Speaker 2: find to be the most bullshit. It's like your insurance
Speaker 2: stays the same price but then as soon as you
Speaker 2: go to need it, like maybe you get into a
Speaker 2: car recor you have a house fire, or there's a
Speaker 2: flaw or something like that, all of a sudden it
Speaker 2: goes way up. What about all the money that I
Speaker 2: already gave you before anything even happened. That's my problem
Speaker 2: with it. You know, like there should be some kind
Speaker 2: of fun that all this money's going into. And maybe
Speaker 2: that money, oh maybe you can probably just put it
Speaker 2: in a savings account. I don't know. I think that
Speaker 2: there's there's better ways of going. I just think that
Speaker 2: eventually insurance companies are just gonna be a thing in
Speaker 2: the past. I hope so. Hell you don't think.
Speaker 3: So, not in this country. Well, I'm just saying you're
Speaker 3: gonna get away. They're gonna let something get in the
Speaker 3: way of making that money. Please.
Speaker 2: Well, I the only reason I say that is is
Speaker 2: that I hope people become privy to you know, whenever
Speaker 2: you actually need it, they they they take advantage of
Speaker 2: you every single time.
Speaker 4: Fortunately, it's a law that we have to have it.
Speaker 3: And then that's why every time you look for a
Speaker 3: new one, because they kicked you from your old one
Speaker 3: for X Y or z thing. But when you get
Speaker 3: new insurance coverage, they ask you all your pre existing
Speaker 3: condition to decide if you're worth it or not for
Speaker 3: them to take you on. Are you going to be
Speaker 3: too cost inefficient for them? And then they'll just deny
Speaker 3: you outright, and then you're left to find it in
Speaker 3: the most expensive way possible. Look, it's a horrible, horrible
Speaker 3: situation that we found ourselves in. But it's like they're
Speaker 3: too big and have too much money that if we
Speaker 3: were to do something to buck the system, all they
Speaker 3: would do is pay for more lobbyists to go to
Speaker 3: DC and make even harsher and deeper restrictions to force
Speaker 3: people to get even more worse insurance.
Speaker 2: Right, you're probably right. They are so interwoven into how
Speaker 2: everything is run. Yeah, I mean it was kind of
Speaker 2: wishful thinking, but yeah, you're right, it probably won't never
Speaker 2: have you.
Speaker 4: I wish that was the case. But that's the thing.
Speaker 3: If they were to do away with insurance, you see,
Speaker 3: because I very much am against national health insurance, I
Speaker 3: think that's really stupid because there's nothing more inefficient than
Speaker 3: a government body. Doesn't mean American, doesn't mean Chinese, doesn't
Speaker 3: mean French, the government will always suck at their job
Speaker 3: one thousand percent every time. So my example of that
Speaker 3: has always been the VA. But I can just as
Speaker 3: easily point at Canada in their medical system. Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: if you're going in for something that you could just
Speaker 3: go to like the er get a cast on your
Speaker 3: arm or something, Yeah, it's great, it's cool. You need
Speaker 3: some sort of actual life saving surgery, you don't go
Speaker 3: to Canada for it, you know what I mean. There's
Speaker 3: a reason for this. People from Canada come to America
Speaker 3: to get these high dollar, expensive surgeries because yeah, it
Speaker 3: might be a little hard on the pocketbook, but you know,
Speaker 3: you're the likelihood of you surviving are way higher. Reason
Speaker 3: being the varsity football players go on to the NFL
Speaker 3: to make that money. The varsity medical students come to
Speaker 3: America to make surgeon money. That's how this works, you
Speaker 3: know what I mean. So it's like the pros and
Speaker 3: the cons of it. We had the best medical care,
Speaker 3: but we also pay the highest for it, and it's
Speaker 3: the systems rigged against us.
Speaker 4: I get this, But.
Speaker 3: Then you look at it in the realm of homeowner insurance. Okay,
Speaker 3: you understand them saying we're not gonna let you qualify
Speaker 3: for fire insurance. It would have been equally as fuck
Speaker 3: you to the California people if they said, yeah, we're
Speaker 3: no longer gonna cover earthquake insurance, Like you mean the
Speaker 3: thing that we're guaranteed.
Speaker 4: Going to have happened? Yeah, yeah, it happens too much.
Speaker 4: We just can't.
Speaker 3: We can't afford to cover it anymore. Wait what that's
Speaker 3: so we will and can just go fuck ourselves. Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: Indeed, we can just go fuck ourselves. Yeah, it's the
Speaker 2: same thing with like there's actually isn't there a lot
Speaker 2: of places in Louisiana that won't even offer you flood insurance?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah. Ever since the flood of sixteen, these these
Speaker 3: places that never flooded before, right because we have drainage,
Speaker 3: we have rivers, we have bayous, all these things. Well,
Speaker 3: there's been so much development in the area that it's
Speaker 3: actually changed the topographical layout of these parishes. So when
Speaker 3: those crazy floodwaters came, all of the drainage that we
Speaker 3: had is no longer there, and the drainage that they
Speaker 3: have put in. The infrastructure was not built to maintain
Speaker 3: that type of a deluge or the situation in Katrina right,
Speaker 3: Those pumps were made to run for rain water, not
Speaker 3: for a levee breaking.
Speaker 4: You see what I'm saying. It's like, who could even
Speaker 4: think to prepare for that.
Speaker 3: So they'll pay you out that first time because it's
Speaker 3: within the paperwork. But once they pay this one time fee,
Speaker 3: they will no longer be offering that flood insurance to you.
Speaker 4: You're gonna just be on your own to handle your business.
Speaker 3: My goal, right, my dream would be for everybody to
Speaker 3: pay their own fucking bills. If you need to go
Speaker 3: to the doctor, you pay for your fucking doctor visit.
Speaker 3: If you can't afford it, you die. I'm sorry, I
Speaker 3: know that's heartless, but like, it's not my job to
Speaker 3: make sure that your kids have medicine. It's your job
Speaker 3: to make sure your kids have medicine. I got my
Speaker 3: own kids, I need to make sure about you see
Speaker 3: what I'm saying. But that means that people have to
Speaker 3: start taking personal responsibility for themselves.
Speaker 4: I feel the same way about social Security.
Speaker 3: By the way, I do not want the government to
Speaker 3: take a portion of my check every month so that
Speaker 3: they can try to make a retirement fund for me
Speaker 3: when I get older, mostly because it's not gonna be
Speaker 3: there when we get there. Baby boomers are about to
Speaker 3: bankrupt that system in the next decade because there's not
Speaker 3: enough money to go around for those people. It's not
Speaker 3: going to be even a thought for when we get there.
Speaker 3: What I would rather is that everybody take personal fucking
Speaker 3: responsibility and reach out to your financial institutions and open
Speaker 3: your own for one K, open your own IRA so
Speaker 3: that you can invest for your own future. But unfortunately,
Speaker 3: oh well go well that's just not fear I want
Speaker 3: to retirement when I didn't pay into it.
Speaker 4: But like, thank you for fucking over everybody else.
Speaker 2: Well, it's you. You have to look at it for
Speaker 2: what it is, though the government wants people to rely
Speaker 2: on it, and so it's it's the people that you're
Speaker 2: talking about, the ones that are like, well, I need
Speaker 2: health care, I need free education, I need free this,
Speaker 2: I need free that. The government. The government created those people.
Speaker 2: They created that thought and poisoned those minds into thinking
Speaker 2: that they needed the government in order to survive. Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: it hasn't always been this way, Like government hasn't always
Speaker 2: taken care of people like that, you know, like it's
Speaker 2: that's pretty that's kind of a newer thing in the
Speaker 2: in the realm of human history.
Speaker 3: Well, yes and no, there's been governments that to appease
Speaker 3: the mob, to appease the crowd, they would start offering
Speaker 3: them bread, right, they would start offering these social services.
Speaker 4: And I'm not saying that we should have no social service.
Speaker 2: I'm talking about no. Yeah, I mean like insurance and
Speaker 2: education and and and shit like that, like what is
Speaker 2: it called they get the like unemployment checks.
Speaker 3: And grants and oh unemployment, yeah, which, like that's another thing, dude.
Speaker 3: But you pay into disability, you pay into workmen's comp
Speaker 3: you as a employee, that gets taken out of your
Speaker 3: check to the company in case something happens to you.
Speaker 3: And like, okay, I'm even good with that. But I
Speaker 3: don't even want the government involved in the schools. I
Speaker 3: don't want the government involved in literally. I want them
Speaker 3: involved in infrastructure. I want to make sure that the
Speaker 3: people have clean water to drink and electricity. Okay. I
Speaker 3: want them to worry about defense, make sure we have
Speaker 3: a good military and like police force, firefighters, these types
Speaker 3: of things, and foreign affairs, and keep everybody away from us.
Speaker 4: That's about it.
Speaker 3: I don't want the.
Speaker 4: Government near any other thing whatsoever.
Speaker 3: I don't want them touching our food, I don't want
Speaker 3: them touching our media.
Speaker 4: I don't want them touching nothing.
Speaker 3: Because they really are inefficient and actually almost professionally bad
Speaker 3: at their jobs. Why would I want them involved in
Speaker 3: any aspect of my life where they're not necessary?
Speaker 2: But I would actually argue to say that they're not
Speaker 2: bad at it. They're carrying out exactly what their plan is,
Speaker 2: you know, as far as as far as the school
Speaker 2: system goes, as far as the media goes, like as
Speaker 2: far as the water and the food supply and the
Speaker 2: healthcare system, everything is exactly the way they want it
Speaker 2: to be. Like, this is not by mistake. It's not
Speaker 2: because these people are idiots. It's because they are maniacal geniuses,
Speaker 2: is really what it is.
Speaker 3: I don't I'm telling you, I want the government to
Speaker 3: be such a small thing that we don't even think
Speaker 3: about it anymore. But unfortunately, they just keep growing in
Speaker 3: power and keep on encroaching into our personal lives in
Speaker 3: new and innovative ways. You know, And with all of that,
Speaker 3: all the controversy going on these California fires. Matter of fact,
Speaker 3: if you have something you wanted to show. I got
Speaker 3: a quick little thing. It's like a weather breakdown of
Speaker 3: why this is just the perfect storm and why it's
Speaker 3: growing in the way that it is. It's only a
Speaker 3: minute and a half long, but it's a pretty decent breakdown.
Speaker 3: But you'll notice the title is how did the fires start?
Speaker 3: They not even one time bring up how they fucking started.
Speaker 3: All they do is talk about how they got to
Speaker 3: so bad. It's it's ridiculous. But let's let's just go
Speaker 3: and check it out.
Speaker 7: Here.
Speaker 3: What weather conditions? Oh, the weather conditions cause the fires?
Speaker 3: So here, I was thinking like, okay, are they about
Speaker 3: to say that lightning strikes cause this shit?
Speaker 4: Are they about to play that game with me?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 3: They didn't even address it. Let's listen.
Speaker 9: I'm meteorologist Taylor Stephenson here to explain to you how
Speaker 9: your weather works. Wildfires are ravaging southern California. Property and
Speaker 9: wildlife have been reduced to rubble in ash. Unfortunately, the
Speaker 9: weather conditions created the perfect storm for these destructive fires.
Speaker 9: Let's break down the atmospheric ingredients that play a role
Speaker 9: in this disaster. The ground in Socale is historically dry.
Speaker 9: Since May twenty twenty four, portions of southern California have
Speaker 9: only received around a tenth of an inch of rain. Now,
Speaker 9: much of the area is experiencing a drought. Dry vegetation
Speaker 9: can be sparked easily. The relative humidity is also very low.
Speaker 9: That means the air lacks moisture. Additionally, high pressure around
Speaker 9: the Rocky Mountains and a low pressure system to the
Speaker 9: south are funneling strong, warm winds into southern California. These
Speaker 9: winds are called Santa Ana winds. The winds alone can
Speaker 9: cause damage, as the gusts could be as high as
Speaker 9: when one hundred miles per hour. To put that in perspective,
Speaker 9: that's equivalent to hurricane force winds. The combination of strong winds,
Speaker 9: low humidity, and dry vegitation are fueling these active and
Speaker 9: ferocious fires.
Speaker 3: I once again did not one time mention how they started.
Speaker 3: What caused the fires. We don't know.
Speaker 4: All you do was talk about what caused them to
Speaker 4: grow and spread so fast.
Speaker 3: But you didn't say what caused the fires because that's
Speaker 3: just something that they're not mentioning ape right now. I
Speaker 3: don't fucking know, man.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, you know, they don't like to get into
Speaker 2: specifics of that kind of shit. You know, it's a
Speaker 2: lot easier for them to just say, well, you know,
Speaker 2: there's all this fire and it's taken out multiple places,
Speaker 2: and this is why, unfortunately we're going to have to
Speaker 2: eventually rebuild. But all these people have to evacuate, they
Speaker 2: lost all their homes. Nobody wants to get into how
Speaker 2: it actually did because maybe they don't even know. I mean,
Speaker 2: maybe that's that's the narrative that they're going with. But
Speaker 2: do even say that weather did it? Isn't that kind
Speaker 2: of strange that weather would cause a fire in fucking winter,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean? Like, I know, it doesn't
Speaker 2: snow or anything over and I don't think it's now.
Speaker 3: California didn't really have a winter bro at least not
Speaker 3: southern caligories.
Speaker 4: It's pretty much seventy two degrees year round.
Speaker 2: Right, So it just doesn't really make any sense that
Speaker 2: the weather would cause this kind of fire. I don't know,
Speaker 2: maybe I'm missing something.
Speaker 3: I mean, I get again, I understand how we're getting
Speaker 3: like crazy winds right now, but like you're telling me
Speaker 3: that out of nowhere, y'all are experiencing one hundred mile
Speaker 3: an hour gusts what like that? That's wild and that's
Speaker 3: happening strategically at a time when these fires are just
Speaker 3: unable to be put out.
Speaker 4: So not only did the fire start, not only is
Speaker 4: it growing.
Speaker 3: Not only do you not have water anywhere to be found,
Speaker 3: even in your cities and states infrastructure to help this situation,
Speaker 3: but out of nowhere. Oh and you stop cloud seating.
