Speaker 1: Can you dig a god?
Speaker 2: You dig ads?
Speaker 3: Ladies, gentlemen, friends, foes, lurkers, regulars, GMO people, organic people,
Speaker 3: room in battles.
Speaker 4: Why to what?
Speaker 2: All?
Speaker 4: Right, ladies and gentlemen, friends and foes, lurkers and regulars.
Speaker 4: Welcome back to Social Rejects Club. This is the boiler Room.
Speaker 4: We're broadcasting live out of Central Texas. Thank you for
Speaker 4: joining us for this live broadcast. It is decenmember the
Speaker 4: thirtieth of twenty twenty five. And you know what that means.
Speaker 4: That's right, we are a mirror seeing you, guys. That's
Speaker 4: what eight thirty five Central right now. We're just over
Speaker 4: a day away from twenty twenty six here. So and
Speaker 4: if hey, if you're one of our listeners down under,
Speaker 4: one of our viewers down under, you're even closer than
Speaker 4: we are. So it's sort of our New Year's sort
Speaker 4: of show, but we're calling tonight's show the end of
Speaker 4: year dumpster fire cleanup crew and Ruckus and myself have
Speaker 4: been working tirelessly for the last several days to bring
Speaker 4: the biggest crew that we could possibly bring to the
Speaker 4: boiler Room. And I dare say it already looks just
Speaker 4: from looking at the green room here. What's up green room?
Speaker 4: You guys take it easy back there. I'm party so hard.
Speaker 4: We've got a show to do. Yeah, it looks like
Speaker 4: we already have a bigger show than we've had all
Speaker 4: year long here, guest wise, and I think there's some
Speaker 4: more people coming. So for those of you out there
Speaker 4: that are that have invites to this show, drop on
Speaker 4: in whenever you feel like it, because the more the
Speaker 4: merrier tonight. Now, everybody tonight, we're hoping, is going to
Speaker 4: bring one thing from twenty twenty five that they want
Speaker 4: to throw into the dumpster. Okay, so that's one aspect.
Speaker 4: We're also hoping that everyone will have one thing worth
Speaker 4: keeping or carrying forward, right, and most importantly, perhaps one
Speaker 4: thing future generations must be warned about. So tonight is
Speaker 4: not really a celebration of twenty twenty five, nor is
Speaker 4: it a pity party or a den of despair for
Speaker 4: twenty twenty five. The dumpster fire is a metaphor for
Speaker 4: narratives that ran out of fuel, hopefully or at least
Speaker 4: are running out of fuel, so some thing's burned down
Speaker 4: on their own. We almost forgot how the year started,
Speaker 4: right with an exploding cyber truck in front of a
Speaker 4: Trump tower that one burned down on its own, didn't
Speaker 4: it pun intended? Some things were intentionally torched. We could
Speaker 4: talk about some of those. I'm sure some of those
Speaker 4: will come up. And some were never meant to survive scrutiny.
Speaker 4: And apparently, just judging by looking at my doom scrawl
Speaker 4: X feed Erica Kirk, you might be the winner of
Speaker 4: some of those narratives that were never meant to survive scrutiny.
Speaker 4: Just a thought, just you know, a little breadcrumb there.
Speaker 4: So we're not here to relive the trauma. We're here
Speaker 4: to decide what gets buried, what gets salvaged, and what
Speaker 4: we absolutely never want repeated. So with that, I'm gonna
Speaker 4: bring Ruckus aboard here first, Ruckus, Welcome to the boiler room,
Speaker 4: last one of twenty twenty five. We got dumpster fires
Speaker 4: to put out, things to bury, and thoughts for the
Speaker 4: coming year. Thanks for being here tonight, man. How's it going? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Wow, it's been a long time since you brought me on. First.
Speaker 5: You caught me off guard.
Speaker 4: I thought I might. I thought it might be spicy
Speaker 4: to bring.
Speaker 6: In special bro.
Speaker 7: Wow.
Speaker 5: What's the occasion?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 8: Yeah, the occasion is we're throwing twenty twenty five into
Speaker 8: the dumpster where it belongs and setting it on fire.
Speaker 5: I freaking love it. This is so exciting.
Speaker 8: I'm also super super stoked that we have a lot
Speaker 8: of some of our favorites along running regulars, as well
Speaker 8: as some of our favorite guests who have made appearances
Speaker 8: throughout the year, in particular this year, if not the
Speaker 8: previous years as well obviously, So I don't want to
Speaker 8: take up too much time because there's a lot of
Speaker 8: folks we'd like to bring on. I mean, you need
Speaker 8: to change this redacted thing to something more appropriate. But
Speaker 8: thank you so much for having me along for the
Speaker 8: cremation of care or event whatever. This dumpster fire sanduff is,
Speaker 8: how did you describe it? You said it was an
Speaker 8: appropriate mule log fire for twenty twenty five, and I agree.
Speaker 2: YEA.
Speaker 8: Let's like the light the fires and light the fires
Speaker 8: right on tires.
Speaker 4: Yeah, your final mule log of the year right here
Speaker 4: in this dumpster, all right. Next up, we've got Mystical
Speaker 4: Pharaoh joined us from bringing Mystical aboard because it's getting
Speaker 4: laid over there. Mystical, what's up man? Welcome back to
Speaker 4: the Boilerroom, Last show of the year, my friend.
Speaker 9: Last show Man, and a twenty by So Fast twenty
Speaker 9: twenty five.
Speaker 4: I feel like the cyber truck just exploded yesterday.
Speaker 9: I know, how many boiler rooms did you have in
Speaker 9: twenty twenty five?
Speaker 4: Great question, I can answer that pretty quickly. Let me
Speaker 4: tell you right now we had select all forty six
Speaker 4: boiler rooms. So pretty good, pretty good?
Speaker 9: All right, Well, looking forward to forty seven?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Absolutely, man, all right, I thank forty seven.
Speaker 9: Oh man, that's a coincident.
Speaker 4: I don't know. Maybe, gosh, we may have to cram
Speaker 4: one more out just for just for forty seven tomorrow.
Speaker 4: All right, I doubt it. Thanks Verah. All right, We've
Speaker 4: got Lovely Spor joining us next. Lovely Spore, welcome back
Speaker 4: to the boiler Room. Wonderful to have you here with
Speaker 4: us tonight. How are you? For some reason, Spor, I
Speaker 4: am not hearing you there.
Speaker 10: We go, very happy to be here with all these
Speaker 10: incredible people.
Speaker 4: Really yeah, well, Spor, You've got a little bit of
Speaker 4: a spotty connection there.
Speaker 5: And I'm happy to be here with incredible Hey.
Speaker 4: Sorry I keep talking over you, but you're I can
Speaker 4: hear the delay on your feed. And it's quite laggy tonight.
Speaker 4: You might want to bounce out and come back in
Speaker 4: or something, but we're very happy to have you here.
Speaker 4: Sorry I stepped on you there, alrighty cool. Uh. Let's
Speaker 4: welcome our friend from the odd Man Out podcast, odd
Speaker 4: Man Out. What's up, dude, Welcome to the boiler Room.
Speaker 1: I doing hey, man, I'm doing great.
Speaker 11: It's great to be on with you guys once again,
Speaker 11: and kind of ushering this year out and the new
Speaker 11: one in and can't wait to get into some really
Speaker 11: interesting conversations tonight.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, we're gonna man. It's it's wonderful to see
Speaker 4: your face. We've missed you here in the boiler room.
Speaker 4: I know late night shows have kind of been difficult
Speaker 4: for you to do this year, and I hope it's
Speaker 4: been a good year. We've certainly been enjoying all of
Speaker 4: your output and love following you on Instagram and x
Speaker 4: and all that stuff. Man, So just really happy to
Speaker 4: have you here. Man, Happy early New year.
Speaker 1: Thank you, my friend. It's good to be back.
Speaker 4: Yeah, great to have you. That's odd Man Out joining
Speaker 4: us and let me bring Spore back in real quick sport.
Speaker 4: Give me a mic check, baby, Yeah, can you hear me? Okay,
Speaker 4: now we do. I didn't get that, all right, weird? Yeah,
Speaker 4: I think you're good now, all right, well I think
Speaker 4: we got sport welcome spor Uh. Let me bring our
Speaker 4: good friend from Weaponized News, Sam Cheney aboard, Sam, what's
Speaker 4: up man? Happy early New Year and uh Mary late Christmas.
Speaker 4: Welcome back to the boiler room.
Speaker 12: Police Navidad.
Speaker 4: Yeah, man, yeah, all right, let's keep it rolling. Let's
Speaker 4: keep it rolling.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 4: We got more people to bring in. We're gonna bring
Speaker 4: in the one, the only, Johnny Vedmore. Next, here he comes.
Speaker 4: Johnny Dmore is with us. Johnny, what's up man? Welcome
Speaker 4: back to the boiler room.
Speaker 13: Paliz Navidad.
Speaker 14: Oh Palise, Navidad, Oh Palise Navidad, Oh Palise Navedad.
Speaker 4: Hello, Hey, you got all the words. Those are all
Speaker 4: the words to that song that I know. I'm pretty
Speaker 4: sure that's the whole song.
Speaker 13: It is is. Thank you for having me, lovely to
Speaker 13: see you.
Speaker 4: A Yes, it's wonderful to have you here with us.
Speaker 4: Thank you for joining us. Johnny. Uh, let's see here.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna brings Sumo aboard from the Mystical American Patriots Society.
Speaker 4: Map sock doking into the boiler room, sumo.
Speaker 1: What's up?
Speaker 4: Welcome to the boiler room.
Speaker 6: Hello everyone, how are you doing? H yeah, I'm happy
Speaker 6: to be here.
Speaker 15: I've been saving Christmas and I've I've finished and now
Speaker 15: I am relaxing.
Speaker 4: All right, So Santa Claus duties are over for the
Speaker 4: year then, and you're chilling.
Speaker 6: Well, you know we only take boxing day off.
Speaker 12: We have to.
Speaker 15: Now we're preparing for twenty twenty six. It's a it's
Speaker 15: a full time job.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, absolutely, Okay, great to have you here
Speaker 4: with us. We've got Jay Dyer joining us as well.
Speaker 4: He's popping into the studio right now. Jay, what's up man,
Speaker 4: Welcome to the boiler room. Happy early New year, my friend.
Speaker 16: Thank you. It was a hype year. Glad to be
Speaker 16: here with you.
Speaker 13: Guys.
Speaker 4: It was a hype year.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 4: You know, we were Ruckus and I were talking about
Speaker 4: how to set tonight's show up, and you know, we
Speaker 4: figured the dumpster fire was the perfect metaphor for it.
Speaker 4: So this is the end of your dumpster fire cleanup crew.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 4: Uh, the room is growing. See how big stream yard
Speaker 4: lets us get We got spour back in the room now. Spoor,
Speaker 4: give me another mic chick going once going?
Speaker 8: Can you hear me?
Speaker 4: You hear me?
Speaker 6: Yes, Okay, I moved into the other room. But it's
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 10: I don't know what is going on here because it's
Speaker 10: like it sounds like everybody's having a disconnection problem on
Speaker 10: my end, So I don't know what the hell.
Speaker 16: Is Mystical Pharaoh Infidel Pharaoh now rebranded as mystical Pharaoh.
Speaker 9: Indeed, indeed that is correct.
Speaker 6: Now you guys, now it's really good. What a really nice,
Speaker 6: really nice haircut going on?
Speaker 17: Me?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 13: You, thank you.
Speaker 15: He looks really good. You just I haven't seen you
Speaker 15: in a while. And then you cut you popped on.
Speaker 15: I was like, oh, look he looks still quite handsome.
Speaker 16: I gotta I gotta a glow up.
Speaker 18: Yeah, I'm competing with Candas to be the new diva,
Speaker 18: so I gotta get a glow up.
Speaker 12: You need a BBL.
Speaker 2: I got that.
Speaker 8: Everyone everyone in our groups Sumo always compliments to the
Speaker 8: gentlemen for how handsome they are.
Speaker 6: So that's idea, but it's always true. It's always true.
Speaker 6: And you know what, men don't receive enough compliments.
Speaker 4: True that I.
Speaker 5: Share behalf of all men everywhere.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Okay, my friends, how are we gonna do this?
Speaker 4: We have such a big room. It's gonna be a
Speaker 4: good time. Okay, So Rugus came up with a great idea.
Speaker 4: Thank you Ruckus by the way for helping design the
Speaker 4: show tonight and coordinate all our wonderful colleagues and friends here.
Speaker 4: It's just so awesome to be here with you guys.
Speaker 4: I feel like we have the perfect amount of squares
Speaker 4: right now for like a Brady Bunch almost this is
Speaker 4: this is great. We can kind of do the whole
Speaker 4: Brady Bunch pantomime. But I wanna we have three questions
Speaker 4: basically that we wanted to take around the room, you know,
Speaker 4: thinking about twenty twenty five, you know, twenty twenty five
Speaker 4: was so weird. It was such a strange year. It
Speaker 4: was just like this odd lead up to twenty twenty
Speaker 4: five actually an odd lead up to the elections in
Speaker 4: twenty twenty four, just a terrible political situation for you know,
Speaker 4: as long as I can remember pretty much. But it
Speaker 4: just seems to kind of like, I don't know, mechanize
Speaker 4: and transform over the years at a very fast rate now,
Speaker 4: and it's like we would be like kicking ourselves in
Speaker 4: the nuts trying to come up with like an end
Speaker 4: of year recap, which we've done before plenty of times.
Speaker 4: So you know, Rugus was thinking about this and he
Speaker 4: started talking to me about it, and we decided, let's
Speaker 4: just come up with like three simple questions for everybody. Rugus,
Speaker 4: do you think we should just do question one around
Speaker 4: the room and then two around the room, or do
Speaker 4: you think we should do one, two, and three for
Speaker 4: each person? Do you have a preference as to how
Speaker 4: we go about that.
Speaker 8: I think it'd be fun if we take them one
Speaker 8: at a time. I think I think that way, if
Speaker 8: we at least that way, everybody can at least do
Speaker 8: the important thing, which is throw something in the damn
Speaker 8: dumpster fire so that if they have to leave early,
Speaker 8: then the rest of us will stay warm and we're
Speaker 8: going to make it.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, So we'll try to keep keep the
Speaker 4: dumpster fire burning tonight and we'll try to close it
Speaker 4: out with you know, we'll throw some water in there, hopefully.
Speaker 4: So the first question tonight for everybody again this episode
Speaker 4: is you know, it's not a recap show. It's more
Speaker 4: of a forensic year end post mortem Okay, that's kind
Speaker 4: of the vibe we're going for here. Hi Jamie, we
Speaker 4: should welcome Jamie to the show too. It's great to
Speaker 4: see you, Jamie. How are you all right? Excellent? So
Speaker 4: first question tonight, everybody, and you folks out there watching
Speaker 4: and listening, we're interested in your answer for these two,
Speaker 4: so feel free to flood the zone. We've already we've
Speaker 4: already got more. I haven't even looked at the comments yet.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry. Anywhere there's already a bunch. But we'll do
Speaker 4: our best to keep an eye on the comments in
Speaker 4: the discord and on the platforms. But okay, so you
Speaker 4: guys can can play too. But first question, and I'm
Speaker 4: just going to go around the room from top left
Speaker 4: and we'll get it from everybody. First question, one thing
Speaker 4: from twenty twenty five that you would like to throw
Speaker 4: into the dumpster fire and say goodbye to odd Man Out?
Speaker 4: What do you think.
Speaker 11: I'm gonna say?
Speaker 1: The tail mood.
Speaker 4: Starting off with a banger? Nice?
Speaker 12: All right?
Speaker 4: Well you know that will that that will burn? Definitely?
Speaker 4: Uh so odd man out starting us with some book burn? Okay,
Speaker 4: give it, you know, for for anyone.
Speaker 5: That's a justification.
Speaker 4: Yeah, give give us some give us some background on that.
Speaker 11: Go ahead, man, give us some reason. I have twenty
Speaker 11: seven episodes of justification on that.
Speaker 4: That's true. That's true. And you know what odd Man
Speaker 4: uh on Sunday Wire. You know, you know how we
Speaker 4: do on Sunday Wire. We talk about the Middle East
Speaker 4: geopolitics a lot, and Ruckus and I have been on
Speaker 4: pretty much most episodes this year. Uh, that aspect of
Speaker 4: it has come up in some regards. But when it
Speaker 4: does come up, and when we sort of broach the
Speaker 4: topic of like the ideology and the religion, the theology
Speaker 4: and ideology of the region is real in particular political
Speaker 4: Zionism in particular. Rucus is always the first to say, Hey,
Speaker 4: you got to check out odd Man out series on this,
Speaker 4: So at least give us give a shout to that series,
Speaker 4: tell us what inspired it and what you hope people
Speaker 4: might take away from it, just to kind of back
Speaker 4: up your year burn for the year, which I think
Speaker 4: we probably all endoors.
Speaker 1: Thank you man. Well.
Speaker 11: I started kind of got into it because my grandmother
Speaker 11: passed away out I didn't grow up around her, and
Speaker 11: my brother he said, did you check out the obituary
Speaker 11: her maiden name was a Jewish last name, right, And
Speaker 11: I was like, really, that's weird. Nobody's ever told me that.
Speaker 11: I've never been close to my father's family, and so
Speaker 11: we checked it out and they actually done the whole
Speaker 11: I think it's like my heritage or something like that,
Speaker 11: the whole DNA thing, and turns out, yeah, you know,
Speaker 11: she was Jewish and she moved over here during World
Speaker 11: War two or whatever, converted to Christianity and all that stuff.
Speaker 11: So that got me into looking into this stuff. And so,
Speaker 11: you know, just I started doing it before it got
Speaker 11: really popular. Now it's like all the rage or whatever.
Speaker 11: But as you guys know, started slowly getting into this
Speaker 11: stuff and just realized that there's a whole world that nobody,
Speaker 11: hardly anyone even knows. Even a lot of Jews that
Speaker 11: I've talked to, they have no idea about a lot
Speaker 11: of the stuff that I've actually pulled out from their
Speaker 11: own holy books and their own rabbis and their own
Speaker 11: authors and stuff like that. So yeah, there's so many
Speaker 11: things that you don't know about it. Not all of
Speaker 11: it's bad, but there's a lot of it that is bad.
Speaker 11: And really it all boils down to they are the
Speaker 11: chosen ones, and they can't really get along with anyone
Speaker 11: else unless they're ruling them and you have to give
Speaker 11: in to them, you know. And not all Jews believe
Speaker 11: in that or anything like that, but there's enough that
Speaker 11: who do believe in it that are powerful and influential,
Speaker 11: and you know, they get they work their way into
Speaker 11: places of government and obviously black Rock, black Stone, Facebook, Oracle.
Speaker 11: You know, you could go on and on about it.
Speaker 11: So the Tall mood is the basically the it's the
Speaker 11: most important holy books in their religion, and that seems
Speaker 11: to be across the board, you know. I know the
Speaker 11: Reform is a little bit different, but they are starting
Speaker 11: to get into the telemood as well. So anyway, it's
Speaker 11: it's just a book that it just it talks terribly
Speaker 11: about other people, and it's just it proves that they
Speaker 11: have to basically conquer people. And I don't know what
Speaker 11: else to say about it. I mean, there's a lot
Speaker 11: of stuff in that series.
Speaker 4: Check it out, Yeah, yeah, get what's the give us
Speaker 4: the series name. You can find it at Alternate Current Radio.
Speaker 4: You can also find it on Podbean under the odd
Speaker 4: Man Out podcast. But uh, it's it. I always mess
Speaker 4: it up. I always screw up one word in it,
Speaker 4: so you say it.
Speaker 11: Everybody does those we don't speak of. It's like like
Speaker 11: the I think the m Night Shyamalan movie. I think,
Speaker 11: doesn't he have a movie called that?
Speaker 1: I think?
Speaker 11: Anyway, it came to my mind, and that's why I
Speaker 11: named it that, because we weren't supposed to talk about it,
Speaker 11: and at that time it was still so taboo you
Speaker 11: couldn't really say too much about it. And now it's
Speaker 11: like you can say whatever, but for right now, not
Speaker 11: very much longer.
Speaker 4: Yeah, right, okay, cool. I have some follow up questions
Speaker 4: about that, but let's get around the room here. We'll
Speaker 4: go to Ruccus. He's next in the squares here in
Speaker 4: the Brady Bunch of Squares. Rucus, what about you one
Speaker 4: thing you would like to throw into the dumpster from
Speaker 4: this year?
Speaker 8: Luckily I have a visual for this one, courtesy of
Speaker 8: Photon for turning me onto this. I'm like, it's perfect,
Speaker 8: It's ready to go right in the dumpster. These guys,
Speaker 8: the techno bros. I am so sick of the technocratic
Speaker 8: elite that have like got their warmy little claws or
Speaker 8: octopus tendrils, whatever you want to call them into the
Speaker 8: current administration. I don't know if anyone is chicked out
Speaker 8: my ex profile lately.
Speaker 2: Here.
Speaker 8: I'm going to go right to my ex profile right
Speaker 8: now if I can find it. That's forward slash ac Underscorewardslinger.
Speaker 8: If you go to my page, I have the same
Speaker 8: thing pinned here since August twenty ninth, and I think
Speaker 8: it's going to stay here for the entire year of
Speaker 8: twenty twenty six as a warning to everybody. But this
Speaker 8: is what it's pissing me off is that MAGA make
Speaker 8: America Great Again thinks that by doing this use your imagination,
Speaker 8: folks to the technocracy, bros. That that's going to get
Speaker 8: America somewhere, and it's going to get America right where
Speaker 8: we don't want it to be. So for twenty twenty five,
Speaker 8: I'm sick of these guys. This is We've got Facebook
Speaker 8: represented here X, We've got Nvidia, We've got Google, Apple,
Speaker 8: Open AI, and Amazon. You know who you are. I'm
Speaker 8: missing Peter Theo from this image. Maybe he's hiding in
Speaker 8: that cyber truck which looks I mean, man, it's a
Speaker 8: darn shame that there are not any exploding lithium batteries
Speaker 8: when you need one?
Speaker 4: Am I right, where's Larry Ellis?
Speaker 5: I'm going to toss them.
Speaker 8: I'm going to toss them right into the fire there
Speaker 8: hopefully if I can figure out how to do that.
