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thumbnail suggests, one of the things that we have to
talk about today is the congressional hearings for the confirmation
of Trump's cabinet picks. And man oh man, have there
been some highlights from these, most notably from the absolute
horrible people that are on the Democrats side grilling a
bunch of these characters, most notably around up Pete Hegseth.
Let's start right here. I mean, can I just say,
Mazie Herono, I saw like some eclipse of her throughout
the last couple of years. I don't know if she
was around during the Trump administration. She might have been
a little bit. But this woman might be dumber than
Kamala Harris. She is really gunning for that Dumbest Person
US Government award. It's really really up there. You've got
people who are, you know, literally on the brink of
death like Diane Feinstein was, and this woman might be
dumber than her. So let's listen in on her intense
grilling of Pete Haig Seth.
Speaker 6: You recently promised some of my Republican colleagues that you
stopped drinking and won't drink if confirmed correct, absolutely, Will
you resign as Secretary of Defense if you drink on
the job, which is a twenty four to seven position.
Speaker 2: I've made this commitment on behalf of.
Speaker 6: Will you resign a Secretary of Defense?
Speaker 2: Made commitment of the men and women I'm service.
Speaker 7: I'm not because the most important deployment.
Speaker 6: Hearing an answer to my question. So I'm going to
move on.
Speaker 8: While you.
Speaker 1: I mean, she sounds like she had a few before
getting into that seat.
Speaker 3: So right, people, just not.
Speaker 2: Noah, now you're not sending your best at all, which.
Speaker 3: Like Hawaii, let's just get rid of that state. We'll
bring the Greenland can be number fifty.
Speaker 5: I mean, we could bring back the concept of having
large swaths of territories as territories. You know, they don't
have to have senators and representatives.
Speaker 1: Based Yeah, make them like Guam.
Speaker 4: Make them like Puerto Rico.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: That was a creation by none older than mister John Slaughter.
Speaker 3: So shot out long house, hell house, hell Man.
Speaker 1: We've got the best creators. I mean, it's one of
these things like like look at that, Like none of
those women have any place talking to to hesgat this way,
and you know, it's just absolutely insane that they were
elected in the first place. But that's uh, that's where
we are.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Some of the other clips where they were asking questions
of henksas alleged like drunkenness when he was at Fox News,
there are questions about his alleged sexual escapades with various women.
You know, it was just long housing to the core.
Speaker 4: I mean, this is just a ridiculous, stupid.
Speaker 5: I mean, something that's worth pointing out is that a
great many so called conservatives hold this first wave feminist
idea that these people are actually the civilizers of a society.
It just just ponder that the people that call themselves
right wingers support that idea, if I remember correctly, people
like Doug Wilson, hilariously the leader of Hexcess Denomination, if
memory serves me, correctly, hold such a position. This is
what civilization looks like to some people.
Speaker 2: Boy, I gotta tell you, Ryan, you have on an
absolute tear with this topic for the last like year
or so and change. And one of like the favorite
streams I've ever done, actually is the one we did
on your show. Must have been like over a year
and a half ago at this point when we were
discussing this feminist issue for more of like a traditional
Christian conservative lens. I mean, yeah, it's it's something that
he's addressing.
Speaker 5: Terrible consequences for us, and we don't even hold the position.
We repeat it, shut up, chilly woman.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that's pretty much the only the only right response.
I mean, you know, it's such a clown show that
if heg Seth like responded with that to them. I mean,
I don't even know if anyone would be that upset.
Speaker 2: I mean, he's certainly a greater man than I am
and addressing like this, talking down from all these women
and keeping his cool the whole time, because man, I
would just it's just like such a kangaroo court. This
guy's supposed to be in charge of the armed forces, right,
you know, Secretary Defense. It's like, oh, okay, I'm gonna
take orders from these women. I can literally rip apart
every one of them with my bare hands.
Speaker 4: I mean, don't forget this line of questioning is so
ridiculous because I mean, I hate to call that hypocrisy
because it doesn't work. But like Lloyd to Austin, Secretary
of Defense under the Biden Eddman, well literally, I mean
that's all you need to say, right, But even still,
like they are correct that it's a twenty four to
seven position, But at the same time you're saying, well,
hold on, this guy had like multiple health crises and
was basically missing an action for a substantial period of
time when the actual acting in office President had no
idea where this where he was at. Like, it's just
completely ridiculous that you're asking this dude this level this
question because it implies a level of scrutiny that is
well above what they expect for their own side. Sorry
to call it hypocrisy, I know it doesn't work.
Speaker 2: No, it just shows it that the feminist state is
a police state, right. It's like, oh, we're gonna have
investigative journals watching Pete hagsas every single move, even following
him into the bathroom so he doesn't like take a
drink of a beer or something that's out in a
bar with his friends. It's like, oh, sir, you've been
caught at a congressional you know, dinner with various politicians
and you're having a cocktail. Sir. That means we get
to remove you from this position because you said under
oath you're not going to drink anymore. It's just like
just fuck you.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just it's pure pageantry. Like these women
are speaking to their base, which what we see from
voting data is single women, unmarried women love this stuff
mostly because can you know, feel powerful by like living
vicariously through these these hags. It's it's it's really something.
Speaker 2: Try my best not to let my owner Sean Connery
come out if I was in a excess position. But
it doesn't end there with some of the grillings. Let's
go on to Attorney General Pam Bondi, which I have
to say. You could say whatever you want about Donald Trump,
but at least he actually picks attractive women. I mean,
I don't think there's ever been like a woman that's
like a total fucking slag that has been part of
any of his administrations. Can anyone think of one?
Speaker 1: I don't think so, No, based but there is a
there's like a real genetic link between like attractiveness and intelligence.
So yeah, very best people for the job.
Speaker 3: Or you only think Kelly. Do you really think Kelly
and Conway was all that?
Speaker 2: She's certainly better than all these Democrats we've had on screen,
I'll tell you that much.
Speaker 3: But I mean, well, if we're comparing, all.
Speaker 2: Right, let's listen in to Mazie Herono once again giving
her expert grilling of Pambound, exploring her words, I.
Speaker 6: Believe that you responded to a question from Senator white House,
and let me get your response again you said, if
I'm putting words in your mouth, correct me. Oh, you
said that the White House will play no role in
investigative or charging decisions in the DOJ.
Speaker 7: Is that correct, Senator? What I said is that it
is the Department of Justice's decision to determine what cases
will be prosecuted.
Speaker 6: What role will the White House have in investigative or
prosecutorial decisions of the DOJ?
Speaker 7: It is the Department of Justices decision, Senator.
Speaker 6: So that sounds to me that you're saying that the
White House will not have any kind of role. Meanwhile, though,
you have an incoming president who said I have the
absolute right to do what I want to do with
the Justice Department, and in fact, then Elect Trump considers
a DOJ to be his law firm. I'll ask you this,
if President elect Trump asks, suggests, or hints that you,
as Attorney General, should investigate one of his perceived political enemies,
would you do so?
Speaker 7: Senator Herona, I wish you had met with me. Had
you met with me, we could have discussed many things
and gotten.
Speaker 2: Time to you.
Speaker 6: Now, could you respond to the question.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you were the only one who refused to meet
with me. Senator but what we would have discussed is
that it is the job of the attorney general.
Speaker 6: I'm very happy to listen to your responses under oath,
miss BONDI So.
