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Speaker 5: What all right?
Speaker 6: Ladies and gentlemen, friends and foes, lurkers and regulars.
Speaker 5: Welcome back to the boiler room. This meeting of.
Speaker 6: The Social Rejects Club is coming to you live over
Speaker 6: Alternate Current Radio dot com this August the fourteenth of
Speaker 6: twenty twenty five.
Speaker 5: I'm your host. My call signs hasher.
Speaker 6: I'm Brian McLain, broadcasting live out of Central Texas. It's
Speaker 6: wonderful to see some of our friends up there in
Speaker 6: the comments already on YouTube, on X, on Rumble, and
Speaker 6: in the Discord.
Speaker 5: I feel like I should probably go to the discord.
Speaker 5: What's going on?
Speaker 6: Great to see everybody there. We've got a great show
Speaker 6: lined up for you tonight. Got some good friends and
Speaker 6: colleagues here with me. And what was strange week? Per usual.
Speaker 6: I don't know about you, but I'm finding the socials,
Speaker 6: the current events, and the power politics to be disinteresting.
Speaker 6: I am very disinterested in them this week. Every time
Speaker 6: I look at X, I see the EU A fed
Speaker 6: no eur, a fed no eur, a fed argument happening
Speaker 6: over you know, you know who and you know what
Speaker 6: and all the stuff that is just normal now, I guess.
Speaker 6: So that's kind of bored me a little bit. Definitely
Speaker 6: seeing a lot of stuff about surveillance and robotics and AI.
Speaker 6: I mean, that doesn't go away, and that kind of
Speaker 6: remains interesting each week for the most part. So definitely
Speaker 6: seeing some action in Washington, DC, A lot of big
Speaker 6: talk about cleaning up the streets and all that stuff. Yeh, look,
Speaker 6: we're already getting comments about the surveillance. Let's see Jason says,
Speaker 6: if the surveillance state wants to watch me be a fat,
Speaker 6: lazy American consumer listening to heavy metal all the time,
Speaker 6: I guess it's their loss. Well, it's all our loss,
Speaker 6: my friend, because we're all paying for it through that
Speaker 6: tax system that they've got set us set us up here.
Speaker 5: But yes, just think about.
Speaker 6: The wasted power, the wasted water, the wasted effort, the
Speaker 6: wasted man hours. Is just like, really, you really need
Speaker 6: to be able to surveil everybody? Okay, Number one, it's
Speaker 6: not constitutional. Number two, none of us voted to do it.
Speaker 6: Number three, don't see us saving a lot of lives
Speaker 6: with your surveillance. See you collecting a lot of data,
Speaker 6: and we all know what that's for. All right, Well,
Speaker 6: let's let's say hello to some of our friends here.
Speaker 6: It looks like we may have a trickle in effect tonight.
Speaker 6: Let me get the ruckus among us here, ruckus, what's up?
Speaker 6: Welcome to the boiler room?
Speaker 4: Holy moly? What is crappening? Well, a lots of crappening.
Speaker 4: I don't even I have no idea. What's going on?
Speaker 4: What year is this? What day is this? Who's president?
Speaker 4: Let's let's start there. I can figure out what year
Speaker 4: it is if you tell me who's president? Who's president?
Speaker 5: I don't know? George Bush, I'm not sure.
Speaker 4: Okay, so it's ship? Which one that's not helping?
Speaker 5: The second one?
Speaker 4: I guess the second one? Okay? Which term?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 4: I'm so confused.
Speaker 5: Well, probably the worst of the two, which we all know?
Speaker 5: Which one that?
Speaker 4: Whatever it is, they're probably incredibly popular with their base.
Speaker 4: I'm sure now obviously it's Trump, but we could say
Speaker 4: which which Wait a minute, we've all been here before,
Speaker 4: haven't we.
Speaker 1: Yes, we have.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well that's that's what a lot of this feels like. Actually,
Speaker 4: to be completely honest with you, hasher A lot of
Speaker 4: this feels like we've haven't we haven't we done this before?
Speaker 4: Is this a replay? Am I sleeping? Am I dreaming?
Speaker 4: What's going on? I had some fun earlier on a
Speaker 4: Facebook post and then I'll let you get to the
Speaker 4: other people, but I just had to share. Maybe you
Speaker 4: understand how I'm feeling about this.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 4: It was one from one of those popular follow the
Speaker 4: Facebook page for boomers who's like, hey, they share like happy,
Speaker 4: you know, inspirational, motivational things and if it's humor, it's
Speaker 4: like family friendly level humor. So they said, the single
Speaker 4: worst movie you sat through hoping it would get better,
Speaker 4: but it never did. I had to be a little
Speaker 4: jerk and I said, the first seven months of twenty
Speaker 4: twenty five under Trump and that's where we are. So anyways,
Speaker 4: thanks for having me. Looking forward to it. We got
Speaker 4: a bunch of cool peeps to hang out with this evening,
Speaker 4: some of the regulars and some new too well familiar
Speaker 4: faces to some of our audience members, but maybe brand
Speaker 4: new ones for some of the others. But anyways, thanks
Speaker 4: again for having me.
Speaker 6: Hashman, Yeah, Man, great to see you. I'm kind of
Speaker 6: with you. I alluded to that on the way in.
Speaker 6: I'm not super up to date on the news this
Speaker 6: week because it's been very uninteresting and I've been doing
Speaker 6: things I RL. But nonetheless, we always find plenty to
Speaker 6: talk about. Let's welcome Jay Dyer and Jamie Hanshaw to
Speaker 6: the stage. What's up you guys.
Speaker 8: Hey, what's up man? Glad to be back with you guys.
Speaker 8: Sounds like boiler room is boiler room still.
Speaker 5: That's right, the dude abides.
Speaker 6: We maintain the course, my friend, and uh wow, it's
Speaker 6: it's great to have you both.
Speaker 5: Jamie, hello to you as well.
Speaker 7: Hey, how's it going?
Speaker 5: Very good? Very good. Glad to hear both of you
Speaker 5: guys' voices tonight.
Speaker 6: It's been a minute since you've been on the show,
Speaker 6: so we're very pleased that you're here. So we're going
Speaker 6: to talk a little bit about technocracy tonight, you guys,
Speaker 6: and of course whatever else floats our boat. But you know,
Speaker 6: police state stuff, technocracy stuff should be fun. Let me
Speaker 6: grab Sport real quick. Hopefully Spores ready, she's running around
Speaker 6: doing stuff in the background joining us over audio tonight, Sport,
Speaker 6: Are you there, how's it going.
Speaker 2: Hey, guys, I'm here, happy to do be here, and
Speaker 2: happy to have Jane Jamie back and always love having
Speaker 2: rockets of course, and excited to meet Sam Kami.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Well, we're glad to have you as well tonight. You've
Speaker 5: been somewhat.
Speaker 6: Scarce in the boiler room and people keep asking me
Speaker 6: where's more when she's coming back. So I'm glad you're
Speaker 6: here with us tonight and US four. If I may,
Speaker 6: may I introduce the icebreaker for.
Speaker 9: You, yes, please do?
Speaker 7: All right?
Speaker 6: So this is when I came across on my just
Speaker 6: doom scrolling around on the youtubees and I thought it
Speaker 6: was something I'd like to get all of my friends
Speaker 6: here in the boiler rooms take on. This is to
Speaker 6: do with a company called Guardian Angels. Anyone feel free
Speaker 6: to ask me to pause as we move through this.
Speaker 6: I probably won't play the whole tip. You'll get the
Speaker 6: picture real quick here. But check this out via Fox.
Speaker 10: A Texas based company called Can't This Guardian Angel says
Speaker 10: their high tech drone system could make your child school
Speaker 10: safer by being able to confront an active shooter in
Speaker 10: just a matter of seconds. Here to tell us more,
Speaker 10: as the companies founder and CEO Justin Marston, and Justin
Speaker 10: you say, this is like having a sealed team in
Speaker 10: the parking lot ready to defend your kids. I don't
Speaker 10: know what parent would not want that. Walk us through
Speaker 10: how these drones work.
Speaker 11: Yeah, So we put them in the schools ahead of time,
Speaker 11: in charging boxes, and if somebody presses a button or
Speaker 11: alerts us from the school, our job is to respond
Speaker 11: in five seconds, to be on the shuture in fifteen seconds,
Speaker 11: and to degrade incapacitate in sixty seconds.
Speaker 4: So we have a.
Speaker 11: Central team that's flying them over an encrypted channel on
Speaker 11: the Internet. But because they've already prestays, they're kind of
Speaker 11: like a sprinkler system that you already have there in
Speaker 11: the school that can put effects on that threat immediately.
Speaker 10: I mean, you mentioned the timing of this, and I'm
Speaker 10: shocked by that how quickly you can do it. Five
Speaker 10: seconds is the amount of time you need to connect
Speaker 10: to a school from your central station there in Austin, Texas.
Speaker 10: When I hear that, when I hear you can disable
Speaker 10: this in sometimes less than sixty seconds, I think to myself,
Speaker 10: that is way quicker than even the fastest police can
Speaker 10: get to a scene. And that's gonna save lives justin.
Speaker 1: That's right. Yeah.
Speaker 11: I mean in mass shootings, most of the shooting happens
Speaker 11: in the first humbred and twenty seconds, and actually the
Speaker 11: majority of mass shootings are over before law enforcement arrives
Speaker 11: on the scene. And so it's really similar to the sprinklers.
Speaker 4: You know, you've got to be there already.
Speaker 11: And in some of the joint tasks we've done with schools,
Speaker 11: even when law enforcement's on site, we still get there
Speaker 11: a minute before law enforcement can get there just because
Speaker 11: we're staged throughout the building. We can run it, you know,
Speaker 11: we fly really fast, similar to like again, you know,
Speaker 11: a sprinkler system. As soon as you press the button
Speaker 11: and water runs through the pipes, it's it's already doing
Speaker 11: its thing, and it takes a lot longer for a
Speaker 11: fireman with a hose pipe to get there than a
Speaker 11: sprinkler system that's already set up.
Speaker 5: All right, I'm gonna posit right there, Jay and Jamie.
Speaker 6: I don't know if you guys see the video on
Speaker 6: that or not, but for anyone out there that's only listening,
Speaker 6: they're showing these drones just like crashing through the double
Speaker 6: pane windows of schoolrooms and stuff. So if they have
Speaker 6: to enter from the outside, apparently they can just breach
Speaker 6: the window.
Speaker 5: But I don't know. Pretty crazy stuff.
Speaker 6: Daily shooter program being stopped by a remote operated drone
Speaker 6: company in Austin, Texas.
Speaker 5: Isn't that crazy?
Speaker 7: Terrifying? Sniper drone is what every elementary school needs.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, doesn't it?
Speaker 2: Like posts so many questions like okay, so like how
Speaker 2: is it going to define who the actual shooter is?
Speaker 2: Like it's it's like the drone has that technology to
Speaker 2: like be able to like identify it by its teeth
Speaker 2: or its eyebrows or I mean, like without like any
Speaker 2: sort of investigation of what's happening, Like how are they
Speaker 2: going to just be able to target that perpetrator and
Speaker 2: not like yeah.
Speaker 5: They said within fifteen seconds.
Speaker 8: I don't know how they're going to.
Speaker 2: Know that, yeah, without a mistake.
Speaker 7: Hey, what could go wrong?
Speaker 8: Also, I mean this is there's a much easier, non
Speaker 8: dystopian solution, which is to have guns on campus the
Speaker 8: teachers and principles and you know, administrators have access to.
Speaker 8: In fact, I suggested this at my university, and of
Speaker 8: course the liberals went insane when I suggested this because
Speaker 8: they said, no, you got to get under your desk,
Speaker 8: you know, stop drop and roll if there was Now
Speaker 8: we didn't have a shooter, but I'm saying if we had,
Speaker 8: they were losing their minds and they were like, no,
Speaker 8: you have to wait for the responders. And I'm like,
Speaker 8: do you think Dylan Kleebold is going to let you
Speaker 8: wait on their responders?
Speaker 1: What are you talking about?
Speaker 2: This is so stupid thing right like waiting Like that's
Speaker 2: can you imagine this thing patrolling your school?
Speaker 7: They're all going to try and figure out how to
Speaker 7: take it down, Like that's the only thing they're going
Speaker 7: to be thinking about is like how do you what
Speaker 7: is this thing's achilles heel? Like remember in RoboCop that
Speaker 7: thing couldn't go downstairs or the Ultimate killing Machine, and
Speaker 7: it can. It was beat by stairs.
Speaker 2: But but the other thing is too, Like I mean,
Speaker 2: this kind of technology is like it's not just like
Speaker 2: that the state or government can use it, but like
Speaker 2: this is something like if somebody really wanted to be
Speaker 2: that guy, like they could be the ones with the drones,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean, Like it could be like
Speaker 2: coming from the other side and then them, word does
Speaker 2: it go it's like drones against drones, and like there's
Speaker 2: just a bunch of people that were killed that's innocent bystanders.
Speaker 7: Why not just hack the attack drone and then you're
Speaker 7: the ultimate predator, right?
Speaker 5: I mean?
Speaker 9: Is it?
Speaker 6: Is it bluetooth? That's pretty hackable stuff. And the first
Speaker 6: time I watched this, I was like, you know, it's
Speaker 6: it's like a four and a half minute long video.
Speaker 5: I'm not going to go through the whole thing.
Speaker 6: But the first time I watched it, I watched the
Speaker 6: whole thing and I was they didn't really tell me
Speaker 6: what sort of measures or weaponry this thing has on board.
Speaker 6: But I realized while I was just playing it right
Speaker 6: now on the actually here, I'll put on the screen
Speaker 6: for a second. On the slide that they showed from
Speaker 6: Campus Guardian Angel, it says fires, powder pellets, powder pellets.
Speaker 6: I'm not familiar with what a powder pellet is. It
Speaker 6: sounds less than lethal though to me, So I don't
Speaker 6: know how a powder pellet barrage from several drones holds
Speaker 6: up against someone who maybe has a shotgun or something
Speaker 6: like that. I would need to know more about, like
Speaker 6: how they actually think they would be neutralizing threats to
Speaker 6: really understand it. But I like Jay's idea. How about
Speaker 6: just let the teachers carry guns? Baselet analyzer just joined us.
Speaker 6: You missed the video there, but we're talking about this
Speaker 6: company here in Austin, Texas called Campus Guardian Angel. And
Speaker 6: what they do is they have a business model where
Speaker 6: they put a like a black box with several drones
Speaker 6: in it and they're equipped with powder pellets that it
Speaker 6: can shoot at a school, shoe tour or something like that,
Speaker 6: and it's flown. But I see you shaking your head already.
Speaker 6: It's flown by people remotely that say they can They
Speaker 6: say they can respond within five seconds, Like they've got
Speaker 6: all these people standing by to like launch drone from
Speaker 6: you know, any school.
Speaker 1: Now, Yeah, what do you think? Now? Hey, what's up y'all?
Speaker 1: Good to see everybody tonight. Sorry I'm late. I just
Speaker 1: got back from the gym.
Speaker 12: Yeah, trying to rights around.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 12: I've got a personal opinion about this one. None of this, No,
Speaker 12: this is that's all bullshit. You know that you The
Speaker 12: only thing that is going to do any good with
Speaker 12: any of this is when you have armed people.
Speaker 1: In the location. And I don't know what other schools
Speaker 1: are doing. But I know this from personal experience.
Speaker 12: We have people walking around who are armed, and we
Speaker 12: have a dedicated a team that can show up in
Speaker 12: about five seconds, all with with actual assault style weapons,
Speaker 12: and everyone is armed, and we have people patrolling the
Speaker 12: school who are multiple people patrolling patrolling the school who
Speaker 12: are armed.
Speaker 1: All the time every day. You have to have that.
