Speaker 1: To say, you know, the Straight already before the war started,
Speaker 1: you gained nothing except now it might have a toll
Speaker 1: booth on it.
Speaker 2: I was just on Twitter. Maga's celebrating this like a victory.
Speaker 2: Did you go on Twitter this morning?
Speaker 1: I was just like, because they you know, whatever, they
Speaker 1: whatever makes them feel better.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just want the war to end. You know,
Speaker 2: it's sick, like Americans died, thousands of Iranians, money lost.
Speaker 2: It was just absolutely sick being an American having my
Speaker 2: country doing this. I'm just glad it's over. But it's
Speaker 2: almost over. Yeah, you know he was.
Speaker 1: I told I told a lot of people like it's
Speaker 1: a bunch of hot air. He's not going to destroy
Speaker 1: a civilization. He's going to capitulate. You watch, because this
Speaker 1: is this is in his art of the deal, right
Speaker 1: the steel big man, big Yankee with loud mouth, blah
Speaker 1: blah blah. He couldn't do anything. Remember how he acted
Speaker 1: like he didn't even want the Straight open anyway. Even
Speaker 1: he tried every tactic there was, and then he was like, oh,
Speaker 1: we're going to get an international armadel to go open it.
Speaker 1: And everybody told him the f off the only way
Speaker 1: to open the strait is to capitulate to Iran's demands,
Speaker 1: and they were this close to closing the Red Sea too,
Speaker 1: like oh really, here's our demands, and he knows he
Speaker 1: physically cannot get it open. They tried to raid and failed.
Speaker 1: They used that rescue mission as cover. He didn't lose
Speaker 1: all those plain I mean.
Speaker 2: What you're inside on that, because that's what I noticed.
Speaker 2: I saw the article house with the giant cargo ships.
Speaker 2: It was like one hundred miles away, right through the mountains. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, they lied about the location and where it went down,
Speaker 1: and I understand that they lie about where it is
Speaker 1: as a playfake is try and get you know, around
Speaker 1: to go that way while they go the other way.
Speaker 1: So it didn't happen where they said it was outside
Speaker 1: of Ispahan, and when this is the target that look,
Speaker 1: they didn't mobilize all these ground forces and stuff as
Speaker 1: far away from Okinawa all the way down to around
Speaker 1: just for the show. Okay, they were planning on a
Speaker 1: raid to try and get the uranium, which you didn't
Speaker 1: need to do because that was already on the table
Speaker 1: before the war too. But Israel preemptively struck and drag
Speaker 1: the US in it. Like you gain absolutely nothing. Yeah
Speaker 1: you lost, yeah you had. You have economies in the
Speaker 1: brink of collapse. The golf Arabs are finished. Brain is
Speaker 1: not going to recover. Kuwait is not going to recover.
Speaker 1: UAE is like you know, really thin ice. Qatar and
Speaker 1: Oman were smart. Oman took the right path guitar, saw
Speaker 1: which way the wind was blowing and decided to do that.
Speaker 1: The day before a ceasefire, Saudi Arabia's largest petrochemical plant
Speaker 1: got obliterated their favorite word, except it actually happened, and
Speaker 1: that's it was like an eight percent of their economy
Speaker 1: just gone like that, Well you're out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and how and how many children that will never
Speaker 2: see their father again. We don't even know how many
Speaker 2: soldiers are dead yet. And not to mention that they're.
Speaker 1: Covering up the casualties and things, they're like, oh, no,
Speaker 1: one was on it really, not even the pilot, Like
Speaker 1: come on.
Speaker 2: Like, how do those cargo ships? Where were the people?
Speaker 1: Then?
Speaker 2: How do the people get out of there? I don't know,
Speaker 2: I don't know how like some people are dead to
Speaker 2: my opinion, but open wrong.
Speaker 1: How about about one hundred tanks marikava tanks on fire
Speaker 1: in Lebanon. But do they just not have crews. They
Speaker 1: all popped out the hatch and walked back to Israel.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I love those terrasts getting blown up in Lebanon.
Speaker 1: Oh there's nothing better. You know, the best part of
Speaker 1: like a war sucks, But if there's some silver lining,
Speaker 1: and there is, it's watching these uppity God's chosen lunatics
Speaker 1: burn in their tanks. But it's not me watching it,
Speaker 1: it's me imagining people in Palestine and Syria watching it.
Speaker 1: I like to think of these kids and guys that
Speaker 1: watching the crime Chef four just out of the air
Speaker 1: and bam and hitting in the gav hitting Demona, hitting
Speaker 1: Tel Aviv. That's just sweet music right there. Let them
Speaker 1: have a little bit of you know, just desserts. I
Speaker 1: don't hearing about the Israelis at all.
Speaker 2: Yeah time, Yeah, the video that really was heartwarming. There
Speaker 2: was like ten children just cheering, applauding from gads as
Speaker 2: they destroyed gadzs. The missiles came by to Israel and
Speaker 2: there's just completely destroyed lamb behind them. The kids are
Speaker 2: all happy, lit up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was science for the wind. Turns out, dismissiles
Speaker 1: is the way to go.
Speaker 2: But they're still suffering. You know, the Gazza still stuck stuff.
Speaker 1: Thanking gods, and Syria are are suffering, and you know
Speaker 1: Yemen barely. They suffered for a long time. They went
Speaker 1: through a lot of what Gaza went through, but they
Speaker 1: did it in silence. They were starving. They had one
Speaker 1: hundred percent tariff slapped on them. You know, Hoof he's
Speaker 1: activated themselves and they're not just an Iranian proxy. They
Speaker 1: have their own agency and they didn't agree anything so far.
Speaker 1: We don't know yet. Well yeah, you know, maybe they'll
Speaker 1: calm down, maybe not. They probably will because they only entered.
Speaker 1: They said, look if if this continues to escalate, and
Speaker 1: that was the other big threat, if the Red Sea closed,
Speaker 1: which they proved they could do, because the Huthis did
Speaker 1: that solo. If you remember, America had a little seven
Speaker 1: week battle with them, declared victory after losing three F eighteens,
Speaker 1: and just they just kept firing missiles at Israel. It
Speaker 1: was a w only on paper. They didn't do anything
Speaker 1: except lose some planes and kill some civilians. They couldn't
Speaker 1: open the Red Sea and they couldn't open the Strait
Speaker 1: of Pormouse. There was never going to be a carg
Speaker 1: island raid with marines. They weren't going to mobilize the Kurds.
Speaker 1: There was never going to be an international or MADA
Speaker 1: to open the strait. You can't open the strait. Even
Speaker 1: if you really had destroy the Iranian navy, which they haven't,
Speaker 1: that wouldn't matter because it's the land batteries.
Speaker 2: That keep it close. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't think you could do that with drones. It's
Speaker 1: a thousand miles long.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I don't think Trump studied anything, had any idea
Speaker 2: how I ran work, like how the system was. He's
Speaker 2: just like Jared told me they were going to welcome
Speaker 2: and overthrow the government after I bombed them. Like, did
Speaker 2: you look at Iran, you look at the mountain, you
Speaker 2: talk to generals, did you study this stuff? Clearly you
Speaker 2: thought it.
Speaker 1: Would be a maduro because the Israelis told him so,
Speaker 1: they're like, look after you kill the Iatola, they'll collapse
Speaker 1: the anti Iranian. It's like the antichastric Cubans. No, you
Speaker 1: bombed a school full of little girls and a hospital
Speaker 1: and killed the ayah Toola. You unified everyone against you.
Speaker 1: All you had to do was nothing, not to help
Speaker 1: the empire but the Uranian currency had collapsed. There was
Speaker 1: calamity and division in the streets. All you had to
Speaker 1: do was keep the sanctions on and wait it out.
Speaker 1: But Israel can't do that because they realize their support
Speaker 1: in the US is waning. They've lost the youth completely,
Speaker 1: they've lost the left, they've lost most of the right.
Speaker 1: Just your dispensationalist Christian weirdo in timers around their side.
Speaker 1: You even want to bring about Jesus Armageddon. That's a
Speaker 1: small fraction of Christians and some boomers, you know, addicted
Speaker 1: to Fox News, no one else. Not only are they
Speaker 1: not on their side, they adamantly hate them because they
Speaker 1: hate the first time. But they've been doing in Gaza.
Speaker 1: Even though they've been doing that, this is the age
Speaker 1: of cell phones and telegram and so you can't hide
Speaker 1: it anymore. That's why, that's why they had a forced
Speaker 1: sale of TikTok. TikTok did the most damage. It wasn't X,
Speaker 1: it wasn't Telegram. It was TikTok putting out all these videos.
Speaker 1: And they panicked to force it, you know, to be
Speaker 1: sold to Larry Ellison where they can shut it down.
Speaker 2: It was too late, Yeah, is they're crazy. How they
Speaker 2: can just force TikTok to be sold to this ultra
Speaker 2: Zionist control. And then I think his son just has
Speaker 2: all this media companies.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he buys CBS and it's it's zomb Zionus occupation media.
Speaker 1: And that's how I mean they had total control for
Speaker 1: the First Golf War, Second Golf War, Syria, Libya and
Speaker 1: so on. There was no pushback. You couldn't even say
Speaker 1: a thing on X because it was Jack Dorsey back then,
Speaker 1: and he just got rid of you. I mean, you
Speaker 1: couldn't even defend Kyle Rittenhouse without losing your account. You
Speaker 1: didn't have a far left, preferably gay opinion, then you
Speaker 1: weren't allowed to speak.
Speaker 2: But yeah, the left is you have to be gay tranny,
Speaker 2: and the right you have to a pledge to Israel
Speaker 2: like America is just we have no options to just
Speaker 2: absolutely disgusting parties.
Speaker 1: Well, they both pledged to Israel.
Speaker 2: You're right.
Speaker 1: The thing is that the on the left is against Israel,
Speaker 1: but the leadership they always roll over. I mean genocide.
Speaker 1: Joe gave the jay Dams dropped on Gaza to Israel.
Speaker 1: Kamala and Joe Biden. Let's remember I'm gonna put this
Speaker 1: in perspective about people saying Trump's the worst president ever,
Speaker 1: not even close. He's getting the most critical. I mean,
Speaker 1: he sucks. Yeah, he hasn't killed millions of people. He
Speaker 1: killed thousands of people. That's terrible. He bombed Yemen, he
Speaker 1: started a war with Iran, which he's basically retreated from.
Speaker 1: But if you are to put it in perspective, George
Speaker 1: Bush killed millions, a million through sanctions. One hundred thousand
Speaker 1: Iraqis died a year under those brutal sanctions. And then
Speaker 1: Bush invaded Iraq and Afghanistan. Uh, you know, a million
Speaker 1: dead there, horrible. President Obama invaded Libya. Obama started the
Speaker 1: war in Syria, which killed hundreds of thousands of people,
Speaker 1: and backed all these Isis proxies you know Al sham Hgs.
Speaker 1: It used to be called Unlesster Front. He did that.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden starts to war in Ukraine with Russia, and
Speaker 1: he did the lockdowns, and he sold the weapons during
Speaker 1: a genocide which only America could stop. He's giving Israel
Speaker 1: more billions of dollars and bombs, and Trump just rolled over.
Speaker 1: He didn't change anything. So like, don't give me this crap, like,
Speaker 1: oh well the other party, well, Kamala would know. It
Speaker 1: would have just been the same damn war plus gay
Speaker 1: whoever you vote.
Speaker 2: For you in.
Speaker 1: Plus gayation government. That's why we call it Epstein fury.
Speaker 1: You know, think Biden's spiff the little girl's hair on camera.
Speaker 1: You can't control himself. After Biden was I mean his
Speaker 1: laptop is just full of prostitutes and drugs and stuff.
Speaker 1: This is how these people behave.
Speaker 2: Everyone was like, yeah, why didn't the Democrats? They would
Speaker 2: released it if they had Trump. It's like, both sides
Speaker 2: are in it, people, Both sides are in it. And
Speaker 2: the It's funny the Biden thing because my mom's like
Speaker 2: a lifelong Democrat. Like a year ago or so two
Speaker 2: years ago, she's like, oh my god, you've seen all
Speaker 2: those videos of Biden sniffing kids. It's so creepy. I'm like,
Speaker 2: you just now seeing this, doesn't it?
Speaker 1: Where did she finally see it?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think it wasn't available for her to see
Speaker 1: if she's only watching television or Facebook or whatever. You know,
Speaker 1: those are controlled, you know, Zuckerberg or YouTube teams, you know,
Speaker 1: surrogate brands in the Epstein files himself yeah, so its Mark,
Speaker 1: it's the Google play this, this is their game.
Speaker 2: Gets these got there. Everyone's in Epsteine files. And you
Speaker 2: did a lot of work on Epstein files before the
Speaker 2: partial them released.
Speaker 1: The first show I did with you, Yeah, I had
Speaker 1: that list out. I put it on a T shirt,
Speaker 1: first and last name, calling billionaires pedophiles. Nobody sued me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because it's true.
Speaker 1: I'm like, yeah, hey, go to the Discovery dare you.
Speaker 1: I wish I had that on me. You know, they're
Speaker 1: that white map on my door. That's I put that
Speaker 1: out eight years ago, you know. And I had Jean
Speaker 1: Brunella and Maxwell and Wexter, the whole thing map out,
Speaker 1: jess Day boom boom boom boom, the Brompman family who
Speaker 1: also financed uh the next seeing Colt and can board
Speaker 1: with Robert Miller, who raped hundreds of little girls.
Speaker 2: It's just you told me all this. They were they
Speaker 2: weren't ready for me.
