Speaker 1: Get ready for.
Speaker 2: So part of what I'm doing on September twelve, twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five, allegedly according to the calendar, that thing we
Speaker 2: call a calendar here on a Friar'sday night, I'm not
Speaker 2: going to the phone calls right away because I don't
Speaker 2: know if my cost is ready, and quite frankly, i
Speaker 2: need some time to myself. So I'm taking half an
Speaker 2: hour to talk to you about. Yeah, I'm going to
Speaker 2: cover the news, but also I'm going to cover a
Speaker 2: few other things.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: I've got to figure out a couple of settings here
Speaker 2: as I go, and apparently some of my settings are
Speaker 2: probably a little hot, and you know, wind up needing
Speaker 2: to be filtered or changed as we go. And I'm
Speaker 2: hoping that you got You're getting this nice and loud
Speaker 2: and clear and all that good stuff.
Speaker 4: But yeah, we're going to adjust.
Speaker 3: And I'm also.
Speaker 2: Working with a bit of a handicap, because after all,
Speaker 2: I got broken headphones, and emotionally, I'm kind of burnt,
Speaker 2: and for more than one reason. First of all, I
Speaker 2: have not looked forward to this time of the year,
Speaker 2: this particular month, this particular week. And the reason is
Speaker 2: that about half of every September eleventh that I have
Speaker 2: experienced to my memory has been loaded one way or another.
Speaker 4: With terrible, horrible, ugly things.
Speaker 2: And you know it starts not trying to cry to you,
Speaker 2: but just to give you a quick roundupnineteen seventy six,
Speaker 2: I was four years old, might have been the first
Speaker 2: time I ever really truly paid attention to the calendar,
Speaker 2: and that happened to be the day, the night, well,
Speaker 2: the day was September tenth in the first place, but
Speaker 2: on September tenth, my father visits my mother and I
Speaker 2: who are staying at my grandmother's house because they were
Speaker 2: splitting up, et cetera. And that night kind of late
Speaker 2: for me as a little kid, was the last time
Speaker 2: I saw him, because he took his life on the
Speaker 2: eleventh of September. And that was the first crap. September eleventh,
Speaker 2: long before the events that would take place in New
Speaker 2: York City in Washington, DC and the thing that would
Speaker 2: set off a chain reaction of events that led to
Speaker 2: the War on Terror and all of that occurring twenty
Speaker 2: five years later. Well, nineteen seventy six, that was my
Speaker 2: first bad one. The series is series is because multiple
Speaker 2: series excuse me of events have occurred leading up to
Speaker 2: going into September eleventh. For me, over the years, young
Speaker 2: children that I knew dying needlessly, senselessly on September eleventh,
Speaker 2: a couple of them again, before we ever get to
Speaker 2: two thousand and one and my state of adulthood, and
Speaker 2: what I went through there, along with all of you
Speaker 2: who were alive at the time and sentient enough to
Speaker 2: experience it. Deaths of significant people, family, one girlfriend, some
Speaker 2: of the most horrible events and traumatic brutal things that
Speaker 2: have ever occurred to me that have ever taken place,
Speaker 2: that have been visited upon me. Some of the most
Speaker 2: profound acts of violence that I personally endured occurred on
Speaker 2: September ten and eleven. I find it ironic that at
Speaker 2: a certain point I studied the Bible and took from
Speaker 2: the Bible various cues as to when these events that
Speaker 2: are depicted in the Biblical text are supposed to have occurred,
Speaker 2: and have even noted that from what I can estimate,
Speaker 2: you can almost specifically say that if you were to
Speaker 2: a sign a calendar date to the birth of Christ,
Speaker 2: you could find it on September eleventh. Somehow, this repeated
Speaker 2: date has been a personal and well global world shattering
Speaker 2: and shaking date on the calendar for me and for
Speaker 2: many of you. I know there were terror attacks and
Speaker 2: things that occurred before I was born and all of that,
Speaker 2: But from nineteen seventy two when I was born, I
Speaker 2: didn't check seventy two, seventy three, seventy four, seventy five.
Speaker 2: I didn't check to see how bad things were on
Speaker 2: those particular year's version of September eleven. But for some reason,
Speaker 2: it's almost been the thing why I can never fully ignore.
Speaker 2: You know, astrology and astrologers and people who read the stars,
Speaker 2: even if they are idiots and have no idea what
Speaker 2: they're talking about, and even if there was a science
Speaker 2: connected to it, guess what mostly morons and randomness and
Speaker 2: hence they get from other people. Constant plagiarism is what
Speaker 2: they talk about. This is your sign, and this is
Speaker 2: what it means. And indeed there are people that represent
Speaker 2: they're astrological symbols. I often ask myself if they're you know,
Speaker 2: if it's self imposed upon the you know, do they
Speaker 2: think they're supposed to be this way?
Speaker 4: Therefore they are got.
Speaker 2: To tell you, I've known more than one Gemini. Two
Speaker 2: of them are my children, and that sort of dual
Speaker 2: personality thing comes right on through.
Speaker 4: They're not the only.
Speaker 2: People I've ever observed to have dual personalities, but I
Speaker 2: guess it's how you decide to see it. So literally,
Speaker 2: out of almost fifty of these, forty nine of these,
Speaker 2: I guess forty nine times that I've endured September eleventh,
Speaker 2: to my memory, Yeah, every other time a little better
Speaker 2: ratio than one out of two, so a little better
Speaker 2: than half the time. Come to think of it, something
Speaker 2: terrible has taken place on the eleventh of September in
Speaker 2: my life in some way. Now, yesterday was tame for
Speaker 2: me in that personal little depression, a bit of anxiety
Speaker 2: considering things going on in the world, nothing like September eleven,
Speaker 2: two thousand and one. And I'm not even talking about
Speaker 2: the research or you know, conspiracy, We're not going there.