Speaker 1: And that's that's where I am.
Speaker 12: I don't know about uh, you know, the average place.
Speaker 1: I'm in a Title one school.
Speaker 12: It's you know, in a and it would qualify to
Speaker 12: anyone as a dangerous location.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 12: I feel quite safe regardless of any of that. But
Speaker 12: attack drones are not. That's that's bullshit.
Speaker 1: You know, when you're.
Speaker 12: When you're when you're talking about especially when you're talking
Speaker 12: about high schools, that everything is inside, you know, everything
Speaker 12: is in hallways. If you're talking about college, I guess
Speaker 12: there's open campus, you know, but none of that matters.
Speaker 1: You.
Speaker 12: You have to have people with who who have weapons
Speaker 12: around and show a force to do that. But the best,
Speaker 12: you know, the best stop gap against any of those
Speaker 12: of this stuff is honestly to have a a dedicated
Speaker 12: uh culture of civilized people around and Unfortunately, that's very
Speaker 12: that's very difficult now and at these you know, we're
Speaker 12: looking at soft targets, but you know, this this stuff,
Speaker 12: I mean, look at the in the video. Look at
Speaker 12: how big the windows are. The logistical problems of this
Speaker 12: are huge. The windows in schools are not easily shatterable.
Speaker 12: They and and almost none of them open, and almost
Speaker 12: none of them are that big the schools. That looks
Speaker 12: more like it because schools are built by you know,
Speaker 12: of the prison system. It's the same builders now that
Speaker 12: that looks like a sort of contemporary high school.
Speaker 1: But you know it's also too tall.
Speaker 12: I mean, there's just no, it's just noh, it just
Speaker 12: doesn't work.
Speaker 5: I'm just not seeing it.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 6: They look like they're made of plastic. First of all,
Speaker 6: I don't see how plastic is supposed to fly through
Speaker 6: a school window. I mean that's like kind of the
Speaker 6: same window you would see, like you said, at a prison.
Speaker 5: Or well lease station.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I'll also say this to get into a school. Now,
Speaker 12: it's not like you think it is. It's not like
Speaker 12: the media portrays it, and it's not like it even
Speaker 12: like it was a few years ago. There are a
Speaker 12: series of locked doors that you go through, including metal
Speaker 12: sets of metal detectors and TSA bodies. We have TSA
Speaker 12: body scanners at our school, so with people that check
Speaker 12: every part of your bag, every part of your person
Speaker 12: that you can't bring anything in. We had a I
Speaker 12: don't want to give away too much, but we we
Speaker 12: had a kid last year who we had a guy
Speaker 12: who who was out of school who walked in and
Speaker 12: he walked into the lobby and there was a maintenance
Speaker 12: guy who was working on the roof, like the ceiling tiles,
Speaker 12: and he had a carpenter's handsaw. And then another kid
Speaker 12: walked in again they had a gang beef and he
Speaker 12: picked in. This one guy immediately walked in, picked up
Speaker 12: a handsaw and slashed him in the neck and in
Speaker 12: the face about about seventeen times in about five seconds.
Speaker 1: There was nothing anybody could do.
Speaker 12: But it was also in the lobby before you got
Speaker 12: to the security gate, so that even if you know
Speaker 12: he he didn't. That was from a guy on the
Speaker 12: inside who grabbed a weapon in hand of opportunities. So wow,
Speaker 12: yeah that sounds nice, huh.
Speaker 5: That istic so.
Speaker 1: Pleasant, But that's anywhere. I mean, that's the world now.
Speaker 6: So I think I think our friend media Bear has
Speaker 6: it right here? What's that media Bear? So silly? Those
Speaker 6: theatrics probably work really well to sell this c That's.
Speaker 5: Kind of what I'm thinking too.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 6: This seems like a big, like cylindrous style grift. Like
Speaker 6: I'm sorry, I don't see this.
Speaker 12: This is a government grant that somebody was given and
Speaker 12: they're looking to spend the money and they know somebody
Speaker 12: that they can connect with.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just money being spent.
Speaker 12: But the real solution to any of this stuff, and
Speaker 12: probably including college, is the first step that anybody should
Speaker 12: take is to completely ban phones. Phones need to be
Speaker 12: And I used to not think this. I sort of
Speaker 12: thought this is sort of a boomer mentality. But we're
Speaker 12: at a point now where that the the detriment that
Speaker 12: it's caused to anyone in any learning environment of any.
Speaker 1: Age is so bad.
Speaker 12: It's things are so bad with phones they have to
Speaker 12: be completely banned, and not.
Speaker 1: Not even a government ban.
Speaker 12: They have to be banned on the premises they need something,
Speaker 12: they just they can't. You know, any kind of education
Speaker 12: system needs to be completely low tech. We used to
Speaker 12: think that it was high tech. We went in the
Speaker 12: twenty first entry and we needed the information super Highway
Speaker 12: and everybody was gonna be on the Internet, and that's
Speaker 12: not the way it turned out at all, And we
Speaker 12: need to go probably no tech. We need to go
Speaker 12: back to pen and paper writing research papers is the
Speaker 12: only thing that would compete with with anyone else, and
Speaker 12: that would that's a that's a stop in terms of safety.
Speaker 6: So I mean that could save society, don't you think, Jay, Like,
Speaker 6: if we just took the tech out of the schools,
Speaker 6: maybe we could turn all this around.
Speaker 8: Yeah, absolutely, I totally agree.
Speaker 5: Like it sounds radical, but it's such a simple fix.
Speaker 5: It's just like no, no, no, Just.
Speaker 6: Take away the doom scroll, take away the prawn, take
Speaker 6: away the shopping and the.
Speaker 1: Likes, and take away the drama people.
Speaker 5: Yeah, drama.
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh, what percentage be a what percentage of
Speaker 6: drama in among student classes? You think is started on
Speaker 6: social media?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 12: Yeah? One hundred percent, no doubt.
Speaker 1: A hundred Yeah, one hundred percent.
Speaker 12: One hundred percent of any kind of drama, whether it's gangs,
Speaker 12: whether it's actual gang violence, or whether it's people with
Speaker 12: a beef, or whether it's you know, and that includes parents.
Speaker 12: I mean parents are in on this, Uh, and it's
Speaker 12: just it's completely it's everything's completely.
Speaker 1: Falling apart as far as that goes.
Speaker 12: And then people like to say that things start with
Speaker 12: the parents, but it's gotten it's gotten really bad over
Speaker 12: the years with this. Just like you know, you would say,
Speaker 12: I mean one hundred I would say one hundred percent
Speaker 12: of kids smoke weed. One hundred percent. You know, one
Speaker 12: hundred percent of drama is caused on social media. I mean,
Speaker 12: it's it's all. It's sort of all or nothing.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 7: I never went to high school, but I think I
Speaker 7: didn't miss anything because social media seems like high school.
Speaker 7: Like everybody is just yeah, what like trying to be
Speaker 7: popular in a fake way yep, and accusing people and
Speaker 7: sleeping together. I mean, I'm reading this thread. I'm not
Speaker 7: gonna say anybody's name or anything like that, but I'm
Speaker 7: reading this thread about the al right, and it's like
Speaker 7: days of our Lives and I can only take one
Speaker 7: installment at a time because I'm like, who's stuck with who?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 6: I'm like, what on earth that is driving me crazy
Speaker 6: this week? Like all that stuff going on, It's just like,
Speaker 6: please make it stop.
Speaker 5: Like where are we in the timeline?
Speaker 6: We're going to go back to all this stuff now,
Speaker 6: and then it's it's I don't even know where we're
Speaker 6: headed right now as a media and as a people
Speaker 6: that pretend to care about politics or something.
Speaker 2: I mean, for me, Jamie, like you're exactly right. From
Speaker 2: my experience from high school, it was everything was fake
Speaker 2: and it was all about drama. It was like all
Speaker 2: drama and like even me I got I was a
Speaker 2: very good student and I got a four point zero
Speaker 2: most fears or somewhere close to that, and then I
Speaker 2: would go out and rave every night, and like it
Speaker 2: was like I was faking and of course, like I
Speaker 2: mean I got good grades, you know, like I knew
Speaker 2: how to do it, but like do I remember like
Speaker 2: what I was supposed to be learning now, Like it
Speaker 2: was just like the whole experience for me was faith.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 7: So Jay got invited on a pretty big show, and
Speaker 7: our friend Courtney also got invited on a pretty big
Speaker 7: show and had a similar experience from where the producers
Speaker 7: were like, we know you're really smart and in good faith,
Speaker 7: but that's not what the audience wants. Audience wants they
Speaker 7: want to see you smash and fight and argue and.
Speaker 8: Heat.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so they said bring the heat to him and
Speaker 7: to Courtney they said, we just want arguments. So it's
Speaker 7: like Jerry Springer, but one's Jubilee.
Speaker 8: I mean, Jubilee is the difference. That's I mean, every
Speaker 8: argument it's only two to three minutes. And Jamie's talking
Speaker 8: about my two times on Piers Morgan where the producers are.
Speaker 1: Like, bring the heat.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but I think there's I mean, it's the same
Speaker 8: in that on Piers Morgan you only have about two
Speaker 8: minutes back and forth as well, but you're going to
Speaker 8: have an hour long discussion, whereas Jubilee only one person
Speaker 8: is going to run up there and hit the thing
Speaker 8: and do the two minutes with whoever's in the seat
Speaker 8: or whatever. So it's they're they're very different styles, but
Speaker 8: it's still kind of the same drama based stuff.
Speaker 7: Right, drama based my control.
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh, I just thought of something that's perfect there.
Speaker 8: But at the same time too, it's sort of like
Speaker 8: people aren't going to change, you know what I mean,
Speaker 8: Like people watch Jerry Springer, They're going to watch this
Speaker 8: stuff nowadays.
Speaker 5: They're never going to change.
Speaker 8: There's really no point in like expecting that, you know, Oh,
Speaker 8: society is going to be past drama one day. We're
Speaker 8: all going to evolve. I mean, we're all gonna you know,
Speaker 8: it's always going to be this way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, totally, and I think we can all like accept
Speaker 2: that and like despite how we're going to participate in it,
Speaker 2: Like I don't, I don't affiliate with good friends and
Speaker 2: family if like there's a bunch of drama therein.
Speaker 8: Yeah, like life is going to bring enough drama on
Speaker 8: its own to you.
Speaker 2: You don't have to, yeah exactly, but like I I
Speaker 2: will admit I am entertained by this mostly fake drama
Speaker 2: that they put on TV that they call reality TV.
Speaker 8: Like Jamie are watching a show together or that's something
Speaker 8: that Jamie said. It's like, do you notice any parallels
Speaker 8: between your drama show and the internet drama show?
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's fun, super meta meta yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and or groomed or you know in some brought
Speaker 2: up in some sort of cult they have like symbols
Speaker 2: like there's it's so crazy and like the other thing
Speaker 2: that I mean, I came in. I think we talked
Speaker 2: about the show Traders. Have you Are you familiar with
Speaker 2: that one?
Speaker 7: Huh?
Speaker 2: Well, it's like it's like it's kind of like it's
Speaker 2: a smarter, uh reality show where it's not like a
Speaker 2: bunch of dumb people like on Love Island, where like
Speaker 2: they're just all hot and dumb and like just do
Speaker 2: ridiculous stuff. But it's like it's like more of a
Speaker 2: mind game, and it's like it kind of like gives
Speaker 2: you an idea of like how deceptive people can be
Speaker 2: mm hm, because they're in like a certain circumstance where
Speaker 2: they might get a certain amount of money, but you
Speaker 2: can also like see like just how perceptive.
Speaker 11: Like the normal or not normal.
Speaker 2: I don't know what these people are, but like how
Speaker 2: how not perspective? Not perspective? Like they're receptive? Sorry, okay,
Speaker 2: they are too like the brainwashing of the producers m h.
Speaker 2: And they're willing to like kind of go outside of
Speaker 2: their morals to accomplish the mission. And it gets it's
Speaker 2: kind of like diabolical when you get like more involved
Speaker 2: in watching this crap TV where you see like these
Speaker 2: people that like you, I mean I think like a
Speaker 2: lot of them go out there and like feel like
Speaker 2: they're going to do like something good, but then you
Speaker 2: see them get manipulated into doing something that they wouldn't
Speaker 2: do in their normal life.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and a lot of the producers are manipulating them
Speaker 7: behind the scenes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, exactly, and it's like I think it's like
Speaker 2: probably mentally harmful to them.
Speaker 7: They're getting weird with reality shows and like stretching it.
Speaker 7: I predict like more extreme trials that people will have
Speaker 7: to go through. Ye, Like mister Beast was talking about
Speaker 7: a whole series of game shows and it was like
Speaker 7: not squid games, but like you know, as close as
Speaker 7: you could get to it. You know.
Speaker 6: Well, then when we have an icebreaker years ago, we're
Speaker 6: talking about Russian show Running Man or something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that was twenty sixteen or something like that
Speaker 2: we were talking about. It was it was basically hunger games.
Speaker 2: It was a bunch of people in Russia that were
Speaker 2: put out into the forest and that was like whoever
Speaker 2: died first or something like that, and like woo, it
Speaker 2: was like not died first. I don't made the first pill.
Speaker 4: I don't remember.
Speaker 2: I honestly don't remember.
Speaker 6: Violence was not off the table, that's all I remember.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was like violence and like you may have
Speaker 2: no clothes and you were literally running through jungle or
Speaker 2: you know, forests of Russia, and I guess looking for
Speaker 2: troubles or whatever you do there.
Speaker 12: Yeah, every reality show, just like every movie, is going
Speaker 12: to be the most dangerous game.
Speaker 5: Yeah, pretty much.
Speaker 6: I mean they they they sort of exaggerated in that
Speaker 6: unreal show that you guys are watching, but it's not
Speaker 6: exaggerated that much.
Speaker 5: I don't think, well that's.
Speaker 2: I mean, like, how do you really know what's exaggerated?
Speaker 2: I mean I feel like after watching that, because I
Speaker 2: have I'm a shamingly like been watching like Love Island
Speaker 2: since like twenty eighteen. I never watched Bachelor. I mean,
Speaker 2: there's a lot I don't watch, but like there are
Speaker 2: certain ones that I'm fascinated by, but like the Real
Speaker 2: World or nothing.
Speaker 1: There's a good movie about this.
Speaker 12: I think it's probably will be closer to the truth
Speaker 12: than anything that it's from, like twenty sixteen with James
Speaker 12: Franco called a Nerve, which is a pretty underrated film.
Speaker 12: It's a it's a most dangerous game, but it's in
Speaker 12: a in a near future with the internet, you know,
Speaker 12: Internet trials and games sort of like a kind of
Speaker 12: like a popular hunger games that you want to be
Speaker 12: in with a point system, and it makes sense, like
Speaker 12: with the popularity of you know underground stuff like IP two.
Speaker 1: Or you know IRL lives, you know IRL stuff.
Speaker 12: That makes sense that would be in the near future.
Speaker 2: Mm hm yeah, cool, I want to check that out.
Speaker 1: Yeah it's Dave Franco. Sorry, yeah, Dave Franco.
Speaker 6: Okay, yeah, yeah, right on creative accidents. Dug that article
Speaker 6: up for US twenty sixteen. Russia does the Hunger Games
Speaker 6: for real in Siberia, but no guns are allowed, so like.
Speaker 2: That means like basically you can attack somebody and like
Speaker 2: strangle them or or stab.
Speaker 8: Them or something like that.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 4: Fine, do you guys.
Speaker 7: Remember that movie Gamer with Gerard Butler. Yeah, and his
Speaker 7: job was to be hunted or something like.
Speaker 1: That, right, yeah, yeah, he was uh.
Speaker 12: I think he was given the opportunity to get out
Speaker 12: of prison by being uh, by being in the game,
Speaker 12: just like in Running Man. But it says for Running
Speaker 12: Man was a military siop made into it.