Speaker 1: That's why I was banned on everything.
Speaker 2: When I first talked to you. You're telling me all
Speaker 2: this stuff, and I started looking it up after. You're like,
Speaker 2: Epstein was because no one was talking about Epstein by
Speaker 2: your shirt. Dope, right, got it? Out of my baby
Speaker 2: podcast dot com. Uh, what's your what's your site? By
Speaker 2: the way, because we're self funder.
Speaker 1: Ryan Dawson dot org.
Speaker 2: Yeah you saw my favorite chess player.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like yeah, it's my favorite chess player definitely, like
Speaker 1: from all time. He's just an interesting dude.
Speaker 2: I got his.
Speaker 1: Uh books on him and things. It's funny. I'll tell
Speaker 1: you later.
Speaker 2: Henry Ford's another one, absolutely brilliant American. But in reality
Speaker 2: he really was what he's done, you know, the simply line.
Speaker 2: He doubled the wages. He like he was. He wrote
Speaker 2: a couple of good books. I get you. I like.
Speaker 1: Ben Franklin is the founding grod like grandfather Homus Been is.
Speaker 2: Another good one. Yeah, you guys need to look into
Speaker 2: so very interesting.
Speaker 1: Very interesting character. Yeah Fisher he made up fish or
Speaker 1: chess randomizing the beginning. I like it.
Speaker 2: Mm hmmm. Would the new Epstein drop? Was there anything
Speaker 2: surprising to you or is it stuff you pretty much
Speaker 2: already knew? Obviously they're still holding a lot of files.
Speaker 1: I'm surprised. Well, I guess it was their own incompetence
Speaker 1: or whatever. But they put out some information on the
Speaker 1: Malaysian sovereign wealth fund theft of which Edmund the Rothschild's
Speaker 1: bank was a part of, and that they went to
Speaker 1: Epstein to manipulate regulators and get a lesser punishment, which
Speaker 1: he was he did and they were able to do.
Speaker 1: And already Ona the Rothschild's one going to him. He's
Speaker 1: not going to them. The Rothschild's going right.
Speaker 2: The way around.
Speaker 1: Why why what possible leverage could he have? Now, let
Speaker 1: me explain this to that people don't know what's going on.
Speaker 1: Golden Sacks had to pay five billion dollars for their
Speaker 1: role in that money laundering gambit. Okay, it's not like
Speaker 1: Golden Sacks doesn't have the best lawyers and the most money.
Speaker 1: You know, they they can write they had five million
Speaker 1: the child bang and stuff, seventy five million, that's it.
Speaker 1: Why as they went to Epstein, Now that should have
Speaker 1: been a huge story. They're all talking about all they're
Speaker 1: eating kids in a boat, like, no, they're not that people.
Speaker 1: There big difference if you're looking at the file like
Speaker 1: I'm in the file like eleven times, I didn't do
Speaker 1: any it's just me criticizing them and stuff. But I'm
Speaker 1: in the Epstein file. When you have internal communications on emails,
Speaker 1: you know, bragging about stuff they did. That's solid. But
Speaker 1: if you have just any old report that someone said
Speaker 1: to the FBI, that's that's just an accusation. He doesn't
Speaker 1: have any legs alone. So when someone's like, oh, I
Speaker 1: saw people eating kids on a boat, like, really, what
Speaker 1: was the name of the boat, what port did it
Speaker 1: leave from? What year did this happen or what day
Speaker 1: did this happen? How did you get off the boat?
Speaker 1: What was his destination? Is like? Really, Clinton and Bush
Speaker 1: raw on a boat eating babies? Like when did they
Speaker 1: meet on a ship and where was this ship? And
Speaker 1: what was the name of the boat? You don't know
Speaker 1: the name of the boat. It's just claims, and it's
Speaker 1: got a conspiracy website in the thing. It's just going
Speaker 1: on writing bullshit to the FBI. They marked it like
Speaker 1: as it just normal, just as it's just normal.
Speaker 2: There's how many milesand you don't explain the difference. Something
Speaker 2: I did find interesting was that emails he has between
Speaker 2: like top scientists of talking about doing a breeding program.
Speaker 2: He wanted like twenty women pregnant once. So these are
Speaker 2: like emails they talked about trying to bring back Neanderthals
Speaker 2: and they were sequencing the Nanderthal DNA. And this guy's
Speaker 2: like a do or not a talker.
Speaker 1: So the Crispers, Yeah, well they his victims had said
Speaker 1: that he was a genesis. He wanted his brain and
Speaker 1: penis frozen. He was a weird guy. You know, she's a.
Speaker 2: Little bit of strange guy. Good old Jeffrey.
Speaker 1: I got a friend that they they had a lab
Speaker 1: in Hong Kong, which he doesn't have regulations. They were
Speaker 1: working on bringing back willy mammoths. That is going to happen.
Speaker 2: They have they possibly brought back nandothals because they're literally
Speaker 2: talking about sequencing this guy he had the analog. He's
Speaker 2: talking to the guy who had the Nanderthal DNA.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's gonna happen, but like they they talk about
Speaker 1: it anyway. These people are obsessed with eugenics and bloodlines.
Speaker 1: They're saying what percent you were you I'm ninety eight
Speaker 1: or I'm ninety five or.
Speaker 2: That's weird, right, Like why are they so obsessed with that?
Speaker 2: I don't I don't like obsessed with They.
Speaker 1: Have a religion that says that the bloodline of Jacob
Speaker 1: and superior to all other people in the world and
Speaker 1: for people who are confused, like, well, how could you
Speaker 1: know Jewish supremacy Zionism be a byproduct of that, like
Speaker 1: because it's baked into the religion that says they have
Speaker 1: the chosen race of God. It divides the world into
Speaker 1: jew and Gentile. It's not based just on belief, like
Speaker 1: Islam and Christianity are based on belief. So if you
Speaker 1: believe christis you savior basically John three sixteen, right, you know,
Speaker 1: for God's love the world, he gave his only be
Speaker 1: gouten son who show I believe it's not parish. We
Speaker 1: have earrors in life. Like if you have those certain tenets,
Speaker 1: you're a Christian, doesn't matter what your ethnic group is
Speaker 1: or whatever. The same thing in Islam. If you believe
Speaker 1: in there's only one God, Muhammad's prophet blah blah blah
Speaker 1: blah blah, then you're a Muslim. And you have different
Speaker 1: types of Muslims, different types of Christians, but they have
Speaker 1: a core like minimal thing, and it's based on belief.
Speaker 1: Isn't based on blood only. Hinduism and Judaism have a
Speaker 1: racial component and so yeah, like about real Judaism, I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 1: it is is That is exactly what it says. It
Speaker 1: is a race. Is it an intrinsically racist religion, And
Speaker 1: of course you get end up with something like Israel
Speaker 1: because that's what they think. You're dumb, goyam, you're cattle.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I can't remember the guy's name. One of the
Speaker 2: government officials just saw a quote. He's like, human rights
Speaker 2: aren't for the Jew or what he's what was it like, Yeah,
Speaker 2: they don't apply to the Jew. It's just like, we're
Speaker 2: not human rights. What was it camera? The quote those
Speaker 2: this ridicul is basically saying they don't have to follow
Speaker 2: their national law. They can kill do this because Jews
Speaker 2: are special. He actually says that these people are all
Speaker 2: of them. They always say stuff like that. They well,
Speaker 2: the head rabbi of freaking Chabad Lubovich, basically said, our
Speaker 2: souls aren't aren't like satanic and filthy. This is the
Speaker 2: guy every his grave and praise to it. It's just like,
Speaker 2: imagine if we.
Speaker 1: Said that talking Nepstein about that about how they have
Speaker 1: a higher level soul. What about redheaded Jews?
Speaker 2: Oh checkmate, No, they don't have souls.
Speaker 1: The redheads just computation all the way down yeah, so many.
Speaker 1: They're demonic. Man, it's a demonic religion, it really is.
Speaker 1: Yahweh could be if you just wrote Satan for God,
Speaker 1: you couldn't tell the difference. He's always sending plagues and murdering,
Speaker 1: and he's petty and just it's just it's a barbaric,
Speaker 1: you know, Bronze age morality. There's rape, murder, slavery, endingdered servitude,
Speaker 1: animal sacrifice, human sacrifice. It's disgusting.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I had a guy come on and break down
Speaker 2: the tallemood all stuff in the book, and it got
Speaker 2: taken down for hate speech. It wasn't mean hatefuls its
Speaker 2: talking about.
Speaker 1: Is not a book. The Talma's like a whole shelf
Speaker 1: full of books.
Speaker 2: You know, this kid, actually he understood it pretty well.
Speaker 2: I guess there's two bird I don't understand very well.
Speaker 2: I guess there's two of them that was written over
Speaker 2: hundreds of years.
Speaker 1: But the tour is just as bad. I mean, the
Speaker 1: Old Testament, which people almost everyone is familiar with anyways,
Speaker 1: just look at it. It's disgusting that.
Speaker 2: Right there is that. We're allowed to go there and
Speaker 2: batch that and YouTube, but we can't go too hard
Speaker 2: in the talle mood. That's the difference. You can go
Speaker 2: and make fun of Muslims is long. I just want
Speaker 2: equal rights the price they want. The Christianity too. You
Speaker 2: can really go.
Speaker 1: You can like it's the weirdest thing. You can criticize
Speaker 1: all but one religion. That's that, you know. Kevin Alfred
Speaker 1: Strom slash Voltaire Strom said, to learn who rules over you. See,
Speaker 1: you're not allowed to criticize. Voltaire is a little bit
Speaker 1: more elegant, he said, you know, to learn who has power,
Speaker 1: look not to the thrones, but to the names. You
Speaker 1: dare not whisper.
Speaker 2: Well for people who don't know you really suffered. You
Speaker 2: were one of the original people speaking up like over
Speaker 2: a decade ago, right, and your banks were canceled.
Speaker 1: You're two and a half deck everything two and a
Speaker 1: half decades ago, twenty five years ago. Yeah, I got
Speaker 1: picked off my Space man two thousand and five.
Speaker 2: My Space. I thought that was the one good place. No,
Speaker 2: I really appreciate guys like you that suffered so many years.
Speaker 1: I got kicked off AOL, of course. I lost Facebook
Speaker 1: and YouTube and you know all that stuff, and PayPal
Speaker 1: and ad Sense and live leak and daily motion, discord Twitter, Instagram,
Speaker 1: all the big things I've been removed from, but also Coinbase, Google,
Speaker 1: ads Sense, gum Road, gofund me, Kickstarter, any platform where
Speaker 1: you could get striped, like where you could get paid
Speaker 1: online that they kicked me off, including crypto exchanges, so.
Speaker 2: Make it extremely difficult for you to make a living.
Speaker 2: They want to absolutely destroy you. Yeah.
Speaker 1: They put me on Israeli TV as a as a
Speaker 1: neo Nazi and you're not hit myparents at all Nazis. Yeah, no,
Speaker 1: I'm not a new Nazi at all. I have a
Speaker 1: new position. In World War two, I think I don't
Speaker 1: think there are any good guys in that war, like
Speaker 1: I don't. I think Stalin was bad, I think Hitler
Speaker 1: was bad, I think Churchill was bad. I mean it
Speaker 1: was just like, you know, getting poor people to kill
Speaker 1: each other. That's what most wars are. I understand that
Speaker 1: the German position after the Treaty Versailles and their lands
Speaker 1: have been annexed, and I get it, but they went
Speaker 1: a little bit more than that. The thing is, it's
Speaker 1: not true, but they called me a neo Nazi on
Speaker 1: Israeli TV. CBS News called me a Holocaust denier. This
Speaker 1: is like when I'm in my twenties, you know, and
Speaker 1: I don't even have social media to defend myself.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because they take away your ability to It's just
Speaker 2: funny timing to interviewed Nick today too. I know you
Speaker 2: guys don't get along, but you were before Nick, but
Speaker 2: you guys talk about all peers.
Speaker 1: I was banned for two decades, like sorry listened. He
Speaker 1: has faced a lot of censorship, but then again, he
Speaker 1: says a lot of outrageous shit. He did support Stalin.
Speaker 1: He did have a pro Hitler phase. He is a
Speaker 1: fucking race realist and all that. Like, he actually does
Speaker 1: break the terms of service. Now I disagree with that.
Speaker 1: I think you have free speech to be able to
Speaker 1: say what you want. But he did break all the rules.
Speaker 1: I didn't and I still got banned.
Speaker 2: So he pushes way more than you, and he has
Speaker 2: more outrageous positions. You know. I think he's been really
Speaker 2: good on Iran, but he's definitely wished more than me.
Speaker 1: Like I uncovered Epstein, I uncovered nine to eleven, I
Speaker 1: uncovered JFK and RFK. Nick's a commentator that just says
Speaker 1: he just agitates people with outrageous shit, Like I don't
Speaker 1: think that's impressive at all. It just you know, dropping
Speaker 1: the N word now and then and just say it's whatever.
Speaker 1: You're not giving them any new information. You're saying this
Speaker 1: sucks that, that's not really pushing.
Speaker 2: The envelope, but you actually look for information.
Speaker 1: So dig up the Epstein file. Like that's the most
Speaker 1: damaging thing ever to this administration, Like that hurts them.
Speaker 1: He sold a quarter zip and was telling people it's
Speaker 1: not really rape for sixteen fourteen year olds to have
Speaker 1: sex with fifty two year olds. And then when this
Speaker 1: long thing about how Catholics used to marry fourteen year
Speaker 1: olds but yeah and sis, yeah they did in twenty
Speaker 1: percent of died in childbirth too, because you're not supposed
Speaker 1: to be having kids that young. It's fucked up, dude.
