Speaker 1: Get ready for.
Speaker 2: April tenth, twenty twenty five, allegedly according to that thing
Speaker 2: we call a calendar.
Speaker 3: This is the O'Kelly Effect. Welcome to it.
Speaker 2: And most of you will be catching this on the podcast,
Speaker 2: I know that. But we are live at O'Kelly dot
Speaker 2: com and also running twenty four to seven on O'Kelly
Speaker 2: dot com radio with not only my show, but replays
Speaker 2: and other additional shows when people send them to me,
Speaker 2: and a few other things as well. So a couple
Speaker 2: of things I want to get out of the way
Speaker 2: right away here on this Thursday.
Speaker 3: It is Thursday Thursday, that is.
Speaker 2: And hey, the new weekly reader front page feed on
Speaker 2: o'elly dot com. Okay, it did not launch on April seven,
Speaker 2: as I had promised, because I'm waiting on some revisions,
Speaker 2: some additional for some articles, and I want to make
Speaker 2: sure I've got like five or six of them backed
Speaker 2: up before I begin the process of running this new newsfeed.
Speaker 2: So hopefully by April fourteen, okay, or maybe my tax
Speaker 2: day one or the other, I will have some articles
Speaker 2: out there. I mean, Larry Hancock and Alex Harris, my
Speaker 2: two JFK guys, got their articles to me. Their pictures
Speaker 2: to me, their revisions to me. Alex even sent me
Speaker 2: a message saying he's got a second article. But anyway,
Speaker 2: other people taking more time. So you want to get
Speaker 2: your stuff into me. You want to get your editorials,
Speaker 2: your pros, your poems, your whatever they may be, et cetera,
Speaker 2: et cetera, mail them to me info at Ocelli dot com.
Speaker 2: That is where I will be more than happy to
Speaker 2: take your stuff.
Speaker 3: So I don't have a guest tonight.
Speaker 2: Instead, what I have as a newsblast, And also I
Speaker 2: think it's a good idea to tell you what it is.
Speaker 2: I got a feed into my newsfeed. Okay, as we
Speaker 2: go forward, it usually takes look Jpe Satilly does a
Speaker 2: rundown tremendous amount of stuff. He does, right, But I
Speaker 2: have to basically quick skim read one hundred articles and
Speaker 2: then do research on stuff in order to create a
Speaker 2: news speed, which is different of course, most of what's
Speaker 2: available out there at this point. You know, most of
Speaker 2: my favorite alt news sites are gone, and those that
Speaker 2: are not gone are compromised beyond belief. I mean, where
Speaker 2: am I supposed to go for an alternative view? If
Speaker 2: I want to report on stuff? Forget it. So what
Speaker 2: I do is I collate together a bunch of information
Speaker 2: on different things that are happening, et cetera, et cetera,
Speaker 2: and then I follow through with these things, investigate different
Speaker 2: aspects of this and that and the third thing. And
Speaker 2: usually by the time I'm done that list of stuff.
Speaker 3: Okay, that you see in.
Speaker 2: My show notes is a fraction and I do mean
Speaker 2: a fraction of what it is I read went through
Speaker 2: reference wise. This is just a couple of bullet points
Speaker 2: to give you an idea of partially what's easily accessible
Speaker 2: that you can follow and see where I garnered some
Speaker 2: of the information. Okay, just some of it. But in summation,
Speaker 2: I've always got to reinterpret what's happening, because do they
Speaker 2: not spend everything everywhere? Is that not what goes on?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I know I'm crazy, But am I a good crazy
Speaker 2: or a bad crazy? You know, I'm having this conversation
Speaker 2: with the wall and I might as well because that's
Speaker 2: the way it is.
Speaker 3: So let's start with the easy stuff today.
Speaker 2: Okay, you do know that Mel Gibson is about to
Speaker 2: have his gun rights restored right now?
Speaker 3: I find that interesting.
Speaker 2: Now the Justice Department has approved Mel Gibson's right to
Speaker 2: own guns again after a twenty eleven domestic violence conviction. Well,
Speaker 2: what's interesting there is that with a domestic violence conviction,
Speaker 2: restraining order, various other problems. You might have divorce orders,
Speaker 2: Different things happen. You know, people's gun licenses, abilities to
Speaker 2: hold them, own them, register them, etc. Get taken all
Speaker 2: the time. But I guess if you're a passion of
Speaker 2: the Christ guy and you're a good enough Trumper, you
Speaker 2: might get your gun rights restored. Because Attorney General Pam
Speaker 2: Bondi has approved the restoration of the actors' gun rights
Speaker 2: along with nine other people. According to The New York Times, Gibson,
Speaker 2: who was named a Special Ambassador to Hollywood by President
Speaker 2: Trump along with John Voight and Sylvester Stallone, will be
Speaker 2: permitted to own firearms again, depending on state laws. Gibson
Speaker 2: is a resident of Nevada, which prohibits felons from owning
Speaker 2: guns since conviction was a misdemeanor. Just saying it is
Speaker 2: what it is, and that article came from Variety.
Speaker 3: That'll be in the show notes.
Speaker 2: But meanwhile, I got to tell you there's other suspect
Speaker 2: things going on, and lots of them, and I'm not
Speaker 2: even saying that I want to go straight for the
Speaker 2: tariff wars or any of that stuff, because why do that.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's a bit much if you want to
Speaker 2: go there right away. Right there's other things happening in
Speaker 2: the news as well. So stick with me a little
Speaker 2: bit and maybe we'll get to it all. Maybe not.
Speaker 4: Anyhow, sell America fast because you gotta go busted.
Speaker 2: Oh thank you, President Trump. Isn't that what I'm supposed
Speaker 2: to say? Is't that what everybody's supposed to say?
Speaker 3: Anyway?
Speaker 2: Vince and Linda McMahon and TKO planned to file to
Speaker 2: dismiss the WWE Ringboy lawsuit In case you didn't know
Speaker 2: about that. In the nineteen eighty a bunch of kids
Speaker 2: claimed that they were abused by a couple of trusted
Speaker 2: WWE staffers. And you know, the party that's always going
Speaker 2: after the p dos. It's funny how many of them
Speaker 2: actually have convictions and stuff in their background, or you know,
Speaker 2: lawsuits against their company where they had organized stuff, or
Speaker 2: are just simply part of the Catholic church. Hey, but
Speaker 2: Joe Biden was our second Catholic president. I think people
Speaker 2: only said he sniffed hair. I mean, Hunter did a
Speaker 2: lot of bad things, but Joe just got busted. Sniff
Speaker 2: in the hair right, Oh no, there was a rape.
Speaker 3: Allegation against him.
Speaker 2: But anyway, I never know what to make of a
Speaker 2: lot of things when it comes to these sexual abuse allegations,
Speaker 2: especially when they come out many years later. Their suspect,
Speaker 2: their political or their I don't know, monetarily motivated in
Speaker 2: news like that. Don't forget p did he still in
Speaker 2: p did he p prison? Did he P prison? Did
Speaker 2: he P prison? I don't know, he's in lock up
Speaker 2: either way. All kinds of stuff, trafficking, all that stuff.
Speaker 2: But a man claims in a lawsuit, according to People magazine,
Speaker 2: that he was sexually assaulted at a Didty party allegedly
Speaker 2: attended by Beyonce, jay Z, Lebron James, and the Estephans. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I think as in what Gloria and Emilio Estefan. Anyway,
Speaker 2: This is from the article. A man accusing Sean Dittycomb's
Speaker 2: of sexual assault claims in a new lawsuit that he
Speaker 2: was paraded around the mobile's home while being made to
Speaker 2: wear a penis mask and encountered Beyonce, A Jay Z,
Speaker 2: Lebron James, and other celebrity attendees at a party. The accuser,
Speaker 2: Joseph Manzaro, alleges that he was drugged and taken to
Speaker 2: a home on Star Island in Miami, owned by Gloria
Speaker 2: and Emilio Estefan for Christian king Combe's birthday in April
Speaker 2: twenty fifteen. Once there, he claims Gloria saw him in
Speaker 2: a deteriorating state and told someone to call an ambulance
Speaker 2: before Emilio allegedly ushered her away. According to the complaint
Speaker 2: obtained by People, Manzarro says he then briefly saw James
Speaker 2: walking in a hallway, who remarked, you all better do
Speaker 2: something about that, the complaint states. The complaint alleges that
Speaker 2: Manzarro was then taken via an underground tunnel to Comb's
Speaker 2: mansion by former porn star Adria English I don't even
Speaker 2: know who that is, who was also named a defendant
Speaker 2: in the suit. Manzarro then alleges in the complaint that
Speaker 2: he regained partial consciousness and found him in a room
Speaker 2: with Jay z and Beyoncey, the latter of whom expressed
Speaker 2: confusion and asked why I have naked man with a
Speaker 2: sex toy strapped to his face was standing in front
Speaker 2: of her. Do I need to read more of these details?
