Speaker 1: Get ready for April thirty, twenty twenty five, allegedly according
Speaker 1: to that thing we call a calendar, and it is
Speaker 1: a Wednesday. Is it a Wednesday? I believe it's a Wednesday. Anyway,
Speaker 1: it is what it is here on o'keelly dot com
Speaker 1: and on the O'Kelly Effect. You're with me, and you're
Speaker 1: probably listening to the podcast anyway, because not too many
Speaker 1: people hanging around on the live thing anymore, although we
Speaker 1: have a twenty four to seven radio station, so don't
Speaker 1: forget about it. Anyways. I gonna probably mention this more
Speaker 1: than once today, but it's time to hit the news,
Speaker 1: and I'm planning on doing two shows tonight, so let's
Speaker 1: see how it goes. We'll see if we get everything
Speaker 1: together for the second show that I want, because you
Speaker 1: never know what'll happen in between and on the outside
Speaker 1: of and all around whatever's going on. Anyway, I could
Speaker 1: cover the typical news, and I like doing that sometimes,
Speaker 1: but not today so much. The US economy is shrunk
Speaker 1: by zero point three percent, allegedly in the first quarter,
Speaker 1: as the Trump trade wars disrupt business, but of course
Speaker 1: it's still the residual hangover from Biden and of course
Speaker 1: the talking heads on the two alleged sides of the
Speaker 1: equation are going to argue about that. One of the
Speaker 1: Palestinian students that was captured at Colombia has been released
Speaker 1: after his arrest at a citizenship interview. But he's not
Speaker 1: the main headline guy, okay, because a judge on Wednesday
Speaker 1: released a Palestinian man who led protests against the war
Speaker 1: in Gaza as a student at Columbia University and was
Speaker 1: arrested by immigration officials during an interview finalizing his US citizenship.
Speaker 1: They let him go. Anyway. A town refuses to give
Speaker 1: up the schools native American mascot and gets Trump's support.
Speaker 1: A New York City suburb has become the latest flashpoint
Speaker 1: in the enduring debate over the place of indigenous imagery
Speaker 1: in American sports. You know, like they changed the Indians
Speaker 1: to the Guardians, and of course, the let me get
Speaker 1: this straight, the Redskins have now become the Commanders, et cetera,
Speaker 1: et cetera. Anyway, in other sporting news, of course, there
Speaker 1: was a prank phone call against one mister Sanders there
Speaker 1: kind of giving him the idea that he had been
Speaker 1: you know, signed on draft day, The Atlanta Falcons have
Speaker 1: been fined two hundred and fifty thousand dollars and defensive
Speaker 1: coordinator Jeff Ulbrick has been fined an additional one hundred
Speaker 1: thousand as a result of the Albricks Sun participating in
Speaker 1: the prank call to Shadur Sanders anyway, I believe he's
Speaker 1: the son of Dion Sanders. So neon number two got
Speaker 1: himself pranked, and he better get used to the weird
Speaker 1: and wackiness that people are gonna treat him with if
Speaker 1: he's gonna be an even more public figure than he
Speaker 1: already has been. So what else is happening? Let's get
Speaker 1: to it a couple other things? Hey, how about entertainment news.
Speaker 1: Let's go to the lightest of the light first, right,
Speaker 1: summer movies. What is gonna happen? And what's going on?
Speaker 1: We're gonna get another Superman, We're gonna get Happy Gilmour
Speaker 1: all grown up or older? Now, I don't know if
Speaker 1: you know. They just got to keep Adam Sandler busy
Speaker 1: or what. I don't think he's been funny in about
Speaker 1: fifteen years, but maybe it's just me. Is any of
Speaker 1: this stuff even worth looking at? I mean, it's all
Speaker 1: regurgitation and rebooting. But what the hell? On May first? Tomorrow? Indeed,
Speaker 1: another simple fabor will come out on prime video streaming. Okay,
Speaker 1: let's see May second. We got Thunderbolts, which is the
Speaker 1: latest Disney Marvel anti heroes blah blah blah suicide squad
Speaker 1: for Marvel basically okay, starring a bunch of people that
Speaker 1: I don't really care about, and they're going to make
Speaker 1: a big deal about it. Bonjour, Tristees Okay, Garenish Entertainment Theaters.
Speaker 1: Chloe Savagne and Classies Bang star in this new adaptation
Speaker 1: of Front Slois Saigon's lusty, stylish coming of age novel.
Speaker 1: Any of this is grabbing you yet? Pavements in the
Speaker 1: Utopia Theaters. That's going to be a new one coming out, hey,
Speaker 1: rust Falling Forward Films. Remember the film that somebody got
Speaker 1: shot on the Alec Baldwin Western. Well, it's actually coming
Speaker 1: out after years in limbo and litigation, so coming up
Speaker 1: this year finally the Surfer from Lionsgate. Tensions are high
Speaker 1: on a locals only beach. When Jesus, it sounds like
Speaker 1: an eighties regurgitation of I Don't Know better off Dead
Speaker 1: and eighty other things. We showed up on Scheme Mounta
Speaker 1: but we live here and now you've got a ski
Speaker 1: off for the Oh wait, no, they did that on
Speaker 1: South Park. My Mistake, Magic Farm in movie Theaters Okay,
Speaker 1: A Million Olman directs this absurdist comedy about a documentary
Speaker 1: crew who ends up.
Speaker 2: In the wrong town.
Speaker 1: Words of War Decal Theaters, Volcanazandra, a black comedy following
Speaker 1: friends on a dark mission deep in the woods of Michigan. Oh,
Speaker 1: that's got to end, Like, didn't they do a thing
Speaker 1: with iced t where they were hunting humans. I'm thinking
Speaker 1: in Michigan they got to be hunting people, and of
Speaker 1: course of its black people. Even more so. How about
Speaker 1: this friendship Paul Rudd. Okay, and one of those you know,
Speaker 1: romantic comedy kind of deal, Shadow Force. These are all
Speaker 1: coming out, by the way, No nah's Netflix streaming. Vince
Speaker 1: Bond stars in a Stephen Schabowski film based on a
Speaker 1: true story of a Brooklyn guy who hires Italian grandmothers
Speaker 1: to be the chef's at a restaurant after the loss
Speaker 1: of his own mother. Susan Sarandon, Lorena Brocco of sopranos
Speaker 1: fame Talia Shire, of course, the sister of What's his Name? There?
Speaker 1: Francis Ford Coppola and Linda Cardellini also star Fight or Flight.
Speaker 1: Josh Hartnett, sporting bleached blonde hair, is a mercenary on
Speaker 1: a flight full of assassins in this bloody action comedy
Speaker 1: at thirty thousand feet Caught by the Tides. Chinese filmmaker
Speaker 1: puts this one out Hey, reversals and twists right remixes.
