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Speaker 2: sticking with me. I haven't been around. I've been taking
Speaker 2: a lot of weeks off, so sorry about that. First
Speaker 2: of all, it's not always my choice. Busy, lots of
Speaker 2: things going on, a lot of work to be done.
Speaker 2: So any Friday night that I can be here, I
Speaker 2: will be here. That's not always work sometimes, you know,
Speaker 2: last week actually was a family thing. So I am back.
Speaker 2: That is the main point. Glad to be back. Thank
Speaker 2: you everybody for listening. And here we are. We're in
Speaker 2: the age of transitions. Do you enjoy this? Is this fun?
Speaker 2: Sometimes I feel like it is, and then other times
Speaker 2: I sure don't feel that way. A lot of the
Speaker 2: perceptions of this time we're in are now mediated via
Speaker 2: online leadership, online participation. We're all participating online, we're all
Speaker 2: joining the conversation. It's not a conversation really as much
Speaker 2: as it is just a bunch of people exclaiming many
Speaker 2: different things all at once, nobody listening to one another.
Speaker 2: Everybody's just kind of doing the digital equivalent of shouting
Speaker 2: out into the ether, and sometimes it works pretty good.
Speaker 2: You get a good enough following, people do pay attention,
Speaker 2: and so you know, it's all about the attention. After all,
Speaker 2: we know this, we know how things work. I'm not
Speaker 2: here to explain all of that. I'm here to try
Speaker 2: to make sense of some stuff to the best of
Speaker 2: my ability. And it's been a while since I've been here,
Speaker 2: as I was already mentioning, so there's been quite a
Speaker 2: bit I missed. There's so much to comment on, and
Speaker 2: I will do my best to comment on a bit
Speaker 2: here tonight. I'm behind. I'm what am I doing? I
Speaker 2: should have? You're really supposed to talk about these things
Speaker 2: five seconds after they happen when you don't know any
Speaker 2: I'm talking about any given news story that is something
Speaker 2: happens breaking news here it is we all know, Oh gosh,
Speaker 2: it's happening. Oh gosh, it's happening. What I'm supposed to do,
Speaker 2: as a content creator is immediately as I hear about
Speaker 2: something happening, I'm supposed to start podcasting, start live streaming,
Speaker 2: start making content about what really happened. So any given
Speaker 2: event it happens, immediately after it happens, I need to
Speaker 2: get out there and let everybody know the truth about everything.
Speaker 2: So therefore, clearly we can see what I'm doing. I'm
Speaker 2: I'm total failure. I'm doing this wrong. I'm not on
Speaker 2: the spot. I'm not breaking the news as it happens.
Speaker 2: I'm not telling everybody what to believe and when to
Speaker 2: believe it. So I'm a boy. Have I dropped the ball? Oh?
Speaker 2: I should be ashamed of myself content creator whatever I
Speaker 2: Luckily I don't really call myself a content creator, although
Speaker 2: I do fall into that category. I'm trying to resist
Speaker 2: labels and I do a pretty good job of it,
Speaker 2: and that's why I don't fit in too well anywhere.
Speaker 2: I never have probably never will. I kind of enjoy
Speaker 2: it that way, though there's upstairs downs to it. There's
Speaker 2: the good aspects, there's the bad. But the bad aspect
Speaker 2: of it is that I don't get paid by the
Speaker 2: Russian government to run propaganda operations online so I'm not
Speaker 2: making money doing this. I make money from all of
Speaker 2: you little bits and pieces, from the Patreon, from the
Speaker 2: book sales, and I do thank everybody for that. Believe me,
Speaker 2: I do. Your support is much appreciated and it's helped
Speaker 2: a lot over the years, and it continues to come in.
Speaker 2: But I will say, I'm not complaining. It's a trickle
Speaker 2: that sort of thing, which is fine, and it keeps
Speaker 2: us going and you all make the show happen and
Speaker 2: I couldn't be more appreciative of that. But it doesn't
Speaker 2: pay the bills. It doesn't pay big money like you know,
Speaker 2: again running propaganda would. So again I'm a fool. I'm
Speaker 2: not playing the game right. I'm not buying in to
Speaker 2: myself for that. That's the need to do over time
Speaker 2: at another job, which is not this whatsoever. But I'm
Speaker 2: not complaining. I'm not. I'm actually celebrating my independence. This
Speaker 2: is not alternative media. This is independent media. I'm not
Speaker 2: a content creator. I'm an idiot with a microphone that
Speaker 2: if you choose to listen to me, look out, because
Speaker 2: I don't know what might happen here. But what I
Speaker 2: intend to do is try to say something different than
Speaker 2: you've probably heard a thousand times from everybody online. Because
Speaker 2: while there are a million different versions of one story
Speaker 2: and so many ways to pick something apart and to
Speaker 2: build a continuing narrative off of, you know, as news breaks, like, well,
Speaker 2: what narrative have I been crafting all along? And how
Speaker 2: can I keep crafting it with this latest news story?
Speaker 2: Back to the idea of something news breaks and five
Speaker 2: seconds later you're live streaming about it. The folks that
Speaker 2: do that are just continuing to build their own personal
Speaker 2: narrative that benefits them. And if they have them their associates,
Speaker 2: who are their associates. Well, that's a good question. You
Speaker 2: might want to look into that, and it's a case
Speaker 2: by case basis. It depends on who you're talking about.
Speaker 2: The narratives change, the intentions are different, the motives are
Speaker 2: different for each voice out there yelling and screaming away
Speaker 2: at you, begging for your attention, But patterns do emerge.
Speaker 2: We do see the talking points from from coming from
Speaker 2: different individual voices, so you can where while things are
Speaker 2: quite fractured and there are so many different ideas being
Speaker 2: thrown out all at once, you are able to pick
Speaker 2: out talking points from the cacophony of online discourse. And
Speaker 2: I think that's useful to do is to notice talking
Speaker 2: points arise in all of this mess. And when you
Speaker 2: do notice them, question knows talking points start asking me
Speaker 2: questions like what is going on here? First of all,
Speaker 2: what is the talking point? Who is it that's saying it?
Speaker 2: How many different people are saying it? Is there some
Speaker 2: affiliation between these different people that are saying the same
Speaker 2: thing that, what might that affiliation be? What could be
Speaker 2: their motive in saying this? Who would benefit from me
Speaker 2: believing this? You know, who realistically really benefits from me
Speaker 2: believing what this kook is saying? And you know, there's
Speaker 2: no rush to answer any of these questions. If let
Speaker 2: it simmer, let it ruminate, let it cook for a while,
Speaker 2: low and slow. There's no need to rush jump to conclusions.
Speaker 2: You see, it's this, Matt, and there'd be different conclusions
Speaker 2: you can jump to. Jump. Do not break out the
Speaker 2: jump to conclusions, Matt, There's no need for it. I
Speaker 2: think it's best to take the cautious approach. Sit back,
Speaker 2: watch the madness experience again, the cook cofphony. You know,
Speaker 2: take it in for what it is, but know how
Speaker 2: to step away from it and not let it drive
Speaker 2: you to complete madness, which it will pretty quickly. So
Speaker 2: with that little warning on actually being online in the
Speaker 2: first place out of the way, let's continue to talk
Speaker 2: about my hair brained ideas, which very well might not
Speaker 2: be I'm actually gonna share some stuff that I don't
Speaker 2: know if is the case or not. So anyway, let's
Speaker 2: just get down to it here. The Trump assassination, we
Speaker 2: may as well assassination attempt. Sorry, he was non assassinated.
Speaker 2: It was an attempt, and we know this story. The
Speaker 2: Butler Pennsylvania political rally just before just ahead of the
Speaker 2: Republican National Convention, there was a rally for the Trump
Speaker 2: campaign in my home state, Pennsylvania, small towns just north
Speaker 2: of Pittsburgh or small area just north of Pittsburgh. We
Speaker 2: all know this story, right. I don't have to be
Speaker 2: too long winded in what happened. But it was an
Speaker 2: assassination attempt on Donald Trump. And it was that kid Crooks, right,
Speaker 2: who is you know? What? Was he like? Twenty? Like
Speaker 2: a twenty year old kid that took a shot from
Speaker 2: a rooftop there And clearly there was a Secret Service
Speaker 2: security failure at the event that everybody. I mean, that's
Speaker 2: just clearingly obvious. Everybody's on board with that, which is
Speaker 2: somewhat refreshing to see, like such a unified consensus on that.
Speaker 2: Democrats believe that, Republicans believe that, random people online believe that.
Speaker 2: It's pretty much just speaks for itself. It's like, yeah,
Speaker 2: what the hell was the Secret Service doing? Like where
Speaker 2: were they? How is this kid on the roof? It's
Speaker 2: like dancing around up there for how many minutes? And
Speaker 2: it's absurd. It is really crazy that that happened. So
Speaker 2: I'm not completely insane. I agree with just that consensus
Speaker 2: is like the Secret Service dropped the ball bare minimum,
Speaker 2: So don't worry. I'm not completely nuts, but maybe I
Speaker 2: can be here in a moment, give me times. As
Speaker 2: the story goes on, it becomes more and more annoying,
Speaker 2: as you might have. Of course, people are using this
Speaker 2: to build their narratives. As I said shortly after this occurred,
Speaker 2: a couple of days after, I started thinking about it
Speaker 2: and going, you know what, what I think what seems
Speaker 2: likely to happen as time goes on is that perhaps
Speaker 2: Trump himself, but if not Trump himself, definitely his supporters
Speaker 2: and Again, this could be a degree of like all
Speaker 2: almost all his supporters, or maybe just as small even
Speaker 2: if it was just a small minority of his supporters
Speaker 2: that believed this idea about to outline, and that would
Speaker 2: be that basically, the Democrats conspired to kill tru right,
Speaker 2: because they need him out of the way. That talking
Speaker 2: point has emerged as I figured it would. I was like,
Speaker 2: they're gonna say that because it fits into what they've
Speaker 2: already been saying. It's like they're using a lawfare to
Speaker 2: go after Trump to take him out. It's like a
Speaker 2: banana republic. They're going after him with the courts because
Speaker 2: that's all they can do. He's completely innocent, he's never
Speaker 2: done anything, he's never harmed a fly. They're using all
Speaker 2: these ridiculous again, the law fair. They're coming after him,
Speaker 2: and of course you've heard they're not just after him,
Speaker 2: they're coming after you. Right. That is a darling little
Speaker 2: talking point that the Trump what do we want to
Speaker 2: call this? I don't know if it's official campaign concept,
Speaker 2: it's it's what his support base. That concept is definitely
Speaker 2: used in the propaganda put out for them, right, We've
Speaker 2: seen that a million times. So this falls into that
Speaker 2: is like this victimization, playing the victim. Trump and everybody
Speaker 2: supporting him loves this. They love playing the victim, like, oh, well,
Speaker 2: they're coming after us. They they love pretending like their
Speaker 2: Jesus on the cross dying for America's sins, and that
Speaker 2: the Romans are the Democrats, which are also the Democrats
Speaker 2: are pedophiles, they're Romans, they're Satan worshipers, They're they're the
Speaker 2: root of all evil. Right, And it's always that stupid too.
Speaker 2: It's always just the Democrats. It's a Joe Biden, It's
Speaker 2: the Democrats. Hillary Clinton has something to do with it.
Speaker 2: It's it's always just that, like that's what they want
Speaker 2: you to think, that it's the Democrats coming after Trump.