Speaker 2: Maybe I'll drop that one in the chatroom at O'Kelly
Speaker 2: dot com. See, I'm trying to go for the entertainment
Speaker 2: value up front here if you don't mind, But I
Speaker 2: do want to get to serious stuff. But is there
Speaker 2: a reason for this? You know, there's a method to
Speaker 2: my madness, or a madness to my method. So there
Speaker 2: you go. There always will be when I do this stuff.
Speaker 2: Why would Chuck be reading this? I'll stay tuned. Maybe
Speaker 2: you'll find out anyway. In other entertainment news Russell Brand.
Speaker 2: Now this is just you know, things getting crazy here.
Speaker 2: Maybe i'll get to Russell Brand. Let's let's hit a
Speaker 2: couple other points before I get to Russell Brand, and
Speaker 2: want to play a little audio of him, because he's
Speaker 2: been a topic of discussion behind the scenes at O'Kelly
Speaker 2: dot com among people talking about alternative media and what's
Speaker 2: what who, who's a shill, who's for real? Et cetera,
Speaker 2: et cetera. Russell's been on the radar a long time,
Speaker 2: and he rightfully should be. In fact, I've kind of
Speaker 2: already typed out a little timeline and maybe I'll go
Speaker 2: over it with you here. Maybe I won't, but let's
Speaker 2: hit a couple other points. Bill Maher had dinner with
Speaker 2: Kid Rock and Donald Trump, and I say, you know,
Speaker 2: the controlled op position. Fake liberals out there ought to
Speaker 2: be pleased. It's a predictable, it's scripted. Come on, Kid Rock,
Speaker 2: Trump and Bill Maher all sitting down to dinner. Number one,
Speaker 2: Bill Maher is not actually a liberal, regardless of how
Speaker 2: he's a useful idiot for liberals, and he's a useful
Speaker 2: idiot for the right wing. The guy's done quite well
Speaker 2: holding on to, you know, a good slot at HBO
Speaker 2: for many years.
Speaker 3: He's in a privileged position.
Speaker 2: He's the guy who you know, he can easily give
Speaker 2: a million dollars to Barack Obama's campaign guaranteed. He is
Speaker 2: now going to transition into some new wave apologist for
Speaker 2: a little while, but then you'll change his position again,
Speaker 2: because it's gonna be the magic grab bag of cherry
Speaker 2: pick what you like about me as long as you
Speaker 2: continue to talk about me anyway. A judge declines to
Speaker 2: said young thug to prison over a viral post. That's
Speaker 2: a whole weird thing with a rap guy who's on
Speaker 2: a trial and supposedly in violation of certain orders and
Speaker 2: all that good stuff. Man, these rap guys, especially ones
Speaker 2: whose names I barely know, often getting in trouble for
Speaker 2: one reason or another, and sometimes I do wonder if
Speaker 2: they're being targeted not because there's somebody like Tupac who
Speaker 2: might have been a revolutionary figure in pop culture, who
Speaker 2: might have been a poet beyond the rap stuff that
Speaker 2: you got to hear, but you know, could have been
Speaker 2: a really interesting leader in a modern, actual leftist movement.
Speaker 2: You know, not this left wing nonsense that you see to,
Speaker 2: but I mean, you know something that actually resonated, that
Speaker 2: actually is dangerous. Tupac might have been there, but you know,
Speaker 2: young thug and dear God, the baby or whoever else
Speaker 2: is that. I can't even keep track of it anymore.
Speaker 2: And to tell you the truth, I don't know if
Speaker 2: it's me getting old or the music getting crappy, or
Speaker 2: a little column a little column B. But anyway, Russell
Speaker 2: Brand a guy who I never liked until I started
Speaker 2: to notice that he had changed his tune quite a bit.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: He had a TV show back in twenty twelve, and
Speaker 2: I think they canceled it in twenty thirteen because it
Speaker 2: just wasn't that financially successful, and he was supposed to be,
Speaker 2: you know, the British flavor at the time, and the
Speaker 2: new accepted comedian, you know, pretty much like that guy
Speaker 2: they busted who was, you know, a heart throb actor
Speaker 2: who got busted getting some favors of the mouth from
Speaker 2: a sex worker in Hollywood.
Speaker 3: Hugh Grant, that was his name.
Speaker 2: Anyway, remember that guy, He was like flavor of the month,
Speaker 2: and then he gave somebody else flavor of the month,
Speaker 2: and then he was demonized, and then he went around
Speaker 2: and kind of was like, okay, maya copa and everybody
Speaker 2: was alright with it. That was a long time ago,
Speaker 2: I know, but there's always this fascination with British people
Speaker 2: here in the US and in the Western world generally speaking.
Speaker 2: So I thought Russell Brand was just part of that.
Speaker 2: But then he changed his brand in fact, brand X,
Speaker 2: and I'm wondering Brad X was the name of that
Speaker 2: talk show he did, you know, when he got mainstream money,
Speaker 2: and then it got weird, right because he started saying
Speaker 2: things that didn't really resonate with the mainstream, that didn't
Speaker 2: sound like he was on their side anymore. Now recently
Speaker 2: people have described him as a conspiracy theorist and a
Speaker 2: Trump supporter, And yeah, he wasn't necessarily a Trump supporter,
Speaker 2: but he wasn't bashing him and wasn't pinning the fate
Speaker 2: of the world on him, because he was trying to
Speaker 2: say that the people listening to him actually had a
Speaker 2: lot more control over their reality. And the name of
Speaker 2: his podcast, you know on Rumble kicked off, YouTube, kicked
Speaker 2: off of different platforms, et cetera, et cetera. You know,
Speaker 2: the guy was saying things about, you know, individual responsibility
Speaker 2: and the reality that you get the shape and sort
Speaker 2: of sovereign citizen almost talk here and there, and don't
Speaker 2: necessarily trust big pharma.
Speaker 3: Oops.
Speaker 2: That was probably the big problem because when he started
Speaker 2: to say that pretty loudly, and when he said, you know,
Speaker 2: this COVID thing might scare you, but I after you know,
Speaker 2: a year or two, here I'm looking at it saying
Speaker 2: to myself, this, this doesn't seem like it was as advertised. Well,
Speaker 2: once he started to do that, it was funny because
Speaker 2: then and only then that they decide to open up investigations.
Speaker 2: In twenty twenty three, and I do mean the police
Speaker 2: that are charging him. In twenty twenty three, they decided
Speaker 2: to open up investigations on incidents that happened between nineteen
Speaker 2: ninety nine.
Speaker 3: And two thousand and five.
Speaker 2: Okay, And I couldn't even I would take up two
Speaker 2: three shows worth the show notes if I told you
Speaker 2: how I had to chase all this information down. You
Speaker 2: know the charges that he's facing, all right, the Metropolitan
Speaker 2: Police of London. This is their statement. They're going to
Speaker 2: charge him with one count of rape, one count of
Speaker 2: an indecent assault, one count of oral rape, and two
Speaker 2: counts of sexual assault, all stemming from incidents ranging from
Speaker 2: nineteen ninety nine to two thousand and five for women, allegedly.
Speaker 2: And I do say allegedly because although I do say
Speaker 2: that women were not believed often enough in the past,
Speaker 2: I don't automatically believe them when it's a celebrity, because
Speaker 2: sometimes A people do things for different motivations, and b
Speaker 2: sometimes the establishment seeks to take people down. So is
Speaker 2: the brand X of Russell being engineered out of existence?
Speaker 3: You know? Because you can't compete.
Speaker 2: You can't put an X on something unless you're elon
Speaker 2: or is this yet another case of a rich, famous guy,
Speaker 2: you know, that HM figure grabbing whoever by whatever just
Speaker 2: came with his fame.
Speaker 3: I mean, is that the case?