Speaker 1: Juliet and Romeo Coming out to Brian Cliff Entertainment Theaters,
Speaker 1: Shakespeare's star Cross Lovers get the pop music treatment in
Speaker 1: this colorful take, starring Clara Ruggard and Jamie Ward Clown
Speaker 1: in a cornfield slasher film coming up. Also Lily from
Speaker 1: Blue Harbor Entertainment Theaters. Patricia Clarkson plays equal pay activist
Speaker 1: Lily Ledbetter in this biographical drama coming May sixteenth. Final
Speaker 1: Destination Bloodlines. If you're not familiar with the Final Destination franchise,
Speaker 1: you don't need to be. Now, how about that Hurry
Speaker 1: Up Tomorrow from Lionsgate. I don't even care to read
Speaker 1: the description, Sister Midnight, how about that? Hey? May twenty
Speaker 1: third Leelo and Stitch live Action in Disney Theaters. The
Speaker 1: live action reimagining, according to their release of the twenty
Speaker 1: two thousand Excuse Me, the two thousand and two classic
Speaker 1: about orphan Hawaiian sisters who unknowingly adopt an alien, was
Speaker 1: directed by Marcel Michelle with shoes on filmmaker Dean Fleischer Camp.
Speaker 1: Sidney Ogdong, who plays older sister Nani, said, the beauty
Speaker 1: of this movie is that it highlights the idea of
Speaker 1: Aloha and Ohanna and the family dynamics that happen here,
Speaker 1: along with the aliens and the Hawaiian roller coaster ride. Okay, Hey,
Speaker 1: mission impossible the final Reckoning Paramount Theaters. Nothing ever really
Speaker 1: ends in the land of franchise filmmaking, but the final
Speaker 1: it quotes is the title in the title suggests this
Speaker 1: could actually be Tom Cruise's last ride as Ethan hunt
Speaker 1: As If We Care Fountain of Youth on Apple TV,
Speaker 1: Natalie Portman and John Crane Sinski plays siblings on a
Speaker 1: dangerous quest for the Fountain of Youth In the globe
Speaker 1: Trotting Adventure from Guy Ritchie Peewee as himself on Max Streaming,
Speaker 1: I hope He's not too much of himself, because I
Speaker 1: remember what happened in that Sarasota movie Theater Anyway. The
Speaker 1: riveting two part documentary about the life of Paul Rubins
Speaker 1: was crafted from some forty hours of interviews in thousands
Speaker 1: of hours of archival footage. Wow Jane Austen Wrecked My Life,
Speaker 1: Sony Pictures, Classics Theaters. A Parisian bookseller gets invited to
Speaker 1: the Jane Austen Writers Residency in this contemporary Austin inspired
Speaker 1: romantic comedy written and directed by Laura Piani. Fear Street
Speaker 1: prom Queen, Netflix Streaming prom Queen candidates begin to vanish
Speaker 1: in this latest Fear Street installments set in nineteen eighty eight,
Speaker 1: Way back in the Day The Last Rodeo from Angel Theaters.
Speaker 1: Neil McDonough plays a retired cowboy who decides to return
Speaker 1: to the ring in a bid to pay his son's
Speaker 1: medical bills. Boy Heartwarming and All May thirtieth, Guess what
Speaker 1: You're Gonna Get? Karate Kid Legends, Jackie Chan and Ralph
Speaker 1: Mancio unite for the newest Karate Kid film, Yikes Anyway?
Speaker 1: Is there anything else worth mentioning? There's the Kingdom. This
Speaker 1: cons Breakout is about a teenage girl who goes on
Speaker 1: the run with her a strange mob boss father one
Speaker 1: summer in Corsica. I don't really that might be interesting.
Speaker 1: So they got a film called Tornado. Is it about
Speaker 1: a tornado? Let's see Jack Loden, a Taki hero hero
Speaker 1: he Yike's and Tim roth Starr in the revenge thriller
Speaker 1: set in the seventeen nineties Britain. So I guess it's
Speaker 1: not about an actual tornado. And in June movie releases
Speaker 1: we have the Life of Chuck. This is not your
Speaker 1: typical Stephen King adaptation. Mike Flanagan directs the sentimental and
Speaker 1: supernatural story about the life of an ordinary man named
Speaker 1: Charles Krantz told in three chapters they really should work
Speaker 1: with me on a Netflix special or a HBO you
Speaker 1: know max streaming special one or the other. The ritual
Speaker 1: from XYZ Films, Theater's al Pacino is Back and Dan
Speaker 1: Stevens as men of the Church performing exorcisms. Sure why not?
Speaker 1: Boy Dangerous Animals IFC Films. Jay Courtney excuse me, plays
Speaker 1: a serial killer who feeds his victims to sharks in
Speaker 1: this bonker sounding movie. Wow. A movie called I don't
Speaker 1: understand you. Nick Crawl and Andrew Reynolds are a couple
Speaker 1: vacationing in Italy in this dark comedy with an escalating
Speaker 1: body count. Yikes and yikes. Okay, what else we got here?
Speaker 1: Deep Cover Prime Video Streaming. Bryce Dallas Howard I Like
Speaker 1: Her plays an improv comedy teacher recruited by an undercover
Speaker 1: cop Sean Bean for a mission for which she enlists
Speaker 1: two of her students, Orlando Bloom and Nick Muhammad. How
Speaker 1: To Train Your Dragon Universal Theaters. Unlike most adaptations of
Speaker 1: animated movies, see another live action from an animated movie. Here.
Speaker 1: Filmmaker Dean Dubois is behind both. Okay, maybe that won't
Speaker 1: suck too bad, but I doubt it. Let's see what
Speaker 1: else we got here? Materialists Dakota Johnson plays a matchmaker
Speaker 1: torn between two prospects played by Chris Evans and Pedro Pascal.
Speaker 1: In love Story from Past Lives, filmmaker Selene Song. It's
Speaker 1: a modern love story that's set in New York City,
Speaker 1: and it's inspired by the brief time that I worked
Speaker 1: as a professional matchmaker, Song said, yikes, anyway. The Unholy
Speaker 1: Trinity Roadside Attractions Pierce Brosnan and Samuel L. Jackson in
Speaker 1: a Western set in the eighteen seventies of Montana. Nice.
Speaker 1: So what do we got here? They got some prime minister.
Speaker 1: It's about the Prime Minister of New Zealand. He got
Speaker 1: June seventeen. You got something called Sally on nat Geo.
Speaker 1: Let's see twenty eight year years later. On June twentieth.
Speaker 1: The name of the movie is twenty eight years later
Speaker 1: Sony Pictures Theaters. The original team behind twenty eight days Later,
Speaker 1: including director Danny Boyle and writer Alex Garland, return with
Speaker 1: a new feature Hooray. I gotta tell you, I'm looking
Speaker 1: at this stuff and I'm saying to myself, am I
Speaker 1: even interested in seeing a damn movie? How about this one?
Speaker 1: Brideheard Rebel Wilson is a secret agent whose skills come
Speaker 1: in handy at her friend's wedding when a hostage situation emerges.
Speaker 1: In this Simon West directed comedy, Yikes, Hey, here's one
Speaker 1: for b Pete. K Pop Demon Hunters on Netflix, an
Speaker 1: animated action comedy about K pop superstars who also hunt
Speaker 1: demons on the side. All right, let's see what we
Speaker 1: got here? F one. Uh oh, it's time to rip
Speaker 1: off Top Gun Go F one Warner Brothers Apples Theaters,
Speaker 1: Brad Pitt plays the best that never was F one
Speaker 1: driver Sony. Oh no wait, this is more about a
Speaker 1: guy driving like F one cars. Probably I don't really care,
Speaker 1: Megan two point zero. This creeping dancing doll is back. No,
Speaker 1: thank you. Let's see what else we got. July Movie
Speaker 1: releases Jurassic World Rebirth, because why not when you have
Speaker 1: a franchise and you can still pump it out for
Speaker 1: propit keep going right. Hey, here's one. Heads of State
Speaker 1: on Prime Video streaming. Heads of State get a glow
Speaker 1: up in the in this action comedy, get a glow up.