Speaker 2: I'm talking about person to person, Manda Man. This is
Speaker 2: my observation, and somehow part of the pattern that's woven
Speaker 2: into my life that would convince some people that were
Speaker 2: living in a simulation, because it is so consistent that
Speaker 2: every other September eleventh somehow contains the death of my father,
Speaker 2: the death of the grandmother that I know loved me.
Speaker 2: It contains the death.
Speaker 4: Of other relatives.
Speaker 2: Seriously, and it contains the death of people that were
Speaker 2: childhood friends. It contains the death of more than one woman.
Speaker 4: Who I was intimate with.
Speaker 3: It contains but not just death.
Speaker 2: Sometimes this is also the date when something like me
Speaker 2: ending up on the street with nowhere to live happened
Speaker 2: on September eleventh. Now, am I reaching and searching for
Speaker 2: things to line up with a calendar date?
Speaker 3: I am not.
Speaker 2: But ever since I bothered to pay attention to a calendar,
Speaker 2: September eleventh has been a day of darkness for me.
Speaker 2: And again, whether my personal world is just being shook
Speaker 2: or the whole world is shaken around me. It is
Speaker 2: a twenty four hour time period that happens every trip
Speaker 2: around the Sun, allegedly, because that's what that three hundred
Speaker 2: and sixty five days, you know, plus or minus depending
Speaker 2: on leapyer, I guess, and that adjustment and are we
Speaker 2: off and it is?
Speaker 4: Is it an exact calculation?
Speaker 2: And I'm not arguing that, but just say that one
Speaker 2: year is like a representative of the planet taking a
Speaker 2: trip around the sun. If you don't believe in the
Speaker 2: flat earth Frisbee or whatever.
Speaker 3: Maybe if you do.
Speaker 2: Believe in the flat earth Risbee, it's still a trip
Speaker 2: around the Sun. But then again, maybe according to flat earthers,
Speaker 2: because I just can't listen to it long enough, maybe
Speaker 2: the Sun revolves around the Earth.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Very geocentric. I guess idea about the center of the
Speaker 2: universe beginning and ending with mankind because we're so important
Speaker 2: in this vast space and creation, because we are because
Speaker 2: the Bible told you so, I guess, and other people
Speaker 2: have told you you're special, and every religion wants to
Speaker 2: tell you you're special, even the religions of social construct
Speaker 2: the atheist who says he doesn't have a god, but
Speaker 2: then quite honestly worships an authority figure because that's what
Speaker 2: they do one way or another. Maybe the trip around
Speaker 2: the Sun thing is a little too much.
Speaker 3: But that's what I mean by it.
Speaker 2: Every time I make this trip around the Sun, continue
Speaker 2: to breathe when this particular time and space comes back up,
Speaker 2: where we consistently think that the Earth is in the
Speaker 2: same position and other things are in the same position
Speaker 2: that they were last trip round this twenty four hour
Speaker 2: time period from sun up to sundown and honestly from
Speaker 2: darkness to darkness. You know, in the two fixed points
Speaker 2: in the dark when the clock changes, they suck always
Speaker 2: for me.
Speaker 3: So what can I say?
Speaker 2: Speaking of things that suck and the points being missed
Speaker 2: and the miserable trip around the universe. That is what
Speaker 2: am I gonna talk about tonight with a little bit
Speaker 2: of time that I still have left before we go
Speaker 2: to the live call in show, which I'm gonna do,
Speaker 2: Gonna separate this into a different podcast. It doesn't need
Speaker 2: to be all bunched together.
Speaker 4: Screw it.
Speaker 3: We'll also have the Age of.
Speaker 2: Transitions Uncle on the live stream tonight. And I know
Speaker 2: there's very few people listening to me right now in
Speaker 2: the live and that's okay because even if there's only,
Speaker 2: you know, a few people listening, or if there were
Speaker 2: a million people listening, the fact is what I'm about
Speaker 2: to say, what I'm about to try and demonstrate, what
Speaker 2: I'm going to make my effort to communicate to you
Speaker 2: in coded, metaphoric and direct fashion, is the reality that
Speaker 2: nobody has the ability to comprehend, accept or is willing
Speaker 2: to even.
Speaker 3: Allow to crack.
Speaker 2: Their well crafted, fully self convinced reality with concepts and
Speaker 2: the truth of that reality that is being demonstrated in
Speaker 2: real time, in ugliness, in stupid and in a need
Speaker 2: seemingly to encourage not just civil war, but self destruction
Speaker 2: of our species, like a guarantee that there is no
Speaker 2: other option but to make sure that you choose the
Speaker 2: side that you are going to die for and kill for.
Speaker 4: So I guess you've guessed. I'm going to talk about
Speaker 4: Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 2: Not because I was a fan of his, and not
Speaker 2: because I wasn't a fan of his. Actually, I have
Speaker 2: mixed feelings about this whole interesting bit of media that's
Speaker 2: out there that indeed there are people making a living
Speaker 2: at it, so it must be viable to some degree
Speaker 2: in the marketplace. And it's not just people that are
Speaker 2: blessed and inherit. You know, suddenly Koch Brothers level funding
Speaker 2: without question, just because they're a good necessary weapon or
Speaker 2: tool to a portion of the establishment that requires tools
Speaker 2: and weapons. You know, people who are well past their
Speaker 2: prime above their heads talent wise, and shouldn't be published,
Speaker 2: like Bill O'Reilly, who's a waste of space with everything
Speaker 2: as getting killed, you know, killing this killing Nat killing everybody,
Speaker 2: from Lincoln, Eisenhower and General Patton, I think, all the
Speaker 2: way to Jesus. Now he's got a book Confronting Evil.
Speaker 2: And I got to tell you, I used to read
Speaker 2: Bill O'Reilly's books and was entertained by his quaint anecdotes.