Speaker 2: Is he just an abuser because he got rich and famous,
Speaker 2: or is he somebody that the establishment found to be
Speaker 2: dangerous now not because he's a Trump supporter, mind you,
Speaker 2: but because he's the kind of guy who said things
Speaker 2: that other people didn't want you to say. You know,
Speaker 2: other people want you to stay in fear. He was
Speaker 2: telling you to not embrace it. Fearless thinking was the
Speaker 2: way I would describe the philosophy, and I told people
Speaker 2: it sounded like an alternative in old school alternative media podcast,
Speaker 2: more on the hippie side than anything, which, of course
Speaker 2: he's in a privileged position to do. And I do
Speaker 2: take several grains of assault before accepting things from the
Speaker 2: highly privileged, highly you know, a positioned to be famous individuals.
Speaker 2: And I think Russell Brand again, a guy who was
Speaker 2: not even as funny as and Joe Rogan's not funny,
Speaker 2: was put in a privileged position to make plenty of money,
Speaker 2: get plenty of fame, and be called a comedian when
Speaker 2: I didn't even find him to be all that funny,
Speaker 2: But he's been willing to talk to people and investigate
Speaker 2: things and talk about how maybe you know, big farm
Speaker 2: is not necessarily on your side, and food is not
Speaker 2: necessarily natural and.
Speaker 3: All that good stuff, real stuff.
Speaker 2: That nobody's bothering to bother, you know, the crazy headlines
Speaker 2: coming out of Alex jones Land or Jonestown over there,
Speaker 2: and the info.
Speaker 3: Hewers no no, no, no no.
Speaker 2: But anyway, Russell Brand put up a response on x
Speaker 2: He's gone on continuing to do his podcast. He's going
Speaker 2: to go to court. I think I made a note
Speaker 2: as to exactly when his court date is.
Speaker 3: Well, let's see.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he'll be in court in London on May second.
Speaker 2: And I have many links here so you can follow
Speaker 2: through and kind of put together the same timeline that
Speaker 2: I did. But I'm also going to give you a
Speaker 2: written timeline to explain what went on here regarding Russell Brand,
Speaker 2: but also his response on Twitter. I found interesting when
Speaker 2: the story broke. And this is me catching up for
Speaker 2: the week with you guys, by the way, and I'm
Speaker 2: still in my Hollywood section, but don't worry, I'm almost
Speaker 2: done with the whole Hollywood thing here. And entertainment if
Speaker 2: you will, not sure what I'm gonna call it? What
Speaker 2: is entertainment? What was entertainment? I don't know. I got
Speaker 2: a few musical things to note as well. Maybe or
Speaker 2: maybe not. Maybe we'll just move on. But what did
Speaker 2: Russell Brand have to say in response on Twitter himself?
Speaker 2: And I'll give you the link to his profile and
Speaker 2: the specific link to the video response he put out.
Speaker 5: Hello, Firstly, thank you for these incredible and overwhelming messages
Speaker 5: of support. We're very fortunate in a way to live
Speaker 5: in a time where there's so little trust in the
Speaker 5: British government.
Speaker 3: We're very fortunate.
Speaker 5: I suppose that this is happening at a time where
Speaker 5: we know that the law has become a kind of
Speaker 5: weapon to be used against peace people, institutions, and sometimes
Speaker 5: entire nations that will not accept and tolerate levels of
Speaker 5: corruption that are unprecedented. And I'm speaking particularly to those of
Speaker 5: you that are watching sing the UK. How do you
Speaker 5: feel about your legal system right now? How do you
Speaker 5: feel about some of the high profile cases that are
Speaker 5: not being pursued and prosecuted. How do you feel that
Speaker 5: the Southport murders were handled? How do you feel about
Speaker 5: the Government of Keir Starmer. Now that's just sort of
Speaker 5: general context me. I've always told you guys that when
Speaker 5: I was young and single, before I had my wife
Speaker 5: and family who were just about a shot over there,
Speaker 5: my beautiful children, I was a fool man.
Speaker 6: I was a fool.
Speaker 5: Before I lived in the likely Lord. I was a
Speaker 5: drug addict, a sex addict, and an imbecile. But what
Speaker 5: I never was was a rapist. I've never engaged in
Speaker 5: non consensual activity. I pray that you can see that
Speaker 5: by looking in my eyes. I want to thank all
Speaker 5: of you for your continuing support. I want to let
Speaker 5: you know that our show will be on Rumble on Monday.
Speaker 5: Thanks for your support there. And of course I'm not
Speaker 5: gonna have the opportunity to defend these charges in court,
Speaker 5: and I'm incredibly grateful for that.
Speaker 2: Okay, So there's Brand's response. Okay, I cut a little
Speaker 2: bit of it off. You don't need to hear the
Speaker 2: whole thing, but you can go to the link in
Speaker 2: the show notes and catch it all if you like.
Speaker 2: All Right, but the sentiment that nobody trusts the legal system,
Speaker 2: well they shouldn't. It's not there to serve you, you know,
Speaker 2: just like this whole situation, Eric Adams, Right, let's get
Speaker 2: to that, which, by the way, here's your predictor and
Speaker 2: another one of these cases where you're gonna have to say, well,
Speaker 2: I wonder if Chuck will be right about this later on,
Speaker 2: and maybe I'll just put this link. I don't think
Speaker 2: i'll bother to put it anywhere else, but I'll put
Speaker 2: this link in the chatroom at Ochelli dot com and
Speaker 2: do that.
Speaker 3: Anyways. So here's the thing, Eric Adams.
Speaker 2: He's gonna now run as an independence, supposedly in the
Speaker 2: mayoral race.
Speaker 3: But he's cutting deals.
Speaker 2: With the Trump administration to if he complies regarding you know,
Speaker 2: ice operations in New York, then they'll drop corruption charges
Speaker 2: against them. This is the way the business of government
Speaker 2: is done. But the supposed democrat, a cop who's a
Speaker 2: Democrat in New York, it makes no sense.
Speaker 3: Uh So.
Speaker 2: He's going to be part of the Republican Party. He's
Speaker 2: going to be a new Republican under the Trump Party.
Speaker 2: That's what's gonna happen. But supposedly filing as an independent
Speaker 2: for his next mayoral run, that's according to ABC News,
Speaker 2: a bunch of other publications in New York City. Oh
Speaker 2: did I step outside of Hollywood here in my in
Speaker 2: my discussions? Did I you want to hear about tariffs?
Speaker 3: Don't you? That's what you want to hear about? Well,
Speaker 3: how about this good afternoon?
Speaker 6: After very strongly renaming.
Speaker 4: The Gulf of Mexico as Gulf of America, we will
Speaker 4: be making further changes, effective immediately.
Speaker 6: Europe will now be known as America.
Speaker 4: Glaza East, the Pandama Canal will be known as Trump
Speaker 4: America Canal of Trump.
Speaker 6: And of course Turkey will now be known as Chicken.
Speaker 6: Why are renaming Turkey in particular?
Speaker 4: Why are we doing it because we can? What are
Speaker 4: they gonna do about it? Does Turkey want a beef
Speaker 4: over being called chicken?
Speaker 6: Will call them beef?
Speaker 3: What else? Oh?
Speaker 4: Also, we're gonna name Hungary thirsty. But don't worry the
Speaker 4: Prime Minister.
Speaker 6: They will do whatever right. Tell him what is.
Speaker 4: Behind this policy of changing everyone's name? Because America will
Speaker 4: no longer allow people to tell us what to call them.
Speaker 6: It's like the pronouns, it's over.
Speaker 2: Okay, there you go, that from puppet regime on YouTube
Speaker 2: and got to give credit where credits due, And that's
Speaker 2: the new attitude. So I'll tell you what I'm gonna do.
Speaker 2: I'm going to continue on here and take a break
Speaker 2: real fast and get into some other news because there
Speaker 2: is a lot more to cover outside of Hollywood entertainment
Speaker 2: and what's going on in the world, and make believe
Speaker 2: because we're going to get to the reality of things here.
Speaker 2: And yes, yes, I'll get to the tariffs and the
Speaker 2: stock market bounce and rebound and bounce again. Am I
Speaker 2: going to be able to explain it all? Well, actually
Speaker 2: I do have an explanation, but I'm waiting on some
Speaker 2: more data to come in, just like every other business
Speaker 2: right now when they're trying to draw their long term
Speaker 2: plans up, and how there's going to be collateral effects
Speaker 2: of all sorts of things like you know, it's interesting
Speaker 2: I'm hearing about government programs getting cut in different places,
Speaker 2: and supposedly they're not, you know, fed directly by the
Speaker 2: federal government's funding, but they are affected by it because
Speaker 2: now existing revenues have to be redistributed somewhere else to
Speaker 2: cover a gap that's now been created one way or another.