Speaker 1: Heads of State get a glow up in this yikes,
Speaker 1: you know what I was gonna read that, but screw
Speaker 1: it anyway. Forty acres on My at Magnolia Theaters. Daniel
Speaker 1: Deadweiler and Michael Grannis lead this post apocalyptic thriller about
Speaker 1: a plague that has caused worldwide f A little more
Speaker 1: doomsday stuff. I think it's time to get back to
Speaker 1: doomsday movies. Don't you brick on Netflix streaming. In this
Speaker 1: German horror, a couple weeks up to find they're trapped
Speaker 1: in their apartment and in July, I guess what else
Speaker 1: you're gonna get? Another Superman. James Gunn is ushering in
Speaker 1: a new era of Superman with a fresh face in
Speaker 1: David corn Sweat and the promise that he's a different
Speaker 1: Superman than what audiences have seen before, because why do
Speaker 1: original ideas when you can just rehash and regirchitate and reverberate,
Speaker 1: right right anyway, Tyler Perry's destination wedding? Need I say more?
Speaker 1: Media goes to the Bahamas? Is what it is? Nice? Anyway?
Speaker 1: What else do we know? I know what you did
Speaker 1: last summer on July eighteenth. See all this stuff is rhyming,
Speaker 1: And oh no it's not rhyming. They've already done this. Anyway,
Speaker 1: I still know what you did last time. This was
Speaker 1: done a while ago. Let's see what Sony Pictures Theaters
Speaker 1: has to say about this. Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie
Speaker 1: Prinz Junior reprised their roles from the nineteen ninety seven
Speaker 1: Slasher in this new installment, featuring an early similar situation
Speaker 1: and a cast of pretty young up and comers, including
Speaker 1: Madeline Kleine Chase, Sue Wonders, Jonah Howard King and Tyreek Withers. Yikes, Hey,
Speaker 1: how about this? Smurf's also coming up a new Smurfs.
Speaker 1: Rihanna produced and stars as Smurfat in this new musical adventure.
Speaker 1: Oof Yikes, Shike shikes. Eddington, let's see an ast Re
Speaker 1: teems with Walking Phoenix for this film about a standoff
Speaker 1: between a small town sheriff and a mayor in the
Speaker 1: early months of the COVID nineteen lockdowns. Oh yeah, what
Speaker 1: I want to go see a movie about some called unicorns.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna bother to read the description of. And
Speaker 1: on July twenty fifth, you're gonna get another Fantastic Four
Speaker 1: and it's called First Steps. Oh and here it is
Speaker 1: Happy Go more to Netflix Streaming that will be out
Speaker 1: in July July twenty fifth, to be specific. Anyway, is
Speaker 1: there more crap coming? Yeah? Sure, the bad Guys too.
Speaker 1: A new Naked Gun starring Liam nils Niesen. This time,
Speaker 1: I have a particular set of skills to be as
Speaker 1: crappy as the original Naked Gun movies. And I will
Speaker 1: find you and it will not kill anyway. Weapons a
Speaker 1: Freaky or Friday on August eighth, Are you excited for
Speaker 1: the summer movies yet? All right, if I've not made
Speaker 1: a point here I intended to, perhaps it didn't land
Speaker 1: as well as I wanted it to. How about this
Speaker 1: article from Let's see Yeah LADBible dot com. I just
Speaker 1: love this headline to begin with, and it's pretty crazy scientists. Now.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you heard these news stories earlier
Speaker 1: in the week, but there is a planet that was
Speaker 1: recently discovered, you know, through the telescopes and all that
Speaker 1: good exploration that we're doing out there, and they discovered
Speaker 1: a planet that they're pretty short at some point sustained
Speaker 1: life or is sustaining life maybe. Anyway, here's this article
Speaker 1: that was actually published on April seventeenth, and I'll read
Speaker 1: from it partially and also give you a link to
Speaker 1: it in the Ocelli chat room, which I haven't been
Speaker 1: giving any links yet because there was nothing to link
Speaker 1: to except these horrible, horrible movies and unoriginal ideas. So
Speaker 1: for an original idea, we got to turn to actual
Speaker 1: science instead of science fiction.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: Anyway, the headline of the article science just gives stark
Speaker 1: end of all life warning following discovery of alien planet
Speaker 1: with quote best ever signs of life. Physics experts have
Speaker 1: voice there worries with attempting to communicate with the alien planets.
Speaker 1: How about that? Huh, why are they worried? Let's read on.
Speaker 1: For centuries, astronomers have long wondered whether alien life has
Speaker 1: been looming in our universe without our knowledge. Of course,
Speaker 1: if they could pulling away from the article, if they
Speaker 1: could cloak it, if they could be interdimensional, if they
Speaker 1: could do a million things, they could observe us all day,
Speaker 1: like you know, we watch bugs crawling grass and we'd
Speaker 1: be oblivious. But don't think that, you know, far ahead
Speaker 1: or in such an evolved way. That's insane anyway, Starting again,
Speaker 1: For centuries, astronomers have long wondered whether alien life has
Speaker 1: been looming in our universe without our knowledge. But now
Speaker 1: it looks like a breakthrough has been made in the
Speaker 1: space realm, as scientists at the University of Cambridge, led
Speaker 1: by doctor Niku mad Hasden, have announced that the discovery
Speaker 1: of K two Dash eighteen B, a distant planet that
Speaker 1: is orbiting a red dwarf star one hundred and twenty
Speaker 1: four light years away part of the constellation Leo. The
Speaker 1: planet was first discovered by NASA's Kepler Space Telescope in
Speaker 1: twenty fifteen, and it is said to be two point
Speaker 1: six times larger than Earth. On this beautifully named planet,
Speaker 1: astronomers have said they're ninety nine point seven percent certain
Speaker 1: that biological life is present based on the data collected
Speaker 1: by the James Web Space Telescope. The Web telescope, anyway,
Speaker 1: water vapor was found in the planet's atmosphere. It is
Speaker 1: now the first habitable habitable zone exoplanet where water was found.