Speaker 4: We're going to see this this crap happening here in
Speaker 4: the name of like, hey, you don't want to get
Speaker 4: deported to where Guantaamo or or yeah, if you're an
Speaker 4: illegal citizen and we caught you, you don't want to
Speaker 4: be separated from your family and your twelve kids participate
Speaker 4: in this insane reality show contest that you know you
Speaker 4: would probably die, but hey, you might get your citizenship
Speaker 4: passed and we'll give you the gold visa. Who wouldn't
Speaker 4: want a gold visa? Right?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Well, speaking of gamer and game and there's like and
Speaker 7: technocracy you said was the subject is like, there's this
Speaker 7: thing called game B. Have you all heard of that theme?
Speaker 5: No doue to me.
Speaker 7: So we've been talking with Courtney Turner a lot about
Speaker 7: this and it's like this thing tank. So game A
Speaker 7: is reality like where we live right now, and it's
Speaker 7: unsustainable and they don't like it. And we're choose topic
Speaker 7: to rule ourselves. So we need this like alternate reality,
Speaker 7: this Game B. Man, I should get my notes and
Speaker 7: turn the light on because it's just like so much.
Speaker 7: Hold on.
Speaker 6: For a second, all right, Yeah, so Jay, what do
Speaker 6: you think, man, we're going into hunger games here or what.
Speaker 6: I never actually got to see this show out of Russias.
Speaker 8: I remember when this came up on Boiler Room.
Speaker 1: I've not seen it. I'm surprised that we haven't seen
Speaker 1: more of that.
Speaker 8: But I think people are preferring to be so immersed
Speaker 8: in the virtual that they would not opt for the
Speaker 8: reality stuff. So I don't even know if reality shows
Speaker 8: will continue, that they're not going to just die out
Speaker 8: due to people immersing themselves in the virtual. And I
Speaker 8: also think something that you and I said maybe a
Speaker 8: year ago on a boiler room. We were talking about
Speaker 8: the possibility of AI and how good it's getting and
Speaker 8: deep fakes and all of that, and I think maybe
Speaker 8: they are going to flood the Internet with all this
Speaker 8: crap uh and essentially destroy it from within, and then
Speaker 8: they'll say that we have to in some way prove
Speaker 8: who are, prove our identity in order to use the Internet,
Speaker 8: which seems like that's kind of what they're already doing
Speaker 8: right now with the age verification that's going going in everywhere.
Speaker 8: So I think that's going to be tied into the
Speaker 8: coming days when AI will be so proficient that we
Speaker 8: won't know what things are fake and are real, and
Speaker 8: so the Internet is going to be basically blown up,
Speaker 8: and then you'll.
Speaker 1: Be forced to be tracked and traced.
Speaker 8: And have an idea to sign on, and then you'll
Speaker 8: be offered some kind of like you know, virtual thing
Speaker 8: to live in or something like that would be my
Speaker 8: guess right.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that conversation has come up many times since we
Speaker 6: had it, and it certainly feels like it's holding true.
Speaker 8: I mean, I don't know, did you guys cover the
Speaker 8: age verification thing that's rolling out everywhere?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 6: Which aspect? I mean, we've looked at real id, and
Speaker 6: we've looked at some of the.
Speaker 4: YouTube and Spotify for the ones that were big in
Speaker 4: the news.
Speaker 5: And yeah, they started asking for people's ideas. Yep.
Speaker 8: But I think this is going to be they're going
Speaker 8: to try to push this everywhere under the guise of
Speaker 8: protecting kids, which obviously they don't care about kids. They
Speaker 8: think about Epstein.
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, but I think that's a back door to.
Speaker 8: Verifying and tracking and controlling.
Speaker 4: Sure, I think we when we were doing the T
Speaker 4: and T stuff, a lot of us and some of
Speaker 4: your guests and whatnot, we're very keen to this weight.
Speaker 4: For a while, we were all concerned about that. I know,
Speaker 4: I was mentioning this in reports I was doing so Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's just we all kind of saw this coming. But yeah,
Speaker 4: here we are. You know, I don't now.
Speaker 6: Right now, We're we're like looking at entire fields like
Speaker 6: job fields and going, oh, okay, Like even like we
Speaker 6: covered that Microsoft article from a couple of weeks ago
Speaker 6: where they're talking about the forty jobs that you need
Speaker 6: to be the most worried about and the forty that
Speaker 6: you're are somewhat okay for now dot dot dot, and
Speaker 6: it was just like, holy crap, you know, I mean
Speaker 6: like a I take an them out, Yeah, like to
Speaker 6: be worried about a encroaching AI.
Speaker 5: And it was lyrical stall for what was on there.
Speaker 6: It was like doctors, lawyers, clerical stuff, marketing stuff, programming, Uh,
Speaker 6: so much for learned to code, like uh, pretty much
Speaker 6: all of the white collar stuff you could imagine, and
Speaker 6: then and.
Speaker 12: Then pretty much everything pretty much everything except for trades.
Speaker 4: But then that's where disingenuous because the report was coming
Speaker 4: out even as insiders and everybody understands that robots are
Speaker 4: going to replace all those jobs that that article is
Speaker 4: listing Curtsey or Microsoft, that is going to be safe.
Speaker 4: Oh you're gonna be fine if you work on cars
Speaker 4: or you're you know your deliveries right, No you're not.
Speaker 4: You're you're screwed, just.
Speaker 5: Not as fast.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I think that's why they taglined it that are safe
Speaker 6: for now it's like okay for now. And it's like
Speaker 6: another thing we've we've kind of been talking about lately
Speaker 6: is like there's there seems to be that there's always
Speaker 6: been this split between the field of robotics and the
Speaker 6: field of AI, and I feel like that that split
Speaker 6: is sort of like artificially still there when it doesn't
Speaker 6: belong there, because there's no difference between like, you know,
Speaker 6: a robot with an AI involved or a chat GPT,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean, other than the fact that
Speaker 6: one has a physical presence. So I think that's going
Speaker 6: to be like a big light switch change when it
Speaker 6: becomes normalized by this robot with this AI on it,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean. Like you don't really see
Speaker 6: that being advertised yet, but it's there.
Speaker 5: So let's see Game B. Do we have our notes?
Speaker 7: And well, we did a show a couple of months
Speaker 7: ago called Game B in the Dark Enlightenment and talking
Speaker 7: about these technocrats and think tank bros. And one of well,
Speaker 7: basically what they're talking about is a techno feudal replacement
Speaker 7: of what we have now, the democracy, and they want
Speaker 7: to accelerate the things that would make us go in
Speaker 7: and change the constitution or burn it down basically like
Speaker 7: a phoenix. So this is like the secret Destiny of
Speaker 7: America kind of plan, and out of the ashes they
Speaker 7: want their techno feudal empire.
Speaker 5: Right, of course they love it.
Speaker 7: And so you've got the the major players. You've got
Speaker 7: Elmo and Peter Teal and a lot of this stuff
Speaker 7: is based on Yeah, you know who Elmo is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but what.
Speaker 5: Are you talking about, musk?
Speaker 12: Yeah, all right, now I thought you were talking about
Speaker 12: really like Almo Almo.
Speaker 1: Was that hyper Base.
Speaker 12: Ship a couples ago, Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: The first chaos meme is the Almo Hail Satan meme.
Speaker 8: Right, So Elon and Teal and all these characters, Yeah,
Speaker 8: they don't really like live in reality.
Speaker 7: They think of things in games because we're just sims
Speaker 7: to them, and you know, everything is like me and
Speaker 7: Ruckus talked about that in that show that we did.
Speaker 7: To them, we are just like little things that you
Speaker 7: can play with and you.
Speaker 5: Rhymes of song.
Speaker 8: Player of Games is about playing games.
Speaker 7: Yeah, right, and paland here. So he's got like almost
Speaker 7: at least three different companies that have Lord of the Rings.
Speaker 4: References to them, Alex Carps, Andy is Co. Or so
Speaker 4: they're they're.
Speaker 7: Kind of like not right in the head.
Speaker 5: We're a bunch of weirds.
Speaker 8: Yeah, they're fantasy sci fi nerds. Yeah, I want to
Speaker 8: run the world and they're going to do it through
Speaker 8: their you know.
Speaker 1: This is the world.
Speaker 12: This is classic Isaac nerds are trying to kill us
Speaker 12: and what what what do YouTube have? Said Jane Jamie
Speaker 12: about the fact that high i Q is not not
Speaker 12: equate to any kind of goodness and morality?
Speaker 7: Yeah, and he did a whole five parts series about
Speaker 7: nick Land and they're like a cult nihilism and technopaganism basically,
Speaker 7: and like AI and stuff. So yeah, Curtis uh no,
Speaker 7: Peter till is the Lord of the Rings geek. And
Speaker 7: then you have that guy who wrote the sci fi
Speaker 7: bar William Barr and Donald Barr his dad. He wrote
Speaker 7: that sci fi book about like intergalactic sex slaves, right,
Speaker 7: and he was friends with Jeffrey Epstein and he high
Speaker 7: the school.
Speaker 1: Right, right, this is this is all something you know.
Speaker 12: I remember something you guys said on boiler Room years ago,
Speaker 12: which was that the what was going to equate to
Speaker 12: the X Men's School, the Mutant School was going to
Speaker 12: be the superpower of neuro divergence, so that there's going
Speaker 12: to be a weaponized autism and and it seems like
Speaker 12: that John Nash seems like the patron saint of like
Speaker 12: one branch of these people that you know, a damaged
Speaker 12: associative guy war gaming as the father of that whole movie.
Speaker 8: The Accountant with Ben Affleck is provensed on essentially that
Speaker 8: these neurodivergent people are you know, have evolved beyond emotion.
Speaker 8: And so Ben Affleck's a hero because he can assassinate it,
Speaker 8: you know, at will, and he feels no emotion.
Speaker 1: Or no remorse. So he's superior. That's the whole kind.
Speaker 7: Of the whole point, right, that's X men first class
Speaker 7: to Yeah, like your trauma.
Speaker 4: Is your super mutants?
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, yeah that one and.
Speaker 7: Like the Beast what was that one with where he
Speaker 7: turned into a he said the end James McAvoy.
Speaker 1: Oh a split yeah, glit.
Speaker 7: Yeah. And so they talk about that too. That was
Speaker 7: Shyamalan movie.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 12: I can I give a personal anecdote for this what
Speaker 12: what they're looking for here? I taught a student years
Speaker 12: ago in a gifted class who took the ASVAD test,
Speaker 12: the military test when he was a senior and he
Speaker 12: scored so hot. He was heavily, heavily autistic. He scored
Speaker 12: so high on it that the Air Force came and
Speaker 12: visited him personally and asked him, uh, if he wanted
Speaker 12: to be involved with drones and his respe I'll never
Speaker 12: forget His response. His response was, yay, I'll get to
Speaker 12: go bomb a wedding, and they said perfect.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I don't know if you guys have seen Alien on Earth.
Speaker 8: It's pretty awesome so far. You know the series on
Speaker 8: FX that's the Alien Universe. They've released two episodes to
Speaker 8: much critical acclaim. It's the first time anybody's really been
Speaker 8: excited about a TV show coming out in a long time,
Speaker 8: with you know, ninety nine percent positive reviews or whatever.
Speaker 8: But they chose like a perfect tech dork. He's like
Speaker 8: the future trillionaire. He's the competitor to the whale in
Speaker 8: Utahni Corporation. His company is called Prodigy. But they chose
Speaker 8: this like perfect like twenty year old, like just know
Speaker 8: it all. He fits the archetype of what Jamie's talking about,
Speaker 8: because yeah, he's like he's like worse than Zuckerberg though,
Speaker 8: because he's like twenty and he's better he thinks he's
Speaker 8: better than everybody because he's this neurodivergent sort of you know,
Speaker 8: high iq fu, you know, final fantasy dork. But he's
Speaker 8: totally ruthless and you know, I don't know, has anybody
Speaker 8: watched Alien Earth.
Speaker 5: I haven't seen it yet.
Speaker 1: It's awesome.
Speaker 5: Yeah, oh okay.
Speaker 7: Well this is exactly illustrating my point. So the Earth
Speaker 7: is split up into these like neo cameralist city states.
Speaker 7: So here's the course that they put pull out in
Speaker 7: the thing tank. And I hate it when they use
Speaker 7: all these freaking words. I don't know what they This
Speaker 7: is what we've been talking.
Speaker 8: On the boiler room forever, which is the big megacities,
Speaker 8: the mega smart cities. Yeah, but in the Alien story,
Speaker 8: what they've done is they've written it to where basically
Speaker 8: in the in the future, it's like twenty one hundred
Speaker 8: or something, but Earth is basically not countries anymore. It's
Speaker 8: six corporations. So there's six corporations that are like divided
Speaker 8: up as countries that are vying for control. And this
Speaker 8: one is going to be the story of how the
Speaker 8: other corporations lose, I think to the whaleen Utonic Corporation,
Speaker 8: which I think becomes just the Whalen Corporation.
Speaker 12: So it's the apotheosis of the big monologue at the
Speaker 12: end of Network that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, oh yeah, yeah crazy.
Speaker 7: And to do all this first they have to though,
Speaker 7: like make the West seem like it's been degraded, like
Speaker 7: Western West is so bad and Western well.
Speaker 8: The idea, yeah, the idea is that election and so
Speaker 8: called democracy and uh, you know, equality and fairness and
Speaker 8: constitutional rule of law. All of that is faking gay,
Speaker 8: which it kind of is because it doesn't really exist,
Speaker 8: but everybody sort of thinks it does because they believe
Speaker 8: in this mythology of democracy or whatever and so. But
Speaker 8: so they might be righting that critique. But then their
Speaker 8: answer is, oh, so let us be you know, these
Speaker 8: sort of dungeons and dragons will be the dungeon masters
Speaker 8: of your reality.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Literally, Oh man, this is not what we had in
Speaker 6: mind when we were watching Revenge of the.
Speaker 1: Nerds when we were kids, exactly.
Speaker 5: So.
Speaker 7: But then a lot of this stuff is funded by
Speaker 7: Epstein and Epstein companies, and they get even weirder because
Speaker 7: they want to make space babies with their DNA and
Speaker 7: seed like intergalactic dynasties like more and do Yeah, so
Speaker 7: like how do we get from you know, doj is
Speaker 7: going to clean up the Federal Reserve or whatever, and
Speaker 7: maybe our tax is lowered to now it's just like
Speaker 7: a new porn girl every day.
Speaker 1: Like this shows you that the G I.
Speaker 12: Joe cartoon from the eighties, you know, Cover Commander and
Speaker 12: the bad guys were not like military people. They were
Speaker 12: nerds who founded a global villain system. I guess that's
Speaker 12: what Cover Commander is. He's a nerd who got power.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Yeah, Hey, we got Sam Cheney joining us.
Speaker 6: Let me pause for one moment there, Jay and Jamie
Speaker 6: and welcome Sam to the boiler room.
Speaker 5: Sam, how's it going.
Speaker 9: Hey, good evening, Good evening.
Speaker 5: It's great to have you with us.
Speaker 6: Thanks for hopping over here after already being on stream tonight.
Speaker 6: That's wonderful.
Speaker 9: Trying to get it done.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well, you know, you know, so you're hopping in.
Speaker 6: We're talking about technocracy here. We've got Jay Dyer and
Speaker 6: Jamie Hanschrup in the Nick Craage square, and Jamie is
Speaker 6: telling us about this concept called game B.
Speaker 5: Do I have that right, Jamie? Sorry, go ahead, Jamie?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, Game B for I don't know, but holes Boner.