Speaker 2: And therefore the state says, well, we got to redistribute
Speaker 2: the money that we have already collected and we got
Speaker 2: to redistribute our projected monies. And you know that they're
Speaker 2: also responsible with all of that. So some people's jobs
Speaker 2: programs and other things are getting you know, reduced silence removed.
Speaker 3: People are being.
Speaker 2: Fired, and I'm wondering why anybody's surprised. This is what
Speaker 2: happens during a restructuring, a reorganization, or a grand bankruptcy, which,
Speaker 2: by the way, bankruptcy is just for you and me
Speaker 2: and people that can afford it just a little bit.
Speaker 2: Actually it's not for me. I can't afford a bankruptcy,
Speaker 2: but for those that can just barely afford a bankruptcy,
Speaker 2: it is for you. But for the big business people,
Speaker 2: they don't really go bankrupt. They declare this chapter that
Speaker 2: chapter whatever, but they just subdivide and lose other people's
Speaker 2: money and stiff people on bills and move on getting
Speaker 2: new loans because even their debt gets monetized. But pay
Speaker 2: no attention to any of that, and also pay no
Speaker 2: attention to the stock market.
Speaker 3: That's the latest thing.
Speaker 2: I never did anyway, But I always try to, you know,
Speaker 2: suss out what's going on. Hopefully I'll get Mike Swanson
Speaker 2: on you next week to explain to me, what's happening
Speaker 2: because I never wor for a hedge fund. I never
Speaker 2: worked the stock market or made money in it. Well,
Speaker 2: I mean I kind of did at one point, but
Speaker 2: only because I made some basic investments about real world stuff,
Speaker 2: but gaming it if I was a Robinhood guy. You
Speaker 2: notice they're not advertising too much right now. Anyway, a
Speaker 2: lot of money's being made while they're telling you about
Speaker 2: all the losses. People are able to make tons of money.
Speaker 2: And people made tons of money on the rebound crash
Speaker 2: rebound booms and bus that used to take months now
Speaker 2: happening at war for speed. Hey there's that phrase again. Anyway,
Speaker 2: we'll continue with the Ocelli effect right after this.
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Speaker 2: And I ain't doing no glitches here on a Thor's
Speaker 2: Day if I can avoid them. How about crashes, mayhem
Speaker 2: and raising the dead. Let's get to that return of
Speaker 2: the dire wolf. Maybe you heard about this earlier in
Speaker 2: the week. Is it the return of the dire wolf?
Speaker 2: Are they raising a ten thirteen thousand year old species
Speaker 2: which was extinct around that time period, could have existed
Speaker 2: for a quarter million years, et cetera, et cetera. Are
Speaker 2: they resurrecting this giant, fierce dog, This this horrendous animal.
Speaker 3: That was a brutal predator? Are they doing that?
Speaker 2: They bred three pups, according to Let's see the New
Speaker 2: York Times article here, and I gotta say it's an
Speaker 2: interesting article, but the headline, once again usually does sort.
Speaker 3: Of what deceive you.
Speaker 2: They bred from some existing wolves, some of the aspects
Speaker 2: that would go along with what they found in a
Speaker 2: thirteen thousand. Now, I might be mixing these two things up.
Speaker 2: There's a tooth they found and another bone piece they found.
Speaker 2: They drew DNA from these things and figured out that
Speaker 2: there were certain aspects that current animals have in play,
Speaker 2: certain genetic aspects, and they engineered three pups to be
Speaker 2: like the replacement for the dire wolves. So the dire
Speaker 2: wolves haven't been replaced Game of Thrones fans just saying
Speaker 2: they haven't been resurrected exactly, despite what the headlines say. Okay,
Speaker 2: just wanted to get that straight with you. But it
Speaker 2: is interesting because even in the New York Times article,
Speaker 2: and I'll just read a little bit from it, scientists
Speaker 2: revived the dire wolf or something close. Dire Wolves, made
Speaker 2: famous by Game of Thrones went extinct some thirteen thousand
Speaker 2: years ago now, researchers have bred gray wolf pups that
Speaker 2: carry jeans of.
Speaker 3: Their ancient cousins.
Speaker 2: That is the headline and the sub headline by Carl
Speaker 2: Zimmer in The New York Times. For more than a decade,
Speaker 2: scientists have chased the idea of revilving reviving excuse me,
Speaker 2: extinct species, a process sometimes called de extinction. Now a
Speaker 2: company called Colossal Biosciences appears to have done it or
Speaker 2: something close, with the dire wolf, a giant extinct species
Speaker 2: made famous by the television series Game of Thrones. In
Speaker 2: twenty twenty one, a separate team of scientists managed to
Speaker 2: retrieve DNA from the fossils of dire wolves, which went
Speaker 2: extinct about thirteen thousand years ago. With the discovery of
Speaker 2: additional DNA, the Colossal researchers have now edited twenty genes
Speaker 2: of gray wolves to imbue the animals with key features
Speaker 2: of dire wolves. Then they created embryos from the edited
Speaker 2: grey wolf cells, implanted them in surrogate dog mothers, and
Speaker 2: waited for them to give birth. The result is three
Speaker 2: healthy wolves, two males that are six months old and
Speaker 2: one female that is two months old, named Romuli, Remus
Speaker 2: and Kelse Kellsi. They have some traits of dire wolves.
Speaker 2: They are big, for one thing, and have dense pail
Speaker 2: coats not found in gray wolves.
Speaker 3: Colossal, which was valued.
Speaker 2: A ten billion in January, is keeping the wolves on
Speaker 2: a private two thousand acre facility at an undisclosed location
Speaker 2: in the northern United States. I'll leave that alone there
Speaker 2: and also give you a link to it in the
Speaker 2: live chatroom at Ocelli dot com. But this is what
Speaker 2: people got their heads on fire with for a couple
Speaker 2: of days. But it's once again scientists screwing around with
Speaker 2: something that I have no understanding as to why they
Speaker 2: decided that. You know, nature didn't know better ten thousand
Speaker 2: years ago. You can't say that mankind killed them off.
Speaker 2: We were not effective enough at killing things off like
Speaker 2: that ten thousand years ago, not on a mass scale.
Speaker 3: Even if you believe that man.
Speaker 2: Is responsible for the devastation of all sorts of species. No,
Speaker 2: sometimes they go and sometimes for a reason. So I
Speaker 2: don't know if it's a great idea to be screwing
Speaker 2: with the natural order. I know that some people that
Speaker 2: are animal lovers think that every animal deserves to live,
Speaker 2: no matter what it is. But some things are factored
Speaker 2: out over time because they're no longer necessary or have
Speaker 2: been replaced with something else, sometimes to the detriment of
Speaker 2: the environment, sometimes for improvement, and sometimes detriment even causes
Speaker 2: an improvement. Later on, the philosophical argument about you know
Speaker 2: time travel, right, changing the smallest thing could alter a
Speaker 2: whole bunch of stuff. Even if you showed up time
Speaker 2: travel to a town you used to live in and
Speaker 2: bought a sandwich at your favorite place and then just
Speaker 2: sat down and ate it and left, you could have
Speaker 2: changed the trajectory of one hundred people's lives and had
Speaker 2: them avoid their get into car accidents, had them change
Speaker 2: their mind about food they ate and actually wind up
Speaker 2: dying at a different time. And you could have a
Speaker 2: ripple of to cross time well beyond the butterfly flapping
Speaker 2: its wings causing a tsunami. And these people want to
Speaker 2: screw around with genetics and resurrect stuff, so to speak.
Speaker 2: And that there's air quotes I'm holding up for you
Speaker 2: at home. I don't think it's wise. But who am
Speaker 2: I right? Just an idiot with a microphone and a
Speaker 2: thick pair of glasses that only gets me partial vision.
Speaker 3: What do I know?
Speaker 2: And of course, as soon as I disagree with your
Speaker 2: point of view and your political stance, of course, I'm
Speaker 2: a moron. So again, what do I know? Well, i'll
Speaker 2: tell you this. Out of my old hometown area, I
Speaker 2: know that a helicopter crashed, and it's pretty crazy because
Speaker 2: on social media somehow.
Speaker 3: People were able to film it. Several people.