Speaker 1: Fuck Nick Fintest.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I me and him, we got in a beef
Speaker 2: over that, but then we dropped it and as.
Speaker 1: I did it so yeah, but I don't. I didn't.
Speaker 1: I'm like, yeah, it is. It absolutely is rape too,
Speaker 1: fuck a fourteen year old.
Speaker 2: We went out it. I was very angry over this, but.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, maybe I don't like being compared to
Speaker 1: him because I am not him at all. I do
Speaker 1: not advocate and rank the children. You're not to justify
Speaker 1: having sex with little kids. Fuck that little bastard. He
Speaker 1: just does the disservice because it suddenly becomes all pro Palestine.
Speaker 1: When he said to me in a debate, he didn't
Speaker 1: give a fuck about Palestine. He's okay with imperialism. He
Speaker 1: supported the war against Venezuela and Greenland. He's okay with
Speaker 1: doing the killing as long as it's in America's interest
Speaker 1: instead of Israel's. Like, no, murdering innocent people's wrong, even
Speaker 1: if it's your team.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, I agree, that's why we Nate got
Speaker 2: in a fight, but I guess he's I think he's
Speaker 2: been greater in a round. So I decided to bury
Speaker 2: the hatchet. But I definitely decisions on Nick.
Speaker 1: But I don't like like, well he got censored too,
Speaker 1: Like no, we are not the same at all, just
Speaker 1: advocated positions. I have never been pro Epstein. I didn't
Speaker 1: make money selling quarter zips, Like, I don't think these
Speaker 1: kind of jokes or whatever funny.
Speaker 2: I don't think.
Speaker 1: If you really if you dig in to the birthplace
Speaker 1: of Nick, which is poll from four chan that was
Speaker 1: started by Epstein and Peter Thiel, so cose he depends them?
Speaker 2: Did you that story? Yeah? So telling me about that,
Speaker 2: so that Peter Till and who did you say, Jeff Epstein?
Speaker 2: Really yeah? And then and then with the Reddit they
Speaker 2: were the top moderators, not Epstein, but did you know
Speaker 2: Maxwell Maxwell? But yeah, that's crazy how they they choose.
Speaker 1: And they want toxic opposition. And this is the thing.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna step on a bunch of toes here, but
Speaker 1: this they have two ways to just poison the well.
Speaker 1: One is just utterly toxic people like Nick so you're like,
Speaker 1: you're pro Palestine and then you praise Stalin in the
Speaker 1: same breath. That's just fucking stupid. The other is the
Speaker 1: Candice OANs Alex Jones rout, where you just kokify everything,
Speaker 1: where you'll take a real event and just jump so
Speaker 1: much crazy on it that you sound like a complete retard.
Speaker 1: And that's why so you feel like, oh, well, Candace
Speaker 1: is you know prop she finally woke up that in
Speaker 1: her thirties, like a little late. But then she'll say
Speaker 1: stuff like Ridget McCrone has a penis well even though
Speaker 1: she had three biological kids, because hey, a child photo
Speaker 1: of her looks like her brother based on Chinese face
Speaker 1: recognition software, like she's a woman. She denies the moon landing.
Speaker 1: She's like, she's just all over the map with stuff.
Speaker 1: She thinks science is the cult of Satan, Like, come on,
Speaker 1: there's no Egyptian plane, there was no French assassins in
Speaker 1: maroon shirts. And it just makes it impossible to get
Speaker 1: to the bottom of what happened with Charlie Kirk. I
Speaker 1: think they farmed out to Fagot on the roof. The
Speaker 1: Israelis wanted him gone because he was going off script.
Speaker 1: He did have cohorts, we know, because they were bragging
Speaker 1: about what was about to happen the day before it happened.
Speaker 1: But I'm not even gonna fuck with it until Canna
Speaker 1: Sellan's has calmed down, that storm has passed, because they're
Speaker 1: all just lecords impossible. Andrew Clovin said this and that,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, Okay, I don't have the energy to
Speaker 1: deal with another Koop movement. Yeah, And that's what they
Speaker 1: do is they'll get people on your side that ain't
Speaker 1: on your side because they're either so crazy or so
Speaker 1: toxic that it's kind of a nietzsche a pre paraphrase,
Speaker 1: Nietzsche is like, nothing hurts your argument more than a
Speaker 1: moron arguing on your behalf, and that's what you got.
Speaker 2: It does, moron.
Speaker 1: He just wants the total total attention whore and will
Speaker 1: say anything outrageous because it knows like that's clickbait. If
Speaker 1: he says like outrageously sexist stuff, then that'll work. Outrageously
Speaker 1: racist stuff, that'll work. He knows how to trigger people,
Speaker 1: but whenever he goes on a major platform, he cools
Speaker 1: it way the fuck down because he desperately, desperately wants
Speaker 1: to be reformed and recognized and go normal.
Speaker 2: Yeah, with Candice, I would counter with, Okay, I agree
Speaker 2: with some of the stuff, but maybe she's putting like
Speaker 2: housewives and stuff to be anti Israel. Isn't that a positive? No,
Speaker 2: That's why I never people.
Speaker 1: Wife think like it doesn't you could be pro palace
Speaker 1: and not say all the crazy stuff. Norman picklerstein on
Speaker 1: her show, that's the best thing she could do. Get
Speaker 1: someone on that knows what they're talking about, and then
Speaker 1: you just shut up and let them talk. That's what
Speaker 1: you should do. But she does. She's just saying one
Speaker 1: dumb thing after another, and she makes our side look,
Speaker 1: it discredits us. Yea, it isn't like a little bit crazy.
Speaker 1: It's way out there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I haven't looked that much for stuff. I just
Speaker 2: usually don't attack people that are that are pro Palestine
Speaker 2: anti Israel. I know, I understand why you do though,
Speaker 2: I understand your perspectives, but I'm just like, you know what,
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna do it.
Speaker 1: He just does it for the money, she said. Bridget
Speaker 1: McCrone had a penis and she got seven point five
Speaker 1: million views on YouTube as she realized. She's not that dumb.
Speaker 1: She knows that's not true. She says it anyway because
Speaker 1: it works because the algorithm will favor you if you
Speaker 1: push kook stuff. Alex Jones knows that too. Alex Jones
Speaker 1: not dumb. He knows he's not. He's not crazy. He
Speaker 1: just says crazy shit because it's makes you money.
Speaker 2: Get more views. Well, I think Candice, she goes for women,
Speaker 2: so they want more of a soap opera. They want
Speaker 2: like these, you know, soapropera storylines.
Speaker 1: You're trying to change the world. You don't aim at women.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know you're you're right, but I.
Speaker 1: Mean, there's nothing more of a waste of time than
Speaker 1: talking to donkeys and housewives, Like.
Speaker 2: They probably shouldn't go to vote, but they can't.
Speaker 1: Aimed at the lowest common to nominator And like what
Speaker 1: did they know? They know nothing. They think that you're
Speaker 1: following around Erica Kirk on an Egyptian plane. Okay, when
Speaker 1: you want to surveil someone, you just tap their phone.
Speaker 1: You don't physically follow him around in an airplane.
Speaker 2: Around god her, Damn dude.
Speaker 1: There's no exploding microphone. There was no shooter from behind
Speaker 1: like she had every theory ever except the fagot on
Speaker 1: the roof. He's on fucking film holding a rifle. They
Speaker 1: goddamn he did it.
Speaker 2: You think there's more people involved or just him?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, he had he had confederates like this. He
Speaker 1: didn't just wake up and do that by himself. And
Speaker 1: we know because they were bragging about it beforehand. They like,
Speaker 1: watch what's gonna happen at my school tomorrow? Like I
Speaker 1: saw that. I have screenshots of the Discord conversations and stuff, uh,
Speaker 1: because I got people in there, and it's very reminiscent
Speaker 1: of what they did with the Buffalo shooter and other
Speaker 1: shooters where they groom some weirdo because they're expendable. You
Speaker 1: never put a masside agent on the roof. That's stupid.
Speaker 1: Why would you do that? Like, that's so much risk
Speaker 1: It Usually they outsourced to organized crime, but there's a
Speaker 1: new phase where they no longer even need to do that.
Speaker 1: It's so easy to reach, like disgruntled teenagers in early
Speaker 1: twenties through things like discord that you can find some
Speaker 1: Manurian style moron that you can groom and encourage and entice.
Speaker 1: You know, you'll be the man. You see these kids
Speaker 1: that are like yo chat hate chat, Like they're addicted
Speaker 1: to chat.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they don't have but you.
Speaker 1: Know, people like Tru Tru. Everything they do is dictated
Speaker 1: by their little narcissistic audience. Chat.
Speaker 2: You kept doing that. I'm like, what is going on here?
Speaker 2: Hate yo Chat? I was like, what is this dude? Yeah?
Speaker 1: But there everything they do is geared to this audience
Speaker 1: that you know. The first thing they do afterward is
Speaker 1: they went to their chat. He tyler too, He goes
Speaker 1: to his little chat. Look look look, you know he
Speaker 1: wants the infamy of their little world. And it's these
Speaker 1: Usually you can profile these people, these school shooters and stuff,
Speaker 1: they're like lonely in cell bombs. Their whole life is
Speaker 1: online and that little chat room and a lot of
Speaker 1: people have never even met. That's their whole world. That's
Speaker 1: who they live to impress. They go down in infamy
Speaker 1: to that because they don't exist outside. They're invisible.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know. I think they're struggling. They have nothing,
Speaker 2: so they take advantage. A lot of them are on
Speaker 2: the psych drugs too, right. I don't know if this
Speaker 2: last guy was.
Speaker 1: But yeah, Lance Twiggs was on all the drugs. He's
Speaker 1: a trans. He's a furry homosexual refurry dating a trans
Speaker 1: you know, a man in transition, which just means a
Speaker 1: gay retard that means somebody that's gay and things, or
Speaker 1: a woman like you can change your name, you can
Speaker 1: wear women's clothing, you can be gay, it's fine, but
Speaker 1: you're not actually a woman. You know. That's where you go.
Speaker 1: That's where you cross the line into crazy, where you
Speaker 1: think you can just will reality into existence. We were like, well,
Speaker 1: I was meant to be this, so i I'm like, no, No,
Speaker 1: you've got why chromosomes. You're a dude.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're on YouTube. I don't know if we're allowed
Speaker 2: to say it's a mental illness. So so yeah.
Speaker 1: A mental illness. I'm just saying, it's, uh, you're playing
Speaker 1: pretend and you're trying to force everybody else to do
Speaker 1: it with you. If you want to pretend to be
Speaker 1: a girl, as long as you know you're pretending, okay,
Speaker 1: But you can't make the whole town go along with it.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I've lived in these liberal cities and people trying
Speaker 2: to act like this. It's just completely idiotic. I could
Speaker 2: never play along. But then when you say it, they're
Speaker 2: afraid that. Yeah, people are going along with it for
Speaker 2: a while. They've kind of stopped now, but they're trying
Speaker 2: to act like. I'm like, you people are out of
Speaker 2: your mind. I'm not gonna if you accept that, you'll
Speaker 2: kept anything.
Speaker 1: Well. They put male rapists in female prisons where they
Speaker 1: then rape prisoners with their penis.
Speaker 2: That's where they want to be. Oh, a female prison
Speaker 2: perfect that. When I saw that, I'm like, these people
Speaker 2: are sick to range people is.
Speaker 1: One of the biggest punishments of prison is separating you
Speaker 1: from females.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if you're in there with all.
Speaker 1: In a cage, female whatever, like you could work, eh,
Speaker 1: but no women for years that's the real punishment if
Speaker 1: I ever get.
Speaker 2: Sent to prison. I'm definitely claiming I'm a woman.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, why not?
Speaker 2: The girls probably not though, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, it reached that we were at peak
Speaker 1: clown and again to put in perspective, I don't like
Speaker 1: Donald Trump at all, but Harris and Biden, I mean,
Speaker 1: god damn dude, they're letting women are men and women's
Speaker 1: sports and stuff. They had all the war and all
Speaker 1: the same stuff. Although his tariff policy he is plumber
Speaker 1: retarded like that's all him. They weren't doing that.
Speaker 2: But Howard was pushed that and then he got shorts
Speaker 2: against it. Did you see that?
Speaker 1: Or of course he's benefited from September eleventh too.
Speaker 2: Did he? Oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: He's been a proppeteering little goblin his whole life. His
Speaker 1: brother died on nine to eleven.
Speaker 2: He probably but he probably knew. He probably wanted him
Speaker 2: to die because he could take over the business.
Speaker 1: He doesn't that care guy. He only cares about himself.
Speaker 1: He brought children, his own and another family's children to
Speaker 1: a known sex offenders private island.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would never believe been.
Speaker 1: Lied about it. Oh, I had broke off my relations
Speaker 1: with Epstein, and he didn't.
Speaker 2: He's such a disgusting ghoul, the way he's always behind Trump,
Speaker 2: laughing and giggling. Just I just can't stand that guy.
Speaker 2: And he's also the guy, uh we bought a bunch
Speaker 2: of bitcoin.
Speaker 1: He's the guy, the one in his ear telling him
Speaker 1: go ahead, bamber Ran, it'll be fine.
Speaker 2: Trump just has the word people around him. I don't
Speaker 2: think he really like pays attention. I think he puts
Speaker 2: these people around him. They tell him information. He goes
Speaker 2: on truth social He's not even on Twitter anymore. I
Speaker 2: think he watches Fox News, so he's isolated from reality.