Speaker 2: I love how she's trying to like grill pam on. Oh, well,
what is the president's administration going to have with the
DOJ and the attorney general? Literally Trump gets to pick
who runs the fucking d o J and who is
the attorney general. Oh, I guess the White House has
no role in this. Oh, this is ridiculous. I think
that's what the cabinet picks. We're supposed to be, you know,
serving at the pleasure of the president. I remember hearing
this when I was watching West Wing like ten years
ago or something, or whenever it.
Speaker 4: Was on in the nineties.
Speaker 3: I thought that the it sounds like what she's referring
to is is Trump is the White House going to
be picking the cases to prosecute? Like is he going
to The question I believe is is he Are they
going to be just taking orders from the White House
about Trump? Trump is going to be prosecuting his enemies.
I mean, we can hope that's what's going to happen,
but I think that's what the what the gist of
the question is all about.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just asked in a very low IQ way.
I mean it also sounds like she was asking, if
your boss or does you to do something within the
purview of your abilities, will you do it, like implying
that it would be a negative thing, Like I don't
watch the news, right, so I'm usually pretty blissfully unaware
of the quality of our elected leaders, and every time
I see it, I'm reminded that we're farther gone that
I thought.
Speaker 2: Also, I might be talking out on my ass here
because this might be like a situation from like Diehard
where she goes, well, miss Gennaro or something, But I'm
just looking at Mazy Herono's desk name like miss Herono,
I don't know, unmarried, single woman.
Speaker 5: Ooh. I would also just like to point out something
we talk a lot about, these things becoming it's popularly
termed humiliation rituals. It's not because you have to watch
stupid people doing stupid things with power. That's certainly existed
since the dawn of time. It's more just that when
you watch all these hearings and these governmental processes unfold,
once upon a time, these things were instituted because there
is a shred of competence within them. It's not just
that someone had this idea that there's an administrative state
and we need to do things administratively, so we need
to have confirmation hearings and whatnot. Else. Once upon time,
these things serve to screen men, in particular of competencies,
to make sure that they could carry out the roles
needed to preserve public order. But here we are watching
two women, one for these senators who would not have
had the possibility of becoming an American citizen at the
founding of this country, make a complete fool out of
the whole process on its own. I think that it
might be good for all of us in particular to
have the sort of time horizon as we continue to
look at current events, just because these things did serve
a purpose once. They were productive once, and the thing
that makes it unproductive is not the fact that it's
the government doing it, or that it's administrative or whatever else.
It's very much who is within this process that makes
it unproductive and a humiliation ritual, as we put it,
This is ever more disgraceful as you learn more about
the history of the country.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, like you said, Ryan, I mean, the
purpose of this before was to actually grill highly capable
men if they were actually up to the task of
ruling a government. And now today it's literally just for
the cameras, basically where we can catch people in linguistic
traps of like things they said on their tweets, like
Masie Arono herself was just voting like a Donald Trump
tweet saying that oh, as the president, he has the
right to I forget what she said, but you get
the whole point. They're basically just trying to catch these
people in medium manipulation like word gains, so they could
blast it all over like MSNBC and say, look we
caught Pete Hegsetts and a lie. Look he's at the
at the bar drinking a cocktail. Blah blah blah blah blah.
It's just why why am I wasting my time like
with any of this shit? Why is anybody having to
waste their time with us? We actually have like real
work that needs to be done. But you know, it's
the nature of the beast.
Speaker 1: Now, Yeah, it's you know, we got here from universalizing
the franchise and the people are retarded, so this is
all that they can engage with.
Speaker 3: And when you when you have a an administrative state,
you have to have people out front pretending like they're
doing something, pretending like like these like they're the people
who are being who are being confirmed or actually going
to be able to do something. And this has all
been performative up to now. I mean, whether these people
are being actually sworn in to actually do something is
yet to be seen. But I mean, you have to
put on this air. You have to make it look like, yeah,
this is a serious thing, like this could possibly change things.
And the problem is is we've just been dumbed down
to the point where we have a lady who I
don't I don't want her serving me food, you know,
asking questions. I wouldn't want her. I don't want her
anywhere near me. If she walked up to me, I'd
be like, no, I don't have any spare change. She
wouldn't even have to open her mouth, that would be
my response.
Speaker 2: Now, I mean, there were some other grillings that were
going on with like Marco Rubio and others. We don't
really have to get into that here, but it's just
it's not just like a clown show. And I totally
agree with the not me, not you in the sense of,
like I don't watch the news, so when I see
these clips like go on my timeline, and I don't
know if you guys get this as well, but like
if you have like normy conservative friends or normy like
Fox News watching like family members or something like that,
and they bring up the latest like controversy, because like
I guarantee you, what is going on Fox News tonight
is like Pam Bondi offiserates, you know, Macy Herono and
congressional hearings are YadA, YadA, YadA, and you're kind of
just like a cop as a deer in the headlights.
Like no, I don't pay attention to any of this
stuff because like I'm actually focusing on the like the
real shit, they actually like overarching issues. And I was
having a discussion over the weekend about this one, buddy
Ryan Stone. We were talking about the Canada situation, and
it seems to me like these arguments that you always
have in these normy conservative spheres, they're always trying to
get you to lock in on the very small, uh
like detail and hyper focus on that while not focusing
on the actual like overall thing. So for example, Marco
Rubio goes up there, he talks about something about like
directionally the United States taking a bigger interest in China,
and like, okay, well he got a statistic wrong. Well,
who really cares about that? Like, is the overall idea
at the United States needs to be paying attention to
China more? Is that more correct than it is? Like?
Is it more correct than it's not? And I say yes.
So that's the important part, not the Oh look at
this politician. They said it a lie. It's like, well,
no fucking shit, all politicians lie.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's it's what you know academic agent calls low politics,
And you know, we engage in low politics weekly for you,
the viewer, so you can be entertained while also becoming
aware of what the normies think is important. So yeah,
well and.
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and all the blood and the sweat and the tears
we do researching for this stream, so you don't have
to any other final comments about our longhouse government sold.
All right, speaking of long house governments, why don't we
look to one that's across the pond. Actually, this one
peeing the United Kingdom and their ongoing issues with Elon
Musk raising the question of these grooming gangs that have
basically been part and parcel of life in the UK
and all the major cities for forty plus years. At
this point people will know this. On Christmas Day we
will talking about a jeet gate, and quickly after that
Elon went overseas and has been talking about the grooming
gang crisis. Now this has kind of come to a
head at this point because now there are calls in
the UK Parliament for Nash inquiries and it was this
week that the Labor Party all unanimously voted against having
a national inquiry. Well, the Conservative Party, who just got
booted out of power, we're trying to launch this. Not
saying that the Conservatives are good people. They increased all
the immigration under their tenure. Anyway. Oh yeah, here's another
thing that was going around. Ex Labor MP was found
trying to have a relations with the boy so he
got caught by one of these like catcher predator stings.
So that's the state of the UK government right now.
What else fellas?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I want I do want to know if this
was maybe we could reconsider that zero seats might have
had some bad consequences that maybe isn't helping several Native
Britons at this point in time.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I don't I don't have much to
say on the state of the actual going sounded like
the electoral bits I'm going on, like the UK and stuff.