Speaker 2: Now, this helicopter took off from New York and crashed
Speaker 2: in Jersey City. Okay, I don't know what they were
Speaker 2: doing exactly. I didn't get the full story out of
Speaker 2: it because I only skimmed it. And it has changed,
Speaker 2: It's been updated several times. But let's go to New
Speaker 2: York Post dot com ny Post dot com and take
Speaker 2: a look at what they have down here. Now. I'm
Speaker 2: also gonna give you a link to the one YouTube
Speaker 2: video that's out there, which is from a distance. But
Speaker 2: holy holy crap, somebody got this thing crashing, you know,
Speaker 2: in Jersey City right there, I mean, not very far
Speaker 2: from the shore. And for those of you that don't know,
Speaker 2: you can look across a body of water in Jersey
Speaker 2: City and see not just the skyline of Manhattan, but really.
Speaker 3: See buildings and stuff. If you're fully sighted.
Speaker 2: For sure, I've talked about this before that even the
Speaker 2: dust after nine to eleven traveled over into Jersey City.
Speaker 2: They own a bunch of places in Jersey because we're
Speaker 2: only a small body of water they call the Hudson
Speaker 2: River separates us from the island of Manhattan. Anyway, let's
Speaker 2: go to the article here. Harrowing video showed the doomed
Speaker 2: Big Apple sightseeing helicopter fall out of the sky into
Speaker 2: the Hudson River Thursday. As witnesses described the aircraft breaking
Speaker 2: apart in mid air, the tourist helicopter rapidly dropped into
Speaker 2: the Chili waters, causing a major splash around three twenty pm.
Speaker 2: Video captured by a bystander and obtained by the Post
Speaker 2: shows the tail and propeller of the New York helicopter
Speaker 2: appeared to break off before it plunged into the Hudson,
Speaker 2: killing everyone on board. According to the footage and multiple
Speaker 2: witness accounts, they also have graphic recreations out there, all
Speaker 2: kinds of stuff. Anyway, looked like the propellers came straight off,
Speaker 2: and I saw it come straight down in quotes, the
Speaker 2: loading dock manager said, quote, and I just started walking
Speaker 2: fast towards Hoboken because it wasn't far from the Hoboken
Speaker 2: train station. That's also in quotes. He said, it sounded
Speaker 2: like the helicopter was struggling all of a sudden, but
Speaker 2: you could literally see the propeller just.
Speaker 3: Snap right off.
Speaker 2: You can say it's snap, you can see it snap off,
Speaker 2: and then it just came straight down. A pilot and
Speaker 2: family of five Spanish tourists, including three children, aboard the chopper,
Speaker 2: were pulled from the water. Four were pronounced dead at
Speaker 2: the scene and two succumbed to their injuries at the hospital.
Speaker 2: An investigation into what caused the crash is underway.
Speaker 3: Let's see, yeah, and.
Speaker 2: Then they quote some other eyewitnesses, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 2: But this just happened today, as I said, three o'clock,
Speaker 2: three thirty somewhere in there. And of course the video's
Speaker 2: viral and all that good stuff. I'll also give you
Speaker 2: a link to the NBC News story about it, because
Speaker 2: you know, it's just one of the many things that's
Speaker 2: actually happening out there, and I know, if it bleeds,
Speaker 2: it leads, and it's a crazy story. And helicopter crashes
Speaker 2: are just a thing anymore, and they always have been
Speaker 2: actually because helicopters, you know, I don't know if people
Speaker 2: realize this, but helicopters in and of themselves are i
Speaker 2: don't know, like kind of precarious. When you got a problem,
Speaker 2: something goes wrong with one of these things, I mean.
Speaker 3: Tragic results are are.
Speaker 2: Likely, I don't know, like highly more likely, Like you
Speaker 2: got a better chance of surviving a plane with mechanical
Speaker 2: issues and things like that unless the whole thing starts
Speaker 2: breaking apart. I mean, we've got plenty of video evidence
Speaker 2: of you know, doors coming off and planes partially breaking
Speaker 2: apart and crash landing and landing on their bellies without
Speaker 2: a wing and all kinds of things.
Speaker 3: But these helicopters, boy, when.
Speaker 2: They go bad and you're high up, you're kind of
Speaker 2: screwed if you're in one. That's why maintenance is important.
Speaker 2: And you know, and the fact is that, you know,
Speaker 2: the super rich have the ability to maintain these things
Speaker 2: quite well. But if you're not one of those people,
Speaker 2: maybe not so much. And I wouldn't trust one of
Speaker 2: these things if it's you know, the tourist trap helicopter
Speaker 2: that they're just trying to keep barely running so you
Speaker 2: can pay you know, with a group on to go
Speaker 2: look at the skyline from above the skyline. I don't know, man,
Speaker 2: Maybe it's just me, but you know, and it's not
Speaker 2: like I'm afraid to die, but I don't know. It
Speaker 2: just seems to me like you're looking at yourself crashing
Speaker 2: into the water and you're like, is the impact gonna
Speaker 2: kill me? Am I gonna drown? Am I gonna die?
Speaker 3: A shock? Which thing is gonna kill me? Here? As I,
Speaker 3: you know, tumble into.
Speaker 2: Well, tumble into a gravity, well that's gonna drag me
Speaker 2: into either earth, you know, land or sea.
Speaker 3: Eugh, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Not not not the way I want to go, just
Speaker 2: not the way I want to go.
Speaker 3: Maybe maybe you'd like it.
Speaker 13: I wouldn't.
Speaker 2: Anyway, everything is for sale in America, and god knows
Speaker 2: how much it'll cost tomorrow because things keep changing up.
Speaker 2: I know I'm gonna have to go to the stocks
Speaker 2: and bonds and all that stuff. But I've got a
Speaker 2: couple of other roundups from the uh, you know, general
Speaker 2: news stream to go over to, which might include that
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 4: Hey, folks, welcome back to morrow Lago's shop network, where
Speaker 4: you purchases pay my garbage lawyer is you know, the
Speaker 4: next couple of days, we got a very big event
Speaker 4: coming up, something very big, not in the courtroom.
Speaker 6: But in the sky. That's right. I call it an eclipse.
Speaker 6: I call it.
Speaker 4: It's when the sun goes behind something that is not
Speaker 4: the sun. I tell you, folks, only your president is
Speaker 4: weak as sleepy Joe Biden would let that happen while
Speaker 4: he's president.
Speaker 2: But we're gonna fix it. We're just like we're gonna
Speaker 2: fix groceries. Groceries a term nobody uses because it's an
Speaker 2: old fashioned term. Right, So maybe I'll have to get
Speaker 2: to another crash, But like I said, and that'll be
Speaker 2: the stock market or did it rebound again before the
Speaker 2: close today? I already know the answer. Do you can
Speaker 2: you keep track of it?
Speaker 3: Well, I'll tell you what.
Speaker 2: If you lose service on your phone, it might get
Speaker 2: stuck at the wrong time and you might have the
Speaker 2: wrong impression of the current situation or the last response
Speaker 2: from China.
Speaker 3: You might be out of step, just like that.
Speaker 2: Also, by the way, there is a bit of an
Speaker 2: update on the Russian occupation of Ukraine that's still going on.
Speaker 2: National Security Director General how was fired?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 2: Just in this past week, there's been action in Gaza,
Speaker 2: various films being shown. A French parliamentary procedure interrupted because
Speaker 2: somebody decided to show pictures of children being pulled from rubble,
Speaker 2: all that kind of stuff. David Ike is now making
Speaker 2: statements on the JFK assassination that are now pulling me
Speaker 2: away from being apologetic about him before, because again, you know,
Speaker 2: I liked it better when you declared himself Jesus. Fifty
Speaker 2: thousand Palestinians have been killed in Gaza, you know, as
Speaker 2: of recent times. But I know most of you don't
Speaker 2: care about that. What else is going on, Well, you
Speaker 2: know there's different people and ICE and all those sorts
Speaker 2: of you know, are people being pulled out of universities
Speaker 2: and are people being scoured.
Speaker 3: Or not people?
Speaker 2: Are people's social media channels being scoured so they can
Speaker 2: determine who's actually an enemy of the state. Well, according
Speaker 2: to some people at the IRS and at ICE, yes,
Speaker 2: indeed they're using social media checks to try and figure
Speaker 2: out if somebody is not necessarily the best patriot, even
Speaker 2: if they're here as a guest. And I wouldn't ask
Speaker 2: for patriotism out of somebody who just showed up on
Speaker 2: this land. They should be happy about their own country,
Speaker 2: unless they're trying to overstay their visa, which is, by
Speaker 2: the way, how a lot of illegals end up getting
Speaker 2: in here, not by you know, climbing over mountains and
Speaker 2: scaling fences. But anyway, pay no attention to that, right Anyway,
Speaker 2: the AP gets a sort of a signal that they
Speaker 2: might get reinstated at the White House. And I'm gonna
Speaker 2: give you the AP bullet points for four to nine
Speaker 2: twenty five anyway, because that's when I collected them.