Speaker 1: Getting banned from Twitter was a blessing because if he
Speaker 1: wasn't there, people could comment, and it's better for him
Speaker 1: not to have to deal with that. Trump just surrounds
Speaker 1: himself with whoever blows smoke up his ass. He is
Speaker 1: a megalomaniac ego. Just the new level of narcissism, you know,
Speaker 1: like lou Gerrig's disease, unless he was named after the
Speaker 1: baseball player. It should be like, this level of narcissism
Speaker 1: should just be called Donald Trump, like it should name
Speaker 1: it trump Ism or something, because I've never seen it
Speaker 1: I've never seen anyone that needs attention and praise more than.
Speaker 2: Him constantly be praised. Like I hate it when too
Speaker 2: much attention and stuff, it's like weird. Before you see
Speaker 2: when they were trying to make act like he was Jesus.
Speaker 1: Like acted like he was Goy said he sent the
Speaker 1: ten plagues to Iran killing the firstborn children. You know,
Speaker 1: opened up by blowing up schools and things.
Speaker 2: That was the schools, by the way. That just really sick.
Speaker 1: And that was a tomahawk. That was a tomahawk block
Speaker 1: for only the US has tomahawk. I mean Japan, I
Speaker 1: guess has tom hawks. But it wasn't them, it was America.
Speaker 1: They hit that school and they blamed it on Iran.
Speaker 1: Heegsas said, it's under investigation. But Trump's like, we think
Speaker 1: Iran did that. You did it, and you did a
Speaker 1: double tap and they hit schools after that. It's just
Speaker 1: they hit hospitals.
Speaker 2: Care about Iranian women and then they bombed women's schools.
Speaker 2: They're just it's just sick, dey mind, they don't care.
Speaker 1: They said the same thing about Afghanistan. Oh this is
Speaker 1: for women's rights. Oh give me a break, Like no,
Speaker 1: it isn't it was.
Speaker 2: The entire war was a complete embarrassment. People died, you know,
Speaker 2: a billions, thousands, I don't know thousands. I'm sure of Iranians, right,
Speaker 2: I don't know how many American soldiers, you know, hundreds
Speaker 2: of million, billions have actually lots of billions of dollars lost.
Speaker 1: It may have been hundreds of Americans. They're saying like twenty.
Speaker 2: Four, like the feeling is going to be more hope,
Speaker 2: I'm wrong.
Speaker 1: Billions were lost from the Golf was losing a billion
Speaker 1: dollars a day.
Speaker 2: The economy was hurt. You know, gas, people can barely
Speaker 2: afford to gas in the US. I've had you know,
Speaker 2: two people just yesterday it was like, don't have gas
Speaker 2: made to get to work?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well, look how much worse it was in Europe
Speaker 1: and Asia. I mean Philippines, Vietnam, and Australia were teetering.
Speaker 1: And it's not just gas. It's not just gasoline, and
Speaker 1: it's not just oil, it's the petrochemicals. But you also
Speaker 1: have to look at the imports were closed. The Golf
Speaker 1: imports eighty percent of its food. Fortunately, so many people
Speaker 1: left the UAE that even with that reduction, they didn't
Speaker 1: have food shorges. It's because no one he's there. All
Speaker 1: the others from to buy Abadabi they're.
Speaker 2: Gone, all the influencers left to buy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all the crypto bros and a only fan whores
Speaker 1: had to scat, you know, had to get to run.
Speaker 2: And but it's all a bunch of hate dice.
Speaker 1: They like, it's just one section of Dubai they hear.
Speaker 1: I don't know, but yeah, it's just it's it look
Speaker 1: slavery ended in Oman in nineteen seventy, so progressive, and
Speaker 1: I said that correctly. Nineteen seventy that's when they ended slavery.
Speaker 1: Nineteen seventy one, the UAE is created and they reinstitute slavery.
Speaker 1: Now it's illegal on paper.
Speaker 2: But yeah, they bring in the Indians and they take
Speaker 2: their passport and it's like I've seen them with my
Speaker 2: own eyes, and like course.
Speaker 1: Slavery they end it in the next year. They just
Speaker 1: invent a new country and they reconstitute it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, slaves. People that haven't traveled the world don't realize
Speaker 2: slavery is alives today. Yeah, it is maybe not very close.
Speaker 1: China has slaves, North Korea has slaves, and in a
Speaker 1: way you don't. Slavery's a spectrum. You don't have like
Speaker 1: chattel slavery in the US that is illegal, But some
Speaker 1: of the sweatshot labor that US companies have is damn
Speaker 1: near slavery surfd of you know, they just outsource this
Speaker 1: offshore slavery, so they'll just have slaves build their iPhones
Speaker 1: and stuff somewhere else and then say, well, it wasn't
Speaker 1: done in the US, so we didn't break the laws.
Speaker 1: But sweatshops are on the slavery spectrum in my opinion.
Speaker 2: And you never really see photos of those or videos
Speaker 2: or anything of that. I just realized, like, you know,
Speaker 2: occasion you'll see the factory farms, but you're like, what
Speaker 2: do these places even look like? I bet some of
Speaker 2: these factories are so crammed in.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that's another topic, like about eighty percent of
Speaker 1: antibiotics are for livestock, not for people, and so you've
Speaker 1: got big farm and stuff have a vested interest in
Speaker 1: keeping the conditions that are not necessary because like other states,
Speaker 1: other countries don't have to do this, but these where
Speaker 1: they cram check together and like with the way they
Speaker 1: box in cows, reveal and all this stuff. It's not necessary,
Speaker 1: but by packing them in like that, you create an
Speaker 1: artificial demand for antibiotics that you would not need had
Speaker 1: you not done that to the animals.
Speaker 2: So you build the torrant without taking antibiotics.
Speaker 1: So they built well, they like if you just spaced
Speaker 1: it out, they wouldn't be getting all these diseases and
Speaker 1: things anyway, you know. So this is really inhumane conditions
Speaker 1: on factory farms. And it's and they do stuff too,
Speaker 1: it's because of the law they have. All this animal
Speaker 1: testing is stuff that doesn't have scientific validity, you know,
Speaker 1: with Johnson and Johnson dropping shampoo and rabbit eyeballs and
Speaker 1: stuff like. It doesn't roll over to people, but there's
Speaker 1: such a belief like we want it tested on animals,
Speaker 1: but animals are very different from us, so you can't
Speaker 1: really rely.
Speaker 2: On that in their eyes for no reason. And the
Speaker 2: factory farming.
Speaker 1: Well, the reason is it's such as part of the
Speaker 1: list of steps you have to go through to get
Speaker 1: things certified. Uh, it's but it's you gotta really look
Speaker 1: at and be like, well does that have scientific validity?
Speaker 1: Understand testing things on lab rats and stuff and all,
Speaker 1: and it kind of goes up the animal chain. But
Speaker 1: if you really look at it, you could just use gingers,
Speaker 1: like you could skip all those steps gingers, like it
Speaker 1: doesn't it's not really valid. Uh, And I'm not one bleeding,
Speaker 1: Like I eat animals. I don't really care, but I
Speaker 1: just like it's a waste money and it shouldn't be done.
Speaker 1: And I care about animals enough, like, dude, they shouldn't
Speaker 1: have to like that.
Speaker 3: You don't even there should be regulations in how they
Speaker 3: treat them, because it's just living under misery drugs, Like
Speaker 3: I feel like you're putting up misery in your body.
Speaker 2: Do they have more regulation in Japan?
Speaker 1: There are some regulations, not like China. You want to
Speaker 1: see some of horror show like yeah, but even.
Speaker 2: I was just traveling alive. Like the eggs taste so
Speaker 2: much better like in Vietnam than in America. It's like
Speaker 2: it's real. It's not bananas best.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, everything was out, you know, the smoothies, the fruit
Speaker 2: that the food is just fresher, You feel better after
Speaker 2: eating it. So it's like you realize there must be
Speaker 2: so many additives and stuff in the food in America
Speaker 2: and it's hard not eating it because it's and everything I.
Speaker 1: Lived in Asia last, since when did I move? Two
Speaker 1: thousand and five, when I started getting censored and everything.
Speaker 1: I was in Japan for seventeen years. I was back
Speaker 1: in the US for like two and a half years,
Speaker 1: and then back to Japan, then Korea. It is night
Speaker 1: and day as someone that has not just visited but
Speaker 1: lived in America, lived in Japan, lived in South Korea,
Speaker 1: and I visited all these other Asian places. It really
Speaker 1: is like elves versus orcs. Like you go to quote
Speaker 1: Peudie Pie, like when the first time you return to
Speaker 1: the US, you sit down on a cold toilet and
Speaker 1: you're just like, man, where's my heat and seat? And
Speaker 1: so great?
Speaker 2: In Japan, remembhen I first first I left the country
Speaker 2: is Japan to fight. I was just like, Wow, these
Speaker 2: toilets are amazing, the super.
Speaker 1: I think if you did a poll, high end Japanese toilet,
Speaker 1: normal American girl.
Speaker 2: Take the toilet. Yeah, it's bathroom floors in some places.
Speaker 1: I think that was nut massage, like they have it
Speaker 1: all yeah, and wh I'm not like you're on the
Speaker 1: toilet every day like that ought to be an investment, right.
Speaker 2: I didn't realize how valuable toilet was. I was in Japan. Yeah,
Speaker 2: like the head of America. Japan. I haven't been there
Speaker 2: in a long time, actually, like a decade.
Speaker 1: I kind of take it for granted. South Korea is
Speaker 1: the same thing. It's only when I go and visit
Speaker 1: the orcs and I just sit on like a regular
Speaker 1: public toilet, on like a cold slab of porsa. Like
Speaker 1: this is so primitive. Ball up the paper and.
Speaker 2: Make me want to go buy buy a real toilet.
Speaker 2: I remember, yeah, the first time Japan, just being shocked.
Speaker 2: But wait, this is what a toilet is supposed to be, Like.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well that's this is what a parking garage is. Like,
Speaker 1: this is like a lot of things are like it's just.
Speaker 2: Why can't we adapt.
Speaker 1: I remember Charlie Kirk actually he came to Korea in
Speaker 1: Japan right before he died. He flew into Inchean and
Speaker 1: he comes out and he sees a SeeU, which is
Speaker 1: like can be your store in Korea, and there's all
Speaker 1: these bags. People just leave their bags outside and they
Speaker 1: go shopping, come out and get their bag. He couldn't believe.
Speaker 1: He's like, they just they just leave their bag and
Speaker 1: walk away. I'm like, yeah, you can do that in Asia.
Speaker 1: No one's gonna touch your bag.
Speaker 2: Your bike. You literally just leave. You put your.
Speaker 1: Phone, a camera, your wallet right there on the bench.
Speaker 1: Nobody would touch it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, went the soul.
Speaker 1: The Soul has these like giant air fielled couches and stuff.
Speaker 1: Kids jump on them, like trampolines and things. And he
Speaker 1: was like generally sad. He's like, this wouldn't last thirty
Speaker 1: five seconds. I'm like, yeah, someone's taking a knife and
Speaker 1: pop it just to be an asshole. I know, but
Speaker 1: we don't have those type of people in Asia. You
Speaker 1: froze a bit there. Oh well, I guess I'm going
Speaker 1: solo until the the stream kicks in. This could be
Speaker 1: a stream yard issue.
Speaker 2: Oh shit, just.
Speaker 1: Yeah, pauls. I just kept talking ship. But what's going on?
Speaker 1: M hm in a say, get angry.
Speaker 2: Hmm.
Speaker 1: This is what we're saying. Guarantee is not on my end.
Speaker 1: It's the internet in the US. Hmm. Well, I'll just
Speaker 1: read this list all right. He dropped. I don't know
Speaker 1: if you can hear me or what, but we were
Speaker 1: talking cultural differences very back.
Speaker 2: Get you for I don't know.
Speaker 1: I was worried about black helicopters. I don't know if
Speaker 1: they could hear me either. I wasn't sure, but it's
Speaker 1: like Ryan talking about if you heard coming to bowl. Yeah.
Speaker 1: They they had this like big pink couch and kids
Speaker 1: were jumping on it, and he was very genuinely sad.
Speaker 1: He said, this wouldn't last thirty five seconds in any
Speaker 1: city in America. The Soul is a huge city too,
Speaker 1: any city in America. If you did that, it would
Speaker 1: pop and you froze again. Oh man, because I can't
Speaker 1: say Charlie's name. May I don't know what it is.
Speaker 1: Maybe I can't say that guy's name. A certain person
Speaker 1: you know, you know, got it in the neck. Was
Speaker 1: in Seoul and he saw these inflatable couches that kids
Speaker 1: were jumping on and enjoying, and he realized that wouldn't
Speaker 1: last thirty five seconds in America. Someone would pop it
Speaker 1: with a knife or whatever.
Speaker 2: And like, yeah, stuff like that. You see just this
Speaker 2: beautiful stuff like out on the streets in these places
Speaker 2: and no one messes with it. And they don't even
Speaker 2: have strict laws like in Singapore they do, but they
Speaker 2: don't in Japan. It's like it's just a respectful Yeah.
Speaker 2: Vietnam was, It's like everything was clean, they had pride,
Speaker 2: they were building nice stuff.
Speaker 1: No, don't tell them.
Speaker 2: I didn't want to come home. It's like the.
Speaker 1: Worst thing in Vietnam is the tourists.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Vietnam soucks.