Speaker 1: An analysis of K two eighteen b's atmosphere was revealed
Speaker 1: to contain large amounts of biosignatures in dimethol sulfide DMS
Speaker 1: and dimethol disulfide dmds, which are found on Earth at
Speaker 1: about one part per billion, but these are actually found
Speaker 1: on K twelve eighteen B in ten parts per million,
Speaker 1: which is a drastically big difference, although it won't sound
Speaker 1: like it to someone who is not mathematically minded. That's
Speaker 1: me speaking not the article back to it. DMS is
Speaker 1: produced by microscopic filled top phytoplankton excuse me, in our
Speaker 1: world's oceans, with the organisms being incredibly ancient, dating back
Speaker 1: to about three point five billion years ago, presenting another
Speaker 1: promising sign of life on the far away planet. Well,
Speaker 1: many believe the Heiician world is a positive discovery for humanity,
Speaker 1: something that it could spell trouble, with British physicists and
Speaker 1: scientist writer Mark Buchanan claiming that alien contact may result
Speaker 1: in the end of all life on Earth. So you know,
Speaker 1: here we go doomsday, crazy assertions, et cetera. And meanwhile,
Speaker 1: they're not going to tell you the truth about this anyway,
Speaker 1: because what are you going to do? Nothing to help
Speaker 1: or to harm the situation? You're powerless. And here's the
Speaker 1: funny thing. If you followed the let's call it the
Speaker 1: understanding of many ancient peoples, you would find that they
Speaker 1: declared that there was life in certain areas astrologically, astronomically
Speaker 1: out there. In other words, they could look at the
Speaker 1: stars and tell you where life was based on certain
Speaker 1: criteria that are not seen as scientific, that are not
Speaker 1: seen as anything but part of ancient pagan spiritual practices.
Speaker 1: Here's what I guarantee you. There is life on this
Speaker 1: planet they're describing, But is it the kind of life
Speaker 1: that we're going to be in contact with is going
Speaker 1: to be consequential? To us or we're going to be
Speaker 1: consequential to it. Stay tuned. But you and I and
Speaker 1: anybody alive who's hearing me while I'm still breathing, we're
Speaker 1: not going to be alive when this whole thing is
Speaker 1: sort of I promise you that. So worry not about
Speaker 1: the end of the world coming, but do worry about
Speaker 1: the end of the economic warfare that's happening in Amazon
Speaker 1: giving in here's from the ap and I'll give you
Speaker 1: guys a link to this story also in the Ocelli
Speaker 1: chat and you can always roll that or take a
Speaker 1: look down at the show notes, where I present a
Speaker 1: great deal of what it is I'm talking about. Anyway,
Speaker 1: Amazon is not planning to break out tariff costs online,
Speaker 1: as White House at tax potential move. Now here's the
Speaker 1: funny thing. I'm not gonna read it from the article,
Speaker 1: just give you a basic explanation. But what happened is
Speaker 1: Amazon was starting to or planning to put out, you know,
Speaker 1: little things price breakdowns on their giant website. That does
Speaker 1: I don't know, a huge percentage of online commerce all
Speaker 1: over the country. Almost everybody orders something through Amazon, whether
Speaker 1: they know it or not, or they're connected to Amazon
Speaker 1: or somebody's side Hustle is connected to Amazon, et cetera,
Speaker 1: et cetera. Okay, here's the deal, though, they were going
Speaker 1: to start putting on there. Hey, this is the base price.
Speaker 1: This is the price you pay because a tax whatever.
Speaker 1: And oh, by the way, because of the tariffs, there's
Speaker 1: the additional cost for you. House hurt about this. Knew
Speaker 1: how widespread that would get and what kind of a
Speaker 1: bad taste that would finally put in a whole lot
Speaker 1: of people's mouths regarding Trump's tarf schein. And they were pissed.
Speaker 1: So he called up his new buddy Bezos. So they
Speaker 1: remember he hated him, but now he doesn't hate him.
Speaker 1: And now he's got two guys who've got rockets, you know,
Speaker 1: to other planets on his team. And I am talking
Speaker 1: about Team Trump and it's all good. Hey, look, Jeff,
Speaker 1: I know you're not attacking me in the Washington Post anymore,
Speaker 1: and you don't let any of your media assets attack
Speaker 1: me anymore because we have an understanding. Now you need
Speaker 1: to shut up and stop talking about anything. Don't talk
Speaker 1: about Russia or anything like that. Please shut up. Bom Man. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so they told him shut that down. You don't need
Speaker 1: to make that static bezos. And he complied, and you
Speaker 1: know why he complied, because he's going to profit and thrive. Hey,
Speaker 1: speaking of guys who profit and thrive and bent over
Speaker 1: backwards for Trumpy. I got this weird message not directly
Speaker 1: sent to me, but it was generally sent all across
Speaker 1: the metaverse, if you will, from this guy named Zuckerberg.
Speaker 1: And he thinks he's telling us something new and interesting
Speaker 1: in that he's got an AI to present to everybody.
Speaker 3: And hey, everyone, we built a new thing for you.
Speaker 3: There's almost a billion people who are using medai across
Speaker 3: our apps now, so we made a new standalone MEDAAI
Speaker 3: app for you to check out. Medai is designed to
Speaker 3: be your personal AI. That means, you know, first, it's
Speaker 3: designed around voice conversations.
Speaker 1: You open up the app.
Speaker 3: And you can talk to it about whatever you want,
Speaker 3: from the news, to an issue you're dealing with, to
Speaker 3: just anything that you want to learn about. It's also
Speaker 3: designed to be personalized.
Speaker 1: Okay, do you guys understand that everything is going to
Speaker 1: become this you know, homogeneous mess of technological entities and
Speaker 1: eventually it's all going to become one homogeneous blob of technocracy,
Speaker 1: see Zuckerberg and all these guys and also another guy
Speaker 1: who I'm going to bring up shortly. They're all, you know,
Speaker 1: having a good time with setting things up and making
Speaker 1: their fortunes and building up the tools they're gonna need
Speaker 1: next for the automated universe that they think their progeny.
Speaker 1: You know, Elon with his thirteen children, this guy with
Speaker 1: God knows, I don't know if he makes the even
Speaker 1: children in Pea traditions or not, but either way, their generations,
Speaker 1: they're transhumanist ideas as they live forever. They're setting up
Speaker 1: everything so that you can get yourself sucked into it,
Speaker 1: destroyed by it, chewed up by it, or even just
Speaker 1: become greace for the literal wheels of technology, technolocracy and automation.
Speaker 1: So this whole game of giving you the toys, I
Speaker 1: swear to God, it's like giving chimps a whole bunch
Speaker 1: of machine guns, well loaded and nice and loose, and
Speaker 1: just seeing what happens. That's what they're all doing. Speaking
Speaker 1: of that, I in the next part am gonna have
Speaker 1: to do something and it's not gonna be in the news,
Speaker 1: but in my not news show, I'm gonna have to
Speaker 1: talk to you a little bit about the guy who
Speaker 1: runs X and it might be a strange story that
Speaker 1: you're only gonna hear on the Ocelli effect. But let's
Speaker 1: hit a couple of other things just in brief that
Speaker 1: have happened in the past week or so, just to
Speaker 1: catch you up entirely in case you're so sick of
Speaker 1: the news as I am that you don't even really
Speaker 1: want to keep witnessing it. But let's have a little
Speaker 1: more Well, let's go to the dark side, and then
Speaker 1: we'll go back to having fun with the media. How
Speaker 1: about that Epstein victim Virginia Goofre family reveals her defiant
Speaker 1: words in handwritten note found after her suicide. O Cayse
Speaker 1: she didn't know okay. One of Epstein's best known Jane
Speaker 1: Doe victims, has apparently committed suicide after getting into a
Speaker 1: car wreck. Okay, And now her family's even sharing a
Speaker 1: note and they put it out on Meta, by the way,
Speaker 1: which is why it's connected to the last metastory. I'm
Speaker 1: doing loose connections today, folks, But anyway, I'm gonna give
Speaker 1: you the link again in the Ocelli chat room and
Speaker 1: also in the show notes for you to peruse it
Speaker 1: for yourselves, but really quickly from the article. Virginia Goopray's
Speaker 1: family has shared a heartbreaking handwritten note she left behind
Speaker 1: before suicide on Friday, with a final message of support
Speaker 1: per sexual abuse survivors. Goop Pray, the most prominent victim
Speaker 1: of late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, left the note at her
Speaker 1: Australian farmhouse where she died by suicide on Friday. According
Speaker 1: to a Facebook post, her family found it among several
Speaker 1: of her possessions and think it was intended to be
Speaker 1: sent to a protest outside the White House Wednesday. According
Speaker 1: to her heartbroken sister in law, Amanda Roberts, anyway, I'll
Speaker 1: leave you the image, the article and all that for
Speaker 1: you to peruse it for yourself. But it's very strange
Speaker 1: how the Epstein files don't get revealed, but the witnesses
Speaker 1: are getting closed out. And meanwhile, the only person that's
Speaker 1: actually doing time because Epstein is dead is who is
Speaker 1: gal pal Helper? Right? Anyway, it just goes to show
Speaker 1: you that even in death, money keeps protecting you, right hey,
Speaker 1: speaking a millionaires and how it protects you and everything else.