Speaker 2: And they're not just coming after Trump, they're coming after you.
Speaker 2: It's some spiritual battle against evil. We know, we know
Speaker 2: the tune, right, and so this fits right into it.
Speaker 2: They're they're gonna say that there is an attempted hit
Speaker 2: on Trump orchestrated by that the deep state. Oh how
Speaker 2: did I forget that term? The deep state? Which the
Speaker 2: deep state is Democrats. It's all the same thing, right,
Speaker 2: This is all just bushes up in the the It's
Speaker 2: like an egg beater is taken to the brain of
Speaker 2: the mass Trump fan base, right. I mean this, this
Speaker 2: happens to all of us again with these online propaganda campaigns,
Speaker 2: has reduced all of our brains to mush. So they're
Speaker 2: not alone. So I don't want to feel like I
Speaker 2: don't even want to personally feel superior to this poor
Speaker 2: group of lost souls. I'm just saying, And why don't
Speaker 2: you know it that Trump's loving sons floated this idea
Speaker 2: a few days after I realized that they were going
Speaker 2: to I think Eric and Don Junior were bust saying,
Speaker 2: Like what they did is they didn't outright say it,
Speaker 2: but they just hinted it, like, yeah, they're trying to
Speaker 2: take him out. My dad's our dad's political enemies are
Speaker 2: trying to get rid of them. And I do suspect
Speaker 2: that that talking point will not go away. It will
Speaker 2: be on the back burner. It will be there, you know, marinating,
Speaker 2: just sitting there, and it will continue to be used
Speaker 2: as one of these they like to say Stochastic terrorism, right,
Speaker 2: is the popular term for what the Trump camp is doing,
Speaker 2: and that they're stirring up their base to be violent
Speaker 2: and crazy and reactionary. Certainly to be reactionary bare minimum.
Speaker 2: They're they're seeking a reaction. It's what they want. They
Speaker 2: want to get you riled up bare minimum. Again, No,
Speaker 2: there's no disputing this. They want you riled up. They
Speaker 2: want your reactionary. Now, whether they want you fully to
Speaker 2: do something insane and become terroristic and violent, we could
Speaker 2: argue that, but to think that they are, it's not
Speaker 2: a stretch as far as I'm concerned. So that's going
Speaker 2: to keep going. It's like they try they put a
Speaker 2: hit out on Trump, they weren't successful. That's gonna be
Speaker 2: a lot of fun. I can't wait to see how
Speaker 2: that works out. And it might even get to the point,
Speaker 2: as I was saying, I don't know if Trump himself
Speaker 2: is going to like actually go through with mentioning this,
Speaker 2: or if he's going to realize that doing so would
Speaker 2: be too politically risky to like go that far. He
Speaker 2: might just have, you know, the people around him do
Speaker 2: that work for him. But it may even be that,
Speaker 2: like he ends up in debate with Kamala Harrison, he's
Speaker 2: like Joe Biden tried to kill me, and they'll say
Speaker 2: something like that, you know it could get to that point.
Speaker 2: I don't know if it will, but I could see
Speaker 2: it happening. I don't know. I don't know. Again, one
Speaker 2: thing we have to wander is, you know, the idea
Speaker 2: of Trump deciding to say this sort of thing, this,
Speaker 2: this such intense rhetoric publicly politically. That assumes that he
Speaker 2: does have the agency to make these sorts of decisions now,
Speaker 2: which frankly, I'm not sure if he does. You know,
Speaker 2: they were all high and mighty about goofing on Biden
Speaker 2: and how old he was. I mean, that was fine.
Speaker 2: He was. He was way too old, and he was
Speaker 2: a Joe. Biden was gone, right, everybody knew that, and
Speaker 2: the Trump camp loved goofing on him. But now the
Speaker 2: script has been flipped a bit where but Biden's is gone,
Speaker 2: and now Trump is the old man he is. And yeah,
Speaker 2: whether he has dementia or not, I think is a
Speaker 2: worthy topic of discussion. He could, He seems to struggle
Speaker 2: quite a bit. And so this is another whacked out
Speaker 2: idea I had about the whole assassination attempt as well,
Speaker 2: just that you know, we're gonna get this idea that
Speaker 2: it was his political adversaries, you know, that they were
Speaker 2: in charge of the Secret Service and they gave the
Speaker 2: Secret Services a standown order or whatever, you know, whatever
Speaker 2: that story is. That they have, whatever version of that
Speaker 2: that they're going to run with, we understand that, right,
Speaker 2: What if the opposite could be true? And this is
Speaker 2: where I will admit this is just me, like spitballing.
Speaker 2: I got my tinfoil hat on. I have no idea
Speaker 2: if this even is true at all. But just hear
Speaker 2: me out on this concept, okay, And again, it's just
Speaker 2: an idea. I don't know any of this, all right,
Speaker 2: that's my disclaimer. I'm not claiming that this is true.
Speaker 2: Let's just have a thought experiment here. What if instead
Speaker 2: of the Democrats putting a hit out on Trump and
Speaker 2: and and uh, you know, orchestrating this assassination attempt which
Speaker 2: was failed, by the way, So if whoever did this
Speaker 2: failed at it, if somebody did actually you know, if
Speaker 2: this was a conspiracy that somebody wanted it to happen,
Speaker 2: and aside, let's take an aside real quick. I think
Speaker 2: that most likely is probably just like this crazy kid
Speaker 2: I wanted to take a shot at Trump because you know,
Speaker 2: why do kids shoot up their high school you know,
Speaker 2: similar motive. Right, there's no real, no real good rhyme
Speaker 2: or reason. That's probably the truth. Okay, so I'll say
Speaker 2: that that's probably. That seems Okham's razor, that seems most likely.
Speaker 2: But let's go out into tinfoil hat land, and what
Speaker 2: if Trump's own uh you know again, his nexus, his campaign,
Speaker 2: not not his campaign, but those behind the scenes that
Speaker 2: are his supporters, that they're the ones working alongside him,
Speaker 2: those in his camp. What if they actually orchestrated this?
Speaker 2: What about that idea? We ever think of that? Why
Speaker 2: would they do that? That doesn't make any sense. Who
Speaker 2: would be They would destroy their chances at the election.
Speaker 2: And actually, to my mind, no, it would actually elevate
Speaker 2: Trump to the Jesus that again, all these guys are
Speaker 2: pretending to be Jesus. This would give him the actual
Speaker 2: death and then the resurrection would come three days later.
Speaker 2: Surely it's got to get the right televangelist to tell
Speaker 2: us how all that would work out. I'd love to
Speaker 2: hear the story. And again, this is all a what
Speaker 2: if scenario because obviously it didn't happen like this. But
Speaker 2: if he had been killed there, he would have been
Speaker 2: literally martyred. He kind of metaphorically already is and he
Speaker 2: has that going for him, and of course, you know,
Speaker 2: God saved him and all this, so it's that is
Speaker 2: just like a fraction of what would have happened had
Speaker 2: he been actually taken out. I think that would have
Speaker 2: been enough to make him elevate him to like the
Speaker 2: level of folk hero that he already has become, but
Speaker 2: he would be that much higher. And his campaign went
Speaker 2: and stop. He's still got jd Vance there who I
Speaker 2: don't know, maybe make him the new presidential Uh, he's
Speaker 2: running for president and then somebody else vice president. I
Speaker 2: don't know, you could find two new people. Hey, the
Speaker 2: Democrats are already doing this. The Republicans could have too.
Speaker 2: And the whole time, this oura of the resurrected Trump
Speaker 2: is there and that's like a potent thing, especially to
Speaker 2: again his fan base. They would be all over this,
Speaker 2: and even just people who aren't that extreme and into
Speaker 2: it'd be like they would feel bad, like, man, he died,
Speaker 2: and like what did he believe? And I honestly think
Speaker 2: it would have worked out for his campaign pretty well.
Speaker 2: And I think that he definitely would have win one
Speaker 2: in that case. He might think that it's odd, but
Speaker 2: I believe that. And so with that in mind, what
Speaker 2: if Trump's nexus actually orchestrated this because they knew that
Speaker 2: was the case, Like, well, you know, no, let's just
Speaker 2: make this happen because then this is a way to win.
Speaker 2: And guess what, we have reached a point. I don't know,
Speaker 2: if every I don't know. It seems like nobody realizes
Speaker 2: this or talks about this. But the truth is that
Speaker 2: the Maga movement, the mega phenomenon, has eclipsed Trump. It
Speaker 2: has become bigger. It is an idea. Is it's bigger
Speaker 2: than he is as an individual? Does he embody it? Yes?
Speaker 2: Still is he the figurehead of it? Yes? Absolutely? Has
Speaker 2: it gone well beyond him? Yes, in more ways than one.
Speaker 2: And it's funny and ironic because Trump himself, I don't
Speaker 2: think ever, whether he's demented or not, I don't think
Speaker 2: he has the capacity to understand this concept because he's
Speaker 2: so narcissistic. He can only believe that it's all him
Speaker 2: and he's so great and everything revolves around him, right.
Speaker 2: I don't think the concept of him actually contributing and
Speaker 2: building this movement that becomes something more and bigger than himself.
Speaker 2: I don't think his brain could actually wrap around that,
Speaker 2: which is ironic because it's true. However, you know, it's Trump,
Speaker 2: so he doesn't understand that. And it's somewhat humorous. But
Speaker 2: also with this in mind, the mega movement ascendant, something
Speaker 2: big that you cannot kill. Trump, the figurehead for now
Speaker 2: of this is in decline. He's an aged man. He
Speaker 2: did not get murdered this time, but he will die soon,
Speaker 2: quite likely from natural causes because he's old. That's the
Speaker 2: way the world works. I mean, I don't know what
Speaker 2: you want me to say. He's nearly there. He's knocking
Speaker 2: on the door again. He's such a narcissist he probably
Speaker 2: can't understand that that's even the case, but sorry, that's
Speaker 2: the world we live in. And so he is in decline.
Speaker 2: He's starting to say some things that politically probably could
Speaker 2: get him in trouble. I mean, and he's gotten away
Speaker 2: with saying everything, so it's, you know, it's a subjective thing.
Speaker 2: It's like, well, he could say anything, and so what
Speaker 2: but when he really if he really starts becoming visibly
Speaker 2: like not all there, that could be a liability to
Speaker 2: his campaign. That could be a liability and thus another
Speaker 2: sort of you know, motive to be like, you know
Speaker 2: what if we just kind of got rid of this
Speaker 2: guy at this point, do we even need him anymore?
Speaker 2: Just saying to an idea. Trump came out last week
Speaker 2: speaking of politically advantageous things to say. He does he
Speaker 2: is still capable of doing this, clearly from this example,
Speaker 2: but he is distancing himself from Project twenty twenty five
Speaker 2: Brechick twenty five. They tell me, I don't know anything
Speaker 2: about it. I don't know what it is. I'm sure
Speaker 2: you're familiar. I wish I could remember the word. It's
Speaker 2: some R word he uses to describe right wing extremism. Actually,
Speaker 2: he's saying that like these, it's on the tip of
Speaker 2: my tongue. He uses some he always uses some ridiculous
Speaker 2: word to describe something that's not really accurate, but it's
Speaker 2: also hilarious his choice of language. But he calls them
Speaker 2: basically right wing extremists. Is why he says, wrote this
Speaker 2: thing up. He doesn't have anything to do with it.