Speaker 3: Y'all stop doing that, because I'm happy about that. I
Speaker 3: don't want kin trails, obviously, But when y'all stopped doing that,
Speaker 3: you kind of fucked yourselves out of rain. Okay, fine,
Speaker 3: and now you just happen to have one hundred mile
Speaker 3: an hour gusts that are blowing this ash into other areas.
Speaker 3: Look here, bro, the Palisades fire and this was eleven
Speaker 3: hours ago, it's even worse now has burned seventeen thousand,
Speaker 3: two hundred and thirty four acres within the LA area.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: They said that it was burning two football fields a minute.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and that's not stopping, and if anything, it's only
Speaker 3: getting faster and faster.
Speaker 4: So look, I'm gonna play just a quick clip of this.
Speaker 3: This is they're gonna show overlay of what this looked
Speaker 3: like last week and what it looks like now. This
Speaker 3: is not some country bumpkins, dude. This is the suburbs
Speaker 3: of the city of La It's insane.
Speaker 10: Well to get on that Pacific Coast Highway side and
Speaker 10: it's it's absolutely devastating what we're seeing here in Pacific Palisades.
Speaker 10: There's another neighborhood there. We'll switch over here to the
Speaker 10: satellite view and those are all right here.
Speaker 4: Look right here.
Speaker 3: This is just your average, typical little subdivision right. As
Speaker 3: matter of fact, I'm gonna lower the volume on that.
Speaker 3: We're gonna let it play through at one time.
Speaker 10: And this is they're just they're about to show the
Speaker 10: current stats destroyed one neighborhood after the other, street after
Speaker 10: street after street. Uh nearly the entire community of Pacific
Speaker 10: Palisades has been destroyed here over the past couple of days.
Speaker 10: And you know, we're it looks like a fucking war zone.
Speaker 10: It's it's unbelievable, you know this. These are the hills in.
Speaker 3: The Yes, it does. It looks like Gaza. And they
Speaker 3: have to even show the satellite image of what map
Speaker 3: Quest or Google Maps I should say, damn map Quest
Speaker 3: the old bad But they're showing you like what Google
Speaker 3: Maps said is the road couldn't fucking tell you by
Speaker 3: looking at it. Yes, wild shit, dude.
Speaker 11: Man.
Speaker 2: It's really sad though, because think about it, like, dude,
Speaker 2: to see your house literally go up in flames and
Speaker 2: every single little thing that you had, that maybe you
Speaker 2: had ever since you were a little kid is just
Speaker 2: burned and charcoaled and you're never getting that back. So
Speaker 2: many memories that were lost, and like, you know, and
Speaker 2: it sucks that the insurance is not going to be
Speaker 2: able to, you know, help these people. That's very unfortunate.
Speaker 11: Dude.
Speaker 2: Think about it too, those houses. You ain't getting the
Speaker 2: house and the palisades under a million dollars, you know
Speaker 2: what I'm saying. You might be able to get a
Speaker 2: shack for a million dollars out there, but like it's
Speaker 2: like you're not only are you losing out on the
Speaker 2: value that you know that you built up in the house,
Speaker 2: but you're losing out on every single item that you
Speaker 2: that you have that you own. And dude, that's just
Speaker 2: fucked bro.
Speaker 3: And you know, they are taxing the shit out of
Speaker 3: the people in California, especially the one percent that can
Speaker 3: afford to live in the palisades, and they are paying
Speaker 3: these taxes in the hopes that the state would put
Speaker 3: infrastructure in place and irrigation and water and all these things.
Speaker 3: What has California been doing with that money instead of
Speaker 3: soaking it into helping their own people? Who knows?
Speaker 4: That's Ashley boy Newsom? You know whatever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know. If you would, I feel like
Speaker 2: you'd probably be wasting your breath asking Newsom exactly exactly.
Speaker 3: He couldn't be concerned with this. He's more worried about
Speaker 3: the possibility of a presidential run in a couple of years.
Speaker 3: You know, But so is he?
Speaker 2: Is he in charge of that district? I mean, I know,
Speaker 2: I know he's the governor, but doesn't he oversee like
Speaker 2: a specific part of California? Or am I thinking of
Speaker 2: something else?
Speaker 4: The governor watches the whole state?
Speaker 2: Okay, oh, you know what I was thinking, Congressman, Congressmen,
Speaker 2: they have the districts and shit right.
Speaker 3: Right right right right. But yeah, it's it's a really
Speaker 3: horrible situation, bro. And I mean, the hearts and hearts
Speaker 3: and the thoughts and prayers go out to these people.
Speaker 4: But okay, so I wonder happy.
Speaker 2: Sorry I didn't mean to cut you off, but I
Speaker 2: was just thinking to make like a very crude joke,
Speaker 2: because you know, whenever the whole Black Lives Matter shit
Speaker 2: was going on in California and Newsome was literally standing
Speaker 2: in front of a building and saying it was mostly peaceful.
Speaker 2: I wonder if he's saying that in front of cameras.
Speaker 3: Now, ooh, I wonder this is a mostly you can't
Speaker 3: say mostly peaceful. This is a mostly contained little fire
Speaker 3: in our area. It's mostly okay, it's no big deal.
Speaker 3: They're evacuating all Malibu. It's mostly just in certain areas.
Speaker 3: You know, it's like not even that big of a deal.
Speaker 3: Please come to La Come, tourists, come on, good party.
Speaker 2: Yes, he says that governor knew some deployed the National Guard.
Speaker 2: Well he better have yeah, And then Trump is a
Speaker 2: Trump is blaming Newsome for this, and supposedly Newsome had
Speaker 2: a retort, which we can watch a little bit later
Speaker 2: if you want.
Speaker 3: I am absolutely blaming Newsome for this as well. You
Speaker 3: had the time to upgrade the infrastructure in this area
Speaker 3: to make sure your people had water, and you fucked
Speaker 3: off with your time, and you fucked off with the money.
Speaker 3: And now how many people are dead and how much
Speaker 3: money is going to have to be paid out from
Speaker 3: insurance companies now, and let's talk about that. Here we
Speaker 3: go NBC News talking about how the insurance experts predict
Speaker 3: billions in California wildfire lifes losses. Let's check it out.
Speaker 12: Now to our coverage of the deadly wildfires in California,
Speaker 12: we continue getting stunning before and after images of the destruction.
Speaker 12: These are satellite images from the Palisades fire. They show
Speaker 12: homes and businesses along the Pacific Coast Highway, many of
Speaker 12: them have been destroyed. Now to Altadena, which was badly
Speaker 12: damaged by the Eton fire. On the left, satellite images
Speaker 12: show what this neighborhood was before the fire. On the
Speaker 12: right is what it looks like now. We have similar
Speaker 12: images from another neighborhood showing the orange glow from the
Speaker 12: flames tearing through homes. On top of everything else, residents
Speaker 12: impacted by these wildfires have to deal with safety, fear, grief.
Speaker 12: There's also the question of how much this disaster is
Speaker 12: going to cost. Early numbers from Acuweather estimate that the
Speaker 12: economic costs could top fifty billion dollars. That's more than
Speaker 12: triple its assessment of the devastating wildfires in Hawaii in
Speaker 12: twenty twenty three. Here's NBC New Senior Business correspondent Christine Romans, just.
Speaker 13: A tragedy in California and one natural disaster after another
Speaker 13: worsening an insurance crisis. An early estimate putting the insured
Speaker 13: losses from the Pacific Palisades fire at nearly ten billion dollars.
Speaker 13: And that's an early estimate. With at least three more
Speaker 13: fires exploding since that estimate was made, the losses are
Speaker 13: shared a rise. So what does this mean for homeowners?
Speaker 13: They'll be taking an inventory of what's been lost. They'll
Speaker 13: be checking their policies for what's covered. The region is
Speaker 13: known for its multi million dollar home prices, and with
Speaker 13: entire neighborhoods wiped out, insurance companies are being pushed to
Speaker 13: the limit. More than one hundred thousand homeowners in the
Speaker 13: area were dropped by insurance carriers over the last few years,
Speaker 13: with wildfires ranking is the overwhelming reason why. Now there
Speaker 13: is another option for homeowners, though. The States insurer of
Speaker 13: last resort, the California Fair Plan as it's known it,
Speaker 13: has seen an eighty five percent increase in policies in
Speaker 13: the area hit hardest by this week's fires, so now
Speaker 13: it faces a huge test covering all of this week's devastation.
Speaker 3: This is the new normal.
Speaker 13: Many insurance experts and weather experts say. Last year's losses
Speaker 13: from natural disasters exceeded one hundred billion dollars, and with
Speaker 13: all of these disasters, costs will continue to soar. For
Speaker 13: homeowners nationally, homeowners insurance rates rose.
Speaker 3: Nearly real quick. I just want to make a mention.
Speaker 3: Last year, twenty twenty four, it was almost one hundred billion.
Speaker 4: Bro.
Speaker 3: We're not even halfway through January, and they're estimating as
Speaker 3: of now it will be fifty seven billion. And the
Speaker 3: fire is still raging at two football fields a minute.
Speaker 3: But like this is early estimates.
Speaker 4: Are y'all with me?
Speaker 3: Right now? We are speaking about an entirely different caliber
Speaker 3: of what's going down up and down the PCH. But anyway,
Speaker 3: let's continue. It's not much longer.
Speaker 13: Twenty percent from twenty twenty one to twenty twenty three,
Speaker 13: and just recently California's regulators approved rate increases as high
Speaker 13: as nearly thirty five percent. So, guys, just everywhere you look,
Speaker 13: the cost to cover these disasters and the cost to
Speaker 13: ensure against future losses show no signs of slowing down.
Speaker 3: Now, why would that be?
Speaker 14: Why?
Speaker 3: Oh why? That was something else I wanted to talk about.
Speaker 3: China's like wearing these masks right now to hide their
Speaker 3: biometrics from the places. We'll get to that in a minute, anyway.
Speaker 3: So all right, they are talking wild absolutely absurd numbers
Speaker 3: like military war bond are like war money. Our military
Speaker 3: industrial complex gets funded with these types of numbers, and
Speaker 3: we've lost that in a couple of days. Dude.
Speaker 2: It's so weird because I feel like so much of
Speaker 2: this could be prevented. But it's almost like they are
Speaker 2: purposely not taking the steps to prevent this kind of thing.
Speaker 2: And you know they want to say for this wildlife
Speaker 2: reason or to for these fish or whatever the reason is,
Speaker 2: to guide certain waters in different places or whatever. The
Speaker 2: fact of the matter is is that you have wildfires
Speaker 2: literally every year, and you are doing jack and squat
Speaker 2: about it, and so much so that the big insurance
Speaker 2: companies like State Farm and others are saying, Yo, we
Speaker 2: know that we can make a shitload of money off
Speaker 2: of y'all with this fire, and sure, but even that,
Speaker 2: we can't charge you enough to give you insurance. You
Speaker 2: know what, I'm saying, and so this this falls directly
Speaker 2: on the state. This falls directly into the governor and
Speaker 2: the people that are passing laws or you know what
Speaker 2: I mean, Like it has to the blame has to
Speaker 2: go to Newsom.
Speaker 3: You would think one hundred percent, and I'll prove it mathematically. Okay,
Speaker 3: here we go. You know that Israel as a nation,
Speaker 3: I think, before the whole Godz situation, before all this shit,
Speaker 3: ten years ago Israel. Actually it's twenty twenty five now,
Speaker 3: so let's talk thirteen.
Speaker 4: Years ago Israel. Now I'm actually thinking about it.
Speaker 3: They invested a solid chunk of money into a desalinization
Speaker 3: plant so that they could turn sea water into drinkable water. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's a little expensive at the upfront cost, but they
Speaker 3: no longer have to worry about if they have enough
Speaker 3: water to go around. Okay, it is an expense that
Speaker 3: is necessary. This is what we would call an investment. Okay,
Speaker 3: So you're telling me that California has been taxing the
Speaker 3: absolute dog shit out of their people this whole time,
Speaker 3: and they couldn't invest knowing knowing that they have droughts,
Speaker 3: they have issues with rain water, they have this issue,
Speaker 3: they have this issue and they have the entirety of
Speaker 3: the coastline, and they haven't invested in any desalinization plants
Speaker 3: to give La fresh water from the ocean, which is
Speaker 3: very easy to do.
Speaker 4: We know the technology, we have.
Speaker 3: It Israel's doing it to most of their fucking country
Speaker 3: right now, But we couldn't do that. Yeah.
Speaker 4: No, this absolutely falls on the people at the top.
Speaker 2: That's the problem that I have with just the tax
Speaker 2: system in general, because how are you going to sit
Speaker 2: there and taxes literally six ways to Sunday might be
Speaker 2: seven ways to Sunday. I mean, it's your tax on
Speaker 2: the money you make, your tax on the money you
Speaker 2: spend your Like, you're literally taxed every single way that
Speaker 2: every time you spend a dollar, it's taxed, doesn't matter
Speaker 2: how right, And all of that money, and all of
Speaker 2: the state taxes and the property taxes and the income
Speaker 2: taxes and all the fucking taxes on top of taxes
Speaker 2: that California is reaping so high that people can't even
Speaker 2: afford to live there. People are moving out to Wyoming
Speaker 2: in Colorado and Texas and Arizona because they're like, California
Speaker 2: is just too goddamn expensive to live there. How is
Speaker 2: it the most expensive state to live in, yet you
Speaker 2: don't have the allotted money to be able to fix
Speaker 2: your main problem, which is forest fires. Like you have
Speaker 2: one main problem. It's like nobody's asking you to worry
Speaker 2: about the glacier problem. Nobody's really worried about, you know,
Speaker 2: worried about all these it's one problem you really got
Speaker 2: to worry about, and you can't figure that out. Yes,
Speaker 2: you got earthquakes and shit, that's another thing.
Speaker 3: I'll say, earthquakes to earthquake and drought, those you two biggies,
Speaker 3: so like, you know, fucking address them.