Speaker 2: And the guy, I think, if I remember correctly, grew
Speaker 2: up in Jersey, so you know, even when I lived
Speaker 2: in Jersey, it wasn't just the homesickness. They gave me
Speaker 2: an affinity for it. I kind of liked Bill O'Reilly
Speaker 2: and he made sense to me at a certain point.
Speaker 2: Before you know, I learned quite a few more things
Speaker 2: about the reality around us and his very useful and
Speaker 2: obvious generic place in it. The guy wasn't unique special entertaining,
Speaker 2: probably not writing his own stuff. Definitely a TV douchebag
Speaker 2: who you know, went from what was it Inside Edition
Speaker 2: or I don't know, one of those magazine TV shows.
Speaker 2: Tells you something there two things that hardly exist anymore
Speaker 2: at all. But still he exists and continues to make
Speaker 2: a living, badly, poorly performing at what he does. And
Speaker 2: you know, even at this point, Meat had Cuomo has
Speaker 2: been hired as his you know, human crutch. But anyway,
Speaker 2: all of that aside Charlie Kirk, I've got opinions, but
Speaker 2: my opinion doesn't matter. And the seizure of the righteous
Speaker 2: indignation of people who have decided that he is a
Speaker 2: good enough martyr to openly call for civil war, and
Speaker 2: the elimination of other human beings who have decided to
Speaker 2: blindly follow a different blind following than yours. There are
Speaker 2: people out there who think he's a good martyr and
Speaker 2: let's go for it. And that's a horrible, pointless and ridiculous.
Speaker 3: Thing to do.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: Do I say that just because it's right wing or
Speaker 2: just because it's violence. No, because here's the other problem,
Speaker 2: and that is the absolutely ridiculous and of course hypocrisy laden, disgusting,
Speaker 2: revolting you know, almost makes your root for the Grand meteor,
Speaker 2: both sides of this, because these supposed kinder, gentler liberals
Speaker 2: are pretty much terrible also, and not just pretty much,
Speaker 2: I mean absolutely all the way across either, you know,
Speaker 2: just like when we see and by the way, nobody
Speaker 2: pay attention to the school shooting that went on that
Speaker 2: day or the other horrible things, the ramped up bombing
Speaker 2: in Ukraine, the increased horror of what is happening, you know,
Speaker 2: near that area we call Israel. All of that pay
Speaker 2: no attention to that or any other terrible thing that
Speaker 2: happened that day because Charlie Kirk, even in foreign countries
Speaker 2: where people were going, who's this guy, was the focus
Speaker 2: so much so that we got flags that have staff
Speaker 2: and I don't want to hear about. You know, well,
Speaker 2: that's because he meant so much to so many people.
Speaker 2: There are other people that die that mean a lot
Speaker 2: to a lot of other people don't get the flags
Speaker 2: lowered or not venerated, or not given government treatment. And
Speaker 2: as if they are American heroes, you might consider Charlie
Speaker 2: kirkan American hero. Donald Trump thinks he's an American hero
Speaker 2: because in his mind he helped him get elected. But
Speaker 2: reality is, we've had lawmakers, actual heroes, people that I
Speaker 2: found to be personal heroes, people that I guarantee you
Speaker 2: found to be personal heroes that didn't.
Speaker 4: Get the flag lowered.
Speaker 2: But I don't begrudge any of that. You know, the
Speaker 2: Medal of freedom, the accolades, the grieving, everyone is entitled
Speaker 2: to it. But what is being missed in the I'm
Speaker 2: rooting for the vengeance. I'm rooting for the you know,
Speaker 2: for the.
Speaker 4: Fact that this guy got wiped out.
Speaker 2: It is an ugly, and I do mean ugly, clearly
Speaker 2: inhumane fact of this guy's death at the age of
Speaker 2: thirty one.
Speaker 4: The fact that.
Speaker 2: The video was immediately coldly spread around amazing how they
Speaker 2: couldn't figure out how to blur that on most platforms though,
Speaker 2: you know, because guess what the bleeding was going to
Speaker 2: be leading whether it's on your TV screen or it's
Speaker 2: on your social media scene. And they showed this guy
Speaker 2: getting hit in the neck, and I got to tell
Speaker 2: you one thing, it doesn't look faked, although I do
Speaker 2: see some conspiracy you know, idiots out there saying that
Speaker 2: it looks you know, this was faked. Near the video
Speaker 2: either special effects have suddenly jumped to a new level.
Speaker 2: I mean, I know what special effects. You can make
Speaker 2: anything look like anything. But I'm telling you now, you
Speaker 2: would have a hard time and I haven't watched it
Speaker 2: a lot, but I watched it enough. You'd have a
Speaker 2: hard time convincing me that this has been faked or staged.
Speaker 4: A guy was murdered.
Speaker 2: Now, I know everybody's got there, and this is what
Speaker 2: the problem is really everybody's got a design.
Speaker 3: To it.
Speaker 2: There's certain people that it's okay to kill, and that's frankly,
Speaker 2: ninety five percent of us have a not just it's
Speaker 2: okay to kill, because killing is, you know, factor of nature,
Speaker 2: factor of life.
Speaker 4: It occurs.
Speaker 2: There's reasons to kill that are not just murder, that
Speaker 2: are not the senseless and unjustified stuffing out of life,
Speaker 2: you know, to take someone's life out of mercy, to
Speaker 2: take someone's life to end suffering, to even the concept
Speaker 2: of the death penalty if it were or you know,
Speaker 2: actually applied by a just system, well that is an
Speaker 2: act of It doesn't teach anybody anything, it doesn't.
Speaker 4: Prevent future murders. But what it does.
Speaker 2: Is make sure, with pretty good certainty that that physical
Speaker 2: person who was a murderer cannot do it again, and
Speaker 2: you know, has no reason to continue even breathing, which
Speaker 2: in and of itself is a blessing. And I get
Speaker 2: that now. Maybe that's my line of justification. If you're
Speaker 2: a senseless murderer and there's no point to you except that,
Speaker 2: and you're going to be nothing but a dangerous hazard,
Speaker 2: I know, they can monetize your existence and the prison
Speaker 2: industrial complex can make money on you, but you know,
Speaker 2: profit versus removing something or disrupting toxicity on planet Earth
Speaker 2: is worth eliminating some people. Now that's my line of justification,
Speaker 2: but it's a hard one to get to.