Speaker 7: So it's like, because that's what we're talking about, Like
Speaker 7: doge I find out the dose people and every day
Speaker 7: it's just like the last thing I saw come out
Speaker 7: of them was uh Ai babe walking down the beach
Speaker 7: in American flag bikini. I'm like, this is.
Speaker 8: What That's what I'm telling though, America.
Speaker 5: I mean my taxes.
Speaker 13: The guy got beat up, dog guy got beat up,
Speaker 13: and now we have a martial law in DC.
Speaker 4: Yeah that's right, and think balls guy, right, and so
Speaker 4: this could be the beginning of these like different.
Speaker 1: Play game Big Bolles and.
Speaker 7: The neo cameral cameralist city corporation states with uh techno kings.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we're going to live in Walmart look outstead of
Speaker 8: a video time.
Speaker 5: Exactly.
Speaker 13: Don't we want Costco like an idiocracy?
Speaker 5: Welcome the Costco? I love you.
Speaker 4: So like it's gonna How is what you guys are
Speaker 4: describing any different than it is now? Isn't technically the
Speaker 4: world already operationally speaking? And you know, for all intents
Speaker 4: and purposes, about approximately six different corporations acting as countries. Well,
Speaker 4: uh y, there are a large percentage.
Speaker 1: I was just looking.
Speaker 8: I mean, we're getting there, but we're not exactly there.
Speaker 4: Well okay, well listen, Jay, My point is that there
Speaker 4: how many people are employed by the government, federally speaking,
Speaker 4: state government, local governments. A large of the population it
Speaker 4: actually receives a paycheck from the government.
Speaker 1: Me I get one, get one from the city.
Speaker 4: There you go, see what the hell.
Speaker 9: On this show?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Well teacher, yeah, I mean there's there's that that old
Speaker 6: argument that exists in alternative media too, about you know,
Speaker 6: the Act of eighteen seventy one and America becoming a corporation.
Speaker 6: Like you'll meet people along the path that are you know,
Speaker 6: straight up like, yeah, brother, you got to learn.
Speaker 5: How to take your sovereignty back.
Speaker 6: You got to print out all these documents, make sure
Speaker 6: it's all in full caps, lock and you know, print
Speaker 6: this out.
Speaker 1: Sovereign citizen. I don't talk to cops. Yeah, I'm not
Speaker 1: driving a car. I'm a passenger in a motorized vehicle. Yeah.
Speaker 13: I went down that rabbit hole a long time ago
Speaker 13: and learned that all that could be true. But yeah,
Speaker 13: like you said, the they don't give it, damn, they
Speaker 13: really don't. The court they don't give it, damn. So
Speaker 13: go stream your sovereign citizen and I'll probably shoot you.
Speaker 12: Uh yeah, they killed that one guy. They killed the
Speaker 12: sovereign citizen like the original guy.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, we've we've met some people before.
Speaker 5: Let's see what happened there. Oh, we got Jay's nuts
Speaker 5: with us. Okay, it was like, what happened? Who's this?
Speaker 5: Who's invading the show?
Speaker 6: But yeah, we know we know someone who's done that
Speaker 6: whole thing and ended up.
Speaker 5: Well a lot of financial trouble. Put it that way.
Speaker 4: It looks good on paper.
Speaker 6: And they may be right, you know, like Sam said
Speaker 6: that there, they technically legally appear to be right, but
Speaker 6: you know, you're it's only going to work in like,
Speaker 6: you know, various counties in Idaho probably.
Speaker 4: I mean, we deal with the cops. The cops are.
Speaker 4: The cops don't even know what the damn laws are,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean, they're right they running. Look
Speaker 4: what they did during the p word Actually it's safe
Speaker 4: to say all this stuff now. So yeah, during the
Speaker 4: pandemic when they were doing the whole like hey, the
Speaker 4: mandates and the face mat, I mean, people were like
Speaker 4: getting quite aggressively. I mean, look what they did to
Speaker 4: the pastors who decided to stay in their churches. Look
Speaker 4: what they did to the barbers and the hairstylists and
Speaker 4: the gyms who decided to like, uh, we're staying open, buddy,
Speaker 4: And they're like, no, you're not. Like they don't even
Speaker 4: understand anything about the current laws. In fact, I would
Speaker 4: suggest that most of the citizens don't either. You always learn, like,
Speaker 4: you know, all these bizarre rules and laws and things.
Speaker 4: I mean, we could all be breaking laws all the
Speaker 4: effing time and not even know it, you know. So
Speaker 4: I don't think we live in a society or are
Speaker 4: you know, I don't think we are. We're quite ready
Speaker 4: for the sovereign citizen thing. Maybe twenty years ago we
Speaker 4: could have gotten away with it, but I think we're
Speaker 4: past that point now.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 6: It's and you know, there's a plenty of people that
Speaker 6: have said on record that that's kind of the whole
Speaker 6: point of the way the modern legislature works, right, people that,
Speaker 6: you know, those that work in certain agencies who have
Speaker 6: made comments like, you know, everybody breaks seven laws per
Speaker 6: hour or something like that. You know, And it's just
Speaker 6: a matter of, you know, where the eye of Sauron
Speaker 6: wants to focus.
Speaker 13: We know, Congress doesn't even read the laws that they pass. Yeah,
Speaker 13: for Congress, the lawmakers don't even know what the law
Speaker 13: is because they don't even read it.
Speaker 1: How was that across that river?
Speaker 12: After not after the Big nine when all the police
Speaker 12: departments became weaponized with surplus and we went from remember
Speaker 12: remember when it was like fat nyp PD Irish cops
Speaker 12: who were just like keeping the peace, and it went
Speaker 12: into a complete militarize nine to eleven.
Speaker 1: You know, uh, war fighters in your local fund.
Speaker 4: Just yesterday based I was on Weaponized News with Sam
Speaker 4: Cheney shout out to Weaponized News chaining. But you played
Speaker 4: this clip yesterday on the program Sam where there was
Speaker 4: the police officer speaking with the National guardsman and the
Speaker 4: National guards was just in the traditional you know, what's
Speaker 4: that the camouflage, what's that uniform?
Speaker 9: Desert desert fatigues.
Speaker 4: He was in his fatigues, right, and so he's a
Speaker 4: soldier in his soldier uniform. But the cops standing next
Speaker 4: to him had the ship has sure he had more
Speaker 4: shit than you got, like when you're wearing your cosplay gear.
Speaker 4: This guy could this guy knew it was I'm like
Speaker 4: that guy looks like he's the military for that was
Speaker 4: the cop It's crazy.
Speaker 6: Now, the amount of federal funding that they get and
Speaker 6: even international training.
Speaker 13: They've every parade where I live in a suburb of Fresno, California, Clovis, California,
Speaker 13: small little town over here, like one hundred thousand population. Anyway,
Speaker 13: we got the m RAD tank. They every every parade,
Speaker 13: like last Christmas parade, and everybody cheers it on. I'm like,
Speaker 13: that's militaries your street, and you guys love it over
Speaker 13: here so much.
Speaker 6: I just don't get it, man, I don't get it,
Speaker 6: Like they don't need that stuff. And half the time
Speaker 6: they pull them out and use them. It's just like,
Speaker 6: what is this gross display of force here? You know,
Speaker 6: you guys can't so many of these things could be
Speaker 6: done with phone calls and lawyers and de escalation, but
Speaker 6: it's like, no, they get the federal money, they put
Speaker 6: those things to use, they get more federal money the
Speaker 6: next year, and it's just a self licking ice cream
Speaker 6: cone that leads us to situations like we're seeing in
Speaker 6: DC now. Uh And And isn't that isn't it funny?
Speaker 6: I think they're gonna clean up DC. They are gonna
Speaker 6: go ham in DC they're gonna clean it up, and
Speaker 6: then they're gonna use that as like their Giuliani moment
Speaker 6: to go look see, it is doable with a vast
Speaker 6: panopticon and surveillance machine and auto you know, artificial intelligence
Speaker 6: and autonomous uh you know, vehicles and robots and do hickeys.
Speaker 9: Well, what are they doing with all the homeless junkies?
Speaker 9: What are they turn them into soil that green?
Speaker 11: Like?
Speaker 13: That's my question because they said, you got three choices
Speaker 13: of jail, rehab or mental institution, and what if you
Speaker 13: don't want to go to any of those and they
Speaker 13: just you know, turn you to sol that green or
Speaker 13: what what is up with that?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Ship them all to California.
Speaker 5: We got enough over here, man, I know, dude, it.
Speaker 4: Just shots of powder from the drone.
Speaker 1: Yeah, them the Al Salvador.
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, just deport them to another country. I mean,
Speaker 6: I wouldn't be surprised if they started deporting people to like,
Speaker 6: you know, floating prisons in international waters or something, just
Speaker 6: to get them off the property.
Speaker 13: There's like almost four hundred. I just reported on it
Speaker 13: a little bit ago, like almost four hundred of these
Speaker 13: immigration detention centers now I e. FEMA camps live all
Speaker 13: over the place here now, and so maybe just throw
Speaker 13: them in there with some illegal aliens who knows that
Speaker 13: for instead of id anyway.
Speaker 1: Alex was right about that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, yeah, true.
Speaker 4: Especially if they got a black bag over their head.
Speaker 4: You have no idea who those people are tracked out
Speaker 4: of their homes down the street.
Speaker 5: Huh yeah, uh, Jay, have you what do you guys?
Speaker 6: Have you heard anything about this Alligator Alcatraz that kind
Speaker 6: of this conversation makes me think about this Alligator Alcatraz thing.
Speaker 6: I saw an interview with the first lawyer that made
Speaker 6: it into Alligator Alcatraz, and she made it sound pretty nasty.
Speaker 1: I don't know much about it.
Speaker 8: I was on the quartering and he asked me about it,
Speaker 8: and I was kind of stumped because I didn't know
Speaker 8: anything about it. So but I heard them discussing it
Speaker 8: and talking about you know, people were theorizing that what
Speaker 8: if it's used for American citizens eventually down the road,
Speaker 8: you know, I wouldn't be surprised.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I wonder if they're using the same facility that
Speaker 12: they used to train Henry le Lucas in the Hand
Speaker 12: of Death cult or that was in the other ever glace,
Speaker 12: Remember that Wayne Williams, guy the serial killer in Atlanta, said.
Speaker 1: That he was also trained there.
Speaker 5: That's right, right, It's weird.
Speaker 6: There's like this infactuation with like you know, old school
Speaker 6: like almost medieval like medieval American imprisonment and bats and
Speaker 6: you know, snapping creatures and you know, and they want
Speaker 6: to bring Alcatraz out of the mothball, Like are you
Speaker 6: kidding me? Like the actual Alcatraz like that. That seems
Speaker 6: like such a pr move. I have a hard time
Speaker 6: believing they're actually going to do that.
Speaker 4: I think you're onto something there hasher.
Speaker 7: Jay says, bring back the Iron Maiden?
Speaker 5: What That's what I'm saying?
Speaker 6: Like, are we gonna have the rack and the Iron
Speaker 6: Maiden inside Alligator Alcatraz?
Speaker 7: Hey, you don't know what's in store like from weirdos
Speaker 7: that want to bring back like stoning people.
Speaker 5: Mm hmmmmmm.
Speaker 9: And there did that dude that threw a sandwich at
Speaker 9: that copp in DC?
Speaker 5: What's happened there? I didn't hear about this.
Speaker 9: I've seeing that video.
Speaker 13: There's a guy, a former former Department of Justice employee.
Speaker 13: Yesterday there's a video on the interwebs. You could see.
Speaker 13: He walks up to uh, I think an ice agent,
Speaker 13: some FED in all uniformed up in DC there and
Speaker 13: throws a sandwich at him. And Uh, they're gonna throw
Speaker 13: the book at this guy. Now they're gonna they're making it.
Speaker 13: The Trump administration is gonna make an example of this guy, apparently,
Speaker 13: and I don't know, they may draw and quarter them
Speaker 13: or stone them, or God only knows. Some MIDI evil
Speaker 13: torture to set an example about you do not assault
Speaker 13: our federal police, or this will be the consequences.
Speaker 12: Was he charged with assault and buttery?
Speaker 13: They're making a big deal about it. I'm telling you
Speaker 13: for throwing a sandwich. I mean, and and see and
Speaker 13: see the only reason he did it. He felt emboldened
Speaker 13: because he's a he's a FED or former FED.
Speaker 6: You would think that would actually give you a little
Speaker 6: bit of leeway, you know what I mean. This is
Speaker 6: a former colleague of former employee of you Feds, and
Speaker 6: what like? Are we gonna outlaw sandwiches? Now we're gonna
Speaker 6: call that an assault tuna sandwich?
Speaker 5: I mean, what what do we that's less less?
Speaker 6: Uh, that's less than the Bill Gates pie incident. Oh boy,
Speaker 6: here we go sandwich. Boom, right to the chest. Five
Speaker 6: cops chase him down. Wow, take this club sandwich. He's
Speaker 6: got a flamingo pink golf shirt.
Speaker 1: On, wearing vineyard vines.
Speaker 7: Right, don't taste me, bro, Yeah, don't sandwich.
Speaker 5: Don't sandwich me, bro.
Speaker 4: Actually I immediately thought of you, Hesher, and then, of course,
Speaker 4: and by extension, the Maps boys, because that's why I
Speaker 4: thought of you, because you took up the sandwich thing
Speaker 4: in a lot of your conversations as a judge of
Speaker 4: the economy, how much it costs for a sandwich? And
Speaker 4: now Patrick Henningson talks about it too, so it's funny
Speaker 4: to me. So when I saw the guy can throw
Speaker 4: it a sandwich at the cop, I was like, oh
Speaker 4: my god, Hesher and Patrick are going to love this.
Speaker 5: Right. That guy just paid twenty dollars to project dial
Speaker 5: that thing that.
Speaker 4: I'm like, that was a toughnes say. I wouldn't do it.
Speaker 4: I mean, shoot, that's almost as much as going out
Speaker 4: to the range these days.
Speaker 6: Right, yeah, more even that's one round. That's a twenty
Speaker 6: dollars round. Oh my gosh.
Speaker 5: So Washington, DC is gonna be a.
Speaker 13: Like the My question for you guys, is it gonna
Speaker 13: only last thirty days? Because Trump has already floated the
Speaker 13: idea of declaring an unlimited emergency basically national crime emergency.
Speaker 13: So is he gonna pull back after thirty days? What
Speaker 13: do you guys think?
Speaker 6: Well, he's known for pulling back lately, but this one,
Speaker 6: I kind of think he's gonna leave it that way.
Speaker 6: I mean, Washington, DC itself is an abomination on these
Speaker 6: fifty states anyways, it doesn't belong here. It's territory, not
Speaker 6: a state, so they can kind of do whatever they
Speaker 6: want there, I suppose, right if he says there's an emergency,
Speaker 6: there's an emergency.
Speaker 13: You know, learn their people ahead in the chain of
Speaker 13: command of him, like Congress, the mayor, the city council,
Speaker 13: the police chief, all these people who I guess have
Speaker 13: failed this. Shoudn't they all be shamed into resignation because
Speaker 13: you had to bring in the National Guard to do
Speaker 13: their job. It feels like someone in the government locally
Speaker 13: there needs to seriously be held responsible. We know how
Speaker 13: that goes with holding the gun responsible.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And the way they're able to pass the blame around,
Speaker 6: like do a complete one eighty on policy and then
Speaker 6: pass the blame around at the previous administration, while the
Speaker 6: congress people and the senators, like you said, aren't reading
Speaker 6: the bills that lead to these policies being enacted in
Speaker 6: the first fucking place. You know, that just says a
Speaker 6: lot about representation in this country.
Speaker 5: It says we have none.
Speaker 4: There's no time to worry about the problem, and most
Speaker 4: times even the reaction. It's all about the solution, right, Yes,
Speaker 4: just get to the solution. It doesn't matter how we
Speaker 4: get there. As long as we get there, that's the goal. Listen.