Speaker 2: So that's my problem with that. And so we don't
Speaker 2: know where our tax dollars are being spent. That's really
Speaker 2: the issue at the forefront here, because if you can't,
Speaker 2: you're you're supposed to be a trusted organization. You're supposed
Speaker 2: to be the fucking United States Government, so trusted that
Speaker 2: we literally we don't even ask you what you're doing
Speaker 2: with our money. We happily give you our tax money.
Speaker 2: As a matter of fact, we don't even have a
Speaker 2: fucking choice in the matter. But that's neither here nor there.
Speaker 4: I'm from the government and I'm here to help.
Speaker 2: Where's the money at, Nancy, did you invest it? You
Speaker 2: know what I mean? Like, where's the money at? Like Gavin,
Speaker 2: I don't. I just don't get it. Where I don't
Speaker 2: know it.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you a couple of desalinization plants and a
Speaker 3: couple of air scrubber plants also to take out their
Speaker 3: small problem. Yes, we have the technology to take care
Speaker 3: of that. By the way, ladies and gentlemen, I promise
Speaker 3: you we do. If you look at any of these
Speaker 3: oil refineries or chemical plants, every one of their exhaust
Speaker 3: ports that pumps things out into the air has to
Speaker 3: go through a scrubber, meaning you can physically clean the
Speaker 3: air and then pump clean air back out.
Speaker 4: And that's proven.
Speaker 3: So you're telling me we have the technology, we have
Speaker 3: the infrastructure, you have the funds to be able to
Speaker 3: afford such devices and places. You're just not doing it
Speaker 3: because you just can't justify it.
Speaker 4: But how justified is it?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 4: You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's not very justified. So let's get to actually
Speaker 2: Trump calling out Newsom rate now and then Newsom's response.
Speaker 2: This is on CNN, so we'll see, we'll see how it.
Speaker 3: Of course they got to say Newsom's response to this.
Speaker 2: One, bro, Yeah, dude, So let's see if it'll play.
Speaker 15: A true sake of the governor, and you can say
Speaker 15: the administration they don't have any water, they didn't have water,
Speaker 15: or the fire hydrants. The governor has not done a
Speaker 15: good job with that peak Sid I got along well
Speaker 15: with him when he was governor. We worked together very well,
Speaker 15: and we would work together. I guess it looks like
Speaker 15: we're going to be the one having to rebuild it.
Speaker 8: The devastating wildfires in Los Angeles reviving Donald Trump's feud
Speaker 8: with California Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom. Overnight, Trump posting on
Speaker 8: truth social calling for the governor's resignation, saying, quote, this
Speaker 8: is all his fault end quote, Newsome taking a brief
Speaker 8: moment to respond while in the middle of the flames.
Speaker 3: I hate to even ask this question. By the President
Speaker 3: elects to attack you, blame you.
Speaker 6: Four days one can't even respond to it. I mean,
Speaker 6: it's people are literally fleean. People have lost their lives,
Speaker 6: kids lost their schools, families completely torn asunder, churches burned down.
Speaker 6: This guy wanted to politicize it. I have a lot
Speaker 6: of thoughts and I know what I want to say,
Speaker 6: I won't. I stood next to a president of the
Speaker 6: United States of America today, and I was proud to
Speaker 6: be with Joe Biden, and he had the backs of
Speaker 6: every single person in this community. Didn't play politics, didn't
Speaker 6: try to bide any of us.
Speaker 3: First of all, Joe Biden probably didn't know where he was.
Speaker 2: Let's just be real and by the way, Gavin, how
Speaker 2: about take a little bit of responsibility. How about think
Speaker 2: or say something, you know what, there's something to learn
Speaker 2: from this, or you know what. I actually don't think
Speaker 2: that there is anything to learn from this if you're
Speaker 2: Gavin Newsom, because it's not something new that was sprung
Speaker 2: upon you. It's something that's literally sprung upon you multiple
Speaker 2: times a year, and you choose to you to do
Speaker 2: jack diddily fuck with it?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 3: You notice he had to be standing in front of
Speaker 3: a burning building to have this interview. No, he could
Speaker 3: have been in his office, he could have been in
Speaker 3: a safe location somewhere. But Gavin Newsom taking a brief
Speaker 3: moment from helping to fight the fires. No, he wasn't helping.
Speaker 4: He was very clean.
Speaker 3: His eyes weren't even red like he's been fighting smoke inhalation.
Speaker 4: No, no, that was not the case.
Speaker 3: This was what we would call an act.
Speaker 2: Well, he's an actor, like he had like he is
Speaker 2: a state actor, right yep.
Speaker 3: And I mean listen, I understand and agree with the
Speaker 3: statement that perhaps Trump should wait until the fires are
Speaker 3: done before we start a signing blame and calling people out.
Speaker 3: There's a time and place for that, and now might
Speaker 3: not be that time or that place.
Speaker 4: I get that.
Speaker 3: Fine, it's a bit, it's a bit of a throwing
Speaker 3: salt in a literally currently being opened up wound. I
Speaker 3: get it. It's not good form. However, it's very Trump.
Speaker 3: He's kind of a dick and we've known that since
Speaker 3: day one. That's why people voted for him the first
Speaker 3: and second time. And uh yeah, no, I agree with
Speaker 3: his statement though it is Gavin Newsom's fault.
Speaker 4: They have had time to fix these problems.
Speaker 3: They have had time to build the infrastructure to get
Speaker 3: the water, and they just haven't. And I mean, who
Speaker 3: do you blame? Who do you blame?
Speaker 4: Jonathan?
Speaker 3: If your house burns down, the fire department comes and
Speaker 3: tries to put out the fire, they hook up their
Speaker 3: hoses to the fire hydrant and there's no water. Who
Speaker 3: are you pointing the fire Are you point the finger
Speaker 3: of the fire department? Are you are you pointing the
Speaker 3: finger at the uh, the shitty people that built your house,
Speaker 3: or are you saying, wait, what do you mean there's
Speaker 3: no fucking water?
Speaker 2: I would probably look there. Yeah, yeah, I mean, you
Speaker 2: can't really put it on the fire department. They showed up,
Speaker 2: they hooked up their hoses. You can't blame it on
Speaker 2: the infrastructure of the house. It's not the house's fault
Speaker 2: that it's burning down. Maybe it is, but even if
Speaker 2: it is, you should have access to water to be
Speaker 2: able to put it out, and they just don't.
Speaker 3: That's unfortunately, it's responsible for city water other than you know,
Speaker 3: the city. So when you go up that chain high enough,
Speaker 3: it does absolutely the buck stops at the governor. And
Speaker 3: the fact that he can't even acknowledge that. No, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: I didn't think he was an honorable.
Speaker 4: Man to begin with or anything.
Speaker 3: I didn't think he had integrity, and he's proved that
Speaker 3: multiple times. But as he's talking about I can't believe
Speaker 3: he's trying to politicize this. I stood next to the
Speaker 3: President today and I'm proud to be standing next to
Speaker 3: Joe Biden, like you literally just shit on him for
Speaker 3: politicizing it, and then politicized it in the same breath, which,
Speaker 3: by the way, was not labored from smoke inhalation.
Speaker 4: This whole thing was a stage.
Speaker 3: You could have gone to an area where like it
Speaker 3: was a burned field behind you, but you were obviously
Speaker 3: in a safe location. No, no, no, you must look
Speaker 3: like you're on the front lines fighting it out with
Speaker 3: the firefighters. No, no, you're not, dude, No one believes you.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, I mean this whole administration, really, the whole
Speaker 2: Democratic Party is a for the most part, an absolute joke.
Speaker 2: That's not to say that the Conservative Party isn't a
Speaker 2: joke either. It's just so happens that the pendulum has
Speaker 2: swung that the Republicans are somehow in the right now.
Speaker 2: It will eventually swing back, I'm sure, and eventually the
Speaker 2: Democrats will be the safe and all that shit. That's
Speaker 2: just how the wings of the bird. They gotta they
Speaker 2: eventually stabilize. But you know, whenever that bird, it's got
Speaker 2: to make a turn, and so it's got to have
Speaker 2: the one wing up as it's making the turn, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean, It's just everything is it's it's
Speaker 2: all out of balance. But that's exactly how they want it,
Speaker 2: I think. But I think all in all, it's going
Speaker 2: according to their plan. Like I know, it seems chaotic,
Speaker 2: but they order out of chaos. That is their fucking
Speaker 2: game plan. That's their that's their playbook. Is that ordering chaos.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, and that's that's where they make their money. Honestly,
Speaker 3: where there is chaos and there is uncertainty, there is
Speaker 3: money to be made. There are people to be taking
Speaker 3: advantage of it. And I mean that's literally what these
Speaker 3: people do, the government officials, the lobbyists, the elected officials,
Speaker 3: the the selected cabinet members. This is how they make
Speaker 3: their bread and butter.
Speaker 2: Well, speaking on behalf of our our current chief right now,
Speaker 2: Joseph Biden, there has been a lot of things that
Speaker 2: have been going around right now as he's getting ready
Speaker 2: to take his last couple of days in office, and
Speaker 2: he's really not holding anything back as far as who's
Speaker 2: he who he's parting pardoning here, there there are pardons,
Speaker 2: and then he's also issuing preemptive pardons, which is very
Speaker 2: interesting that you're going to issue a preemptive pardon that
Speaker 2: means isn't that strange? Have other pres it's done preemptive
Speaker 2: pardons or is this the first? The first one?
Speaker 3: So I'll say this, it's a bit of a red flag,
Speaker 3: especially when we're talking about Fauci and vaccines, that these
Speaker 3: companies were given the understanding that they will never be
Speaker 3: sued for anything that comes of them, regardless of what
Speaker 3: the studies show later on. Right, they were preemptively exonerated
Speaker 3: of any and all criminal negligence on their part. Interesting
Speaker 3: that also Joe Biden did that, But also interesting that
Speaker 3: Joe Biden swore up and down that if as someone
Speaker 3: was convicted, he would not pardon him. No one's above
Speaker 3: the law, and he literally just pardoned him. And now
Speaker 3: as we are rounding the bend here and a new
Speaker 3: administration's coming in here, which the new administration is making
Speaker 3: a lot of promises that they will be finally draining
Speaker 3: the swamp the proper way, it's very interesting that Joe
Speaker 3: Biden is talking about just giving a couple of preemptive
Speaker 3: pardons so that they're untouchable. You know, he's got to
Speaker 3: protect his boys on the way out because he understands
Speaker 3: that well, he doesn't his administration understands.
Speaker 4: That there will be no saving these people here soon.
Speaker 3: I think this would be a very strategic move, but
Speaker 3: also it's not a good look. I also don't think
Speaker 3: that Joe Biden really cares about the way he looks.
Speaker 2: He's you think he cares about the way this looks,
Speaker 2: this creepy ass joker face.
Speaker 3: Well, I think he understands that he's going down in
Speaker 3: history as one of the most incompetent presidents we've ever
Speaker 3: had ever. All of his speeches where he can't string
Speaker 3: together a sentence that is going to be meaned for
Speaker 3: the rest of the world, ever, for all eternity, and.
Speaker 4: He knows that.
Speaker 3: So at this point it's like, fuck it, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: just do some things on the way out, and if
Speaker 3: they don't like it, it doesn't matter. I only got
Speaker 3: like a week left.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well it's This is a Washington Times article and
Speaker 2: it was just posted on January eighth, but it says
Speaker 2: Biden weighs preemptive pardons for Cheney, Fauci and other Trump foes. Basically,
Speaker 2: he's trying to protect all the people that covered for
Speaker 2: all of his like all of his shit, right like so,
Speaker 2: and it's weird that he would be trying to pardon
Speaker 2: Fauci considering I believe it was Trump that put Fauci
Speaker 2: into the position that he was in.
Speaker 3: Yes, but again, you got to understand, when he took office,
Speaker 3: he didn't know which cabinet positions would best suit who,
Speaker 3: so he took a lot of advice from people. They
Speaker 3: also shit on him for firing so many people. It's like, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: that's a good thing. Whenever he puts somebody in the
Speaker 3: position and they didn't do their job, well he got
Speaker 3: rid of them. That's what you do. Whenever somebody doesn't
Speaker 3: do their fucking job, you don't. You don't stick with
Speaker 3: him for a little bit because well it's just how
Speaker 3: it's done. No, no, no, you fix the problem. And they
Speaker 3: shit on him for putting people in positions. They shit
Speaker 3: on him for removing these people from these positions. That's
Speaker 3: that's the mainstream medium. They will always shit on Trump
Speaker 3: no matter what. If he developed, if he co signs
Speaker 3: a development for the cure for cancer, they will bitch
Speaker 3: that he is taking money away from the fucking chemo doctors.
Speaker 2: Oh I'm not gonna take that that Trump cancer drug?
Speaker 7: Are you?
Speaker 2: I mean, would you would you trust that. That's exactly
Speaker 2: what they said for Trump's COVID vaccine, right.
Speaker 3: And then three months later when he was out of office,
Speaker 3: we need to mandate that people take these vaccines. It's like, oh,
Speaker 3: how easily you phase change and you're not even shy
Speaker 3: about it. But people, unfortunately have a very short memory,
Speaker 3: and they forget that six months prior, these people were
Speaker 3: shitting on the vaccines. Why would you take something untested
Speaker 3: and put it in your body? Do you have any
Speaker 3: idea how dangerous it is? Cut to listen. The studies
Speaker 3: show that it's fine. The studies are based in nothing,
Speaker 3: but they're fine. And now they're getting preemptively pardoned, and
Speaker 3: the vaccine companies were exonerated of any and all malpractice.
Speaker 3: And we don't need to worry about gain of function research.
Speaker 3: We don't need to worry about it.
Speaker 2: Look, look, if you don't, if you don't take it
Speaker 2: for yourself, at least take it for those around you.
Speaker 3: Well, so think about the children.
Speaker 4: You're gonna be the reason me mall dies.
Speaker 3: You're gonna be the reason, Like what, No, she was
Speaker 3: gonna die from the cold. Then it wasn't my fault
Speaker 3: that her immune system was this week, probably because elderly
Speaker 3: people have weak immune systems.
Speaker 4: That's not my fault.