Speaker 5: There we go, There they are.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there we go. I figured Larry Ellison would be
Speaker 4: hanging with those homies.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Well that's the other thing too, is that that's how
Speaker 8: this year started. Wasn't just technically the cyber truck exploding,
Speaker 8: as far as I'm concerned, the real event that we're
Speaker 8: all having to deal with this year and moving forward,
Speaker 8: because they really built the foundation for this technocracy and
Speaker 8: I think next year we're going to be living it.
Speaker 8: Was the Operation Project Stargate or whatever the hell they
Speaker 8: called it, where they're like, Okay, we're just going to
Speaker 8: throw like a bunch of money and make a big
Speaker 8: deal about like basically replacing everybody's jobs.
Speaker 5: And we've come full circle.
Speaker 8: Trump was just up there saying how great it is
Speaker 8: that AI and robots are going to be replacing everybody's jobs,
Speaker 8: and I'm like, well, that's what we were worried about,
Speaker 8: or at least I was, so Yeah, I'd like to
Speaker 8: see those guys out so yeah.
Speaker 4: All right, good one, good one. I saw that. I'm
Speaker 4: going to leave Frog myself and go right to Jamie. Jamie,
Speaker 4: what about you for tonight's forensic post you're end post mortem.
Speaker 4: What's one thing from twenty twenty five that you would
Speaker 4: like to throw into the dumpster.
Speaker 19: I was thinking about this, and I agree with Ruckus
Speaker 19: well for one, because we did two really good shows
Speaker 19: about the technocracy, and aren't they now Rugus like sworn
Speaker 19: in some kind of like high military the techno bros.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I know they were given like top military clearance,
Speaker 8: so they made them generals or something.
Speaker 19: Yeah. But then I was like, what makes me matter
Speaker 19: on like consistently? And it's like the IRS. So I
Speaker 19: would put that in the dumpster this year if you
Speaker 19: want to, we could just stop paying taxes. That would
Speaker 19: be fun.
Speaker 4: Okay, that's a good one, Jamie. I like that IRS
Speaker 4: in the dump You hear that IRS? And the other
Speaker 4: thing Jamie about the IRS. That actually dovetails nicely with
Speaker 4: Ruckus's tech Bros thing because in twenty twenty three or
Speaker 4: four something like that was it twenty twenty two under
Speaker 4: Joe Biden's administration, they hired what was it like forty
Speaker 4: eight thousand or eighty thousand IRS agents, right, and they
Speaker 4: bought all this AMMO. Actually they've been doing that for decades.
Speaker 4: That wasn't really news, but they continued to do that,
Speaker 4: and everybody was up in arms about it, right, and
Speaker 4: then like Doge comes in and the whole flip floppy,
Speaker 4: you know, pendulum swung the other way. And then it
Speaker 4: was like, oh, we're going to fire all these these
Speaker 4: new IRS people. But at the same time, it'd be
Speaker 4: pretty cool if Peter Thiel and his pallanteer could come
Speaker 4: in here and just replace all these people, you know.
Speaker 4: So like now it's like the techno bro panopticon is
Speaker 4: you know, merging or putting on the power glove of uh,
Speaker 4: you know Peter Thiel and that other weirdo's tech.
Speaker 19: Hey, I thought we were supposed to get stimulus checks
Speaker 19: from Doge.
Speaker 4: Right, where's our dogie checks? Yeah, it was just get
Speaker 4: dose stimmy checks.
Speaker 5: Aren't we Yeah dog still exists.
Speaker 4: That's a great question for Yeah, I don't think so.
Speaker 14: Stimulus Jackie when But that's okay, just wait for his
Speaker 14: tiff check it's coming.
Speaker 4: Oh no, you got ubi around the corner, right, We
Speaker 4: could just leave frog all that and go straight to
Speaker 4: U b I okay, let me uh okay. So so Jamie,
Speaker 4: that was great. When Jay comes back, we'll ask him
Speaker 4: to okay.
Speaker 19: That one hurts him too a lot.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I bet.
Speaker 19: Every three months are like, oh man.
Speaker 4: This hurts yeah ouch, I know ouch. All right, let's
Speaker 4: go to uh Johnny ved Moore, Johnny, what do you
Speaker 4: think man twenty twenty five? What aspect of it? What
Speaker 4: from twenty twenty five would you like to throw into
Speaker 4: the dumpster fire?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 14: Well, I came here with a personal a personal vendetta
Speaker 14: against one guy in.
Speaker 13: An organization.
Speaker 14: Happy, Happy, He's coming for you, He's coming for you
Speaker 14: this Christmas, I want I want to echo out Jason
Speaker 14: and Rucker and Jamie. I want to echo out at
Speaker 14: all because really, what I want to put in the
Speaker 14: dumpster is extremist organization, whether they be religious like the
Speaker 14: Catholic Church, or say Howmudic organizations, or for instance tech
Speaker 14: pros that group together to make an apocalyptic ending to
Speaker 14: our world that we currently live in. Now, That's what
Speaker 14: I'd like to put in the dumpster is those groups.
Speaker 13: All of those groups.
Speaker 14: I think I think that one small description probably covers
Speaker 14: every single group on a that we have issue with,
Speaker 14: and we have gripe with the people who want to
Speaker 14: create apocalypse, who want some form of something to happen,
Speaker 14: for it to be the end of days for us.
Speaker 14: All I want to I'd like, I'd like we left
Speaker 14: those guys behind on in total, in total, all of.
Speaker 4: Them in the dumpster, all of you in the dumpster. Oh,
Speaker 4: I mean you may have just ended the show right there, man,
Speaker 4: But I mean no, you're no, it's perfect, You're one
Speaker 4: hundred percent correct. And it's like, how many groups like
Speaker 4: that are there? You know? I think about the secret societies.
Speaker 4: I think about the international banking cartel, I think about
Speaker 4: the media cartel. I think about you know, uh, political groups,
Speaker 4: be they political, Zionists or you know whatever. The entire
Speaker 4: atlantisis block if you will, you know, you are kind
Speaker 4: of crazy options there. But really, when it comes down
Speaker 4: to it, how many groups like you just described are
Speaker 4: there on the planet? Maybe a couple dozen't maybe one hundred?
Speaker 4: It must I don't know, is it five hundred? How many?
Speaker 4: How many do you think? Is it a thousand thousand?
Speaker 14: Deep down in the human soul, we love tales and
Speaker 14: stories and we tell us olfs stories, and I tell
Speaker 14: you the most dramatic stories of the ones we love
Speaker 14: the most. And however much, however many combinations of human
Speaker 14: culture get we always get to an end point from
Speaker 14: a beginning point, and we have a middle in between, like, well,
Speaker 14: it's a story, and we're telling ourselves a story. And
Speaker 14: the stories, you know, crescendo endings, drama galore. That's what
Speaker 14: people people deep down, everybody wants it down. Everybody wants apocalypse. Really,
Speaker 14: I think it automatically forms to some extent.
Speaker 4: All right, I take your point, and it's a it's
Speaker 4: not apocalypse now, it's apocalypse. How we just want it? Perhaps?
Speaker 4: All right, good one, Johnny. Let's welcome the other half
Speaker 4: of the mystical American Patriots Society. We got cave with
Speaker 4: us Cavey. What's up? Welcome the boiler room.
Speaker 2: Hey awesome, be here in. My audio is working now?
Speaker 4: All right? Cool?
Speaker 2: Cool, I had to restart my computer.
Speaker 4: I think Spoor had the same problem tonight. It's no worries, man,
Speaker 4: Well I got you. I'll hit you with the number
Speaker 4: one question from tonight for our year end post mortem show.
Speaker 4: What's one thing from twenty twenty five that you would
Speaker 4: like to see thrown in the dumpster fire, to be
Speaker 4: burned into ashes and never seen again.
Speaker 17: Did you already mention the flaming Tesla truck in front
Speaker 17: of the Trump Building?
Speaker 4: I did simply as a reference point for the the
Speaker 4: beginning of the year. I really felt like that was
Speaker 4: sort of the first big story of the I mean,
Speaker 4: it happened on the first day of the year. But
Speaker 4: but yeah, what do you what do you make of that?
Speaker 17: I don't know, this is really weird, especially with the
Speaker 17: whole elon and Trump falling out that they had later.
Speaker 4: It feels kind of it feels it felt even at
Speaker 4: the time before we like even you know, saw the inauguration,
Speaker 4: that that wait a minute, this this feels symbolic. This
Speaker 4: feels like ritualistic, right mm hmmm, yeah, man, yeah, definitely. So.
Speaker 4: So perhaps if we were to extrapolate that out into
Speaker 4: something that you might want to see not happening anymore,
Speaker 4: that you'd like to throw in the dumpster would be
Speaker 4: like ritual forms of media humiliation or media rituals, sort
Speaker 4: of false flag adjacent style stuff headlines.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it would be nice to have just normal stuff.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean pie in the sky bro tonight is
Speaker 4: Pie in the sky. You can throw anything in the
Speaker 4: dumpster before you got here, odd Man out through the
Speaker 4: entire Tall Mood in the dumpster, and Johnny Dmore Johnny
Speaker 4: Dmore threw all apocalyptic agencies and secret society's in the
Speaker 4: Vedmore in the in the dumpster, and Ruckus through the
Speaker 4: tech bros in the dumpster. So so the sky's the limit,
Speaker 4: my friend.
Speaker 2: I'll throw Trump in because he's mostly been a.
Speaker 8: Dude.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, we finally got someone that's really gonna
Speaker 4: ring the bell for some people here. We just threw
Speaker 4: Trump into the dumpster fire. Thank you, Kevy, Welcome to
Speaker 4: the show. That was perfect. Well, let me go over
Speaker 4: to Sumo, the other half of map Sock Sumo. What's
Speaker 4: up man? What about you? What do you want to
Speaker 4: throw in the dumpster fire? From twenty twenty five.
Speaker 6: I gotta say, I gotta go with Hope. I gotta
Speaker 6: go with Hope.
Speaker 4: Hope, abandon all you ter Hope.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 15: I just you know, I feel like we're on this.
Speaker 15: Uh this it's not quite a hedonic treadmill. It's like
Speaker 15: a a panic treadmill where everyone gets their hopes up
Speaker 15: that there can be political.
Speaker 6: Change, and there never is it never, it never happens.
Speaker 15: And I've been yelling at people from the rooftops that
Speaker 15: there's no political solution and don't stop doing that, and
Speaker 15: people just won't.
Speaker 6: They're addicted to it.
Speaker 15: I think people love the they love the heartbreak, they
Speaker 15: love getting their hopes up.
Speaker 6: It's like a sports team.
Speaker 15: You watch it and you feel you get a Catharsism
Speaker 15: when your team wins or loses, And.
Speaker 6: So I would like to throw away that, at least
Speaker 6: that kind of hope.
Speaker 4: All right, I'm in Actually, you know, I was thinking
Speaker 4: about this earlier today, actually because I'm hearing rumors that
Speaker 4: there's a possibility I might get invited back into the
Speaker 4: more power politics realms of broadcasting. And it's just a rumor.
Speaker 4: Don't think anything of it yet, but I was thinking
Speaker 4: about how I would do that, you know, how would
Speaker 4: I reintegrate myself into the power politic discussion at this point?
Speaker 4: Because I gotta agree with.
Speaker 6: You, it's fake real.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's all so fucking stupid, Like, yeah, you know,
Speaker 4: I don't know where I fit in there anymore. Or
Speaker 4: if I'm.
Speaker 15: Having sex with Peter Theel it doesn't matter, like whatever,
Speaker 15: you're doing, is you gotta have sex with which you
Speaker 15: know what?
Speaker 6: I think one of us should jump on the grenade
Speaker 6: here and volunteer.
Speaker 4: Is that you volunteering because it's your idea, you're not volunteering.
Speaker 6: But I don't know if I'm his type. But you know,
Speaker 6: we could meet, go out to dinner, but and then
Speaker 6: may be something.
Speaker 15: But other than that, there's not a lot of I
Speaker 15: just I just I'm so tired of people being like,
Speaker 15: well this time, this time, we're like this guy, and
Speaker 15: then it's the same thing over again.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, okay, okay, all right, Hope. That's a great answer.
Speaker 4: That's a great answer. I'm gonna go to Pharaoh. Then
Speaker 4: I'm gonna go to Pharaoh. Then I'm gonna to Jay,
Speaker 4: then I'm gonna go to Sport and we'll get to
Speaker 4: question two. Mystical Pharaoh. What do you think? Uh? One
Speaker 4: thing from twenty twenty five? You want to yeah, Sam, Yeah,
Speaker 4: of course, But Pharaoh, what do you say?
Speaker 9: I posted the link? Can you play it?
Speaker 4: Oh? You got oh you got some media for us? Yeah,
Speaker 4: I can play it? Uh let me.
Speaker 9: Okay, So you're gonna so that's that's what I want
Speaker 9: to do.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, this is a good one. This will
Speaker 4: just take a second here, So I'm gonna share the
Speaker 4: screen to uh At mystical Pharaoh. Follow him while you can.
Speaker 4: He may not be on X much longer, but this
Speaker 4: is Pharaoh perfect dovetail with cave here.
Speaker 9: Yeah, so I want to earn an old Maga two
Speaker 9: point zero Trump two.
Speaker 4: So Pharaoh, okay, for those of you just listening on audio,
Speaker 4: Pharaoh is showing his probably most viral video this year,
Speaker 4: his virul, his most viral X post, and it was
Speaker 4: him burning his black Maga hat. Pharaoh tell us real
Speaker 4: quickly before I moved to Jay and Sam and spore,
Speaker 4: why you did that? At what point in the year
Speaker 4: did you decide, Hey, I'm I'm out, I'm out of
Speaker 4: Maga altogether, maybe or not.
Speaker 9: That was like in pretty early on, like in February.
Speaker 9: That's when I decided to I'm skipping or jumping Trump
Speaker 9: two point o ship. It was pretty apparent early on,
Speaker 9: that complete betrayal of actually everything running on and so
Speaker 9: so that's what I would throw in the dump fire.
Speaker 4: All right, So you you already threw it in in
Speaker 4: the in the dumpster fire back in February, but there
Speaker 4: we go. Okay, so Pharaoh called that one early. Let
Speaker 4: me go to Jay dy er Jay, one thing from
Speaker 4: twenty twenty five that you would like to throw in
Speaker 4: the dumpster and say goodbye to forever pie in the sky,
Speaker 4: any thing you.
Speaker 18: Want, hmmm, I think, uh, you know, one thing. One
Speaker 18: of the things that we focused on in twenty twenty
Speaker 18: five that I hope we have damage to some degree
Speaker 18: is the evangelical Zionist dispensational theology. So we focus pretty
Speaker 18: heavy critiquing that throughout the year. I covered it on
Speaker 18: Hodge Twins podcast, covered it on Redacted last week, so
Speaker 18: I tried and Crowder's buddy Gerald there we covered that.
Speaker 18: So I'd like to just toss all that garbage and
Speaker 18: nonsense off, man.
Speaker 4: I think that's a wonderful answer. And you know, I
Speaker 4: think that's something that we are where everybody on this
Speaker 4: particular stream is so busy doing what they do, we
Speaker 4: don't really get to like catch up with each other
Speaker 4: week by week and day by day. But that is
Speaker 4: one thing you know that I have seen consistently from
Speaker 4: everybody in this room going on this year, and and
Speaker 4: some of us, you know, Jay yourself included doing it
Speaker 4: in venues where it's unexpected. It's where you know that
Speaker 4: people watching a certain percentage of them are going to recoil,
Speaker 4: you know, they have that that recoil reaction. Still, they're
Speaker 4: like that phase with this information. So that has been
Speaker 4: big for everybody this year, I think, and I find
Speaker 4: it this would probably open a wider sort of media
Speaker 4: philosophy and propaganda discussion. So I don't want to like
Speaker 4: go too far into it until we wrap our questions
Speaker 4: up here and get people out of here that got
Speaker 4: to get out of here. But we're in a weird
Speaker 4: situation this year where it's like the Overton window got
Speaker 4: got I believe, intentionally pushed, you know, in a direction
Speaker 4: that allowed all these conversations to happen online openly. And
Speaker 4: there are people like us here on this call and
Speaker 4: many of our colleagues out there who have been talking
Speaker 4: about these things for over a decade and having to
Speaker 4: be very thoughtful and tactical about the way that we
Speaker 4: do it and the people that we talk to to
Speaker 4: remain true to ourselves and to the information, and with
Speaker 4: a lot of backlash too, and now it's like it's
Speaker 4: like a mainstream talking point almost like you can't even
Speaker 4: doom scroll on X without like that being a primary thing.
Speaker 4: And I think all of us are kind of feeling
Speaker 4: like the quote unquote Hegelian, you know, solution aspect to
Speaker 4: this kind of breathing down our next right now, I
Speaker 4: think that's kind of been my theme for the year.
Speaker 4: So I guess since I decided right there based on
Speaker 4: what Jay said, I'll just throw mine in right now.
Speaker 4: I would like to throw that in. I would like
Speaker 4: to throw intentional overton window nudging via media and algorithm
Speaker 4: into the dumpster fire. I don't want to see that anymore.
Speaker 4: I would like the public's, the digital public square, to
Speaker 4: be a real digital public square like it was when
Speaker 4: the internet fucking started, you know, and we decide what's popular,
Speaker 4: we decide what's liked, and there's not fucking algorithms, you know,
Speaker 4: pushing people toward uh, you know, this talking point and
Speaker 4: that talking point from people that are getting paid, you know,
Speaker 4: from influencers and ambassadors that are getting paid crazy amounts
Speaker 4: of money per post and don't even know who manages
Speaker 4: their manager's manager's manager. That's what I would throw in
Speaker 4: the fire. Okay, good one. I'm gonna go to Sam
Speaker 4: Cheney Next, Sam, what about you, man.
Speaker 12: I'm gonna throw in all your guys hate against our
Speaker 12: batters this year. No, honestly, what can I say on
Speaker 12: this broadcast and not be and not get you guys bammed?
Speaker 12: Yeah right, say whatever.
Speaker 9: That's a boiler room dude.
Speaker 4: Yeah, go for it, man, I'm.
Speaker 12: Gonna throw vaccines in that fire.
Speaker 4: Go for it. Yeah, do it.
Speaker 12: I'm gonna throw vaccines in that fire. And I'm gonna
Speaker 12: double up and say, throw the idea of the puppet
Speaker 12: chief executive president in that dumpster fire too, because if
Speaker 12: we had a real president, populous man of the people,
Speaker 12: as Trump claims to be or whoever else claims to be,
Speaker 12: then the first thing they do is go arrest all
Speaker 12: the big bank heads and uh and abolish the Federal
Speaker 12: Reserve and put it back under the Treasury as per
Speaker 12: the Constitution. And anybody that until somebody does that, they're
Speaker 12: all full of shit.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I like that. I like that, Sam coming out all.
Speaker 9: Did the Feds just pump sixteen billion into bank system?
Speaker 4: Oh? Disgusting. They didn't even pump sixteen cents into my system.
Speaker 4: Fuck them. I'm gonna cut a lovely sport. Lovely spor
Speaker 4: you're up next. Think about it. One thing from twenty
Speaker 4: twenty five. Anything you want you want to throw into
Speaker 4: the dumpster fire?
Speaker 7: Can you hear me?
Speaker 4: I hear you wonderfully and quickly.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 4: Cool.
Speaker 10: So I was thinking about this and I thought these
Speaker 10: were great questions that Rutgers came up with earlier today.
Speaker 10: And my kind of like culmination of like kind of
Speaker 10: a one sentence response is politics and politicians and the
Speaker 10: people behind the curtains. And I feel like everybody on
Speaker 10: this call is like kind of like like added a
Speaker 10: little bit onto it, like the technocrats, the I mean
Speaker 10: Jamie to mention the IRS taxation, Like there's so many
Speaker 10: different levels of corruption. I guess I would like corruption
Speaker 10: to be thrown out.
Speaker 12: And that would pick a whole lot of people.
Speaker 10: And so I guess that that's my ultimate response is just.
Speaker 5: I want to I want to see.
Speaker 10: It's just I feel so stupid to even say I
Speaker 10: wish that something like that could happen, because I don't
Speaker 10: believe it. And I feel like any other year, if
Speaker 10: you had asked me the same question, I would have
Speaker 10: said politics or politicians. But you know, there's so many
Speaker 10: levels to that, like the Rockefellers, you know, like the
Speaker 10: people behind the curtains, these evil people.
Speaker 4: Well said spor Well said, uh, I think we are
Speaker 4: all down with that. All right. That concludes round one
Speaker 4: of Tonight's questions for the year end post mortem. I
Speaker 4: have I don't know.
Speaker 12: I think.
Speaker 4: Who said that? Get closer to your mic? Did I
Speaker 4: miss that? Okay?
Speaker 5: I missed it too?
Speaker 2: Internet?
Speaker 4: Oh okay, Sumo's bad Internet strikes again? Gotcha?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think that was mebe okay.
Speaker 4: Go for it, go for it. Sorry, we got you now?
Speaker 13: Hello?
Speaker 16: Hey, hello, hello, Hello.
Speaker 6: Doesn't mean to say anything?
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, cool, cool, okay, So we're into the
Speaker 4: second segment here. One thing worth keeping or carrying forward
Speaker 4: from twenty twenty five. So let's see. I'm going to
Speaker 4: go to Sumo since we have a good connection with
Speaker 4: him right now, and then I'll go to Okay, Rugus
Speaker 4: Rucus is having some issues there. Okay, did your audio
Speaker 4: cut again? Oh? There you are all right?
Speaker 6: Look terrified?
Speaker 4: What happened?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I'm feeling ill?
Speaker 6: Guys?
Speaker 1: Oh really sorry?
Speaker 16: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Okay, Well, one thing? Are you do you want to
Speaker 4: bail out? Man?
Speaker 8: I think I have to, so I'll give you my
Speaker 8: quick win there was a very small win, and I
Speaker 8: mean it's freaking tiny, but it was a step in
Speaker 8: the right direction. But Trump waited till the end of
Speaker 8: the year almost to do this thing. But he rescheduled marijuana,
Speaker 8: and I think you all understand what that means. And
Speaker 8: I think that's a big deal. It's something that people
Speaker 8: have been asking for that for a very long time.
Speaker 5: Should be happy. I'm happy. We'll see where that goes.