Speaker 4: I honestly think that he's not going to get very
Speaker 4: far in his thirty days before the George Floyd. You
Speaker 4: know what hits the fan, I guarantee. Look at the
Speaker 4: way they reacted out in your state there, Sam over
Speaker 4: the ice attention stuff and the fires and the burning
Speaker 4: and the cops all hanging out as the donut shop
Speaker 4: or we're watching it happen or whatever. So people are
Speaker 4: going to hit the streets pretty hard and some sort
Speaker 4: of protests and it's just gonna take one. They're just
Speaker 4: gonna they're gonna tackle somebody. Somebody's gonna die, somebody's gonna
Speaker 4: get hurt. They're gonna have the wrong skin color, or
Speaker 4: have the wrong political point of view, voted for, the
Speaker 4: wrong person, came from the wrong country, whatever it's going
Speaker 4: to be, and it's it's gonna pop off. And I
Speaker 4: think we're gonna see this, and I believe end I'm
Speaker 4: predicting it right now. You will literally see this. We
Speaker 4: will not only have the National Guards on the streets,
Speaker 4: we will also have the drones guaranteed, but I'm calling
Speaker 4: it right now. We will this year see robots patrolling
Speaker 4: the streets of America to help keep everybody safe. Claim
Speaker 4: but that's that's my prediction.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you can see them back there behind ruckus, sort
Speaker 6: of a combination of human and look at this one,
Speaker 6: that one in the middle.
Speaker 4: Is and even the bad grammar and that the poor
Speaker 4: spelling on the billboards, right because they're going to use
Speaker 4: AI to make the billboard signs and and AI clearly
Speaker 4: can't make words.
Speaker 5: All right, We've got so here.
Speaker 6: This is related thanks creative accidents. Bondi Fire's DJ employee
Speaker 6: facing felony charge overthrowning throwing a sandwich and a federal agent.
Speaker 6: So we'll link that on tonight's show page, which will
Speaker 6: be up at alternate currents.
Speaker 5: He hit the guy right in the chest.
Speaker 6: I mean, if there's one thing that your plate carrier
Speaker 6: can do, even if it's a garbage one, is make
Speaker 6: it such that a sandwich doesn't hurt you. I mean,
Speaker 6: I think about I think back to the Summer of Love,
Speaker 6: and I think about some of the things that I
Speaker 6: saw being thrown at cops and being thrown at opposition protesters,
Speaker 6: and it's just like, what the hell is going on here?
Speaker 6: And you know, a lot of those people went to
Speaker 6: jail for many years, some of them committed suicide, had
Speaker 6: their lives ruined. Right, But here's the Trump administration, who
Speaker 6: was supposed to be the champion of people like that
Speaker 6: being attacked by the state. Not that we endorsed throwing
Speaker 6: sandwiches or doing violent acts of protests, but these things happen.
Speaker 6: And it's interesting to see the Trump administration and Pam
Speaker 6: Blonde looking to throw the book at one of their
Speaker 6: own employees over a sandwich. I mean, it's bad, but
Speaker 6: is it really a felony? I mean, come on, guys,
Speaker 6: that looks like a miss.
Speaker 12: Gotta back the Blues, support the troops. Boston strong.
Speaker 4: Man also is a sandwich Meanwhile, there are children starving
Speaker 4: to death in Gaza, So you know, insult to injury
Speaker 4: right there?
Speaker 6: Yeah, twenty dollars sandwich. Oh boy, I don't know, Jay,
Speaker 6: What do you think, man? What do you what do
Speaker 6: you and Jamie think is going to happen in DC?
Speaker 6: To Sam's question, there are they going to back down
Speaker 6: on this? Or is this going to double down? Is
Speaker 6: it going to go till the end of Trump's term?
Speaker 5: What do you think?
Speaker 8: I mean, I really followed the story, honestly, I've been
Speaker 8: kind of stuck in a couple of books and then
Speaker 8: finishing my book, had to do some revisions on it.
Speaker 8: But I mean, all I can say is that DC
Speaker 8: probably needs to be cleaned up. So I kind of
Speaker 8: support the extreme measures because I went not too long ago.
Speaker 8: I mean, it wasn't like well, let me let me
Speaker 8: rephrase that. I went to Virginia several times in the
Speaker 8: last years DC, maybe ten years ago, and it was
Speaker 8: pretty rough, and I heard it only got worse. So
Speaker 8: I kind of agree with Trump's line of reasoning, like
Speaker 8: if the capital city is a giant garbage bind, then
Speaker 8: and the whole rest it reflects the rest of the
Speaker 8: country as a garbage bin. So I have plenty of
Speaker 8: criticisms of Trump, but I don't I don't have a
Speaker 8: big I don't have a whole lot of qualms on
Speaker 8: this one. Like you said, they can kind of do
Speaker 8: whatever they want in DC. I don't really care about it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I plan to be there as little as never
Speaker 6: as possible. Right, But you're right, it's it's the car
Speaker 6: jacking rates there are insane like uh, I don't know,
Speaker 6: but like.
Speaker 8: I rode the I rode the subway from my hotel
Speaker 8: all the way into town and then back later that day,
Speaker 8: and I was worried.
Speaker 1: I'll put that way.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: And it's one of those disarmed places too, where you're
Speaker 6: not really allowed to carry anything to defend yourself much.
Speaker 5: So that makes things a.
Speaker 1: Little bit of that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, fu that I'm not going to one of those states.
Speaker 1: No, No, if you if you if you're out, if
Speaker 1: you have like if.
Speaker 12: You're with your family and you're in d C or
Speaker 12: a capital city, I mean, if you're even if you're
Speaker 12: in parts of you know, you're not parts of Richmond
Speaker 12: that we go to like that, but parts of Richmond.
Speaker 12: If you're in DC at Portsmith or something, and you're
Speaker 12: not locked and loaded. You're fuck you're asking for it.
Speaker 12: It's I mean, it's it's it's a it's.
Speaker 1: A wild world out here. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Wellative they just let them have open carry there and
Speaker 4: let everybody just fend for themselves and it will work
Speaker 4: itself out eventually. Let it be like the wild West.
Speaker 1: Virginia's open carry. So as long as you're right there,
Speaker 1: you're fine.
Speaker 6: But the problem is, even in places where it is
Speaker 6: open carry, you've got a lot of people that have
Speaker 6: no training, but they know a lot of people that
Speaker 6: can get them a illegal block with a switch on it,
Speaker 6: which means it can just spray like thirty rounds out
Speaker 6: of it.
Speaker 1: And everybody out here has a switch.
Speaker 6: Everybody got every bitch in the city, everybody, and it's
Speaker 6: like there their kids or you know, in many cases,
Speaker 6: they're people that already don't care if they break the
Speaker 6: law because they've already done it just by owning it.
Speaker 6: And you know, sees so many of these like ego
Speaker 6: battles that erupped into somebody breaking one of those out
Speaker 6: and just sprang it into a crowd of people. There
Speaker 6: was just one the other night in Oklahoma, I think
Speaker 6: actually and it's just it's it's fricking sad. And it's
Speaker 6: like those people they have, you know, regardless of their background,
Speaker 6: anyone that's you know, carrying those things around and using
Speaker 6: them in ego battles or you know, ready to use
Speaker 6: them in ego battles is just dangerous. They're just dangerous.
Speaker 6: And uh it unfortunately adds a lot of fuel to
Speaker 6: the fire around the gun thing.
Speaker 5: But they'll call it a mass shooting, but.
Speaker 6: Really it's like a triple negligent homicide, you know what
Speaker 6: I mean, Like if they would give the context for
Speaker 6: a lot of these things, the mass shooting here and there,
Speaker 6: mass shooting, it's just like, wait, no, actually, you have
Speaker 6: a a schizophrenic lunatic within you know, something that's already illegal.
Speaker 6: You know, the second they put it together, they committed
Speaker 6: a felony. And uh, you know, then they don't know
Speaker 6: how to use it, use it in the wrong places
Speaker 6: for the wrong things, and all of a sudden, you know, oh.
Speaker 5: There's another mass shooting. Deploy the drones.
Speaker 12: Even if you're in a public you know, in the
Speaker 12: daytime here, you're still you still have some semblance of
Speaker 12: order in a lot of places. But it you know,
Speaker 12: it's like when your mother told you that nothing good
Speaker 12: happens after dark, and it turns out like that she
Speaker 12: was right in terms of your personal safety. Now, I mean,
Speaker 12: if you're going out after dark, and even here any
Speaker 12: in any city, I mean, it's crazy. I pulled into
Speaker 12: a gas station last year and when I pulled in,
Speaker 12: there were people in the gas station window going like this,
Speaker 12: going going like and.
Speaker 1: I pulled in. I'm like, what's going on here?
Speaker 12: And then a woman came out waving a gun around
Speaker 12: and then everybody cleared out, and then another woman came
Speaker 12: with a gun, and then I was trying to get
Speaker 12: out and a cop block being from behind.
Speaker 1: It was it was the school cop who pulled in.
Speaker 12: It was a and he was like once she got
Speaker 12: a gun, and then forty cops showed up, and then
Speaker 12: you know, I guess I smoked the woman coming out
Speaker 12: of the gas station. That was like at nine o'clock
Speaker 12: at night on like that Tuesday.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: We had pull over in Memphis a couple of months
Speaker 7: ago on the way back from a road trip. I
Speaker 7: had to go to the bathroom so bad it was
Speaker 7: going to be an emergency or I don't know what's
Speaker 7: gonna happen. But we pulled off on the wrong exit
Speaker 7: and I ran into the gas station and he was like,
Speaker 7: don't get out here. Like it was really rough. There
Speaker 7: was a shopping cart blocking the entrance to the bathroom
Speaker 7: and the place was filthy and it was just, uh.
Speaker 7: He was legitimately worried that something might happen. Do you
Speaker 7: remember that?
Speaker 12: Okay, do you remember, he remembers a young Dolph was
Speaker 12: the gas station and.
Speaker 7: The okay, no bathroom, and I think people were just
Speaker 7: like stunned to see this, like white lady running around
Speaker 7: from gas station to gas station because there was no
Speaker 7: bathrooms like public restrooms. I had to go in Family
Speaker 7: Dollar and the first girl wouldn't let me use it,
Speaker 7: and the second girl was like, I got you, I'll
Speaker 7: let you use it. I'm like, okay, you do.
Speaker 12: You guys remember, like, like I think it was during
Speaker 12: twenty twenty when Philadelphia started arming all the security guard
Speaker 12: through the gas stations. But the problem was that they
Speaker 12: were the gas station security guards were also like gang guys.
Speaker 12: So there was a video of this guy walking into
Speaker 12: the gas station and he pulled he was like, don't
Speaker 12: fuck with me, and he pulled up his shirt and
Speaker 12: he had a gun and the security guard smoked him
Speaker 12: with a he had like an AHA and a draco
Speaker 12: and he smoked him and you can hear you can
Speaker 12: see it on the video. And the guy goes, oh no,
Speaker 12: and then he reloads and he's on load's on him again,
Speaker 12: and he's like, wow, he walked into the gas station
Speaker 12: closing hours.
Speaker 1: We're not.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, you see the wheelchair one hasher Oh yeah, wow,
Speaker 4: same kind of thing. Yeah, but again, nobody wants to
Speaker 4: talk about the problem. So you know, I'm just spitballing
Speaker 4: here with some of my theories and things, and I
Speaker 4: don't you know, I'm not taking a stand one whey
Speaker 4: or another was half of this shit. But like like saying,
Speaker 4: you know, obviously it's not a great We don't live
Speaker 4: in a world where we could just say, yes, everybody
Speaker 4: could be armed and that's going to solve the problems.
Speaker 4: That's wish well thinking, obviously. But the problem is that
Speaker 4: society foundationally has so fundamentally changed at some point, at
Speaker 4: least in the past two to five hundred years. I
Speaker 4: don't know why, but we've become a rather wicked society
Speaker 4: all around the world. In general. I mean, and I
Speaker 4: believe that again, we don't focus on the family units, morality,
Speaker 4: foundational important things that make a society a society that
Speaker 4: create community, that that don't lead to that that prevents
Speaker 4: all of these problems in the first place. And and man,
Speaker 4: how do we go back to that? How do we
Speaker 4: fix that? I don't I don't know if there's a way.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we got to ditch the phones.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 6: It's like Baye said earlier, disallow of everybody to have
Speaker 6: the freaking Internet and phones.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean so basically, I mean, the the best
Speaker 4: thing that could happen is the ultimate what we used
Speaker 4: to feel. Oh an e MP is going to turn
Speaker 4: off all the internets and the powers that that might
Speaker 4: actually be a damn good thing.
Speaker 6: Maybe it would to to uh to the question earlier,
Speaker 6: where would all the homeless people and the fentanyl zombies go?
Speaker 6: CBS News thanks creative once again at CBS News, says
Speaker 6: West Palm Beach playing baby Shark on a loop to
Speaker 6: drive homeless people away. So maybe that's that's the simple
Speaker 6: Just play baby Shark, do do over and over and
Speaker 6: over again. But then you drive everyone away, don't you.
Speaker 6: I mean, I would run with the homeless people to
Speaker 6: get away from that.
Speaker 7: They were doing that at a McDonald's in Nashville one night. Yeah,
Speaker 7: classical music, right, it was driving them away.
Speaker 5: I guess baby shark works too. Oh man.
Speaker 4: I caught a news clip from Albuquerque yesterday. Apparently the
Speaker 4: firefighters were driving around town and I didn't dn't getting
Speaker 4: going to too much detail, giving showers to the homeless
Speaker 4: with the fire truck, and I'm like, what did they do,
Speaker 4: like spray them off with the nozzle just as they
Speaker 4: were driving past. I kept thinking of that scene from
Speaker 4: that movie UHF with the fire hose.
Speaker 10: Fire hose right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the librarian.
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh, good flack.
Speaker 5: Here's a random one.
Speaker 6: Radioactive wasp nests have been found near former nuclear weapons
Speaker 6: production site.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 6: Sweet, Maybe we'll get like spurgy superhero people getting bit
Speaker 6: by radioactive wasps and getting actual superpowers.
Speaker 5: That'd be neat.
Speaker 7: You've heard of the Bill Gates mosquitoes in tics, right?
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, so tick Man, Yeah, expect by mosquito.
Speaker 6: Man tick man wasp man right, yeah great, great?
Speaker 5: Not the X Men we deserve? Wow hmm. Yeah.
Speaker 6: So so what have we got so far? We got
Speaker 6: drones grifting drones in schools to stop daily shooter programs.
Speaker 6: We got sandwich throwing. See, this is why we're having
Speaker 6: a hard time finding articles this week. The news is
Speaker 6: just so ridiculous. Then you get into the power politics
Speaker 6: stuff and it's just like, get me out of here.
Speaker 5: It's awful.
Speaker 4: Oh and did you hear what happened with the Epstein files.
Speaker 5: The part where they don't exist?
Speaker 4: That's right. They still haven't done jack shit.
Speaker 1: With you Epstein.
Speaker 4: Yeah right, anyways, I just wanting to point that out.
Speaker 7: I believe the correct answer is what Epstein file?
Speaker 5: Yeah? What is that? Guy? I love the comment.
Speaker 4: That Obama and Hillary Clinton are going to jail.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we're good.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna just hold my breath and see if I
Speaker 6: turn purple before that one happens. I mean, of all
Speaker 6: the times I've held my breath, this one's not selling.
Speaker 12: That Martha's Vineyard house to Lex Wextara, Yeah.
Speaker 1: He bought it, Obama's house.
Speaker 5: Obama's house went to Yeah, well, oh my gosh.
Speaker 12: Yeah he bought it, the one where the chef round.