Speaker 2: But whatever, imagine guilting people in to like to appease
Speaker 2: your pocketbook like that is so crazy, Like to make
Speaker 2: people feel so guilty. You're the problem, You're the reason
Speaker 2: why we have to make all this money.
Speaker 4: It's a stupid I mean, is that not what the
Speaker 4: Catholic Church once did.
Speaker 3: They guilty people into buying their way out of purgatory,
Speaker 3: which is a concept that they literally made up.
Speaker 2: But oh, Jacob, you got you gotta be careful talking
Speaker 2: about the Catholic Church now, Oh do I don't you?
Speaker 4: I didn't think so, My bad. I'm sorry, not for me.
Speaker 2: I don't care.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's that's the truth. Though it's been done
Speaker 3: time and time again. That's the hey Gelien dialect. As
Speaker 3: a matter of fact, I just learned from less helf
Speaker 3: where that comes from. The guy hegel who created that
Speaker 3: the problem, reaction, solution, the whole nine of it. Like
Speaker 3: this has been done since like the five hundred eighty's.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I mean it's it started out as a
Speaker 2: pretty brilliant business plan and they're still carrying it out,
Speaker 2: you know, It's like, we would be silly to think
Speaker 2: that there would be there would ever be a disease
Speaker 2: that would be allowed to be set free if there
Speaker 2: wasn't already insurance companies and pharmaceutical companies that already had
Speaker 2: the cure. Like that's the only reason why they allow
Speaker 2: any of these diseases to escape. You think that there's
Speaker 2: ever going to be a disease that somehow spreads across
Speaker 2: the world and they're fighting to scramble to try and
Speaker 2: figure out the exact right chemical compound to be able
Speaker 2: to cure everybody. No, they got that shit in the
Speaker 2: fucking pocket, and they probably had it twenty years.
Speaker 3: Ago, exactly. It's interesting how that plays out, right, But
Speaker 3: I mean, see a need fill a need. It just
Speaker 3: it works better financially if you're the one creating the
Speaker 3: need in the first place, just throwing it out.
Speaker 2: So getting back to this article here about the preemptive
Speaker 2: pardons from Biden. It says President Biden is flirting with
Speaker 2: handing out preemptive pardons to some of President elect Donald
Speaker 2: Trump's favorite political targets, and in her interview with USA Today,
Speaker 2: mister Biden said that he might hand out the get
Speaker 2: out of jail free cards too, among others, former Wyoming
Speaker 2: Representative Liz Cheney and doctor Anthony Fauci, former director of
Speaker 2: the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. Mister Biden
Speaker 2: said that he urged Trump when he met with him
Speaker 2: in November to put his beef with Miss Cheney, who
Speaker 2: voted to impeach him and co chaired the jan six
Speaker 2: Special Committee, and others behind him. I tried to make
Speaker 2: it clear that there was no need and it was
Speaker 2: counter counterintuitive for his interest to go back and try
Speaker 2: to settle scores, Biden said. He said that Trump didn't
Speaker 2: indicate what he had planned to do, He didn't reinforce it.
Speaker 2: He basically just listened, Biden said. Biden is also reporting
Speaker 2: considering a preemptive pardon for Senator Adam Schiff, the California
Speaker 2: Democrat who also played a high profile role in the
Speaker 2: House investigation into Trump's role in the inciting of January sixth,
Speaker 2: twenty twenty one attack on the US Capitol. If Biden
Speaker 2: pulls the trigger, it would be outside the norm. Pardons
Speaker 2: are usually reserved for people convicted or charged with a
Speaker 2: specific crime, not those who haven't even been investigated. For wrongdoing. Yet,
Speaker 2: so think about that, there's not even a crime that
Speaker 2: is labeled on these people yet. Sure people have talked
Speaker 2: about it, but nobody's gone to court, nobody's been charged
Speaker 2: with anything. Yet Biden knows that these people will be charged,
Speaker 2: they will be looked into for all of the wrongdoing.
Speaker 2: We have talked almost at nauseum as far as as
Speaker 2: the whole January sixth, quote unquote riot at the Capitol,
Speaker 2: right and about how basically they were letting people in
Speaker 2: there and there were FBI and CIA informants that were
Speaker 2: working the crowd to try and stir them up. That
Speaker 2: was a whole planned thing, but they just wanted to
Speaker 2: try and carry it out make it look like Trump
Speaker 2: had had full control and he caused this riot and
Speaker 2: he's the one that was trying to overturn an election
Speaker 2: and all this kind of shit. They were trying to
Speaker 2: make Trump look bad. But really they fucked themselves because
Speaker 2: in this day and age of the Internet and people all,
Speaker 2: you know, all all really sharing information. Those people that
Speaker 2: are sitting in jail sales right now that are still
Speaker 2: in there, by the way, like the people that were
Speaker 2: quote unquote infiltrated on January sixth, of the Capitol. They're
Speaker 2: still in jail all because our government wanted to try
Speaker 2: and make Trump look so bad. That was the whole
Speaker 2: reason behind it. And so yeah, of course Trump is
Speaker 2: gonna try and investigate that whenever he gets back in office.
Speaker 2: I definitely would too, right, Like, that's just it's just
Speaker 2: not right that it was a dirty move, is really
Speaker 2: what it was? Ye, And the same thing goes for Fauci.
Speaker 2: The same thing goes for Cheney. Liz Cheney, who is
Speaker 2: an absolute that's one of the you ever listen to
Speaker 2: her talk? She is batshit crazy.
Speaker 3: I try not to. I'm gonna be honest with you.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you know many liberal women in
Speaker 3: your life, but they're like, they're not fun to hang with.
Speaker 3: They're not fun to be around. And typically listening to
Speaker 3: them speak on politics, especially ones that think they're educated
Speaker 3: on the topic, I'd rather listen to nails on a chalkboard.
Speaker 2: It's you know, yeah, yeah, it's pretty sad.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 2: Actually, Cheney is a allegedly she's a Republican, but she
Speaker 2: just so happened to team up with Kamala Liz Cheney.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, okay, Well, let's just go ahead and throw
Speaker 3: this out.
Speaker 2: She's a rhino, is really what she is.
Speaker 3: Right, regardless of whatever letter designation is next to the
Speaker 3: political figure in question. If they sided with Kamala, I
Speaker 3: think that it's pretty safe to say we can almost
Speaker 3: declare them an enemy of the state at this point.
Speaker 3: And I'm not saying that because they didn't back Trump.
Speaker 3: I'm saying removing yourself from backing anybody would have been
Speaker 3: the better option. If you dislike Trump that much. Siding
Speaker 3: with the whoror wasn't the good option. Clearly that was
Speaker 3: not the way to go. You were either gonna side
Speaker 3: with the senile old man that shits himself on live
Speaker 3: TV or the woman who took it long and hard
Speaker 3: to get to her position in every step of the way,
Speaker 3: has never actually done any work of her own to
Speaker 3: get to where she's at. Over the guy who says
Speaker 3: mean words. All right, at that point, you are, it
Speaker 3: would have been better for you to just remain silent
Speaker 3: then to pick a side.
Speaker 2: You know, Jacob, you're such a bigot. A blowjob is
Speaker 2: still a job.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, no, no, no, Look sex work is work,
Speaker 3: and I get in that. But Kamala Harris, is you know,
Speaker 3: I personally don't think that the person leading the free
Speaker 3: world should have gotten there from being really good at
Speaker 3: sex work. That's just me. Maybe I'm just a piece
Speaker 3: of shit for that. But okay, shame I'm actually comfortable
Speaker 3: dying on that hill.
Speaker 2: Shame on you, sir.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: Anyhow, it says Trump might seek retribution against his enemies,
Speaker 2: Trump told NBC News last month that miss Cheney Representative
Speaker 2: Benny Thompson of Mississippi, and other current and former members
Speaker 2: of Congress involved in the Jan six investigation in quotes
Speaker 2: should go to jail. Cheney did something that's inexcusable, along
Speaker 2: with Thompson and the people that in the people on
Speaker 2: the unselect committee of political thugs and you know creeps.
Speaker 2: Trump told NBC last month, mister foul has also had
Speaker 2: a bullseye on his back. Trump and his MAGA loyalists
Speaker 2: have insisted that mister Fauci tried to hide information regarding
Speaker 2: the origins of the COVID nineteen pandemic. Plus, the former
Speaker 2: director is a chief target of vaccine critics. Meanwhile, mister
Speaker 2: Trump has reiterated the idea that he is considering pardons
Speaker 2: for some of his supporters charged with jan six crimes.
Speaker 2: I love how they put crimes. We'll be looking at
Speaker 2: the whole thing, but I'll be making major pardons, yes,
Speaker 2: Trump said at a press conference on Tuesday. The president
Speaker 2: elect also signaled that he could use the justice system
Speaker 2: to go after Special Prosecutor Jack Smith, who led the
Speaker 2: Department of Justice investigation into Trump. I look, I don't
Speaker 2: have a problem with him getting retribution. I'm just gonna
Speaker 2: be real with you. You play fucking dumb games. You're gonna
Speaker 2: win some dumb prizes. You can't. You can't literally throw
Speaker 2: the kitchen sink at somebody and then expect them to
Speaker 2: be like, Ah, don't worry, like we're good, Like we're.
Speaker 3: Bull let's dap it up. There's water under the bridge.
Speaker 2: No, you tried to put this man in jail, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean, Like you tried to like straight
Speaker 2: up terrorize his entire image. And you know what you did,
Speaker 2: You actually made him more popular by doing that. You know,
Speaker 2: you made it so incredible, it's so incredibly obvious that
Speaker 2: this was the guy that we need to elect because
Speaker 2: you are doing everything in your power, absolute power. You're
Speaker 2: doing everything that you possibly can to burn this man
Speaker 2: and it's not working. So that's why he got all
Speaker 2: the votes. That's why Kamala didn't stand a snowballs chance
Speaker 2: in hell, that's why they had to take Joe Biden
Speaker 2: away from even being the presidential nominee, because that fire
Speaker 2: was way too big to contain. Well, I don't mean
Speaker 2: to make a pun compared to what we were talking
Speaker 2: about earlier, you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: No, but you know, as he was saying that these
Speaker 3: people are creeps, right, and like, oh my god, how
Speaker 3: could he say that about real quick? Wasn't it these
Speaker 3: very California lawmakers that changed the age of consent to
Speaker 3: where it was just a ten year age gap?
Speaker 4: So where now if.
Speaker 3: A twenty two year old has sex with a twelve
Speaker 3: year old, that's okay in California? Right?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 3: Is that for real? We talked about that on an episode. Yes,
Speaker 3: so yeah, I stand by what he said. These people
Speaker 3: are disgusting creeps who I would call them, criminals, all
Speaker 3: of them. And so now that something really bad has happened,
Speaker 3: will they ever actually face charges, Will they be brought
Speaker 3: to justice? Will they take responsibility for their fucked up actions? Now?
Speaker 16: No?
Speaker 4: Probably not. That's just that's just not how the political
Speaker 4: world works, is it.
Speaker 2: No, it's not. So I decided to ask. I just
Speaker 2: went over to Dugdug Go and I just asked the question,
Speaker 2: and you know, the AI decided to answer a little
Speaker 2: bit for us. But I just asked the simple question.
Speaker 2: Why would Fauci need to be pardoned? I mean, he
Speaker 2: he's been talking about how he's been innocent this entire time.
Speaker 2: He's never done any wrongdoing. And as a matter of fact,
Speaker 2: everybody that tried to prosecute him and question him while
Speaker 2: he was in court, he called them, I'm idiots for
Speaker 2: even questioning him, right, we remember that. Well, it says
Speaker 2: doctor Anthony Fauci may need to be parted due to
Speaker 2: allegations that he misled Congress regarding US funding for gain
Speaker 2: of function research in China, which has raised concerns about
Speaker 2: potential legal repercussions under the incoming Trump administration. The discussions
Speaker 2: around around pardons are are reportedly in response to fears
Speaker 2: of political retribution against officials like Fauci.
Speaker 3: So wait a minute, now, you're saying that US tax
Speaker 3: dollars were being fraudulently brought to China and embezzled in
Speaker 3: very strategic ways. In a time when everybody was really
Speaker 3: desperate for some sort of answers.
Speaker 4: Huh interesting, who could have ever seen that coming?
Speaker 2: Gain of function? I thought that he definitely wasn't doing that.
Speaker 2: And as a matter of fact, whenever what was it,
Speaker 2: Ron Paul? No, what's the other one? Ran Paul?
Speaker 3: Whatever?
Speaker 2: Yeah, whenever Rand Paul was questioning you, whenever he was
Speaker 2: in court, he was like, with all dual respect, Govina
Speaker 2: or Congressman, you have no idea what you're talking about.
Speaker 2: It's like, well, I mean, gain a function? Is gain
Speaker 2: a function? How is it hard to fuck that up?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 3: He doesn't know what he's talking about. Oh you mean
Speaker 3: because he's not a medical professional. No, but he's the
Speaker 3: guy funding your research, in your work, So perhaps show
Speaker 3: a little fucking, you know, respect if you're wanting more
Speaker 3: of that money, so you could line in your pockets
Speaker 3: even deeper. But no, at that point, he felt untouchable.
Speaker 3: And to prove that point, he's about to be pardoned
Speaker 3: for it all. So I guess he is untouchable.
Speaker 2: I mean, I've never heard of somebody being pardoned for
Speaker 2: not committing a crime. Have you ever heard of that before?
Speaker 3: Not one time? Never As a matter of fact, that's
Speaker 3: so crazy. That'd be like you getting pardoned for killing
Speaker 3: somebody in a drunk driving accident five years before the
Speaker 3: event actually happened. Now, how in the fuck is that possible? Bro?
Speaker 4: It's insane to me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's crazy. So I asked the same question,
Speaker 2: why would Liz Cheney need to be pardoned? And it
Speaker 2: says Liz Cheney may need a pardon due to potential
Speaker 2: legal threats from Donald Trump, who has indicated that he
Speaker 2: might pursue retribution against her and other members of the
Speaker 2: Jan six Committee. President Biden is reportedly considering preemptive pardons
Speaker 2: for Cheney and others who could be targeted by Trump. Now,
Speaker 2: let's think about it here. If you were right to
Speaker 2: come after Trump, and if you were right to prosecute
Speaker 2: all those people that were supposedly infiltrating the capitol, if
Speaker 2: you were right about that.