But I mean, I certainly wouldn't want to be living
under a labor government, y now, I'll tell you that much.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's very possible. The whole reason that these
things were allowed to come out and be amplified the
way that they are is so that it could be
a black a black mark on labor. I mean, the
politicians in all of the anglosphere countries seem to be
so callous and evil that they would just use this
as a cudgel. And the reason it's even being discussed
is so that they can have it harm their quote
unquote enemies across the aisle. But I mean, it's for
any of our listeners who haven't been paying close attention
to the rape gang stuff. Don't suffice to say when
people are saying that all of our solutions are fed posts,
it's an understatement, particularly.
Speaker 2: In the context where you had forty years of the government,
the police, the media, all symbol all levels of British society.
We're covering up the ethnic and targeted raping of young
British girls by Pakistani migrants.
Speaker 3: And I will tell you there are there are some
articles out there. I went on Occidental Observer and they
have some articles talking about exactly what's going on over there.
It's really dark shit and if you're going to read it,
you'd really need to prepare yourself and you really need
to be able to know how to come out of
it because it's the kind of stuff that stays with you.
So yeah, there's that. Don't if you're if you have
a tendency to be like me and get to the
point where fed posting is, you know, the the moderate solution,
then you know, maybe avoid looking into exactly what's been
happening there.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Remember knowledge is at prison. You can't unknow something
once you've learned it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, very fair. And while all this is going on
as well, the UK is locking up people for social
media tweets. This was a big thing during the was
it the Southport riots? The recurring late last year when
a a let's just call him a non British person
because we still actually don't know all the details of
the case, because the British government has quietly covered up
everything about this guy's background. So some people are saying
he's Christian, some Islamics, some you know, say he was Ethiopian,
whatever it was. He's clearly not anyone who had been
recognized as British one hundred years ago. Clearly went and
stabbed three girls at a Taylor Swift dance party in Southport, England,
and there were a bunch of riots that ensued because
you know, people have pretty much had enough this has
been going on for such a long time. The government
clearly doesn't have the protection of its you know, heritage
citizens in mind, and rather than address the issue of
removing these people who have been brought into this country
and have caused nothing but hardship, they'd rather just jail
anybody who talks out about it, which has brought them
into direct conflict with one Elon Musk as he's been,
you know, ever since he bought Twitter. It's been chanting
about you know, he's been drumming up free speech calls, right,
and it's actually been coming to the point where many
people of the European Union and and the British State
are saying that we need to arrest Elon Musk for
interference in our country, which brings us to this blur
right here that we've got right in front of us
is that the UK government and the Labor Party were
actively sending over staff members to the United States in
swing states for the election, which is election interference from
a foreign powers.
Speaker 1: It's very disappointing that Elon Musk is responding to Ian
Miles Chong. I, you know, man, like after the whole
h one B thing, you got to pick your friends better.
Speaker 2: Certainly that yeah, but I mean again like kind of
like how Manjorable was talking about earlier. Like we're not
about pointing out like hypocrisy here, right because obviously it
doesn't make any sense. You know, it doesn't actually solve
the issue. You know, who do we know that the
nobody is playing a fair game here, right, But it's
just rich to see from the UK government talking about,
oh well, Elon Musk is interfering in our country's affairs
because he's bringing to light an issue that should have
been addressed a long time ago, which is literally the
systemic rape of so many of our most precious youth
for years and years. At this point, I think there
were some of the numbers that were coming out in
some of these areas because you know, it's not the
women they are doing the raping, but it's one in
two Pakistani men in some of these areas are convicted
of a sex crime. It's like, holy shit, how do
you just not like I mainly remove all these people
at the drop of a hat, and then in the
same breath say, oh, well, we're going to send people
in the Labor Party over to campaign, you know, for
Kamala Harris in the United States.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it really shows you what a kind of bullet
we dodged with Kamala and alas for all the retards
who were saying that it would have been better if
Kamala had won, you know, the only thing that she
represented was an increase in the anarcho tyranny that the
British state now represents and really has been a poster
child of anarcho tyranny since I think the nineties. When
when was it that Sam Francis coined the term? Wasn't
he talking about uh, Great Britain then as well? Either way,
we can like we can expect the attempt of antarcotyranny
to increase, because that's how managerialism stays in power, which
prevents people from being able to organize properly against well
for their own better interests.
Speaker 4: You go first, Okay, So I'll say that the interesting
observation to make with this whole Elon Musk versus the
labor government spat and and of course the actions in
being done that are to counter this elon's verbal attacks. Here.
This is interesting for me because it looks kind of
like somebody who is ostensibly a supporter of Trump and
UH is therefore going to have some at least from
what we hear that he's gonna have some kind of
cabinet position, government high level government position, very influential by name,
and this person is criticizing a foreign government for an
obvious abuse. This makes uh. This is interesting to me
because it looks like, at least on the American right,
there is now a tacit realization that labor and any
sort of like left wing governance in the European sphere
it is actually a net negative for American geopolitical interests.
And I think that's notable because we have this conception,
at least from the paradigm of the last you know
several decades that, oh, if there's a right wing figure anywhere,
they get color revolutioned and installed with somebody else who's not.
And I think possibly an really indicator of this reversal
of a trend of that trend was Ukraine maybe. But
this is interesting to me because it's a fracture in
a possible fracture point in the system.
Speaker 2: If that makes sense.
Speaker 5: There's there's something else to consider here as well. Putting
this in perspective ten years ago two thousand and star
twenty fifteen, I can't think of a single billionaire that
was overtly right wing enough to mention things like the
grooming games or grooming gangs, of which the word grooming
itself was a euphemism. In fact, most of the very
very rich men around the world were overtly sponsoring very
left wing policies that were destroying nations. Someone like Soros
comes to mind, which, once again, putting this in perspective,
I think Musk has mentioned Soros. If not him, it
was someone close to him. I remember seeing this about
a month ago or so. This is quite a long
ways that we've developed where the world's richest man now
has made it his personal crusade to talk about the
ethnic replacement and the subsequent crimes and filement that was
being committed by them in a European country. This was
unthinkable perhaps ten ten years ago, this idea that you
could have someone with such power and realth and influence
taking our side in something. Even though this isn't the
only issue of ours, he's flubbed an issue recently. This
is still why perhaps you, I and everyone else around
us here at the OGC it might remain at least
outwardly optimistic, is because this is a this is a
very welcome change in the last ten years. Someone like
must taking our side.
Speaker 4: It opens the door for other figures like him amongst
his cast for certain.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean the most interesting thing about this as
well is well, like you were talking about manjol about
how Musk as it stands right now, we actually don't
know what this position is going to entail, but it's
going to have some kind of role in the Trump government,
which is coming in in just four days. Boys, sure
to buckle up, everyone make their trips to McDonald's on Monday.
Pay homage, but It's interesting how it's almost like a
new kind of political sanction in the sense of, Okay,
we're not going to sanction you with economic goods or
military equipment or something like this, but we're just going
to take this entire massive social media apparatus that I own,
and I'm going to point it in the direction of
you and wield it as a weapon. Which is very
very interesting in that because if Elon Musk doesn't tweet
like he has for weeks now about the Groomy Gang
stuff every single day and forcing the new cycle to
bend do his will, you don't get the hearings that
are happening in you know, the houses of Parliament about
opening up into national inquiries. Whether anything actually gets solved
from this remains to be seen, but that's very interesting.
At the least it just shows how powerful of the
weapon twitter actually is.