Speaker 2: He doesn't know anything about it. He wishes them all,
Speaker 2: but he doesn't have anything to do with it. And
Speaker 2: clearly what he was doing there was definitely he got
Speaker 2: word from the campaign. He's like, hey, look this, everybody
Speaker 2: knows about this thing. It's becoming a problem. People are
Speaker 2: hearing about this, and it's it's hurting the campaign. So
Speaker 2: you know, maybe he speak to this, and so he does.
Speaker 2: He doesn't know the way he knows. He's like, he
Speaker 2: just shoots it down. I don't have anything to do
Speaker 2: with it. I don't know anything about it. It's it's horrible.
Speaker 2: I'm something completely different. Meanwhile, I mean, but we know this.
Speaker 2: We know the Heritage Foundation and the people that contribute
Speaker 2: to that are part of his orbit. Certainly, the project
Speaker 2: has been promoted on shows like Bannon's War Room constantly,
Speaker 2: Bannon's Big Buddies with Kevin Roberts, and Bannon is like
Speaker 2: one of the main cheerleaders for the MAGA movement. Of
Speaker 2: course it's not. I mean, so, so whatever Trump wants
Speaker 2: to say about this is whatever. Clearly, the connection between
Speaker 2: the MAGA Trump campaign and Project twenty twenty five is
Speaker 2: there because in the project it says, look, whoever the
Speaker 2: Republican nominee is, that's our person that we're gonna use
Speaker 2: to put this project forward. In the year twenty twenty five,
Speaker 2: whoever the candidate happens to be. We realize that most
Speaker 2: likely that's Donald Trump, and we're very happy about that.
Speaker 2: We love Donald Trump. We'd like to see that. But
Speaker 2: if it's not him, okay, we'll do it with somebody else. Now,
Speaker 2: this is another point before we leave this. I might
Speaker 2: actually believe Donald Trump when he says he doesn't know
Speaker 2: anything about it. That might actually be true. He might
Speaker 2: not be lying. He might not know what this thing
Speaker 2: is because he's an idiot that doesn't know anything. Again,
Speaker 2: he's just there as the figurehead. He's the face. He's
Speaker 2: the face of Mega, he is the public image. He
Speaker 2: is the cult of personality. He doesn't need to know anything.
Speaker 2: He just has to believe he's doing the same thing
Speaker 2: he did on The Apprentice, like, oh, it's such a
Speaker 2: big shot. I get to fire people. He gets to
Speaker 2: sit up there and pretend play, make believe, get all
Speaker 2: the makeup people to make him look good on camera,
Speaker 2: gloat about how he gets all these great ratings, attention.
Speaker 2: He's the greatest thing all everybody's looking at him. That's
Speaker 2: all he needs. He doesn't need to know anything. He
Speaker 2: needs to be able to fire people. Yes, and he
Speaker 2: does that like when he points out somebody like ye
Speaker 2: buy it, then they have to go there's like okay,
Speaker 2: we got to get a new staffer here, like okay,
Speaker 2: we got to find a new cabinet member once again.
Speaker 2: But hey, you know that's all that we roll with.
Speaker 2: This that's on this administration roles. This is part of
Speaker 2: the deal. But anyway, he may not no, he may
Speaker 2: not know what Project twenty twenty five is. I might
Speaker 2: actually believe that. And this leads to the same are
Speaker 2: you're following my line a thought here? It's not about Trump.
Speaker 2: It is this movement. It's this bigger thing that has
Speaker 2: been created. Who is the VP pick at the wonderful
Speaker 2: Republican Convention? It was our friend from again Ohio. But
Speaker 2: the two places that I was from Pennsylvania, like where
Speaker 2: the assassination attempt happened, and then I lived in Ohio
Speaker 2: for many years after that dvance from Ohio. You know,
Speaker 2: he's got his hill Billy Eligi or wherever he talks
Speaker 2: about growing up in rural Ohio. Which also so there's
Speaker 2: things that I'm relating here to myself. But I don't
Speaker 2: want you don't get the wrong impression. I don't believe
Speaker 2: them anything, really, JD. Vans. But we can see what
Speaker 2: this guy is, can't we. We we understand him. We've
Speaker 2: seen his kind before. He as a politician through and through.
Speaker 2: He's the kind that will do and say anything just
Speaker 2: to get into the position he seeks, the position of power.
Speaker 2: You know, he's he's a senator, right, he was a
Speaker 2: senator for like maybe two years. Now he's already vice
Speaker 2: presidential candidate. How did he do that? By saying everything
Speaker 2: Trump wants to hear? He just and he started out
Speaker 2: being a never Trumper, right, which shows you how much
Speaker 2: that is worth nothing. Uh, he went from that to
Speaker 2: be be bick because of all the all the he
Speaker 2: bent over backwards for Trump time and time again. And
Speaker 2: so Trump personally that's what got him on board with him,
Speaker 2: is like, oh, yes, well, gay, let's go with him. Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: Trump junior buddy buddy with Vance, he's pushing to get
Speaker 2: him what's his name, idiot with the bow tide, that's
Speaker 2: non Unfoxate Carlson. He is pushing for him. And we're
Speaker 2: talking about Project twenty twenty five. Boy, it sure seems
Speaker 2: like everything JD. Vance says in public about the agendas
Speaker 2: that need to be pushed forward. Are right in line
Speaker 2: with that thing. He even suggested that Trump when he
Speaker 2: gets in next time, fire every mid level bureaucrat and
Speaker 2: replace them with his people. Right. I mean, that's the
Speaker 2: whole point of the whole damn project twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: Get rid of everybody in government and install a bunch
Speaker 2: of sycophonic mega loyalists. That's a recipe for success if
Speaker 2: I've ever heard one. But he is fully on board that,
Speaker 2: and quite frankly, I think Vance was chosen. We understand
Speaker 2: why Trump shows him, right, that's simple to see. But
Speaker 2: I think he's chosen by everybody else within the campaign
Speaker 2: because they know that he's the guy to push this
Speaker 2: project forward when the time comes. He's the guy. He
Speaker 2: knows what the plan is, he knows how to implement it.
Speaker 2: He will implement. He will be the enforcer. He actually
Speaker 2: has a brain that's working. He's not an idiot. He
Speaker 2: is smart, unfortunately, but he's also crooked as all hell.
Speaker 2: He'll say whatever he needs to say, he'll do whatever
Speaker 2: he needs to do just to keep himself where he
Speaker 2: needs to be. That's all he is, it's all he does,
Speaker 2: it's all he's about. He's a buddy with Peter Thiel,
Speaker 2: but he is he going to Yale. And then he
Speaker 2: saw Teal speak. He somehow elbowed his way to actually
Speaker 2: speak to Teal, which again speaks to the kind of
Speaker 2: guy advances is like, I got to find a way
Speaker 2: to talk to actually talk to Teal. He did, and
Speaker 2: then Teal took a liking to him and ended up
Speaker 2: hiring him on to is what venture capital firm? Right,
Speaker 2: And he helped Teal helped financially dance out with his
Speaker 2: own venture capital firm. He donated like fifteen million dollars
Speaker 2: to his political race in Ohio. Teal donated that to
Speaker 2: his political campaign percent it right, So he's a Teal guy.
Speaker 2: And yeah that this and so this is is the
Speaker 2: MAGA movement becoming more than Trump it has been. It
Speaker 2: is currently Trump against still there, He's still the guy
Speaker 2: at the top of the ticket, but he's not necessary anymore.
Speaker 2: That's as far as I'm concerned. He really isn't. This
Speaker 2: has become huge, It has become a movement as all
Speaker 2: of the mouthpieces for this thing are ecstatic about the
Speaker 2: next American revolution. Is the founding fathers would be so good.
Speaker 2: We know we know the sales pitch, right, We've heard
Speaker 2: it a billion times. It's nauseating, but we know it.
Speaker 2: We know it. And yeah, it's funny how all of
Speaker 2: these anti establishment folks for years railing against the establishment. Oh,
Speaker 2: it's so evil. They're taking away our rights, They're taking
Speaker 2: away our liberties. They want to install martial law. All
Speaker 2: those people that were against this, Oh that the PNAC,
Speaker 2: the neo cons. Look what they're doing. They're stripping away
Speaker 2: all of our rights. Now they're not saying this overtly,
Speaker 2: but they they say it if you're listening. They're ecstatic
Speaker 2: about all this because they're they want to install their
Speaker 2: guy in there and be the head of all this
Speaker 2: the world that Bill Crystal created. Who, for that matter,
Speaker 2: is the last guy I want to hear complaining about
Speaker 2: Donald Trump and what a threat to democracy or whatever
Speaker 2: he is. Bill Crystal has a nerve to get up
Speaker 2: there and and and say how evil Donald Trump is
Speaker 2: and how America is over. You laid the groundwork for this.
Speaker 2: You you name come poop, and you're not even that
Speaker 2: you and your buddies set this thing up. And now
Speaker 2: you're acting like you're surprised when some Goofball from New
Speaker 2: York rolls in there and just takes the reins. Are
Speaker 2: you mad? Are you jealous? Because you yourself and your
Speaker 2: little clique isn't there in total control anymore. It's this
Speaker 2: new weirdo group that somehow, through the magic of through
Speaker 2: me magic right, and through the exploitation of online media,
Speaker 2: they made their way to become ascendant and take the
Speaker 2: White House. And guess what, all all of the rights
Speaker 2: of the American population that you stripped away systematically, one
Speaker 2: by one over a period of years, it was all
Speaker 2: in the name of safety. It's in the name of safety, security,
Speaker 2: stopping the terrorists. Well, guess what that can be used now?
Speaker 2: And the stripping away of all of our civil rights
Speaker 2: hasn't ended. We've got the Supreme Court doing the work
Speaker 2: for them now, and that is in making the unitary
Speaker 2: executive even more powerful than the neo cons did. The
Speaker 2: Supreme Court, the branch of government whose task is to
Speaker 2: uphold the Constitution, just giving a blanket check of immunity
Speaker 2: to any president if they're doing official duties. Whatever the
Speaker 2: hell that even means. Somebody get a lawyer over here
Speaker 2: to tell me what that means. Oh, it means anything
Speaker 2: they want to do. Okay, cool, thanks a lawyer. I'm
Speaker 2: glad you cleared that up for me. Yeah, the president
Speaker 2: can do anything he wants now and get away with it.
Speaker 2: That sounds constitutional to me. That sounds like what the
Speaker 2: what are the founders intended? That sure seems like a
Speaker 2: Let me think about this. It was a Christian nation.
Speaker 2: The Founders also wanted to make sure that the president
Speaker 2: could get it away with doing anything he wanted. After that,
Speaker 2: I mean, pretty soon it's going to be the you know,
Speaker 2: we're going to be like tealing his buddies saying that
Speaker 2: we need a monarchy in the US and we need
Speaker 2: to dissolve the government that we have so that corporations
Speaker 2: can make little regional governments in their locality and that'll
Speaker 2: be better. That's the libertarian thing to do. It's libertarian
Speaker 2: to destroy the bad government we have now and replace
Speaker 2: it with their technocratic slave system where they want to
Speaker 2: hook us up to virtual reality so that we're not
Speaker 2: aware of all the evil things that they're doing while
Speaker 2: we're out of our minds existing in some virtual world. Yes,
Speaker 2: it sounds like a far off dystopia, But is this
Speaker 2: not happening? Already. That's my question. Sure seems like it is.