Speaker 3: You should really directionists, these these violent, violent insurrectionists that
Speaker 3: had a whole coup situation and took over the capital.
Speaker 4: Never mind the fact that they were let in.
Speaker 2: But whatever, If that's all true, and that it was
Speaker 2: a natural thing that wasn't being helped, and there isn't
Speaker 2: a lot of information that is being disguised as this
Speaker 2: being some sort of fucking show. Then you should have
Speaker 2: no worry about being prosecuted. You should have no worried
Speaker 2: about even needing to be pardoned. You should stand on
Speaker 2: that hill and be so sure about your decision.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: If you're so sure and you operated within the legal guidelines,
Speaker 2: you shouldn't have a fucking worry. You shouldn't even need
Speaker 2: You should Joe Biden should say, oh, well, I'm thinking
Speaker 2: about giving you a pardon. Uh, Liz Cheney, Oh, I
Speaker 2: don't even need that. I was right in doing what
Speaker 2: I did right?
Speaker 3: Right, You're giving a pardon for what if no crime
Speaker 3: was committed? If but that's the thing. To what level
Speaker 3: is this crime that she would be brought in for.
Speaker 3: Would be character defamation? Would it be perjury and outright
Speaker 3: lying to Congress about the events that took place that day?
Speaker 3: Would it be I mean, there's a list, there's a
Speaker 3: whole list of things that this could go down.
Speaker 4: But I'm gonna be honest with you, I actually am.
Speaker 3: I'm hopeful that Biden doesn't pardon certain people that had
Speaker 3: something to do with our border because have you heard
Speaker 3: about what is going on with the Venezuelan gang.
Speaker 2: Uh I haven't heard any recent things.
Speaker 3: All right, well, I'm gonna go ahead and share this
Speaker 3: screen woman another again, and let's talk about it now.
Speaker 3: Uh So, did you hear that rocket launchers and grenades
Speaker 3: were seized at the US border in Arizona?
Speaker 2: I did not, but it's kind of surprising.
Speaker 4: So two days ago this dropped.
Speaker 3: And did you realize that those weapons were given to
Speaker 3: them by the United States government under the Biden administration.
Speaker 2: No, that wouldn't happen. We wouldn't fund terrorists.
Speaker 3: Just like Obama in Operation Fast and Furious gave weapons
Speaker 3: to cartel members.
Speaker 4: Those same weapons, you could check the zero.
Speaker 3: Numbers, were later used to kill a California police officer.
Speaker 3: Literally Obama put the murder weapon in the murderer's hands
Speaker 3: to kill an American service member police service member, you
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: So now, wait, you may not only are the using ars,
Speaker 4: they got fucking rocket launchers.
Speaker 2: You mean Nobel prize when Obama had that happened, He's
Speaker 2: prize winning. Wow, I mean who would have thought?
Speaker 3: So now we have to worry about the Biden administration
Speaker 3: arming cartels with actual weapons of war.
Speaker 4: No, an ar is not a weapon of war, ladies
Speaker 4: and gentlemen.
Speaker 3: But I think a pretty sizeable amount of people would
Speaker 3: agree that an RPG is and a grenade is. But
Speaker 3: let's learn more, shall we? But I'm not.
Speaker 11: Peter Forcelly is a retired deputy Assistant director of the
Speaker 11: ATF who spent part of his career in Arizona.
Speaker 17: The cartels, as they move things north, mostly humans and drugs,
Speaker 17: they use those same roots to traffic things south.
Speaker 11: That's why he was not surprised to see that Customs
Speaker 11: and Border Protection officers seize these a rocket launcher and
Speaker 11: two inert RPGs at the Nogalis Port of entry late
Speaker 11: last month. The most common way weapons like these get
Speaker 11: into Mexico are through what are called straw purchasers, people
Speaker 11: who buy guns and ammo and passing them off to
Speaker 11: people who smuggle them outside the country. Lots of them
Speaker 11: coming through our state in Arizona.
Speaker 17: The federal prosecutors they aren't very aggressive of prosecuting cases.
Speaker 17: And then number two is Ottwana, which is Mexican Customs
Speaker 17: does not inspect vehicles heading south.
Speaker 11: So what you really want to do is make sure
Speaker 11: that we'll get into those to control of the money.
Speaker 11: Gary Ristano is the US attorney for the District of
Speaker 11: Arizona and says they have increased their efforts to prosecute
Speaker 11: firearm trafficking in the last few years.
Speaker 17: Or I think we've got opportunities to work more with
Speaker 17: our agency partners, that's HSI, that's ATF, figure out which
Speaker 17: cases are good for long term investigations.
Speaker 11: Between twenty eighteen and twenty twenty three, the ATF reported
Speaker 11: the number of firearms were covered in Mexico that were
Speaker 11: traced to retailers in the US grew each year well.
Speaker 11: Between August twenty twenty three and July of last year,
Speaker 11: the Congressional Research Services estimated more than sixty thousand Americans
Speaker 11: died from synthetic opioids. Many of those drugs believed to
Speaker 11: have come from Mexico and the cartels who use the
Speaker 11: weapons they get from America.
Speaker 17: This is a human life issue because you got people
Speaker 17: dying on both sides of the border.
Speaker 3: So we have weapons being exchanged for drugs in this country.
Speaker 3: So I'm gonna be honest with you. We don't have
Speaker 3: many manufacturers that make RPGs in America. That's not a
Speaker 3: thing that we really we have some, but it's very
Speaker 3: very rare. And somehow these weapons are coming into America
Speaker 3: to be sold to cartel members so they could go
Speaker 3: south of the border and be used and maybe even
Speaker 3: up here, and then in exchange we're getting the fentanyl.
Speaker 3: It's kind of like the Contra situation, the weapons for
Speaker 3: the drugs and all that under the Reagan administration. Again,
Speaker 3: same book, different chapter, Ladies and gentlemen. But with that
Speaker 3: in mind, let's learn about this new gang quote quote
Speaker 3: unquote new gang trend day arrahwa raua I think it
Speaker 3: is is now in sixteen states in America. Louisiana is
Speaker 3: in fact one of them. And this is These aren't
Speaker 3: the Venezuelan gangs that are eating cats and that's not
Speaker 3: what this is. No, No, these are some of the
Speaker 3: worst of the worst, and they are absolutely making their
Speaker 3: presence known in this country. They actually just killed somebody
Speaker 3: in Texas, a little sixteen year old girl, and the
Speaker 3: police have done nothing.
Speaker 4: They didn't find the guy.
Speaker 3: They told the dad that basically like I'm We're sorry
Speaker 3: for your loss, but these guys are ghosts and there's
Speaker 3: nothing we could really do. And that seems to be
Speaker 3: the going trend. Let's learn a little bit about them
Speaker 3: from News Nation as we're talking about these weapons and
Speaker 3: things coming in, all of which under the Biden administration,
Speaker 3: who has made our southern border an actual open floodgate,
Speaker 3: let's learn arm after.
Speaker 12: The violent gang has now been found operating in the
Speaker 12: state of Tennessee. News Nation Border correspondent Jorge Ventura joining
Speaker 12: us live from San Antonio with more Orge.
Speaker 4: When Natasha.
Speaker 7: According to the director of Tennessee Borough Investigations, the violent
Speaker 7: gang trained that AUWA is now active throughout the state.
Speaker 7: State authorities are warning residents that the gang is active
Speaker 7: in all of Tennessee's major cities in our running human
Speaker 7: trafficking operations.
Speaker 3: State authorities also.
Speaker 7: Say that once the gang appears, violence in danger are
Speaker 7: soon to follow.
Speaker 14: The other pieces that they are very violent toward polacing,
Speaker 14: They're violent toward law enforcement, and so they will fight
Speaker 14: and they will attack police. They have no respect for
Speaker 14: law enforcement.
Speaker 7: Tennessee authorities say they are monitoring the group, which has
Speaker 7: a history of violence, including a recent incident with a
Speaker 7: shoddy cartel member thirty one times in broad daylight on
Speaker 7: video and posted to social media.
Speaker 3: News Nation did recently.
Speaker 7: Obtain a seven page Intel document on TDA center Border
Speaker 7: Patrol agents. This is the first compan sense of document
Speaker 7: they received about the gang. Keep findings on the document
Speaker 7: on this game confirmed that the gang is engaging in
Speaker 7: low level fraud and theft and sending those funds back
Speaker 7: to South America they continue to expand in the United States.
Speaker 7: It also says a major obstacle to stopping TDA is
Speaker 7: determined which criminals are in are affiliated with the gang,
Speaker 7: as the gang blends in with the millions of Venice
Speaker 7: ones that we should cross illegally into the US. And
Speaker 7: earlier this year, the Biden administration did designate TDA as
Speaker 7: a transnational criminal organization. And here where I am in
Speaker 7: San Antonio, Texas, Texas State Troopers have also developed task
Speaker 7: force to target the gang's presence here in the Lone
Speaker 7: Star State in Tasha.
Speaker 3: We appreciate it, Okay. Now, these fuckers are absolutely operating
Speaker 3: all over the country.
Speaker 4: I saw a map earlier, and I don't know if
Speaker 4: they're going to show it on this.
Speaker 3: Article as now, of course y'or not, because that would
Speaker 3: be too scary for people to see. Basically, they are
Speaker 3: absolutely present in twenty two states with another UH.
Speaker 4: I think fifteen suspected.
Speaker 3: There is a very small number of states where they
Speaker 3: are confirmed not in and they're expanding.
Speaker 4: And you got to understand, these dudes are going in
Speaker 4: and doing that.
Speaker 3: The girl I was talking about in Texas, it was
Speaker 3: a home invasion that they just shot her and then ran.
Speaker 3: They didn't shoot the dad or any of that. And
Speaker 3: this girl had no She was a high school girl,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying. This was not like she
Speaker 3: was affiliated. This was some sort of a beef that
Speaker 3: was getting handled. No, they just they're walking into a house,
Speaker 3: shooting somebody and running away. So for everybody who thinks that,
Speaker 3: why would you carry a gun in your own home,
Speaker 3: Because this is twenty twenty five. That's why it's not
Speaker 3: the world we grew up in. This is no longer
Speaker 3: that place.
Speaker 2: Well, Jacob, I mean, it was such a racist statement
Speaker 2: of Trump to say that all they were allowing in
Speaker 2: from Mexico was just the gang bangers and the worst
Speaker 2: of the worst. I mean, everybody scalded him for saying
Speaker 2: that there's some bad hombreis coming across the border, right,
Speaker 2: and it's like and they came after him as hard
Speaker 2: as they could for that, And I feel like this
Speaker 2: is kind of pointing him in the right direction, right,
Speaker 2: like he wasn't wrong.
Speaker 4: Shocker yet again, he didn't miss. Let's see here.
Speaker 3: The gang has reportedly established presences in and get ready
Speaker 3: good cult members.
Speaker 4: If any of you live in.
Speaker 3: This state, start carrying right now, I won't go fuck
Speaker 3: with the local law, says, do you okay? Would you
Speaker 3: rather be carried by six or judged by twelve? That's
Speaker 3: all I'm saying. All right, has reportedly established presences in Virginia, Montana, Wyoming, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Louisiana, Nevada,
Speaker 3: New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Wisconsin.
Speaker 3: These are all confirmed. The rest of the ones that
Speaker 3: are reported, I don't even know if they're gonna have
Speaker 3: that list, but dude, it's scary times, very very scary times.
Speaker 3: All of this going on at the same time that
Speaker 3: these wildfires just randomly sprung up. I'm not saying anything
Speaker 3: on that. I'm not saying that the gangs are connected.
Speaker 3: It wouldn't shock me at all if some sort of
Speaker 3: you know, some sort of ilk was responsible for this.
Speaker 3: Usually when we had these forest fires, they say it's
Speaker 3: arson and they're looking for it because it's usually something
Speaker 3: around along the lines of terrorism. At least that's the
Speaker 3: going narrative. The mainstream media always says this was started
Speaker 3: by an arsonist as some sort of a form of
Speaker 3: terror attack.
Speaker 4: That's not being said here for some reason.
Speaker 3: Why why?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 2: Why, yeah, dude, it's you know. Is it because they
Speaker 2: they don't want to incite fear?
Speaker 3: Or is it?
Speaker 2: I mean, why do you think they wouldn't be honest
Speaker 2: and truthful about this? Is it because that it would
Speaker 2: show in a complete lack of any kind. It would
Speaker 2: just show absolute negligence as far as how they handled
Speaker 2: the border security.
Speaker 3: I think it would show negligence in every conceivable way.
Speaker 3: When a forest fire happens in a national park and
Speaker 3: you can't get water to the wood fast enough to
Speaker 3: put out the fire, Okay, I get it.
Speaker 4: You don't have fire hydrants throughout the woods.
Speaker 3: You're telling me that you can't stop a fire in
Speaker 3: one of the biggest cities in the country because you
Speaker 3: that's how negligent you have treated the situation.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I think if they were to reveal how these fires
Speaker 3: actually started, it would show even further negligence, and it
Speaker 3: would be I personally believe that this is criminal negligence.
Speaker 3: I believe these people knew some being one of them
Speaker 3: should be brought to justice and face jail time for this.
Speaker 3: But uh, I think if the truth comes out about
Speaker 3: how these fires actually started, oh, it wouldn't be an
Speaker 3: alleged jail time needed.
Speaker 4: It would be a guaranteed life in prison.
Speaker 2: Do you want to hear something wild? I just found
Speaker 2: this so I think Trump Junior, Donald Trump Junior and
Speaker 2: a couple other people posted this on x and just
Speaker 2: people that are doing deep dives. Dude, God bless the
Speaker 2: for people doing deep dives into literally every crazy thing
Speaker 2: that pops up in the news, because there's always something defined,
Speaker 2: like you like the amounts of light being shed on
Speaker 2: all of this, like dark, gloomy, disgusting, deceptive shit that's
Speaker 2: constantly going on in our country. It's like, thank god
Speaker 2: for people who actually do a little bit of research.