Speaker 1: Yeah. You don't want to go to Japan. Yeah the
Speaker 1: food's bad. Yeah, don't come and go there. Yeah, go
Speaker 1: to Thailand. That's why I tell everyone, anybody that's in
Speaker 1: for that sex tourism, just go to Thailand. You will
Speaker 1: be disappointed if you come to create Japan because they
Speaker 1: have more money than you do. Like that ain't gonna happen.
Speaker 1: But yeah, soccer are out right now. That cherry blossoms
Speaker 1: all over the place is lovely. Like the infrastructure works,
Speaker 1: mass transit works. You can sleep on the train. No
Speaker 1: one's gonna come up behind you and stab you like
Speaker 1: they did in North Carolina. You don't have to worry
Speaker 1: about that because they don't have female activist judges that
Speaker 1: led mental patients out repeatedly with like fourteen to one
Speaker 1: hundred defenses or whatever. That doesn't happen. You'd break the law,
Speaker 1: especially in South Korea. You go to jail. They put
Speaker 1: the president in jail. President is in prison.
Speaker 2: I'm streamer was acting a fool and he got punched
Speaker 2: in the face and went to jail.
Speaker 1: Johnny Somali is going to prison, arife. I've been going
Speaker 1: to all his hearings and messing with him. I wore
Speaker 1: a shirt of him behind bars holding a cabbage. I
Speaker 1: threw it at him last time I saw him. He's like,
Speaker 1: that's I saw. I was like, no, you just can't
Speaker 1: catch He's going to jail three years or more, registered
Speaker 1: sex offender, and he has labor, hard labor in jail,
Speaker 1: and he doesn't go to the foreigners jail. He's going
Speaker 1: to Korea in jail and he can't speak. Yeah.
Speaker 2: They have pretty good fighters and stuff out of Korea.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, Well I went to Sexyama's steakhouse. If you
Speaker 1: ever come over here, we'll go together.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I bought them, but I would hang out with him.
Speaker 1: Dude, dude, he didn't care good.
Speaker 2: By the way, the thing, there's new Gi and the
Speaker 2: true judo master of that guy, they swift.
Speaker 1: He threw the parents where my baby?
Speaker 2: That was beautiful?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, I saw that throw.
Speaker 2: I think I gotta get up and win the fight,
Speaker 2: but like the throw is just beautiful, Like wow, that
Speaker 2: was perfect.
Speaker 1: Again like if there wasn't a matt if that was
Speaker 1: just the floor, that might have been it.
Speaker 2: You know. Yeah, kind of the way he throws, it's
Speaker 2: almost like they don't smack you into because you can
Speaker 2: roll them through. They just do those perfect like boop.
Speaker 2: Because the jiu jitsu, it was like match judo match
Speaker 2: over right there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like it's actually more graceful to throw someone
Speaker 1: and not hurt him. That's the under control.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I trained with Nethern Judeo silver medalist American guy,
Speaker 2: but he was way more aggressive. Different style. The Akayama's
Speaker 2: is beautiful judo, maybe the Asian style when someone's truly
Speaker 2: he was.
Speaker 1: He got fourth, which is a lot of fourth places
Speaker 1: in the Olympics or whatever, but big dude, heavyweight judoka,
Speaker 1: and nobody wanted to to do it. I was like,
Speaker 1: I'm not I'm not delusional, but I just I gotta
Speaker 1: do this and I'm not slam pretty hard, but it
Speaker 1: was worth it, worth the experience.
Speaker 2: Trained with anyone that's like the best in the world
Speaker 2: at a sport is just a true master of something.
Speaker 2: It's so cool about that we're wrestling Olympic champion judo,
Speaker 2: you know. Gordon Ryan and jiu jitsu. Is something special
Speaker 2: about that?
Speaker 1: It is? It's like why not? I mean we had
Speaker 1: Greg Thompson was in our team Rock in Carolina and
Speaker 1: then Machado's and Eddie and Da Da Da dah. It's
Speaker 1: fun like why not?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know. It's like said, martial arts, it's like
Speaker 2: an art form. When you're the guy who's at the top,
Speaker 2: it's like he's a true artist. Like trained a lot
Speaker 2: with Gordon Ryan and that's like, definitely an artist you
Speaker 2: trained with. I always wanted to train with John Jock Maschado.
Speaker 1: Oh that yeah, yeah, well defend naked chokes like.
Speaker 2: He's like half his hands gone right, but he's still
Speaker 2: is a world champion, so impressive.
Speaker 1: I understand not going in with an elite striker because
Speaker 1: it's kind of all or nothing, but for grating, yeah, that's.
Speaker 2: A little different elite striker. You might get knocked out,
Speaker 2: but hold on me post. I'm at like my home
Speaker 2: studio instead of the main studio and the TV is
Speaker 2: onto the room. But yeah, going to the boxing gyms,
Speaker 2: they try to knock you out. They guys are usually
Speaker 2: nicer sometimes unless it's like Sean Strickland, but those boxing
Speaker 2: gyms will try to like those dudes go in there
Speaker 2: and try to fight. You got a few fighters.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well it's you can't. You can't kind of strike
Speaker 1: either do it or you don't. So you got to
Speaker 1: be way above someone's level to just play with them.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: A lot of people are like they're they're too good
Speaker 1: to play with. They're not good enough to go full
Speaker 1: on with, so you just got to match them up
Speaker 1: with someone on their level or slightly above.
Speaker 2: Like yeah, and the.
Speaker 1: Most dangerous person is like a high level white belt
Speaker 1: because they don't have control, Like that's they're the ones
Speaker 1: that hurt people the most and get hurt the most.
Speaker 2: Especially if for big it's like a big white belt,
Speaker 2: they're like smashing around spazing. Yeah. With sparring though, it's
Speaker 2: like you definitely don't want to come in new and
Speaker 2: ask a really good guy to spar because they might
Speaker 2: take that as an insult and like knock you out.
Speaker 1: Yeah. It just like know your role, as the Rock says,
Speaker 1: you know your role. Yeah, it's fun if you're humble,
Speaker 1: you just don't go full tilt. You know you're there
Speaker 1: to learn, You're just gonna burn through your energy and stuff.
Speaker 1: Jiu jitsu is pretty good because you get yours, and
Speaker 1: it's inevitable that you're gonna get humbled over and over
Speaker 1: again in practice. Even even if you're better, sometimes you
Speaker 1: lose to somebody that yeah, it's the most get you.
Speaker 3: You know, it's yeah, makes you. There's nothing more. Every
Speaker 3: man should train jiu jitsu or wrestle, do something like this.
Speaker 3: It just totally changes your outlook on life. Remember the
Speaker 3: first day you went in and trained, was it just
Speaker 3: like shocking or.
Speaker 1: I don't know when the first I guess the first
Speaker 1: formal lesson I had was it was a private lesson
Speaker 1: with a karate master. Yeah, so, I mean we just
Speaker 1: he just had me hit the bag for three minutes
Speaker 1: just to like see where I was or whatever, and
Speaker 1: then we did some training. But you know, there was
Speaker 1: no sparring or anything. Yet I had so many fights
Speaker 1: just with I got a twin brother, a little brother,
Speaker 1: five step brothers, so whatever, But I loved it. I
Speaker 1: loved I loved that. I loved judo. I trained with
Speaker 1: Don Tyrrell and then ju jitsu with Machado. I've had
Speaker 1: a bunch of different represented Team Patasha and Japan and
Speaker 1: Team Rock in North Carolina, you know, Vince bourdin and
Speaker 1: in Virginia, all over the place.
Speaker 2: And then I heard a whole network around the world
Speaker 2: just being in the Jims going around the world and
Speaker 2: make friends instantly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I have moaned Jim. I had moaned Jim and
Speaker 1: in North Carolina for a while for two years. And
Speaker 1: we would get people in from Florida, from wherever, and
Speaker 1: just like they want somewhere to roll, Like yeah, let's go,
Speaker 1: Like you, what are you? What's your rank? Okay, we go,
Speaker 1: We did no gi, but still you need some rank,
Speaker 1: you know, like what would you be? Kind of thing?
Speaker 1: You can go anywhere, and like even if I'm on vacation,
Speaker 1: like is there a jiu jitsu gym around here? Like
Speaker 1: that's what I want to do it because you get
Speaker 1: sick of the same, you know, you want a fresh
Speaker 1: person who does has a little bit different style, a
Speaker 1: little bit attack. So well.
Speaker 2: Also, it's a great way when you're traveling. You'll meet people,
Speaker 2: will show you around, show you local spots, and it's
Speaker 2: just don't have like a whole networking community in life,
Speaker 2: and jiu jitsu is such a great way to do that.
Speaker 1: People watching someone when I hear someone jujitsu, even if
Speaker 1: they've done it for like one year or whatever. It
Speaker 1: looks like we're just we're gonna be friends because it's
Speaker 1: a certain personality type that can stick with it. Because
Speaker 1: a lot of people come in one month or two
Speaker 1: and quit. They just can't. That's fine, not every I mean,
Speaker 1: different sports for different people.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: It's I probably wouldn't last long playing tennis. I'm just
Speaker 1: not that interested, you know. I know it's hard, it's
Speaker 1: a high skill and all it. I'm just I don't
Speaker 1: I don't care.
Speaker 2: I always wanted able to beat people up, so that
Speaker 2: that to me. And once I got humbled sparred Chuck Ladell,
Speaker 2: that was humiliating. So I thought I was pretty damn good.
Speaker 2: I thought I was a great fighter and Chuck and
Speaker 2: I'm like, oh my beat this guy's ass.
Speaker 1: That was just experience, you know, for a time, losing
Speaker 1: to Chuck Liddell is not a not a good deal.
Speaker 2: That that's went right away. I just started like pestering them,
Speaker 2: following them around, getting the betrayed me. Like when you
Speaker 2: see someone's a master and something. For me, it's like
Speaker 2: I want to learn from this guy.
Speaker 1: Mm hmmm.
Speaker 2: A lot of people.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I was like I got hooked probably when I
Speaker 1: was like six years old, watching Bruce Lee. And so
Speaker 1: we set up an obstacle course in our yard, like
Speaker 1: buckets of sand, and I had the pads out there
Speaker 1: kicking them like van Damn, trying to hold my leg
Speaker 1: up straight and stuff. Some kickboxer, right, kickboxer. I was like,
Speaker 1: all right, we got a yard. So we sat up
Speaker 1: and we put out ropes and stuff and trained on flexibility.
Speaker 1: We didn't hit each other coconuts or anything, but train, train, train.
Speaker 1: I did not know how rare that was to be
Speaker 1: able to hold your foot up like that. I thought
Speaker 1: that's what you had to do. So yeah, I was like,
Speaker 1: I can kick or I used to be able to
Speaker 1: kick really well. And I had no clue until, like
Speaker 1: you have seen, all these things came out and almost
Speaker 1: no one can do that anybody, And I was like, oh,
Speaker 1: it's just gone.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah.
Speaker 1: We had a background in ballet. That's what gave him
Speaker 1: that flexibility. And it's genetics, like certain people is your
Speaker 1: hip joints and stuff like either you can't or you can't.
Speaker 1: But people don't train flexibility the way they train weightlifting.
Speaker 1: Weightlifting first of all, you can notice it faster and stuff,
Speaker 1: and there's way us to change. You can just take
Speaker 1: steroids whatever. Flexibility, there is no shortcut. You can't just
Speaker 1: stretch for ten minutes. You got it like five times
Speaker 1: a day. It's not like once a day or or
Speaker 1: you know, in a couple off days whatever. They've got
Speaker 1: the weight training down, but flexibility. I had to read
Speaker 1: books from Bill Superfoot Wallace and people like I saw
Speaker 1: that could do it, and people who do things like
Speaker 1: ballet and stuff where you need extreme flexibility, because they
Speaker 1: definitely figured out what to do. Yeah, but the Jim
Speaker 1: bros And stuff, they don't. They don't really know that,
Speaker 1: and they're kicking sucks like they get they have to
Speaker 1: sling up their head kicks. They can't really do it.
Speaker 1: I'm like, nah, I ain't gonna be one of them.
Speaker 1: I like, I was a big Van damn fan.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I would say that was the biggest flaw I had.
Speaker 2: I dedicated my whole life to mastering martial arts, but
Speaker 2: I didn't put a ton of effort and time into stretching,
Speaker 2: and I should have everything else. I spent so much
Speaker 2: time effort finding every little detail.
Speaker 1: But I think that's Eddie Bravo's like one of his
Speaker 1: plus MBJ Penn too. Like these guys are like Gumby
Speaker 1: and I'm ready bolder now, but you know he could
Speaker 1: even still like that to the rubber guard. If you're
Speaker 1: not flexible, that isn't for you. Like you need to
Speaker 1: have flexibility or that isn't gonna.
Speaker 2: Work or you'll blow your knee out. I tell guys, don't,
Speaker 2: yeah exactly.
Speaker 1: But if you have a flexibility, that is a great weapon.
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, if someone's rubber regard, it's great. If
Speaker 2: they're not, it's like, don't do that.
Speaker 1: I think the same thing with kicking. If you can't kick, don't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, I agree, you're just gonna break.
Speaker 1: Your shin if you go in there throwing like hard roundhouses.
Speaker 1: They're just gonna check your kick. You break your shin
Speaker 1: or your ankle or something. You got to harden that up. Yeah,
Speaker 1: But if you're really coordinated with your legs and you
Speaker 1: don't have to be Van damn level, but like if
Speaker 1: you're closer to that, then man, it's such an advantage
Speaker 1: because you just pop up. You don't even have to
Speaker 1: rare back. You can hit him with your front leg.
Speaker 1: I rarely see any front leg kicks in UFC.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Ever, he's a real master, Theodo Mashida. He was
Speaker 2: just to visit him in Florida, went by his house
Speaker 2: and trained.