Speaker 3: Last.
Speaker 2: Republicans are going public with They're growing worries about Trump's tariffs.
Speaker 2: Trump's top trade rep under fire before a committee after
Speaker 2: days of market closes Tariff's tariffs. God, all this crap
Speaker 2: Justice Department will disband its crypto related enforcement team. That's
Speaker 2: going away as well. And what else is happening, Well,
Speaker 2: I guess some taxation. Maybe I'll discuss that or the
Speaker 2: game theory that is occurring at this moment. By the way,
Speaker 2: has anybody noticed that Elon Musk is no longer so
Speaker 2: much in the news. I know that a lot of
Speaker 2: people like Mike Myers and they are maybe enjoying his
Speaker 2: parody of Elon Musk, but Mike Myers parody. I got
Speaker 2: to disagree with Maria Heller here not that good. Not
Speaker 2: a great parody, a little too over the top to
Speaker 2: be good. You know, sometimes it's the subtle way you
Speaker 2: do it. You don't have to actually sound exactly like him.
Speaker 2: And Mike Myers sounds exactly like most of his other characters.
Speaker 2: I mean, Fat Bastard and Shrek are pretty much the
Speaker 2: same thing. And what is it Elon Musk is basically
Speaker 2: his doctor evil voice.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Mike Myers was kind of funny to me when I
Speaker 2: was younger, and he did Wayne's World and this kind
Speaker 2: of thing, and like I said, you know, respect the
Speaker 2: Fat Bastard and Mini me, but Austin Powers not very funny.
Speaker 2: And he's playing what five characters in that film.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I don't even dig him as Elon Musk.
Speaker 2: But Elon was getting upset at him, Bill Burr, everybody,
Speaker 2: and all of a sudden poof they said, maybe Trump
Speaker 2: will get rid of him, and everybody stopped talking about him.
Speaker 2: By the way, Ray Dalio says, don't make the mistake
Speaker 2: of thinking that Tariff's you know, what's happening with the
Speaker 2: tariffs is mostly about tariffs, and I know that for sure.
Speaker 3: But does anybody else know it?
Speaker 2: Over at Fox News, they got plenty to say, but
Speaker 2: it's usually just see you idiots. We knew we had
Speaker 2: this cover, and we knew it was fine, and we
Speaker 2: told you to relax because we knew better. And maybe
Speaker 2: in fact they did because probably he would let them
Speaker 2: know what's going on. And oh, by the way, while
Speaker 2: things crash, believe it, the rich get richer then than
Speaker 2: they ever do by buying back their stocks and inflating
Speaker 2: the market when the bubble bursts. If they pull their
Speaker 2: money out, burst the bubble, and then throw money in
Speaker 2: and then reinflate it, especially rapidly as it's been done
Speaker 2: over the past, you know, a week guaranteed there is
Speaker 2: not only insider trading going on, but privileged position trading
Speaker 2: that exists well outside of the standard political circles. But anyway,
Speaker 2: tell you what we're gonna reserve. You know, since everybody
Speaker 2: talks tariffs on every other damn segment, I'm gonna give
Speaker 2: you the chance to ignore the tariff segment because.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna separate it.
Speaker 2: After just taking a couple of minutes out of Trey
Speaker 2: Crowder's day the liberal redneck for a moment.
Speaker 14: Global economy is railing as markets crash worldwide in response
Speaker 14: to Trump's tariffs, and things have been going so well
Speaker 14: lately a.
Speaker 3: Lot of it.
Speaker 14: We're struggling to figure out what's the plan here. Some
Speaker 14: are like, oh, this is clearly just a de facto
Speaker 14: sales tax on regular Americans and a.
Speaker 3: Tax cut for the rich.
Speaker 14: Sure, but I mean rich people have spent the past
Speaker 14: few days watching their jet pack money evaporate by the billion,
Speaker 14: so I'm not sure they're super thrilled either right now.
Speaker 2: And see Trey doesn't have this right. Rich people are
Speaker 2: not worried about that market crash. If the market completely
Speaker 2: evaporates and you know, eighteen states out of the Union disappear,
Speaker 2: it doesn't bother then. I mean they get to redevelop
Speaker 2: fresh real estate. That way, it's a plus plus. I mean,
Speaker 2: it's the Lex Luthor plan where you know what, Arizona
Speaker 2: becomes beachfront property. It doesn't matter on that scale. Guys
Speaker 2: like this are thinking way too small.
Speaker 3: Anyway.
Speaker 2: Do I want to keep discussing tariffs in this segment? No,
Speaker 2: I don't I want to ignore it. I want to
Speaker 2: get through it. I want to find way to transition out.
Speaker 2: Maybe I should do a Black Mirror season seven review here,
Speaker 2: since now I already finished with Hollywood crap.
Speaker 3: If you listen to the.
Speaker 15: Trump team in public, this was all part of his
Speaker 15: grand plan all along, hype tariffs everywhere and then lower
Speaker 15: them to create a singular trade war with China. But
Speaker 15: behind the scenes of the White House, things reportedly weren't
Speaker 15: so rosy. Republicans were panicked over the economic turmoil, and
Speaker 15: several top White House officials tried to.
Speaker 11: Steer Trump toward.
Speaker 2: A more targeted approach.
Speaker 15: The New York Times reports that many of Trump's top
Speaker 15: advisors were left in the dark about his tariff pause
Speaker 15: until the last minute. That when Trump's trade representative testified yesterday,
Speaker 15: he appeared to be caught unaware of the announcement.
Speaker 2: Yes, okay, So here we go again with the idiots
Speaker 2: at the Hill, and this is by the way, from
Speaker 2: the Hills YouTube channel. This is one of their most
Speaker 2: basic explanations, and they're trying to do a more relatable
Speaker 2: YouTube video where they don't even bother to mic up
Speaker 2: the pretty girl and get a close up on her
Speaker 2: for the segment, and they put it out there as
Speaker 2: if look, we're or were you know, a YouTube channel
Speaker 2: for the people the Hill, another elitist organization. But they're
Speaker 2: doing the dance of the Democrats at this point, which
Speaker 2: is meant to hype up all the wrong points once again,
Speaker 2: point to the wrong culprits once again, and tell you
Speaker 2: to be mad at the wrong people once again, because
Speaker 2: this is how the game is played.
Speaker 3: You know, Yeah, the guy.
Speaker 2: Gets the glory, who scores the touchdown, but there's a
Speaker 2: lot of blockers and even the condition of the field
Speaker 2: is a factor when it comes to actually crossing the
Speaker 2: threshold and getting to the end zone.
Speaker 3: Are we at the endgame? I'll tell you what we'll do.
Speaker 2: We'll take a break, we'll come back, we'll hit the
Speaker 2: tariff thing, and then I'll see if I have any
Speaker 2: final comments or even give you my overall theory as
Speaker 2: to what the hell's really going on.
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Speaker 3: So let's just do the dirty here and get to
Speaker 3: the tariffs. What's happening? You got whip last yet?
Speaker 2: I mean, let's just dance through the headlines real fast,
Speaker 2: and I mean I'll just randomly assemble him here. Stock
Speaker 2: market today, Nasdaq down par huge losses as China tariffs
Speaker 2: hit one hundred and forty three percent. Okay, Chip and
Speaker 2: oil stocks hammered. Okay, that's according to investors dot com.
Speaker 2: Trump said as he decided on a ninety day tariff
Speaker 2: pause because people were quote yippie end quote and quote
Speaker 2: afraid end quote. That's according to Yahoo dot com News
Speaker 2: and all that good stuff ancient Chinese secret.
Speaker 3: Huh.
Speaker 2: Trump poses most of his new tariffs for ninety days,
Speaker 2: increases China tariffs two one hundred and twenty five percent.
Speaker 2: I mean, I can't even make sense out of the
Speaker 2: random headlines that are popping here.
Speaker 3: That's CBS News.
Speaker 2: By the way, are Penguin's ripping us off because Australian
Speaker 2: outposts got ten percent. I'll pay no attention to It's
Speaker 2: liberal media crap right anyway, Another U turn. Trump reversus
Speaker 2: tariffs that cause market meltdown, but companies remain bewildered. See
Speaker 2: now there is an interesting headline, Hey, can you get
Speaker 2: blood from a stone or blood from a blood diamond?