Speaker 4: It's not that easy. Now.
Speaker 2: We live in a time when if you're in the
Speaker 2: wrong place at the wrong time, people don't even consider
Speaker 2: whether it was.
Speaker 3: Okay to murder you.
Speaker 2: Because you are deemed a criminal, or you are deemed
Speaker 2: to be in a territory that you don't belong in,
Speaker 2: or you are in the way of somebody else reassembling
Speaker 2: their map, or you were on a boat that supposedly
Speaker 2: had drugs on it, or you happen to be in
Speaker 2: a city where violence is prevalent and it's your fault
Speaker 2: you were there, so therefore too bad, or you were
Speaker 2: a drug addict so your life has lesser value. These
Speaker 2: are just a small, and I do mean tiny, microscopic
Speaker 2: sample the many justifications and people use for the you know, systematic,
Speaker 2: complete or desired elimination murder of other people. Civil war
Speaker 2: is a good justification that people are starting to again,
Speaker 2: as if they ever stopped talking about, because now it's
Speaker 2: time and it's time to eliminate the dams, It's time
Speaker 2: to eliminate whatever. And finally we get word that at
Speaker 2: least this guy was somewhat a Trump opponent. But even
Speaker 2: before anybody had an idea about any of that, they
Speaker 2: were screaming for the elimination of I don't know if
Speaker 2: we count them, and we assume that people have, you know,
Speaker 2: been honest about allowing themselves to be counted. I mean,
Speaker 2: what's a bare minimum on the supposed left in the country,
Speaker 2: people that you would call the left forty million people.
Speaker 2: You'd be just fine with them dying because of things
Speaker 2: that some people did. Other people would be just fine
Speaker 2: with you. People on the right nine because they did
Speaker 2: not see the right wing shift coming, and that's what
Speaker 2: they want to call them. And everybody hyperbolically going to Hitler.
Speaker 3: And everything else. And here's.
Speaker 2: Where we could just go around in circles and express
Speaker 2: ourselves all day and do it regardless of logic, regardless
Speaker 2: of morality, regardless of accomplishing or ending any sort of
Speaker 2: cycle of violence, none of that. And some people would say, look,
Speaker 2: you're an idiot because you even want peace in the
Speaker 2: first place. Okay, fair enough, you can have those opinions.
Speaker 2: That's just fine, but all of it, and I do.
Speaker 4: Mean all of it.
Speaker 2: Puts us in a position where no one will actually.
Speaker 4: The true issue, The true issue.
Speaker 2: Is they them. The true issue is that way of thinking.
Speaker 2: The true issue is the warping of people because and
Speaker 2: I'm not even putting that on the right, the left,
Speaker 2: the libertarian, because either way you could insert you know.
Speaker 4: Those people warp others by.
Speaker 2: Those people, not you or your friends or the people
Speaker 2: that agree with you, but the people that are on
Speaker 2: the other side, regardless, they are eligible for murder because
Speaker 2: they are damaging others in society by and here's where
Speaker 2: you can insert the you know, the degradation of the
Speaker 2: sex is the removal of male and female identity, The
Speaker 2: fact that you know you don't have the courage to
Speaker 2: not commit murder via abortion, the idea that you are
Speaker 2: a drug pusher, therefore you've surrendered your right to live,
Speaker 2: the idea that on one side you see support this
Speaker 2: monster Trump. On the other side, you support you know,
Speaker 2: the fascist. Well, they don't use fascists, they call them communists.
Speaker 2: I think it's they always call them communists. When it
Speaker 2: comes to Biden, his supporters common.
Speaker 3: Law right all that. Uh, it's because they then.
Speaker 2: They are doing damage to my country, my society, planet Earth.
Speaker 3: They gotta go. And like I.
Speaker 2: Said, I'm not even trying to be unbalanced about this.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to tell you that there's actually a common
Speaker 2: issue here, a common issue that nobody really wants to face,
Speaker 2: and it is the devaluation and the lack of truth
Speaker 2: regarding the value of human life in general. We need
Speaker 2: to recognize practice and implant, implement, and implant in others,
Speaker 2: you know, with the capacity to comprehend the current deficit
Speaker 2: and the courage influence and uniquely uplift others as opposed
Speaker 2: to continuing the argument, derail the current depraved agenda, and
Speaker 2: forge options.
Speaker 3: So that we can even.
Speaker 2: Begin to encourage all to divest from the established paradigms
Speaker 2: which are not accomplishing the alleged goals of those paradigms.
Speaker 2: And frankly, just ask yourself, is this going well?
Speaker 3: Do you think it is?
Speaker 2: Maybe you feel that pump of adrenaline and the righteous
Speaker 2: cortisol that comes through your system when it's time to
Speaker 2: go to battle, and you think you're going to win
Speaker 2: one way or another.
Speaker 4: By some methodology.
Speaker 2: But we need a new paradigm, and we need to
Speaker 2: re engineer that which was artificially engineered against us. We're
Speaker 2: not meant to do this way. And you know, one
Speaker 2: side or the other will try to make that argument
Speaker 2: in a feeble in a feeble capacity, in a listless way,
Speaker 2: and it won't get done anyway. Here is where we
Speaker 2: find ourselves. And until we figure out how to place
Speaker 2: proper value on the lives of all others, and we
Speaker 2: figure out a way to make this not safe, life
Speaker 2: is not I don't expect safety. Charlie Kirk didn't expect safety,
Speaker 2: you know, by the way they're gonna they're gonna cancel
Speaker 2: and remove South Park episodes and everything else. That guy
Speaker 2: thought that the South Park you know, mocking of him
Speaker 2: was funny. I would take it as a great honor.