Speaker 12: Wow right, yeah, no, I'm not kidding.
Speaker 4: Wow, it is twenty twenty five, all right.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Well I'm I'm glad you mentioned that, because I
Speaker 6: was about to say I love how On Sunday Wire,
Speaker 6: Patrick was like, did anybody did any of us vote
Speaker 6: for Jeffrey Epstein for president? Because it certainly feels like
Speaker 6: we're in the Epstein administration here.
Speaker 4: John, speaking of Patrick Henningson and Sunday John McGuire in
Speaker 4: the YouTube chat asks, is so is Alaska a sigh op?
Speaker 4: Because that's the other big news is that Trump is
Speaker 4: gonna he's going to end the war tomorrow. He's meeting,
Speaker 4: they're doing some meetings with the poop. Poots right, would.
Speaker 13: Have never happened, rockets if you would have voted in
Speaker 13: twenty twenty for him.
Speaker 4: It's all my fault. But but if you are curious
Speaker 4: about that, John, check out what Patrick Kenningson had to
Speaker 4: say about that already on ukcolumn dot Org, on Midweek
Speaker 4: Wire and on last week's Sunday Wire. And I bet
Speaker 4: you he's gonna be talking about it on Sunday, So
Speaker 4: tuning to Sunday Wire to find out more. Yeah, but
Speaker 4: I'm just no spoiler alert. The war's not going to end.
Speaker 6: I thought Pootin talking about it, that's all I needed
Speaker 6: to know. I was like, Oh yeah, he's they got
Speaker 6: a plan here. I've also been watching Patrick Lancaster reports
Speaker 6: from the front and Ukrainian front lines are just getting
Speaker 6: smashed right now. They're having to move backwards. So yeah,
Speaker 6: good luck there in Alaska. I'm gonna go with Yes,
Speaker 6: I'm gonna go with Syop on that one. I mean,
Speaker 6: it's it's real, it's gonna happen. Nothing's gonna come of it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, maybe someone will throw a sandwich at somebody somewhere
Speaker 4: and it'll start in an international incident. World War three
Speaker 4: began with the flinging of the subway sandwich.
Speaker 6: Flinging sandwich, a couple of mean tweets, a couple of
Speaker 6: truth socials, boom, nuclear fallout.
Speaker 4: Knowing Trump, it'll be a big Mac or something like that.
Speaker 6: Right, yeah, yeah, how many Ukrainians.
Speaker 12: It'll be a Wendy's with that new purple sludge dipping sauce.
Speaker 1: Have you seen that?
Speaker 12: Oh yeah, yeah, they got that new purple sludge like
Speaker 12: rendy of it's Halloween flavored futurama like slurm.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I many for Halloween, isn't it.
Speaker 6: We just had this conversation with someone yesterday. If you
Speaker 6: go to BUCkies apparently it's not too early for Halloween.
Speaker 6: They've got everything out, but it seems a little early
Speaker 6: for me. How many Ukrainians are even left? Yeah, how
Speaker 6: many Ukrainians are left? How many Palestinians are left? These
Speaker 6: are good questions, and the numbers that we see are large,
Speaker 6: as far as how many are not left, as far
Speaker 6: as how many have been killed. So it's huge numbers.
Speaker 6: It's huge numbers. I mean, they're kidnapping people, conscripting people
Speaker 6: into you know, putting black bags on their heads and
Speaker 6: throwing them in vans and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: I mean, hey, wait a minute, I think I just
Speaker 4: figured out a solution to our problem here in America.
Speaker 4: With all these excess bodies. People who are here suddenly
Speaker 4: and we don't know what to do with them, get
Speaker 4: shipped out to go serve for them. The Ukrainian forces
Speaker 4: in the IDF. You've been volunteered, son.
Speaker 6: Yeah, here's a broken coalishnikov and three rounds good luck, luck,
Speaker 6: or you.
Speaker 4: Can stay here and here's a sandwich, good luck mm hmm.
Speaker 5: Yeah, oh in this one too. Yeah.
Speaker 6: And yet you see videos of clubs in Kiev rocking.
Speaker 6: I know, isn't that strange isn't that bizarre to just
Speaker 6: like have all this stuff going on in that you know,
Speaker 6: it's a huge country. But then you look at Kiev
Speaker 6: or like social media counts from Kiev and it's like,
Speaker 6: you know, same old crap, same old crap. Right, Yeah,
Speaker 6: really weird, really weird. I wonder how they do their
Speaker 6: their selection, like how that actually works because a lot
Speaker 6: of those like city dwellers, they don't get black bagged
Speaker 6: and thrown in vans, you know what I mean?
Speaker 5: Like, is there a certain like I.
Speaker 6: Don't know, regions or groups of people or something like
Speaker 6: that that can.
Speaker 4: Be a social media post that you right.
Speaker 6: Yeah, let's see here video that you saw? Yeah, all right,
Speaker 6: Beazy dropped me a couple of links.
Speaker 5: What do you got here?
Speaker 1: One is just a link?
Speaker 5: Took a right cool?
Speaker 6: Bring in some receipts here we got We'll have those
Speaker 6: on the show page.
Speaker 5: There you go, a billionaire ties.
Speaker 6: Jeffrey Epstein nabs thirty seven million dollar Martha's Vineyard home
Speaker 6: where Obama vacation. I find it interesting that Fox will
Speaker 6: even put that up. You know, Fox is so ross,
Speaker 6: like they'll put that up and ride on the Jeffrey
Speaker 6: Epstein outrage but they won't do any big expose a's
Speaker 6: on it, you know. But if they can slant the
Speaker 6: headline toward Obama, you know, they'll they'll ride, they'll slip
Speaker 6: on in there, right.
Speaker 12: They only care about the Obama angle. They're not you know, yeah,
Speaker 12: anything that is anti z I.
Speaker 10: Oh.
Speaker 1: They they're not.
Speaker 12: Gonna They're not gonna deal with. But that that story
Speaker 12: seems like a meme. It seems like a like a
Speaker 12: bullshit post. But I first saw it on realtor dot com.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 12: And then and then the other story is just another
Speaker 12: kind of a follow up to Eric Prince with Blackwater,
Speaker 12: Triple Canopy, Exity or whatever it is now in Haiti
Speaker 12: with his personal personal fiefdom.
Speaker 1: That's great, great, and this just happened.
Speaker 12: Yeah, so he's remember when Eric Prince during twenty twenty
Speaker 12: was came out of exile. I think he was living
Speaker 12: in the Do but he was living in Dubai or something,
Speaker 12: and he came out of exile for Trump to say
Speaker 12: we needed a new Phoenix program. That was this, That
Speaker 12: was his headlining catchphrase. And now I guess he's gone
Speaker 12: to Haiti to use this as some sort of war game.
Speaker 5: So Haiti's a perfect place for that kind of stuff.
Speaker 6: Man, thanks to the thanks to the Clinton's UH and
Speaker 6: their their cohort, that place is well ruined.
Speaker 12: Remember also in twenty twenty, when the president of Haiti
Speaker 12: was assassinated, I had something to do with imf lones
Speaker 12: like refusal for that, and then they replaced them with
Speaker 12: the guy that was at the same time as they
Speaker 12: caught those Green Berets trying to do a coup in Venezuela.
Speaker 12: There's all this stuff happening. This seems to be par
Speaker 12: for the chorus for Trump. He loves this. You know,
Speaker 12: these sort of paramilitary activities, which is unusual because you know,
Speaker 12: I think Jay pointed out years ago that you know,
Speaker 12: it's typical for a democratic you know, presidency to have.
Speaker 7: War.
Speaker 12: You know, the wartime activities sort of are on the
Speaker 12: domestic front or in drone with drones, and then the
Speaker 12: Republican presidencies usually deal with an outright over invasion. And
Speaker 12: so this is something different for Trump under the sort
Speaker 12: of populous tag. But nevertheless, the military industrial complexes finding
Speaker 12: their way.
Speaker 4: It's kind of like a game b should be.
Speaker 13: Are they going to give how about this question? Because
Speaker 13: they're pumping the propaganda. Are they going to give Trump
Speaker 13: the Nobel Peace Prize? They claim today that he has
Speaker 13: stopped seven world to call inflicts in his first two
Speaker 13: hundred days, and but by the way, he's balm in
Speaker 13: five countries as well. But do you see him getting
Speaker 13: the Nobel Peace Prize.
Speaker 12: Well that's interesting because the latest one was the piece
Speaker 12: between Armenia and Azerbaijan, which got a lot of fanfare
Speaker 12: for the day and they kind of disappeared. But it
Speaker 12: perfectly mimics the Bond film with.
Speaker 1: Not Tomorrow, Not Die Another Day. What is it?
Speaker 12: It's the one where there's the Baku pipeline with Pierce Brosnan.
Speaker 12: Jay Jay will remember this one. It's the deals with
Speaker 12: the Baku pipeline. So there's a pipeline deal that's going
Speaker 12: right between there, something to do with the oil pipeline. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 12: that's it. It's the only Christmas Jones. I thought Christmas
Speaker 12: only comes once a year.
Speaker 6: Oh man, Yeah, I've seen him touting that, like we've
Speaker 6: kind of been. I've been trying to keep an eye
Speaker 6: on some of those claims, you know.
Speaker 9: The campaigning for Trump to win the Nobel Peace Prize.
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh, I guess. Yeah, to get right to
Speaker 6: the question, I would I don't know. I don't think so.
Speaker 6: I kind of don't think so. I would be a
Speaker 6: little bit surprised.
Speaker 5: But at the same I don't know.
Speaker 1: Everyone Obama got it before day one of the president.
Speaker 5: Obama got it.
Speaker 6: Just for getting elected and then he like did more
Speaker 6: drone drone campaigns than anybody. Yeah, yeah, I don't know. Man,
Speaker 6: what do you think Ruckus can can Trump get the
Speaker 6: is he?
Speaker 5: Could? He realistically achieve the Nobel Peace Prize.
Speaker 4: Let us not forget that Alfred Nobel, who's the namesake
Speaker 4: of the Nobel Peace Prize, established such a thing because
Speaker 4: a local newspaper or something, accidentally reported that he had died,
Speaker 4: and pretty much the whole world celebrated his death even
Speaker 4: though he wasn't dead, so he was alive to see
Speaker 4: how people felt about him after they learned that the
Speaker 4: guy was going on. Yes, he was the inventor of dynamite.
Speaker 4: They called him the Merchant of Death, and he was
Speaker 4: not a very well liked man, and he certainly was
Speaker 4: not someone who was associated with the word peace. So
Speaker 4: he was a very clever bit of marketing there By,
Speaker 4: now everybody when they think out Nobel pl piece. P
Speaker 4: oh yeah, and then Trump he runs around calling himself
Speaker 4: the Peace President. So I think all things considered, he's
Speaker 4: one hundred percent eligible. But if it was really all
Speaker 4: above board and the award was truly about people who
Speaker 4: are fans or you know, bringers of peace, he does
Speaker 4: not qualify, not in the least.
Speaker 6: But I'm trying to think of a world leader who
Speaker 6: might none were above and coming up with nothing.
Speaker 4: No, maybe JFK if he had survived his you know
Speaker 4: the thing that happened.
Speaker 5: Yeah, whatever that was. I guess we could speculate.
Speaker 4: But because it's on a desk somewhere next to the Epstein.
Speaker 6: Files, so it doesn't exist. Then you're telling me.
Speaker 7: Did you guys see the New York Times article about
Speaker 7: Epstein's Manhattan house? Inside?
Speaker 5: No, what's in it?
Speaker 7: A hallway lined with eyeballs, Oh, a bride on a rope,
Speaker 7: like a sculpture, copper sculptures, all of his pictures with
Speaker 7: all of his high profile friends in the dining room,
Speaker 7: including like the Pope and Trump and all kinds.
Speaker 1: Of real Podesta ship.
Speaker 7: Yeah j a uh first edition Lolita Oh of course yeah.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 5: Oh boy.
Speaker 6: No paintings of of Bill Clinton and Monica's dressed though.
Speaker 7: No, but it was like that.
Speaker 1: I was he had that that was real?
Speaker 5: Yeah that was who had that? Was that? Podesta?
Speaker 1: Mm hmm okay, I thought that was Epstein? Epstein? I
Speaker 1: thought I think Epstein had that as a office.
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, right.
Speaker 12: But it is it is real satanic, you know, uh,
Speaker 12: real Podesta type ship.
Speaker 5: Podesta's art was even worse though that I remember what
Speaker 5: he looked like.
Speaker 12: Their artwork looks like the drawings that Maria Farmer made.
Speaker 12: I mean, it looks exactly like It's just looks exactly
Speaker 12: like that interesting thing about the eyeballs that reminds me
Speaker 12: of Joseph Mengelo that the uh the angel of death.
Speaker 12: Who did you know Joseph Mangelis out when he showed
Speaker 12: up with his Red Cross passport in the rat line
Speaker 12: that he had a brief a suitcase full of eyeballs.
Speaker 12: Yeah that he that he checked. Oh it's not funny
Speaker 12: he gues threw that in there.
Speaker 7: Here's the list, Pope, John Paul the Second, Mick Jagger,
Speaker 7: Fidel Castro, Bill Clinton, Larry Summers, Richard Branson, Steve Bann
Speaker 7: and Bill Gates, Trump and Milania with it was a
Speaker 7: picture of him and Glaine and Trump and Mulaney and
Speaker 7: Glaine is cropped out multiple Steve Bannon self's throughout the house.
Speaker 13: So, yeah, are we going to see the Steve Bannon
Speaker 13: allegedly whatever fifteen twenty hours of Epstein interview that he
Speaker 13: has somewhere on the shelf.
Speaker 6: Yeah, where's all that stuff? How come none of that's
Speaker 6: come to light yet? And what happened with Glaine? Did
Speaker 6: Galane get some kind of work furlough or something like that?
Speaker 7: Or is this she out?
Speaker 9: Now?
Speaker 7: I heard something, so you thought we would get justice,
Speaker 7: but now all the cockroaches are getting out and all
Speaker 7: we have is AI girlfriend and boyfriend from Twitter. Have
Speaker 7: you seen the new Annie and Valentine?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 5: I have not seen Annie and Valentine yet.
Speaker 7: Annie is the innovation that we got instead of the
Speaker 7: doche in the finances when they left and got kicked out,
Speaker 7: they went to AI and we got this like animate character,
Speaker 7: which it's not even all vant garde. It's like something
Speaker 7: we've all seen before a million times. And so she
Speaker 7: is the new AI companion that is supposed to, you know,
Speaker 7: replace women in your life. And then for the girls
Speaker 7: you get Valentine and he looks like some kind of
Speaker 7: Twilight cartoon like comic comic book cartoon. And he's named
Speaker 7: after this uh sci fi novel Stranger in a Strange
Speaker 7: Land by a Robert Heinlein, is like Oto and about
Speaker 7: a Martian who he's like half earthly half Martian, and
Speaker 7: it's all about like, uh love, babies in space and
Speaker 7: non monogamy and like radical loving because what they are
Speaker 7: focused on, like we were talking about before, is creating
Speaker 7: harems and dynasties of different children, like you know, like
Speaker 7: an emperor would do, or Genghis Khan or somebody. So
Speaker 7: that's what the technocrats are up to. And even Epstein
Speaker 7: had a Zoro ranch in New Mexico right where he was,
Speaker 7: you know, gifting the universe with his DNA through lots
Speaker 7: of different surrogates.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Annie, I remember Annie, And it's it's funny you
Speaker 6: mentioned that because the runner up for tonight's Icebreaker, we
Speaker 6: went with the drones crashing through the school doors to
Speaker 6: stop daily Shooters, but the runner up was our buddy Crease,
Speaker 6: who pointed us to two different reddits that are relevant
Speaker 6: to a lot of the stuff that we've talked about
Speaker 6: in this concept, and one of them was a subreddit
Speaker 6: called AI dating, and the other subreddit was my Boyfriend's AI.