Speaker 8: Obviously, it doesn't change anything with the legalization, and that's
Speaker 8: that's where he needs to take that because the drug
Speaker 8: war has been a terrible thing. They're even trying to
Speaker 8: justify that for their actions in Venezuela right now. So
Speaker 8: but again, it's the first step to at least they
Speaker 8: can do the science and the research and all that
Speaker 8: fun stuff.
Speaker 5: So I'm so sorry, guys.
Speaker 8: If I can, I'll jump back in, but I think
Speaker 8: I'm gonna throw up and everything. So I love all
Speaker 8: you guys, God bless you all, and I'll see you
Speaker 8: guys next year.
Speaker 16: Feel better, buddy.
Speaker 4: Ruck us out there.
Speaker 6: You ever hear of it?
Speaker 4: Yikes? Okay, hope you feel better, dude. Let me uh,
Speaker 4: I was.
Speaker 6: Worried that like if I laugh at someone in there
Speaker 6: didn't die or something.
Speaker 14: Wait a minute, he's Ruckus actually, Based, I've gotta go.
Speaker 4: We just had to swap out here. We got bathed
Speaker 4: with us now based, what's.
Speaker 16: Up, dude, just the vomit, dude, just wash.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you should, Ruckus, if you're listening, you should come
Speaker 4: back on and just vomit. Dude, go for it. This
Speaker 4: newar's leave almost sneers even in Australia, so you could
Speaker 4: you could yack on on stage. That'd be okay. We
Speaker 4: we would allow it this time. So based, welcome to
Speaker 4: the show. I'm glad you're here with us. I'm sorry
Speaker 4: Ruckus didn't feel good, but his exit left room. I've
Speaker 4: never hit the ceiling on stream Yard. You can only
Speaker 4: have ten guests apparently, so we're maxed out right now.
Speaker 20: Yeah, well I just swapped in for for Rucus and
Speaker 20: he's feeling ill and I just got over illness.
Speaker 4: So you guys are like so you guys are just
Speaker 4: like tag team wrestlers who you're just tagged out. That
Speaker 4: was good timing. So based we're Tonight's episode is a
Speaker 4: year end post mortem. We're not doing recaps here. We
Speaker 4: just have three simple questions we're asking everybody on the panel,
Speaker 4: and since you just jumped in, I'm gonna hit you
Speaker 4: with the first question. Everyone else has already answered it.
Speaker 4: So your answer is wide open. Anything you want, okay,
Speaker 4: even if it's unrealistic. One thing from twenty twenty five
Speaker 4: that you would like to see thrown into the dumpster
Speaker 4: fire and never again.
Speaker 20: Yeah, the Charlie Kirk assassination was pretty rough. I would
Speaker 20: like to throw that one away in good taste as
Speaker 20: much as I can. I think that was a pretty
Speaker 20: rough thing.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 20: We we've dealt with the public assassinations in the conspiracy sphere,
Speaker 20: I think for a long time, but that one's a
Speaker 20: particularly rough one because it was I think it was
Speaker 20: pretty pretty unexpected and shocking, and I would like to
Speaker 20: really throw that one away. I'd really like to throw
Speaker 20: away my own personal sort of feelings about it in
Speaker 20: reaction to it.
Speaker 7: Especially beforehand.
Speaker 20: I got to admit, it really changed my sort of
Speaker 20: my thoughts on who this person was beforehand. I really
Speaker 20: I feel like I had misjudged the person beforehand, and
Speaker 20: I sort of want to have some more grace and
Speaker 20: some more patience with with people, especially public characters. So
Speaker 20: I would like to really throw that one in the
Speaker 20: in the dumpster as far as I can.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, all right, definitely let me go to Jay next. Jay,
Speaker 4: maybe your thoughts on the Charlie thing as as you know,
Speaker 4: related to what we're talking about tonight, and you're you're
Speaker 4: one thing worth keeping or carrying forward.
Speaker 18: Man, Yeah, I mean that's I'm glad Bay said that
Speaker 18: because I actually forgot about it only because I got
Speaker 18: mired in the whole in the last three weeks, the
Speaker 18: whole can this drama so right, she's she's sort of
Speaker 18: inserted herself to sort of be the whole focus of
Speaker 18: all that under the auspices of justice for Charlie, and
Speaker 18: I think that's turned into a whole conspiracy candy debacle.
Speaker 18: So I'd like to throw all that out as well,
Speaker 18: all the conspiracy nonsense that fake conspiracies around all that.
Speaker 16: But but what what would I want to keep from
Speaker 16: twenty twenty five?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 16: Can it be something selfish?
Speaker 4: Absolutely anything? Man.
Speaker 16: I had the most fun writing for the Sam Hid
Speaker 16: Show this year, so sort of.
Speaker 18: Continue with the theme of you know what, what was
Speaker 18: enjoyable in the year and what was that I had
Speaker 18: a lot of fun doing that and I was sick
Speaker 18: of politics, so to do something different for the year
Speaker 18: was a lot. It was a breath of fresh air,
Speaker 18: was a lot of fun. So I was really glad
Speaker 18: to do that, and I think the first season of
Speaker 18: the show was pretty good. And yeah, I know it's
Speaker 18: kind of selfish, but like, no, I got I think
Speaker 18: everybody in this boiler room has been you know, we've
Speaker 18: been kind of blackpilled about politics for a long time,
Speaker 18: so we don't really pay too much at tense to it.
Speaker 18: We don't take it too seriously because that's why we
Speaker 18: have fun. Yeah, so so, yeah, so I had fun
Speaker 18: doing comedy this year.
Speaker 4: Good Man, good, good for you. You know, I think
Speaker 4: that's I don't think it's selfish at all. Actually, I
Speaker 4: think it's exemplary. Exemplary. I don't know how to pronounce
Speaker 4: that word right now. It's probably the beer. But it's
Speaker 4: like this. For me, this was sort of a similar
Speaker 4: sort of year where it was like a lot of
Speaker 4: circumstances changed, and you know, the flow of life was different,
Speaker 4: and you know, I wasn't doing six days a week
Speaker 4: broadcasting like I had between twenty twenty and twenty twenty four,
Speaker 4: you know, and it was like I was able to.
Speaker 4: I don't know, I guess I would almost feel like
Speaker 4: a lot of the ways I spent my time me
Speaker 4: a few years ago might call selfish. But at the
Speaker 4: same time, it's almost like, you know, we've used the
Speaker 4: metaphor of the boiler room being like the toxic avenger
Speaker 4: of media, and I think it's pretty apt because like
Speaker 4: my in spores feeds are like wide open twenty four
Speaker 4: to seven, you know what I mean, We're like a
Speaker 4: science experiment of like what it would be like to
Speaker 4: dip yourself in the most modern toxic media you could
Speaker 4: possibly find and see if you could turn into some
Speaker 4: sort of you know, other being. Not that toxy was
Speaker 4: any sort of being you would want to look like
Speaker 4: or see in the mirror, but you know what I mean,
Speaker 4: Like it was a weird way to become have some
Speaker 4: sort of superpower, and like, if there's one superpower I have,
Speaker 4: it is definitely that being able to dive into the
Speaker 4: deep end of a toxic vomit sludge and gobblin pit
Speaker 4: of media and come out, you know, I wouldn't say unscathed,
Speaker 4: but you know, come out and able to analyze it
Speaker 4: and talk about it. But that part about being unscathed.
Speaker 4: You can have a thick skin, but after you know,
Speaker 4: ten fifteen years, it builds up. And as the media
Speaker 4: system has changed and the narratives have changed, and the
Speaker 4: amount of time that goes into it has increased, it's
Speaker 4: just like, oh my gosh, you know, I have to
Speaker 4: manage my physical and mental and spiritual well being much
Speaker 4: more than I used to. After you know, I figured
Speaker 4: this was going to be an experiment my friends, that
Speaker 4: we could have got done in five or ten years,
Speaker 4: and we would, you know, change everybody's minds and everybody
Speaker 4: would be cool now, and nobody would be wanting war,
Speaker 4: and nobody would be wanting race wars, and nobody would
Speaker 4: be wanting to have propa war and death propaganda and
Speaker 4: disease propaganda beer bombed into their fucking third eye twenty
Speaker 4: four to seven. Like, we would be over that by now.
Speaker 4: We just got to wake enough people up. That's why
Speaker 4: I went on that fuck that rant a few weeks ago.
Speaker 4: I'm so over that. That's another thing I'm throwing in
Speaker 4: the dumpster this year. What about you, Jamie? What thoughts
Speaker 4: on the Kirk thing and as far as throwing stuff
Speaker 4: in the dumpster? And one thing you want to carry forward.
Speaker 19: Yeah, we can throw the whole spectacle in the dumpster.
Speaker 19: And it's kind of crazy seeing things before everybody else does,
Speaker 19: because like I was, like, this is super sus, Like
Speaker 19: that hand is so waxy, she's acting weird. But you
Speaker 19: can't say that to normies because there are still crying
Speaker 19: and donating money and stuff, and so you just have
Speaker 19: to like let it play out.
Speaker 4: And here we are only what three weeks later, four
Speaker 4: six weeks later, and now the entirety of X is
Speaker 4: doing that in such a mean way. Like what we
Speaker 4: were trying I think what we were all kind of
Speaker 4: trying not to do when that happened was fall into it,
Speaker 4: play into it, say what we really thought about it.
Speaker 4: Just watch it, you know, just let other people do it.
Speaker 4: That's Candace's fucking work. Now, fuck that, you know, I'm
Speaker 4: not doing that shit. I did that for Stephen Paddock,
Speaker 4: Me and Jay did that for Steven Paddock. We did
Speaker 4: that for We did that for everything from motherfucking pardon
Speaker 4: my language, but like we did that kind of analysis
Speaker 4: that you're sort of seeing from Candace Owans right now,
Speaker 4: all the way from Boston bombing to Steven paddock. Okay,
Speaker 4: you can figure out that timeline on your own and
Speaker 4: check our archives for it, and we would dive deep
Speaker 4: into that shit. Jay and myself and some of our
Speaker 4: other colleagues. We would do it every week on boiler
Speaker 4: Room and then again on Sunday Wire. We would do
Speaker 4: it wild here in the boiler Room and clinical on
Speaker 4: Sunday Wire, and we would do it for weeks on end,
Speaker 4: sometimes to do Invaldi right all the way to Uvaldi, dude,
Speaker 4: even all the way up to Uvalde in was that
Speaker 4: twenty twenty two, twenty one, twenty twenty two, twenty three,
Speaker 4: something like that. Fuck man, it's crazy, It's it's absolutely crazy.
Speaker 4: And now like that story was just like no, I'm
Speaker 4: I'm not touching this with a ten foot fucking pole.
Speaker 4: That was my thing. Fuck this, I'm not touching this
Speaker 4: with a ten foot fucking pole. I made a few
Speaker 4: comments here and there. Patrick did a great episode on it,
Speaker 4: very clinical, very journalistic on Sunday Wire. We had a
Speaker 4: little bit of fun here with it on boiler Room,
Speaker 4: but overall it was a fucking shit show. And the
Speaker 4: conspiracy candy, the flooding of the zone is exactly the
Speaker 4: kind of thing that we were warning everybody about on
Speaker 4: a smaller scale, all the way from Boston bombing to Uvalde.
Speaker 4: I mean, Jay, what do you think?
Speaker 16: Yeah, I mean now it's sort of on X.
Speaker 18: Everyone is creating their own conspiracies as part of their brand.
Speaker 18: So now that's just it's nothing to do with truth
Speaker 18: or discovering what really happened. It's all postmodern narrative creating,
Speaker 18: and whoever can get the most traction behind their narrative wins.
Speaker 18: And yeah, I really think Candace has a fumbled big
Speaker 18: time in the last couple of weeks, but she at
Speaker 18: least figured out how to crack the algorithmic code to
Speaker 18: make the story about her and take over media. I mean,
Speaker 18: you know, they're they're saying she, you know, topped Joe Rogan,
Speaker 18: which is crazy to me. But I just think it's
Speaker 18: all it's all spectacle like, even crazier almost than mainstream media.
Speaker 18: I mean, you know, we used to with with Patrick,
Speaker 18: you know, we dissect to make fun of mainstream media
Speaker 18: ten years ago, and now the alternative media is basically
Speaker 18: as cartoonish almost.
Speaker 16: It's crazy, it really is.
Speaker 4: It's then it's bananas. Uh, Johnny, you look like you're
Speaker 4: jumping your skin there my head, dud, dude.
Speaker 13: I gotta I listen.
Speaker 14: I'm gonna because because I've been listening, like the most
Speaker 14: important I've heard in the whole past year. Like I've
Speaker 14: been listening, I've been like I'm wrapped up in the ship.
Speaker 14: So I get like good ship going on all the time.
Speaker 14: I'm i'm, I'm. I look at the influencers and the
Speaker 14: flooding of the zone is saying, can even like get
Speaker 14: get get a word out nowadays about anything fact attached.
Speaker 14: And now the influencers, I would say they're like between
Speaker 14: three and five years behind the basic information on any case,
Speaker 14: and they slowly leak it out and then it gets
Speaker 14: it gets it full. It's like a piranha thankful of
Speaker 14: like misinformation, disinformation or profit when we talk about things
Speaker 14: that are good. Right, So I bought this along, I
Speaker 14: bought this, my little this is this is amazing. Actually
Speaker 14: this this to be here. I got after helping a
Speaker 14: friend about a pub and me and that friend are
Speaker 14: going to do a broadcast. That friend involved with a
Speaker 14: company Robert Maxwell, Robert May and it's an amazing investigative.
Speaker 14: But when you were talking then I was my want,
Speaker 14: my thing to keep this year and to advance on
Speaker 14: is comedy, because everything now is just a big, massive bars.
Speaker 14: It's all a complete and not a show. There is
Speaker 14: nothing on the face of anything that these people are
Speaker 14: doing that that that like the the mass media that
Speaker 14: being put out there now is is absolutely nothing of no,
Speaker 14: it is all just Joe business. And I started to
Speaker 14: do like truth from at the beginning of this year,
Speaker 14: and I'm continuing on with that. I want to keep
Speaker 14: that comedy going, but I also started with things like
Speaker 14: musicals and other things. I'm looking ways to define information,
Speaker 14: the way that get that allows them to pick it up.
Speaker 14: And I think comedy is the only way forward because
Speaker 14: this is a farce, this whole our whole culture, society,
Speaker 14: the way it's changing, the way it's moving into this
Speaker 14: Fourth Industrial Revolution, which is kind of like all of
Speaker 14: it's a.
Speaker 13: Faint you know.
Speaker 14: You can't even can't even give a good description of
Speaker 14: where we are to anybody in that I know in society,
Speaker 14: in my community, because he just wouldn't understand the words
Speaker 14: I'm using. There is so far they're so they're kept
Speaker 14: so far behind, and that's because they really don't want
Speaker 14: to know so much much so the only way to
Speaker 14: read is by making them laugh, making them feel happy
Speaker 14: about the fact that they look at the same show
Speaker 14: which stocks bullshit at them, and they say, hey, hey,
Speaker 14: you know this is to be taken the piss out
Speaker 14: of this isn't taken seriously. What they're doing, What what
Speaker 14: is happening is that flooding of the zone. It's really innicious,
Speaker 14: It's really nasty, really vindictive, horrible. It has all the
Speaker 14: elements the worst part of human nature, you know, it's
Speaker 14: all of that. And when and just say about the
Speaker 14: Charlie Kirks, then you know, I feel that that's just
Speaker 14: going to lead to this. There is just however much
Speaker 14: we want to throw that away. Hey, there's going to
Speaker 14: be journalists who get shot. It's going to be journalists
Speaker 14: who get stabbed. It's going to be journalists that that
Speaker 14: is on near future. I think it's being normalized. And
Speaker 14: I think that that the I'm in a position where
Speaker 14: I'm like, I know that I have to now change
Speaker 14: certain things in my life to look out for that myself,
Speaker 14: because this is a paradigm shift, and this is a
Speaker 14: dangerous shift as well. Warfare isn't going to be in
Speaker 14: Gaza and Palestine soon. This is fifth generation and that
Speaker 14: will be inside and outside our real worlds. You know,
Speaker 14: we won't know what the dimensions are. But if I
Speaker 14: want to take anything into the next Earth, keep its comedy,
Speaker 14: be able to reach comedy, man, because it's all a show.
Speaker 14: It's all just ridiculous as fast. It's time to really
Speaker 14: start reaching by by giving them hope, happy rather than
Speaker 14: just doom all of.
Speaker 4: The absolutely, man, I couldn't agree more. And that's one
Speaker 4: of the only things that has kept Sporing myself and
Speaker 4: many of us saying after our toxic avenger, you know,
Speaker 4: experiment on ourselves is allowing us to have some comedy
Speaker 4: in there. And I think that's something that all of
Speaker 4: us on this call haven't and every single person here
Speaker 4: does not shy away from gallows humor, satire, open humor,
Speaker 4: straight up comedy, mockumentary style. I mean, you name it.
Speaker 4: You've seen that on everybody's channel that is on this
Speaker 4: call right now. Okay, that's that's wonderful, Johnny, Thank you
Speaker 4: so much for adding that. I know that resonates with
Speaker 4: a lot of us. Let me go to Sam, Sam,
Speaker 4: what about you, man? What what what do you want
Speaker 4: to see? Carrying forward from this year, any any trends
Speaker 4: or personal things or any anything.
Speaker 12: Honestly, policies carried forward, but I don't think they will
Speaker 12: be all want to see a see America from a
Speaker 12: citizen here now, right, stay out of the World's Health Organization.
Speaker 12: I want to see us what Trump Energy Department did
Speaker 12: do a lot of good reeling back all this carbon bs.
Speaker 12: Of course they're going to spin it into their technocracy,
Speaker 12: but they did pull back all the carbon bs, and
Speaker 12: I want to keep those policies. But I believe they're
Speaker 12: doing it in a way where the next administration, if
Speaker 12: they're pro carbon tax again, they're just gonna you know,
Speaker 12: sign it, autopen it and we have the same carbon tax,
Speaker 12: same old Agenda twenty thirty policies, right, and so they
Speaker 12: have rolled back a lot of those through Trump's Energy Department,
Speaker 12: and I want to keep those policies and stay out
Speaker 12: of the World Health Organization.
Speaker 4: Okay, good, good.
Speaker 6: I like that.
Speaker 13: You know.
Speaker 4: At the beginning of the year, I kept saying, you know, hey,
Speaker 4: I'm going to keep a list of good and bads
Speaker 4: from this administration. And I gave up on that by
Speaker 4: about March or so. It was just like, no, never mind.
Speaker 4: So sometimes it's hard for me to latch onto the
Speaker 4: things that are good. But yeah, you're right, there have
Speaker 4: been some decent policy changes, a couple executive orders I
Speaker 4: would endorse myself, but I don't want to put them
Speaker 4: on a scale with the over the totality of the
Speaker 4: thing because then they.
Speaker 12: But we know, but we know that that's just you know,
Speaker 12: that's just red meat for whoever's paying attention. And the
Speaker 12: next guy is just gonna autopen the other way.
Speaker 2: So it's just it's.
Speaker 12: Bullshit, right absolutely, Like we need laws passed by column rests,
Speaker 12: all these executive orders, regulations through all the agencies. It's
Speaker 12: just it's all bullshit. It's all up for for whatever
Speaker 12: they decide that day, whoever bribes them.
Speaker 4: Right right, right, yeah, And and I guess I'll answer
Speaker 4: mine right now. You just inspired me one worth keeping
Speaker 4: or caring forward for me. Also a policy thing back
Speaker 4: ruckuss thing about the rescheduling of Mary Jane and I
Speaker 4: back a lot of the changes that have been made
Speaker 4: in the Second Amendment. Realm, we've gotten a lot of
Speaker 4: concessions and a lot of more constitutional uh constitutionally direction
Speaker 4: policy coming out. They've gotten rid of tax stamps ATF
Speaker 4: has been ever so slightly toned down. A few other things.
Speaker 4: You know, some good cases happening in the Supreme Court.
Speaker 4: This is actually a trend that's more related to the
Speaker 4: Supreme Court than it is the Donald Trump administration. But
Speaker 4: there was some DOJ stuff going on. There's also some negatives.
Speaker 4: I'm aware of some negatives there. There's also some what
Speaker 4: the hell why are they doing that sort of stuff
Speaker 4: going on. But I would like to see this continuing
Speaker 4: a more open Second Amendment style government that is removing
Speaker 4: bloated on constitutional policies. That would be my carry forward
Speaker 4: policy wise, Pharaoh, what about you, man, we're going to
Speaker 4: mistical Pharaoh. I gotta get everybody's thoughts on Kirk actually
Speaker 4: on the way into this one, because Bays really kind
Speaker 4: of reminded me we'd hadn't touched that one and it
Speaker 4: was such a stupid and messed up I don't even
Speaker 4: know what adjectives to use for it. But thoughts on that,
Speaker 4: any short comments on that? And one thing you would
Speaker 4: like to keep carrying forward, mystical Pharaoh.
Speaker 9: No, nothing really on on on Charlie Kirk. All right, cool,
Speaker 9: other than just let Erica grieve.
Speaker 4: Let her, let her party, let her grieve with her fireworks. Okay, gotcha,
Speaker 4: that's right.
Speaker 9: I think something to keep it. I'm going to keep
Speaker 9: it more personal. I think it's a faith and family's
Speaker 9: You can get distracted with a lot of noise, and
Speaker 9: I think anchoring yourself in these two things is one
Speaker 9: of the most important things you can do to reduce
Speaker 9: noise and like unnecessary h energies that doesn't need to
Speaker 9: be in your life.
Speaker 4: Nice one, nice one, And that goes well with the
Speaker 4: comedy and with what Jay said, you know about making
Speaker 4: sure you're in the right space, doing the right thing.
Speaker 4: With what Johnny said, ruckus, Yeah, that's that's great man,
Speaker 4: really good one. Sumo. What about you man? One thing
Speaker 4: you want to carry forward?
Speaker 6: Well, can you hear me?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, we got you.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, I guess I have a bit.
Speaker 6: Of a contraryan view on some things.
Speaker 15: You know, in the in the paranormal space, I've noticed
Speaker 15: the same thing, where as in the conspiratorial space where
Speaker 15: it's just been flooded with a bunch of people coming
Speaker 15: in and just making up stuff and they're they're just
Speaker 15: spouting off.