Speaker 5: We got an amazing metaphysical and media victory out of
the denial of the inquiries. At least. The absolutely ghoulish
portrait of I think it was Phillips, you know, with
her nose upturned, laughing, the very toothy smile, the dark
eyes from her front bench position. It was terrifying. You
can show that to normal people, people who are otherwise
very materialistic and secular, and they would probably call such
an expression evil, which I find to be interesting at least.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Absolutely, So we'll keep an eye on this one.
It'll be interesting. I mean, I just don't find a
productive the discussion about oh, like, well Elon got bodied
on the H one B stuff, so that this is
a complete distraction to get people back into his good graces.
It's like, well, Elon's useful to us, as long as
he's useful to us, right, It's like, I'm not like
one percent loyal to the guy as a guy, but
I still see him being in the position of the
government far more preferable to anyone that was coming in
the Kamala Harris administration.
Speaker 1: I mean yeah, I mean it's also like by their fruse,
you shall know them, right. If he does good things,
we should support him doing good things. When he says
stupid things or does bad things, we should let him
know he's doing stupid and bad things. Like you can't
you have to worship the man, and you don't have
to to cast him out as a devil. He's just
a guy who has an amazing amount of influence who
seems to be able to be swayed by the people
that are screaming at him on his social media website.
Speaker 3: I mean it's basically when was the well, I mean,
this is just something brand new. It's because the Internet
and because social media has become what it's become, you
can actually you actually have a chance to mobilize and
get you know, the quote unquote richest man. Last time
I said richest man in the world on the on
the on the stream, somebody came into the comments and said, oh,
he's not the richest man in the world. Actually, yeah,
but yeah, I mean this is something new where you
can actually sway opinion. And I know a lot of
people say, no, that's not what happening. If he if
he changes, if he changed his mind on something, that
means he meant to change his mind on something. He's
not throwing you a bone. He doesn't care what you
okay whatever, as long as we got our way, I
don't give a fuck.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm so tired of the discussion about how, oh well,
all these people who are you know, in positions of
power and getting into position to power in the government,
are like they intentionally have been doing this long con
in their brains to like, you know, sway one thousand
people on like a like a group chat on Twitter,
like like this is just like this is just ridiculous.
Speaker 3: No, they no, They'll they'll literally tell you. They'll be like,
he's just doing that. They're just doing that to to
make you believe they want to do it. I'm like, well, why, well,
why do they care about me? Yeah, exactly why would
they care about my opinion on anything? So shut the
fuck up?
Speaker 2: Well, deals with two pete is like, uh, they should
be caring about your opinion like infinite times more than
like the average person who leaves a comment. Right, It's
like right.
Speaker 5: But and then the other hole in this idea of
this sort of omnipotent elite trying to constantly syof us
is that at once the at once the elite don't
care what the populace think and they can just do
whatever they want. But on the other hand, apparently ninety
nine percent of the effort and tension of the elite
is geared towards siopping us the populace into doing what
they want to support them, give them support. It doesn't
quite make sense to.
Speaker 3: Me if they're just going to do what they want anyway.
Why do they want our support? Why would they want
why would they signal to us in any way, shape
or form. Doesn't make any fucking sense. It's really just
like a freakin an attitude of nothing will ever get.
I mean, it's it's the ultimate black pilling, is what
it is. It's just people who if you're black pilled.
I figured this out a few weeks ago. If you're
black pilled, you can never be wrong on anything. You
can always find an argument the way out. You know,
I'm wrong on stuff. I've been wrong with stuff in
the past. I'm wrong. I'll be wrong on stuff tomorrow,
I'll be wrong on stuff today. People don't want to
be wrong because they're scared that they're going to be
wrong and somebody is going to call them out for it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's very Yeah, it's very main character syndrome that
you have with all of these people. I mean you
see all the time when people get into like petty
squabbles and fights with people on Twitter over their like
three thousand follower account, right, and uh, you really just
have to kill your ego with so many of these things.
And I was actually again pointing this. I was talking
about Buddy Ryan Stone about this over the weekend. It's like,
just take a peek into like lefty Twitter sometimes and
see how like one tweet about how we should keep
tampons and boys and girls back yeah, and boys bathrooms
at meta gets like twelve million likes. It's like, oh, okay, yeah,
these these elites are really going out of the way
to say things that appeal to the like point zero
zero one percent of the population in order to win
like an electoral victory. Like, I don't really it just
this argument just ludicrous to me. Maybe it actually just
is like, oh wow, like a bunch of us have
been right on the major things that have mattered over
the last ten years, and we have a very out
like disproportionate amount of influence given to the amount of
number of people that we have. It's oh wow, Maybe
there's actually some good ideas here. Maybe people's minds can
be changed. But either way, pointing the entire apparatus of
Twitter at your political opponents and people overseas is very
very interesting. We'll see what develops of this. So all right, fellas,
let's turn our attention over to California once again. With
the wildfire situation. Obviously, we talked about this last week
about all the damage has been ripping through. We've now
gotten a bit of like a headcount of whose places
have burned down. Mel Gibson's house burned down. He actually
had an interesting clip on Fox News going around where
he was like, well, I've been relieved of my possessions,
which is definitely very interesting take. But I know there
was also I don't know if I am anyone has
the answer to this, but I saw this going around
that like did Robert Seffer end up losing this house?
I know, like who was tweeting about how he evacuated.
I don't know if we ended up getting an update
on that one. But anyway, as Doug has shown us
on screen here, one of the people that they caught
for Arson is in fact a illegal immigrant. Shocker shocker, shocker.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean that's the face of climate change right there.
Brown trying to pretend like he didn't do anything wrong
when he was caught red handed, like it's it's a
real thing. Man. We should have listened. We should have
gotten rid of all of our nuclear plants. We should
have you know, we should have turned off everything all
the coal, this guy wouldn't have come in.
Speaker 2: Well he was he was doing nothing with that blow torch.
You know, he didn't do muffing. You know, he was
just trying to light a fire in his backyard, right,
Uh huh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean kudos for using map gas. That stuff
does burn hotter than propane, so you know it's uh,
it's it's the patrician's choice. Really.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, I'm glad that you brought up the point
of the climate change debate because again we talked about
this last week when sand Batch was here. But it's
just climate change, just this amorphous term that means like
any weather pattern therefore means we have to give millions
of dollars to like Bill Gas or any Democrat Act
ng O, which which was another thing that was going around.
And you know, I have like mixed feelings on community
notes on Twitter because a lot of times they are
like kind of cringe, but some of them like, well,
like when they hit, they really really hit, and they
were hitting with how every single Democrat was tweeting out
like this, oh, follow this link to send money to
those affected by the fires, and the community notes just
got a hold of them right away. Saying no, this
is literally Act Blue this is this is a Democrat
fundraising website. People are all liars.
Speaker 1: I I that's I hadn't heard that story. That is
absolutely amazing. That is like, that is some Talmudic shit,
right there. Geez man, just straight up just just just
scamming people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was a bunch. It was a bunch of them.
Gavin Newsom did it, Elizabeth Warren did it. I'm sure
a bunch of other ones too, But those were just
a couple.
Speaker 3: That I saw.
Speaker 2: But yeah, community notes got them.
Speaker 3: You, I mean the bl If you remember from twenty twenty,
the whole BLM thing, if you went to bl m's
website and clicked on donated, went right to Act Blue.