Speaker 3: Is that possible at all?
Speaker 2: Trump and poses fifty percent tariffs on Africa's a Lesato,
Speaker 2: threatening the diamond industry right before the market ran up
Speaker 2: for the richest among us. They had to do a
Speaker 2: test run, right, Yeah, they did, And the New York
Speaker 2: Times reported on it how a false report on a
Speaker 2: ninety day tariff pause made markets swing wildly. That was
Speaker 2: on the seventh, my birthday, by the bye, when they
Speaker 2: also put out a very interesting economic statement from the
Speaker 2: White House, and Trump famously said, and Fox News will
Speaker 2: tell you, hey, Trump told you to buy that day anyway,
Speaker 2: China ows to fight to the end. Fight to the
Speaker 2: end is in quotes against latest Trump tariff threat that's
Speaker 2: in the Guardian on the eighth of April. Uh, don't
Speaker 2: bring that up again. Trump snaps at a reporter asking about,
Speaker 2: you know, the signal scandal.
Speaker 3: Oh, forget about that. That's well over anyway. S and
Speaker 3: P five hundred loses five trillion in two days. That
Speaker 3: was from earlier in the week as.
Speaker 2: Well, China to impose additional tariffs on us. They're back
Speaker 2: and forth on this President she are they making the call?
Speaker 2: Trump says he's waiting for a call. Are they getting it? Anyway?
Speaker 2: That's about the keys there. Are you meant to understand this?
Speaker 3: Probably not.
Speaker 2: But here's what the ultimate goal is. There is a
Speaker 2: privileged few that are going to get to profit off
Speaker 2: of this, and the rest of us are going to
Speaker 2: have to suffer with a problem, and that is that
Speaker 2: businesses do multi layered plans. For those of you that
Speaker 2: have never been involved in a private business because you
Speaker 2: were in the military, or you worked for the government,
Speaker 2: or you know, or maybe you worked for people you
Speaker 2: knew really well and it was a family affair and
Speaker 2: you weren't just out there in the business world, let
Speaker 2: me explain something to you. On the corporate level, if
Speaker 2: a business has any sort of people doing any sort
Speaker 2: of real work, there are plans going on where you
Speaker 2: plan for next year, you plan for five years out,
Speaker 2: you plan for five months out, you plan by the quarter,
Speaker 2: and you also do your weekly planning sessions. And when
Speaker 2: you have uncertainty like we have here in this circumstance
Speaker 2: where we're going back and forth with the values of
Speaker 2: things changing, including what will be supplied, and magical thinking
Speaker 2: regarding building factories where even these companies that have sworn
Speaker 2: up and down, they're going to come in and they're
Speaker 2: going to start making Thailand all in the United States again.
Speaker 2: They're going to make more cars here again, even though
Speaker 2: there's whole American cars being made in Italy at the moment,
Speaker 2: and all kinds of weird globalist stuff going on where
Speaker 2: it's difficult to identify where the different parts come together,
Speaker 2: whether it's your food, your cars, your electronics, or anything
Speaker 2: else from all different countries. By the time all this
Speaker 2: stuff is cashed in, here's the accurate portrayal. It's taxation.
Speaker 2: It's taxation because the government is going to collect this money.
Speaker 2: That's who collects the tariffs, right, So they put a
Speaker 2: tax on things, regardless of who winds up paying it.
Speaker 2: I mean, at the end of the day, whoever decides
Speaker 2: to buy anything or is you know, sort of forced
Speaker 2: into a position to buy things like I don't know,
Speaker 2: food and everything else, you're gonna be forced into a
Speaker 2: position to have to deal with the tariffs because somebody's
Speaker 2: gonna eat that cost. And it's usually not the people
Speaker 2: in charge. I mean, what happens when your landlord changes
Speaker 2: your rent. He usually does it because they raised his
Speaker 2: property tax, they raised his rate at the bank, they
Speaker 2: did whatever, and now it costs him more. So now
Speaker 2: it costs you more. Same thing happens whether you're buying eggs.
Speaker 2: The big complaint of the year, which now is supposedly
Speaker 2: dropping on the wholesale level, but a whole lot of
Speaker 2: people from all over the country report to me there's
Speaker 2: no change in their egg prices, their food prices, et cetera.
Speaker 2: But even if there was, the uncertainty alone is going
Speaker 2: to cause people to build out plans that are going
Speaker 2: to be there.
Speaker 3: To absorb the possibilities. And here's the sick part.
Speaker 2: Even if these things are paused and they stockpile things,
Speaker 2: and they turn around and they could offer a discount
Speaker 2: ahead of a price increase, like let's just say it's
Speaker 2: dependent on stuff from China and they've got two three
Speaker 2: hundred percent tariffs whatever. First of all, China has the
Speaker 2: mechanism to flood the market on a global scale everywhere
Speaker 2: else by the way, to make it so the US
Speaker 2: can't compete price wise anywhere else on the planet, but
Speaker 2: directly with us. They could turn around and send stuff
Speaker 2: to US so cheap that they can eat the tariffs
Speaker 2: and still beat the.
Speaker 3: US based price. But anyway, pay no attention to that.
Speaker 2: We know that they're economic machinery because of the fusion
Speaker 2: of the government and business over there. It is a
Speaker 2: communist regime that does allow for this like pseudo capitalist
Speaker 2: kind of circumstance. So long as you take on the
Speaker 2: government as your partner and your decision making and all that,
Speaker 2: they can weaponize the entirety of their economy. And I'm
Speaker 2: pretty sure they're the second largest economy on the planet
Speaker 2: next to us, or at least what we were anyway
Speaker 2: at any moment, if there's no need to buy our
Speaker 2: treasuries and all that stuff. Because that was the other
Speaker 2: excuse in the liberal media this week. Oh it's the
Speaker 2: bond market made Trump flinch and all this nonsense. You're
Speaker 2: being fed the line of garbage. The truth is the truth,
Speaker 2: and that is this is a transfer of wealth to
Speaker 2: people that are already wealthy and those they have decided
Speaker 2: to mint as new billionaires. And I promise you none
Speaker 2: of those people are listening to me right now. They
Speaker 2: have no need to you know why. They have no
Speaker 2: need to deal with the real world. They have no
Speaker 2: need to be informed. They can walk around in the
Speaker 2: bliss of ignorance and not worry about it because, unlike
Speaker 2: you and me, they can wait it out.
Speaker 3: It will blow up.
Speaker 2: For bread costs one hundred dollars, not a big deal.
Speaker 2: I mean, so what their housekeeper has to do? What
Speaker 2: have a more loaded prepaid card to take to the
Speaker 2: market when they go to shop for their groceries.
Speaker 3: Is that about it?
Speaker 2: What we will see if there is a rapid inflation,
Speaker 2: if there is a hyperinflationary period in the US, is
Speaker 2: a lot of pain for all of us while this
Speaker 2: whole system is getting gamed and reimagined, even if the
Speaker 2: intent is benevolent at the end of the day, and
Speaker 2: it's not about imploding stuff, which, by the way, I
Speaker 2: guarantee you if this wasn't the Great Orange Jesus, there
Speaker 2: would be a lot of people screaming that this is
Speaker 2: somebody intentionally trying to destroy us all one way or another.
Speaker 2: But the greatest part of this reality is that the
Speaker 2: uncertainty alone is going to cause the rest of us
Speaker 2: to have to be patient and absorb and everything else.
Speaker 2: And if there are strategic removals of people's abilities to
Speaker 2: sustain themselves, you're going to see whole new levels of
Speaker 2: other mayhem that will be blamed on something else, etc.
Speaker 3: Etc.
Speaker 2: And of course we need Trump for a third term.
Speaker 2: That's another thing they've been bandying about this week. But
Speaker 2: I love that Steve Bannon told you this was going
Speaker 2: to happen. We're going to flood the zone so that
Speaker 2: nobody can keep track of what's going on, nobody in
Speaker 2: the liberal media. But when he says liberal media, he
Speaker 2: means anything that opposes what's happening. And in that news front,
Speaker 2: there is no real opposition. Once again, it's as feckless
Speaker 2: as the Democratic Party itself. No real opposition. MSNBC and
Speaker 2: this DNC be illegal, Yeah they should be, because it's
Speaker 2: just beyond stupid over there, But there's no real opposition.