Speaker 1: I find the circular firing squad of liberals to be
Speaker 1: most entertaining. So now I'm going to focus on some
Speaker 1: liberal nonsense just because I find this comical. Here's what happened.
Speaker 1: Bill Maher decided that he was going to accept an
Speaker 1: invitation from Kid Rock to sit down at the White
Speaker 1: House with Donald Trump. Now, for the idiots that still
Speaker 1: believe that Bill Maher is an actual liberal and don't
Speaker 1: understand that he's just an elitist swine who wants to
Speaker 1: seem socially liberal, and he's just another guy who thinks,
Speaker 1: you know, he should be applauded for putting a million
Speaker 1: dollar donation in Barack Obama's you know thing, because yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: virtue signaling on top of virtual signaling. And look, congrats.
Speaker 1: He created a long standing job in the media that
Speaker 1: pays quite well, and he's on HBO and Max and
Speaker 1: he's been there for like two decades. I mean, after
Speaker 1: being politically incorrect and maybe having an edge to himself,
Speaker 1: he's become a covert operator. And he's a covert operator
Speaker 1: for ready, not the liberals, not the conservatives. He's not
Speaker 1: always hiding, he's like a no, no, no, this guy's just
Speaker 1: there to protect the establishment, and when I see two
Speaker 1: people who don't even understand their own role in protecting
Speaker 1: the establishment in the media, in public forming, you know,
Speaker 1: drawing pistols on each other when they don't need to,
Speaker 1: and doing stupid things that are irrelevant, even though they
Speaker 1: think it's important with their many millions of dollars and
Speaker 1: the lives they lead, thinking that they're letting you know
Speaker 1: how much they care about you and others, when they
Speaker 1: are the most narcissistic and really revolting, psychologically and emotionally empty,
Speaker 1: vapid intellectual as possible, even though they might have had
Speaker 1: a day when they were sort of funny. Anyway, Bill
Speaker 1: Maher versus Larry David. Lately, Bill Maher went to the
Speaker 1: Trump thing, did that thing, sat down, and then got
Speaker 1: on his show and said, Trump's not a bad guy.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I wish he wasn't kind of a
Speaker 1: jerk in public, but I thought he was really good
Speaker 1: and I think he's a good guy. And he's now
Speaker 1: trying to justify his turnabout because he would pay for it.
Speaker 1: Now with Trump in power and Trump having such heavy
Speaker 1: influence over many of the moneymen who run the media,
Speaker 1: Bill Maher wants to keep his cushy job and do
Speaker 1: his ridiculously overpaid podcast and work for you know, the
Speaker 1: big company and act like he's you know, mister liberal
Speaker 1: potthead man, and live out in California in his elitist home.
Speaker 1: And you know, his biggest tragedy in life is that
Speaker 1: he can't wear his contact lenses anymore. He's actually gotta
Speaker 1: wear glasses on his show. Now, I'm old, at the
Speaker 1: age of seventy's sitting there to get paid to read
Speaker 1: off a teleprompter and not even write his own jokes anymore. Anyway,
Speaker 1: Larry David decided to confront him in a New York
Speaker 1: Times op ed without naming him. He didn't mocking our
Speaker 1: ed about sitting down with Hitler and how you know
Speaker 1: he pretends it's nineteen thirty nine and he's a Jew
Speaker 1: sitting down with Hitler. Anyway, I offer to you which
Speaker 1: is more ridiculous. It's like cockrow traces. You can't necessarily
Speaker 1: control them. You know they're going to leave a stain,
Speaker 1: and at the end of the day you really should
Speaker 1: just squish both of them. But I find this confrontation fascinating.
Speaker 4: Let's jump right into it. Larry David just took a
Speaker 4: flemthrower to bill O Ma, but did it with such
Speaker 4: clever settie he didn't even mention his name. An abiding
Speaker 4: fictional essay for The New York Times titled My Dinner
Speaker 4: with Adolph the Curb Your Enthusiasm creator describes a surreal
Speaker 4: dinner with Hitler in nineteen thirty nine. Sound bizarre. It's
Speaker 4: actually a scene for sine parody of Maya's recent dinner
Speaker 4: with Donald Trump. David mirror's Maya's tone, attitude, and even
Speaker 4: his rationalizations greater than no one I knew encouraged me
Speaker 4: to go see.
Speaker 1: Now, this guy with his YouTube video has like great
Speaker 1: descriptors here, but he's using a script and running it
Speaker 1: through AI, which, by the way, a lot of lazy
Speaker 1: YouTube creators are doing nowadays, Which is funny because even
Speaker 1: the commercials where it's supposed to be a legitimate guy.
Speaker 1: You know, I caught it the other day a guy said,
Speaker 1: you know, I do like totally. It's obviously a machine
Speaker 1: reading it because it's not the way it should be pronounced,
Speaker 1: and it's completely idiotic the way the machine is saying it,
Speaker 1: and the guys like trying to act as though I
Speaker 1: actually do them all of my own trades and this
Speaker 1: and that, and meanwhile he's overdubbing somebody with an AI voice,
Speaker 1: and it's just it's just ridiculous. There's one hundred scams
Speaker 1: out there, by the way, free money, free McDonald's health cards.
Speaker 1: I mean, you name it, free solar paneling. Hey, if
Speaker 1: you want to get politically involved in this or that,
Speaker 1: we're giving away silver and gold coins, all kinds of crap,
Speaker 1: all AI generated and somebody out there is making a fortune.