Speaker 6: You know, I know that some people think that all
Speaker 6: that stuff's daunted anyway, but I mean just truly nonsensical
Speaker 6: red herrings.
Speaker 15: And every other day a new show pops up online
Speaker 15: it's about someone like let's talk about big Foot, and
Speaker 15: it's just over and over again. So I've noticed that,
Speaker 15: and the the sort of as everyone said, the inhitification
Speaker 15: of sort of you know that the whole year I
Speaker 15: think was defined by sort of slop AI slop, podcasting slop,
Speaker 15: everything politics slop, you know.
Speaker 6: But I kind of like it. I gotta be on.
Speaker 6: I kind of felt like I find Erica Kirk incredibly funny.
Speaker 15: Uh This, this woman getting up there after her husband
Speaker 15: died with pyrotechnics is one of the best jokes I've
Speaker 15: ever seen in my life. I mean, I mean, if
Speaker 15: she if she's not like an Israeli honeypotter or something,
Speaker 15: and he just married her just they just got married
Speaker 15: to sport, psigonism or I don't know what happened she.
Speaker 6: Should have been. I mean, it's amazing, and that we're asked.
Speaker 15: She gets up there with a straight face and says,
Speaker 15: I forget my forgive my husband's killer.
Speaker 6: But one one to you who who don't like don't
Speaker 6: believe they should.
Speaker 15: Have the West Bank or whatever. So stupid, but I
Speaker 15: kind of you know, I've always had a thing for grifters.
Speaker 15: I I I admire grifting. I think grifting is a
Speaker 15: part of what makes his country what it is.
Speaker 6: You know, So I think, uh, I think, yeah.
Speaker 15: I mean, I'm not to talk about Charlie Kirk, you
Speaker 15: know rip, but I'm not one hundred percent on board
Speaker 15: with him actually being dead.
Speaker 6: I know that people I think he may that may
Speaker 6: have all been up. I did a whole show on that,
Speaker 6: but uh.
Speaker 15: You know, ninety percent, I'm ninety percent he's dead, but
Speaker 15: ten percent I keep ten percent of my chips at
Speaker 15: the poker table.
Speaker 6: That he's not dead. Something to keep.
Speaker 4: I would like.
Speaker 15: I would like us to go back to talking about
Speaker 15: taking over Greenland. I really enjoyed that. I wish that
Speaker 15: would have happened. It was the one I think if Trump,
Speaker 15: if for me, if Trump took over Greenland just tomorrow,
Speaker 15: I forgive a lot of stuff. Not everything, but I
Speaker 15: would forgive a lot of stuff. I mean, it just
Speaker 15: seems like a natural, like, of course we should have Greenland,
Speaker 15: Like what why not?
Speaker 4: You know, so you're down with adding to the collection, right,
Speaker 4: you want a new character.
Speaker 6: We're going to be an empire, just do it.
Speaker 15: What makes it it really upsetting is being an empire
Speaker 15: and like not doing anything with it, like all this
Speaker 15: weird stuff like.
Speaker 4: Just take over stuff or you know, all right, perfect perfect, okay,
Speaker 4: So well, you know, you know what you may you
Speaker 4: may get your wish in twenty twenty six Sumo because Venezuela. Ooh,
Speaker 4: that oil is about to be ours. Baby, We're going
Speaker 4: kind of be.
Speaker 15: Honest, I'm not as excited about venez taking Venezuela to be.
Speaker 16: You know, and I want to take some I don't
Speaker 16: just mean like we we do a puppet dictator.
Speaker 6: I mean like we go in, we make it a
Speaker 6: colony and maybe that a Puerto Rico thing.
Speaker 4: All right, all right, you know that's why I I'm not.
Speaker 6: That excited about Venezuela. Greenland sounds nice. I was Northern Lights,
Speaker 6: they got the polar bears.
Speaker 4: You're right, you know I would book a trip for
Speaker 4: sport and I to Greenland before I would Venezuela. So
Speaker 4: you know, I think maybe you've convinced me.
Speaker 9: How about it?
Speaker 17: On I.
Speaker 4: Hear Iran's pretty nice? Actually, all right, Kevy what about you, man,
Speaker 4: one thing you want to carry forward?
Speaker 2: I was gonna say comedy too, specifically the memes.
Speaker 17: Everything's so absurd right now, and it's just it's kind
Speaker 17: of a lot of fun, even though it's crazy. And
Speaker 17: I guess the other thing I'll pick something different is
Speaker 17: just turning everything off, Like just go outside and the
Speaker 17: world's not ending. Every people are nice, the weather's nice,
Speaker 17: nature is nice. Just go do something and just turn
Speaker 17: off your phone, turn off the TV.
Speaker 15: Spending a lot of pictures of his hiking and it
Speaker 15: looks gorgeous.
Speaker 4: Oh, that's nice, doing a lot of hiking this year.
Speaker 4: Good good, I like that.
Speaker 16: I like that.
Speaker 4: That's another one. We're almost building a theme here, my friends,
Speaker 4: My goodness. Let's go to odd Man out, odd Man out.
Speaker 4: One thing worth keeping or carrying forward? And any hanging
Speaker 4: thoughts about that other thing we were talking about.
Speaker 1: Oh, man, well the other thing.
Speaker 14: Uh.
Speaker 11: I don't even know what to say. I just know
Speaker 11: the official story is BS. That's all I can tell you.
Speaker 4: I can tell you that that crowbar shirt is fucking dope.
Speaker 4: That's one thing I can tell you.
Speaker 1: Thank you, brother.
Speaker 11: I'm seeing them in a couple of months, so I
Speaker 11: can't wait, all right, And that brings me to what
Speaker 11: I want to keep. Actually, I want to keep music.
Speaker 11: These aren't cassettes, kids, I've had these cassettes for twenty
Speaker 11: plus years. This is a cassette. And so from my
Speaker 11: late teens through my twenties into my early thirties, I
Speaker 11: was in a band and music was the main focus
Speaker 11: of my life besides my family, and I loved it
Speaker 11: so much. It got me through so many horrible things.
Speaker 11: And once I got super deep into politics and you know,
Speaker 11: started blogging and then started doing a podcast, of course,
Speaker 11: I completely stopped listening to music honestly for a while,
Speaker 11: and I would only listen to it, you know, when
Speaker 11: I was with a friend or with my wife in
Speaker 11: the car or whatever. But the last couple of years
Speaker 11: I got back into music, and I've started writing songs
Speaker 11: again with a couple of friends, and I hope to
Speaker 11: continue that and most of all, just continue my love
Speaker 11: for music because it really is soothing, and I think
Speaker 11: it's a gift, you know, that really helps a lot
Speaker 11: of different people get through hard things in life and
Speaker 11: also helps us to enjoy things. It helps us to
Speaker 11: do things when we're celebrating, not just when we're sad
Speaker 11: or mad or angry or whatever. So yeah, continue loving
Speaker 11: the music. You know, I guess it's kind of selfish,
Speaker 11: but that's what I want to do, because you have
Speaker 11: to take frequent breaks from politics and from what we do.
Speaker 11: I think Jay was saying it, or somebody was saying it.
Speaker 11: You've got to get away from this stuff, man, it
Speaker 11: will destroy you mentally and spiritually. Yeah, so take frequent
Speaker 11: breaks away from social media, do things that you love
Speaker 11: to do, spend time with your family and go on hikes,
Speaker 11: you know, see the sun and do those kinds of things,
Speaker 11: because that's what's really important. And then you can come
Speaker 11: back to this stuff and expose this stuff and do whatever,
Speaker 11: because you've got to stay healthy, insane.
Speaker 1: So yeah, music one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: Dude.
Speaker 4: We've seen too many of our colleagues, you know, fight
Speaker 4: this fight so hard that you know, they may have
Speaker 4: expired earlier than they might have otherwise. And I don't
Speaker 4: certainly don't want to be one of those people. I
Speaker 4: know none of you guys do, and we don't wish
Speaker 4: that for any of you out there watching this also,
Speaker 4: you know, so so take heart, you know, especially if
Speaker 4: you're new to this stuff. If you're new to this stuff,
Speaker 4: it is so exciting. It's easy to be in at
Speaker 4: twenty four to seven, you know, especially what's with what's
Speaker 4: going on right now with the whole Maga civil war
Speaker 4: and Candae and Kirk and all this fucking garbage. I mean,
Speaker 4: you got to have your music. Look at this, ad
Speaker 4: Man out, Check this out. This one even has a
Speaker 4: year on it. This is a fucking nice demo from
Speaker 4: nineteen ninety two, just sitting here on my desk.
Speaker 1: That's sweet.
Speaker 4: Shout out to my homies. And Pax Mortis right there,
Speaker 4: freaking Placer County death Metal nineteen ninety two. I'm similar
Speaker 4: with you, odd Man out. I've been sharing pictures with
Speaker 4: BASD and Jay and Jamie and other people sporting. I've
Speaker 4: been working on rebuilding a modernized stereo system that is
Speaker 4: tuned to play old physical media as well as new
Speaker 4: you know, streaming media. And the turntable is about to
Speaker 4: be integrated this week, and the records are all coming out,
Speaker 4: the CDs are all coming out. I mean, look at
Speaker 4: odd Man's background. There, he's got his He's got a
Speaker 4: lot of physical media on the wall right there. Yep,
Speaker 4: there it is the whole look at that he's got
Speaker 4: the collection, all the stuff back there. I mean, that's
Speaker 4: such a beautiful background. Dude.
Speaker 1: Oh thanks man. And I mean I've had some of
Speaker 1: these cassettes and CDs.
Speaker 11: Some the cassettes are literally, I hate to say because
Speaker 11: it makes me old, but thirty plus years old.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 11: So I got away from all that and you went
Speaker 11: to digital. But my son he's fifteen, almost sixteen, and
Speaker 11: he's totally into cassettes and records, and he's dragging me
Speaker 11: to all these record stores now, and it's like, well,
Speaker 11: you know, I've got to buy something here and there,
Speaker 11: you know.
Speaker 1: So it's it's got me back into it.
Speaker 4: So man, it's a good time for it. This is
Speaker 4: a good time for it. Yeah, I love that. I
Speaker 4: love that you brought this to the show. Let me
Speaker 4: go to sport real quick with second question here, which
Speaker 4: will round it out. Unless I missed anyone, someone tell
Speaker 4: me if I missed anyone, but spore one thing worth
Speaker 4: keeping or carrying forward.
Speaker 10: Okay, So I had a really tough time, can you
Speaker 10: hear me, Yes, we got you. Okay, I had a
Speaker 10: tough time with this, But I love everything that everybody
Speaker 10: said because I feel like there's a culmination and I
Speaker 10: have sort of a two parts answer, and it is
Speaker 10: one of the things that I have loved during this
Speaker 10: last year is I hate and some people are gonna
Speaker 10: hate me for saying this, but the AI and technology,
Speaker 10: the way that it has advanced and is amazing, I mean,
Speaker 10: and I guess the other side of that is, you know,
Speaker 10: like listening to music and being in nature, Like I
Speaker 10: feel like there needs to be I guess balance, like,
Speaker 10: and that's something I'm going to be striving for in
Speaker 10: this next year, is a balance between the nature and
Speaker 10: also enjoying the fact that we have tools like this,
Speaker 10: I mean, these this the way you just described upgrading
Speaker 10: our audio system.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 10: This is there's some brilliant things happening with technology, and
Speaker 10: there's also this like scary shit where it's like, I mean,
Speaker 10: I was gonna mention it as an icebreaker earlier, but
Speaker 10: like the next air buds, air pods or whatever are
Speaker 10: going to be able to read your brain waves.
Speaker 5: Like I don't want any of that shit.
Speaker 10: But there is some amazing stuff that you can really
Speaker 10: do with technology these days, and I do feel like
Speaker 10: I appreciate it. But at the same time, I feel
Speaker 10: like I also want to appreciate how much we can
Speaker 10: do on our own without that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, one hundred percent. And what a strange year too,
Speaker 4: Like really the first year that a lot of people
Speaker 4: have checked the AI out and been like, Okay, what
Speaker 4: is this about? What could I possibly do with it?
Speaker 4: I mean, everybody's sort of some people it's weird. There's
Speaker 4: a whole spectrum of people, right, It's like some people
Speaker 4: don't even know what the hell you're talking about if
Speaker 4: you're talking about AI and other people are using it
Speaker 4: for you know, a dozen times a day or all
Speaker 4: day long, mm hmm, it's a trip.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 10: And I mean I mean, just like for where I'm
Speaker 10: like so mixed up about this is like Brian and
Speaker 10: I just were lucky enough to have a little extra
Speaker 10: money to buy a ping pong table and a trampoline
Speaker 10: and a pull up machine or for a garage, and
Speaker 10: like this is all like just like the physical stuff
Speaker 10: that like we're actually gonna have like really reformat or
Speaker 10: garage to do. And on the other side, it's like
Speaker 10: I am so capable of taking advantage of just CHATGBT
Speaker 10: and grock and co Pilot and all that stuff from
Speaker 10: my my you know, nine to five are that it's
Speaker 10: just like it's almost like too much, like try and
Speaker 10: figure out how to like lean one way or the
Speaker 10: other or how to balance it out. So I guess
Speaker 10: that's my That's what I'm trying to bring into this
Speaker 10: next year is the.
Speaker 7: Balance, all right?
Speaker 4: Bringing the balance into next year.
Speaker 13: I like that. M.
Speaker 4: We were thinking about that the other night because we
Speaker 4: were talking about these new meta AI glasses. You know,
Speaker 4: of course it's you know, strapping bluetooth to your dome.
Speaker 4: That's not great for you and all that stuff. But
Speaker 4: like all that aside, hmm, you have the opportunity now
Speaker 4: to like, how can I say this? You have the
Speaker 4: opportunity now to embrace augmented reality, right, Like you can
Speaker 4: wear something that will allow you to speak, you know,
Speaker 4: confluently with your AI.
Speaker 10: And have and it will play music in your ears.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you can do all kind of shit for you.
Speaker 4: You can change the temperature in your house whatever. And
Speaker 4: you can even have a digital overlay and augmented reality
Speaker 4: overlay over a screen which does all kinds of stuff
Speaker 4: gestures in front of your face to turn features on
Speaker 4: and off, like the camera and whatnot, and the AI whatnot.
Speaker 4: And it's like, I don't know, maybe this is this
Speaker 4: is I'm rabbit holing a little bit here. But I
Speaker 4: was talking to my buddy the other night shout out
Speaker 4: to Shredder if you out there. But it's like you
Speaker 4: could go full Ted Kazinski at this point, not not
Speaker 4: not full you go partial ted, because it's at this point,
Speaker 4: you know, meaning you could go off grid, right, you
Speaker 4: could live in a fucking cabin and do nothing but
Speaker 4: snail mail and have no Wi Fi, none of that shit.
Speaker 10: It sounds fucking lovely, frankly.
Speaker 4: Like, well, it goes to a lot of people, and
Speaker 4: a lot of people are doing it right now. You know,
Speaker 4: a lot of people are trying it. It's it's one
Speaker 4: of those things. It's one of those escapes, the matrix tactics, right,
Speaker 4: or you could try to go as far as you
Speaker 4: possibly could with allowing it in knowing that you know, hey,
Speaker 4: I might not even make it if I went off grid.
Speaker 4: There there's only a matter of time until like it
Speaker 4: becomes like the Black Mirror episode metal Head and there's
Speaker 4: just you know, drones kicking me out of the fucking forest.
Speaker 10: Yeah, because you didn't pay your taxes or something, you know,
Speaker 10: Like it's like literally full circle to like our earlier
Speaker 10: conversation where it's like, Okay, you can like fully dive
Speaker 10: into this shit and then you're like literally like it's
Speaker 10: like Battles Star Galactic.
Speaker 4: Right, you know, there's there's an inflection point, but basically
Speaker 4: like what it is, It's like it comes down to this, like, Okay,
Speaker 4: if I want to stay in society and I don't
Speaker 4: want to have a neurlink and plant it and plant
Speaker 4: it into my brain, where do I draw the line? Like, Okay,
Speaker 4: I do all your stupid IRS shit, I do all
Speaker 4: your stupid citizen shit. You know, I fucking have your
Speaker 4: real ID shit, you know what I mean? Like you
Speaker 4: just want to be able to pay your taxes and
Speaker 4: get the fuck along, like you can't fuck around, say,
Speaker 4: say you got three baby mamas and you know you
Speaker 4: got to have your fucking papers in order or something
Speaker 4: like that, you know what I mean. But it's like
Speaker 4: I don't want to be a cyborg at the same time,
Speaker 4: where do we draw the line. Do we draw the
Speaker 4: line at augmented reality wearables?
Speaker 14: Uh?
Speaker 4: Do we just carry raizor flip phones? You know what
Speaker 4: I mean? Like this's a personal decision everyone's going to
Speaker 4: have to make. And I think it's only bring it
Speaker 4: up because I think it's me interesting to see where
Speaker 4: people draw the lines as far as like how much
Speaker 4: technocracy they'll strap to their fucking face or whatever.
Speaker 10: Right, well, yeah, and it's like, I mean, if you're
Speaker 10: going to draw the lineup being like that that type
Speaker 10: of person that's like out, you know, off the grid
Speaker 10: or whatever, like you're gonna buy like a nineteen eighty
Speaker 10: four suburban or something like, there's like it's almost impossible
Speaker 10: to be off the grid, like you know, like it's.
Speaker 4: Just like I want a sixty four Willie like they
Speaker 4: put on the moon Man.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and if you are like a remote worker like
Speaker 10: like we are, like you have to have internet to
Speaker 10: be able to do your work. Like it's like, I mean,
Speaker 10: we're stuck in this like I don't know's we're kind
Speaker 10: of stuck in this reality where it's like you can't
Speaker 10: really choose one or the other. It's like you can
Speaker 10: try and balance it, and I guess that's all we
Speaker 10: can really do.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's that's the challenge right now for all right,
Speaker 4: thank you. Okay, So there's a third question. There's a
Speaker 4: third piece to this.
Speaker 7: Everybody get my second. Let me get my second question
Speaker 7: in hasher?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah? One thing worth keeping Charlie, Yeah, sorry, but worth
Speaker 4: keeping or carrying forward?
Speaker 7: Yeah, a month's personal.
Speaker 20: I started off with this year with two goals and
Speaker 20: I accomplished my goals and one was to get married.
Speaker 7: I got married, and the other was to publish a book.
Speaker 7: So I published my book.
Speaker 20: And my my goal for this coming year, I think,
Speaker 20: I think something I want to I want to keep
Speaker 20: is I want to publish another book. And I want
Speaker 20: to make a baby. I want to be a dad
Speaker 20: and uh and I've wanted to be a father for
Speaker 20: a long time and I hope that I can, you know,
Speaker 20: God willing that will that will happen. One thing I
Speaker 20: would like to keep for you know. A trend I
Speaker 20: see is a positive trend towards Christianity, especially with uh
Speaker 20: many more people attending church. I mean, I've been a
Speaker 20: Christian my whole life, but I even I started attending
Speaker 20: Orthodox Divine Liturgy services, and I think that I really
Speaker 20: do think that's the way to go.
Speaker 7: I mean, especially for people who are who don't go
Speaker 7: to church.
Speaker 20: I think that, uh that Orthodox churches are exploding with
Speaker 20: uh new people coming into the church, and I think
Speaker 20: that that is a very very positive trend for the world.
Speaker 20: I think that people really need to create things they
Speaker 20: need to I would like to.
Speaker 7: I want to keep that. I want to keep people.
Speaker 20: Keep that trend of people actually making things and not
Speaker 20: just not just being online and doing our things. But
Speaker 20: I would like people to really find what they are
Speaker 20: good at doing and to make stuff. I think that's
Speaker 20: really important, whether it's writing a book or you know,
Speaker 20: building a house or making a family, and for people
Speaker 20: to get out there and go to church.
Speaker 4: So that's what I got.
Speaker 14: That's me.
Speaker 9: I shout to mute it.
Speaker 4: Hey, thanks guys, Yeah, yeah, thanks for that. Based and
Speaker 4: congratulations on your successes this year. Man. I mean, we
Speaker 4: go on and on about all the you know, crap
Speaker 4: that's happened this year and stuff, but you know, there's
Speaker 4: a number of us in this room that have been
Speaker 4: very successful this year, and just I feel blessed, you know, personally,
Speaker 4: I personally feel blessed, even though this year, like I
Speaker 4: look back on the doom scrolling and the toxic Avenger
Speaker 4: dipping and you know, that's all what it is. But overall,
Speaker 4: I feel blessed to be here with you guys today
Speaker 4: as we close out twenty twenty five and all that stuff.
Speaker 4: And yeah, there's a lot of things to be thankful
Speaker 4: for this year for sure. Like you think about the media,
Speaker 4: you think about the narrative, and it's like, fuck this
Speaker 4: year it's a dumpster fire. But I mean, look at
Speaker 4: this room. Someone out there, clip a picture or a
Speaker 4: clip from this right now, and please post it to
Speaker 4: all of our IG's and shit, because this is this
Speaker 4: is fucking beautiful right here, what we got going on tonight,
Speaker 4: And that leads us to number three tonight, and I
Speaker 4: think this is this is gonna be the cool part.
Speaker 4: And Ruckas, if you're listening, I hope you're feeling better,
Speaker 4: and I'm sorry you're not here for this part. And
Speaker 4: if you want to chime in in the chat, I'm
Speaker 4: happy to read your answer to this one to number
Speaker 4: two and number three, Ruckus, if you're all right out there,
Speaker 4: I have to drive over there and check on this
Speaker 4: guy after the show. But number three tonight for the
Speaker 4: end of year dumpster fire cleanup crew, because this is
Speaker 4: the whole point, right we again, it's this is not
Speaker 4: a recap show. Fuck recapping this year. This is a
Speaker 4: post mortem, and what would a good post mortem be
Speaker 4: without something that we can carry forward. So one thing
Speaker 4: future generations must be warned about is where we're gonna
Speaker 4: leave our main you know, trifecta tonight started. If you're
Speaker 4: just joining us, we started with one thing from twenty
Speaker 4: to twenty five that we all want to throw in
Speaker 4: the dumpster. All right, you see the dumpster, you see
Speaker 4: it behind me right there?
Speaker 17: It is.