Speaker 2: Everything from meta to all the alphabet soup out there
Speaker 2: that used to be the predominant you know, dinosaur media,
Speaker 2: the oh excuse me, legacy media that was out there,
Speaker 2: the existing you know newspapers that don't worry over the
Speaker 2: fact that they used to tell you that they needed
Speaker 2: to charge at ten dollars for a damn Sunday paper.
Speaker 2: They don't even need to print him anymore. And they're
Speaker 2: still making a good enough profits somehow, you know. And
Speaker 2: by the way, the failing Atlantic, the failing New York Times,
Speaker 2: the failing this.
Speaker 3: Those people are still doing just fine.
Speaker 2: And especially if they go into the business of doing
Speaker 2: the bidding of the government and being the mouthpiece of
Speaker 2: the government, they're.
Speaker 3: Doing just fine.
Speaker 2: They're acquiescing their bending over and they're doing the Mark
Speaker 2: Zuckerberg dance, which is I'm going to change all my
Speaker 2: policies and say I'm sorry to Donald Trump and everybody
Speaker 2: who he is the figurehead four. It's not about Trump.
Speaker 2: It's not necessarily even about the frontmen that got to
Speaker 2: stand on the stage and be all happy with him.
Speaker 2: It's not about Kid Rock sitting down with Bill Maher,
Speaker 2: which is still hilarious. I cannot wait to see what
Speaker 2: he has to say what tomorrow. I think it's on
Speaker 2: the eleventh. In fact, I tweeted at him, I was
Speaker 2: wondering if he was going to be able to get
Speaker 2: that orange ring from around his mouth by the time
Speaker 2: he got back on air, because sitting down with kid
Speaker 2: Rock and Donald Trump. That sounds like something a liberal
Speaker 2: would do right now, wouldn't it be the thing to do?
Speaker 3: Anyway? There's no opposition. Let me explain something to you.
Speaker 2: The only opposition that exists is the silent sleepers that
Speaker 2: gave up and got co opted here.
Speaker 3: I hope you're ready for this ride. It is not
Speaker 3: going to be pleasant.
Speaker 2: And I know I'm getting messages from people who are
Speaker 2: telling me everything's going to be fine, but right now
Speaker 2: I'm suffering a bit, so I don't want to contribute
Speaker 2: to you. And besides that, you're negative all the time
Speaker 2: and you're a bad guy because you didn't support the
Speaker 2: Trump train. And I've changed my mind on this and
Speaker 2: everything's good, and I care about girls' sports and all
Speaker 2: these other things.
Speaker 3: I it's given me a headache.
Speaker 2: I know that the music business has changed, I know
Speaker 2: that people's ideas about politics have changed, but I mean,
Speaker 2: at what point are you going to rationalize this into
Speaker 2: such a pretzel that you're going to just celebrate the
Speaker 2: butcher when you are literally the calf waiting to be
Speaker 2: slaughtered and most of you areveal I know that I'm
Speaker 2: in the line of fire with a bunch of things here.
Speaker 2: I'm experiencing some weird stuff right now, and I don't
Speaker 2: know what's gonna happen. I gotta tell you, I have
Speaker 2: as much unpredictability in my mind out a lot of
Speaker 2: things that could occur in the next few months. I'm
Speaker 2: trying to plan out to even go to Dallas this year,
Speaker 2: and that keeps changing. But I'm supposed to be there,
Speaker 2: and I'm still working with Lancer and trying to get
Speaker 2: that done and trying to maintain this thing that I
Speaker 2: do here and fix that as I go. By the way,
Speaker 2: Bezos is doing fine now, huh.
Speaker 3: He's all right. He's not like in trouble with Trump,
Speaker 3: so he's okay. Just like Zuckerberg. I'm sure they're keeping
Speaker 3: an eye on him.
Speaker 2: Which, by the way, the latest executive order to go
Speaker 2: after certain people that you know, Trump can't even claim
Speaker 2: committed a crime.
Speaker 3: Pay no attention to that either. Anyway.
Speaker 2: We gave you l updates on the JFK thing last night. Today,
Speaker 2: I figured we'd update the news and tomorrow night I
Speaker 2: hope that people will call in on the Friday night show.
Speaker 2: I want to hear from you guys, tell me what's happening.
Speaker 3: Out there that you see.
Speaker 2: And let me know if you're only seeing the things
Speaker 2: that you want to see or if you're actually opening
Speaker 2: your eyes and trying to look at things objectively. See
Speaker 2: I already know the answer to that question, which is,
Speaker 2: by the way, usually what I do on this show.
Speaker 2: I ask questions that I already know the answers to. Anyway,
Speaker 2: if you have answers, I'd love to hear from you.
Speaker 2: And by the way, that's another thing I did announce
Speaker 2: at the beginning of the show, and I'll give it
Speaker 2: to you in this segment one more time. April seventh,
Speaker 2: I was supposed to roll out the front page the
Speaker 2: Weekly Reader, and we've delayed it by a week so
Speaker 2: that I can get in the revisions. But I'm still
Speaker 2: looking for new, fresh writers who want to give me
Speaker 2: a couple of paragraphs on some rarefied information, some stuff
Speaker 2: that they don't think anybody else would publish. And I
Speaker 2: want to create a new magazine kind of format here
Speaker 2: with the front page at Ochelli dot com. So I've
Speaker 2: got some JFK articles, yes, but that's not all I want.
Speaker 2: I don't want stuff just on conspiracy. But if you
Speaker 2: got something goods, send it to me. I rejected a
Speaker 2: bunch of things because they weren't coherent to my mind,
Speaker 2: or they didn't you know, bring true as something that
Speaker 2: would be rare information. But if you have a rare
Speaker 2: argument to make a rare opinion, something like that, something
Speaker 2: that you think nobody would usually publish because of their politics,
Speaker 2: because of their whatever.
Speaker 3: Send it to me. I want to see it.
Speaker 2: If it's unique, I definitely want to print it, but
Speaker 2: I will ask for revisions.
Speaker 3: And this is something that's holding me up. I asked for.
Speaker 2: Can you send me, I don't know, some graphics, some
Speaker 2: photos to go with this, some links for reference.
Speaker 3: Can you do that?
Speaker 2: Because I do a radio show for less than an
Speaker 2: hour and I've got a hundred links and I have
Speaker 2: to reduce them in order to just give you references
Speaker 2: for stuff I'm.
Speaker 3: Bringing up on the show.
Speaker 2: But you know, you want to write me a couple
Speaker 2: of paragraphs and tell me nothing about where you got
Speaker 2: your information.
Speaker 3: Give me some footnotes, something for God's sake.
Speaker 2: Anyway, you can send that stuff to info at ocelly
Speaker 2: dot com as always blind JFK Researcher at gmail dot
Speaker 2: com is my email address, my general personal one, but
Speaker 2: to write articles.
Speaker 3: Info at ocelly dot com.
Speaker 2: Indeed, I am the only one who handles that email,
Speaker 2: but BLINDJFK Researcher at gmail dot com. Okay, info atocelly
Speaker 2: dot com or BLINDJFK Researcher at gmail dot com. The
Speaker 2: Gmail address is for PayPal for general inquiries, et cetera.
Speaker 3: Either way, message me.
Speaker 2: I do have a new Facebook page, but I've got
Speaker 2: like twenty friends on there. It sucks, but you can
Speaker 2: look me up at Charles o'elly now on Facebook, the
Speaker 2: chucko'ceelly account has me locked out. I'm on Twitter x
Speaker 2: whatever you want to call it there, and uh, I
Speaker 2: don't have time for the rest of the social media,
Speaker 2: but I do accept message on all those platforms, and
Speaker 2: you can even comment on things on the website if
Speaker 2: you like. I'm hoping that we're going to get a
Speaker 2: lot more comments on the Weekly Reader when I start
Speaker 2: it next week.
Speaker 3: But until then, it is what it is. It was
Speaker 3: what it was, And like I said, we're going to do.
Speaker 2: The live show on Friday night and hear from you guys,
Speaker 2: hopefully call in. I don't know how we're going to
Speaker 2: run the phone lines come May. Fifth might have to
Speaker 2: change up, but for now we have the standard format
Speaker 2: and the same phone number, so tune in tomorrow night
Speaker 2: for that.
Speaker 3: In the meantime, no.
Speaker 2: Matter who you are, where you are, when you are,
Speaker 2: not only do I hope that you are well, experiencing
Speaker 2: some joy and not suffering in the current economic climate,
Speaker 2: but I want you to know that I am merely o'celli,
Speaker 2: and all of you are the effect.
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