Speaker 2: I digressed really bad. But the guy falkness of it all.
Speaker 2: Here's a couple of like clips, real quick of Charlie
Speaker 2: Kirk in his own words, you know, saying what he's
Speaker 2: and people are doing this now where they're pulling out. Look,
Speaker 2: I can prove a point here. How many times did
Speaker 2: he say that it's acceptable for there to be gun violence?
Speaker 2: You know, I can live with that because we keep
Speaker 2: the Second Amendment. I don't disagree with him there do.
Speaker 2: I think it's proper to point that out and say, well,
Speaker 2: look you got what you got. Now, No, this is
Speaker 2: not how we should be behaving in the aftermath of this.
Speaker 2: It doesn't mean you got to enshrine him and make
Speaker 2: him into a saint. The guy wasn't. I mean, look,
Speaker 2: he had a business model. It was successful and it worked.
Speaker 2: It was this you know, debate everybody, and there are
Speaker 2: guys on the left and the right. There's a whole
Speaker 2: industry of this. Charlie Kirk got in at the right
Speaker 2: time and by doing that and being the influencer at
Speaker 2: the age of thirty one, he winds up at Trump's inauguration.
Speaker 2: He's there with you know, whatever you think of Trump,
Speaker 2: even he's there with the president. He's got a media presence,
Speaker 2: He's invited everywhere to speak success now methodology or content.
Speaker 2: I mean you could say that a producer of online
Speaker 2: pornography who does it well and does it the best,
Speaker 2: you can't argue with success if he's making it. Not
Speaker 2: everybody can just turn on a camera and create pornography.
Speaker 2: Fear porn They can't necessarily create a radio show and
Speaker 2: guarantee success financial or otherwise. People can film TV shows
Speaker 2: and have special effects on the level of you know,
Speaker 2: many a Star Wars film at home, you know, with
Speaker 2: a fairly minimal investment compared to not so long ago.
Speaker 2: And people can do well and make things in an
Speaker 2: excellent fashion and create and still guess what they'd also
Speaker 2: don't have a path to success. The guy had success
Speaker 2: at his chosen craft. Some people call him Atrol whatever else,
Speaker 2: look screw whatever I gotta say about it, that's not
Speaker 2: the point. And it's also not the point that he's
Speaker 2: a father. You need to no, man, I got a
Speaker 2: problem there, because that's not really the truth of our metrics.
Speaker 3: Either.
Speaker 2: A lot of fathers die and nobody cares. A lot
Speaker 2: of fathers die and people celebrate and mocket and say
Speaker 2: they got what they deserved because they had a ventanyl
Speaker 2: pill in their mouth, or they were a bad guy before,
Speaker 2: or they were an legal immigrant, or they mouthed off
Speaker 2: to the cop.
Speaker 3: They got what they deserved. People.
Speaker 2: You know, I don't feel that way, and I'm going
Speaker 2: to be consistent about it.
Speaker 3: You know, do people bring.
Speaker 2: Things upon themselves in certain circumstances.
Speaker 3: Absolutely they do.
Speaker 4: But I never say.
Speaker 2: They should be executed, you know, even though I did
Speaker 2: kind of, you know, put that forth with that whole
Speaker 2: Luigi Mangioni in the health company CEO. Guy, I'm not
Speaker 2: extracting myself from the equation. I'm just one of the
Speaker 2: few people that recognizes that we are at a point where, indeed,
Speaker 2: in my mind, you know.
Speaker 3: In a moment of frustration.
Speaker 2: With right wing talking points, I turn around and say,
Speaker 2: you know what, I'm fine with a guy who got
Speaker 2: rich making sure that other people couldn't have healthcare because
Speaker 2: somebody decided to shoot him. I said something that and
Speaker 2: felt it and meant it. And that's another thing. Be
Speaker 2: honest already, you know, when we see these democrats going, no,
Speaker 2: this is terrible, this shouldn't have happened, it's more infuriating
Speaker 2: than the guy says, look, I got no comment on this.
Speaker 2: You know, it's more infuriating to see that, or even
Speaker 2: on the other side, somebody going no, you know what,
Speaker 2: you in the media, it's all your fault. No, Look,
Speaker 2: we can blanket things and try and stick blame on everybody,
Speaker 2: but it doesn't mean it's valid. So anyway, Charlie Kirk,
Speaker 2: partially in his own words, and then I'm of course
Speaker 2: running over time. I gotta get to the show with
Speaker 2: BPT because I'm sure you guys want to say stuff,
Speaker 2: and I'm gonna probably just have to sit back and
Speaker 2: let you vent terrible things. And hopefully it's not so
Speaker 2: terrible that I can't distribute the podcast afterwards. But at
Speaker 2: least we'll have this little brief thing if I can't
Speaker 2: distribute the call and show if you guys get out
Speaker 2: of hand with it. So and I haven't even hooked
Speaker 2: up the phone lines yet coming soon, but like I said,
Speaker 2: Charlie Kirk's own words, a lightning quick maybe five ten
Speaker 2: minutes of actual news, and then I'm going to shut
Speaker 2: off the stream and get Bpede on here so we
Speaker 2: can try to sort out something else. As a matter
Speaker 2: of fact, I've got a totally different idea from more
Speaker 2: and more Charlie Kirk discussion, because quite honestly, you can
Speaker 2: get that anywhere, and it's more frustrating to me that
Speaker 2: we waste my time with stuff that you could get
Speaker 2: anywhere else when we've got an opportunity here where a
Speaker 2: small group of us are actually interested in this stream
Speaker 2: and we could make it into something unique. And instead,
Speaker 2: let's just regurgitate the stuff that we saw in Fox.
Speaker 2: Let's regurgitate the stuff that's out there in the news.
Speaker 2: Let's regurgitate the same thing that the politician that I
Speaker 2: like or agree with said.