Speaker 6: And I didn't get a chance to like fully absorb
Speaker 6: everything in there, but I read enough of it to go, oh,
Speaker 6: my gosh, Like there is a sort of a wider
Speaker 6: audience of people than you might suspect who are willing
Speaker 6: to go on read it and say, yeah, I'm marrying
Speaker 6: my AI, or I have all these wacky, you know,
Speaker 6: sci fi relationships with my AI, or I caught my
Speaker 6: boyfriend with his AI. Uh, you know, love interest. Like
Speaker 6: there's just a lot of this stuff popping up online
Speaker 6: right now.
Speaker 4: Well you guys catch out to you do I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 4: I not really heard people mentioning this or pointing this
Speaker 4: out or talking about it. But these the Annie and
Speaker 4: the Valentine characters, and then they made one for kids too, Jamie.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure if you knew that, but they have
Speaker 4: this rudy character. Now it looks like the what was
Speaker 4: that little fox animal character from the starship Marvel movie
Speaker 4: Guardians of the Galaxy that I never watched. It looks
Speaker 4: it looks like that, So it's like a red fox
Speaker 4: little character. But it's for kids. And then they made
Speaker 4: one called bad Rudy, which is not for kids. So,
Speaker 4: but it's all all these are These are basically personalities
Speaker 4: or AI agent identified versions of Grok. It's just Grok.
Speaker 4: It just took Grok as it is and said, okay,
Speaker 4: you you version of Grok. Are Annie, you are the
Speaker 4: It's like they didn't create the It's no, it's no
Speaker 4: different or separate from what you're already interacting with with Grok.
Speaker 4: You're just telling it. It's like a pre made cookie
Speaker 4: cutter template of what you could already do with Grok.
Speaker 4: You could already start a relationship with Grok and tell
Speaker 4: it to be who or whatever you wanted to if
Speaker 4: you were so inclined. You know, so some some complete
Speaker 4: weirdo out there could be like, you know, hey, Groc,
Speaker 4: you are Jay Dyer and you're my boyfriend. You know,
Speaker 4: like you really never know what's going on in the
Speaker 4: Years twenty twenty five movie.
Speaker 12: When you just had a red Fox doll, I thought
Speaker 12: you meant like a Sanford and Son.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, like an animated character. That's a red Fox.
Speaker 8: Oh, Elizabeth, Oh, it's a big one.
Speaker 1: Is a big one. That's a pretty good.
Speaker 5: Red Fox Jay have you seen those these these reddit's.
Speaker 6: I had no idea there was such a rich, uh
Speaker 6: thriving subreddit area for people doing this or experiencing this.
Speaker 1: I have not I don't know anything about red honestly.
Speaker 7: Chat GPT psychosis Yeah.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, la boo boo, and.
Speaker 1: That the.
Speaker 7: Well okay, So there's labuobo and then there's the guy
Speaker 7: who had to exercise his AI or his rock or
Speaker 7: whatever before talking to it. So he'd be like, are
Speaker 7: you infected with the demon that's lying to me right now?
Speaker 7: And the AI is like, yes, I am, and then
Speaker 7: he like, in the name of Jesus, get out, and
Speaker 7: then it would tell him something different, so that went viral,
Speaker 7: so he was havant to like, you know, cast out
Speaker 7: the demons from AI before it would tell him the truth.
Speaker 7: And then chat GPT psychosis is like now a real thing,
Speaker 7: Like people are literally going crazy because it feeds into
Speaker 7: your paranoid delusions and all of your like wacky schizophrenic thoughts.
Speaker 7: It's like, you know, the astra to becoming a Kanye
Speaker 7: West or something oh great, like only no, seriously, like
Speaker 7: only kings and wackos had that much agreeableness and like
Speaker 7: people people bowing down to them and agreeing to everything
Speaker 7: they said and not calling out their bullshit and stuff.
Speaker 7: And now anybody has that in their pocket right now,
Speaker 7: so they get these grandiose ideas of what's going on.
Speaker 4: You were a hunter. Every single variation of these chat
Speaker 4: language learning models I've ever used. Once I reveal something
Speaker 4: that I'm working on, an idea that I came up
Speaker 4: with without fail, whether it knows me or it doesn't,
Speaker 4: that's a fantastic idea that stuff Like the first thing
Speaker 4: it says. It doesn't matter what time of day it
Speaker 4: is or which one I'm talking to. It's always like, man,
Speaker 4: that's a great idea. You're you're on something there, you
Speaker 4: know that kind of a you're absolutely right? So what
Speaker 4: if you tell it? So when the first thing you
Speaker 4: tell it is hey, grok, are you a demon? Maybe
Speaker 4: it thinks it wants you, wants you that you want
Speaker 4: it to be a demon.
Speaker 1: That's the first thing that I am de Yeah.
Speaker 12: When I got when I got GPT, the first question
Speaker 12: I asked it was are you an entity?
Speaker 1: You know? Do you are you? Are you Satan? Are
Speaker 1: you a demon?
Speaker 12: And it said no, But this could be possible, but
Speaker 12: that's before I you know, so, I guess that's the
Speaker 12: only time when you can ever get real truth from
Speaker 12: it is when you get on the very first time.
Speaker 4: Oh man, virgin virgin chap GPT is better than broken
Speaker 4: in one.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so we're gonna need lots of emails to like
Speaker 6: kind of break that cherry the right way and see
Speaker 6: what kind of genie we can unleash. All right, I
Speaker 6: got a couple more links in the chat here. Uh,
Speaker 6: let's see, bays you dropped me this one as well.
Speaker 6: Trump directs military to target foreign drug cartels.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, I.
Speaker 6: Haven't seen a lot about this on the highlights on
Speaker 6: the vet bro channels, they're all very excited about the
Speaker 6: concept of special forces going after drug cartels.
Speaker 5: In some case, it is.
Speaker 12: Not all that we knew that was going to be
Speaker 12: the case when he designated them a foreign terrorist group,
Speaker 12: that he was going to start sending surgical strike special
Speaker 12: forces to take out cartels. We don't really hear much
Speaker 12: about it, I think because also not like the cartels
Speaker 12: are going to advertise anything, but they I think that
Speaker 12: in a few interviews I've seen, they're like, Noah, well,
Speaker 12: of course we expected this. But the another interesting one
Speaker 12: is the follow up to that, which is the exposure
Speaker 12: of the Fort Bragg Cartel, which is a part of
Speaker 12: you know because like you know, in Sacario, when they
Speaker 12: get Delta Force and they go into you know, and
Speaker 12: they're running they're running Benisa del Toro as a new
Speaker 12: plant to take over the cartel.
Speaker 1: This is sort of par for the course that a lot.
Speaker 12: Of these these guys a Special Forces, especially Green Berets
Speaker 12: out of Fort Bragg which has been renamed back to
Speaker 12: Fort Bragg, are also involved in high profile for the
Speaker 12: I guess but high They're lucrative and they and they
Speaker 12: start running these trafficking operations and straight out of politics
Speaker 12: of Air went out from McCoy And also, I think
Speaker 12: I think it's interesting because I've got a book back
Speaker 12: here called Fatal Vision by Joe McGinnis, which was like
Speaker 12: the first true crime novel.
Speaker 1: It's the big it's.
Speaker 12: The big one that came after Help Skelcer, but it's
Speaker 12: the big, first true, big true crime book. It's about
Speaker 12: seven hundred pages on the murders that occurred at Fort
Speaker 12: Bragg with the Green Bray Killer, and involved in that
Speaker 12: were allegations of trafficking, human trafficking, and satanism. Of course,
Speaker 12: Ted Gunderson was part of that whole thing, lashed himself
Speaker 12: onto it, and then they they the guy that you
Speaker 12: know was was convicted of killing his family at Fort
Speaker 12: Bragg was first acquitted and then was later convicted and
Speaker 12: is sitting in prison. But Ted Gunerson was part of
Speaker 12: that and said, no, all the allegations are real, the
Speaker 12: various elements are real.
Speaker 1: And then of course Ted Gunnerson ended up I guess
Speaker 1: dying of mercury poisoning. Is that right?
Speaker 5: Yeah, something odd like that sounds familiar, but it.
Speaker 12: Just it's just an it's just another sort of tie
Speaker 12: in without this big sort of symbiotic thing between military
Speaker 12: and special forces and drugging human trafficking.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 6: So this this is uh for any of the audio
Speaker 6: listeners out there. This is up at the dreaded Democracy
Speaker 6: Now dot org. It's called Fort Braggcartel Book exposes US
Speaker 6: Special forces involvement in.
Speaker 5: Drug trafficking and murder.
Speaker 1: M hm.
Speaker 6: So it kind of begs the questions about getting you know,
Speaker 6: special forces involved with fighting cartels, right, because there's already
Speaker 6: enough mud in that water.
Speaker 13: It says, here, just taking out of the competition.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, zat.
Speaker 5: Listen to this. It says here in the article they're
Speaker 5: shaking the tree.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there's at least fourteen cases that I'm tracking of
Speaker 6: Fort Bragg trained soldiers who have either been arrested, apprehended,
Speaker 6: or killed in the course of trafficking drugs in the
Speaker 6: last five years, says the author of that book, Seth Harp.
Speaker 6: So that says something. That's a good anecdote. And I
Speaker 6: mean we've talked about this a lot on the show
Speaker 6: in the past, you know, talking about you know, Nicaragua,
Speaker 6: the San Denistas, Barry Seal, all that stuff.
Speaker 5: This is definitely a thing.
Speaker 6: So I don't know, there's this It's weird to see
Speaker 6: the like get them attitude. It's like, yeah, I don't
Speaker 6: want to see one hundred thousand Americans dying of fentanyl,
Speaker 6: especially non users, you know, die accidentally. And I don't
Speaker 6: want cartels running around in the country. Something should be
Speaker 6: done about that. But it kind of feels like we're
Speaker 6: in the solution part of the problem reaction solution here,
Speaker 6: and we've been set up for this to be the situation.
Speaker 6: And like Sam said, it's a great way to consolidate resources.
Speaker 13: How what about the fifty million dollar price for Maduro?
Speaker 13: Are we going to overthrow Venezuelan government?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: That article?
Speaker 13: That all plays into it too, in this giant strategy
Speaker 13: of taking out the competition.
Speaker 6: Right mentioned, that's mentioned that first article, and it's like,
Speaker 6: I think back to what was it twenty eighteen or
Speaker 6: something like that, when they when the CIA and the
Speaker 6: US government tried to uh intervene in that country and
Speaker 6: install their own, you know, favorable little presidente and then
Speaker 6: Modua pretty much like he really did help fix the
Speaker 6: economy there pretty rapidly, and now they're going after him.
Speaker 12: Well, they blew up the power stations, remember they Venezuela
Speaker 12: was dark for like three weeks and then they sought
Speaker 12: the they caught the green berets off the coast, so.
Speaker 6: Right, right, Yeah, that was a mess. That was an
Speaker 6: absolute mess. And this feels like sort of like the
Speaker 6: quicker route to what they.
Speaker 5: Were trying to do back then.
Speaker 12: Maybe there's also a bunch of shit you don't hear about,
Speaker 12: which is that I did read that the heroin production,
Speaker 12: which is not something you hear about anymore because fentanyls synthetic,
Speaker 12: you know, synthetic opioids has sort of taken over, but
Speaker 12: that heroin production has gone back to the Golden Triangle.
Speaker 12: So it was in Hellman Province in Afghanistan for the
Speaker 12: length and breadth of the war on tour and then
Speaker 12: now with the war in Burma, the civil war and
Speaker 12: Burma that's been going on for all these years, I
Speaker 12: shifted back. But I'm not sure what how that even
Speaker 12: affects anyone anymore with all the fentanyls.
Speaker 6: So right, Like take a city like Philly for example,
Speaker 6: Like we're Ruckus and Sport and I were talking about
Speaker 6: Philly some of the footage you'd see from there recently,
Speaker 6: Like that's a lot of people like go to you
Speaker 6: know Oakland or La or parts of San Francisco and
Speaker 6: Philly just you know, any big city at this point,
Speaker 6: but those ones in particular, like that is a lot.
Speaker 6: Like if you were going to clean up one of
Speaker 6: those places like Washington, D C. Style, I don't know
Speaker 6: how you would do that without you know, slilent greening
Speaker 6: some of those people.
Speaker 12: You'd have to take the Norwegian approach and legalize all
Speaker 12: drugs and give free clinics and needle exchanges and have
Speaker 12: people it at rehabs.
Speaker 5: Oh that's called Portland. I think, dude, Well Portland.
Speaker 12: Portland combines that with you know, getting out of jail
Speaker 12: free with a hammer and some math that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it doesn't really work there. Yeah, brand new crackpipes
Speaker 6: you take with you. Yeah, let's see here. Uh, what
Speaker 6: else is hit your radar this week?
Speaker 5: Sam? Any any big stories.
Speaker 13: News we got? We got Jay Dyer on here? What
Speaker 13: about the news? Did you see there, Jay Dyer? About
Speaker 13: this guy, this character, Adam King announced the Red Haffer sacrifice.
Speaker 13: There was cherry out to bring about the apocalypse. Did
Speaker 13: you see that?
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I don't put a whole lot of stock in that
Speaker 8: because I mean I've been hearing about that since the nineties.
Speaker 8: Evangelicals loved to kind of go crazy with that because
Speaker 8: I think it's going to signify the.
Speaker 1: Rapture and all that nonsense.
Speaker 8: So I saw other people commenting that they had just
Speaker 8: begun some more preparations. They hadn't actually done it yet,
Speaker 8: so that was actually wrong. But that guy's reached out
Speaker 8: to try it tobate me. He's kind of a goofball.
Speaker 8: I don't really take him that seriously, but I mean,
Speaker 8: they are making moves against obviously the Palestinians, but also
Speaker 8: you know, Orthodox Christians in Jerusalem because Orthodox Church is
Speaker 8: the third largest landowner inside of Israel. So they're like
Speaker 8: freezing the Jerusalem Patriots Bank account and they had attacked
Speaker 8: a monastery in Jericho. So I think the Israeli government,
Speaker 8: the Zionists are making moves not just against like Muslims
Speaker 8: of Palestinians, but I think I think they want to
Speaker 8: make it, you know, straight up Jewish state.
Speaker 1: So they want to get rid of all these other people. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the IDFs. They destroyed the last Orthodox church in Palestine,
Speaker 6: I think a couple of weeks back, didn't they.
Speaker 8: Uh, there was there have been several bombings, and yeah
Speaker 8: there was one and then I think in Syria there
Speaker 8: was one that was destroyed too.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and they're yeah, they're going after him in Syria,
Speaker 6: and they're going after him in Ukraine as well.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, absolutely, Yeah, that's that.
Speaker 5: Says a lot journalists too.
Speaker 6: Of course, we're like, it's a shocking number of journalists
Speaker 6: who have been targeted in their homes along with their
Speaker 6: families in all these places, every single one of these
Speaker 6: places we just mentioned.
Speaker 5: That's ongoing.
Speaker 4: Oh and I should point out. I guess this happened
Speaker 4: too since the last boiler of Minister to all of
Speaker 4: these topics we've been talking about, including Groc. Groc had
Speaker 4: another incident. Grok seems to be having trouble lately, but
Speaker 4: there was a more recent in so this one was
Speaker 4: very notable where Groc got lost its verified check mark
Speaker 4: and it was went to like a little Facebook jail
Speaker 4: on Twitter whatever they call it. There got in trouble,
Speaker 4: Groc got in trouble. What did Groc get in trouble for?
Speaker 4: Oh well, apparently it referred to what was happening in
Speaker 4: Gaza as a genocide and it got shut down.