Speaker 4: Throw shit in there. And I'm sorry I haven't been
Speaker 4: able to keep up with the chat very well tonight.
Speaker 4: I wanted to get you guys' thoughts on that too.
Speaker 4: Maybe maybe we'll come full circle to that, but I'm
Speaker 4: just trying to keep my stand of the year. Hey, Spore,
Speaker 4: could you bring me another another shorty? I could use it, shorty.
Speaker 4: So number three, number one was one thing we want
Speaker 4: thrown dumpster. Number two was one thing worth carrying forward.
Speaker 4: We just wrapped that number three. One thing future generations
Speaker 4: must be warned about, baselt Analyzer.
Speaker 7: You're up, Yeah, mine would be.
Speaker 20: I think that the watch word for this coming year,
Speaker 20: especially as far as as art is concerned, Art, film,
Speaker 20: and music and let her sure is going to be authenticity.
Speaker 20: I don't like that word, but that's going to be
Speaker 20: the word that's gonna be the that's going to be
Speaker 20: the thing for this coming year, because people are going
Speaker 20: to yearn for something by a real human being. I
Speaker 20: think that I think that you know, language models and
Speaker 20: AI provide a certain you know, obviously make our lives
Speaker 20: ease years, especially if you're an accountant, you know, or
Speaker 20: you're in some sort of finance, they streamline your services.
Speaker 20: But I think that the danger is the sort of
Speaker 20: laxadaisical falling back on AI. That's going to really change
Speaker 20: the way that we think about things and especially the
Speaker 20: way that we create things. And I think that people
Speaker 20: are losing, especially young people, are unaware of the They
Speaker 20: lack the discernment to know when the thing is lying
Speaker 20: to you. So I think that it's important for future
Speaker 20: generations to to to seek out and search for things,
Speaker 20: to be interested, to be hungry for knowledge and for wisdom,
Speaker 20: especially from older people. And that also ties into something
Speaker 20: that that you know, sam i Is has talked about
Speaker 20: this for a long time, especially with younger younger people.
Speaker 20: I think that it is important to understand for future
Speaker 20: generations that it is more important to be slightly mediocre
Speaker 20: as something, but to be likable than it is to
Speaker 20: be an expert, to be but to be a hateable person.
Speaker 20: And there are a lot of hateable people out there,
Speaker 20: just through their sort of public behavior and through your
Speaker 20: personal interactions. And I think that interpersonal skills are going
Speaker 20: to be really really important for people to learn how
Speaker 20: to talk to people and to make jokes and to
Speaker 20: be to be funny, to be likable, and to search
Speaker 20: for things that you're interested in.
Speaker 7: So that's what I would that's what I would push
Speaker 7: for people to remember in the future.
Speaker 4: I love it. I love it. That's a really really
Speaker 4: good answer, man. I'm gonna go to Jay and Jamie next. Jay,
Speaker 4: what do you think one thing future generations should be
Speaker 4: warned about? I mean that could almost be the like
Speaker 4: subtitle of your website, your YouTube channel and everything. But
Speaker 4: for twenty twenty five, what do you think man?
Speaker 18: Rifters and conment everywhere so people don't have discernment. It'd
Speaker 18: be really good for people to try to gain some discernment.
Speaker 18: I think that we've seen the explosion of rifters and
Speaker 18: con men everywhere and that's probably just going to continue.
Speaker 18: I mean, just look at coffee Zilla, whether you like
Speaker 18: him or not, Like his channel's massive because there's all
Speaker 18: these scammers that he can constantly cover NonStop. So I mean,
Speaker 18: we've seen scammer after scammer after scammer in media sphere.
Speaker 18: I'm sure that's going to continue. So I'd like to
Speaker 18: see people have discernment.
Speaker 4: And what do you think Jay about out I've kind
Speaker 4: of been lamenting this on the show a little bit,
Speaker 4: but what do you think about this whole situation we're
Speaker 4: in now where it's like when you talk about discernment,
Speaker 4: it makes me think about this. Like I mentioned on
Speaker 4: Sunday Wire this last couple of days ago that I'm
Speaker 4: feeling super fatigued with X in general, just like not
Speaker 4: only the whole Maga Civil War and you know, the
Speaker 4: whole thing, all of the main milieu there, the themes
Speaker 4: and GISTs, Like it's like it's hard to look away
Speaker 4: from when you start swiping, and it's hard to not
Speaker 4: click on things you know that you don't want the
Speaker 4: algorithm to think you're interested in. There's all this bait there.
Speaker 4: Even people like us, it's like, okay, okay, you know,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna unmute Nick foint is I'm gonna unmute Candice Oes,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna unmute Tucker, I'm gonna unmute this. Oh what's this?
Speaker 4: A bunch of alligators in the football field in Louisiana.
Speaker 4: And now I have to tap on it, and now
Speaker 4: I have to scroll for the part where it says,
Speaker 4: at Grock, is this real? And then I have to
Speaker 4: read those and say, is this a really actually real footage?
Speaker 4: And then I read five or six and now I
Speaker 4: know that it's fucking fake. And I just went three
Speaker 4: levels and eighteen taps into this and lost, you know,
Speaker 4: forty eight seconds in my life. And it's like every
Speaker 4: single fucking piece of media I look at. Now, the
Speaker 4: first thing I gotta do is I gotta wrap the
Speaker 4: unwrap the cellophane around it. It's okay, uh, it looks nice,
Speaker 4: it looks neat. I'm gonna I'm gonna wrap this one,
Speaker 4: unwrap it and try to figure out if it's actual
Speaker 4: real footage or not. Like to me, Jay, this this
Speaker 4: is so fucking cool and so fucking tedious. I don't
Speaker 4: even know what to do. Like I want to watch
Speaker 4: some AI slop, like I love Bigfoot and Yetti I
Speaker 4: love Stephen Hawking riding a halfpipe. I can't fucking help it.
Speaker 4: I watched those every fucking time, dude, and it's like,
Speaker 4: but then I'm trying to do my doom scroll and
Speaker 4: this is fucking bullshit. I have this whole new forty
Speaker 4: eight click step forty eight second step before I can
Speaker 4: even tell if what I'm looking at is real? What
Speaker 4: the fuck, dude, exactly?
Speaker 2: I don't know what to say to that.
Speaker 6: It's okay, everybody's yeah.
Speaker 10: I would say, like fifty of my X feed today
Speaker 10: was different parodies of Erica Kirk celebrating her husband's death.
Speaker 10: Like it was like I was like, okay, okay, Like
Speaker 10: I'm like, see if there's like any Icebreakers or you know,
Speaker 10: news that I could talk about on boiler Room today,
Speaker 10: and like.
Speaker 2: It was fifty.
Speaker 9: I mean, I'm not.
Speaker 10: I don't think I'm exaggerating it.
Speaker 5: Like they even had like this.
Speaker 10: On a video from like two years ago where she's
Speaker 10: all dressed up in glittering like I don't know, looks
Speaker 10: like she's masturbating with a microphone or something like that,
Speaker 10: and like acting like it was Erica Kirk.
Speaker 7: After mine's all hitler. It learned ghetto fights.
Speaker 16: Jamie's got one, and I think we're gonna have to
Speaker 16: leave Jamie.
Speaker 4: All right, Jamie over to you. We'll round you guys
Speaker 4: out here, one thing future generations must be warned about,
Speaker 4: and we'll let you two get out of here, and
Speaker 4: thank you too so much for being here around.
Speaker 19: Okay, I'm going to contrast that with my favorite thing
Speaker 19: about twenty twenty five and something I want to carry
Speaker 19: into twenty twenty five. We were lucky enough to be
Speaker 19: able to travel around a lot this year and see
Speaker 19: you guys in person. So we saw hasher AND's war
Speaker 19: in person, and we saw Bla and his wife in person,
Speaker 19: and we had a really fun conference at our church
Speaker 19: where we saw a lot of people in person. So
Speaker 19: that was my favorite thing. And the warning would be
Speaker 19: to not let all of this technology isolate you. So
Speaker 19: just because you can like stay inside and get all
Speaker 19: the dopamine that you want from scrolling, it's very tempting
Speaker 19: to just like lock yourself inside and shut everybody out
Speaker 19: with your technology. But you have to get outside and
Speaker 19: see everybody in person.
Speaker 4: I love that. I love that you.
Speaker 11: Yeah, thank you, Jamie.
Speaker 10: It was so awesome to see you guys.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was really nice to hang out with you
Speaker 4: guys this year and last year. I love that we've
Speaker 4: been able to do that a couple of years in
Speaker 4: a row, and you know, we were looking forward to
Speaker 4: having our We have a bit of a for those
Speaker 4: of you that are new out there, those are o
Speaker 4: their legacy viewers. You know, we have a normal meetup
Speaker 4: we do each year, and we weren't able to do
Speaker 4: that in twenty twenty five or twenty twenty four. Yeah,
Speaker 4: good one based answer. Yeah, actually absolutely, I love it. Yeah,
Speaker 4: so we're looking forward to doing more of that this year.
Speaker 4: Hopefully we're going to get together at Mystical Pharaoh's. I'll
Speaker 4: ask him what to call this place. We'll just call
Speaker 4: it get away for compound. I was gonna say compounds
Speaker 4: for it, but I didn't want to put words in
Speaker 4: his mouth. But yeah, and we've got something coming up
Speaker 4: in Arizona in twenty twenty six, and maybe something coming
Speaker 4: up in Texas right here in early twenty twenty six perhaps,
Speaker 4: so we'll see. I don't want to tease too much
Speaker 4: because these things are always moving targets, but yeah, that's
Speaker 4: a great answer, Jamie. Thank you guys so much for
Speaker 4: everything you do and all of your output, give shouts
Speaker 4: out to where people can find you and all that
Speaker 4: good stuff, and we'll let you jump on out of here.
Speaker 19: Yeah, we are both on YouTube and Jasonalliss dot com.
Speaker 4: Twitter, everything under our news all right, excellent, yep, just
Speaker 4: search their names. We'll have it linked on the show
Speaker 4: page as well. Thanks you guys, have a great night
Speaker 4: and happy New Year you too. We love you guys.
Speaker 4: All right, there they go, mystical Pharaoh. Let's go to
Speaker 4: mystical Pharaoh next. He might be one of the next
Speaker 4: ones that has to jump out of here. Pharaoh. Thoughts
Speaker 4: on anything that's been said so far, of course, And
Speaker 4: you're one thing future generations must be warned about.
Speaker 9: I think one thing I want to warn the future
Speaker 9: generation about an even current generation of just future generation
Speaker 9: is falling prey to the partisan crap and propaganda. Like
Speaker 9: the partisan stuff, the partisan stuff for got you. Yeah,
Speaker 9: that that basically manistream media and the government keeps really
Speaker 9: pumping into everybody's brain to keep us divided. I think
Speaker 9: moving forward, really, any future for this nation needs to
Speaker 9: be done by unity of people on common grounds and
Speaker 9: and really rejecting hateful not ideologies, but hateful uh political
Speaker 9: crap that that they kept pushing on us right to
Speaker 9: keep us divided. Uh, so don't fall into this, and
Speaker 9: that's what I would say. Uh, I'll try to warn
Speaker 9: them about.
Speaker 4: I like that. I like that, you know, nice and simple. Absolutely,
Speaker 4: I'd like to throw going and seeing some shows out
Speaker 4: there as well.
Speaker 14: Uh.
Speaker 4: Deborah D seven one seven one Yep. I got up
Speaker 4: to see seventeen metal shows this year, no auto tune
Speaker 4: or AI. Fuck. Yeah, that's awesome. We got out to
Speaker 4: as many as we could see this year too. We
Speaker 4: hit a number of really fun shows. We saw Cannibal Corpse,
Speaker 4: we saw Carcass, we saw my Suga, we saw Mayhem,
Speaker 4: we saw Imperial Triumphant, we saw Acid Bath, we saw
Speaker 4: masted On. We had a great time this year going
Speaker 4: to show. Dude, it was good. It was the best
Speaker 4: year since the before the pandemic for shows. First Boor
Speaker 4: and I we had an absolute blast going to shows,
Speaker 4: finding new bands that we liked and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: Like much like odd Man Out. We spent a bunch
Speaker 4: of time this year upgrading our musical experience and getting
Speaker 4: back to our roots.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: When it came to musical stuff. So that's been super
Speaker 4: fucking fun. Let's see here, Sam, your next Sam Cheney
Speaker 4: of weaponized News. If you're not following weaponized News, the
Speaker 4: links will be on the show page. You should do so,
Speaker 4: especially if you like to know things about what goes
Speaker 4: on day to day. You want a keen eye, you
Speaker 4: want to see ruckus pop in there once in a while.
Speaker 4: Weaponized News is your spot, Sam. What do you think, man?
Speaker 4: One thing future generations should be warned about. This is
Speaker 4: a benchmark moment in the boiler room here. We've got
Speaker 4: one of the biggest rooms we've ever seen before. We've
Speaker 4: got all our colleagues in here that could make it tonight.
Speaker 4: Shouts out to those who couldn't and happy New Year
Speaker 4: to you folks. But what do you think, Sam, What
Speaker 4: do we want to warn future generations about?
Speaker 12: We're warning future generations about. These social engineers know what
Speaker 12: they're doing. Yeah, and that's what a big part of
Speaker 12: what all you guys are talking about. Yeah, unplug, you know,
Speaker 12: touch the grass, go to the mountains, whatever, hug a tree,
Speaker 12: all that stuff. But yeah, the social engineers know what
Speaker 12: they're doing. They gave us the Internet and social media
Speaker 12: to give us those dopamine, heat hits and social engineer
Speaker 12: some mind control us. And so break the mind control
Speaker 12: by going outside, touching the grass and hugging a tree.
Speaker 12: And that's why I want to tell the future generation.
Speaker 4: That one's huge, man, that one is absolutely huge. Sport.
Speaker 4: If you want to jump back in, you can. I
Speaker 4: know you want to answer this one as soon as
Speaker 4: you can. Until you get here. Let me go to
Speaker 4: Johnny Bedmore. Johnny, what do you think, man? This is
Speaker 4: a big one. This is this is where we light
Speaker 4: the candle or slash the grass. I'm not really sure which,
Speaker 4: But what do you think?
Speaker 17: What?
Speaker 4: What do you want to warn future generations about?
Speaker 13: God complicated? They go definitely got.
Speaker 12: I.
Speaker 4: You're bouncing in and out. You're bouncing in and out.
Speaker 13: There a little bit bouncing in and out?
Speaker 4: Oka, can you hear me? That's better?
Speaker 1: Is that better?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Close?
Speaker 4: Best?
Speaker 14: So here you go here there is an all seeing
Speaker 14: police eye there from twenty twelve Olympics. That's the uh
Speaker 14: that was always coming, man. That should have warned us
Speaker 14: about what the problem would be in the future. And
Speaker 14: the problem was always going to be that we're going
Speaker 14: to be watched constantly and we're going to partially enjoy
Speaker 14: being watched, and it's almost going to be alien to
Speaker 14: us as well, Like the decisions to get made in
Speaker 14: the future are going to be hard to understand. So
Speaker 14: getting rid of that will allow people to make human
Speaker 14: decisions gain. But there's another thing. I mean, I was
Speaker 14: because I would echo everything, baselet and analyze it. But
Speaker 14: I think the future is extremely complicated. I think all
Speaker 14: authenticity is something you've got to present alongside whatever you
Speaker 14: everything to do. You need to show your working, show
Speaker 14: the truth. You need to show what you do to people.
Speaker 14: People cannot think that you are something you are not.
Speaker 14: You have to show yourself to what you are. And
Speaker 14: that is hard for people understand because a lot of
Speaker 14: the time people want to be bigger than they are,
Speaker 14: wanted more than. And I can tell you from years
Speaker 14: of being a lyric writer, for being a songwriter, from
Speaker 14: having loads of facts some of the tracks I wrote
Speaker 14: in the past years gone by, say thirty years ago,
Speaker 14: twenty five years ago, that I've got on casette that
Speaker 14: I've transferred over to other things. I've been able to
Speaker 14: save those certain ways nowadays with technology that me go, wow,
Speaker 14: that's that's quite amazing. That's you know, the future has right.
Speaker 14: So there's points where I'm like I when I started
Speaker 14: making with simple, it was a real complicated I had
Speaker 14: always always played on guitar, and when I started making
Speaker 14: music with literally like a keyboard, that freaked me out
Speaker 14: at the start. But I've been going on since what
Speaker 14: the seventies, the eighties, nineties, Yeah, it still felt like cheating.
Speaker 14: I only started doing it in about twenty eighteen. Still
Speaker 14: felt like cheating compared to playing the guitar. There has
Speaker 14: to be Authenticity is something that I don't think future
Speaker 14: generation will often have. But whatever happens is the point
Speaker 14: where with all technology it has to be good input
Speaker 14: get good output. That's with analog and with digital, and
Speaker 14: it's going to be balanced.
Speaker 13: For AIL.
Speaker 14: I'm not a luddee, but I'm also not that I
Speaker 14: don't I'm not a technocrat, and I know I'm gonna
Speaker 14: have to exist somewhere in between. But whatever happens, you
Speaker 14: have to live in the real world, use and do whatever,
Speaker 14: live your life whatever. But at the end of the day,
Speaker 14: you have to be able to walk down your street,
Speaker 14: know every single person in your community, give every person love,
Speaker 14: and know that the people live next door to you.
Speaker 14: And the who are around you, with the most important people,
Speaker 14: and not to get caught up in all of this,
Speaker 14: not to end up, you know, the doom'scrolling.
Speaker 6: I just don't do it anymore.
Speaker 2: I have to.
Speaker 14: I have to say, what's the point. It just makes
Speaker 14: me hang all the time, and I want to go
Speaker 14: out and spend time with my community. I want to
Speaker 14: go out, and you know, I often do my work
Speaker 14: at the local cafe and I know everybody around me.
Speaker 14: And you know, I don't want to feel like I
Speaker 14: don't feel necessarily religious, but I do feel like if
Speaker 14: you live a good life, if you work honestly, do
Speaker 14: whatever you believe a god would want you to do,
Speaker 14: your path unfolds in front of you, whether you like
Speaker 14: it or not. And you see your path and you're forward,
Speaker 14: and that means you're on God's path. You're you're you're walking,
Speaker 14: You're walking toward whatever. And that path isn't full of technology,
Speaker 14: a love of things that make you someone else.
Speaker 13: It makes you.
Speaker 14: You'll have to have the four of you has to
Speaker 14: be authentic. I echo that man and and the world
Speaker 14: of AI future generations will experience that that will be
Speaker 14: almost alien the humanity and I think it'll be a big,
Speaker 14: a big want maternity.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, man, I like that.
Speaker 2: I like that.
Speaker 4: Let's see here, uh techno wir graphics. What's up, homie,
Speaker 4: says Johnny, you should meet up with the poet doctor
Speaker 4: Martin Shaw. All right, we're all writing that down right now.
Speaker 4: And Johnny, you know what you just said. I gotta say,
Speaker 4: shouts out to one of my buddies, my buddy Buck.
Speaker 4: He hit me up recently and told me that, and
Speaker 4: he's like, he's similar to you and odd Man. You know,
Speaker 4: he's a musician. He's sort of a multi talented person.
Speaker 4: He likes to do poetry and write music and stuff
Speaker 4: like that. And he said to me the other night,
Speaker 4: he said, Dude, have you ever heard of like AI
Speaker 4: assisted production? And I was like, no, I don't understand that.
Speaker 4: I know what AI music is. I know people can
Speaker 4: make music from putting a prompt in and I think
Speaker 4: that's kind of gay, you know. And he was like,
Speaker 4: well check this out, bro. He was like, if you
Speaker 4: know you have some some you know, musical acumen, and
Speaker 4: you can write a melody or a riff or a
Speaker 4: set of lyrics, or if you're a drummer and you
Speaker 4: only know how to drum a drum beat, but you
Speaker 4: can imagine what your bass player, your singer, and your
Speaker 4: guitar player would be doing. You can use like certain
Speaker 4: AI programs and hand it, you know, your best version
Speaker 4: of your song. And all of a sudden, he showed me,
Speaker 4: and he showed me. He was like, you know, he
Speaker 4: showed me his raw song that he wrote, and it
Speaker 4: was just you know, the guitar parts and the lyrics
Speaker 4: and a rough uh recording of the lyrics, and he
Speaker 4: uploaded it to the system and he said, you know, hey,
Speaker 4: I'm looking for a producer that sounds, you know, sort
Speaker 4: of similar to this guy. I'm looking for a guitar
Speaker 4: player that sounds sort of similar to this guy. This
Speaker 4: part I want to be in a four to four.
Speaker 4: This part I want to be in a you know,
Speaker 4: a you know, some sort of quadratic or whatever. You know,
Speaker 4: you could just Disky's limit ten thirty prompts later, the
Speaker 4: AI spits out something that you actually wrote, but it
Speaker 4: sounds like it was produced by, you know, someone who
Speaker 4: produces for the Stones or something like that. So that
Speaker 4: was an immediate like moment for me where I was like,
Speaker 4: oh shit, you know like I was able to. I
Speaker 4: went for that person at the beginning of this conversation
Speaker 4: that said, no, AI music is gay, to the person
Speaker 4: that said, holy shit, you know you could never afford
Speaker 4: the Rolling Stones producer. But you actually wrote that song
Speaker 4: and it actually understands your vocal pattern and it reproduced
Speaker 4: your vocal pattern, you know. And now I'm in this
Speaker 4: new wilderness where it's like, is this gay?
Speaker 2: You know? Is this lame?
Speaker 4: Is this fucked up? Or is this amazing?
Speaker 14: I got to tell you, like I've gone through a
Speaker 14: load of this because I did the Jeffrey Epstein podcast
Speaker 14: musical and in what people think is that you've written
Speaker 14: in just a prompt and suddenly form everything is. But
Speaker 14: that's not the way it was at all. In actual fact,
Speaker 14: I used loads of my my podcast themes, themes from
Speaker 14: the past i'd written, I had created myself, I've recorded myself,
Speaker 14: I've put them up and I've kind of symphasize it
Speaker 14: allows me to do whatever I want with that becomes
Speaker 14: like an everything machine. That means that it's my music,
Speaker 14: come from my music. I then am able to write
Speaker 14: and I sent like a couple of the original like
Speaker 14: I was going to record that podcast just as a
Speaker 14: speaking bit. So it was going to be like you know,
Speaker 14: Leslie xp a skin and it was going to be
Speaker 14: Jeffrey Eppstein, I'm speaking. But I was just able to
Speaker 14: the way I write, the way I know how to
Speaker 14: use write lyrics to write something that's really comprehensive, clever, concise,
Speaker 14: gets a point across to people. And I had to
Speaker 14: deal with then my own emotions and my own feelings
Speaker 14: about using AI, and that was really hard for me.