Speaker 1: Got to say in the next segment, in the next
Speaker 1: show that I'm going to do tonight. I hope there's
Speaker 1: a way that I can tap into that world. Maybe
Speaker 1: we'll see you very soon. Anyway, back to this descriptor,
Speaker 1: let's see how far I can get through it. But
Speaker 1: I find this kind of hilarious that these two allegedly
Speaker 1: liberal but definitely elitist, seriously overpaid, both of them. And
Speaker 1: I find Larry David more funny than Bill Maher. Bill
Speaker 1: Maher used to be intelligent, I thought, But you know what,
Speaker 1: I think he had us all fooled, never intelligent, never
Speaker 1: with a backbone, never with integrity. And Larry David is
Speaker 1: just a crappy person for real. And I think there's
Speaker 1: an integrity to being like, hey, I'm an a hole.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I consider that a lot more I
Speaker 1: don't know, genuine, honest and decent than Bill Maher. Bill
Speaker 1: Maher is a jackass, and really he just wants to
Speaker 1: protect his elitist sect. And it's not even about being
Speaker 1: liberal man, or being a podhead man or oh my,
Speaker 1: I have to wear glasses now, Oh my life is
Speaker 1: tough with all of my many millions of dollars in
Speaker 1: my state.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's Hitler, He's a monster. But eventually I concluded
Speaker 4: that Hank gets us nowhere.
Speaker 1: It stun familiar.
Speaker 4: That's nearly identical to how man I described his controversial
Speaker 4: meeting with Trump, arranged by kid Rock. David's essay hits
Speaker 4: Hot Mucking the bizarre normalization of dangerous figures with a
Speaker 4: ton That's dead pen and dockly hilarious.
Speaker 1: See obviously, Larry David's premise in this op ed is
Speaker 1: that Trump is like Hitler, which is an over exaggeration.
Speaker 1: Even if you are to take the most honest liberal
Speaker 1: point of view about Trump, it's a big, huge over exaggeration.
Speaker 1: But you know, then again, there's people out there defend
Speaker 1: Hitler nowadays, right, And meanwhile, mar Is says he's part
Speaker 1: Jewish whatever, he's half Jewish, half Catholic from Jersey, and
Speaker 1: all of that stuff just does not compute correctly when
Speaker 1: you end up being just an elitist, whitebread scumbag, which
Speaker 1: he is. And Larry David is also a scumbag, but
Speaker 1: he's more out front about it, and he's more of like, hey, look,
Speaker 1: I'm a shallow, jackass scumbag who's more worried about what
Speaker 1: people think of me than real things, and so on
Speaker 1: and so forth. But anyway, pissing contest between two liberals
Speaker 1: in public, it's just it's amazing. Republicans conservatives. Nobody does
Speaker 1: this on the other alleged side, and it's all by
Speaker 1: design to keep you thinking that they're actually doing something
Speaker 1: for you both sides. But this is the liberal version
Speaker 1: of it, so let's just let's just wallow in it.
Speaker 4: He describes Kitler laughing, telling jokes, even appearing human, And
Speaker 4: just like my set of Trump, David plays with the
Speaker 4: dangerous idea that maybe, just maybe these months, does anybody
Speaker 4: who's ever heard Bill Maher's name knows it's mar not
Speaker 4: Maher AI voice.
Speaker 1: Get it right, okay, please, it's.
Speaker 4: Not so bad until the final line hits like a
Speaker 4: hammer greater than And with that I gave him a
Speaker 4: Nazi salute and walked out into the night Mick Trump
Speaker 4: without naming Bill and Maha once Larry David.
Speaker 1: Nick Dropp instead of Mic drop You see how you
Speaker 1: can pick up on the AI crap, just showing you that. Anyway,
Speaker 1: Larry David managed to get Bill Maher. He really burned
Speaker 1: him with this liberal nonsense, and nobody cares. You want
Speaker 1: to get down to it. Here's the thing. If you
Speaker 1: object to Donald Trump, you're in the minority right now.
Speaker 1: If you object to the actions he's taking, you're in
Speaker 1: the minority right now. The majority of the country thinks
Speaker 1: this is great and it's all good now whether it
Speaker 1: is or isn't, And how it's really gonna, you know,
Speaker 1: come down in the end, how the final analysis is
Speaker 1: going to be. We're not there yet, not even close.
Speaker 1: Even this idiocy today earlier with people saying, oh, well,
Speaker 1: look we have the financial numbers from the first quarter,
Speaker 1: and the first quarter, you know, the first hundred days
Speaker 1: really doesn't belong to Trump anyway, with the very rare
Speaker 1: exception up he made the moves with the border and
Speaker 1: quite honestly accomplished more than I thought would have even
Speaker 1: been possible trying to wield the government regarding deportation. I'm
Speaker 1: not even discussing whether I agree with it or not.
Speaker 1: I'm simply saying that if that was the goal, he's
Speaker 1: actually setting out and doing it now. He's doing a
Speaker 1: lot of other virtue signaling, like with releasing files. He
Speaker 1: gave us crap with Epstein. He gave us next to
Speaker 1: nothing with the JFK stuff. It's not a nothing burger,
Speaker 1: I know, but he really just barely gave us the
Speaker 1: stuff that should have been granted to us in twenty seventeen.
Speaker 1: How about some progress. Stay tuned to Representative Luna. We'll
Speaker 1: see RFK. Oh, he dumped some, he did that, he
Speaker 1: revealed No, he revealed nothing new, really nothing. Okay, there's
Speaker 1: very little in there of any consequence in that RFK
Speaker 1: stuff as far as I can tell. I mean, I
Speaker 1: haven't gone through a granule yet, but damn looks to
Speaker 1: me like stuff that you had to work at to
Speaker 1: get is now accessible to people who can't understand it.
Speaker 1: In the first place. I'm sorry. Back to this thing
Speaker 1: with Bill Maher and Larry David and their ridiculousness.
Speaker 4: Managed to deliver one of the most savage, smart and
Speaker 4: viral political techa downs we've seen in years.
Speaker 1: Takedown is attacking down AI again.
Speaker 4: What do you think was this brilliant stile or did
Speaker 4: David go too far? Let us know in the comments
Speaker 4: and don't forget to like and subscribe.
Speaker 1: I don't really see there should have been a pause there.
Speaker 1: What do you think was this brilliant satire? I mean,
Speaker 1: even with my weird pauses, I can do better than
Speaker 1: this AI. So you know what, if you're gonna run
Speaker 1: your YouTube channel on it for profit, do us all
Speaker 1: a favor and at least, you know, use a better
Speaker 1: one than that, because that one sucks. Seriously. Anyway, I'm
Speaker 1: also going to drop an article on the Ocelli chat
Speaker 1: as I speak live again. You can roll it back
Speaker 1: and I'm not even looking at you know, the chat
Speaker 1: at the moment, but I will get to that momentarily.
Speaker 1: Just give me some time. I had to dispose of this,
Speaker 1: let's see from zocal public cusacari dot org. Forget the website,
Speaker 1: I'll give you the link in the Ocelli chat again.