Speaker 2: It's just a question of degree. How much further do
Speaker 2: we want to go with this? Do we want to
Speaker 2: make a king? Do we want some people think that's
Speaker 2: a good idea, and they'll call it constitutional. They'll call
Speaker 2: it freedom. They'll call it freedom, they'll call it liberty,
Speaker 2: they'll call it the Founders, they'll call it. They'll call
Speaker 2: it all that, they'll call it seventeen seventy six. In
Speaker 2: the ninth answer to nineteen eighty four is more nineteen
Speaker 2: eighty four, but worse than you ever imagine. Oh whoops,
Speaker 2: I mean seventeen seventy six. It's absolute insanity. I'm not
Speaker 2: the only one seeing this, right, I'm Please tell me.
Speaker 2: I know I'm a maniac screaming into a microphone, as
Speaker 2: I'm supposed to be. I've got that trope right as
Speaker 2: far as the content creator goes. But hell, maybe even
Speaker 2: I'm echoing some talking points that somebody else has had.
Speaker 2: Maybe I'm in a lockstep with somebody that I'm unaware of.
Speaker 2: We have some sort of what narrative are we building here? Everybody?
Speaker 2: I did not get the email, I did not get
Speaker 2: the memo. If I'm doing this. It's all inadvertent. Goodness, gracious,
Speaker 2: it's just maddening. I've stayed this time and time again.
Speaker 2: But not only have I had it with what do
Speaker 2: we call it, the truth movement, the alternative media, the
Speaker 2: the I don't know, the red Pillars, the based movement,
Speaker 2: whatever the hell they call themselves, the Maga movement. For sure,
Speaker 2: it's all iterations of the same thing, right, it's all
Speaker 2: nebulous and it's all kind of the same thing. But
Speaker 2: that thing, not only have I am I done with it,
Speaker 2: I just it's it is. It's a dangerous weapon being
Speaker 2: used against us. Propaganda is being thrown at us through
Speaker 2: of this thing. Way too many people have bought into it,
Speaker 2: Way too many people have allowed themselves to be mind
Speaker 2: controlled by this. The Maga presidential run is I'm arguing,
Speaker 2: more dangerous than the alternative It's got the backing of
Speaker 2: a lot of shady I mean, you trust this thing
Speaker 2: because you should not, and it is I know a
Speaker 2: lot of people are are as easy to go. All
Speaker 2: the crazy left is just overreacting and Trump is just
Speaker 2: more of the same thing, and he's not a danger
Speaker 2: I do not believe that. I do not believe that,
Speaker 2: and part of me being of this mind has to
Speaker 2: do with again, the propagandists pushing this, those in the
Speaker 2: alternative that have been built up to this moment for years,
Speaker 2: for decades, this has been built up. I've been watching it.
Speaker 2: I've seen the changing of the narratives over time. I've
Speaker 2: seen the flipping and yes going the polar opposites from
Speaker 2: what was being espoused decades ago. Now the opposite is true.
Speaker 2: Martial law is good when Trump doesn't. It's not taking
Speaker 2: our rights, it's giving us liberty. Again. It's insane. It
Speaker 2: is insane, but it is happening. I I don't know
Speaker 2: what to tell you. I'm not asking people to believe me.
Speaker 2: The truth is self evident. The truth is out there.
Speaker 2: Albeit it's a big are bled and confusing because, as
Speaker 2: I've been saying, when you're online and trying to make
Speaker 2: any sense out of this cacophony, good luck, because so
Speaker 2: many people are screaming different things about the same story
Speaker 2: at the same time, and it's disorienting. It's supposed to
Speaker 2: be cognitive dissonance has set in for any normal person.
Speaker 2: I'm not blaming anybody for it. This has been a barrage.
Speaker 2: But we have to get our what's about ourselves and
Speaker 2: understand what's going on. Yeah, and I can't stress enough
Speaker 2: just picking apart the propagandist for this stupid thing. They
Speaker 2: love playing the victim. They're the big victim. Oh, everybody's
Speaker 2: coming after them. Oh they're good Christians. People want to
Speaker 2: murder the Christians. People want to destroy the good family
Speaker 2: values of our nation. They want to take away your rights.
Speaker 2: They they want to do this. They love they love
Speaker 2: playing the victim. That's one thing they do, and they love,
Speaker 2: absolutely adore the culture war. They can't get enough of it.
Speaker 2: They can't get enough of the culture war. They're going
Speaker 2: wild right now about the Olympics opening ceremony, and they
Speaker 2: live for it. They live for picking apart wherever the
Speaker 2: symbolism of the opening ceremony was. They're going a deep
Speaker 2: dive in that right now. Just go online and enjoy
Speaker 2: that if you so desire. You know, they're doing it.
Speaker 2: They will be for a couple of days and they'll
Speaker 2: be on the next thing. So they love being triggered
Speaker 2: by the culture war. They love playing into the culture war.
Speaker 2: They love telling stupid little political stunts where they get
Speaker 2: to act, they get to virtue signal Like Kevin Roberts himself,
Speaker 2: the cowboy Catholic. He got his start at that University
Speaker 2: of Wyoming. What was he? He was like the president
Speaker 2: or dean or something of that University of Wyoming, and
Speaker 2: he got to act. He did his little run DeSantis
Speaker 2: like thing there where he got to play the tough
Speaker 2: guys like, oh, we won't stand for this woke nonsense
Speaker 2: in Wyoming University. He did. I can't even remember the
Speaker 2: stupid stunn he pulled. He did something to do what
Speaker 2: It doesn't even matter the damn thing he did. What
Speaker 2: was the point of it? To get attention to what,
Speaker 2: to who, to himself so that he could do what
Speaker 2: ascend politically himself. Where's he at now? He's the head
Speaker 2: of the Heritage Foundation. This idiot who acts like he's
Speaker 2: like one with the blue collar workforce. He tries to
Speaker 2: use all that they're trying to talk like that. This
Speaker 2: guy is a doctorate. He's an ivory tower, a hole
Speaker 2: pretending to be something else. He isn't. He's exploiting these
Speaker 2: stupid tricks that somehow still work on all of us.
Speaker 2: Not all of us, but way too many people they're
Speaker 2: just using these clownish tactics to elevate themselves to power
Speaker 2: so that they can convince you that your liberty is
Speaker 2: being stolen by the deep State, whatever the hell that
Speaker 2: even is. Oh yeah, that's right, it's just all the Democrats,
Speaker 2: because nobody else could be part of deep state, not
Speaker 2: these guys who are eking their way up further and
Speaker 2: further up the chain so they get more and more power,
Speaker 2: getting closer to that unitary executive which they want to build.
Speaker 2: They want to complete the unitary executive and put their
Speaker 2: authoritarian leader that they will be sure to salute to,
Speaker 2: they will do the bidding of If they planted their
Speaker 2: cards right, they can depose eventually and become that authoritarian
Speaker 2: dictator themselves. Because that's how evil power structures work. It's
Speaker 2: like the Starscream character in Transformers. Just imagine every evil
Speaker 2: every group of bad guys you've seen from a cartoon ever,
Speaker 2: and all of the things that they do. That's what
Speaker 2: this group does. They lie, they surveil themselves. They they're
Speaker 2: actually morons, and it's a wonder how they do anything.
Speaker 2: But still they maintain their powerful what it is, and
Speaker 2: they're always trying to stab each other in the back,
Speaker 2: they'll kill each other. Thus my wacky doodle conspiracy about
Speaker 2: maybe what if the Trump insiders actually, you know, we're
Speaker 2: the ones that were behind the incident therein Butler Again,
Speaker 2: that was me tinfoil adding I'm not saying that's what happened,
Speaker 2: but could you not see that being the case? Thought experiment?
Speaker 2: What if you know something a little bit of a
Speaker 2: different idea for you. I'm sure somebody's probably come up
Speaker 2: with the same idea and out there somewhere, but I
Speaker 2: don't know. It's definitely not the most popular interpretation of
Speaker 2: that event, I'm sure, but I'm not going for popular
Speaker 2: because what does popular get. It gets you at the
Speaker 2: head of the Heritage Foundation. It gets you a vice
Speaker 2: presidential nod from the Trumpster Trump a mania, and you
Speaker 2: can let Trump and Mania run wild on all the
Speaker 2: serfs in the Digital Healthscape brought to you by Palanteer
Speaker 2: Incorporated and Associates. There's lots of money to be made
Speaker 2: out there. There's so much money be made in all this.
Speaker 2: Let's make a venture capital firm for everything. Let's do
Speaker 2: away with government and replace it with a bunch of
Speaker 2: venture capital firms that make money off of controlling and
Speaker 2: enslaving us, because it's bad when government enslaves us, but
Speaker 2: it's good when the venture capitalists do it to us.
Speaker 2: That's a good thing because that's the free market or something.
Speaker 2: I don't know, there's whatever Peter Thiel wants us to believe.
Speaker 2: Andresen's on board with the Trump campaign. That other a
Speaker 2: bunch of those Silicon Valley whack jobs have gone in
Speaker 2: on this again. Remember the techno Utopian manifesto Andreson I
Speaker 2: talked about on the show here a few months back.
Speaker 2: When he will publish that thing, Do you remember that?
Speaker 2: A lot of the points and reason the billionaire, Silicon
Speaker 2: Valley billionaire, the points he is making in that manifesto
Speaker 2: of his sound all fully familiar to me. I've heard
Speaker 2: the gee, my ears is perked up. I've heard this
Speaker 2: a couple of times before. I've heard it online from
Speaker 2: alternative spheres, alternative sources, alternative media says the many of
Speaker 2: the same things that this billionaire is saying, and it's
Speaker 2: probably all a coincidence. It probably there's probably no connection whatsoever.
Speaker 2: How this power hungry maniac that's high on his own
Speaker 2: he believes himself to be God's gift to everything. It's like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: we're going to save the world with the technology we created.
Speaker 2: I'm sure he believes every word of it. He believes
Speaker 2: that his free market, utopian, techno utopian fantasy is real
Speaker 2: and that he is going to save all of us.
Speaker 2: And I guess the MAGA movement is, you know, worth bankrolling,
Speaker 2: because that can just be the conduit for him to
Speaker 2: save us. And they're all saving us. Just hey, what
Speaker 2: did Jesus do by dying on across? He saved us?
Speaker 2: These guys are all on across too. They're dying for
Speaker 2: us right now. The January sixth ers, they're all on
Speaker 2: across Trump he's on a cross, Mark on Andreson, He's
Speaker 2: on across JD. Vans, He's on a cross They're all
Speaker 2: on across that. Kevin Roberts playing the victim. We're the victim.
Speaker 2: We're the victim of these damn maniacs trying to take
Speaker 2: it all away from us. I'm not having it. So,
Speaker 2: you know, I think I was almost coherent tonight. I
Speaker 2: think even my rambling conspiratorial ideas almost made some sense,
Speaker 2: which is more than I can say for anything that
Speaker 2: I see online really out there unplug everybody. When it
Speaker 2: gets to me too much, just walk away from this mess.
Speaker 2: It's not helping. It's not helping to be because before
Speaker 2: you know it, you're gonna find yourself buying into all
Speaker 2: this nonsense. It can happen to the best of us.
Speaker 2: So just remember that, be careful out there in this bizarre,
Speaker 2: augmented reality that's been foisted upon us by the techno utopians.