Speaker 14: It became down to an argument in my head, which,
Speaker 14: like I synthesize, I'm writing the tunes some of these
Speaker 14: songs is literally what I'm input in is hire band
Speaker 14: higher structure, a song structure in and then I'm adding
Speaker 14: over all lyrics that I write myself. Some of it
Speaker 14: I'm saying, some of it I'm singing. Some of it
Speaker 14: reproduces almost exactly word for word in exactly with inflection. Ever,
Speaker 14: that's not me just writing a prompt. Now you've got
Speaker 14: to come to terms with the fact that symphathization of
Speaker 14: sound sound is something that's way more complicated than what
Speaker 14: we than just like the one extreme or the other extra,
Speaker 14: what I think is authenticity will come out within the
Speaker 14: spectrum of tools us because it's it's good input in
Speaker 14: good output. Really is I really been able to save
Speaker 14: some of the most important songs in the past I
Speaker 14: played with a higher band with a guitarist I don't
Speaker 14: speak to anymore. We're not we're not on speaking terms.
Speaker 14: I've been able to save a load of that music,
Speaker 14: sometimes just only on one track and reproduce it way.
Speaker 14: It's just completely mind bolke.
Speaker 4: That's what I'm saying, Dude, Like it's you have to
Speaker 4: rethink this if you're a musician, or if you know
Speaker 4: someone like I just described or what Johnny just described,
Speaker 4: if that resonates with you or you know, it's like, Okay,
Speaker 4: we know it's garbage in, garbage out. But if it's
Speaker 4: treasure in and then upgraded, you know, that's that's a
Speaker 4: whole different fucking story.
Speaker 20: One of the differences in between music and other art
Speaker 20: forms is that the what makes music brilliant is usually
Speaker 20: the mistakes. It's the flaws either in the recording process
Speaker 20: or especially in vocals.
Speaker 7: And and you see this with AI recording.
Speaker 20: Vocals that are exactly on beat and great great lyrics
Speaker 20: and great music are usually recorded are usually understood as
Speaker 20: lyrics that move around notes. It's usually the is it
Speaker 20: sort of something that we get from jazz where lyrics
Speaker 20: are kind of between the notes and around the notes.
Speaker 20: And I think that one of the you know, one
Speaker 20: of the things with especially like electronic music, is that
Speaker 20: pro tools and are peggiators and we get different technology
Speaker 20: that enhances music production. It's been it's been happening for
Speaker 20: a long time, but we're going to get to a
Speaker 20: point where we have this sort of meta flaw built
Speaker 20: into it where the music is so perfect and then
Speaker 20: the AI has to create synthetic flaws to make it
Speaker 20: sound authentic. And so I think, I think and one
Speaker 20: of the reasons that with young people right now, there's
Speaker 20: a huge explosion in shoegaze and like new metal is
Speaker 20: really big. Shoegaze, anything with instrument with instruments and instrumentation
Speaker 20: is is really big because they have they don't have
Speaker 20: the discernment that older people have as far as growing
Speaker 20: up with real instruments, you know, in young young people
Speaker 20: who are born like in two thousand and seven, are
Speaker 20: born at the at the start of a huge EDM explosion,
Speaker 20: which has really given way to something totally synthetic and
Speaker 20: contrived as far as music is concerned. So they're looking
Speaker 20: for something like we were saying, like authentic, and I
Speaker 20: think that's going to continue. But the danger is that
Speaker 20: you have this sort of split between like what Johnny
Speaker 20: was saying with with you know, your sort of a
Speaker 20: luttite approach to music, which ends up being really in
Speaker 20: the end, it doesn't matter that the big circles are
Speaker 20: good and bad. And I think that the human ear
Speaker 20: is especially discerning when it comes to things that are fake,
Speaker 20: not just for fake's sake, but in terms of whatever
Speaker 20: the music is trying to convey. And I think that's
Speaker 20: gonna be one of the signposts for the future.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I would maintain that one of the reasons young
Speaker 4: people are gravitating towards, like you mentioned new metal. That
Speaker 4: one in particular, I got to give a shout out
Speaker 4: to Ross Robinson. He's the man that produced a lot
Speaker 4: of the most popular new metal albums that you know,
Speaker 4: if you even consider new metal genre, apparently it has
Speaker 4: to be now. I was always kind of opposed to that,
Speaker 4: but we'll put that aside. That's for the music nerds
Speaker 4: and the audio files. But Ross Robinson did like slip Knot,
Speaker 4: deftnes Limp, Biscuit, a whole bunch of bands, and that's
Speaker 4: usually popular now, yeah, oh hugely popular. And and you
Speaker 4: kids may not know this, but Ross used to like
Speaker 4: get in those guys fucking faces. Like they would all
Speaker 4: be in their party and getting fucked up, and he
Speaker 4: would be listening to the music. He would be listening
Speaker 4: to the sonic things that they were doing and suggesting
Speaker 4: parts that needed to be you know, this or that
Speaker 4: toned down, toned up whatever, and he would do fucked
Speaker 4: up shit to them, like their stories from some of
Speaker 4: those recordings where he would be throwing plants at those
Speaker 4: guys while they were playing, like Joey Jordansen sitting there
Speaker 4: trying to play like people equals shit and his producers
Speaker 4: literally winging a fucking terra cotta pot at his head,
Speaker 4: you know, to keep him on point, to keep him,
Speaker 4: you know, paying attention to that crazy BPM that he's
Speaker 4: doing right there, or something like that. But like, and
Speaker 4: I could say the same about Marilyn Manson's Antichrist Superstar,
Speaker 4: just weird stuff going on in the studio, all like
Speaker 4: a combination of digital and analog stuff that would make
Speaker 4: you know, boomers vomit if they were trying to figure out,
Speaker 4: like what are these guys doing. They're like throwing pieces
Speaker 4: of bolognis at, you know, at sluts butts in the
Speaker 4: other room. And this guy's like playing an Iron Maiden
Speaker 4: solo backward through the pickup of his guitar and trying
Speaker 4: to make a track out of that on the album.
Speaker 4: That's why kids love that shit. You don't understand it
Speaker 4: because you didn't like read all the articles and weren't
Speaker 4: there when all this shit was happening. But these are
Speaker 4: like the era from like nineteen ninety three to like
Speaker 4: two thousand and five, the recordings were a perfect blend
Speaker 4: of analog and digital, and some people were going all digital,
Speaker 4: some people were trying to stay all analog, and you
Speaker 4: had this huge thing. And I'm saying all this because
Speaker 4: now we're at the same place like what Johnny was
Speaker 4: just talking about and what what you know I'm trying
Speaker 4: to say here is like there's some red line in
Speaker 4: the sand as it pertains to artificial intelligence, nanotechnology, robotics,
Speaker 4: et cetera, et cetera, the tech bro stuff, but there's
Speaker 4: also this other realm that's opened up to us. You know,
Speaker 4: and if you're an investor, holy fuck, you know those
Speaker 4: guys in that picture that Ruckus showed you invest in
Speaker 4: those guys, I mean, you pretty much can't go wrong.
Speaker 4: They've been endorsed by Israel, They've been endorsed by the
Speaker 4: United States, They've been endorsed by Wall Street, They've been
Speaker 4: endorsed by the security agencies. Many of them have security clearances,
Speaker 4: some would wager, I mean, I don't know, but.
Speaker 2: Always my question is how do I.
Speaker 4: Let me let me go to Sumo and Cavey and
Speaker 4: then odd Man out on this, because I know Sumo
Speaker 4: and odd Man are both musicians. Also, we got a
Speaker 4: lot of musicians in the room tonight. I mean, dude,
Speaker 4: you're your Britney Spears cover is all like in etched
Speaker 4: on my mind forever, dude, all about that bass? Like
Speaker 4: I just bought a subwiffer and I was singing your
Speaker 4: version of all about that Bass.
Speaker 6: See, I couldn't do that now completely went out of
Speaker 6: my head.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 15: To call me a musician is to be extremely generous
Speaker 15: and insulting to all musicians.
Speaker 6: I have some interest I pluck around with.
Speaker 15: And I occasionally write silly lyrics to uh, you know,
Speaker 15: but speaking of a I I have. You know, I'm
Speaker 15: much more of in the in this in this field
Speaker 15: of writing, not really by choice. It just sort of happens.
Speaker 15: Everyone check out my substick. By the way, it's very good.
Speaker 15: I would say maybe it's the best writing being done
Speaker 15: in the world right now. That's it's a big claim.
Speaker 15: But I think I can back it up in a
Speaker 15: lot of ways.
Speaker 4: But uh, a second, the motion, Yeah, so the and
Speaker 4: I've seen the AI.
Speaker 6: You know, AI is all over people writing stuff.
Speaker 13: Now I don't. I don't.
Speaker 6: It's all it's everywhere.
Speaker 21: I have not used it at all, and I don't
Speaker 21: find that it enhances anything I want to say in
Speaker 21: any way when I when I am, you know, I
Speaker 21: I just there's nothing.
Speaker 6: I don't find anything good in it in writing.
Speaker 15: But music's a bit different because music doesn't intrinsically mean
Speaker 15: anything like words mean things, but sounds.
Speaker 6: It's open for interpretation in a lot of ways. So
Speaker 6: maybe there's it's a different ballgame.
Speaker 15: I don't, I don't know. I'd I would probably. I mean,
Speaker 15: it's kind of a moot point. We can argue about
Speaker 15: whether or not we should it's gonna happen. There's gonna
Speaker 15: there's gonna be there's gonna be mostly AI music.
Speaker 6: Going forward, or heavily a augmented music.
Speaker 4: Well, I got served. I will admit as much as
Speaker 4: I am an analog physical media fan and boy, I
Speaker 4: also do streaming and I also mess with Spotify because
Speaker 4: I find it intriguing to me as an audio file
Speaker 4: and a music collector that someone CIA, someone has come
Speaker 4: up with an algorithm that I actually agree with. I've
Speaker 4: tried everything, aside from managing my own music collection my
Speaker 4: whole life, ever since digital became a thing. I've integrated Napster,
Speaker 4: I've integrated Audio Galaxy, I've integrated Apple Music. I've integrated
Speaker 4: every fucking thing you could possibly think of. I've tried Pandora, aur,
Speaker 4: I've tried everything right. Satellite radio, Oh, satellite radio was
Speaker 4: very intriguing, this will be good, right, Stearn's there.
Speaker 7: SoundCloud was awesome in like twenty fourteen.
Speaker 4: SoundCloud. Yeah, spent a lot of time on SoundCloud, got
Speaker 4: a big SoundCloud account. All of them, I've done, every
Speaker 4: single fucking one. The only one that has ever quote
Speaker 4: unquote known me well enough to like satisfy me is
Speaker 4: the CIA software Spotify.
Speaker 6: Maybe people great Spotify, right, it's great, It's great.
Speaker 12: I got banned off Spotify for COVID. Of course, Spotify
Speaker 12: fucking hate do I.
Speaker 4: Love me some Sam Cheney, That's all I gotta say.
Speaker 4: Somehow we were broadcasting out to Spotify during that and
Speaker 4: a lot of our episodes got shadow band disappeared and
Speaker 4: that kind of stuff. We did one hundred and seventy
Speaker 4: eight episodes in twenty twenty.
Speaker 12: And it's like, no, they deleted my account.
Speaker 4: Dude, they didn't do that like us. I don't know
Speaker 4: why I.
Speaker 12: Deleted even, no email, no nothing, just one day, one
Speaker 12: day there, next day, You're gone, Wow, that's how they
Speaker 12: did me.
Speaker 4: That's dirty. That's dirty. I know it's a dirty corporation.
Speaker 4: Don't get me wrong. I know all these ones I've
Speaker 4: mentioned are dirty corporations. I've tried title I like, Lostless Audio,
Speaker 4: all that shit. I don't know. I don't know what
Speaker 4: because I got on there.
Speaker 12: I got on there when it was the anchor, right, yeah,
Speaker 12: Anchor Anchor you could. Anchor was like one of the
Speaker 12: first ones where you could, you know, shoot it out
Speaker 12: to everywhere, yep, to all these different platforms, and Spotify
Speaker 12: was one of them. And I don't even care about Spotify.
Speaker 12: I was like, oh, I'm going to Apple all these right,
Speaker 12: I forget how many five or eight or whatever ten
Speaker 12: different uh podcast podcast channels? Right, and anyway, I got
Speaker 12: banned off them all. Fuck them all. They're fucking shit.
Speaker 12: I'm I'm right, they're fucking liars.
Speaker 4: And their terms of services are bullshit. They're not interpretable.
Speaker 4: They're nothing you nor I'm not selling conspiracy.
Speaker 12: There's the thing I say is very viable fact that
Speaker 12: they can't handle it. Google send me an email. I'm
Speaker 12: sorry to go off on this, but it still burns
Speaker 12: me up man, whether they did to not only me
Speaker 12: but a lot of people. But uh, they send me
Speaker 12: an email, we're banning you. I'm still trying to get
Speaker 12: back in good graces because to do any kind of
Speaker 12: business on the internet, you gotta have a Google account. Anyhow, Uh,
Speaker 12: they said for cyberbowling the World Health Organization, we're not
Speaker 12: gonna do business with you. We're removing ads from your website,
Speaker 12: your YouTube spanned, and we stole all the money in
Speaker 12: your absense account, by the way, and no access to anything.
Speaker 12: And they did that across the board to me, and
Speaker 12: this ship still burns me, right, These motherfuckers burned me
Speaker 12: so bad. And anyway, I'm still trying to dig my
Speaker 12: way back up to have any kind of anything. I know,
Speaker 12: I'm shadow band into fucking nothing.
Speaker 17: Uh.
Speaker 12: It just pisses me off still and I'm but I'm
Speaker 12: still right, you know what I mean. So I've been right,
Speaker 12: I ain't lying throwing down the facts of the matter
Speaker 12: about COVID. That's what got me right because I was like, oh,
Speaker 12: listen the data, what's really going on here on Cara
Speaker 12: about and you know what I mean, breaking it all
Speaker 12: down like that, and Nope, can't have that even know
Speaker 12: one hundred percent proven right now today, you know what
Speaker 12: I mean. But they literally burned my uh digital store
Speaker 12: to the ground, the at a digital store front, they
Speaker 12: burned it to the ground terrorism, right, and not just me,
Speaker 12: but a lot of people, say, a lot a lot
Speaker 12: of people, and we don't We're never gonna get any
Speaker 12: any kind of uh, you know, recompense for that, you
Speaker 12: know what I mean. And it took it took me, like,
Speaker 12: got to know, ten, twelve, fifteen years to build all
Speaker 12: those channels up, all those revenue streams, right, yeah, literally
Speaker 12: burning my digital business to the ground and and I
Speaker 12: have no recourse. Sam, I'm sorry to be ranting about
Speaker 12: don't know this shit burns at me because I'm like
Speaker 12: looking at my media channels and I'm like, oh yeah, uh,
Speaker 12: I'm like up to being monetized, but I'll never even uh,
Speaker 12: you know, get the views because I'm so shadow band.
Speaker 12: And it's like because I got monetized again on YouTube,
Speaker 12: but like you know what I'm saying anyhow, No, dude,
Speaker 12: I'm I'm just bitching about the being online, so I
Speaker 12: guess unplugging fuck it right?
Speaker 4: Well, dude, that goes back to the first question of
Speaker 4: the night. You know, something you want to throw in
Speaker 4: the fucking dumpster or something I'd like to throw in
Speaker 4: the dumpster? Is motherfucking stale old ass shadow bands? Could
Speaker 4: we like just back up to fucking question number one
Speaker 4: right here for a second. Like, I have an ACR
Speaker 4: Underscore radio account that I treasured that was deleted in
Speaker 4: twenty twenty or twenty nineteen, even I think we were
Speaker 4: actually deleted pre COVID on that one never got it back.
Speaker 4: That was under Dorsey's Twitter. I requested both that from
Speaker 4: Dorsey's Twitter and Musk's Twitter to come back. I know
Speaker 4: so many people that have fucking Twitter accounts that have
Speaker 4: been fucked over, and so many and it's like, all
Speaker 4: are the only thing that I've.
Speaker 12: Been working to build Webinari's news brand for fifteen years
Speaker 12: and Google delisted me. Yeah, you know what I'm saying, Yeah, dude,
Speaker 12: I do.
Speaker 4: I do because they delisted.
Speaker 12: For being correct for me, one hundred percent factually correct.
Speaker 12: They can't prove me wrong, and so that's why they said,
Speaker 12: fuck you, You're gone.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you were right.
Speaker 12: It's like, fuck you, guys, man, that's fucking yeah.
Speaker 4: It's like you. What they're essentially saying without saying it
Speaker 4: is that you were part of the destruction of X,
Speaker 4: Y and Z narratives and you're now being treated punitively in.
Speaker 12: The World Health Organization is exactly what they said. Yeah,
Speaker 12: at least Google email, none of the other platforms even
Speaker 12: sent me an email.
Speaker 4: I didn't get. At least you got an email. I
Speaker 4: didn't get any fucking I didn't get any fucking emails.
Speaker 4: I had to wait until the Twitter files came out
Speaker 4: to discover that our colleague Patrick never.
Speaker 12: Got banned from Twitter. That was the only big tech
Speaker 12: platform that I didn't get banned through COVID, from Facebook, YouTube, Google, Spotify, Uh,
Speaker 12: you know all those, but not because I've spoken code
Speaker 12: for like two and a half years. If I wanted
Speaker 12: to talk about stupid ass COVID, which is of course everybody.
Speaker 12: We're in the freaking lockdown all other bullshits.
Speaker 4: Everybody knows, dude, we tried that, We tried the code talk,
Speaker 4: and all that did was make it so that you
Speaker 4: didn't get banned completely. You just got shadow band. You'd
Speaker 4: get two views if you had two thousand followers, you know. Otherwise.
Speaker 12: Yeah, honestly, the old Twitter I did way better.
Speaker 4: The new x is. Oh, it's so awful. It's it's
Speaker 4: so bad, all right, I got let's see, let me
Speaker 4: just round this out before we start going too far
Speaker 4: off the rails here. Let me go to Cavey real quick,
Speaker 4: and then odd man out Cavy. One thing future generations
Speaker 4: must be warned about. What do you think.
Speaker 2: I would say that nobody is coming to save you.
Speaker 17: Oh, so many people are sitting there waiting for like
Speaker 17: Daddy Trump to come and save them, or the next
Speaker 17: politician or whoever, and nobody.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you're gonna have to do it yourself.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, all right, good one. Yeah, self reliance, you know,
Speaker 4: And that one's hard, man, because that goes back into like, Okay,
Speaker 4: if it's all on me, then it's on me, and
Speaker 4: I need to focus on myself, my family and my community, right,
Speaker 4: And it's like that that's a hard rubric to like unlock.
Speaker 4: You know, it's like, how do I meld? You know,
Speaker 4: how does a social reject with such weird, nuanced like
Speaker 4: views and like oppositions to identity politics interface with the community.
Speaker 4: Like I've talked to a lot of people that watch
Speaker 4: and listen who've like gone this route and then been
Speaker 4: complete Brownies.
Speaker 12: Bake brownies, dude, big brownies. All right, Yeah, you hand
Speaker 12: as your ice breaker, right, and then there.
Speaker 4: You go, bake brownies and and don't engage in the
Speaker 4: identity politics, all right, that's.
Speaker 12: A good go.
Speaker 22: And and don't talk about politics right right, and just
Speaker 22: say everybody here could agree that we're taxed too much,
Speaker 22: right and then unless like hardcore call me so socials
Speaker 22: and everybody could agree, hell yeah, we're taxing them.
Speaker 4: Right, Keep it simple, stupid, Let's let's stick with the
Speaker 4: simple stuff.
Speaker 17: You know.
Speaker 15: Yes, I've I've I think I've done this pretty well
Speaker 15: integrating into my local community.
Speaker 6: The way I've done it is I am just I've
Speaker 6: become the village crazy person.
Speaker 15: Uh like this All this winter, I've walked around with
Speaker 15: a full Santa cot and Santa hat on. Just I
Speaker 15: went to the store, go to the store, at post office,
Speaker 15: I'm just Santa Claus.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 6: And people come up to you, I gotta and we'll talk,
Speaker 6: and I'll just I just go off straight away.
Speaker 15: When I'm talking with someone like gonna party or something,
Speaker 15: I say, you know, I'm not sure the earth is moving,
Speaker 15: and then and then that just sets the tone and
Speaker 15: just not there's no anger, there's no I'm just like yeah,
Speaker 15: and then let's say something.
Speaker 6: Huh. I wonder if that's true.
Speaker 15: And you know, I'm just move on, just a a joyous,
Speaker 15: rambunctious person going through the world. It's worked pretty well.
Speaker 15: It only doesn't work if you take it seriously and
Speaker 15: think that.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 6: I found I found a lot of I found a
Speaker 6: lot of purchase with this approach. I found a lot
Speaker 6: more people are operious. Things have to say.
Speaker 15: If I come off with like, you know, if you
Speaker 15: come up with like this is a problem, we got
Speaker 15: to fix then everyone's in defensive mode.
Speaker 6: But if you're just like, I don't know, you know,
Speaker 6: this is weird. It's strange, isn't it.
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 6: You know, so I know, I've just been. Yeah, I've been.
Speaker 6: I'm wearing a green Sanda hat right now. I prefer
Speaker 6: the German outfit myself, but.
Speaker 4: That one's in vogue this year. You can do that,
Speaker 4: that's okay.
Speaker 15: In the summer, I was wearing a tropical like flamingos
Speaker 15: captain's hat just around town, like, and I had people.
Speaker 4: Call me Captain there you go, Captain Sumo.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well I went by Captain Fun for a while.
Speaker 4: All right, Captain Fun works. That's good.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 20: I'm pretty proud of how I deal with my community here.
Speaker 20: I live in a small city and I I feel like,
Speaker 20: I mean, I pretty much know everybody in the city
Speaker 20: where I live.