Speaker 1: He's just I just about said that. I was gonna say,
Speaker 1: Mitchietah and Toms.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so impressed with some of the stuff you showed me, Like, well,
Speaker 2: I wish I would have known this when I was fighting,
Speaker 2: Like the way he was throwing his teeth, the speed
Speaker 2: in it that it's different than the.
Speaker 1: On front kicks. It's different than the teah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the way he was exactly the speed it was like.
Speaker 2: And then I went and messing around sparring and I
Speaker 2: was just tearing people up and I'm not like in
Speaker 2: shape or anything. I'm like, wow, this is like, this
Speaker 2: is like amazing controls the ring.
Speaker 1: You can get a good ball, the foot snapping front
Speaker 1: kick with the front leg, you can just knock the
Speaker 1: wind out of somebody. Just it doesn't have to be
Speaker 1: like this. I made a video about this. I got
Speaker 1: so mad. I'm like, why isn't anybody utilizing this? And
Speaker 1: a few weeks after that they did, because and Silver
Speaker 1: and Lea and Machieta started knocking people out front kicks.
Speaker 1: He knocked out for Ryan Vader ran well, that was
Speaker 1: kind of a scissor kick front kick. It was kind
Speaker 1: of Ape went hi with the right knee and hit
Speaker 1: him with the left because he's left legged and left arm,
Speaker 1: left handed whatever. But it was just like, yeah, that's
Speaker 1: devastating and it makes me mad. People like the Teep,
Speaker 1: like the Teep in Thailands put away because they love
Speaker 1: their very roundhouse. They love because you can hit people
Speaker 1: harder the round house. It feels better if you hit
Speaker 1: someone on in a vital spot with the front front
Speaker 1: kick should be like the jab of kicking.
Speaker 2: I worked with the Mashida and I was just like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, this I wish I was doing this.
Speaker 2: I was fighting. It was this game changing like it's.
Speaker 1: Karate Like that's where like he's so unorthodox, Like he's
Speaker 1: the most orthodox. What are you talking about?
Speaker 2: He made because we used to laugh at karate, but
Speaker 2: he came in with a vengeance, just terrorizing people.
Speaker 1: Kio karate, this guy sports version of karate. Yeah, get
Speaker 1: Benny Rakidez, you know, get the watch these guys, Bill
Speaker 1: Wallace too. I mean they it's just what happened in
Speaker 1: my opinion is people got started nut hugging wrestling. And
Speaker 1: the reason is wrestling's free in public school, and it's
Speaker 1: like a one a versus a triple A school. The
Speaker 1: larger pool of people you have doing something, the odds
Speaker 1: of having a great athlete or higher, right. So if
Speaker 1: you made judo and karate and jiu jitsu free and
Speaker 1: put it in school, you'd have a lot better athletes.
Speaker 1: They have to go pay for that privately. And what
Speaker 1: happened in the US, and this happened to tekwondo, tong sudo,
Speaker 1: all that stuff. Is it built inflation. It just became
Speaker 1: a business and they're teaching kids and they get a
Speaker 1: bomb into a nine year old and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: So being a black belt didn't mean anything, and they
Speaker 1: kind of watered it down from the market, did that.
Speaker 1: But the art itself works. But if you got a
Speaker 1: bunch of non athletes participating in it, it seems like, oh,
Speaker 1: tech kwondo, take my dough, oh whatever. If you come
Speaker 1: to Korean military and try that ship and with real techwondo,
Speaker 1: you were like, oh, okay, I you know, I stan
Speaker 1: corrected type of thing, and that's all. It's all karate though,
Speaker 1: like techkwondo is karate.
Speaker 2: It's just realize that that's what you said, I do
Speaker 2: real karate. You know, I can't argue with that. I
Speaker 2: mean GSP is a karate guy too, but.
Speaker 1: He is great and used a lot of karate footwork too.
Speaker 1: He had great wrestling defense. But yeah, I mean came
Speaker 1: to a karate gee, he came with a with a Jeff.
Speaker 1: He's like THEOTO and GSP are some of the best
Speaker 1: to do it. And but they go through phases like
Speaker 1: everybody was really high on jiu jitsu after Gray Seas
Speaker 1: and I love jiu jitsu and all, but look, you
Speaker 1: gotta have like muy Thai crider or some kind of
Speaker 1: strikeing too. But it's the belt inflation game, which didn't
Speaker 1: happen the muay Thai because they don't have belts. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so that it happened, but all the belt level things
Speaker 1: got crushed by market forces.
Speaker 2: They want to get a black belt and they'll keep coming, right.
Speaker 1: And that happened to Congu, that happened to karate. That
Speaker 1: happened and technically, but but it survived in kickboxing. So
Speaker 1: you say this guy's a kickboxer, I'm like, okay, that's
Speaker 1: karate with gloves, you know. That's that's all that is.
Speaker 1: It literally is. They didn't know what to call it,
Speaker 1: so they put the word boxing in the name so
Speaker 1: that people be familiar with it. Like kickboxing, it is boxing,
Speaker 1: and you can kick a little bit more than that.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I said, theoto showed me that kick. I
Speaker 2: spent a couple of days working it, and it was
Speaker 2: a game changer. I'm honestly not fighting now, so doesn't
Speaker 2: really matter. But it's just like, Wow, this is like
Speaker 2: the best kick ever and if you make it.
Speaker 1: You can ask my brother and stuff. Before we knew
Speaker 1: each other, I was like, I want to teach Jake
Speaker 1: Shields the front kick, because they often came like this.
Speaker 1: I'm like, oh my god, it's right there, right there.
Speaker 1: You could use it then and then.
Speaker 2: Game so much. You were right and then but then
Speaker 2: if they're straight at your front kick and then they'll
Speaker 2: start turning, then you throw the roundhouse deliver and if
Speaker 2: they down.
Speaker 1: Me other right exactly. And if that's missing, if you
Speaker 1: can't use your left leg, well either it's useless. Like
Speaker 1: you gotta be able to kick with both legs. You
Speaker 1: have to be able to kick with your front leg.
Speaker 1: All I ever see is rear leg roundhouse to the
Speaker 1: thigh and stuff sometimes to the head. Like, dude, there's
Speaker 1: no sidekicks, there's no front kicks. There's no anything other
Speaker 1: than the roundhouse. And they don't roundhouse the right way either.
Speaker 1: They they're going like that with their ankle, like you're
Speaker 1: gonna break your foot, and they do. They they get
Speaker 1: hurt themselves all the time.
Speaker 2: You're making the front kick with a roundhouse, like just
Speaker 2: real quick with both of them. This is game changing.
Speaker 1: You can do that. If you're one hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: pounds or under, you can round out as hard as
Speaker 1: you want, you know, probably against another guy your size.
Speaker 1: But when you're bigger you do that, you're gonna break
Speaker 1: your leg. Yeah, you gotta hit with the ball your
Speaker 1: foot or the heel or whatever. If you're gonna hit
Speaker 1: the shin, you better not get checked.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well you Anderson Silva wide men with their legs
Speaker 2: just buckled in the cave. That's just like, okay, I
Speaker 2: don't want to do that. Is the fight scene. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and thriving not really hunh. It's kind of died out there.
Speaker 1: They have rise it like the girls division got better.
Speaker 1: They have one. They have their own boxing and stuff.
Speaker 1: But you know, Pride was all involved with yaku I
Speaker 1: guess I could say this now it was the mob. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: because it actually came out of pro wrestling, which is
Speaker 1: also mobbed up. But the mob got cleaned out Yamaguchi
Speaker 1: Gumi in particular, and a lot of that happened from COVID.
Speaker 1: They lost, they lost connections to China and Korea, and
Speaker 1: that was like the upper breast of the mob was foreigners.
Speaker 1: They clamped down on it. It's sad because Pride was awesome.
Speaker 2: And I like the.
Speaker 1: Judging system and that better than the rounds. But you know,
Speaker 1: because you could barely win two rounds and get creamed
Speaker 1: in the last one and still win the fight like
Speaker 1: Rampage versus macheetah, And I was like, man, it's got
Speaker 1: to be on total damage.
Speaker 2: Give been a round too. It's like a lot of
Speaker 2: people don't get through that first round. There's nothing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, It's like it's just yeah, barely anything could happen,
Speaker 1: and you could get a ten nine round and then
Speaker 1: a lot how it just doesn't make sense, like how
Speaker 1: come that's waited the same? It shouldn't should whatever, But
Speaker 1: I like I.
Speaker 2: Like the Pride better, but those days are done like
Speaker 2: you because.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I like pride better, but I probably okay with
Speaker 1: getting rid of soccer.
Speaker 2: Kicks and stuff like those are kind of awesome. It's
Speaker 2: a real fight, you know. If you can't ye or
Speaker 2: you can't kN opponent in the head when he's.
Speaker 1: Why can't from side control, You're like, I could knee
Speaker 1: you in the head right now? Not allowed. You're being
Speaker 1: you're playing with the rules because you know I can't
Speaker 1: do this, but I would do this same thing with
Speaker 1: someone takes a shot, Like you know, I can't hit
Speaker 1: you in the back of the head because the rule,
Speaker 1: I would definitely do that. Well whatever, it's look, at
Speaker 1: the end of the day, as much as we'd love
Speaker 1: to have like a real fight, you can't do that.
Speaker 1: It's too barbaric. The sport is as close as you're
Speaker 1: gonna get. Just take the w and realize, yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: in a real fight, like you could get out of
Speaker 1: this hole, put your finger in his eye or whatever,
Speaker 1: but like, come on, like you know he could also
Speaker 1: be biting you too, and just I don't want all
Speaker 1: that nasty stuff. You know.
Speaker 2: Well, UFC one, it was no biting, no eye gouging,
Speaker 2: no fish hook those are the only rules. Yeah, it's
Speaker 2: pretty uh. I remember watching the first Shoe of CB
Speaker 2: and this is like crazy, and then somehow I ended
Speaker 2: up doing it. That wasn't my plant life.
Speaker 1: Didn't hoist like hit someone in the nuts over and over.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he pulled one eye down by the hair too,
Speaker 2: and keep the hair in the bag him down. I
Speaker 2: think he kicked him in the nuts.
Speaker 1: It's ruthless, such a you can kick someone in the throat,
Speaker 1: you can kick him in the balls.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's I guess you can.
Speaker 1: I always thought that was weird too. It's like, so
Speaker 1: you can you can upkick someone in the face from down,
Speaker 1: but they can't stomp on you. And then you know,
Speaker 1: up kicking the heels. It's pretty nasty.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm, makes it UNFAIRPS.
Speaker 1: Gotten way off from the Iran War and.
Speaker 2: Probably watching Political Ship, but yeah, what the war is
Speaker 2: a total fucking mess. Nothing good comes to total waste
Speaker 2: of money. East is still a disaster. Israel is still
Speaker 2: trying to take Lebanon, like.
Speaker 1: That's part of So this is what's going to happen,
Speaker 1: is they agreed on a ceasefire for two weeks. But
Speaker 1: it's according to Iran's ten point plan, which includes a
Speaker 1: ceasefire on Lebanon, and that's something they have to suss out.
Speaker 1: But Iran wants the US to leave its footprint. So
Speaker 1: all these adjacent countries, all these golf Arab states that
Speaker 1: sponsored Isis and they can't be there anymore, or at
Speaker 1: some minimal level. They're going to put up a toll
Speaker 1: split with Oman where they're going to charge ships. Right
Speaker 1: now they're saying two million. That number may change in negotiations,
Speaker 1: but that money is going to go to restoration for
Speaker 1: all the stuff Israel in the US blew up and
Speaker 1: it's like you got the straight open and now it
Speaker 1: has a toll. But I would tell the audience this
Speaker 1: is normal for the Maritimes, Silk Road, The Panama Canal
Speaker 1: has a toll, the Sewis Canal has a toll like
Speaker 1: other places. You're lucky they don't do it in the
Speaker 1: Red Sea on the bottom the album and dab if
Speaker 1: you the Black Sea has a toll. All these choke
Speaker 1: points are taking advantage of by the owners who make
Speaker 1: you pay for traffic, and Ron never did that, and
Speaker 1: now they're going to. But they're going to because you
Speaker 1: blew up a lot of infrastructure and they need rest
Speaker 1: you know, they need to restore their country. You have
Speaker 1: to lift sanctions, that's huge. Unfreeze assets, that's huge. They're
Speaker 1: going to get everything they want because there's no other
Speaker 1: way to reopen the Straight and they also have the
Speaker 1: threat of closing down the Red Sea. So Trump can
Speaker 1: act like it's a victory and like, yeah, I got it.
Speaker 1: I was you know, I threatened nukem whatever. They offered
Speaker 1: this ten point plan to you before you made all
Speaker 1: those threats. You are just now finally realizing you can't
Speaker 1: bully them and you have to accept their demands as
Speaker 1: he should. They preemptively attacked with it.
Speaker 2: I think it's reasonable. Yeah, lost some reason. Imagine being
Speaker 2: a MAGA account right now trying to spin this as
Speaker 2: a win way to go Trump people are.
Speaker 1: The strait is open just like it was before the war,
Speaker 1: except now we have to pay a toll and before
Speaker 1: we didn't.
Speaker 2: You follow into these like accounts are so funny. Whatever.
Speaker 2: Trump can change his opinion each day, and they're just
Speaker 2: going to change with it. It's like, no, I couldn't imagine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I learned whatever he says it's ride or Die
Speaker 1: with the Trumpster the Dumpster. Do you hear the song
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Speaker 4: Constantly fighting Iran, but can explain all.