Speaker 1: I'm not even going to try to mash that alphabet
Speaker 1: soup into a word salad for you. But this just
Speaker 1: the headline alone. An obituary for the American Republic seventeen
Speaker 1: eighty nine to twenty twenty five by in Luah Flowers
Speaker 1: Design and Replacement. It says by Joe Matthews, And this
Speaker 1: was published on the twenty eighth of April. And I'll
Speaker 1: just read from it briefly. The American Democratic Republic, a
Speaker 1: modest British colony that transformed itself into the world's richest
Speaker 1: country and greatest military power, despite persistent violence and unresolved
Speaker 1: internal divisions, has died. It was two hundred and thirty
Speaker 1: six years old. No official announcement was made of the
Speaker 1: end of the long and Enduring Republic, which was launched
Speaker 1: in seventeen eighty nine. No autopsy has been scheduled. The
Speaker 1: prominent cause of death appeared to be America's decline in
Speaker 1: democratic governance. This was one of world's history's most rapid
Speaker 1: such declines, but there were warnings. In March twenty twenty five,
Speaker 1: the director of Varieties of Democracy Varieties of Democracy V. Deem,
Speaker 1: the Swedish based think tank that monitors the world's government,
Speaker 1: cautioned that the US was on the verge of losing
Speaker 1: its status as a democratic republic within months. The American
Speaker 1: democratic Republic has survived by a country of the same name,
Speaker 1: The United States of America, now a presidential dictatorship in
Speaker 1: grave danger of descending into political violence and civil war.
Speaker 1: So here's where I'm I'm going to stop reading from
Speaker 1: this article because I'm done. There should be an obituary
Speaker 1: written for what was before. Some people are celebrating the
Speaker 1: death of what they think is the death of bureaucracy,
Speaker 1: what they think is the death of the liberal government
Speaker 1: screwing everything up. But I assure you this is another
Speaker 1: swing of the pendulum and yet another false coup. The
Speaker 1: coup already happened, and it happened in nineteen sixty three,
Speaker 1: on November twenty second. It wasn't the removal of President
Speaker 1: Kennedy that was the pivotal moment or the watershed, but
Speaker 1: it all happened around then, and we've been gasping our
Speaker 1: last breaths as a republic forget this democratic word in there,
Speaker 1: as a representative republic ever since. But that's my thoughts
Speaker 1: on it. Maybe you have others, And indeed, I do
Speaker 1: believe we're going to reap what we sell, and I
Speaker 1: hope everyone is pleased with what they have sown. Anyhow,
Speaker 1: I have a couple other things to get to. Russia
Speaker 1: says British blood must be spilled in horror WW three warning. Okay,
Speaker 1: this is on Yahoo News and I'll give you the
Speaker 1: brief end of this story real quick, and again drop
Speaker 1: the drop the whole thing in the chat there. Before
Speaker 1: you know, I get pseudo doged in other places. Here
Speaker 1: we go. The UK has been accused of supplying explosives
Speaker 1: used in a string of high profile assassinations inside Russia
Speaker 1: by Vladimir Putin's propaganda machine. In a chilling broadcast, Russian
Speaker 1: state television issue to threat that British blood must be
Speaker 1: spilled in retaliation, reports The Express. The claims were aired
Speaker 1: on Kremlin controlled media, where government aligned commentators directly blamed
Speaker 1: British intelligence services for orchestrating the killings of senior Russian
Speaker 1: military figures, including two generals, despite offering no concrete evidence.
Speaker 1: The broadcast delivered an ominous warning of revenge against the UK. Anyway,
Speaker 1: One of the featured incidents was the recent killing of
Speaker 1: Major General Joslav Mantekoliku fifty nine, who was reportedly killed
Speaker 1: by a car bomb and I probably butchered that name
Speaker 1: as he passed a Volkswagen Golf near his home in Moscow. Moscoaloquif,
Speaker 1: a key military planner known to have brief putent on
Speaker 1: operations in Crimea, was portrayed as a significant target. The
Speaker 1: program also referenced the death of Lieutenant General Igor fifty four,
Speaker 1: specialist in chemical and biological warfare, who was killed in
Speaker 1: a bombing in December, as well as Yevgeny Reichskov thirty four,
Speaker 1: an expert in a lot electronic warfare, who was assassinated
Speaker 1: earlier this month in Brownsk. Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky appeared
Speaker 1: to acknowledge Ukraine's involvement in these operations. Speaking earlier in
Speaker 1: the week, he confirmed that his intelligence chief kept him
Speaker 1: updated on the quote liquidation of individuals from the top
Speaker 1: command of the Russian Armed Forces end quote, adding tersely,
Speaker 1: thank you for your work. Now I'm going to stop
Speaker 1: here because you may have forgotten that a few months
Speaker 1: ago there was the discussion of the assassinations being carried
Speaker 1: out by the Ukrainian intelligence. They're in a war case.
Speaker 1: People forgot. I know, there's the big news about the
Speaker 1: mineral deal today, the White House meeting where you know,
Speaker 1: he got told that he needed to thank people and
Speaker 1: he should have worn a suit and all that. And
Speaker 1: most people are not for the support of Ukraine, but
Speaker 1: the Europeans might still be on that side of things,
Speaker 1: and there's going to be a lot of blame to
Speaker 1: go around and a lot of justifications for guess what retaliation,
Speaker 1: retribution and punishment to be meted out by former KGB
Speaker 1: gru Mayor of Moscow currently the Controller of the Russian
Speaker 1: Federation with the full backing and support of US President.
Speaker 1: Guess who, Donald Trump? That's the way that's going to roll.
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Speaker 1: So just a quick little and piece for the second
Speaker 1: segment tonight, and then I'm gonna get into a whole
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Speaker 1: I haven't decided if we're going to do an audio
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Speaker 1: articles published a couple of week at least. That's the
Speaker 1: plan anyway. So I'm going to start that around the
Speaker 1: time that I lose Skype, which is on May fifth,
Speaker 1: and that's going to change up the show. But this
Speaker 1: week we'll still have the call in as we have
Speaker 1: had for the past few years on Friday Night. It's
Speaker 1: gonna still be a wide open mic show and everything,
Speaker 1: and I'm glad that we'll be doing that. The next
Speaker 1: podcast I do again, it's going to be tonight because
Speaker 1: last night the internet was going in and out and
Speaker 1: there was all kinds of weirdness storms. I don't know.
Speaker 1: It seems to be like every Tuesday craziness occurs. I
Speaker 1: also did an o'celli in the Greek last night. I
Speaker 1: didn't think I was going to be able to get
Speaker 1: rated why done? But I did, so that got done.
Speaker 1: I put that up today and we're gonna have two
Speaker 1: podcasts to release tonight. So anyway, all that good stuff.
Speaker 1: I also want to remind you guys that I've been
Speaker 1: struggling quite a bit and still having issues with my health,
Speaker 1: and to be honest with you, the extremely a loud
Speaker 1: ringing in my ears is starting to disturb me. And God,
Speaker 1: I don't know why it's happening. You know, it's not
Speaker 1: my blood pressure. People have said check your blood pressure,
Speaker 1: this and that, but I'm having health issues. And our
Speaker 1: lack of a car and lack of an ability to
Speaker 1: go to a grocery store to get certain things that
Speaker 1: I could mitigate it with, or to be able to
Speaker 1: go to the drug store, it's getting harder and harder.
Speaker 1: I want to thank though, our friend creative Accidents, and
Speaker 1: also my friend Ed who recently made a few things
Speaker 1: easier for me. In addition, Jimmy James as always has
Speaker 1: been a continuous contributor, and even b Pete was my
Speaker 1: co host on Friday Nights, has helped me out recently.