Speaker 2: But there's this one post that was posted on Twitter
Speaker 2: or x rather and it says it's a flashback. California
Speaker 2: donated firefighting equipment to Ukraine in twenty twenty two. So
Speaker 2: San Francisco Fire Department and other Bay Area agencies donated
Speaker 2: equipment in August of twenty two. La County Fire Department
Speaker 2: donated supplies in March of twenty twenty two. Santa Barbara
Speaker 2: County Fire agencies donated gear in twenty twenty two, and
Speaker 2: then San Jose donated one million dollars worth of safety
Speaker 2: equipment in July of twenty twenty two. This is all
Speaker 2: like firefighting equipment, So I don't know that was interesting.
Speaker 2: It just seems like, hey, you know what, like just
Speaker 2: send your wife over to Ukraine, send your dog over
Speaker 2: to Ukraine. Let's send your fucking backyard, you know what,
Speaker 2: lift your house up with rocket like boosters and send
Speaker 2: that fucking thing over to Ukraine too. Let's just give
Speaker 2: it all. Let's as a matter of fact, instead of
Speaker 2: even sending it over there, why don't we just call
Speaker 2: the United States of America Ukraine because that's where all
Speaker 2: the money's going anyway.
Speaker 3: You know, it's crazy again to people's short memory, y'all,
Speaker 3: do remember that it was specifically the Liberals that were
Speaker 3: pushing for war with Russia and how we need to
Speaker 3: help Ukraine. The warhawks of DC for the last whole
Speaker 3: four years have been decidedly liberal has everybody forgotten that?
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, but Trump's gonna be the reason for
Speaker 3: World War III. That's exactly what's happening here. All these
Speaker 3: liberal fucks have been screaming about how we need to
Speaker 3: go to war with Iran. Now all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: Trump's coming in. He's telling everybody into your shit before
Speaker 3: I have to. And he's the warmongerer again. You see
Speaker 3: how this phase change happens oh so quickly, and for
Speaker 3: some reason, people's memory is that fast.
Speaker 2: Well, and Trump actually said that whenever he takes office,
Speaker 2: he's not going to be funding them anymore. Like all
Speaker 2: the billions of dollars that we have been sending over there,
Speaker 2: whether it's in you know, weapons or actual money or
Speaker 2: any kind of supplies or something like that. It's like, Yo,
Speaker 2: they've been literally sucking us dry. And are the is there.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm not gonna say that it's it's all
Speaker 2: for nothing. I'm just saying, like the amount of of
Speaker 2: of of everything that we're sending over there, and we
Speaker 2: can't even help our own citizens. We can't even give
Speaker 2: our we can't even supply fucking fire insurance to our
Speaker 2: own citizens. We can't. It's just it's sad, it's sickening,
Speaker 2: and it's all just one giant money laundering system. I
Speaker 2: don't I don't believe for a second that we're actually
Speaker 2: giving them that money, Like I don't think.
Speaker 4: They aid in the amount of that money.
Speaker 2: Sure, but no, we're absolutely giving them actual money, like
Speaker 2: that's that's I don't know how much, but it is.
Speaker 2: We are giving them greenbacks for sure. The majority has
Speaker 2: been weapons and supplies. But yes, there has been actual
Speaker 2: money exchange too, for sure, but like the vast majority
Speaker 2: hasn't been actual green money. I can't remember exactly. I
Speaker 2: would like to look up the statistics on that, because
Speaker 2: you know the amount. Whenever they say that we're sending
Speaker 2: over another two point five billion dollars, I don't think
Speaker 2: that it's always just in regards to assets. I think
Speaker 2: that it's actual.
Speaker 3: That's not actual money that they're sending. No, no way,
Speaker 3: there's only I think the number is like maybe one
Speaker 3: hundred million or a couple hundred million has been sent
Speaker 3: as far as dollars go. But everything else has been
Speaker 3: like all of our old military tech that we don't
Speaker 3: need anymore because it costs more for us to dismantle
Speaker 3: it than it does for us to just send it
Speaker 3: to them, but neither here nor there on that. My
Speaker 3: point is that everybody is talking about how Trump is
Speaker 3: gonna be the reason for World War three. Meanwhile he's
Speaker 3: telling us he's no longer going to be funding a war.
Speaker 3: How very warlike of him. Interesting, But that's my point.
Speaker 3: People will jump onto whatever the mainstream media says as
Speaker 3: they are literally shitting on the mainstream media.
Speaker 4: It baffles me, dude.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know, dude. This place has just gone
Speaker 2: so wild lately. Like I mean, it's always been crazy,
Speaker 2: but it's just seems like it's just ramping up so
Speaker 2: high right now.
Speaker 6: Dude.
Speaker 3: They're having trouble juggling at the same time, right they've
Speaker 3: the politicians for the longest time were expert jugglers. They
Speaker 3: were good at look over here, not at what I'm
Speaker 3: doing behind my back as they're juggling maybe three or
Speaker 3: four balls, right, Okay, cool, But people have wised up
Speaker 3: and they are having a hard time keeping the story going.
Speaker 3: They're having a hard time getting people to look over
Speaker 3: here while they're juggling eighteen different balls behind their back.
Speaker 3: And now it's to a point to where like they're
Speaker 3: just throwing their fucking hand ends up.
Speaker 4: They don't even have a good story to run with anymore.
Speaker 3: They're just throwing something out and for some reason, the
Speaker 3: American people are believing it. It's it. I don't get it.
Speaker 3: And it's not just liberals, it's not just conservatives. There's
Speaker 3: people on all sides of it. They're just jumping on
Speaker 3: CNNs dick, begging for Fox.
Speaker 4: News to give them some sort of truth.
Speaker 3: It's like y'all didn't y'all learn from the last two
Speaker 3: administrations back to back that that's not how this works anymore.
Speaker 2: Yeah, buddy, well, I and it's not only the craziness
Speaker 2: that's going on here. They got some wild shit that's
Speaker 2: going up going on up in Canadia as well.
Speaker 3: Wait, did you find the money about the the number
Speaker 3: about the money of Ukraine resources and shit?
Speaker 2: I kind of I'm not sure exactly how to read it.
Speaker 2: It says from the total so we've sent one hundred
Speaker 2: and seventy five billion dollars in US spending two you wait,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry. So from the total of one hundred and
Speaker 2: seventy five billion in US spending, one hundred and six
Speaker 2: billion of that worth of aid goes to the government
Speaker 2: of Ukraine, and it breaks it down into two point
Speaker 2: eight billion in humanitarian support, thirty three point three billion
Speaker 2: budget support, and then you have weapons, equipment and other
Speaker 2: military support is sixty nine point eight billion. So yeah,
Speaker 2: the majority of it has been in weapons, military, weapons
Speaker 2: equipment and military support. That's about seventy billion, whereas the
Speaker 2: rest of it is around thirty six billion dollars. Looks
Speaker 2: like to be in cash, So yeah, about come, come,
Speaker 2: So a third of that money that's being sent over
Speaker 2: there is in cash.
Speaker 3: That's a lot more than I thought it was. I'll
Speaker 3: be honest with you. But I did know that it
Speaker 3: was at least a good chunk of it was military.
Speaker 3: I knew it was a majority of it, but damn
Speaker 3: I also didn't know that the number as of now
Speaker 3: was like one hundred and seventy five billion. That's fucking wild.
Speaker 3: And somehow the people at the Mally fire only got
Speaker 3: seven hundred fifty dollars one time check that they got
Speaker 3: taxed on and had to pay back later. The people
Speaker 3: in Florida, the people in the Carolinas, the people in Wyoming,
Speaker 3: they just got that one chime check that they got
Speaker 3: taxed on and then had to pay back. But somehow
Speaker 3: we just have all of that and not even the
Speaker 3: military eight.
Speaker 4: I'm fine with that.
Speaker 3: You said sixty billion of it was was financials or
Speaker 3: budgetary support.
Speaker 2: Well, the budget support is thirty three point three, the
Speaker 2: humanitarian support is two point eight, so about thirty six billion, So.
Speaker 3: Thirty six billion dollars that they have spent money green
Speaker 3: money that they had ready to be spent on something. Meanwhile,
Speaker 3: our people are just told to suck hind tit because
Speaker 3: cause Ukraine needs it more. I have an issue with this.
Speaker 2: Man, yeah, it says so just going back in March
Speaker 2: of twenty twenty two, that's the first time we sent
Speaker 2: them money, thirteen point six billion, and then literally what
Speaker 2: is that two months later in May of twenty twenty two,
Speaker 2: we sent them almost forty one billion, and then and
Speaker 2: then in September of twenty twenty two, just a few
Speaker 2: months later after that another twelve point three billion, and
Speaker 2: then December, a few months after that, we send them
Speaker 2: another forty seven point four billion, and then in April
Speaker 2: of twenty twenty four, we sent a bill our largest
Speaker 2: some amount yet sixty one point three billion dollars.
Speaker 3: All of which is under the Biden administration. How fascinating, Yeah, buddy,
Speaker 3: So yeah, let's see. It says a large share of
Speaker 3: the money in the AID bills is spent to the
Speaker 3: United States, paying for American factories and workers to produce
Speaker 3: the various weapons that are either shipped to Ukraine or
Speaker 3: that replenish the US weapons stocks the Pentagon has drawn
Speaker 3: on during the war. One analysis by American Enterprise Institute
Speaker 3: found that Ukraine aid is funding defense manufacturing in more
Speaker 3: than seventy US cities. Why is the United States?
Speaker 2: Okay, we already know about.
Speaker 3: It, so we know that Kamala was going to continue
Speaker 3: this practice. And so you got so many people Republicans
Speaker 3: quote unquote at least on paper, that jumped on her
Speaker 3: bandwagon and was going to continue this. Yeah. No, that's
Speaker 3: ridiculous and in some regards, I wouldn't say treason US.
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna go to that level with it because
Speaker 3: it's not technically treason US. But you know, as you
Speaker 3: have American citizens that actually need help because natural disasters
Speaker 3: hit them, things that were completely out of their control.
Speaker 3: And as much as you want to be a socialist
Speaker 3: state where the people are beholden to the government for everything,
Speaker 3: how about you like do what you at least proclaim
Speaker 3: that you're about and take care of the people with
Speaker 3: big daddy government money. But no, no, we got to
Speaker 3: go cover our tracks with Barisma and Ukraine whatever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm looking at it right here. So this is
Speaker 2: how the USA to Ukraine compares historically. So the red
Speaker 2: portion of this rate here is the military, the amount
Speaker 2: of money that we funded militaristically, and then the yellow
Speaker 2: would be financial so kashish and then humanitarian, which what
Speaker 2: does that mean, like helping rebuild homes or what.
Speaker 3: That's kind of a broad umbrella term. That could mean
Speaker 3: food and medical aid. That could mean infrastructure, that could
Speaker 3: mean education.
Speaker 4: I mean yeah, that can go to a couple of
Speaker 4: different levels.
Speaker 2: Okay, that makes sense.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 2: It's interesting though, looking at the numbers.
Speaker 3: All of that is through Biden. And do you think
Speaker 3: he will see any criminal charges for telling the American
Speaker 3: people to go fuck off because the Ukrainians have it
Speaker 3: worse than we do. As somebody who just lost their
Speaker 3: family home in Hawaii gets told, you know, oh well
Speaker 3: here's your check. Be happy with it, dude.
Speaker 2: Isn't it interesting? So all of these European countries have
Speaker 2: provided arms, but there are exceptions, so that's going to
Speaker 2: be like your Germany, France, it'll Spain, Sweden, Poland, Denmark
Speaker 2: and shit like that, right, but then look like Canada
Speaker 2: and the United States. It says nearly all countries sending
Speaker 2: arms are wealthy democracies.
Speaker 3: So Chakra, how that works out too? I know it's
Speaker 3: crazy capitalism like you know works but whatever.
Speaker 2: Anyway, all right, that's all we're here to talk about.
Speaker 2: I wanted to get a little bit into Justin Trudeau
Speaker 2: a little bit speaking on He almost looks like Gavin Newsom,
Speaker 2: doesn't he.
Speaker 3: Well, let's say you the Gavin Newsom of the Great
Speaker 3: White North aka Fidel Castro's son.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, buddy, Canadian Prime.
Speaker 3: That's not even a crazy conspiracy theory anymore. Like so
Speaker 3: many people are acknowledging this to be true.
Speaker 2: Now, oh dude, Like let's let's pull up a picture
Speaker 2: of Fidel.
Speaker 4: Oh no, no, you shit.
Speaker 3: There's actually genealogical studies that they're like trying to keep
Speaker 3: under wraps because it confirms it.
Speaker 4: It's great.
Speaker 3: And Chakra that he has ran his country pretty much
Speaker 3: into the dirt by these methods.
Speaker 4: It's I love it. I love when people wake up.
Speaker 2: You know, Oh my god, look at that Fidel.
Speaker 3: You could look at where his mother was around the
Speaker 3: time of his birth, and like where she had spent
Speaker 3: her time around the.
Speaker 4: Time of his conception. I'm it's not even like a joke.
Speaker 3: So many people, credible people are acknowledging that he is,
Speaker 3: in fact Fidel Castro's bastard child.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. Even Trump said it. Trump again claims
Speaker 2: Fidel Castro was justin Trudeau's father.
Speaker 3: Dude, let's his mom on his arm.
Speaker 4: Wow, this is not This is no longer a timfoil
Speaker 4: hat thing.
Speaker 3: But of course, well you're just saying that because no,
Speaker 3: we're saying it because it's fucking true.
Speaker 2: Roh, spitting image. I don't even know how you could
Speaker 2: go against that.
Speaker 3: It's fine, he'll be fine. He's resigning. He didn't get fired,
Speaker 3: he didn't get kicked out. He resigned. He'll go back
Speaker 3: to doing blackface and pretending that he's Hindu and pretending
Speaker 3: that he's a citizen in the world again. He'll he'll
Speaker 3: be I'll write a book, you know, and he'll be
Speaker 3: some sort of a best seller to his cuck followers.
Speaker 4: It'll be great.