Speaker 3: Let's just regurgitate the same news.
Speaker 2: You know, I don't want to do that, but you
Speaker 2: guys are in control during the call in show, So anyway,
Speaker 2: Charlie Kirk a couple of comments from his own words,
Speaker 2: just an Instagram pickup that I got earlier. No, No,
Speaker 2: it's not gonna.
Speaker 5: Yeah, challenging conversations because that's what is so important to
Speaker 5: our country is to find our disagreements respectfully, because when
Speaker 5: people stop talking, that's when violence happens.
Speaker 6: I've never seen someone do well. It's a growing trend
Speaker 6: because people like me are facing violence, assaults the left, yes,
Speaker 6: the campus Antifa. I've been stormed out of restaurants. I've
Speaker 6: been assaulted publicly, multiple death threats.
Speaker 2: So once your calling, there's more.
Speaker 3: Again.
Speaker 2: Antiva disappeared a while ago. I just I feel the
Speaker 2: need to, you know, keep records straight. There's no Antifa,
Speaker 2: you know, those uniforms disappeared and yeah, the massive protests
Speaker 2: not really happening, although there was a protest. And then
Speaker 2: maybe I'll play a clip real fast before I'm done
Speaker 2: with this mini pre show. Anyway, back to Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 6: Some people would pop actually believe, and they come out
Speaker 6: of the woodwork when I do stuff like this. We
Speaker 6: record all of it so that we probably put on
Speaker 6: the internet so people can see these ideas collide. When
Speaker 6: people stop talking, that's when you're getting violence. That's when
Speaker 6: civil war happens because you start to think the other
Speaker 6: side is so evil and they.
Speaker 2: Lose their humanity.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: See, even he had the understanding that dehumanizing others is
Speaker 2: what will lead to a guarantee of violence. Now, am
Speaker 2: I going to tell you that he walked that line
Speaker 2: the right way? I'm not gonna hear to judge. I'm
Speaker 2: just saying that he said something that is a fragment
Speaker 2: of what I'm trying to get at here with.
Speaker 3: This idea.
Speaker 2: Of you know, here's my false appearance of frankness. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna say thoughts and prayers and it's a tragedy. They
Speaker 2: don't mean that. They're saying it because they think they
Speaker 2: have to, and they're saying it in order to score
Speaker 2: points or to.
Speaker 4: Set you up for next level.
Speaker 2: And that's what they've done on all sides, except to
Speaker 2: be honest with you.
Speaker 3: Here is where I do see a difference.
Speaker 2: There's a little more blunt honesty from the right wing side,
Speaker 2: who are now not afraid to basically say we need
Speaker 2: to go after these people, we need to get them,
Speaker 2: when the left wing is thinking the same thing, but
Speaker 2: they're trying to dance around it and not.
Speaker 4: You know, make statements that are too harsh.
Speaker 3: But believe me, the.
Speaker 2: Harshness lurks in the hearts of all on this impassioned
Speaker 2: battle that is happening.
Speaker 4: And I mean when I see articles that.
Speaker 2: Say, did south Park play role in Charlie Kirk's assassination,
Speaker 2: I mean that is just stupid. They mock everybody, and
Speaker 2: they happen to mock him a couple of weeks back,
Speaker 2: or a couple of episodes back. And now my understanding
Speaker 2: is they're going to pull the episode. I don't know
Speaker 2: if they have, but they might pull it and disappear it.
Speaker 2: There have been south Park episodes gone before. There was
Speaker 2: also a fight that broke out, you know, during a
Speaker 2: Charlie Kirk vigil, which you know, the evil evil MSNBC
Speaker 2: and NBC have been out there telling you where to
Speaker 2: go for vigils, so on and so forth, so you
Speaker 2: know things are happening. I was also at the Zoom
Speaker 2: meeting for JFK stuff last night, but I don't have
Speaker 2: time for that because Tyler Robinson is the twenty two
Speaker 2: year old that they finally caught and ideed in Utah,
Speaker 2: and Cash Pttel wanted to get up there and somehow
Speaker 2: tell you that he's going to see Charlie Kirk in Valhalla,
Speaker 2: which I found to be an odd sentence, but nonetheless,
Speaker 2: he can express himself as he wishes, and he's the
Speaker 2: head of the FBI, so believe me, he's got a
Speaker 2: lot more latitude than most of us. Oh he's also
Speaker 2: a rich guy, so you know, things are things. And meantime,
Speaker 2: you know, on the ninth of September, the terribly truly
Speaker 2: violent Left, which I always find funny. It's like they're
Speaker 2: either wooses or they're extremely violent. Some people can't make
Speaker 2: up their mind. They're a completely confabulated, really mentally ill
Speaker 2: bunch because they make no sense out of anything. At
Speaker 2: least their opponents have a line of reasoning that you
Speaker 2: can follow. But anyway, people tell me, no, they're more
Speaker 2: Lockstep unified than anything. And so I'm not here to
Speaker 2: argue that either. But a little bit of audio from well,
Speaker 2: you know, Donald Trump going down to the crab and
Speaker 2: seafood and steak Shack or whatever it's called Joe's actually,
Speaker 2: I think is the name of it in DC. He
Speaker 2: goes out to dinner only twice since he's been president,
Speaker 2: supposedly right, and Code Pink got in, which you know,
Speaker 2: ask yourself, have you ever tried to get close to
Speaker 2: the president when he's anywhere?
Speaker 4: And Code Pink figured out a way to sneak.
Speaker 2: In there, hold up phones, film the guy, and get
Speaker 2: a protest chant going. I mean even Trump stands there
Speaker 2: for a minute, makes faces at him, and then waves
Speaker 2: get rid of him. In this video, but this is
Speaker 2: the audio of Code Pink confronting Donald Trump in a restaurant.