Speaker 2: God saved them, our new worshipful masters and kings, rightful
Speaker 2: heirs to the throne, that they are divine right anyway,
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Speaker 2: Yeah, anybody watching the livestream video will notice that I'm
Speaker 2: not even using the boom stand. I'm just holding the mic,
Speaker 2: and it's it's a different sort of thing. It's I
Speaker 2: kind of you know this. I'm gonna roll with it.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna hold the mic. Oh God, I'm like man
Speaker 2: in the Street style here. I sort of forgot to
Speaker 2: bring it my Uh, I'm.
Speaker 13: Relaxation, drink well, have the Mad Dog twenty twenty in
Speaker 13: the fridge. I'm drigguring that that's not your drink now
Speaker 13: holds because you're like done you you can't you can't
Speaker 13: take that drink like the man says it can take
Speaker 13: that drink.
Speaker 2: You can't take that drink. Wow, you get it. You
Speaker 2: throw up too much. My physiology doesn't mix well with wine.
Speaker 2: We know that. That's what we're saying. I had to something.
Speaker 2: This is what I'm gonna say, Tony. Mine is a
Speaker 2: hard licker. Hard liquor does good for me. If I
Speaker 2: if I drink and I just stick to the liquors
Speaker 2: I do, I'm usually fine. Now if I deviate from that,
Speaker 2: then I get myself into prompts the wine. Forget it,
Speaker 2: it's over, hangover as soon as I drink it. Bye.
Speaker 13: Wait because I'm known him this shade kick here for
Speaker 13: a while now when he drinks that wine next morning.
Speaker 2: Like like Chuck's doing it in Alan. Indeed, that's right. Well,
Speaker 2: I mean this is how it is bump wine. Bob.
Speaker 2: I know he retweeted when I said, up, we're doing
Speaker 2: a live show tonight, So thank you Bob for that. Well,
Speaker 2: have to hap him back on the show soon. Well,
Speaker 2: we've been away. We haven't been doing a show every week.
Speaker 2: We're gone last week, so apologies to the audience for that.
Speaker 2: But we're glad to be back, right, We're glad. Yeah,
Speaker 2: we're back here again.
Speaker 13: What I'm going to well, we're gonna have to do
Speaker 13: get a trips out of the way, and in Fridays,
Speaker 13: let's have a continuation of helping us us out, helping
Speaker 13: us out of having one.
Speaker 2: What about you're talking about Fridays on Fridays, what are
Speaker 2: we doing on Friday other than this?
Speaker 9: I mean trying to make it, you know line if
Speaker 9: you could.
Speaker 2: Trying to make a line for people to stand in. No,
Speaker 2: no line of shows we're making a line in the
Speaker 2: sand tonight, I said, shows the shows.
Speaker 13: We're going to line up the shows. I think he
Speaker 13: has a little wine in himself down. I can't understand
Speaker 13: what I'm even saying.
Speaker 2: We're drawing the line in the sand. We're making a
Speaker 2: line for people to stand in.
Speaker 9: I't understand this man, and we're trying to understand.
Speaker 2: To tell them that. I want to start.
Speaker 13: If we could make a week full of this talk,
Speaker 13: if we could.
Speaker 2: Every time a pre recorded show for when we're not around,
Speaker 2: we'd play the pre recording.
Speaker 9: Well if if, if they would like it that way,
Speaker 9: we're not there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that was it. Yeah, so pre recorded show,
Speaker 2: so we're not there, we play the pre recorded.
Speaker 13: Show because that way, if they are looking for us,
Speaker 13: but we told them were not going to be in,
Speaker 13: we can put a show.
Speaker 2: On like that and they can hear it. No, that
Speaker 2: would be good. Well let us do.
Speaker 13: That from then, one man, Well, I mean, if we
Speaker 13: go off a week or two or whatever, just for
Speaker 13: the curiosity of my customers, would like to mobley us,
Speaker 13: you know what I mean, Well, let's try to do that.
Speaker 2: Then I can't make a promise on that. I can
Speaker 2: definitely say, I like the idea, but I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know. It's easier said than done.
Speaker 13: I mean, I could have a no because because I
Speaker 13: know we hand his parents here for a while, and
Speaker 13: I know that one day Mike clean up and say
Speaker 13: ay true won't be able to make it or it
Speaker 13: won't be doing a show.
Speaker 2: And I like the idea.
Speaker 13: If we could do that to just to keep those
Speaker 13: customers happy, is all I'm asking.
Speaker 2: Sure, I mean, you know what I mean. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: know what you mean. Yeah, I don't know. We'll see.
Speaker 2: We'll just see, we'll see if we can do that.
Speaker 2: And then also we'll keep doing our live streams on
Speaker 2: the weekends. I think we will be all do a
Speaker 2: VHS watch party this weekend. We got lots of taps, Uncle,
Speaker 2: we got the tap tape. We got one that man
Speaker 2: paste away. I don't know, Richard Sims.
Speaker 9: Simmons, I don't know if that'd be a.
Speaker 2: Good one back, but I'm I know it's a it's
Speaker 2: an exercise tape. It's an exercised tape. We could try
Speaker 2: to do what Robin had suggested with the exercise tape,
Speaker 2: and that we stand up and exercise along with the
Speaker 2: tape where if we do that would be a good
Speaker 2: one to do it too. Maybe if we can make
Speaker 2: enough woman here to pull that off, maybe we'll watch
Speaker 2: Richard Simmons and do the exercises along. But I don't
Speaker 2: know though, because we're gonna need the headphones on. That's
Speaker 2: gonna be hard, though. I feel it will because you
Speaker 2: have it pupped here.
Speaker 13: Yeah, and then if you start moving and you're going
Speaker 13: all kinds of places, that thing will.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the headphones, the microphone, I don't think it will.
Speaker 2: Would the idea, but it could be difficult. We need
Speaker 2: a whole new set of technologies to make it work. Yeah,
Speaker 2: And here I am holding my old, crappy microphone.
Speaker 13: I have to use it. This is a very cheap microphone.
Speaker 13: But well wait a minute. It might be cheap, but
Speaker 13: it's beating that new one right now at this point.
Speaker 2: I mean, you've got you're getting to talk.
Speaker 9: If you haven't hand that, you wouldn't been able to
Speaker 9: talk tonight.
Speaker 2: That's a good point. That's my point. That was one
Speaker 2: of the reasons I bought it is people reviewed it
Speaker 2: online and they're like, yeah, I use this at gigs.
Speaker 2: It's my backup microphone for if anything happens my main one.
Speaker 2: This thing does fine, and it's solid and it holds up.
Speaker 2: I was like, okay, and that's what has been for me.
Speaker 2: It's like it's a tank. It's not the world's greatest mic,
Speaker 2: but it holds up and it's dependable and where I
Speaker 2: needed it will work. So these nicer new microphones to
Speaker 2: come out of the box broken, I guess sometimes all
Speaker 2: the time. But when they do, we got this. This
Speaker 2: is the lucky thing.
Speaker 13: You're lucky thing, I said, I like that new one,
Speaker 13: but you're a lucky thing.
Speaker 2: I don't have it, Jase, I would be you know
Speaker 2: what this is. The pile PD MIC fifty eight is
Speaker 2: what this is. In case anybody's wondering. You are cheapy,
Speaker 2: but but don't yell.
Speaker 13: The cheap peas don't match one with these cheap eats.
Speaker 13: Cheap eats pets out that thing being knew whatever that
Speaker 13: coursset sure does.
Speaker 14: So I win, I win, I win, I would knock
Speaker 14: the GPS. I'm not gonna tell you try it is
Speaker 14: exactly what you may call in through one zero and six.
Speaker 2: You're clear to call.
Speaker 9: Going clawin first call him might have a big surprise.
Speaker 2: They might they might have a big surprise. They might
Speaker 2: have a little surprise, even some kind of surprises in order.
Speaker 2: You haven't figured out where it is yet. It's a
Speaker 2: surprise to us. Yeah, that's how big of a surprise.
Speaker 2: This surprise is surprising. Yeah, we might have to have
Speaker 2: on your well, we might have to have bunkers, bunkers. Yes, Oh,
Speaker 2: you're talking about like Armageddon survival bunker. Is it going
Speaker 2: to be a luxury bunker?
Speaker 13: If it comes down to it, that's I have to
Speaker 13: say something that's on your I'm just I threw it
Speaker 13: out there just to let them know.
Speaker 2: Give me one of those like condo sort of things.
Speaker 2: It's in an old missile silo. Give me one of
Speaker 2: those bunkers something like that. There's it going to be.
Speaker 2: We're a rich billionaire and we ripped up in the
Speaker 2: side of a hill in New Zealand to build our mansion. There.
Speaker 2: That's also a bunker, a doom stay bummer. It's stay
Speaker 2: the end of the first it's the first. One's a
Speaker 2: little cheaper than that. Still not cheap, but cheaper. Because
Speaker 2: that guy is a devil, don't you know. Ye, he's
Speaker 2: a devil man, He's he's a devil or devil, the
Speaker 2: devil the Apple if if if he was meeting the
Speaker 2: playbook like you said you will, you would probably.
Speaker 13: Get that on your head right now, probably right now,
Speaker 13: probably would have got that into your head by now.
Speaker 2: I should have. Yeah, I just had to say that. Revels, yeahs,
Speaker 2: last Book, the Last Days, the Fast Days coming, Arnold
Speaker 2: Schwartzenegger has something to say about it, or whatever you do.
Speaker 10: Don't play the Reverend Seul discussion at the r NC
Speaker 10: this week. Then Aaron her uncle is head will explode
Speaker 10: the millimeter miracle and you know, and yeah, don't do that,
Speaker 10: hey uncle. You know, we've got listeners in Canada, a
Speaker 10: bunch of them tonight, and we've got listeners in Australia
Speaker 10: and all across America. A lot of iPhones are listening tonight,
Speaker 10: iPhones and iPads, lots of Apple products. And Apple won't
Speaker 10: tell me where they're located anymore. So I don't know
Speaker 10: where you guys are with your Apple products.
Speaker 8: It just says USA, So tell you.
Speaker 2: The Apple people wouldn't tell you where they're located.
Speaker 10: Yeah, the Apple the thing used to tell me what
Speaker 10: city they were in, right, or what state they were in,
Speaker 10: and now it just says USA.
Speaker 8: That's it, and it's Apple something.
Speaker 9: They're knocking me off on my iPad for a while.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 10: It just says Apple iPod, Apple iPad, Yeah, Apple iPhone.
Speaker 2: And all of them.
Speaker 8: No city at all, just USA, USA, straight down.
Speaker 2: Uh. So there you go. I just want to let
Speaker 2: you I say, privacy alcohol. Maybe that's what it is.
Speaker 2: Maybe then.
Speaker 8: Why now Aaron? Does it have something to do with CrowdStrike? Oops?
Speaker 8: Wrong hour? Okay, sorry.
Speaker 2: That that was the technology? Did junkle? Remember that? Was that? Fine? Oh?
Speaker 2: That was your parents when they were flying the aro
Speaker 2: plane became their problem. That came the Oh yeah I
Speaker 2: heard that story. Hit people. If you haven't heard that
Speaker 2: trouble airplane, Yeah that I'm trying to belief.
Speaker 9: Stop flying to fly, either use a boat.
Speaker 2: Or use a train. Stay, we'll stay out of the
Speaker 2: air because.