Speaker 1: Eyes. Yeah, I love love this, Like we just have
a political party that nichols and dimes their constituents to death.
They just rob them. Like these guys already have so
much damn money they have to they have to rob
the people who who vote vote for them. That's I
do remember that, Pete uh And it's it. I hope
that the two houses of the uh, the BLM founder
or whatever her name is, that burned down had their
fire insurance policies canceled.
Speaker 3: I don't know that anybody's going to be I mean,
that's just one of those things where you're going to
see them file bankruptcy or something like that. I mean,
that's typical for for surance companies out there, but also
as are. Our good friend David Distributors pointed out a
lot of those houses just don't have insurance because insurance
isn't available. Yeah, they're just fucked.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Dave did an excellent stream the other day. I was
listening to it before we went live here, and I'll
uh no doubt finish it after this. But the parts
I've heard thus far been excellent. So people haven't checked
that out, Go and check out David Distributors stream after
this one. But it's not just that we've got illegal
aliens starting fires. We've also got pictures of people who
have been looting these houses of like evacuation areas. And
you'll notice here lo non white faces here. Shocker.
Speaker 3: Second row, all the way to the left is that speck.
Ben Shapiro.
Speaker 2: Looks like a uh uh god, what the what the
hell's that character from like a the Dictator, like a
general Aladin or whatever. Uh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, it
kind of looks like him. It looks like it looks
like he got one guy in the top left hand
corner right there, one of Antifa neck beard dude. The
rest are your usual suspects.
Speaker 4: You have the one Spanish looking phenotype of Mexican.
Speaker 2: There you go, yeah, yeah, there you go.
Speaker 3: Well, and really, the thing that's the most upsetting and
is most of these people are probably homeless. Oh yeah,
no doubt and there's no yeah. How do you not
just round the people when you consider how big the
homeless population is in California, how do you live there?
How do you put up with it? How do you
not demand that these people be picked up? And I
don't care if you have to start building asylums again,
like you know, public asylums. Fuck Ronald Reagan. This needs
to be this needs to be fucking handled. This is insane.
Speaker 5: One of the funniest things that I noticed from especially
gen Z leftists, is that they'll hate Ronald Reagan in
part because of the closing of the asylums. And I
don't think they realized that that would destroy quite a
sizable proportion of their support base. Of the asylums were
reconstructed and asylum attendees put back in them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's legitimate, but you've just forgotten. I mean, so
all of this coming to a head like so quickly
at the beginning of the year, with everything else that's
going on, I gotta tell you, I think the accelerationists
are having a pretty good twenty twenty five so far.
This is like I feel like with the just how
heated all the discourse has been and all of this
this nonsense coming out all at once, it's even starting
to crack through to the normies. I was at a
dinner party yesterday with some normies and some left leaning people,
and they were all about the crazy right wing nonsense
I was dropping on them.
Speaker 3: So it's a.
Speaker 1: It's having an effect. It's this is good. It's bad,
but it's it's it's good.
Speaker 2: Well, there's certainly a vibe shift that's just like undeniable
at this point since the election, I mean, echoing much
of the same thing you said, not me, not you.
I mean for the last couple of months I've been
hanging out with normies. It's just it's no longer faux
pas to be saying like very like right wing things
around people anymore. Like people are very fed up. They've
seen which way the winds are moving. Uh, and it's
it's interesting. I mean, I'm not a West Coaster. I've
only been in California like two times my entire life.
I mean, I don't know. Maybe Manjeli, you can spou
on this a little bit more, but uh, is this
possible that this like actually breaks through uh the California mold.
And you know, p you can you can say quite
a bit on this too, because uh fortuitously this happened
right at the same time you and Thomas just finished
your excellent series on the history of California. And I
think one of the most important things that Thomas was
stressing throughout the entire series was that this idea that
California is just this you know, permanent blue state, literally
for forever, and there's nothing that can be done. It's
just ludicrous. California used to be the American dream. It
was like the most right wing state. And I mean
Ronald Ragan came from California. Not that he's like the
most right wing character, but you get the get the message.
Speaker 5: Yeah, California, California.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 3: You chinxed me in the in the eighties have half
of the guys like Tom Metzger, you know the kind
of guys I'm talking about, They were all out of California.
There were all out of southern California. It was it
was known as like if you were white in the seventies,
in the in the late sixties and the seventies, your
goal was to make enough money to move to southern California.
Why because it was a paradise. You knew it was
a paradise. What's happened to it is not something that
happened because of it was on purpose, and you know
the way Thomas talks about it was like something was
done around. It was like some kind of deal was
made behind the scenes to be like California is now
a blue state. It's not that California, you know, because
one of the ways you can know that it's really
not a it's not a blue state is every time
they have a referendum there. Yeah, because that's one of
the things the way the way their government is designed
is a referendum vote if you're going to have like
the gay marriage vote in the two thousands, gay marriage
was voted down in California. Yet when you go to
remember that when they vote for president. When they vote
for president, it's like seventy to seventy five percent, did
they vote for the Democrat. It makes no sense whatsoever.
I mean, it sounds like a conspiracy theory. But come on,
I mean, if they're voting for if they're like, no,
we don't want gay marriage, and then they're all voting,
then in mass they're voting for people who are promoting
gay marriage.
Speaker 4: Well, well, I need to push back on this a
little bit because I remember that that particular proposition that
was called Proposition eight, and that was in the two
thousand and eight election, so that was I mean, geez,
that was like almost twenty years ago. Now, I mean
it's a very long time ago, Like that's that's almost
fifteen plus years of diversification. It's it is greatly changed
in just from because I was there recently for the holidays,
and I cannot tell you how quick it has changed,
like even in the last ten years. It's it's just
been like people used to joke about, you know, San Angeles,
you know the old like demolition man, you know joke
that you soon made about San Diego and Los Angeles
becoming one uber big, mega city and well, it's sad
to say it's it's basically happening now. But the problem
is is that's in the worst ways possible. Right now,
you're starting to have the demographic tipping point in places
like San Diego and just which is essentially it's that's
always been because it has gigantic military bases there. It's
always been more right leaning, shall we say, than Los Angeles,
and because you don't have certain groups there to the
same degree. But like it's becoming the same way because
you just have like graffiti on every single highway just
like there is in Los Angeles now and it's the same.
It's getting much much worse, and you cannot believe how
fast it's degrading. It's getting very bad. So I think
a lot of people are comparing the two thousand and
eight election and then saying, well, okay, that's the same
thing as now, and it's you know, it's a lot
worse now.
Speaker 3: But I mean, I think the point was is that
they still voted for the for the Democrat in the
presidential election overwhelmingly. I mean, I look up the numbers,
but I think they did. That was the only point
I was trying to make I wasn't obviously obviously, it's
become what it is, what you described.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think there's a weird thing about California. I notice,
especially among whites, like you can even see them voting patterns.