Speaker 7: Everybody.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 7: Of course I teach.
Speaker 20: So I teach the kids of adults that I taught
Speaker 20: years ago, for you know, for twenty years now. And
Speaker 20: I think that it's important to it's important to be
Speaker 20: out there, to go to things, and to go go
Speaker 20: to places where people work, and and to you know,
Speaker 20: be a visible person and to know to really listen
Speaker 20: to people and talk to people and to you know,
Speaker 20: I guess to be real with people and to have
Speaker 20: a backbone to know that people can't step on you,
Speaker 20: but also to be kind to people.
Speaker 7: Kindness goes a long way.
Speaker 20: Uh, not just being a nice person, you know, but
Speaker 20: to be a kind person who who who remembers people's
Speaker 20: names and and remembers what they do to I think
Speaker 20: it's a you know, I pride myself on knowing everything
Speaker 20: about people and remembering everything that they do, so when
Speaker 20: they you know, when they when they've had chill ldren
Speaker 20: or when they have had some sort of success or
Speaker 20: or whatever. And to know people's names and to remember
Speaker 20: those things, that goes a long way. People remember you.
Speaker 20: And it turns out that, you know, when you live
Speaker 20: in a small place and you know people, people want
Speaker 20: to do things for you. You know, you go in
Speaker 20: the grocery store and people want to buy your groceries
Speaker 20: and stuff. And I think that that's especially if you're
Speaker 20: a person who's completely different from I live in a
Speaker 20: place where with a lot of poverty and a lot
Speaker 20: of crime, very high crime title ie area, a lot
Speaker 20: of a lot of people who are struggling and so
Speaker 20: I think it's important to be kind of visible and
Speaker 20: be around and to listen to people and know people.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, absolutely, let me let me switch over to
Speaker 4: odd Man out here the rabbit Hole Officionado. So what
Speaker 4: do you think man as far as like warning labels
Speaker 4: for the future, Like, we've seen a lot this year, Right,
Speaker 4: We've seen normalization of censorship, some insane examples of that
Speaker 4: coming out of the European Union right now in the UK.
Speaker 4: We've seen a lot of just absurd institutional gas lighting.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 4: We've seen psychological warfare, uh infiltrating the podcast sphere if
Speaker 4: you will. We've seen this whole technological dependency without any accountability,
Speaker 4: and it's led us to this point of cultural fragmentation.
Speaker 4: I think. So your comments on the music stuff, the
Speaker 4: AI stuff, and and ultimately you're warning for for the
Speaker 4: future considering what we've seen this year, still don't hear you?
Speaker 4: Gotcha got what?
Speaker 11: Was not sure what was going on there? As the
Speaker 11: A I goes, yeah, I've got mixed feelings about that.
Speaker 11: At first, of course, I was very apprehensive about it,
Speaker 11: but like you guys were saying, if he could do
Speaker 11: something like help you produce, I would be open to
Speaker 11: that because just dealing with you know, small time producers
Speaker 11: when I was in the band, that was such a
Speaker 11: horrible pain in the butt because you never knew what
Speaker 11: they were gonna do. They were always like filling your
Speaker 11: head full of all these different hopes and and saying
Speaker 11: they're going to produce the best album. You guys are
Speaker 11: going to be this, you guys are going to be that,
Speaker 11: and and it was just it was just a total
Speaker 11: pain in the butt. So if it would be more
Speaker 11: professional just to have somebody, you know, have a I'd
Speaker 11: do it correctly instead of having that human flaw there.
Speaker 11: But and quick, I just want to say quickly too,
Speaker 11: because somebody said something about Ross Robinson. So I have
Speaker 11: one little brief kind of with somebody popular who went
Speaker 11: on to produce so many great records. His name's Nick
Speaker 11: Rasculinez and if you look him up, and I'm not
Speaker 11: sure exactly how you spell that, but he has produced
Speaker 11: so many great records from Danzig to I think Queens
Speaker 11: of the Stone Age too, I mean so many bands.
Speaker 11: And he was in this little studio when we were
Speaker 11: in a band in Seymour, Tennessee. It was called Underground Studio,
Speaker 11: but it was in this guy's basement and we recorded
Speaker 11: like three or four demos with this guy, and Nick
Speaker 11: was just kind of like his aid. He was training
Speaker 11: with him, and somehow he went on to be like
Speaker 11: this huge producer. And I mean he probably wouldn't even
Speaker 11: remember me because we only talked a couple of times.
Speaker 11: But going on to as far as what I would
Speaker 11: warn the future generations about, I think I would choose
Speaker 11: Christian Zionism because it's such a plague on humanity and
Speaker 11: I think that we got to get rid of that
Speaker 11: because it's bad doctrine and it's political and it's just
Speaker 11: ruined so many different things that hopefully people will you know,
Speaker 11: a lot more people are seeing through it and actually
Speaker 11: understanding that it's a relatively modern invention. And yeah, I
Speaker 11: wanted to go by see you.
Speaker 4: All right, nice one, nice one there, all right. Shout
Speaker 4: out to Saint Basil. Sorry dude, Sorry if you ended
Speaker 4: up on a band list, I may have mistaken you
Speaker 4: for a Hasbara troll. If you're not that, I apologize.
Speaker 4: I just can't find the buttons to undo it. So
Speaker 4: I'm sorry and realize you were Saint Basil the Great
Speaker 4: over there, and I will write down your name and
Speaker 4: try to go unfuck that after the show. Okay, are
Speaker 4: you happy? I wanted to give you a shout out? Okay,
Speaker 4: I didn't mean to fuck you over there. Uh, it's
Speaker 4: hard to manage ten guests and uh this mini chats
Speaker 4: at the same time across four platforms, as well as
Speaker 4: keep track of what the fuck I'm doing. So we're
Speaker 4: just glad you're here. Yeah, you don't. You don't need
Speaker 4: to shut up. Now, go ahead and enjoy yourself. Unleash,
Speaker 4: unleash the beast inside beer, be your authentic self, enjoy yourself.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry about that. Okay, odd man out. I appreciate
Speaker 4: that that was the answer that we needed to hear.
Speaker 4: And let's see, did I forget anyone? Did we actually
Speaker 4: round out all three of our primary questions with everybody tonight?
Speaker 4: That's pretty damn awesome.
Speaker 13: Wow, well, rugas, we lost Rutgus.
Speaker 4: We lost Rugus ruggus. Sorry, you're right, send us a
Speaker 4: chat if.
Speaker 2: You're all right.
Speaker 13: I did send a message.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I may have to drive up there and
Speaker 4: check on him after the show. Let us build guilds.
Speaker 4: Fam what up? Noir, thank you, thank you. That's a
Speaker 4: good one. That's a good one.
Speaker 20: Guilds as opposed to collectives, which is what Norm Norm
Speaker 20: used to call commie gobbledegook.
Speaker 4: Right, collective, but collectivism if if at all possible. Absolutely,
Speaker 4: all right, final go round. Let's let's let's host the
Speaker 4: uh the off ramp here. The cleanup isn't about erasing
Speaker 4: history here, It's not about inheriting lies, right, my friends,
Speaker 4: We just want to burn what needs to be burned.
Speaker 4: We want ashes where ashes belong, and we would like
Speaker 4: a calmer, more saner twenty twenty six. But no fucking promises.
Speaker 4: All right, okay, all right, no promises, basilit Analyzer. As
Speaker 4: we go around the room, I'll start with you save rounds.
Speaker 4: Final thoughts any anything about our controlled demolition of twenty
Speaker 4: twenty five here tonight that you would like to throw
Speaker 4: out there.
Speaker 20: No, I'm ready for the next year. I'm ready for
Speaker 20: some for positive year here for creating stuff. And I
Speaker 20: want to give a shout out to everybody here. Thanks again,
Speaker 20: Hasher and Sport. Shouts out to Johnny Vedmore. Had a
Speaker 20: great time on your shows this year. Those were really fun,
Speaker 20: especially destroying Jason Burmas and those quiz shows.
Speaker 7: No shouts out to odd Man out to Cave and.
Speaker 20: Of course to Sam Cheney right there. Hey, listen, guys,
Speaker 20: thank you so much. You know, Asher, you've been doing
Speaker 20: this for a long time, and you know you were
Speaker 20: talking about covering stuff all the way up through Uvaldi.
Speaker 7: It's been a lot.
Speaker 20: It's been everybody who's been here, especially as a viewer
Speaker 20: as I was for many years, knows. So you know
Speaker 20: what all this stuff means. And and I really hope
Speaker 20: to meet up with people in real life to keep
Speaker 20: on doing that for this coming year. I think that's
Speaker 20: really important to have a real life physical, you know,
Speaker 20: meetups and to hang out. It's really important to hang
Speaker 20: out and to go beyond just talking on the show
Speaker 20: and stuff. I appreciate your friendship and appreciate everybody out there,
Speaker 20: especially in the chat. Shouts out to tech More Graphics,
Speaker 20: my really good friend, and also to Sarah and Goose
Speaker 20: haven't seen you in a long time. Thank you, guys.
Speaker 20: Please buy my book runes. It's available on Amazon. It's
Speaker 20: uh it's poems about Imperial Rome, the Third Reich in
Speaker 20: paramilitary Northern Ireland. And I'll be working hard for this
Speaker 20: coming year. So thanks everybody.
Speaker 4: All right, man, congratulations again on everything this year. It's
Speaker 4: been a great year, a great based year, and we'll
Speaker 4: look forward to uh seeing you on the other side. Man,
Speaker 4: it's be a few days before you get your next invite.
Speaker 4: We'll see you here in the boiler room. All right, woops,
Speaker 4: there he goes. I was trying to there we go.
Speaker 4: All right, you're back, Johnny vedmore save rounds, final thoughts.
Speaker 4: Anything you want to throw in there, anything you want
Speaker 4: to bolt on to what's been said, go for it
Speaker 4: and tell people where to find you. Also, it's there
Speaker 4: on the screen if you're watching this NewSpace dot.
Speaker 13: Com los.
Speaker 16: Old.
Speaker 13: I think, yeah, the conversation in.
Speaker 12: A closer to the mike Johnny, Yeah, you're fading.
Speaker 4: A little bit.
Speaker 13: I don't even know why that's happening. There you go,
Speaker 13: give me a sec I got a wire going.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 14: So so anyway, basically, the twenty twenty five is being wild.
Speaker 14: Twenty twenty six is likely to be really wild as well.
Speaker 14: But it's like keeping your feet on the ground, not
Speaker 14: getting too indulgeent in the doom stuff. Getting out and
Speaker 14: being around your community is such a good message, I
Speaker 14: really mean, like a super good message. That is one
Speaker 14: of the best things and what bass I will say
Speaker 14: the same thing. I know every single person in my
Speaker 14: community I am. I choose to play my music out
Speaker 14: loud wherever I go of very loud speaker. I sing
Speaker 14: a lot, I sing to people, I sing with people,
Speaker 14: I have a great time. I go around and I
Speaker 14: know know absolutely everyone. I think that's massively important as
Speaker 14: make our fifth generation warfare comes in. As our minds
Speaker 14: get attacked more and more, we've got to come down
Speaker 14: to back down to the ground and the ground get
Speaker 14: our feedback on the ground.
Speaker 13: And that means fun.
Speaker 14: Love being around people, You love being around things that
Speaker 14: actually grow you as a person, and not being too
Speaker 14: worried about the fact they're going to eat our brains.
Speaker 14: Because they're gonna eat our brains, but we like it
Speaker 14: or not, don't make no difference. May as well enjoy yourself,
Speaker 14: have a good time, don't forget your loved ones and
Speaker 14: live in the real world, but enjoy. Don't be scared,
Speaker 14: don't feel guilty about experiencing everything in life that's good.
Speaker 14: You know, go out there and do good work. Be
Speaker 14: a nice person. You can fuiny me on newspaper dot com.
Speaker 14: Come watch my most recent podcast is a massive one
Speaker 14: coming up, really big one, I mean really big one,
Speaker 14: and expos I've been working on about five six years.
Speaker 14: As relates to Robert matt Well spy Ring in the UK. Honestly,
Speaker 14: it's going to be just mind blowing. So I'm always
Speaker 14: up to stuff. And thank you for having me. Thank
Speaker 14: you to all these people people on this is show,
Speaker 14: and you know a lot of them have been on
Speaker 14: truth Bomb and have made my past year like possible.
Speaker 13: So I really I love it. I love it.
Speaker 4: Hey man, I love you, buddy, and I really appreciate
Speaker 4: everything you do. Thanks for having me on truth Bomb.
Speaker 4: I loved it. Tech Noir says Johnny Usa. Kang. Come
Speaker 4: to Florida, bros Key. So if you want to go
Speaker 4: to Florida or Texas, we got you, buddy.
Speaker 13: Okay, let's do it, all right?
Speaker 4: Hey, you know what, and if you do come to
Speaker 4: Florida or Texas, we will make damn sure the Vatican
Speaker 4: is not fucking following you around and shit like that. Dude.
Speaker 4: All right, ah man, what can you do?
Speaker 2: Opus day?
Speaker 14: You got open stay That's that's what's probably gonna happen.
Speaker 13: Thanks, and worry about me. I gotta deal with my
Speaker 13: own Vatican people. What can they do?
Speaker 12: Run away, Johnny, Johnny, Happy New Year, Happy New Year.
Speaker 13: Johnny, Happy New Year to all of you, Happy all
Speaker 13: of you.
Speaker 4: There, he goes. That's Johnny Vedmore right there. Over to Cavey. Cavey,
Speaker 4: you're next, man. We'll let you punch out of here.
Speaker 4: Save rounds, final thoughts, anything you want through out there
Speaker 4: before we close it out.
Speaker 17: Just that, I think twenty twenty six is going to
Speaker 17: get increasingly more insane, so look forward to that.
Speaker 2: Again.
Speaker 17: Nobody's coming to save you. Unplug all that kind of
Speaker 17: good stuff. And yeah, you can check out the Mystical
Speaker 17: American Patriots Society. The website is mapsock dot org m
Speaker 17: ap s oc dot org. Links to listen on whatever
Speaker 17: platform you want or there. All the information everything is there.
Speaker 17: And yeah, thanks for having me pretty much everyone here.
Speaker 17: I've kind of been following for years now and it's
Speaker 17: kind of wild to be on a show here with
Speaker 17: all of you.
Speaker 4: Hey man, thank you so much for following us and
Speaker 4: just being part of what's going on here. And thank
Speaker 4: you so much for what you do and what Sumo
Speaker 4: does over there at map sock. Oh my gosh, I
Speaker 4: mean it's one of our favorite shows. Uh, that's why
Speaker 4: it's part of Alternate Current Radio dot com. So thanks
Speaker 4: for being here man, Happy new Year, and we'll look
Speaker 4: forward to collaborating more in twenty twenty six, regardless of
Speaker 4: whether anyone's coming to fucking save us or not.
Speaker 2: Sounds good?
Speaker 4: All right, there goes Cavey, everybody, odd Man out over
Speaker 4: to you man save rounds. Final thoughts, anything you want
Speaker 4: through out there for this final episode of boiler Room
Speaker 4: for twenty twenty five.
Speaker 11: Well, I just want to thank you, Hesher and Spore
Speaker 11: and rock Is. You know, you guys gave me a shot.
Speaker 11: You put me on the network and who knows man.
Speaker 11: I mean, at least half my listeners come from Alternate
Speaker 11: Current Radio, their social reject So thank you to all
Speaker 11: the social rejects for putting up with me. Because sometimes
Speaker 11: I don't put stuff out on a regular basis because
Speaker 11: I'm so busy. But I have got a lot of
Speaker 11: shows planned and I finally, after all these years, figured
Speaker 11: out how to really do show notes beforehand to make
Speaker 11: things flow better. So I've got at least ten shows
Speaker 11: the show notes ready to go. It's just a matter
Speaker 11: of recording them and doing the editing, but I'm still
Speaker 11: into it. My heart's still into it, and I'm trying
Speaker 11: to get better as I go and become more professional
Speaker 11: and to try to make things more easily digestible for people.
Speaker 11: And I'm going to try this year to get more
Speaker 11: into doing shorts, like short videos and clips and stuff,
Speaker 11: because I know it's kind of where things are headed,
Speaker 11: just to try to wet people's appetites on learning this stuff,
Speaker 11: because it can get heady and it can get overwhelming.
Speaker 11: But again, I want to think all of you guys,
Speaker 11: all the social rejects, everyone that's been here tonight in
Speaker 11: the boiler room, and it's been a real blessing to
Speaker 11: just be a part of this. And I don't want
Speaker 11: to be a stranger and be a hermit like I've
Speaker 11: been the last couple of years. So that's one of
Speaker 11: my goals for this year, is to reach out to
Speaker 11: people and do more shows with people and and just
Speaker 11: you know, not kind of wallowing my own self pity
Speaker 11: and not kind of like just be depressed about the
Speaker 11: situation that life.
Speaker 1: Is in and the world is in.
Speaker 11: I want to try and do my own to make
Speaker 11: it a little bit better and to reach out to
Speaker 11: like minded individuals like you guys, and conversate and talk
Speaker 11: about things. And I think that we help a lot
Speaker 11: of people. And even though we might get discouraged because
Speaker 11: we're shadow band and we may not get the listeners
Speaker 11: and the watchers that we want at times, the people
Speaker 11: that do pay attention, they really pay attention, and they
Speaker 11: kind of depend on us. And they're not just listeners
Speaker 11: or viewers. They're are friends. They help us, you know,
Speaker 11: they send us information that helps us to do shows,
Speaker 11: and they give us encouragement that keeps us going. So
Speaker 11: I just want to say, God bless everyone out there,
Speaker 11: and I hope that you all have a great twenty
Speaker 11: twenty six.
Speaker 4: Yeah, man, great words. I really appreciate that. And yeah,
Speaker 4: one thing about Alternate Current Radio is you know, we're
Speaker 4: not a place where it's like, oh, you didn't show
Speaker 4: up this week, or oh you didn't show up on time.
Speaker 4: Fuck that, man. We want normal people doing normal things,
Speaker 4: dealing with normal life stuff. And if that means we
Speaker 4: don't hear from you for you know, a few weeks
Speaker 4: or a month or a year, I don't give a fuck.
Speaker 4: The door's always open, man. Like I'm I'm so sick
Speaker 4: of these people that are just like, like, I have
Speaker 4: you know, producers and bookers and shit that just text
Speaker 4: me all the time. Are you taking interviews or you're
Speaker 4: doing this, or you're doing that? And I'm just like,
Speaker 4: and this is you know, someone might say, oh, you're
Speaker 4: complaining about that, what the fuck is wrong with you?
Speaker 4: But I mean, honestly, after like almost three years of
Speaker 4: doing TNT and interviewing six people a day, you know,
Speaker 4: and knowing how that ecosystem works, it's like, no, my
Speaker 4: shields are up this year. I'm sorry. You know, my
Speaker 4: friends who know my phone number and who know how
Speaker 4: get how to get a hold of me, they'll get
Speaker 4: a hold of me when they need to get a
Speaker 4: hold of me.
Speaker 17: You know.
Speaker 4: That's the that's the beauty of alternate current radio. And
Speaker 4: that's also one of the curses of alternate current radio,
Speaker 4: because it's like, you know, listeners and viewers expect things
Speaker 4: to come out at lightning speed, to go in the
Speaker 4: in the speed of the doom scroll, and we're like, no,
Speaker 4: we're real fucking people over here. We got real fucking families,
Speaker 4: real fucking financial things going on, and yeah, we got
Speaker 4: real fucking opinions too, and we'll get we'll get those
Speaker 4: to you when we can, you know, and we appreciate
Speaker 4: those of you that that care enough to like understand
Speaker 4: that we're actual people with actual lives and you know that,
Speaker 4: Yeah we're We don't have of you know, two executive
Speaker 4: producers and five line producers and four lawyers and you know,
Speaker 4: you know, nine subscriptions to every different AI at the
Speaker 4: high you know what I mean, Like, people just don't
Speaker 4: understand what it is like to do this kind of
Speaker 4: thing if you're just a normal fucking Joe compared to
Speaker 4: someone who's like, you know, got that kind of support
Speaker 4: system around them, a fucking security team. I mean, that's
Speaker 4: another thing that came up tonight. You think about all
Speaker 4: the social media manager all this shit. We don't have
Speaker 4: no one on this shit has any of those things.
Speaker 4: And everybody's looking at people that has all those things.
Speaker 4: So that should say something about something to someone.
Speaker 1: I couldn't agree more. I couldn't agree more.
Speaker 12: These clown conservative influencers are freaking government and propagandists, and
Speaker 12: they made me want to throw up. Yeah that's straight
Speaker 12: up truth.
Speaker 4: Yeah, dude, I'm gonna say something here and shout out
Speaker 4: to my buddy Eric Rice out there, who I know
Speaker 4: is struggling with a lot of the same shit. He
Speaker 4: said something to me that stuck with me this year,
Speaker 4: and I don't know if it's here or there, but
Speaker 4: it might be a thing. What if I'll just pose
Speaker 4: it as a what if riffing on what he said.
Speaker 4: What if what we're seeing here in the media right
Speaker 4: now is some sort of combination of what I've been
Speaker 4: talking about with the Overton window and a bunch of
Speaker 4: people that are being nudged or in with two different
Speaker 4: groups trying to create a dialectic, right, like a Synagogue
Speaker 4: group and a Roman Catholic group. Oh, could you imagine it?
Speaker 4: Synagogue shady group versus Roman Catholic shady group, predating on MAGA,
Speaker 4: predating on America, predating on theology, predating on weakness, predating
Speaker 4: on vulnerability, predating on current of events, predating on the genocide.
Speaker 4: Right for a psychological operation, wouldn't that be interesting? Those
Speaker 4: that are on the spotlight may not even understand, right.
Speaker 12: Hesser, I was gonna say, one of my hopes for
Speaker 12: the new year would be, you know, building the Third Temple.
Speaker 4: Right, Yeah, that read Heifer, That third Temple.
Speaker 12: Well, remember that one dude came out on media was
Speaker 12: named King, Adam King, and he said, remember do you
Speaker 12: remember that report? He said he was there and witnessed
Speaker 12: it and they did the whole ceremony and all this,
Speaker 12: and I don't know, I haven't seen it happen yet.
Speaker 12: But maybe it's a longer ceremony than we thought. But
Speaker 12: he said they already fulfilled that part. You remember that video.