Speaker 13: If these people can't get their act together. Can you
Speaker 13: imagine what the customers would say, that's golden flying. I
Speaker 13: can imagine what they're saying right now seeing one of
Speaker 13: those suitcases, the suitcases sitting near and talk to them completelyful.
Speaker 2: Guy couldn't even.
Speaker 9: Walk in between the damn of the iron to get
Speaker 9: the cleaning up?
Speaker 2: Is that bad? Lots of problems at the airport.
Speaker 8: And they arrested that football player this week?
Speaker 2: Was that this week air and they.
Speaker 8: Arrested the football player on the airplane too.
Speaker 10: I didn't hear about that, Oh man, Okay, well yeah,
Speaker 10: Delta's got all kinds of problems.
Speaker 2: Hey.
Speaker 10: You know what's also weird about this iPhone and iPad
Speaker 10: thing is they tell me which one? So I see
Speaker 10: I iPhone thirteen, I see iPhone.
Speaker 2: You know all these.
Speaker 10: Different iPhones right, and you know somebody out there has
Speaker 10: an iPhone five.
Speaker 8: They're listening. I don't even know.
Speaker 9: I don't handle the iph I have an iPhone eleven.
Speaker 10: Yeah fine, I got elevens. I got elevens on the list.
Speaker 10: I got thirteen's on the list. I got twelves. I
Speaker 10: got iPhone ten. But iPhone five is on the list too.
Speaker 10: That's an old phone. And when's I'm gonna go look
Speaker 10: up when the iPhone five came out?
Speaker 2: And now he's gonna go into the plane. Tret's going
Speaker 2: into the plane. Cere. You're trying to find that whether
Speaker 2: there's all this stuff we got to you gotta know
Speaker 2: about these phones. That's interesting that it does give the
Speaker 2: model on there, so the model but not the location.
Speaker 2: I mean, hey, it's good to know what. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: iPad still works. iPad one is listening, oh mine listening
Speaker 2: to my al I mean main point. Yeah, that's what
Speaker 2: alone is listen to my Is anybody listening on the
Speaker 2: pd MIC fifty eight? I don't know.
Speaker 10: Hey, look that iPhone came out in twenty twelve, uncle,
Speaker 10: so that's a twelve year old iPhone.
Speaker 8: That somebody is listening to you right now. And uh,
Speaker 8: you know, kudos to you man.
Speaker 10: You take care of your stuff because I don't know
Speaker 10: anybody who's got a twelve year old phone.
Speaker 2: There's no one, no one that I've known that has
Speaker 2: that that old kind of phone. But somebody is, you know, is.
Speaker 13: Missus missus sidekick here she's going and uh yeah a
Speaker 13: month or two could get a new one. This is
Speaker 13: the first time she had to get a used one
Speaker 13: because something happened to them.
Speaker 2: Phones are definitely marketed to be replaced with the newer version.
Speaker 2: They do that. I mean that we all know that
Speaker 2: we get the new one.
Speaker 13: But there's still the point is what they get into
Speaker 13: it if it like the one that they get breaks
Speaker 13: down yeah, yes, for use.
Speaker 2: Maybe that's why the phone is being used. It's the
Speaker 2: backup phone. The five is their backup phone. They're new
Speaker 2: twelve or whatever broke, so they have to break out
Speaker 2: the old five. Is like, well, I have as it
Speaker 2: could be. You know.
Speaker 10: Look, I used to always keep a backup phone, and
Speaker 10: I would just stick my SIM card into the old
Speaker 10: phone if I needed to. I mean, that's the old
Speaker 10: days phone. Nowadays, I don't know. I don't have a
Speaker 10: cell phone anymore. But when I still had a working
Speaker 10: cell phone, that was the trick. Right, You keep a
Speaker 10: phone around it you can stick your your little SIM
Speaker 10: card into, so at least you're not without a phone competent.
Speaker 2: But I have my flinning Orange named Joseph.
Speaker 13: Now he has a phone, I understand because he has
Speaker 13: a new number on it and he uses that so
Speaker 13: and because he has to find it. Nu, he has
Speaker 13: to find the place in Orange now because the owner
Speaker 13: is uh sewing their house and stuff's happening, and so
Speaker 13: he has to move out.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's the tough thing.
Speaker 10: When you rent and like you know, the landlord's an
Speaker 10: older guy or whatever, and he dies and the kids
Speaker 10: take it over or something, and then boom, you gotta
Speaker 10: move because he said, you know, they're selling the house
Speaker 10: or maybe they want to live in it.
Speaker 8: You know, they take it from you, even if you've
Speaker 8: been renting there ten years. You know that happens, right,
Speaker 8: you know.
Speaker 2: I don't know what's the name of the game, Uncle,
Speaker 2: I know, Well, here's the funny part. On the cheaper.
Speaker 10: See on cheaper on cheaper iPhones and PC's and stuff.
Speaker 8: Uncle.
Speaker 10: I can see a lot of information. I can see
Speaker 10: where they're located. I can see that they're using the
Speaker 10: Firefox browser on their computer. I can see, you know,
Speaker 10: they're using an Android device, and they're using an app.
Speaker 8: I can see all that kind of stuff. Except these
Speaker 8: weirdly Apple products.
Speaker 10: I get to know the it's an iPhone, iPad or iPod,
Speaker 10: and there's a couple of iPods on there that apparently
Speaker 10: can receive the live broadcast. I don't know how that works.
Speaker 10: I don't have Apple stuff, but uh but yeah, it's weird.
Speaker 10: And all of them just tell me the country of origin.
Speaker 8: That's it.
Speaker 10: But everybody who's got the cheaper stuff, I know where
Speaker 10: you are listening to the show.
Speaker 9: So long as l listening, Like I said, it's Okay,
Speaker 9: I know they when I start talking. Yeah, so the
Speaker 9: next one, fine, call in it there one.
Speaker 8: The next highest thing.
Speaker 10: That people are listening to you as they're using Firefox
Speaker 10: either on their phone or on a computer to listen
Speaker 10: to you.
Speaker 8: And yeah, but mainly it's a yeah, it's Apple.
Speaker 10: Products iPhone, iPad and iPod couple iPods. But still that
Speaker 10: that's the oldest iPhone I've seen in many many years,
Speaker 10: iPhone five, which again was put out in September of
Speaker 10: twenty twelve, according to what I could get from the
Speaker 10: Google machine. All right, anyway, I'll shut up now. I
Speaker 10: just wanted to give you your report on your people listening.
Speaker 10: And we have open lines too, so I'll get back
Speaker 10: from monitoring the phones and leave you alone.
Speaker 2: We're live, Uncle, we're taking calls. We've got a chat room,
Speaker 2: we've got a live stream, we're on the Cheli rating network.
Speaker 2: We're all over the internet.
Speaker 7: Hull.
Speaker 2: I'm waiting those phone call and do be aware robay tomorrow, yesterday,
Speaker 2: will Jimmy coaxing the collars out? We know that the
Speaker 2: colors are hiding under rock right now, d' you dear
Speaker 2: dial the Uncle hotline? Are you crazy enough to do
Speaker 2: it because you're insanity match art.
Speaker 13: The scratches up, bringing the bulls, bringing the bulls in
Speaker 13: the ears.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, bringing the bulls. That would be the Chilly
Speaker 2: Radio Network. Chatill out there, I can heal. We've got
Speaker 2: creative accents in the Chili chat.
Speaker 9: What's he have to say these days?
Speaker 2: Creative accents? Says, and we're to get Firefox, ha ha ha.
Speaker 2: He's very proud of his browser and men's he gonna
Speaker 2: get on the phone. I don't know. I'm still waiting.
Speaker 2: He doesn't mention that phase shifter there is also using Firefox.
Speaker 2: We've got Chuck in the chat at the Ochili dot
Speaker 2: com chat. I see those three fellows there right now.
Speaker 2: Nobody in the Uncle chat right now. People are upset
Speaker 2: with us. Uncle. We've been away too long. We've been bad.
Speaker 13: I've been trying to tell you we you have to
Speaker 13: start doing these shows, or at least have backup.
Speaker 2: Plan if we don't show up.
Speaker 13: I mean, I can't understand why they're band I can
Speaker 13: fade the understand why my customer is a man.
Speaker 2: But it's fair content creators. They are not on schedules.
Speaker 2: We're not. We got to start doing the schedule. Not
Speaker 2: doing the plan we want to do on the weekend.
Speaker 2: Trust the plans, the plan, and and and I'm hearing
Speaker 2: you're gonna do a hunting trip, a hunting trip. I
Speaker 2: will do a trip. Hunting trip, you know, mister sidekick.
Speaker 13: It said, uh, camping trip, Oh, camping, Yeah, well what
Speaker 13: I call that hunting trip.
Speaker 2: On that Hopefully that's on a not on a Friday. No,
Speaker 2: I don't think. No, that won't be a Friday. I
Speaker 2: believe that'd be another day. I think, so Friday. We
Speaker 2: have to try, if possible, starting tonight. What are you
Speaker 2: talking now?
Speaker 9: Next week? To keep it going and then they see
Speaker 9: you to get.
Speaker 13: My customers back, because I think that's what the problem is.
Speaker 2: Uncle. We need help from Vladimir Putin.
Speaker 13: Oh, he's the only man that can save us.
Speaker 2: He's going to be the guy to cut me a
Speaker 2: check every week so I can show up every week,
Speaker 2: and then then I can I can be here every
Speaker 2: week when I when I'm getting paid by him, but no,
Speaker 2: I'm getting paid by my normal job. And then sometimes
Speaker 2: they had me come in on a Friday, like they
Speaker 2: did today. Luckily I got to go in very early,
Speaker 2: and I'm only tired now I'm here. I'm tired, but
Speaker 2: I'm here, which is good. Which is a good combat
Speaker 2: that you'll bring about.
Speaker 13: Would we hand the system where you work four days
Speaker 13: a week and you are from Friday in theory, But
Speaker 13: but now I'm seeing differently. But I can understand that
Speaker 13: because you money. But still I hand that Friday open
Speaker 13: to do these shows.
Speaker 2: Working for the Russian Federation is a real great work
Speaker 2: life balance. What is this relation? I'm I'm talking about
Speaker 2: the gravy train. I want to jump on that thing
Speaker 2: everybody else. Why can't I do it? What's that? What's
Speaker 2: gravy train? It's making the mullah uncle, it's bringing the
Speaker 2: cash ola and so I mean you would monetize it,
Speaker 2: then you would have to work on a Friday. Well
Speaker 2: we speaking. I'd rather sell out to a foreign government
Speaker 2: and be their propaganda mouth so I could be here
Speaker 2: every Friday, then work a dumb wage slave job like
Speaker 2: the more on that I am, and have to not
Speaker 2: be here sometimes. Yeah, I'm a rube. Uncle, I'm a roob.
Speaker 2: Do you understand I'm a fool? What's a I'm a
Speaker 2: Look at me? Do you want to know what rub is?
Speaker 2: See this face? Now, look to the dictionary. Go under
Speaker 2: r R U b E this picture picture of this guy. M.
Speaker 2: That's what a roop is. So all you need to know.
Speaker 2: If I were smart, I would know. I know what
Speaker 2: to do if I was smart, But I don't know
Speaker 2: because I'm stupid, and so in not doing it, I
Speaker 2: lost my train of thoughts. See, I told you I
Speaker 2: was an idiot. Uncle, I don't understand. We have.