Among whites in California, they always typically vote LIB. And
I think a lot of this has to do with
the nineteen sixties culture. There's a lot of research that
I want to do just from my own personal awareness
on this front. But the issue with California is, like
the whites there are just it's almost inexplicable, right, Like
it's almost like New England in a way, like why
are these people voting Democrat? There's no real rhyme or
reason for why they support this party unless you're like
Gavin Newsom and you're directly benefiting from the system. And
there's a lot of people in California who are not
directly who are white, not directly benefiting from the system
in some way, and it's almost it's the strangest thing
to watch. And from what I see just in terms
of even an organization and stuff, there's a hesitancy to
take one's own side. And I think that over the
past ten or fifteen years, the demographic tipping point has
basically been reached, and so a lot of people are just, well,
I don't want to rock the boat because now you're
in a position of minority status, and if you start
rocking the boat, then everybody else wants to gang up
on you. And I think there's that's a hesitancy that
needs to be broken through.
Speaker 2: Well, come what may. It just seems to me, as
an outsider looking in that more people are asking more
questions to the State of California's mismanagement around these fires,
whether it's the misallocation of direct city funds by this
chirp that is running the city over there, things like DEI,
things like the water mismanagement over the past couple decades,
things like forest fires and not being able to clear
the debris. It seems to me that this is a
breaking point and they can't just rely on the old
playbook of oh, well, this is just climate change. It's like,
I don't know's I think you can fall back on
that argument when half your city didn't burn to the ground.
But on this point, it seems to me like people
are calling out for solutions. The ground is literally in
the gutter.
Speaker 5: I felt a blood memory when I heard that.
Speaker 1: Chirp.
Speaker 4: Are you are you secretly black turnip?
Speaker 5: No, I I think it's in a different direction.
Speaker 2: Mm hm hmmm firewater. All right, all right, why don't
we take a look at some super chats here and
then we can turn our attention to some other stories
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See all right, I still need to watch that Mel
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catalog for a while. Well, you know what, do you
know what he's referencing? No, In that there was an
apparently Trump named today that that he was going to
have ambassadors to Hollywood, and one of them was going
to be one's Mel Gibson.
Speaker 3: I can't remember one is John Boyd. I can't remember
who the other one is. But yeah, he's gonna have
st alone. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's what I mean.
Speaker 1: That's that actually is really smart. Hollywood kind of is
its own, uh like states, like a city state, and
the power that they have in shaping the minds of
not just Americans but people all over the world is
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there's a of those three people something they all have
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couple veterans on the panel here. What do you think, fellas.
Speaker 4: I mean, that's only true if they don't stick your
ass in Ukraine or some other place.
Speaker 2: I guess that's fair.
Speaker 4: But yeah, the benefits are good for now. Like I
wrote an article on this. Actually it's called min max
in the Military Situation and uh, basically my take is
don't join the military these days if you're a young
guy to do a career. We need to be more
tactical and smarter in how we leverage our manpower, and
I think we need to give these We need to
be willing to use incentive and signaling when we get
what we want politically from the system, then the system
can get what it wants. And one of those things
is military recruitment and you know, basically personnel to actually
keep the nation surviving in a float and to have
a strong military with which they can use as a
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abroad start forming as to the competency of the US
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on problems. And what we need to do is to say, okay,
when we have a GOP governor or a more pro
white or I guess maybe less anti white presidents, you know,
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four years or so. So I think we can use
that to our advantage.
Speaker 2: Yeah, good point. I mean on the whole military thing.
I'm pleased that Pete Hegseth being a veteran and being
nominated for Secretary Defense is not eighty five years old.
So at least that's at least signing to me some
degree of a step in the right direction, because I
imagine that all of these upper class and like the
old ass generals, they like all of you, just need
to go.
Speaker 4: He will need every ounce of vitality he has if
he wants to turn the navy.
Speaker 2: Around, well, we wish him a good fortune and that endeavor.
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there really just is a rich history of baseball broadcasters,
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the super chats. Let's turn over to another favorite country
that we have to talk about. Apparently. Now this came
out a couple days ago and people were kind of
skeptical at first, but now over the last twenty four
hours is really just blown wide open. The apparent ceasefire
in the Gaza Israel conflict and started on October seventh.
Over God, it's what like a sixteen months ago, now
something like that. I don't know what our initial reactions, gentlemen.
What I saw right away was just every one of
their grandmother trying to claim that they were a part
of this. It's like, Oh, the Biden administration did a
great job of getting the steel done. All the Trump
team did an amazing job getting this done. All the
Israelis are really proud of the steal, the Palestinians are
really proud the Iranian It's like everyone's just trying to
get a part of Oh, look, we're the ones that
got the peace steel done.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 3: The thing that I noticed right away was, and I
said this, is that Jews were going to melt down
over this because they don't most of them don't care
about the hostages. The hostages is just a talking point I.
Speaker 2: Have left at this point.
Speaker 3: To be honest, Yeah, I'm so. I think most think
that they're probably dead and they want this to continue.
And it's remarkable to see. It's also remarkable to see
like veterans of you know, the United of the United
States military, like Kurt Schlickter saying Okay, get the hostages
back and then go back in and kill them, and
you know I'm interviewing Bill Linn William Lynn tomorrow. Legendary
legend came up with the person who came up with
the term fourth generational warfare. And one of the I
was reading one of his uh, one of his articles,
and he talked about how there was no honor anymore.
There was like you know, there was a time when
the fighting stopped and you went face to face with
your enemy and said, okay, you go that way, you
have this, We're going to go this way.
Speaker 6: And.
Speaker 1: To watch.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if you understand the whole idea of oh, let's
let's have a truce, let's get our hostages back, and
then let's go back in and kill them and just
break the truce, well that's a very read your old Testament.
That's a very Jewish thing, and it's it's remarkable to
me that when you are occupied by a certain group
of people, even your warriors start to act like them,
with no honor whatsoever. And I don't care if you say, oh, well,
these are terrorists and they have no honor, So what
if you make a deal, keep the fucking deal. And
I mean, I think this all came about because I
know people don't believe this, but Trump really hates Netna
Who because for numerous reasons, but obviously him sharing that
video of Jeffrey Sachs calling him a dark son of
a bitch calling Nea Who a dark son of a bitch.
There's a reason for that. And then you see, oh,
well we have I think who's done at this point.
I think I think worse. It's going to go the
The government will probably go over to Ben Gavie, who's
maybe worse, I don't know, or at least he doesn't
have so much corruption hang over his head like man
Yahoo does. But yeah, I'm sorry. We we got occupied
a long time ago.
Speaker 8: And if if we have no honor, then what's the
fucking point? I, for one, am incredibly uh.
Speaker 4: I don't want to say black built, but I feel
that the like the whole Israel stuff, just I get
the sense that nothing ever happens. Bros. Are correct, Like
there's just no amount of blood that the desert sand
cannot absorb. And and I just feel that this is
this is never going to go anywhere until you know
one side of the other, you know, completes the dirty
business of booting the other out of its land. Now
that being said, I feel also that like for the
reasons you said, Pete, the like this is almost like
a trap for for the Israelis, Like if you can't
hold to agreements, why should any But first, why should
anyone trust you? But then second, it creates a dynamic
where if no one can ever trust agreements that they make,
how are you ever supposed to come to a peaceful
resolution of conflict? How are you ever supposed to be
able to maintain that piece? These are serious questions that
I'm not sure that the Israelis can really answer. And
you know, there's there's a curse that that people claims
has been placed upon them. It's called the eighty year curse.
I'm not too familiar with it, but if you behave
in certain ways and you don't abide by agreements, then
eventually people say well it's us or them, and inevitably
fighting breaks out once again. So it just seems to
me that you know, there is an un ability to
overcome historical contingencies here.