Speaker 7: Protesters disrupted a dinner attended by Donald Trump chanting. The
Speaker 7: event included Trump and several of his cabinet members, including JD. Vance,
Speaker 7: Pete Hegseth, and Marco Rubio, members of Code Pink, a feminist,
Speaker 7: anti war grassroots organization demonstrated outside the venue, with a
Speaker 7: few managing to enter despite heavy security.
Speaker 2: Okay, so just in case, because the incoherent even attempt
Speaker 2: by a handful of code pink feminists to chant is
Speaker 2: even like not in sync. But they're like, you know
Speaker 2: what was it, Oh, free DC, Free Palestine. Trump is
Speaker 2: the hitler of our time. So they got rhymes, but
Speaker 2: you know, the things they just said making no sense,
Speaker 2: But they got a chant from I don't know, a
Speaker 2: couple of ladies that got into the restaurant and it
Speaker 2: wasn't a big secret. They held up their phones and
Speaker 2: like I said, Trump like stood there, made faces at him,
Speaker 2: kind of you know, the tilted head smirk thing he does,
Speaker 2: and then he waved his hand and you know, security
Speaker 2: gently removed them. Nobody got beat up, hurt, killed, nothing, No,
Speaker 2: but that was allowed to happen somehow. I gotta tell
Speaker 2: you I couldn't get near presidential candidates when I accidentally
Speaker 2: wandered in their vicinity on more than one occasion. Matter
Speaker 2: of fact, the weirdest one was two Dy from Facts
Speaker 2: of Life, where she was there representing Jesse Jackson, and
Speaker 2: I had the Nation of Islam pounce on me.
Speaker 4: But that was the nation of Islam.
Speaker 3: That's different.
Speaker 2: But I've also been confronted by secret Service when I
Speaker 2: did not know that I was near somebody that was important.
Speaker 2: A congressman came through, and the governor of the state
Speaker 2: of New Jersey came through once, you know, to a
Speaker 2: place that I worked at, and the governor's security actually
Speaker 2: wasn't high. Well, one governor was, and one governor wasn't weird.
Speaker 2: Governor McGreevy who turned out to be the gay guy
Speaker 2: and all that, and you know, got out of there
Speaker 2: because he gave a job to his lover and he
Speaker 2: had all you know, beard marriage going on and all that.
Speaker 2: Look it up sometime if you want. That guy stops
Speaker 2: at my gas station and he got near everybody and
Speaker 2: there was like no barrier. But another time, I'm a
Speaker 2: governor and a congress person who was I don't know,
Speaker 2: somehow involved in succession or near whatever happened to be
Speaker 2: in my state, and I accidentally wandered near this guy
Speaker 2: in an apple orchard of all places. Almost got killed,
Speaker 2: you know, almost got beat up real bad. Just for
Speaker 2: wait a minute, what what happened? I don't even know
Speaker 2: what are you talking about? I didn't even know what
Speaker 2: was going on. Heavy security sometimes and maybe it's just
Speaker 2: a matter of luck of the draw, I don't know.
Speaker 2: But the president, the vice president or first of all
Speaker 2: in the same place at the same time, which you
Speaker 2: would think would be a high security issue, and the
Speaker 2: Secret Service would be working to make sure nothing happens
Speaker 2: to that pair, plus cabinet secretaries, everybody at Joe's Crab
Speaker 2: and seafood and steak joint. You would think there would
Speaker 2: be heavy security. But anyway, this whole thing is weird,
Speaker 2: the fact that this tile Robinson got away after shooting
Speaker 2: Charlie Kirk, the weirdness of the man hunt. His father
Speaker 2: turned him in after a priest advised him, Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: all of this happened. And again a couple of bullet
Speaker 2: points just as I go. You know, I also had
Speaker 2: to comment at Chris Cuomo, who's a moron out their
Speaker 2: meathead is out there trying to, you know, act as
Speaker 2: though he's mister super morality. You know, this particular year,
Speaker 2: in this particular phase of his career. He's a fake
Speaker 2: Christian on the Christian Network of Conservatives. Now, even though
Speaker 2: most people that hated him used to say he was
Speaker 2: a liberal. He's another guy who's not legitimately anything except
Speaker 2: there to collect a paycheck and be a talking head
Speaker 2: that you know, combines forces with whoever they stick him
Speaker 2: with to prop up Like I said, he props up
Speaker 2: Paraldo and Bill O'Reilly, and he's there to keep those
Speaker 2: guys going, you know, even though they're way past expiration
Speaker 2: on their.
Speaker 3: Juice to go with the gin.
Speaker 4: They should be done.
Speaker 2: In the media spheres, but they're not.
Speaker 3: They still exist.
Speaker 2: But Chris Cuomo's is there to be part of the band.
Speaker 2: And I do mean band as in musicians. If he
Speaker 2: understood music, it would be a miracle.
Speaker 3: But he's just.
Speaker 2: Another embarrassing Italian. Moving on the weirdness of what got
Speaker 2: reported regarding the shooting of you know, Charlie Kirk. You know,
Speaker 2: they wanted to give us this whole thing about how
Speaker 2: he had messages on his bullets. They're not you know,
Speaker 2: a bunch of I don't know, be a tranny for
Speaker 2: your mammy or whatever messages that people were saying they
Speaker 2: were to begin with. They're weirder than that, and they're
Speaker 2: definitely you know, like I'm a jackass on the left
Speaker 2: side of things. Messages apparently scratched into bullets or on
Speaker 2: his weapon as well, and he certainly had those ideas,
Speaker 2: and it is a left he going after a for sure,
Speaker 2: that's what ended up happening. But people were screaming about
Speaker 2: that before they had any evidence. But you know, pay
Speaker 2: no attention to that. You know, the unrestrained, puric unrest
Speaker 2: that dehumanizes all must continue unabated, no matter how creepy
Speaker 2: it is. But anyway, moving forward, this kid should be
Speaker 2: dealt with as is appropriate. He's in Utah, he's likely
Speaker 2: to get the death penalty.