Speaker 2: He'll be good He'll be fine CUK followers. That's about right.
Speaker 2: So anyway, this is off the website Al Jazeero. I
Speaker 2: like to mix it up from time to time, like.
Speaker 3: Al Jazeera for certain articles. Dude, It's like, all right,
Speaker 3: and I'm glad you brought this up. As far as
Speaker 3: Canada is concerned, when you look at mainstream media, good
Speaker 3: ladies and gentlemen of the cult. Uh keep that third
Speaker 3: asle the way open in this regard. Would CNN have
Speaker 3: any dog and any that's a bad example. They make
Speaker 3: issues their own that are not But okay, Al Jazeera
Speaker 3: couldn't give a fuck less what happens in Canada.
Speaker 4: They're not a Canadian based news outlet. You see what
Speaker 4: I'm saying now.
Speaker 3: The side tangent to that is that maybe their sources
Speaker 3: aren't the best because they're not local on the ground,
Speaker 3: but you understand that whenever they're speaking on something, they're
Speaker 3: speaking from it from almost no bias.
Speaker 2: I mean you could say the same about RT news too.
Speaker 4: RT you're talking about the Russian state TV.
Speaker 2: You think they'd have something to say about Canada?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: Absolutely, are you kidding me?
Speaker 2: As far as Trudeau goes, yes, Oh my god, I guess.
Speaker 3: This was allied China had military operations going on there
Speaker 3: just a few years ago. Oh, Russia, and that's their
Speaker 3: closest neighbor as the crow flies across the north. Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: Russia has got a lot of vested interest in what
Speaker 3: goes on with Canada because of US.
Speaker 2: I see.
Speaker 3: So yeah, Al Jazeera would be, you know, no dog
Speaker 3: in this fight anyway. Like if you were to look
Speaker 3: at some sort of a Kenyan news source and they're
Speaker 3: speaking about what's going on in Canada, like yo, I
Speaker 3: kind of would listen. They really couldn't give a fuck
Speaker 3: less about Canada. They're reading what they have truly found.
Speaker 3: I like it.
Speaker 2: So Al Jazeera says, why has Justin Trudeau resigned? In
Speaker 2: What's next for Canada? Says after spats with allies, pressure
Speaker 2: from Donald Trump, and falling poll numbers, Trudeau has decided
Speaker 2: to call it quits. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has
Speaker 2: said that he plans to resign as Liberal Party leader
Speaker 2: amid mounting internal dissent. His announcement. Announcement on Monday follows
Speaker 2: a swirl of speculation over his political future following public
Speaker 2: spats with former allies, a no confidence motion that was
Speaker 2: called for later in January and falling poll numbers. He
Speaker 2: goes every morning I have woken up as Prime Minister,
Speaker 2: I've been inspired by the resilience, the generosity and the
Speaker 2: determination of Canadians, Trudeau said in remarks from his residence
Speaker 2: at Rideau Cottage in Ottawa. In announcing his intention to
Speaker 2: step down as party leader, he noted the uphill battle
Speaker 2: that Liberals face as they head into a federal election season.
Speaker 2: He explained that he would step down or he would
Speaker 2: step aside once a replacement has been found. This country
Speaker 2: deserves a real choice in the next election and has
Speaker 2: become clear to me that if I'm having to fight
Speaker 2: internal battles, I cannot be the best option in that election.
Speaker 2: Chrudeau announced his plan before the Liberal Party's national caucus
Speaker 2: on Wednesday.
Speaker 3: So you understand that that means he got bullied out
Speaker 3: of his position and he knew that it was about
Speaker 3: to come crashing down, so he decided to go out
Speaker 3: on his own terms rather than face the music.
Speaker 2: Kind of like Biden, right, kind of like Nixon. Okay, well, bideny,
Speaker 2: He didn't he didn't necessarily want to step down. He
Speaker 2: was kind of forced from that position, it seems like
Speaker 2: Trudeau's going through the same thing.
Speaker 3: Well, they're called for him to come to a uh
Speaker 3: I forget you said a second ago. Basically they're going
Speaker 3: to have a meeting to talk about how he's incapable. Right,
Speaker 3: So instead of actually facing that meeting, he decides to
Speaker 3: resign because he understands that once that goes out, his
Speaker 3: name will forever be sullied in his own which it
Speaker 3: already is in his own little mind, in his own
Speaker 3: little egoic way, he sees himself stepping down as his
Speaker 3: most magnanimous act yet, and it's like, bro, you you
Speaker 3: literally haven't been able to pull your head out of
Speaker 3: your own ass since day one, have you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So it says he's announced his resignation, says Trudeau
Speaker 2: swept into power in twenty fifteen and led Liberals in
Speaker 2: the twenty nineteen and twenty twenty one elections, after which
Speaker 2: the party formed minority governments. Trudeau was first elected in
Speaker 2: two thousand and eight to the House of Commons and
Speaker 2: took over as the Liberal Party leader in twenty thirteen.
Speaker 2: In his first two terms as Prime minister, he brought
Speaker 2: in Senate reforms, signed a new trade deal with the
Speaker 2: US and introduced a carbon tax to reduce Canada's greenhouse
Speaker 2: gas emissions. Trudeau has come under pressure to resign from
Speaker 2: members of his own party following poor polling results, the
Speaker 2: resignation of his deputy Prime minister in December, and concerns
Speaker 2: about US President elect Donald Trump's proposed tariffs increase. Voters
Speaker 2: are dissatisfied with the Prime minister over housing, affordability, inflation,
Speaker 2: public debt, and healthcare, according to polls.
Speaker 3: So yet again, his one thing that he can really
Speaker 3: say he did, like, yay, look at me, carbon taxes.
Speaker 3: So you found a new way to tax people for living. Awesome, bro,
Speaker 3: good job. And how'd that play out for you? You know,
Speaker 3: didn't you have a whole trucker's riot in Canada and
Speaker 3: then you had to freeze their fucking bank accounts to
Speaker 3: force them through strong armed leverage, to capitulate and give
Speaker 3: into your bullshit mandates.
Speaker 2: That was some bullshit.
Speaker 3: Every again, people have such a short fucking memory. It
Speaker 3: blows my mind.
Speaker 2: Like that was that was going above and beyond, Like
Speaker 2: all those people that were donating to all those truckers
Speaker 2: that were that were doing what they what they believed
Speaker 2: was right, right, and all like, dude, they had to
Speaker 2: shut it down. What was it the how were they
Speaker 2: funding it? Go fund me? Right, yeah, so.
Speaker 3: All all the people the ability for them to receive
Speaker 3: money through go fund me, they even they went to
Speaker 3: that level.
Speaker 4: Of infringing upon their personal rights.
Speaker 2: That's that's alarming. Like whenever you got a government that
Speaker 2: is willing to do some shit like that, like that
Speaker 2: is I mean, I know that what the truckers were
Speaker 2: doing were kind of in spite of the government, right yeah,
Speaker 2: but like to go above and beyond and go go
Speaker 2: to you know whoever runs go fund me and say,
Speaker 2: look that money that's being donated to these truckers, that's
Speaker 2: not gonna happen, and then go fund me is like, sure,
Speaker 2: whatever you.
Speaker 4: Say, this is this is my problem.
Speaker 3: And so this guy, the same guy that did that
Speaker 3: to his own people, is now stepping down because it's
Speaker 3: just the right thing to do.
Speaker 2: How virtuous fuck off, dude, Such a virtuous.
Speaker 3: Man if you want to call him man, I don't know,
Speaker 3: I don't know what to call him, to be honest
Speaker 3: with you, Depending on which costume he's wearing, he could
Speaker 3: look like any number of things.
Speaker 2: So who are some potential candidates for the Liberal Party chief.
Speaker 2: So now that I don't.
Speaker 3: Believe the Liberal Party is going to take over again,
Speaker 3: I think the majority of Canada is breathing a well
Speaker 3: deserved sigh of relief and they are celebrating, and I
Speaker 3: don't really think they're going to put another Liberal in
Speaker 3: charge at this time.
Speaker 2: But okay, yeah, it's very rare that you find a
Speaker 2: Canadian who speaks proudly that Trudeau is running their country.
Speaker 4: I don't think I've ever met one.
Speaker 2: I don't think I have either or even heard of.
Speaker 3: One, even Canadian YouTubers, Canadian whatever, doesn't matter. Y'all understand
Speaker 3: that they take sixty percent of every bit of the
Speaker 3: dollar that you earn in Canada and take it to
Speaker 3: the government. That's their right off the top. That's the
Speaker 3: federal tax. That's not their province tax or their sales
Speaker 3: tax or any of the other stuff that they also
Speaker 3: have that is right off the rip.
Speaker 4: Sixty percent.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, baby, And somehow they're still in a deficit.
Speaker 3: But whatever. You know, Hey, where's all that money going
Speaker 3: to their bullshit medical system?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm so sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it sounds to me that that, I mean, we're
Speaker 2: getting absolutely fucked on our taxes over here, there's no
Speaker 2: doubt about that. But what they're having to deal with, dude,
Speaker 2: that's modern day slavery. Like sixty sixty plus percent. Like,
Speaker 2: that's slavery, bro. Like you're going to work and you're
Speaker 2: forking over more than half of your wages off of
Speaker 2: your hard earned work. You busted your back, you took
Speaker 2: time away from your kids. You you know, you took
Speaker 2: time away from your family. You would much rather be
Speaker 2: doing anything else rather than working, and yet you get
Speaker 2: to keep such a small percentage. That's slavery, bro.
Speaker 3: And these people are told to be grateful that they
Speaker 3: get to get their forty percent.
Speaker 2: But they have free healthcare.
Speaker 3: So many Canadians come to America and put down roots
Speaker 3: and like, yeah, they keep their Canadian citizenships. They could
Speaker 3: go back home if sheickets too wild, but they show
Speaker 3: the fuck don't live in Canada anymore. And there's a
Speaker 3: reason why. Well, I guess I was gonna say ninety
Speaker 3: percent of their population lives within one hundred miles of
Speaker 3: the US border. But that's also because it's cold as fuck.
Speaker 3: With more north you get, so I get it. But yeah,
Speaker 3: it's uh, no one wants to acknowledge it, but Canada's
Speaker 3: pretty much reliant on America to exist at this point.
Speaker 3: It wasn't always the case, but it definitely is these days.
Speaker 2: Well, Trump was threatening to put twenty five percent tariffs
Speaker 2: on them and was actually and that's some people believe
Speaker 2: that that's why Trudeau decided to step down. Not only
Speaker 2: was he pulling very terribly amongst voters, but also he
Speaker 2: saw that it was a really rough road ahead with
Speaker 2: Trump coming into office. And Trump was basically saying, look,
Speaker 2: if the only way that you're able to maintain a
Speaker 2: stable and balanced economy is by ripping off Americans, then uh,
Speaker 2: maybe you should just become the fifty first state. Now
Speaker 2: I know that some people's well maybe he was joking,
Speaker 2: maybe he's being serious, maybe he was planning a seed.
Speaker 2: Who knows. I don't think it's going to happen, because
Speaker 2: I would think that if anything, you know, England would
Speaker 2: reclaim it or something, it wouldn't be America.
Speaker 4: Right, They are a part of the British Commonwealth.
Speaker 3: If they were gonna annex themselves and like swear allegiance
Speaker 3: to America, they would be pissing off the crown.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's not gonna happen, right right, And Australia
Speaker 2: you would probably have something a little said about that too,
Speaker 2: I would think, right, oh.
Speaker 3: They probably wouldn't give a throne shit going on.
Speaker 4: I don't think they would care.
Speaker 3: They're also part of the British Commonwealth, but I don't
Speaker 3: think they would really care what Canada is doing. But
Speaker 3: at the same time, I don't see it happening. I
Speaker 3: could possibly in a very very wild chain of events
Speaker 3: from then to now or now to then, I should say,
Speaker 3: I could see if maybe one province, maybe too, trying
Speaker 3: to secede and become American, but I don't I don't
Speaker 3: see that as a real possibility. I wouldn't be shocked
Speaker 3: if Quebec tries to succeed and become their own nation
Speaker 3: again sometime in the next five years.
Speaker 4: I see that being a very likely possibility.
Speaker 2: Ummm, yeah, possibly. I think the world's going to be
Speaker 2: changing so much here in the next couple of years, dude,
Speaker 2: that it's going to be unrecognizable compared to what we
Speaker 2: like have always known.
Speaker 3: Oh, dude, the world's unrecognizable now to what it was
Speaker 3: in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 4: Do you remember when Harambe was shot and that was
Speaker 4: what broke the internet.
Speaker 2: Dicks out for Harambe and that.
Speaker 3: Was what it was. You know, it was a thing
Speaker 3: that got turned into a meme. The internet did Internet things,
Speaker 3: but like that was the wild shit. Now we have this, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I'd say we're in a completely different world than what
Speaker 3: we once knew.
Speaker 2: Bro Yeah, I would say so too. It seems like it.
Speaker 2: As a matter of fact, I was looking a little
Speaker 2: bit more into this whole fire thing, and there's actually
Speaker 2: a lot of reports of arson as far as Los
Speaker 2: Angeles goes. Now this is off of I mean, I
Speaker 2: personally view it as a source. I know some people
Speaker 2: don't like this person this this source, but I'm gonna
Speaker 2: share it because I like it as a source. And
Speaker 2: that's info wars, okay, and uh, because it's tomorrow's news
Speaker 2: today indeed, But it says sick reports of arson flood
Speaker 2: Los Angeles. It deadly widespread fires. It says as several
Speaker 2: major fires reek havoc on the Los Angeles, California area.
Speaker 2: Locals are reporting witnessing people commit arson throughout the city.
Speaker 2: Popular podcast host and Stanford Medicine professor of neurobiology and ophthalmology,
Speaker 2: Andrew Huberman PhD filmed a group of people allegedly lighting
Speaker 2: a fire in an urban area of Santa Monica Wednesday night.
Speaker 2: He says, people are lighting fires and otherwise non burning
Speaker 2: urban areas of LA saw this happen, been first handed.
Speaker 2: Three zero two Pico in Santa Monica called it in
Speaker 2: and fire department and police responded, stay safe and call
Speaker 2: in any activity asap. We don't need more flames out here.