Speaker 9: Missus sidekick looking at home.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's good.
Speaker 13: And need's time. Time's flowing in with uh who she
Speaker 13: got a new a new uh what's his name? Is
Speaker 13: helping her too.
Speaker 2: Now she's got things going, she got to she did work.
Speaker 2: Who's now? And I'm very good. Craig Clig, the guy
Speaker 2: who has the list that has the list, The guy asked,
Speaker 2: Craig is working, is helping that she's going to be
Speaker 2: working with.
Speaker 13: Him and he guy that the guy used to be
Speaker 13: from New York, downtown Florida walking with the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Speaker 2: Exactly. So. So Craig from Craig's List and the Pittsburgh
Speaker 2: Pirates are helping my wife out a lot. They really are,
Speaker 2: and can't making stuff up.
Speaker 13: That is because of course she was off and gone
Speaker 13: off of that the idiot job she had. So now
Speaker 13: she's at least bringing something.
Speaker 2: Well, you know what they say, you know what they say, Uncle,
Speaker 2: the Lord giveth and the Lord take it away? That
Speaker 2: I do know.
Speaker 1: I know that.
Speaker 2: I know that, uh scripture, I know you know that.
Speaker 2: But do you know the next part of the riddle?
Speaker 2: On call? Who is the Lord in today's world? There?
Speaker 2: It's him up there, no one else him up there.
Speaker 2: If you go any further than him up there, you're
Speaker 2: in big deep trouble.
Speaker 1: That there.
Speaker 2: He's up there.
Speaker 13: The one the one day comes there, you're gonna see,
Speaker 13: You're gonna see him. He'll be up there, and that's
Speaker 13: where he is, standing up on his in the What's it?
Speaker 2: OK? I have to say, I love your idealistm but
Speaker 2: but you but I know where you're going. Where am
Speaker 2: I going? I know where am I.
Speaker 13: Going with this?
Speaker 2: I'm not talking. I know what you're talking about. Tell
Speaker 2: me what I'm gonna say. You're going to say, the
Speaker 2: devil himself is something else?
Speaker 9: You don't talk about?
Speaker 2: That idiot? I said, idiot is I know? I know
Speaker 2: for a fact that is cool.
Speaker 9: Wait a minute, that's good.
Speaker 2: But I got something that we.
Speaker 9: Talk about to wait a minute, I'm going to talk about.
Speaker 2: I'm going to talk about the wood beast.
Speaker 9: Don't anybody understand what the beast means?
Speaker 2: What are you laughing about? This is true? If you
Speaker 2: don't mename me, this is true.
Speaker 13: And this is what I think Sykick is trying to
Speaker 13: tell me. I know it is no fact that that's
Speaker 13: what you're trying to say. Yeah, oh yeah, you're kind
Speaker 13: of correct. Yes, I mean I know say no because.
Speaker 2: I read the Bible. I read that whole Bible.
Speaker 13: A person that have read the Bible, yes, understands what's
Speaker 13: going to happen.
Speaker 2: They do. Yeah, So that's what I've been trying to
Speaker 2: tell you.
Speaker 9: Try to do if you want to good luck.
Speaker 2: This is a brick is a brick, this is what
Speaker 2: This is what I mean.
Speaker 1: You got.
Speaker 2: You can ask them, You can ask them if they would.
Speaker 2: You can only show them the way. Isn't that something
Speaker 2: shepherds show him the way?
Speaker 9: If not, it kicks away. Yes, But I'm I was
Speaker 9: actually testing you on that.
Speaker 2: Wow, I was just tested. I'm tested. You've decided what
Speaker 2: you decided. I made my decision made. I'm wearing a
Speaker 2: Danzig T shirt. That should be noted so I'm pretty
Speaker 2: far gone in that regard. I will make my point
Speaker 2: for what it's worth. You might remember back in the
Speaker 2: feudal times, those beloved times that I just wish would
Speaker 2: come back so bad. Do you know who they called
Speaker 2: the lord? Back then? In feudal times? Who is lord?
Speaker 2: But by golly it was the landowner? Was? You called
Speaker 2: them lord? The one, the God, the lord of the
Speaker 2: Lord of the land was lord. It's a title of nobility.
Speaker 2: Wait a second, it's the title of nobility, lord.
Speaker 9: Something about that, But it don't say it that way.
Speaker 2: The lamb lamb, the lamb of God, the lamb of
Speaker 2: the sheep, the lamb of the.
Speaker 9: Sheep, the sheep was what is what?
Speaker 2: What it said in the in the Bible? Okay, the sheep?
Speaker 2: Did it mentioned sheep? Bull at any point? I'm pretty
Speaker 2: sure the Bible mentions sheep, but I forget which.
Speaker 9: But I hed his sheet though, I think we're going
Speaker 9: into religion today.
Speaker 2: The Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away in our day.
Speaker 9: That does happen? I know that, And then I can
Speaker 9: tell you does happen?
Speaker 2: There were lords in the old days, and there's lords
Speaker 2: in the new days. And it's not a whole lot
Speaker 2: different then than it is now. We just don't use
Speaker 2: the same terminology, we don't use the same little titles.
Speaker 2: We've got more polite ways to say things these days.
Speaker 2: But they still take things away, and they give us things,
Speaker 2: and they take things away from us. And that's the
Speaker 2: game we're playing. That's the game of life. That game
Speaker 2: of life. In in the thing, you give a little
Speaker 2: plastic car and you put your little little pokers in there,
Speaker 2: the different family. The little pegs are family members, and
Speaker 2: they go on the board. I remember that same good time.
Speaker 2: Good time was by all. You can call in and
Speaker 2: join this conversation. Everybody, tell me about your lord. Uh,
Speaker 2: tell me about your landlord, tell me about the lord.
Speaker 2: Tell me about some other lord. There's Lord Byron for
Speaker 2: all I care. I don't know. Thirty one nine seven
Speaker 2: five zero one six. Come talk to us. It's Friday night.
Speaker 2: It's the Uncle Show. Let's see what shall you rate
Speaker 2: your network? We enjoy company. I won't say misery enjoys
Speaker 2: company because I'm enjoying myself right now.
Speaker 13: For the only thing is that I forgot to bring
Speaker 13: in drink up here to relax MYSELFS one I know
Speaker 13: I mean the mine Bob drink downstairs. I was gonna
Speaker 13: have bringing that up and I got involved with something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so we still do have ND twenty twenty. Uh,
Speaker 2: I forget what was the one you twenty twenty one?
Speaker 2: It was spike? Was it twenty twenty? Spiked? Is what
Speaker 2: it was?
Speaker 13: Right?
Speaker 2: That one that we got and we drank with Bob
Speaker 2: on the show. I think so. I think that's what
Speaker 2: they called it. It's even higher alcohol content on a
Speaker 2: regular one.
Speaker 9: Yeah, why stewing the Finch and I was I was
Speaker 9: drinking it, but I meant opinion it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that would get me in trouble as we've still.
Speaker 9: I really get you in trouble because you can't handle.
Speaker 2: It, cannot you can't like a man? What does that
Speaker 2: man say? What does that man?
Speaker 9: You can't take the truth? No, you can't take the truth.
Speaker 2: That should be the tagline or the slogan for Uncle
Speaker 2: the Podcast. I'm thinking about putting that on too, should
Speaker 2: be Uncle the Podcast. What does that man say?
Speaker 13: Yeah, I'm thinking about adding No, I'm thinking about adding it.
Speaker 2: You like that.
Speaker 13: I was thinking about editing it after this song come
Speaker 13: in then't say that.
Speaker 2: Yeah that sounds good you're listening to of the podcast.
Speaker 2: What does that man say? Tonight? We're getting into the
Speaker 2: very important topic that we prescripted, and we have some
Speaker 2: very special guests coming on the show. Who are they?
Speaker 2: No one? I was lying the whole time. Nobody agreed
Speaker 2: to come on this show. Nobody likes us. But that's
Speaker 2: all right. I'm surprised that phones ain't ring in it.
Speaker 2: I'm kidding Cale. They don't dislike us. It's just we're
Speaker 2: throwing everybody off because we're not here enough. It's true,
Speaker 2: it's true. I'm not denying that. There's no denial of that.
Speaker 2: It's true. I'm trying to say.
Speaker 9: I'm trying to say, if we don't be here, at
Speaker 9: least we coined something.
Speaker 2: It's all I'm saying. It's all I'm saying. It's it's
Speaker 2: a good idea. It's it's definitely hey, there's something we
Speaker 2: can hear.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's all I'm saying.
Speaker 2: We could also come up with a really weird idea
Speaker 2: where I can get some sort of set up going.
Speaker 2: We're I just had maybe side woman Coulk press a
Speaker 2: button and it goes to a recording of I don't
Speaker 2: know like nature sounds or something, or you put a
Speaker 2: microphone on the yard and get the sounds of frogs
Speaker 2: or something, and that could be the placeholder when we're
Speaker 2: not here and we can't do a show. You get
Speaker 2: tostened to the frogs in the backyard something like that
Speaker 2: to be relaxing. People would listen to it, and I
Speaker 2: know we do lots themselves. Yeah, I like the idea
Speaker 2: of that. We need to start making more like ambient
Speaker 2: relaxation content shows, audio and video. I think it could
Speaker 2: be a new format, I think and thinking of putting
Speaker 2: that together. I'm I'm only half kidding.
Speaker 13: I would really like to half kidding. I don't call kid,
Speaker 13: especially when we're not here. Only when we're not here.
Speaker 13: It would relax the customers. I just oh, this is
Speaker 13: nice and quiet. Yeah, people listen.
Speaker 2: You see something to like, just turn on and relax,
Speaker 2: maybe even meditate. For God help us do that too,
Speaker 2: and for once in our lives, relax if we're allowed
Speaker 2: to do so. Probably not, but maybe for a minute
Speaker 2: or two. Then we can get back to the all
Speaker 2: important business of scurrying and hurrying about doing the important
Speaker 2: things that we do every day. We got important things,
Speaker 2: so call h We're important people. Yeah, we can get
Speaker 2: away to doing these things. Sometimes I wanted, oh I
Speaker 2: need to hear it. I know this week you were
Speaker 2: gonna be aily gus you're coming home, and you did it. Yeah.
Speaker 9: Other than that time, let's here, what's the going here?
Speaker 2: Get over here, wait, get up.
Speaker 8: Believe believe it or not.
Speaker 10: Look, the callers always drop off when you guys are
Speaker 10: off for a week or two and listeners drop off
Speaker 10: a bit, they just forget to tune back in unless
Speaker 10: you're steady on.
Speaker 8: That's one thing Uncle's saying, He's right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but that's it. That's it, Jack, That's what I
Speaker 2: was trying to say. Yeah.
Speaker 8: But the other thing is, Uncle, believe it or not,
Speaker 8: this has been flying right by.
Speaker 2: You only got like.
Speaker 8: Twelve and a half minutes left and no one calling.
Speaker 2: And nobody called.
Speaker 15: But because they they have the idea of us not
Speaker 15: sort of here and so why we put it on
Speaker 15: the phone.
Speaker 2: Well, well, listen cool? Why did we cool?
Speaker 13: And all this? Why I can understand my customers thinking
Speaker 13: that way, though I can understand him stinking that.