Speaker 2: I mean, I've made no secret before that I hate
talking about this topic pretty much more than anything else
because it just brings out the worst of people, particularly
on our side. You know, like everyone just like spurks.
How it's like, oh, well, like Trump is one hundred
percent back like by the Zionist lobby, which, like, I mean,
from my side of it, I just think that Trump
is a New York business vocal who spent his whole
life around Jews. He probably likes them. But does that
make somebody like a Zionist.
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Seems like a bit of a far fetched like claim
to make. But also, I mean it's clear to me
that Trump is not a fan of that in Yahoo
at all. I mean, we brought this up before, but
and Yaho was the first world leader to corradulate Joe
Biden of his election when it was like right away too.
I think it was like, well, like the first day
or two of like of that election. So I mean,
they clearly have no love for each other.
Speaker 5: I mean, might be worth mentioning as well. But the
only Zionists in the United States is like, as a
population group outside of the people whom the Zionist project
is meant to benefit are Christian Conservatives, and Trump is
most certainly not a Christian Conservative, So it can't be
that kind of Zionism, right, And.
Speaker 4: To the point about Israel, and how this relates to
them is what happens for Israel that when they can't
play the use big Daddy America to get you out
of trouble card, which is pretty much as far as
I can tell, exactly what happened posts the events in
October seventh. So how's the Arab world going to react
when you know, America can't get itself involved in you know,
put aircraft carriers in the Eastern Mediterranean. So how is
that going to work out for you?
Speaker 2: M M, I don't know. I mean, I know there's
like some reports coming in that Israel hasn't signed off
on the agreement yet. I mean whatever that means. Again,
like given a couple of days here and we'll see
what actually occurs. But I mean, if they could end
this conflict and then all eyes go to the Russia
Ukraine situation, and you know, I know, we've Charlemagne and
others have said that they're kind of skeptical of the
current makeup of the Trump administration, at least what they've
said publicly about you know, bringing a swift end to
this war. I mean, we'll see, at the very least,
like we said at the very beginning, the policy proposals
that the OGC wants up more than anything. Number one
is you know, huge restrictions on immigration and mass deportations.
Number two is the ending of foreign conflicts for wars,
and number three is energy independence and environmental uh protections
uh for you know, our great lands here at home.
And to bring up the second proposal right there, I
mean it's the US. It's the US isn't sending billions
of dollars to Israel to continue to ethically cleanse Palestinians.
I mean that's a step in the right direction.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I guess at this point you're just looking for your
little wins when it comes to that, because it's been
so so many decades and it always seems like Israel
gets to do whatever they want. And it may have
just been one snub by Yahoo against Trump that uh,
you know, turns it around and puts it in it
puts it in a different direction. Hopefully, you know, we
hope for that, you know, but nothing, nothing's guaranteed. This
is politics.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean I think you're one hundred percent right, P.
I mean, it is absolutely clear that nin Yahoo is fucked.
If this deal goes through, he is done. Does I
mean like the Israeli state, Uh isn't going to have
outsized influence on American politics. Uh, that remains to be seen.
Speaker 3: But I mean, like.
Speaker 2: He was already like put in charge. Was he like
getting charged like on corruption and shit like this, like
just before this popped off, and they were looking to get.
Speaker 3: Rid of corruption. That's that's why he's he hasn't done
anything to get as soon as those hostages are released.
I mean he's he's been to I think they've deposed
him within the last week. So I mean, he's he
really is done. And that's why Ben Gavie, if you've
been paying attention he's been He's like, well, if if
a ceasefire is done, we're breaking. You know, we're breaking
within yahoo government. I mean, this is this could fracture lookud.
I mean I wouldn't count on that at all, but
there's a very good possibility this could fracture Lakud. The
only question is is what comes after it worse?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess that's a very good point.
Speaker 1: So uh.
Speaker 2: I mean, and I will say one more thing here,
just on Trump's character as a whole. You know, I
see this get thrown on around a bunch like people
talking about, oh, well, Trump chooses people very very poorly,
and that might be the case in many examples and
maybe people we can name, but I've never seen a
case where somebody has gone out of the way to
betray Trump and Trump has like brought them back into
the fold. I mean, like people criticized Trump were recycling
people too quickly actually, like from like one hundred firings
like in his previous administration. So it seems like Trump
very much has a one striking your out policy with
working with them. I mean, it's not like anybody else
who's been fired previously is getting a call to come back.
So I mean maybe maybe you just like run out
of so many people like Zap Brannigan style tactics of
governments that eventually you're gonna get to just honorable people
who actually, uh you know, are on your side so
to speak. Who knows. Alrighty, well, that's it for the
major stories. But now we've got a couple of fun
and interesting clips going around today. This just happened a
couple hours before we went.
Speaker 5: Good it's about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, here we go. Here's some more videos. I'm starlink.
Speaker 4: To the bottom of that rocket almost hit the tower.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 4: Almost a challengeer moment.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean that that is kind of cool to
image on the right there of one of these starship tests, uh,
just breaking up into like a meteor shower, like something
you see out of Star Wars or something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the right most video is that that's depicting debris
falling from orbit, right, like, yeah the debris. Did one
of these rockets explode? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, one of these tests that they launched today, one
of these starships exploded. I don't know if it was
on re entry or if it was on I don't
know what it was, but I mean certainly paints a
pretty interesting image. I mean, hmm, there's always a bound
to be mistakes when you're doing stuff like this, right,
I mean it kind of just puts into context of
how difficult it actually is to get something into space.
How people are saying in the chat the second stage
broke apart. Interesting, pretty cool, Yeah, I mean, at the
very least, it's a very very cool image. But yeah,
I mean, no, gonna break some eggs to make an outlet.
Speaker 3: Right CSS for Virginia with the with the great comment
jeets pay it off already?
Speaker 2: Well, it was one of the stages that there were
no people in this craft, so at least there's that
not like a full challenger moment.
Speaker 5: But in the new citizenship tests, whenever we take over
and have complete control, we have to ask people why
do you support space technology and stuff like that, and
the only proper answer has to be something about like
space colonization. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean this was something that was brought up a
bunch during the whole h one B debate going around
and Elon Musk's goal to get to Mars. Right, It's like,
why do you have to outcompete these other countries in
this regard when none of one will be looking into
this technology in the first place if we didn't do
it first. It's like the United States is the one
that has the lasting effect on space exploration. It's Fausti
and man that looks to the stars to expand. I
mean without us, like the Chinaman would never think to
go into space, or like the machine, It's like nobody
else would think.
Speaker 1: To do this.
Speaker 3: I don't think this is the important argument here. I
think the important argument is how many geets are you
competing for so that you can get the manager job
at Panda Express?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Well, there's certainly that too. Well, that's another fun argument
that was going around on Twitter today, which again Dave
did an excellent job of breaking down on his stream.
People can go and listen in on that. So all right,
let me check back on the super chats right here
really quick, and you can also put up any additional
funny clips at the end if we have anymore. But
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enlisted reasons? If you're going commission, it could be worth it,
possibly depending what profession you have, He did say, cybersecurity.
Maybe I wouldn't not at your age.
Speaker 2: All right, Well you heard it from Mandrel hashtag now
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Donate to us Joshua BB for five bucks military bills,
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Speaker 4: It's true. But like I said, before you go in,
you do your time, you get you know enough eligibility
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should be your game plan if you're not planning on
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Braun is a hidden figure. We need more operation paper
clip H one B visas. We'll never get tired of
that sound effect. Oh my god.