Speaker 1: But some of you not so much. I would appreciate
Speaker 1: it if you can, if it's possible, if taxes didn't
Speaker 1: completely drown you out, and you're not drowning in the
Speaker 1: inflation that they're having a tug of war about on
Speaker 1: the media right now about whether it exists doesn't exist.
Speaker 1: CEOs are saying this. The guy from shark tak you know,
Speaker 1: mister wonderful, says it's all good.
Speaker 2: Don't worry.
Speaker 1: Trust in Trump. It's gonna be fine. You know. Trump
Speaker 1: said earlier that hey, look, your kids might only be
Speaker 1: able to afford a few dollars now instead of ten.
Speaker 1: Get used to it. It'll be okay. And I don't
Speaker 1: disagree with him, I really don't on a lot of
Speaker 1: this stuff. But the problem, of course, is that as
Speaker 1: you and I grind through this, some people are convinced
Speaker 1: by their celebratory reality that everything's good. Some people are
Speaker 1: convinced that they're chicken little and the sky is falling
Speaker 1: and Hitler has come for them. Neither one is true.
Speaker 1: But I gotta say, if you're satisfied with this situation,
Speaker 1: I'm a little worried for you. If you're totally panicked
Speaker 1: about what's going on, I'm a little worried for you.
Speaker 1: But I'm gonna talk about my personal feelings in the
Speaker 1: next segment. We'll keep it. I'll take a two minute break,
Speaker 1: maybe you'll hear some other show in between here, and
Speaker 1: then you're gonna get your second live April thirtieth show
Speaker 1: with some interesting information in it that'll be more particular
Speaker 1: to regular listeners of this show. Oh, the last thing
Speaker 1: is just to clear it all up before I move
Speaker 1: on to the next topic and the next piece of
Speaker 1: audio in the next bit of demonstration I have to
Speaker 1: do on this show. I also got a hold of
Speaker 1: a guy who I'm gonna have on as a guest
Speaker 1: pretty and his name is Paul Abbott, interesting author from Australia,
Speaker 1: and I've insisted that they include him on the Lancer
Speaker 1: bill this year. So definitely doing the Dallas thing. It's
Speaker 1: still up in the air how the hell I'm getting there,
Speaker 1: but hopefully it'll be taken care of and I can
Speaker 1: get there in person and be the MC again. But
Speaker 1: I am involved in the planning at Lancers. So if
Speaker 1: there's people or things that need to be heard from,
Speaker 1: obviously write to me about that as well. You can
Speaker 1: email Blind JFK Researcher at gmail dot com. That's my
Speaker 1: personal email address. That's also my PayPal address if you
Speaker 1: choose to make a contribution and help me out, and
Speaker 1: you know, any suggestions about getting rid of the damn
Speaker 1: ringing in my ears. That is like an extreme tonightis
Speaker 1: and is coming along with you know, neck aches, And
Speaker 1: I know that I also have a bad tooth and
Speaker 1: that's part of it, and I'm battling that and missus
Speaker 1: O's and cleaning it out and all that good stuff.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, man, things are getting tough and strange,
Speaker 1: and I don't know. I don't know how it's all
Speaker 1: gonna go, man, I just don't. But anyway, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: take probably a smoke break and get back live on
Speaker 1: the air right away. Matter of fact, I'll just play
Speaker 1: a couple of spots in between, take a break on
Speaker 1: the stream, and come back around so I can get
Speaker 1: back to you on a totally different piece of news
Speaker 1: and information and conversation. Even though I don't have a
Speaker 1: guest tonight, and I do have some interesting ones coming up.
Speaker 1: In fact, I think tomorrow I might have Robbie Martin
Speaker 1: with me, but we shall see. And Mike Swanson, I
Speaker 1: keep having to beg him to come back on the air.
Speaker 1: I want him to talk about the market and everything
Speaker 1: that's going on. We're gonna have Larry Hancock back next week,
Speaker 1: and I'm gonna get some new guests, couple of bigger names.
Speaker 1: I have been in touch with a couple of people
Speaker 1: through their substacks who I thought wanted to come out
Speaker 1: and speak about the things they're writing so passionately about.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe not on that front. I guess we'll see. Anyway,
Speaker 1: stick it out with me. I assure you I have
Speaker 1: more to offer still, even though I've done probably I
Speaker 1: don't know, twenty two to twenty three hundred podcasts here
Speaker 1: of my own, plus all the people I produced, and
Speaker 1: I still got some more shows to produce with Aaron
Speaker 1: and Uncle and hopefully some new presenters coming soon too.
Speaker 1: Who knows what the network might hold. In fact, I
Speaker 1: want to try and get Nature Boy's Evil twin on
Speaker 1: and do a Hannity and Combs with dueling Nature Boy
Speaker 1: voices imagine the liberal nature boy who's angry at Trump
Speaker 1: arguing with nature boy who is into the conspiracy stuff
Speaker 1: but speaks and you know, generalizations about it. It would
Speaker 1: be like a Hannity and Combs. Seriously, anyway, stick around,
Speaker 1: because there is Morocelli effect coming up on the live stream,
Speaker 1: and if you use the podcast feed, you'll be able
Speaker 1: to catch me there and get all kinds of stuff
Speaker 1: and get the next show right away through the speaker
Speaker 1: or whatever it is you use as your podcatcher of
Speaker 1: choice on your fondal slab of choice or desktop computer,
Speaker 1: if you still do it that way, and some of
Speaker 1: you are listening on television now, not so much the
Speaker 1: live radio stream anymore. I'm almost on the verge of
Speaker 1: thinking I should get rid of it. But I love
Speaker 1: the twenty four to seven radio stream and the fact
Speaker 1: that I can do music shows when I want to,
Speaker 1: And indeed, I'm going to do one of those short
Speaker 1: attention span DJ theaters, maybe a handful of them coming up,
Speaker 1: so I got new stuff to rotate into the replay
Speaker 1: auto DJ. Anyway. Oh, Also, I don't know if I
Speaker 1: discussed it, but I did enjoy the most recent Black
Speaker 1: Mirror it's not as cutting edge as it was, but
Speaker 1: it's not bad. And there's some other documentary films that
Speaker 1: I might want to point you in the direction of,
Speaker 1: and even a weird thing that the Greek brought up
Speaker 1: to me, although I haven't figured out how to present
Speaker 1: this yet, but it's one of these guys who does
Speaker 1: work with audio and I might want to try and
Speaker 1: interview this guy who does it on YouTube. But if
Speaker 1: you're a rated Why listener, you'll know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: But we shall soon see. I want to get into
Speaker 1: some new directions. I want to get some new conversations going.
Speaker 1: I want to bring Stu Wesler back around to talk
Speaker 1: either RFK or MLK. We need to address that which
Speaker 1: is only going to have superficial file releases coming from
Speaker 1: the Trump administration. Which case would that be? Chuck? Well,
Speaker 1: how about all of them? But we'll go back into
Speaker 1: the political assassinations of older history because it's going to
Speaker 1: get weird or out there before it gets back to normal.
Speaker 1: I assure you and some of us didn't like normal
Speaker 1: in the first place. Anyway, stick around. There is Morerochelli
Speaker 1: Effect coming up, but as for this podcast, it's done.
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