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Speaker 2: Really your new career switching to music.
Speaker 1: It kind of was like they could hear the beginning
Speaker 1: of that whatever. But I'll send you the file. You
Speaker 1: can play it whenever we're gonna make a music video.
Speaker 1: The whole thing.
Speaker 2: It's like ran one.
Speaker 1: They won that raid failed. They were losing aircraft. This
Speaker 1: was right after Trump said they destroyed one hundred percent
Speaker 1: of the radar. It's like they're tracking with infrared, you
Speaker 1: fat orange clown. Then he said they have no air defense.
Speaker 2: They have that.
Speaker 1: It's just it's not true. Nothing he said was.
Speaker 2: True'sh miliating he must. I'm sure he is completely a
Speaker 2: milliated right now.
Speaker 1: But he needed so delusional that if enough people believe
Speaker 1: you're so big and mighty and handsome, and he'll believe it.
Speaker 2: I guess he probably goes. He probably goes in true
Speaker 2: social and it's just people praising him being like our
Speaker 2: great president. He did it again.
Speaker 1: They they cave because you said you were gonna wipe
Speaker 1: them off the map. It's like, no, you said that
Speaker 1: tough talk to make it look like they were reacting
Speaker 1: to that when they are just giving you the same
Speaker 1: plan they've been giving you. Yeah, they kept being like,
Speaker 1: you took it because you realize you have no You
Speaker 1: cannot go in on the ground that already failed. You
Speaker 1: bombed all the targets. That's why you're bombing bridges and stuff.
Speaker 1: Why don't you bomb the ballistic missile? Oh wait, you can't.
Speaker 1: You don't know where they are and you can't get
Speaker 1: out of they kept coming.
Speaker 2: Or when I announced.
Speaker 1: Increased in volume, Yeah right, it's all gone.
Speaker 2: Then boom, you see that the Israelis are posting, Oh no,
Speaker 2: we're under attacked. Like talk about no self awareness. Oh
Speaker 2: there was.
Speaker 1: Israel was still getting hit after this whole thing was
Speaker 1: agreed upon.
Speaker 2: Right before we started this interview, I looked and I
Speaker 2: saw all the Israelis posting being like, we're under attack.
Speaker 2: This is a war crime. What about the sea. They're
Speaker 2: bitching about the ceasefire. They break every ceasefire and they
Speaker 2: were crying that I ran.
Speaker 1: They're bitching about cluster munitions. You use cluster munitions and
Speaker 1: you never signed these treaties anyway, don't give me this
Speaker 1: crap after what you did to Gaza, what you did
Speaker 1: to bey Root, Uh huh. You're complaining about the weapons used.
Speaker 2: Get bent. It's the most evil thing. It's been hard
Speaker 2: watching this, I mean the most evil people in the world.
Speaker 2: It's been really hard for me to watch this. And
Speaker 2: then when I ran war, when America started doing on
Speaker 2: top of it, it's just like not been easy. I think, Yeah, again,
Speaker 2: it's sick because someone loves my country. It gets hard
Speaker 2: to be proud, you know, traveling like what people where
Speaker 2: you from? You're like, uh, bombing schools right now and
Speaker 2: bridges and power plants, And for no reason.
Speaker 1: We're on that list now we're the people that bomb
Speaker 1: schools and hospitals. Congratulations, fat orange monster. He just capitulated Israel.
Speaker 1: That's why we called it Epstein's Fury. Do you think
Speaker 1: it's now Are we going to talk about Epstein again
Speaker 1: now that there's a ceasefire?
Speaker 2: Is that?
Speaker 1: Is that going to be front page news again? Bank
Speaker 1: of America is having to pay seventy two point five
Speaker 1: million dollars to another sixty victims that happened this month.
Speaker 2: I think that's interesting that all these banks were tied
Speaker 2: in with Epstein. That just shows like I need to
Speaker 2: do a lot more research into the banking. But it
Speaker 2: shows this whole banking football like its Epstein.
Speaker 1: They were paying hush money to victims who signed in
Speaker 1: NDA's and things, and it's Darren Endyke and his lawyers
Speaker 1: who will be talking to Congress in August. By the way,
Speaker 1: Richard Kahn and the rest of them, they facilitated this,
Speaker 1: and they kept facilitating it after he was dead. Because
Speaker 1: they're still protecting the other clients, because there are other clients.
Speaker 1: And that's in the Stacey Plaska lawsuit talking about facilitating
Speaker 1: prostitution or you know, for commercial sex purposes, so prostitution.
Speaker 1: And it wasn't all to Epstein. He did not do
Speaker 1: all this by himself. To himself obviously Burnell and Maxwell,
Speaker 1: they both got imprisoned as well. He had clients, he
Speaker 1: serviced them, just Daley was sued for it and lost.
Speaker 1: It's he's admitted it, but he didn't admit to all
Speaker 1: of it. Admitted to having sex with a twenty year
Speaker 1: old provided by Epstein, but it was a lot worse
Speaker 1: than that. And now you see his emails where he
Speaker 1: dressed her up like snow white and stuff. But how
Speaker 1: long I've been saying, I've been on vtory forever. Like
Speaker 1: this is in their internal communications, it's in the court files.
Speaker 1: You don't have to wait for the file to be released.
Speaker 1: It's already out there. It's just not all in one place.
Speaker 2: Yeah I'm sure, Yeah, we already know it, but it
Speaker 2: kind of proves it to people too, Like we knew
Speaker 2: it was Israel, but it can kind of prove it
Speaker 2: and it does show things like, oh it shows.
Speaker 1: Well, it's like the stock market emails that already came out.
Speaker 1: You know, this already came out. Like the victims will
Speaker 1: tell you who raped them. It's not a mystery. They're
Speaker 1: still alive. You can talk to the girls. They'll tell
Speaker 1: you who it was, but they are still Glynn Duman
Speaker 1: and his wife, they'll tell you about Jess Staley. They'll
Speaker 1: tell you who they met and who they were forced
Speaker 1: to service. And a lot of it's not even blackmail.
Speaker 1: It's more like a reward.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's just black mail. But I think a lot
Speaker 2: of it was like a reward. I think you just
Speaker 2: nailed it.
Speaker 1: Well. I mean, if you look at bear Stearn's stuff,
Speaker 1: the complaints about these financials and these hedges s how
Speaker 1: they operate. Man, it's like just like everybody knows there's
Speaker 1: a casting couch in Hollywood, there's a casting couch in
Speaker 1: the music industry. Well, there's a casting couch in these
Speaker 1: financial institutions where like if you're going to be the
Speaker 1: secretary or whatever, you know, you got to like your
Speaker 1: boss was undressed in front of you. You got to
Speaker 1: put up with a lot of crap that they shouldn't
Speaker 1: have to put up with, but they'll do it. You know.
Speaker 1: It's like Vince mick Mann. Janelle Grant was thirty nine
Speaker 1: years old. She wasn't some groom kids. She knew what
Speaker 1: she was doing, but she did it for the money
Speaker 1: and the job.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: It's like, well, you don't have to work there, Yeah,
Speaker 1: but if you are in the.
Speaker 2: Conditions I'd feel bad for like the high school girls
Speaker 2: that he was recruiting. He wanted these trouble They were
Speaker 2: looking for like poor trouble.
Speaker 1: Teens, not even high school in some cases. I mean
Speaker 1: he had some fourteen year olds right out of middle school.
Speaker 1: So did Robert Miller. You know, they all know the Bronkmans.
Speaker 1: It's like, if you want to get back to this
Speaker 1: Jewish organized crime that's behind the whole thing. Epstein didn't
Speaker 1: create his network. He walked into a pre existing network.
Speaker 1: He was just the latest face. He's a little too
Speaker 1: John Gottie. You know, he got your You know, it's
Speaker 1: called the underworld for a reason. You're not supposed to
Speaker 1: promote yourself the way he did. But yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: Alex Wexner had Victoria's Secret and ll brands as Johnny
Speaker 1: Burnell had Karen's Lass MC two modeling agency, so they
Speaker 1: had a professional way of recruiting children. Apricommy and Fitch
Speaker 1: and Mike Jeffries jail two for raping all those young boys.
Speaker 1: He was a Wexner guy. But through their modeling wing
Speaker 1: they could get young men and women, but young men
Speaker 1: in ibercomi and so you have it like a pristine
Speaker 1: way of getting these models. You ship them around, you
Speaker 1: take the passport away. They mostly abused Eastern Europeans who
Speaker 1: had no they don't have to wear with ch'all or
Speaker 1: the money to do anything. They can't sue. They're scared.
Speaker 1: You sign a NBA, you throw some hush money at
Speaker 1: him and they take the deal. And if you're not
Speaker 1: and you just credit them, drug them up whatever. So
Speaker 1: they don't listen to these little girls. And it's so sick.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you can share screen, but some
Speaker 1: of the shit's still there. If you go to George Models,
Speaker 1: just type in George Space Models. It's so disgusting. And
Speaker 1: this is they open. They are selling kids, yea. And
Speaker 1: you look at the front, the front thing, and you
Speaker 1: can guess it's not like, oh is she seventeen?
Speaker 2: Eighteen.
Speaker 1: Nah're like eleven twelve. Are you looking at it?
Speaker 2: How you? Oh yeah, hold it up George Yeah.
Speaker 1: Face models and then click on the first link. This
Speaker 1: is in the Epstein files. This is just one of
Speaker 1: the places that with service these people you can buy kids.
Speaker 2: And it's still on the internet.
Speaker 1: I'm only giving one example because it's already out right,
Speaker 1: it's already in the files. But there's a bunch of
Speaker 1: these things.
Speaker 2: Well, you mentioned the whole modeling, even legit modeling. They're
Speaker 2: recruiting these girls and boys, they're figuring out who's probably
Speaker 2: the parents aren't paying attention, bringing them to travel, oh,
Speaker 2: making a kid a model, and then they're sex trafficking.
Speaker 2: It's disgusting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, a lot of the national industries like that Hadad
Speaker 1: and a lot of these guys, the French are really
Speaker 1: bad about it too.
Speaker 2: They just don't they don't care about consent. And I
Speaker 2: know there's just you see all these Instagram models and
Speaker 2: all the guys that would always try to take photos.
Speaker 2: There are always creeps trying to sleep with them. This
Speaker 2: is just at a much higher level. It's like oh
Speaker 2: they get oh we're amber combras. These girls get all
Speaker 2: excited and think they have an opportunity and they're just
Speaker 2: trying to use them for sex.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, my sister is a photographer and she does
Speaker 1: stuff for like circus freaks, and it's pretty weird. But
Speaker 1: there's always some dude, you know, with his camera and
Speaker 1: he wants to go back, like in the dressing rooms,
Speaker 1: like no, no, dude, it's already and leotard stuff. They don't.
Speaker 1: It's always creepy weirdos in the fashion industry and sometimes
Speaker 1: his gay men praying on a little men other men
Speaker 1: and whatever. But because that industry just attracts creeps. It's
Speaker 1: just in a nature of it, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was a guy who's start talking to you.
Speaker 2: Guy was Hollywood. Actually, it's one of the industries. One
Speaker 2: of the directors. At one point, the gay guys talked
Speaker 2: him up and they tried to get him to give
Speaker 2: the guy a blowjob, and it was like he had
Speaker 2: to do that for like the part, and he's like
Speaker 2: they really tried pressure to do it and you end
Speaker 2: up walking out. But they were all like surprised, like
Speaker 2: you had to blow this guy. He was a jay.
Speaker 2: You had to blow them to get you know, pushed
Speaker 2: in Hollywood and it was just like wow, He's like,
Speaker 2: apparently that stuff happens, you know, you hear stories of it,
Speaker 2: but the guy's story sounded very credible to me. It's
Speaker 2: like you see a lot, Hey, it was it.
Speaker 1: Kat Williams said it all man like you when you
Speaker 1: see these people who are doing well in Hollywood, just
Speaker 1: think of what they had to do to get there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, he said, the two guys like police
Speaker 2: spent time prepping them up first, and he's been working
Speaker 2: a guy for a little bit. He's doing well, and like, no,
Speaker 2: you just have to do this, you know motion like
Speaker 2: everyone does it. Just the cat pushed him and finally
Speaker 2: he just left. He's just like it was heavily pushed.
Speaker 2: I'm just not doing that. But he's like, apparently that's
Speaker 2: what both people are doing. It's like a weird speed Yes, yeah,
Speaker 2: your head, I think, right, they have to have control
Speaker 2: or power, Like what is it with like a Harvey Weinstein,
Speaker 2: It's okay?
Speaker 1: What it is is this especially in the music industry music,
Speaker 1: I'd argue they have more influence than actors, Like there's young,
Speaker 1: there's youth that they they get like half their knowledge
Speaker 1: from lyrics from songs are really dumb, but this is
Speaker 1: what they do. They don't want anybody to ascend to
Speaker 1: a power of influence who can turn on them. So
Speaker 1: they got to make sure you're compromise early before you
Speaker 1: get that push one. They get off on it. They
Speaker 1: just like these like black rappers sucking ju dick. You know,
Speaker 1: they're just like, ah, you're all hardcore in your image,
Speaker 1: but here you are on your knees slapping up my
Speaker 1: com you know, they get off on it. They like
Speaker 1: they call it buck breaking, you know, they like breaking
Speaker 1: the buck in getting somebody, you know, a hardcore and
Speaker 1: tough and be like, suck my balls. Then they do it.