Speaker 2: What I was gonna say was that was always the
thing that was so nuts about the comparisons during the
Jeet Gate about how well America accepted a bunch of
the German scientists in World War Two. That's how we
got rocketry to go to the moon. This is just
like today with the Geets. It's like, no, this is
fucking ridiculous. Those guys had a twenty year track record
of research, actually producing products, building things like V two's
that were literally like being shot around all of like
North Africa and Europe like this, this is fucking ridiculous.
They actually had tangible results for what they created and
what they researched. Like, what is it that any of
these H ONEB people have shown up? Like really what
is there a show for us in India that we
don't have here in the United States that we need
to have these people come over here for like they're
mountains of trash their rivers that they're polluting to the
death and destroying all the wildlife in them, like the
mountains of shit on every single street. There's nothing India
has that I want. Period.
Speaker 3: They have, well, they have an incredible rape culture too
that you know, people don't talk about.
Speaker 2: You know what, I recant my original statement. There's one
thing that India has that I want. I want to
go shoot a tiger. I want to go and uh,
you know, much in the way of the British aristocrats
of the eighteenth century. I want to go to India,
be carried around by four jeets, and then go out
into the bush to hunt some of their game. So
that's that's all I want. Alrighty, That is us all
caught up on the super chats for tonight. Oh you
know what, this is one final clip that we just
had to show. I'm not even gonna have any commentary
on this one, but I'm just gonna play it and
then you guys can guess where this took place. So
let's see.
Speaker 1: Well there you go, very very funny. I also like
how that wild animal caused less damage and destruction than.
Speaker 3: What blacks typically do a North American issue. Yeah, coyotes
are better than the North American street dame.
Speaker 2: By the way, this took place in downtown Chicago basically,
so I know this is like a very like a
rogan brained take, But if anyone actually has read this
book Coyote America, it's nuts how these animals have established
themselves in every major city in America just by sifting
through trash and like dumpsters outside of restaurants to sustain themselves.
Because they're not quite as big as wolves, they can
get by on less calories, and they're small enough that
they're not attacking people. So it's interesting. Coyotes are one
of the few game animals that have actually increased in
numbers since some Europeans arrived in the sixteen fifties, the
other one being the wild turkey. Those two populations have
exploded since Europeans arrived.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's interesting because they upre eate in the same
or similar ecological niches as foxes to go after the
same prey animals, and like I know, in the UK
they have like foxes and urban areas and that sort
of thing.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I sawhere, Yeah, I was. I was blown
away that they have like foxes over there like we
have raccoons.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's it's really interesting to see like the similar
animals in ecological niches doing the basically the exact same
thing under similar conditions. So that's very fascinating to watch.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I know that there's there's an established pack of coyotes
in Central Park in New York of hall places, so
they could really just adapt anywhere. But yeah, we thought
that was interesting to show from people tonight, just a
little uh things different than what we normally cover. So well,
that's us all caught up on the super chats. Why
do we go around and get our shillings out of
the way really quick, mister, not me, not you. Do
you have anything to promote, sir?
Speaker 1: I am shillless. I am unshilled. I did see. I
didn't want to bring up one thing. For those of
you going to the ball or any event at the
inauguration and you are buying your first suit, please make
sure to cut the vents in the pockets. They come
so shut. You don't want to be the guy who
has someone say you didn't cut your vents, So just
just keep that in mind. We want you guys looking
good all the time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right on, And as echoed earlier, everyone just just
be a little safe at an inauguration day. No nobody
quite knows what's going to happen, but be glad that
you're participating in history. But just don't do anything stupid,
look presentable, be awesome. All right now, Pete, you've always
got stuff going on. What do you have to promote?
Speaker 3: Just dropped an episode with Thomas on Part two of
the History and Issues of Policing, which was funny when
we're looking at this watching police deal with a coyote. Yeah,
check that out. That's I think we're having a really
good conversation about just basically how the way modern the
way police thing was done in the nineteenth century coming
forward and into the twentieth century is an anachronism now
and it will be going away and what we'll come.
Speaker 2: Next already, So to be on the lookout for that,
mister raging Mandrel. What do you have to promote, sir Ah?
Speaker 4: Many things. So the first thing is I have a
episode podcast episode on my personal sub stack covering the
Dark Crystal. I performed that podcast with Hitman, the illustrious
YouTuber British YouTuber, and it is now coming out from
behind the paywall. That'll be out tomorrow, so take a
look out for that on sub stack. It'll also be
up on my YouTube channel as well if you want
to check that out at around the same time. And
then tomorrow afternoon I will be going live with the
Prudentialists at in the afternoon as well, and we'll be
covering another chapter of Days of Rage, and that is
the chapter where we begin the story arc on the
Symbionese Liberation Army also known as the SLA.
Speaker 2: Already, so be on the lookout for that. I myself
always thought the Dark Crystal referred to where we're gonna
lock Barack Obama up in, But yeah, definitely.
Speaker 3: Take a look at that.
Speaker 2: And Ryan, what do you have to promote, sir?
Speaker 5: All that I have to promote is my YouTube channel,
Ryan turnip Seed. Here on YouTube, I haven't released anything
in quite a while, but there's still plenty of content
to go back and watch, history content, current political thought.
Yet red Hawk, you mentioned that one of your favorit
streams on that channel was the one that I and
are good friends over at Nights have dissented where we
talked about Christian conservatism and feminism. And I'm not the
only one that thinks that this stuff is worth watching.
I get my YouTube results back every month, even though
I haven't had any activity on the channel. I think
it's still something insane, like a few thousand hours every month.
People are watching this much in terms of it, so
there has to be something good there. Go check that out.
I have an at Turnip merchant on Twitter, and of
course check out the OGC substack, just because that's probably
one of the better places that you can just get
any sort of regular reading at this point in time,
and it has a very wide swath of things to
look at. So go go check it out. You'll find
something that you'll like there, and it's only going to
grow better as time goes on and we get more
people with more talents.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, we do have quite a different swath of topics
that we cover on the substack. For myself, one thing
to remote actually is something going on on the substack.
So people will remember last year when Charlemagne, mister d
and Semigog and myself did a stream the reviewing the
fifty flags of the states of the US, and we
graded a bunch of them, talked about the ones we liked,
most of them we didn't like. But in much the
same way we did that stream, we did one on
the fifty state quarters and that is coming out tomorrow
on the substack behind the paywall. So if you guys
want to hear myself, mister d and Charlemagne go through
all fifty state quarters talk about which ones we like,
which ones we don't like, which you know, states have
got a double dosage of a good coin and a
good state flag. You'll have to tune in and listen
to that one. We had a lot of fun with that. Also,
check out my appearance with my good and Ryan Stone
that was over the weekend on Saturday on his channel.
I always have a fun conversation talking to Ryan, very
very good dude, has a lot of good things to say.
And then on Sunday I will be appearing on Post
zero as always, so be on the lookout for that.
I don't know who's going to host, might be Kyle Motovic,
might be myself, who knows. But with that out of
the way, We'll be back here once again next week
for another episode of Pony Express Radio. Happy Inauguration Day
to everyone. In the meantime, go pay homage to your
local McDonald's on Monday, and we will see you all
next week