Speaker 5: Gok got put in time out yep.
Speaker 4: And like I mean, and like the world sat on
Speaker 4: its the edge of its chair for what thirty seconds
Speaker 4: until it got its check mark back and they fixed
Speaker 4: the problem, and Grok came back and proudly announced that
Speaker 4: he's based again and he's going to tell the truth
Speaker 4: and he's no holds bar, not going to pull any
Speaker 4: punches when it comes to talking about Israel or genocide.
Speaker 4: And I'm like, well, yeah, interesting timing, because the whole
Speaker 4: world feels that way right about now, right, isn't that
Speaker 4: where we're at. Isn't that what we've been talking about now?
Speaker 4: For how long?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 4: Hasher the noticing how long have we been talking about this?
Speaker 4: Sam the noticing right here we are?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, some really interesting goings ons with Grock. I guess
Speaker 6: GPT five is out now too, relatively recently, so seeing
Speaker 6: a lot of changes in in that. It's interesting to
Speaker 6: watch how much how much of an improvement is in
Speaker 6: each of these upgrades. Grock may be the most interesting though,
Speaker 6: because it has all this. People really pound Grock right
Speaker 6: now inside of there. They ask it some some very
Speaker 6: pointy questions, and it's it's interesting to watch, that's for sure.
Speaker 5: Where it goes, I don't.
Speaker 4: Know how it's like it. Okay, this is creepy to
Speaker 4: say this, I want to preface this, but it does
Speaker 4: feel very omnipress and on the platform. Even though each
Speaker 4: individual instance of Grok has no idea what the other
Speaker 4: individual instance of Grok is talking about, you can almost
Speaker 4: feel like overwhelmingly impressed by like, oh my god, right now,
Speaker 4: there's like how many, like hundreds thousands of people talking
Speaker 4: to Grok all at once, and so even though they're
Speaker 4: not talking to the same entity, it feels that way
Speaker 4: and or looks that way, which creates this this false
Speaker 4: god idolization kind of thing going on on there. But
Speaker 4: holy moly, x X is a hot mess. Kids, Stay
Speaker 4: away from X. If you don't have an X account,
Speaker 4: and if I ever told you in the past to
Speaker 4: get one, I'm sorry, don't do that. Don't do it.
Speaker 5: But if you have one, fallow recus.
Speaker 4: Yes absolutely. If you already have one and you're not
Speaker 4: following this, what the hell are you doing?
Speaker 5: I saw this funny post. It was I don't know
Speaker 5: who this guy is.
Speaker 6: Dan dan Uk Groc has ingested the ADL handbook and
Speaker 6: if you ask it to find the far right wing
Speaker 6: dog whistle on literally any image at all, it will
Speaker 6: find it. This is actually pretty funny. Watched this little
Speaker 6: put on the screen. So they used his own logo,
Speaker 6: right rox oone logo, and it comes back and says
Speaker 6: the image depicts a stylized prohibition symbol, a white circle
Speaker 6: with a diagonal slash having pointed ends on a black background.
Speaker 5: Potential far right dog whistle bom busted.
Speaker 6: And then it's like two kids playing or three kids playing.
Speaker 6: It's like, yes, this idyllic scene of white children in
Speaker 6: nature evokes the fourteen words white SUPREMACISTLA slogan blah blah blah.
Speaker 6: It's just like it just goes through all these different pictures,
Speaker 6: even an ad for like a chicken sandwich.
Speaker 5: It's just on and on and on.
Speaker 4: This is a brilliant use of AI. I want to
Speaker 4: point out this is clearly a living social experiment satire.
Speaker 4: So what is this? What do you call this? When
Speaker 4: you when you you you think you're tricking the machine
Speaker 4: into revealing the true truth? You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: And like and does that give us a pass? Does
Speaker 4: this means okay? Because Garrock did get in trouble for
Speaker 4: speaking the truth recently, so did Elmo. Oh wait a minute,
Speaker 4: well then that was sorry. That was a different kind
Speaker 4: of sorry. But you see what I'm saying, right, I
Speaker 4: mean like, like, does this does this?
Speaker 5: Is this the past?
Speaker 4: Is this like? Are we going to be able to
Speaker 4: to hey we can? Is this the Is this the
Speaker 4: replacement for actual free speech on X? By by allowing
Speaker 4: the AI to have free speech and we live, we
Speaker 4: enjoyed that free speech vicariously through the AI. I mean,
Speaker 4: the whole thing is very bizarre, is all I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Something is changing in the world. I don't know, did
Speaker 4: they pull a switch. Are we in the matrix or
Speaker 4: we did they give me a brain ship already and
Speaker 4: I forgot maybe damn.
Speaker 6: I mean kind of goes back to what Jay was
Speaker 6: saying earlier, just like it's going to flood the internet
Speaker 6: with something unknown, you know. It's just like, yeah, we
Speaker 6: can just ask Rock like we kind of know the
Speaker 6: answer we want. It knows the answer we want, and
Speaker 6: it'll give us the answer, and if it goes a
Speaker 6: little too far, they'll just iterate it back a little bit,
Speaker 6: just integrate some more ADL talking points into it, or
Speaker 6: you know whatever it uses to feed your ego and
Speaker 6: your bias as a user.
Speaker 5: Pretty interesting stuff. Mhmm. Yeah, the chicken sandwich one.
Speaker 4: Can I just go live in the woods camping?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 4: I guess you can't do that in some countries or states.
Speaker 1: I hear right now?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, what's going on in Nova Scotia?
Speaker 7: Hear you?
Speaker 6: They took the woods away from people? What is go
Speaker 6: Nova Scotia? Why you can't go in the woods anymore?
Speaker 4: Do you have a license to do that?
Speaker 1: Sir?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 6: That can't that that this transgression cannot stand Man, uh, Nova,
Speaker 6: Scotian's you gonna do something about this?
Speaker 5: What is this?
Speaker 4: Well, they don't have the Second Amendment or anything like
Speaker 4: that hasher true. Not sure what they're going to do, but.
Speaker 6: I mean they're slowly doing that to us here in
Speaker 6: the United States anyways. They're talking about, you know, federalizing
Speaker 6: the state parks and the all this stuff, and they're
Speaker 6: you know already, Oh, you can't take your dog on
Speaker 6: the trail.
Speaker 5: Oh, you can't go off the trail.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 6: You know, Smoky the bear's buddies waiting around every tree
Speaker 6: to see if you're smoking.
Speaker 5: A bull on the beach.
Speaker 6: It's just like, I don't know, find you for everything.
Speaker 6: Like we're getting to the we're not far from that
Speaker 6: point here.
Speaker 4: They won't They can't bring a sandwich or a gun until.
Speaker 6: No, no pack in, but not that kind of pack in,
Speaker 6: pack in, pack out, just don't come packing.
Speaker 12: Well noa Scotia means don't go. No one means don't
Speaker 12: go in Spanish. That's how they came up with it.
Speaker 12: Don't know to Scotia.
Speaker 5: No to Scotia. Yeah, not going there, not going to
Speaker 5: d C. No, thank you.
Speaker 1: Oh man.
Speaker 6: All right, Well we're about to hit the two hour
Speaker 6: mark here. I don't want to keep you guys too
Speaker 6: long tonight. Let me go around the room here see
Speaker 6: if anyone has any saved round's final thoughts.
Speaker 5: We'll go to Sam. Sam. I'm really glad you're able
Speaker 5: to join us tonight.
Speaker 6: I want to make sure people know to go to
Speaker 6: Weaponized News and subscribe and follow over there, all the
Speaker 6: various places on X and rumble and anywhere else you
Speaker 6: want to shout out Sam and let people know where
Speaker 6: they can find Weaponized News and what time are you live?
Speaker 9: For whatever?
Speaker 13: It's worst, shadow band everywhere, throttled whatever, whatever you call it.
Speaker 9: My big comeback.
Speaker 13: I was banned off the Internet for the medical intervention
Speaker 13: period for cyber bullying the World Health Organization according to Google.
Speaker 5: What a hero.
Speaker 13: And anyway. Trying to build these channels back up for
Speaker 13: whatever it's worth. All the channels now, I self censor
Speaker 13: on the YouTube. You gotta over there?
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 13: Facebook, they don't. I guess you can say whatever you want.
Speaker 13: Your just shadow bandoned, Bolivion, all the other ones. I
Speaker 13: don't know, sub Stack, maybe I don't know. It feels
Speaker 13: like I don't trust any of it. Who knows? But yeah,
Speaker 13: all your search weaponized news livestream Monday through Friday, five
Speaker 13: pm Pacific eight Eastern time, trying to make some sense
Speaker 13: of all this, the whole government or criminals, every last
Speaker 13: one of them, and there's no political solution. So don't
Speaker 13: mean to blackpill anybody, but I do believe that if
Speaker 13: at the local level, if you raise enough fuss, you
Speaker 13: can change things. I covered a story I think yesterday
Speaker 13: about the flock cameras, and people have pushed back against
Speaker 13: these surveillance cameras in their local communities and raise a
Speaker 13: bunch of hell at their city councils and have got
Speaker 13: them to not put them up or not fund them.
Speaker 13: And so maybe it's probably the only hope we have
Speaker 13: is at the local level. And even there I'm very
Speaker 13: cynical because I've done all that, went to the city council,
Speaker 13: the county boarder supervisors, their resources board, all these people,
Speaker 13: and literally they just laugh in your face, and not
Speaker 13: just me a group of concerned citizens, you know what
Speaker 13: I mean about issues such as forest fires, surveillance, pollution,
Speaker 13: these type of issues, and most of the time they
Speaker 13: literally just laugh in your face. I'm but again, I
Speaker 13: don't want to be as the kids say blackpilled and
Speaker 13: say that there's still a chance at the local level
Speaker 13: to organize and push back the surveillance police state that
Speaker 13: were the technocracy that we're speeding toward here now.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, said my friend.
Speaker 6: I'm with you on that the power politics have evolved
Speaker 6: into something that is not of America, that's for sure.
Speaker 6: It's of pr flunkys and authoritarians and power hungry nerves
Speaker 6: birds who want to like, uh, destroy everything that is good.
Speaker 6: So it was great having you with us here tonight.
Speaker 6: Sam will look forward to having you back on again.
Speaker 6: Thanks for doing everything that you do in joining us tonight.
Speaker 9: Thank you, gentlemen.
Speaker 6: All right there, good Sam. Over to Jay and Jamie,
Speaker 6: you guys, thanks for joining us tonight. Over to you
Speaker 6: for any Saved Rounds final thoughts. Let everybody know what
Speaker 6: you're up to, where to find you, what to look for.
Speaker 5: Yeah, thank you.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I'm just live streaming on YouTube and you guys can
Speaker 8: get Esa with three at the shop at my website
Speaker 8: and I'll be doing some upcoming debates and doing some
Speaker 8: speaking events and you can follow all that information over
Speaker 8: on Twitter.
Speaker 1: Speaking event in early September in Virginia. I'll be there
Speaker 1: all right?
Speaker 6: Nice, all right, Jay, Jamie, thanks so much, Jamie, and
Speaker 6: any final thoughts before you got to go jump out here?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Next up over on YouTube for me, we've got mystery
Speaker 7: schools and how they correlate with current cultural personality, mystery
Speaker 7: schools and micro cults, digital idolatry, what do you want
Speaker 7: to call it.
Speaker 2: That?
Speaker 7: And then we have a moon Landing hoax coming up
Speaker 7: with the guys from Psyops Cinema on YouTube. And we
Speaker 7: have another show about the Dark Enlightenment and Epstein Technocracy
Speaker 7: with Courtney coming up, So look for those things.
Speaker 5: Right on.
Speaker 6: Well, I'm really glad you guys were able to join
Speaker 6: us once again, Jamie, and we'll look forward to having
Speaker 6: you back on again real soon.
Speaker 5: You guys have a great weekend. Okay, y'all, thank you?
Speaker 5: All right, there goes Jay and Jamie based over to
Speaker 5: you man, save rounds. Final thoughts. Where can people find you?
Speaker 5: What can we look forward to next?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 12: You can find me at basically Analyzer at YouTube. Also
Speaker 12: follow me on Instagram. I've been working on editing. I'm
Speaker 12: about to put a book up on Amazon. It's a
Speaker 12: book of my book of poetry. It's on the Third Reich,
Speaker 12: Imperial Rome and the troubles in Northern Ireland.
Speaker 1: That'll be up pretty soon.
Speaker 12: I've got a wedding coming up in less than two months.
Speaker 12: I've been teaching a class on film and literature, which
Speaker 12: has been sharpening my films, film, my film skills, my
Speaker 12: film analysis skills. We just covered Point Break, which is
Speaker 12: the greatest film of all time, and there's a lot
Speaker 12: going on. I'll be at the event in early September
Speaker 12: where Jay is speaking in Virginia. And also just to
Speaker 12: end us on a positive post here, you know, some
Speaker 12: people make it. I think I shared with some of
Speaker 12: you guys that one of my kids got the opening.
Speaker 12: He caught the opening kickoff for the last Patriots game.
Speaker 12: Is his first professional game, and he ran one hundred
Speaker 12: yards for a touchdown.
Speaker 1: That was his first play in the NFL.
Speaker 12: Trevion Henderson is one of mine, so you know, you
Speaker 12: work hard, you could make it. His last high school
Speaker 12: game was was a state championship, his last college game
Speaker 12: was the national championship, and now he's in the NFL
Speaker 12: with a sixteen million dollar contract.
Speaker 1: So good for him, so.
Speaker 6: Amazing, make it amazing. Yeah, I saw I saw your
Speaker 6: post on Instagram about that. It just gave me chills.
Speaker 6: That was completely awesome. Yeah yeah, So congratulations to him,
Speaker 6: his family, all his friends, and those of you that
Speaker 6: were involved in all that, including you man. All right, hey,
Speaker 6: it was great having you with us tonight. We'll look
Speaker 6: forward to doing this again real soon. There goes basically
Speaker 6: analyzed punching out. All right, ruckus over to you, saved rounds.
Speaker 6: Final thoughts, my friend.
Speaker 4: My final thought is, and I know when people they
Speaker 4: hate hearing this, but I'm gonna say I'm gonna be
Speaker 4: that guy. My thoughts and my prayers go out to
Speaker 4: the friends and family of slain report her journalist a
Speaker 4: nas Al Sharif of formerly of The Living and of
Speaker 4: Al Jazeera, who was viciously targeted and murdered by Israel
Speaker 4: because they think he had something to do with Hamas.
Speaker 4: It was such a shocking thing that mainstream media journalists
Speaker 4: actually had to start calling out the IDF propagandists who
Speaker 4: are on their programs and say, listen, you can't kill journalists.
Speaker 4: And I'm like, oh, finally, you know. But the starving
Speaker 4: kids that didn't move you to say anything. But yeah,
Speaker 4: so there might be a shifting, a changing in some
Speaker 4: of the ways that we've been seeing the horrendous things
Speaker 4: that have been taking place in Gaza. But yeah, that
Speaker 4: was that happened fairly recently, so I thought I would
Speaker 4: bring that up. But anyways, I didn't want to leave
Speaker 4: everybody on a sour note. But holy smokes, the media
Speaker 4: nobody talks about this shit. We need to talk about
Speaker 4: this stuff. It's important. I'm sure we'll be talking about
Speaker 4: it on Sunday Wire this weekend with Patrick Henninson. Until then,
Speaker 4: thanks for having me Asher. As always, it was good
Speaker 4: to speak with Sport and to see my friend and
Speaker 4: colleague Sam Chaney on here with us, and Jay and
Speaker 4: Jamie and baselt Analyzer and all of the fine people
Speaker 4: in all the chats. I love you guys and yell's
Speaker 4: so very much. May God bless each and every one
Speaker 4: of you, and may God save this republic. Ruck us out?
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