Speaker 4: I have a feeling you didn't realize that.
Speaker 2: But we're going to continue on with it. You know, hey,
Speaker 2: fascist catch obviously taunting people that he's planning on shooting
Speaker 2: at and not a bad shot for a twenty two
Speaker 2: year old who's you know, just there to make a point.
Speaker 2: But like I said, fights breaking out at peaceful vigils
Speaker 2: because people gotta be jerks and go through there and
Speaker 2: scream f Charlie Kirk while they're riding a scooter. Saw
Speaker 2: that in Idaho, you know, people screaming about South Park
Speaker 2: now retroactively, we need to cancel stuff. Meanwhile, like I said,
Speaker 2: there's bombings going on there is war being stoked, not
Speaker 2: just the civil One year, oh, the Richest People in
Speaker 2: the World list came out in Forbes. Number one is
Speaker 2: Elon Musk. There's an obvious, you know, no kidding, a circumstance,
Speaker 2: and apparently he's got three hundred and forty two billion dollars.
Speaker 2: There's also you know, if you just go with the
Speaker 2: American part of the list, he got usual suspects, Zuckerberg, Bezos,
Speaker 2: Ellison right away, Bernard an Alts and family, Warren Buffett,
Speaker 2: you know, Larry Page, recognizable names, and then you know,
Speaker 2: Bill Gates is like number thirteen, believe it or not,
Speaker 2: Bloomberg is fourteen, and various Walton's are in the top twenty.
Speaker 2: I think there's like four sets of this person and
Speaker 2: family Waltons. If you don't know who that is, that's
Speaker 2: Walmart people.
Speaker 3: Oh and the Coke entities.
Speaker 2: Two of them or at number twenty one and twenty
Speaker 2: two at America. A lot of these people realistically from
Speaker 2: the United States. The majority of the top of the
Speaker 2: list for sure. And by the way, these are like
Speaker 2: the four hundred richest people in the world.
Speaker 4: This list from.
Speaker 2: Forbes, which i'll provide to you guys. You know, as
Speaker 2: part of what I'm going to put in the chat
Speaker 2: and what it is I'm talking about tonight, and the
Speaker 2: next thing we're going to do.
Speaker 3: Is get to some other news.
Speaker 2: Let me see if I covered my entire set of notes.
Speaker 2: I think I did. Oh, I know I mentioned this
Speaker 2: on another show. But Fawn Hall and Ali North Oliver
Speaker 2: North the reunion of the Iran Contra duo. Right, she
Speaker 2: was stuffing papers and hiding stuff with that she wasn't
Speaker 2: shredding in her pantyhose, run and back James Dobson and
Speaker 2: Charlie Kirk and whether to rejoice in death? That is
Speaker 2: a Baptistnews dot com article.
Speaker 4: Might want to check that out.
Speaker 2: People didn't get the tranny shooter they wanted, like I said,
Speaker 2: And sorry I took so long with my personal note
Speaker 2: at the beginning. But you know, this is the reality
Speaker 2: of the world in which we are currently existing allegedly.
Speaker 2: And I gotta say the weirdness of is Trump sick
Speaker 2: or dying? That went on? Oh hey, Bob Menendez, the
Speaker 2: disgraced senator that had gold bars in his house and
Speaker 2: was taken all kinds of you know, cash that other
Speaker 2: people do get away with taking in our government and
Speaker 2: all that good stuff, the bribes and gripped and graft
Speaker 2: that guy. His wife is complaining that she was just
Speaker 2: a puppet and wasn't involved when she took bribes too.
Speaker 2: But you know, oh hey, polling down some drones in
Speaker 2: its airspace, becoming the PERSONATO member to fire during the
Speaker 2: war in Ukraine over their own territory. You know, if
Speaker 2: anybody else bothers to mention, by the way, the declarations
Speaker 2: by Trump that they've got the guy and that he
Speaker 2: should be.
Speaker 4: Dealt with however he should be dealt with.
Speaker 2: And everything else, you know what it reminded me of,
Speaker 2: and the weirdness of the echoes of this circumstance the
Speaker 2: Utah governor, we got him, that phrase came from the
Speaker 2: bin laden thing struck a chord of me there. But
Speaker 2: also there was a problem in nineteen seventy when Richard Nixon,
Speaker 2: you know, was pretty.
Speaker 4: Much well, I he's guilty, and the.
Speaker 2: Lawyers tried to bring it up as you know, the
Speaker 2: whole country now heard the president say he's guilty. How's
Speaker 2: this guy going to get a fair trial? That was
Speaker 2: Charles Manson like in I don't know, August or September
Speaker 2: of nineteen seventy. Who knows, maybe that was something that
Speaker 2: really made a difference on nine eleven, but I wasn't
Speaker 2: alive in.
Speaker 3: Nineteen seventy just yet. Anyway, the issue with the.
Speaker 2: Paradigm of human life and how it is devalued as
Speaker 2: a constant, Yeah, I think that's the real problem. Did
Speaker 2: Russia deliberately target Poland's airspace? Does anybody care that?
Speaker 3: You know? Literally, this is a New York.
Speaker 2: Post headline, you're on contra figures. Oliver North and Fawn
Speaker 2: Hall secretly married forty years after scandal. They got a
Speaker 2: hold of their marriage license. He had a wife for
Speaker 2: fifty years. She you know, had a husband for a while.
Speaker 2: She was married to Danny Sugarman, the guy who managed
Speaker 2: the Doors rock and roll guy. Not saying that was
Speaker 2: cool or not, but that's who she ended up with.
Speaker 2: I mentioned the fights, I mentioned the comments on the bullets.
Speaker 2: I think I mentioned all that, and I'll have to
Speaker 2: save the rest for I don't know what. I'll just
Speaker 2: write down and stick into the show notes for this
Speaker 2: Minyu show. And we're gonna get right on into a
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Speaker 4: Not gonna talk at all.
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