Speaker 2: No, I'm I'm not. I'm not mad at anybody. Nobody's
Speaker 2: a fault. It's the perfect It makes perfect sense. There's
Speaker 2: there's this is the way things are. So it's it's
Speaker 2: fine twelve minutes. Holy yeah, no, one's it's just the
Speaker 2: way of things. I'm just making a show.
Speaker 13: Add up the show, talking to myself and say, kick
Speaker 13: to make a show out of it and get something
Speaker 13: out of it.
Speaker 2: And that's what I'm done just now, at this time.
Speaker 2: I want to believe that if a random person somehow
Speaker 2: found this and watched the live stream or listen to
Speaker 2: the radio show, and they actually they actually listened, I
Speaker 2: want to say that this could be engaging. Je was
Speaker 2: this it could they might actually keep listening once they
Speaker 2: started listening. Oh, that's assuming that they found this thing
Speaker 2: in the first place, which is a lot to assume,
Speaker 2: which is hard. That's that's that's the heart in itself
Speaker 2: to do. That's the tricky thing these days. That's tough.
Speaker 2: It's tough. That is, everybody get on X too, whatever
Speaker 2: that X is. I don't know what that X is. Yes,
Speaker 2: we gotta I don't know what that is. We gotta
Speaker 2: subscribe to the premium for that so that we can't
Speaker 2: continue streaming there, which is it's worthwhile. We do get
Speaker 2: a lot of traction or we were getting a lot
Speaker 2: of traction on there, so I don't know what.
Speaker 13: We're getting because you're the one looking at distract distractions
Speaker 13: over there.
Speaker 9: And I'm looking at them. I'm just talking on my
Speaker 9: own regular show.
Speaker 2: Sidekick is a living distraction. Uncle. That's my job. I
Speaker 2: make it my job every week to distract. I know,
Speaker 2: I know you see that, but you are undaunted. You're
Speaker 2: undeterred somehow. As much as I try, I try to
Speaker 2: distract you, but it doesn't work. You know, it don't
Speaker 2: my hour. My will kill owl.
Speaker 13: But I want wook my hour because people want to
Speaker 13: hambital I know, uh uh, they show and I.
Speaker 2: Give it to him that way, It's right. No matter
Speaker 2: how hard I try, I can't stop the voice. The
Speaker 2: voice continues going exactly that's my point. And there's a
Speaker 2: squeak who's squeaking back. There might have been a rodent
Speaker 2: of some kind. I'm thinking, yeah, you don't know what
Speaker 2: they're gonna pop up there.
Speaker 9: Truck's getting poored, I think, and then just putting making
Speaker 9: on that noise yeh yeah.
Speaker 2: The buttons, the buttons are being pressed. Yeah, oh, face shifter,
Speaker 2: and the chat is saying play some old transfersistor radio
Speaker 2: episodes when we're not here. That's what do you mean?
Speaker 2: So no relaxation for us, he says, no calls to
Speaker 2: Aaron and apology and reparations to the squirrels they've wrongly
Speaker 2: blamed for eating the pomegranates. But it was aphis. That's
Speaker 2: it talking to you. Is that him? That's it talking,
Speaker 2: that's his that's a food, is a animal. Look, there's
Speaker 2: ass on now. They don't an aphid will get on
Speaker 2: there like they do now, and they'll just make a
Speaker 2: mess and they'll chew little, tiny little bits of it
Speaker 2: at a time. Off. They won't completely remove the entire
Speaker 2: pomegranate overnight. That happened before. That was not an aphid
Speaker 2: doing it before. Was I know my aphis? I know
Speaker 2: what they do.
Speaker 13: Okay, I've never even seen them, who might never even.
Speaker 2: Even too I wish I could say the same thing, Uncle,
Speaker 2: I know all too much about them. They're destroying our crops. Uncle,
Speaker 2: it's a blight. It's a blight upon the land. These
Speaker 2: disgusting little creatures that should be eradicated from the face
Speaker 2: of the earth. We're going to commit genocide on small insects.
Speaker 2: We'll start there and we'll see where we can go
Speaker 2: from there. We have to deem those who are fit
Speaker 2: and an unfit. Uncle, we are the chosen ones to decide.
Speaker 2: We we are the saviors of the world that know best,
Speaker 2: and we know the best and the brightest. We know
Speaker 2: the opposite. So I'm coming up with good ideas right now. Uncle,
Speaker 2: I'm listening. Yeah, I know, I know. I'm glad to
Speaker 2: have an audience for this. All you need is a
Speaker 2: microphone these days, you see, and you can just spread
Speaker 2: the best ideas to everybody who sold desires, whoever you
Speaker 2: can get to have listen, don't listen, and if you
Speaker 2: say it good enough, they actually believe you. I hope
Speaker 2: I'm selling this, Uncle, Well, this is very weird. No
Speaker 2: calling you, damn man, I am one time I had
Speaker 2: no calls. I've been well back, but.
Speaker 1: We didn't.
Speaker 13: I had all it was slow nights, slow, slow nights.
Speaker 13: Before I'm not saying yeah, oh time slow, but no, no,
Speaker 13: you need to slow to what you're saying. We're not
Speaker 13: here often, and I think it's got to them saying.
Speaker 13: Customer's saying, hey.
Speaker 2: Why don't we have to cool in if they're holy
Speaker 2: not there every week? I can see the poop about that.
Speaker 2: What's that noise? That was something that's Chuck playing? Is
Speaker 2: background stuff? Oh that's that might be one of those
Speaker 2: sounds that you can kill an ad with. Yeah, that's
Speaker 2: like you need to use sonic warfare upon these creatures.
Speaker 2: We got our tech department working on it right now.
Speaker 13: Like what about that street cream? Street Cream doing these days?
Speaker 13: I haven't heard much about those guys get.
Speaker 2: On the port stunt. Well, they're somewhere, there's somewhere out there. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't know. I'm enjoying myself.
Speaker 9: Actually, I think if you had talking to yourself.
Speaker 2: Having a good old time, I'm having a good time
Speaker 2: coming up with really good ideas. We're having a fun show.
Speaker 2: We're enjoying ourselves. We're preparing ourselves mentally for the streams
Speaker 2: we will continue to do throughout the weekend. We're gonna
Speaker 2: be watching VHS tapes, which is very strenuous, and we
Speaker 2: have to mentally prepare ourselves right now for that upcoming event.
Speaker 9: Well, I don't know what the other tape she got.
Speaker 9: I didn't know what that one was about.
Speaker 13: MISSISSII Kick just went to the sideboard and checked these
Speaker 13: tapes and.
Speaker 2: Simmons and I don't know what the other ones. We
Speaker 2: have our ideas written on a dry erase board. It's
Speaker 2: a very detailed ven diagram that we've created. And a
Speaker 2: lot of things are overlapping. We're another Uncle. The podcast
Speaker 2: is overlapping with uh Elon Musk is overlapping with VHS
Speaker 2: tapes and in so discovering this then overlapping. We've come
Speaker 2: to the conclusion that the market research is telling us
Speaker 2: that we have to make a live stream entitled Elon Musk,
Speaker 2: Uncle watches VHS on a Saturday. We have to do it.
Speaker 2: Who gets self in trouble for you? Still? I guess
Speaker 2: I hope I guess him. I'm just telling you. I
Speaker 2: just want to who's going to be the trouble man?
Speaker 2: That's all I'm asking. Who's the trouble man? H Well,
Speaker 2: I haven't figured that part out, That's what I want
Speaker 2: to know. I'm just going with what the data tells me, Uncle,
Speaker 2: which is what you have to do. If you don't
Speaker 2: need you that you're not doing anything. What data is
Speaker 2: going on A lot? Yeah, we got big data, big
Speaker 2: a lot of it, and it's telling us what to do.
Speaker 2: We've got the analytics we got the data. It's very detailed,
Speaker 2: very detailed. It's got no end of suggestions for us,
Speaker 2: and say we take all of them. Let's take every
Speaker 2: single suggestion that our computer throws at us and just
Speaker 2: do it. Yeah, oh well no, not a well, we
Speaker 2: should be we should be celebrating this moment on court, celebrating.
Speaker 2: What the heck are you celebrating backing for it? We are,
Speaker 2: I know, it's ridiculous, fans apparent we are surfing on
Speaker 2: a digital tsunami.
Speaker 9: This is drummypational.
Speaker 13: Everybody in the court, in the court, this is a
Speaker 13: poet showing vanilla show.
Speaker 2: Uncle. The Olympics are on surfing. Yeah. Event the Olympics
Speaker 2: started tonight.
Speaker 13: People, and we should have seen that light up, the
Speaker 13: nice one the first time I was seeing balloon like
Speaker 13: that light up. Oh yeah, ceremony in the balloon, that's
Speaker 13: what it was.
Speaker 2: Okay, I believe it. I didn't watch. I've only saw
Speaker 2: a little bits of pieces online and people complaining about complaining.
Speaker 2: Why they complaining Olympics Satan made it or something, I
Speaker 2: don't know.
Speaker 13: Then they're going to the other side.
Speaker 2: They're falling off the side. They are those people. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they're falling off the side, fell off the side of
Speaker 2: the earth of flat Earth? Did they fall off the
Speaker 2: side of flat earth? Satan in that? And then oh man,
Speaker 2: they didn't.
Speaker 9: That's that's what they're talking about.
Speaker 2: That's dangerous, Uncle, that's what they're doing. You're listening what
Speaker 2: they're doing. That's what you're listening to.
Speaker 13: You.
Speaker 2: I listened to it. What you just told me. I
Speaker 2: was online. I was listening to it. You got me
Speaker 2: dango ding ding ding ding, got me red handed. See
Speaker 2: I can grab that.
Speaker 9: I can love that thought of what you're doing. I
Speaker 9: see I have the thud dead.
Speaker 2: I know what you're thinking, and that's what it's going
Speaker 2: to fall down to. There's no escaping. No, there's no
Speaker 2: because I know. Okay, Oh, I'm glad somebody knows around here. Well,
Speaker 2: I don't know about the other people in this family.
Speaker 2: I do. Uncle, we're toward the end of the show.
Speaker 2: Do we want to give shout outs? To shout out
Speaker 2: to us? Oh?
Speaker 13: Bottom line, nobody calls nobody else and thank you for
Speaker 13: listening for the ones that have been listening.
Speaker 2: That's my shadow mother. I like that confidence. Yes, I'll
Speaker 2: just say that. Should I get wait, should I give
Speaker 2: a shout out to or no, you can say the
Speaker 2: same if you want, but I don't know what you
Speaker 2: can say. Uh, shout out to the surfers of the Olympics.
Speaker 2: I hope you bring home a gold medal for the
Speaker 2: United States. And I hope that your cruise ship is
Speaker 2: fun that you're staying on. I learned that yesterday. Anyway,
Speaker 2: This is Uncle the Podcast live on Friday nights on
Speaker 2: the Chili Radio Network always. Also, we're Uncle Theepodcast dot
Speaker 2: com as a site at Uncle podcast on YouTube, Twitter
Speaker 2: which uh, something else I forget, but yes, thank you.
Speaker 2: Oh and Sally Dwson and chat. It's great to see you.
Speaker 2: Willo's watching and commentating. Make sure to hang out with
Speaker 2: us on our VHS stream. Sally, I'm sure you'll be
Speaker 2: there probably tomorrow, so we'll see you all there. Uncle.
Speaker 2: Bring us home for to night, please,