Speaker 4: I do do that, I do. Indeed, I don't know.
Speaker 12: Maybe he's lying. I don't know why he would lie
Speaker 12: about that.
Speaker 2: Uh So, I don't know.
Speaker 12: I guess we're part way through the ceremony. I don't
Speaker 12: really understand. I thought it would went faster than that,
Speaker 12: but maybe not. All I know is it went when
Speaker 12: they blow up that all Oscar moss, that's going to
Speaker 12: piss off those Muslims so freaking much that they made
Speaker 12: just very well, uh you know, world War Z at
Speaker 12: the gates at that point is uh you know what
Speaker 12: it could possibly be? But who knows?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I mean, odd man, what do you think, dude?
Speaker 4: Like this is like this is the ultimate question for
Speaker 4: me from the you're just a bolt something else? Onto it?
Speaker 12: Will they will they freaking you know, blow up that
Speaker 12: mosque and build a third temple?
Speaker 4: Right will they? Will they complete the the arc of
Speaker 4: the Hegelian dialectic, of the opening of the Overton window
Speaker 4: of talking about the question, you know, the political Zionism question,
Speaker 4: and will they close it by censoring everybody requiring digital
Speaker 4: ID and then like Sam saying, complete all the like
Speaker 4: crazy rituals that you would read about in that book
Speaker 4: that you opened.
Speaker 1: With Man, I think I think that's where they're headed.
Speaker 11: I think that's the goal. I think I just told
Speaker 11: my wife a couple of ninths. Well, it's probably like
Speaker 11: a week ago, I said, I forget what we were
Speaker 11: talking about, but I said, when you see that al
Speaker 11: Akka Alaska mosque blow up, that's gonna be the biggest war,
Speaker 11: the holy war you've ever seen in your life. It's
Speaker 11: going to turn the world upside down. It's not the
Speaker 11: end times necessarily, but it's gonna be huge, you know.
Speaker 11: And they're going to use that to try and I
Speaker 11: mean hell, David Ben Gurion man, the first Israeli PM,
Speaker 11: he was a secular Jew, but he said, you know,
Speaker 11: one of these days the world will be controlled from
Speaker 11: Jerusalem via the UN and we'll have a world Council
Speaker 11: that makes all these judgments. And that seems to be
Speaker 11: the plan. I mean, as far as I can tell.
Speaker 4: So sounded absurd just a few years ago, but now
Speaker 4: everybody that hears that, like you know, the summer you
Speaker 4: just gave there, like wait, wait a minute, that actually
Speaker 4: is not out of the realms of possibility considering what's
Speaker 4: going on.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they say, we want.
Speaker 12: To fulfill this prophecy, whether it's man whether it's man
Speaker 12: made or of supernatural you know what I mean. But
Speaker 12: they are saying we are committed. They have the Temple
Speaker 12: Institute or whatever they like, are committed to making.
Speaker 6: This thing happen.
Speaker 12: It's not just some conspiracy thing. They're literally organized to
Speaker 12: make it happen, right, and so, and it's it's on
Speaker 12: the internet. You can go to the Temple Institute and
Speaker 12: go look it up and all the rest of it,
Speaker 12: you know what I mean. And so it's it's wild
Speaker 12: and he's tied in, and it's like, well, that seems
Speaker 12: to be the agenda. These crazy fanatics are going to
Speaker 12: fulfill one way or another, because they're telling us as much.
Speaker 11: Yeah, and I said the other day just kind of
Speaker 11: clicked to me. I was talking to somebody and I said,
Speaker 11: you know, like I talk about propaganda a lot, and
Speaker 11: you know, most people just think about propaganda towards the
Speaker 11: opposition party. You know, if you're obviously, if you're a
Speaker 11: conservative or Republican, you think about only the Democrats dish
Speaker 11: out propaganda. But we know that your own party or
Speaker 11: the party you mostly agree with or whatever can be
Speaker 11: the biggest propagandist in their propaganda can really affect you
Speaker 11: even more the opposite than the opposition. And I was saying,
Speaker 11: look at it, if you think about it like Christianity,
Speaker 11: that's a religion. It's not a nationality, and it's not
Speaker 11: you know, it's not an ethnicity. But the Zionists they
Speaker 11: have the ethnicity, the nationality, and the religion under one
Speaker 11: kind of tent, and so they can use all three
Speaker 11: of those, which all three are very emotional issues, to
Speaker 11: control their own people and get them to do what
Speaker 11: they want and kind of trick them. So that's huge
Speaker 11: in terms of psychological warfare.
Speaker 12: Yeah, it's zion mind control operation. The whole place of it.
Speaker 12: There's a laboratory for military and psychological you know, war
Speaker 12: against people against everybody in that whole area. I don't
Speaker 12: like to say any of the words because I'm so censored.
Speaker 12: You know what I'm saying a few words I don't
Speaker 12: even like to calm. I don't like to say it.
Speaker 12: So that's why you hear me talk the way I do.
Speaker 4: But I know, dude, Sam like this.
Speaker 12: Like Ann already. Label went back when I first started
Speaker 12: nine to eleven truth Activism I started. I was part
Speaker 12: of We Are Changed, Presdo Chapter Southern Poverty Law Centered
Speaker 12: label us as a freaking hate group on the list too,
Speaker 12: and I was like, come on, man, you know what
Speaker 12: I mean. I was like this too much, so you
Speaker 12: got to like watch what you say.
Speaker 4: I mean, that's that says a lot like we know
Speaker 4: who funds the SPLC, and the SPLC comes after early
Speaker 4: nine to eleven truth, right, It's like wait a minute, guys,
Speaker 4: like why would why would an or a legal organization
Speaker 4: sort of like it's not really a path.
Speaker 12: They had a map, they had a map, and they
Speaker 12: had our Fresno chapter and they said this is a
Speaker 12: hate group.
Speaker 4: They love the heat map.
Speaker 12: All we did was meet up and say that we
Speaker 12: need to lobby Congress to investigate nine to eleven and
Speaker 12: they're like you're a hate group.
Speaker 4: What you have, Pepsy, Are you kidding me? I mean
Speaker 4: we got the same thing for the coverage we were
Speaker 4: doing on Syria between twenty fifteen and twenty eighteen. It
Speaker 4: was like we had NGOs come after twenty first century
Speaker 4: wire dot Com, we had the we had Twitter come
Speaker 4: after us, we had Google come after us. We got
Speaker 4: de ranked from searches, we got pulled from a Google
Speaker 4: ad Sense in like the fall of twenty seventeen. And
Speaker 4: it was all because we were just destroying the absolute
Speaker 4: lie that was being told about the war in Syria.
Speaker 4: Because they had this pr group out there that was
Speaker 4: getting money from the British government, from the American government
Speaker 4: to do these films of like kids being rescued from
Speaker 4: like fake buildings that had been collapsed, and they were
Speaker 4: called the White Helmets, and like George Clooney went out
Speaker 4: and did a big Netflix documentary about it, and it
Speaker 4: turns out they were this like cutout organization that and
Speaker 4: they were like members of ISIS. Basically, actually there were
Speaker 4: members of al Qaeda in Syria and they would put
Speaker 4: these like brand new white helmets on and they would
Speaker 4: have GoPros on them and they'd go out there and
Speaker 4: they'd like stick a kid in some rubble, you know,
Speaker 4: and then pull them out and make like this big
Speaker 4: show of it. And there was this whole like propaganda
Speaker 4: campaign they were doing. Look at the Katie kitt Hello,
Speaker 4: kat was like, I need some attention. This has been
Speaker 4: going on far too long. This is a two dred
Speaker 4: and forty minute show now. But dude, like, I know, Oh,
Speaker 4: it's just been so rotten that they've done us all
Speaker 4: so dirty. Like the thing about the Internet that I
Speaker 4: loved was that it really was like a wild, wild
Speaker 4: West of place where we could share files like, hey
Speaker 4: fuck it. If you can make a music, a piece
Speaker 4: of music into a file, you can share that online.
Speaker 4: Hey fuck it. You know, if you can write a letter,
Speaker 4: you can make an email.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 4: It was just like and all the early social places
Speaker 4: to hang out before Facebook turned into you know what
Speaker 4: it is, they were all so cool and now it's
Speaker 4: just like these people are anointed. These people. It's like
Speaker 4: a caste system online, Like we're literally like the three
Speaker 4: of us and pretty much everybody that was on earlier,
Speaker 4: we're like in a caste system. And at what our
Speaker 4: friend Harroroi Morric would call it an algorithm ghetto.
Speaker 11: The oversaturation with you know, truth or people now is
Speaker 11: it's making it, you know, ten times harder to get
Speaker 11: through to people. And I know most of those people
Speaker 11: are so full of crap. I mean I cannot truth.
Speaker 12: I do straight news news, a little bit of opinion,
Speaker 12: and that's it. I'm doing of this conspiracy ken someone's whatever.
Speaker 12: I don't even pay attention. I'm like, yeah, sucks, tragedy, whatever,
Speaker 12: it's ridiculous. I know that it's all dirty, right, So
Speaker 12: I don't time because I'm covering like hard news every day.
Speaker 4: So like right, and you you have to cover the
Speaker 4: the hard news every day or the psyop infiltrates it
Speaker 4: like within a matter of hours.
Speaker 12: Like if you're not, more people care about that because
Speaker 12: it's more entertaining. They don't want to know the right news, right, Oh,
Speaker 12: totally sure. I understand that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the the And that's one of the things I
Speaker 4: think people like us struggle with. It's like we understand
Speaker 4: that what most people want is the simple identity politic
Speaker 4: the like easy to relate to, easy to digest, easy
Speaker 4: to be outraged or you know, joyful about, depending on
Speaker 4: what the topic is. And nothing is that very few
Speaker 4: things are that. Most things are propaganda ridden and nuanced.
Speaker 4: Once you you know, drill down into it, and you know,
Speaker 4: when you're doing it every day, like you do it
Speaker 4: weaponized news and like we used to do it T
Speaker 4: and T, it's like you really get into a I
Speaker 4: don't know, I don't want to call it a groove,
Speaker 4: but it is sort of a groove, you know what
Speaker 4: I mean. It's like when you do it, when you
Speaker 4: show up every day and do it, you really really
Speaker 4: click into like, oh my gosh, how toxic this is.
Speaker 12: Well, I gotta learn plug this, I gotta I'm gonna
Speaker 12: put out a documentary. It's actually the last hour and
Speaker 12: a half of last show. I did what yesterday of
Speaker 12: straight boring but important breakdown of US national policy and
Speaker 12: Chinese response to that in the Caribbean and South America,
Speaker 12: essentially a response to the new Trump Doctrine essentially or
Speaker 12: Monroe Doctrine rebranded Trump Doctrine. And so anyway, it's gonna
Speaker 12: be very dry reading the policy documents, but for anybody interested,
Speaker 12: I'll be putting that on the next couple of days.
Speaker 4: You know, And you gotta do shit like that sometimes,
Speaker 4: like Mark Anderson will come on and do stuff like
Speaker 4: that with me sometimes too, where it's just like this
Speaker 4: is the driest, like it's gonna take.
Speaker 12: China saying as counter to US hedgemonia, and they're like
Speaker 12: not happy, and much of the world is not freaking happy.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 12: It's a and Trump Kee's pushing it or whoever is
Speaker 12: running Trump Minstration is pushing it. And uh they're pushing it,
Speaker 12: you know, so for confrontation. They're pushing for confrontation with China,
Speaker 12: not so much Russia, but maybe I don't know.
Speaker 4: Russia is kind of a wild card right now.
Speaker 12: Reports right now, we still can't have no any He's
Speaker 12: still there, so mm hmm. Who knows what's going on.
Speaker 12: They're rolling out the the crazy resk, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, right, they're.
Speaker 12: Rolling those out, saying they're in uh in mass production
Speaker 12: for combat.
Speaker 4: Uh So at the same time they're rolling out the
Speaker 4: new Trump class aircraft carrier or destroyer or whatever they're
Speaker 4: putting out.
Speaker 12: It's like Trump Fleet.
Speaker 4: Yeah. My first thought was one of the things. By
Speaker 4: the way, hold on, I just opened a present here
Speaker 4: from a listener, a little Carol sent she wanted to
Speaker 4: send me a bottle of scotch Customs wouldn't allow that
Speaker 4: she's in the UK, I think. So she did the
Speaker 4: next best thing, and she got me like a pack
Speaker 4: of presents and wrap them up in wrapping paper. And
Speaker 4: they were like those chocolates that have like you know
Speaker 4: Vsop or you know, vodka or something like that. They're
Speaker 4: like just enough alcohol. Because customs wouldn't lend her set
Speaker 4: let her send me an actual bottle of Scotch, so
Speaker 4: she wanted to send me a bottle Scotch, they wouldn't
Speaker 4: let her do it. So she sent me this whole
Speaker 4: pack of candy. I opened it on Sunday Wire this
Speaker 4: week and I just took one of them as a
Speaker 4: shot shout out to you, little Carol. See this stickiness
Speaker 4: on me. I literally have to go wash my hands
Speaker 4: before I can touch my beer or my mouse again.
Speaker 4: So I'm gonna walk away for a second year and
Speaker 4: go wash my hands. I'll be right back you guys.
Speaker 1: Yeah, man, I got to check out your show, dude.
Speaker 11: I've been looking for a show with just straight news
Speaker 11: and ever since kind of TNT folded, ever since Hesher's
Speaker 11: show folded, So I'm gonna definitely be checking you out.
Speaker 12: Cool man, trying to get it going. Yeah, weabinars news
Speaker 12: trying to do well. The holidays have broken up a
Speaker 12: little bit. But five days a week, Monday through Friday,
Speaker 12: five pm Pacific, eight Eastern tune in, trying to do
Speaker 12: it in the New York every day. I don't know,
Speaker 12: but I say, can't make any money when they burn
Speaker 12: down your digital store. Anyway, I'm barely working my way
Speaker 12: back right now because I mean, like fifteen years of branding,
Speaker 12: you know what I mean, I'm warning the freaking button
Speaker 12: right now, and they're like, well, we don't like that
Speaker 12: so much.
Speaker 4: It's such a great design too.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 4: You can actually get t shirts of that, and I
Speaker 4: highly recommend them.
Speaker 12: I mean, and so any out for and uh, to
Speaker 12: to earn a living as my profession that is accounting,
Speaker 12: So but that's being phased out. I've I have used
Speaker 12: AI this year for accounting and it's uh, it's scary
Speaker 12: what it can do now. And imagine it's going to
Speaker 12: exponentially become more efficient and uh and and the majority
Speaker 12: of accounting work is going to be automated in a
Speaker 12: very near future here now, and I can see that.
Speaker 12: So I some time a buck doing this that the
Speaker 12: other thing, because that's like I say, but I got
Speaker 12: to when I got a college degree in and I've
Speaker 12: worked in the profession for h a while, twenty years,
Speaker 12: you know what I mean. But I can see it's
Speaker 12: getting phased out.
Speaker 18: So.
Speaker 4: It's on the list right.
Speaker 12: Well, I can see it. I'm working in the profession
Speaker 12: right now and I'm seeing it on the wall. I'm
Speaker 12: literally training the AI right now to take my job
Speaker 12: like I would a foreign worker. I can see it.
Speaker 12: I can literally see it. It's a foreign worker, a
Speaker 12: foreign agent coming in, and I'm training it as I
Speaker 12: work to take my job.
Speaker 4: Cavy says, if you're not on the SPLC hate list,
Speaker 4: what are you even doing? Yeah, good one, dude, and
Speaker 4: Ruckas is available on Weaponized News, of course, at Weaponized
Speaker 4: News on x every Wednesday night. Rucus, I saw your
Speaker 4: answer to number three up there and it's lost in
Speaker 4: the scroll. Would you mind putting it back in the
Speaker 4: public chat there so I can read it out. Thank you, dude, Yeah,
Speaker 4: shouts out to everybody in the discord chat too. I
Speaker 4: see Maz, I see brian In, I see Sage, I
Speaker 4: see Jake. It's good to see everybody mad mank what's
Speaker 4: going on us?
Speaker 12: On the optimistic side, I would like to see in
Speaker 12: the new year the peace, no more shooting in Russia,
Speaker 12: in Ukraine, and a real ceasefire and peace there in
Speaker 12: Gaza and the whole area, you know, gauzea Levinon, it's
Speaker 12: the whole area. Just stopped the whole greater freaking diner
Speaker 12: project that these guys got going on over there. Yeah,
Speaker 12: I mean, you just need to stop that piece there,
Speaker 12: and and then piece and and then the bunch and
Speaker 12: then all the African stuff too, thank you. Just the
Speaker 12: craziness that, hey, you can't cheer on killing terrorists from
Speaker 12: At the end of the day, it was our own
Speaker 12: Western intelligence that set this whole program up in the
Speaker 12: first place, and it's behind it all. It's a it's
Speaker 12: just it's it's been exposed for a long time, right,
Speaker 12: just cut it already.
Speaker 4: It's it's just stop it.
Speaker 12: And people are dying, People are dying for nothing to
Speaker 12: fuel this war machine of of just.
Speaker 23: Nonsense, right Sam, Well, we're supposed to cheer on you're
Speaker 23: still killing him. Themn ICE is terrorists, you know, it's
Speaker 23: like the War on Terrors twenty five years old, already
Speaker 23: come on, man, it's over. You can't and you can
Speaker 23: never be an idea, right, And so if someone has
Speaker 23: the thought of terrorism in their mind, then there's always
Speaker 23: gonna be a war against that.
Speaker 12: So it's never ending and so by as it's meant
Speaker 12: to be, right, and so it needs to end because
Speaker 12: you can never win the war on terrorism, right, And
Speaker 12: it's an idea, yeah.
Speaker 4: Like terrorism is an idea, the idea of the.
Speaker 12: Idea of even said you can't you'll never defeat Hamas
Speaker 12: because it's an idea. They said that it's going to
Speaker 12: be a never ending war because you can never defeat
Speaker 12: an idea, and that's.
Speaker 4: The whole point of it, right, Okay, that's agree and that's.
Speaker 12: The whole point of it. They want a never ending
Speaker 12: war because they know you can never defeat an idea.
Speaker 4: And Sam, what do they tell us? Antifa is.
Speaker 12: An idea?
Speaker 4: Thank you? Thank you. So this this concept I've tried
Speaker 4: not to use the word idea, This concept of fighting
Speaker 4: an idea or an ideology if you will, if you
Speaker 4: have a larger vocabulary, is flawed from the get go.
Speaker 4: That the whole concept of fighting and ideology is confusing
Speaker 4: and nuanced because ideologies have fueled wars throughout the past,
Speaker 4: and some of them have been just, but the history
Speaker 4: has been rewritten. So how just were they? We know,
Speaker 4: how just? They were going back all the way to like,
Speaker 4: you know, World War One at the very fucking least.
Speaker 4: And we know we were lied to about the reasons
Speaker 4: for World War One, World War two, Vietnam, Korea, and
Speaker 4: on and on and on. I'm trying to I'm straining
Speaker 4: to think of one that we weren't lied to about,
Speaker 4: that wasn't wrapped in a whole bunch of fucking propaganda. Right,
Speaker 4: So hmm, here we are again.
Speaker 12: They start every war with a false flog.
Speaker 4: Every single one started with a false fucking flag that
Speaker 4: was attached to a political ideology and identity politic Right,
Speaker 4: where are we right now.
Speaker 12: To rally the freaking and wrap yourself on the flag
Speaker 12: in your patreonic spirit exactly.
Speaker 4: And one other thing we need to throw in the
Speaker 4: motherfucking twenty twenty five dumpster is identity politics. Identity politics.
Speaker 4: You gotta fucking go, You gotta get out of here.
Speaker 4: You have become so toxic, all right, A couple of
Speaker 4: people bouncing out from the discord. Later, you guys, thanks
Speaker 4: for being here tonight. A bunch of people bounced out
Speaker 4: from the show. I'm not gonna shout them all out
Speaker 4: because I'm gonna forget somebody, because we had a full
Speaker 4: room tonight, ten people. Sam, It's down to you and me.
Speaker 4: Ruckus's answer for number three what to watch out for
Speaker 4: in the future was the pendulum will swing to the
Speaker 4: other side. And yeah, that is going to be one
Speaker 4: of the most interesting things when that does happen. It
Speaker 4: was very interesting when it switched from Trump to Biden.
Speaker 4: It was very interesting when it switched from Biden to Trump,
Speaker 4: very illuminating. Sam, about the uniparty, about both systems, about
Speaker 4: political Zionism, the government. Yeah, about the about government.
Speaker 12: It's the government. People used to know that you can't
Speaker 12: trust the government. Somehow, somehow, all these political party's got
Speaker 12: people brainwashing that. Oh yeah, because my guy's in there. Right,
Speaker 12: It's like ridiculous. It's like it's still the government. Government
Speaker 12: wins every election. Right, It's beyond ridiculous.
Speaker 4: And it may not even be your government that wins
Speaker 4: the election.
Speaker 12: And mostly it is not. Well, it's not obviously. All right,
Speaker 12: Happy New Year. I gotta sign off too.
Speaker 4: All right, Sam, Love you guys.
Speaker 12: We'll have a great new year.
Speaker 4: Hey man, thanks for everything you do. You and Ruckus.
Speaker 4: You're amazing. You and all your guests are amazing. Weaponized News,
Speaker 4: follow them on X and everything else. Sam Cheney punching out,
Speaker 4: Thanks so much, buddy. All Right, that's it for a
Speaker 4: boiler room for twenty twenty five. Unless something really fucking
Speaker 4: crazy happens tomorrow, you won't see me or Spore were
Speaker 4: any of these people, probably until twenty twenty six, which
Speaker 4: is merely twenty four and a half hours away for me,
Speaker 4: so peace out. Thanks for hanging with us this year,
Speaker 4: Stay sane, buckle up twenty twenty six. We'll see you
Speaker 4: next year.
Speaker 17: That's it.
Speaker 12: Joy, hadn't run run home and.
Speaker 4: Cry to mama, purely twenty four and a half hours
Speaker 4: away for me, so peace out. Thanks for hanging with
Speaker 4: us this year, Stay sane, buckle up twenty twenty six.
Speaker 4: We'll see you next year.
Speaker 6: That's it.
Speaker 12: Boy, hadn't run run home and cry, I Lo Mama,