Speaker 2: So oh he got a video of it. Oh shit,
Speaker 2: no way. Let's see.
Speaker 5: We're at three zero two Pico and people are lighting fires.
Speaker 2: Now we can see that lit a fire.
Speaker 5: These guys not all the people there, but some of
Speaker 5: those guys lit that fire, and these guys are they're
Speaker 5: actually uh, the trees caught fire and then the palms
Speaker 5: are catching fire.
Speaker 2: So civilians are now lighting fires.
Speaker 5: Down in the so called you know, you know, flats
Speaker 5: around Santa Monica, Venice.
Speaker 3: So civilians be safe out there.
Speaker 2: Fire department's been dispatched.
Speaker 5: We don't have enough water to put this thing out,
Speaker 5: but we're supposedly on the way.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't be surprised if that was quote unquote Antifa
Speaker 3: actors or something like that, possibly that are wearing black
Speaker 3: hoodies and masks to hide their identity that are now
Speaker 3: causing a little bit of ruckous.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I could absolutely believe this.
Speaker 2: Yep, they're saying, uh, well that Andrew Huberman. He said that,
Speaker 2: oh I recognize him. Okay, I know who that is.
Speaker 2: He said that the fire department did eventually show up
Speaker 2: and put that fire out, but thank god, it says,
Speaker 2: over sixteen miles away from there, locals called nine to
Speaker 2: one one to report witnessing a group of men wearing
Speaker 2: ski masks setting multiple fires. Here we go, so it says, uh,
Speaker 2: nine callers are reporting a group of five men in
Speaker 2: ski masks are setting fires across Los Angeles. The latest
Speaker 2: confirmed incident was at the thirty five oh six Barry
Speaker 2: Drive police report. That is that five kids are riding
Speaker 2: around on scooters lighting fires. Oh, actual kids.
Speaker 3: By kids, they could mean like sixteen year olds. But
Speaker 3: at the same time, if they're wearing masks and they're
Speaker 3: riding those little like Blue East scooters or whatever, how
Speaker 3: could you possibly tell how old they are? You're just
Speaker 3: calling them kids because they're riding scooters, but they're also
Speaker 3: like electric and they're you know, they're easily dumpable, and
Speaker 3: you could just like take off your jacket and just
Speaker 3: blend into the crowd. This is all part of the plan.
Speaker 3: It's very strategically done. I wouldn't be shocked if this
Speaker 3: was also another terrorist plot.
Speaker 2: It very well could be so. In rate here in
Speaker 2: this post, right here, it says five men in ski
Speaker 2: masks set fire. So further north, a major fire in
Speaker 2: Studio City was filmed by a ABC Los Angeles helicopter.
Speaker 2: It says this is a completely separate part of the
Speaker 2: of town. So it says, yet another massive fire has
Speaker 2: just sparked in Studio City with several structures engulfed. This
Speaker 2: is this is in a totally different area of La
Speaker 2: Large than other fires. Embers are jumping to nearby vegetation,
Speaker 2: causing more spot fires.
Speaker 16: So they're getting water on the fire, but there are
Speaker 16: embers blowing uphill and now a new fire.
Speaker 3: Go ahead.
Speaker 16: Over to the left, there's another structure catching on fire
Speaker 16: near the top of this hill. This is directly up
Speaker 16: from Vanetta and Sun Swept Drive. You can see the
Speaker 16: fire in that patio starting on the left hand side
Speaker 16: of your screen. Some brush in the middle of this
Speaker 16: other house that hasn't been touched yet, but there are
Speaker 16: two I think that's two houses that are now on fire,
Speaker 16: well involved La City fire, just getting on scene, getting
Speaker 16: water on the fire. I wonder if we are going
Speaker 16: to see them drop some water over here. But this
Speaker 16: is a completely separate part of town. We are in
Speaker 16: the San Fernando Valley on the Studio City side, kind
Speaker 16: of right at the edge of Studio City in Sherman Oaks,
Speaker 16: I would say, And this fire is going really, really good.
Speaker 16: I almost wonder how long this has been going on.
Speaker 16: There comes the water drop. They are now dropping water.
Speaker 16: We were on our way back to Vani's airport to
Speaker 16: refuel from the Palisades fire. What we caught when this
Speaker 16: one here, which is really rip roaring at a pretty
Speaker 16: steady pace and flying up that hillside with those embers
Speaker 16: already starting secondary fires.
Speaker 2: My god, all that going on, dude.
Speaker 3: These people are wearing masks. They're running around causing these fires.
Speaker 3: And that's what I'm saying. Nobody's talking about where they're
Speaker 3: starting from. They're just out and they're trying to explain why, Well,
Speaker 3: you know, this could be naturally occurring. No, no, it's not.
Speaker 3: That's not what's happening here. Again, if this was in
Speaker 3: a national park somewhere, maybe we could have the conversation.
Speaker 3: Somebody flicked a cigarette button the wrong pile and they
Speaker 3: couldn't contain it once it got going.
Speaker 4: This is the inner city of l A.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and and right here a report of a woman
Speaker 2: setting tumbleweed on fire near a bus stop. Some people
Speaker 2: just literally, you know the old the old adage, like
Speaker 2: some people just want to watch the world burn. Literally,
Speaker 2: this is happening, like they literally they're like, oh a fire,
Speaker 2: all right, Well fuck it, I guess I can. It
Speaker 2: gives me a reason to just light this thing on fire.
Speaker 4: Then, now, I bet well.
Speaker 3: I was going to say something about like the social
Speaker 3: credit system that they were trying to implement in California.
Speaker 3: I wonder like the people who started these fires, like
Speaker 3: does that mean they can't buy things for a while
Speaker 3: once that's implemented. But never mind, that was a bit
Speaker 3: of a reach.
Speaker 2: Well, I would imagine that there's probably a lot of
Speaker 2: looting going on as a result of a lot of
Speaker 2: this fire. You think about it, like how much looting
Speaker 2: was happening during Katrina. How much looting that happens in
Speaker 2: every natural disaster like this, right, And so if you
Speaker 2: want to let's say, uh, I don't know, maybe you
Speaker 2: want to go up in Best Buy. Well, I mean
Speaker 2: if there's already a fire nearby and you want to
Speaker 2: bring that fire a little bit closer so you can
Speaker 2: go get you a new Xbox. Right, it wouldn't be
Speaker 2: would it be that out of the question that a
Speaker 2: bush in front of Best Buy caught on fire and
Speaker 2: everybody has to evacuum.
Speaker 3: Wait, I could see it one hundred percent. I mean,
Speaker 3: especially because if you don't get the goods out of
Speaker 3: that store, I mean, the store's gonna catch on fire anyway.
Speaker 3: You can't let the Nike store burn down with all
Speaker 3: of the shoes inside of it. Bro, Like, come on, now,
Speaker 3: let's be let's be adults about this. Wet we might
Speaker 3: as well give us a fresh pair of kicks on.
Speaker 2: The way, Yeah, buddy, Oh shit. Here it is the La,
Speaker 2: the Smart LA twenty twenty eight Seminar. So the smart
Speaker 2: city's talking about here. Let's see what this is.
Speaker 18: My name is Ted Ross, Chief Information Officer at the
Speaker 18: City of Los Angeles. As you know, we live in
Speaker 18: a world full of urban challenges from traffic congestion that
Speaker 18: takes our time and plutes our environment to natural disasters
Speaker 18: that threaten the safety of our communities. To address these challenges,
Speaker 18: Los Angeles looks to smart city technology that can positively
Speaker 18: transform our urban environment. While not a silver bullet, technology
Speaker 18: provides solutions that were previously unavailable to the generations who
Speaker 18: live before us. It is technology that enables transparency in
Speaker 18: our policing and gives a powerful voice to our diverse communities.
Speaker 18: It's technology that innovates alternative energy sources to reduce pollution
Speaker 18: and limit our carbon footprint. And it is technology that
Speaker 18: provides ultra high speed internet connectivity for LA residents and
Speaker 18: businesses to do amazing things. Technology enables the City of
Speaker 18: LA to efficiently and ethically improve the quality of life
Speaker 18: for our residents, businesses, and visitors. In other words, when
Speaker 18: done right, technology makes us smarter. That's why the City
Speaker 18: of Los Angeles strives to be a smart city. And
Speaker 18: there's never been a more important time for Los Angeles
Speaker 18: to be smart than now, as we prepare to host
Speaker 18: the world in the twenty twenty eight Summer Olympics and Paralympics.
Speaker 3: That's wild, dude.
Speaker 2: Isn't it so crazy that shit's going on right now?
Speaker 2: Like this is it's so like it's all been planned,
Speaker 2: and like, bro, it's so amazing how the people who
Speaker 2: have the most to gain from this they always just
Speaker 2: get so lucky. They get so lucky that all this
Speaker 2: just just happens to catch on fire. I mean, they
Speaker 2: have the best luck anybody's ever had.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't be surprised, especially as Trump we was talking
Speaker 3: about freedom cities being an option.
Speaker 4: I could absolutely see.
Speaker 3: Him coming into La and being like, listen, from the ashes,
Speaker 3: we will rebuild this to be the first ever freedom
Speaker 3: city in America and the crowd will cheer and all
Speaker 3: this stuff. Have you looked at what those like fifteen
Speaker 3: minute cities and these smart cities really look like and
Speaker 3: how they really operate? Oh yeah, dude, Okay, so you
Speaker 3: know that it all works off of like retinal scans
Speaker 3: and facial recognition and social credit scores to let you
Speaker 3: go and come and buy goods and all these things. Right.
Speaker 3: Have you seen what Chinese people are doing right now
Speaker 3: to protect themselves against the scanners and all the things
Speaker 3: that are encroaching on their freedoms that they don't have.
Speaker 2: But what they can do, I haven't seen it myself.
Speaker 3: No, tell you what you're bigger on the TikTok space,
Speaker 3: and while we still have it before it gets banned,
Speaker 3: go look on TikTok real quick, while I show on
Speaker 3: my screen this camera. Excuse me, this picture of a
Speaker 3: mask that the Chinese people are buying in mass and
Speaker 3: they are wearing. It's kind of like a fencing mask,
Speaker 3: you see all the way through. It's not for COVID
Speaker 3: or any of these things, but because the freedoms in
Speaker 3: China and the people's personal liberties have been so violated
Speaker 3: and so encroached that they are now wearing these around
Speaker 3: town just so that the facial recognition can't pick them
Speaker 3: up and add or subtract from their social credit score.
Speaker 3: There's videos all over TikTok are people wearing these in
Speaker 3: China right now. So when we're talking about these fifteen
Speaker 3: minute cities, they're talking about implementing the types of security
Speaker 3: measures that China uses on their people right now. It's
Speaker 3: not good, dude, It is not pretty whatsoever. And everybody
Speaker 3: thinks that, like, your phone's looking at your retinal scans,
Speaker 3: So what difference does it make? No, bro, your phone
Speaker 3: won't kick you out of being able to fill your
Speaker 3: car up with gas because you made a post about
Speaker 3: how you like Gavin Newsom or you like Donald Trump,
Speaker 3: or you supported Harris or whatever the case was or is.
Speaker 3: That's not the same thing. But people in China are
Speaker 3: being like, they're being forced in all ways, shapes and
Speaker 3: forms to protect themselves so that they don't.
Speaker 4: Get screwed later on.
Speaker 3: And I don't think this is like the best measure ever,
Speaker 3: but it's at least something that they can work with
Speaker 3: with the time being.
Speaker 2: I got you, yeah, I got you right here, sir
Speaker 2: found the masks, all right, so yeah, it says, let
Speaker 2: me just read it here. It says white mesh masks
Speaker 2: are an innovative solution to protect privacy in the era
Speaker 2: of increasingly massive facial surveillance. With a special design that
Speaker 2: disguises facial features, this mask effectively prevents recognition by facial
Speaker 2: recognition systems. More than just a fashion accessory, this trend
Speaker 2: has become a symbol of resistance to mass surveillance that
Speaker 2: threatens individual freedom. Suitable for those who care about privacy,
Speaker 2: White mesh masks reflect the protection of personal rights in
Speaker 2: public spaces. Let's check out the video.
Speaker 3: Lay bro, It's not just like a couple of people.
Speaker 3: It's like a whole movement going on interacting. This is
Speaker 3: very normal. There's going about their day.
Speaker 4: This guy's operating piece of equipment.
Speaker 3: If you'd riding his bike with the whole helmet on
Speaker 3: and the biker shorts and all of that, got his
Speaker 3: mesh mask on.
Speaker 2: So it's it seems very u what is the name
Speaker 2: of that show that it just came back out again?
Speaker 2: The games? Oh, squid Games, Squid Games. Yeah, it kind
Speaker 2: of gives a little resemblance to that, doesn't it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it said the black with like the shape
Speaker 3: to mean like what their job is or whatever. It's
Speaker 3: just a white mask. It doesn't show anything about their face.
Speaker 3: But that's my point. That is their only defense at
Speaker 3: this time against the facial recognition and the retinal scanners.
Speaker 3: So when we're talking about these fifteen minute cities and
Speaker 3: these freedom cities and what I suspect will be probably
Speaker 3: the first attempt at that in LA, I'm just saying
Speaker 3: that there is ways that people can help protect themselves,
Speaker 3: and at least the citizens of China are trying to
Speaker 3: work this way against the CCP. Maybe Americans should try
Speaker 3: to do this too, because i'mna be honest with you.
Speaker 3: Whenever the COVID masks, dumb shit happened. For a good while,
Speaker 3: I started wearing a Halloween mask to stores and stuff,
Speaker 3: and I mean, people look at me funny, but like
Speaker 3: fucking and it's it's actually covering more air coming out
Speaker 3: of my mouth than that bullshit piece of cloth you
Speaker 3: have on your face and nose, So like, who's really
Speaker 3: the idiot here?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 3: So I'm just saying there is multiple things that are
Speaker 3: going on all at the same time.
Speaker 4: These are wild times.
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Speaker 3: we need to protect ourselves and you protect our loved ones,
Speaker 3: and we need to get this information out to the world.
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