Speaker 1: So they get off on it. But the other thing
Speaker 1: is they have that over you, so you're gonna just
Speaker 1: rap about yourself and degenerate shit and do and say
Speaker 1: what we want you to say, because if they didn't,
Speaker 1: they like they reached millions of people if they said
Speaker 1: something positive in their songs. You know, they got to
Speaker 1: be able to shut that down at a moment's notice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you have a video of you sucking dick.
Speaker 1: The same time, there's just like we got you compromise
Speaker 1: and we'll tell you.
Speaker 2: You know, it's like a weird sit twisted like I think,
Speaker 2: uh Weinstein, I think he was trying to have sex
Speaker 2: with like Brad Pitt's why or maybe it was one
Speaker 2: of these celebrities can't remember who was actors. It was
Speaker 2: this weird power. It is completely disgusting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, he told her he went after him. Brad
Speaker 1: went after him like it because Brad's got enough weight
Speaker 1: in Hollywood that you can't it doesn't matter like he's
Speaker 1: he was a lists or so. Yeah, it's just sick man,
Speaker 1: and they they require almost every girl's got to show
Speaker 1: her titties in a movie at some point or she
Speaker 1: just doesn't.
Speaker 2: Get good point they make him do that. Well, Candice Suber,
Speaker 2: she had Harvey Weinstein on speaking reverse, like what why
Speaker 2: are you trying to rehabit him do? Yeah, he's one
Speaker 2: of the most disgusting, vile Well, I realized me too,
Speaker 2: was almost.
Speaker 1: Look to be nuanced. There are also girls who one
Speaker 1: hundred percent are okay with that deal, that did that
Speaker 1: deal with Harvey. It's a mixed bag. But you can't
Speaker 1: just point to one of these girls who like did
Speaker 1: it for the money and it's just a whore or
Speaker 1: whatever they be like that's all of them. You know,
Speaker 1: he definitely did the pressuring.
Speaker 2: They're making it treat. There's well known in Hollywood. There's
Speaker 2: an old clip of like the Oscars, or to make
Speaker 2: a joke, like some girl has to go to Harvey saying,
Speaker 2: all the everyone's busting up, laughing, all the celebrities, and
Speaker 2: it's like it was well known in Hollywood. You had
Speaker 2: to like suck Harvey Weinstein's dick to get me to
Speaker 2: get famous. Right, They roasted them, and you can't. You
Speaker 2: have to put some responsibility back on the women. But
Speaker 2: I still say it's an absolutely disgusting Well.
Speaker 1: Look there's it's not one or the other. You can't
Speaker 1: be a light switch brain. There are girls who make
Speaker 1: false accusations. Women lie really, but they're also real victims,
Speaker 1: and you can't, you know, cherry pick a couple of
Speaker 1: loons and then be like that's all it was like
Speaker 1: Epstein had hundreds of victims. You can't find like, you know, yeah,
Speaker 1: all about and concrete. Definitely, that's the minimal, right, So
Speaker 1: you can't throw the baby out with the blathwater and say,
Speaker 1: well this one chick was this buzz's old and she
Speaker 1: thinks she sees lizards or whatever, like, Okay, well she's
Speaker 1: mentally ill. Whatever. All these women are not making this up.
Speaker 1: They're not all mental, they're not all like that. He
Speaker 1: definitely did this. He opened up back in the investigation
Speaker 1: that started in two thousand and five. He was fifty
Speaker 1: two years old having sex with fourteen year olds? Okay,
Speaker 1: who told her parents? Who did go to the cops.
Speaker 1: They did everything right, It didn't matter. You got this
Speaker 1: sweetheart deal. The chief of police resigned in protest. He's
Speaker 1: they were like Barry Kersher, you know, the prosecutor was
Speaker 1: not interested in prosecuting, and his defense attorney, you know,
Speaker 1: Dershwitz was on board as well. And it just gets
Speaker 1: this soliciting prostitution with the minor, that's all when he
Speaker 1: had been shoving sex to he's in fourteen year old girls,
Speaker 1: anuses and stuff like plural, and it's all there, like
Speaker 1: I I can show it to you. I can read.
Speaker 1: It was in the Florida papers and stuff that was
Speaker 1: going on, and he just like gets this six day
Speaker 1: week work leave bullshit. He fled to Israel. They send
Speaker 1: him back. They're like, no, you gotta go back because
Speaker 1: we're gonna get sweeping immunity for all your cohorts. It
Speaker 1: was the best thing for them ever, because the investigation
Speaker 1: was being done on his whole network, and they got
Speaker 1: this deal where everyone got immunity and Epstein got the
Speaker 1: very most minimal punishment. Unbelievable. And then he did it.
Speaker 1: He kept doing it.
Speaker 2: He couldn't stop. I guess he just thought he's above
Speaker 2: the law, which I guess he was. It kind of
Speaker 2: showed there's a class that operates above the law. And
Speaker 2: that's why.
Speaker 1: Everything Trump had him arrested and murdered because he had
Speaker 1: everything on Trump and whatever he was trying to squeeze
Speaker 1: out him and like, look, you don't you don't blackmail
Speaker 1: the mob, because the way you get rid of a blackmailer.
Speaker 2: A blackmailer, yeah, pulls of these circles. But I think
Speaker 2: there's people above him telling them what to do.
Speaker 1: Trump was absolutely at the behest of BB like he does.
Speaker 1: He grabs his ankles for is, really spreads his cheeks.
Speaker 1: He's just there like, oh yeah, thank you, sir, can
Speaker 1: have another like they they almost killed him, and they
Speaker 1: blamed it on Iran, Like remember in Iran tried.
Speaker 2: To screwed you. That's ridiculous thing. Ever, ran like they
Speaker 2: just make up bizarre stuff. It was Iran.
Speaker 1: It's like actually the second one of the golf course
Speaker 1: and he's there with whit coff g. I wonder how
Speaker 1: they knew which hole we're gonna be at and uh
Speaker 1: whick cough knows. And then there's a guy who is
Speaker 1: in an as Off commercial in Ukraine. That's not a run.
Speaker 2: Those guys were in commercials with it with black Rock.
Speaker 2: I think that's I don't know what that means, but
Speaker 2: it's bizarre.
Speaker 1: Crooks was in a black Rock commercial. Why does Blackrock
Speaker 1: even have commercials? You know, you're you're invested your a
Speaker 1: hedge funds hedge fund like that.
Speaker 2: It's pertainely a little strange, and it's like it's also confusing,
Speaker 2: like Blackrock Vanguard, like they all own each other. It's
Speaker 2: but all the top people they have to be js
Speaker 2: mm hmm.
Speaker 1: Well, mister Fink, you know, like they have an ideological agenda.
Speaker 1: They're all Israeli partisans to be, to say the polite term,
Speaker 1: and this is why we're constantly at war in the
Speaker 1: Middle East, Americans dying, the American treasury being depleted for
Speaker 1: Israel's wars. It's not the petro dollar or the mi
Speaker 1: C or any of this crap. You know, States get
Speaker 1: off the petro dollar because of the sanctions of war.
Speaker 1: Iran has not been trading in dollars since like two
Speaker 1: thousand and six. India and to Japan, they've all been
Speaker 1: buying in their own currency instead of dollars because why
Speaker 1: would you sell in dollars when the US can freeze those? Right,
Speaker 1: So they're not going to do it like you're it's
Speaker 1: the it's the exact opposite what they think. They're not
Speaker 1: going to war to make people get on the dollar.
Speaker 1: They were already on the dollar. Going to war got
Speaker 1: them off the dollar. Yeah, Iran just wrong. It is
Speaker 1: the exactly opposite of what they claim. Russia was on
Speaker 1: the dollar. You kicked him off, swift, you get it.
Speaker 1: Like now they're trading in rupels because they have to.
Speaker 2: Wasn't Iran trying to make people buy the oil and
Speaker 2: yen or something.
Speaker 1: Yuan it is a Chinese currency. It's not true China
Speaker 1: buys it and yuan buys the currency one yuan, Like yeah,
Speaker 1: it sounds like yen, I guess.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, yeah.
Speaker 1: Whatever.
Speaker 2: They weren't really trying to switch it to that.
Speaker 1: And by the way, Japanese don't call it yen. It's
Speaker 1: called en, but you need to end as a preposition,
Speaker 1: so we call it yen, you know in the States,
Speaker 1: but it's ninety ninety in But whatever the yen, they
Speaker 1: pay for it in yen, and they still do. They're like,
Speaker 1: Japan is not going to buy oil in Chinese you wan,
Speaker 1: that's not happening. They rather oil, but in India has
Speaker 1: bought They just got another tanker in rupees. The thing is,
Speaker 1: it's still not dollars. So that's the point. It doesn't
Speaker 1: matter if it's all that you want or a bunch
Speaker 1: of biledical trades and local currencies. It's not dollars. It
Speaker 1: hasn't been dollars. Like, oh, they got off the dollar.
Speaker 1: They've been off the dollar for twenty years. They already
Speaker 1: were off the dollar. That's not why we were at
Speaker 1: fucking war war because of Israel. Think of that. Here's
Speaker 1: another one. The straight up homouse was closed. So all
Speaker 1: those states that did trade in dollars, including Oman, and
Speaker 1: then you got the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia
Speaker 1: couldn't sell oil at all. It went to zero, so
Speaker 1: all those dollar trades went to zero and Ran is
Speaker 1: not trading dollars to the dollar collapse. No, it didn't,
Speaker 1: because what your claim about the artificial demand and petro
Speaker 1: dollars metro dollar, Like, you're wrong, that's not how it works,
Speaker 1: and that's not why we're at war strictly, just at
Speaker 1: war for Israel. They wrote a fucking script. Oh, we're
Speaker 1: gonna attack seven countries in five years, that came straight
Speaker 1: out of net and you know who's the second one. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and Iran was the last one. And it failed. But
Speaker 1: this is their script. And he went to Congress, Iran, Iraq,
Speaker 1: Lubio like he's named all the places that America and
Speaker 1: Europe ends up attacking.
Speaker 2: Wow, attacked all seven of them. That's you know, it
Speaker 2: wasn't the timeline, but they still did it.
Speaker 1: You know, they broke Sudan into Sadan and South Sudan
Speaker 1: and then they have a civil war in Sudan and
Speaker 1: that's backed by the UAE. But yeah, Iraq for the
Speaker 1: second time was invaded over the pretexts of weapons and
Speaker 1: mass destruction and all those lives were fed to the
Speaker 1: US by Israeli partisans. Siri s I did not gas
Speaker 1: his own people. Da da da da da. That was
Speaker 1: a war for Israel to break the land bridge between
Speaker 1: Iran and has Blah. The failure there was a black
Speaker 1: swan because in the age of drone warfare, Hesblah does
Speaker 1: not need to smuggle ballistic missiles all the way from
Speaker 1: Iran to itself. They can build drones with local opponents,
Speaker 1: and that's what they've been doing. So all that mess
Speaker 1: in Syria for nothing because they end up being able
Speaker 1: to make drones locally and use them on has On Haifa,
Speaker 1: so whatever and it. But the whole thing was for Israel,
Speaker 1: and they like, look, it's it's not in our interest
Speaker 1: to help al Qaeda. The people that attacked us on
Speaker 1: nine to eleven we're attacking helped literally helped literally you're
Speaker 1: helping al Qaeda and then you're shaking hands with Jiulani
Speaker 1: in the White House. Kanye West is banned from Britain,
Speaker 1: but Jilani is not.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's Kanye for a song, the musician.
Speaker 1: Because he said mean things about a group even though
Speaker 1: he apologize, but not the guy has slaughtered people and
Speaker 1: cut their heads off like that. Who who's farmer working for?
Speaker 1: Because it's not the British people.
Speaker 2: No, clearly not. None of our politicians are. Why do
Speaker 2: you think so many these Middle Eastern countries aligned with
Speaker 2: Israel just for like money. Get the US pays because
Speaker 2: it's easy, because seems like most of the Sunni led countries,
Speaker 2: not the people, but like led by them, seem to
Speaker 2: support Israel.
Speaker 1: But yeah, these these Sealafuswa hobbies, like the UE was created.
Speaker 1: It's just it's the remnants of psych peak psych speaker.
Speaker 1: It's British handed over to puppet monarchs. And the problem
Speaker 1: with a monarchy, this is one advantage of republic does have.
Speaker 1: It's much harder. You can still bribe a republic. We
Speaker 1: see it with APAC in the United States, but you
Speaker 1: got to spread the wealth over much larger number of people.
Speaker 1: If you have a dictatorship or a monarchy, all you
Speaker 1: need is one family on board and you rule the
Speaker 1: whole country, and so it's very volatile. Whereas you get
Speaker 1: their king or prince, then you got the whole thing
Speaker 1: because they make all the decisions. And that's what happened
Speaker 1: a lot of these Sunni areas. There's not one, including Pakistan,
Speaker 1: there's not one Sunni majority country that isn't an American
Speaker 1: cook and an Israeli cook.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's all like that. It's like I'm not calling
Speaker 2: out you, but I'm just saying all God itself.
Speaker 1: You know, they're all.
Speaker 2: And then there's no Sunny countries defending the Sunny people
Speaker 2: getting slaughtered.
Speaker 1: No God, it's only the Shia. It's Yemen, it's a rand,
Speaker 1: it's the p Mu in a rock. It's this Shia
Speaker 1: groups in Syria and has Balah in Lebanon. It's all
Speaker 1: Shia Islam.
Speaker 2: That it's like fifteen percent of Muslim It's like fifteen
Speaker 2: percent of Muslims were fighting all the other Muslims, the
Speaker 2: Christian nations and the Jewish nations.
Speaker 1: Yep, pretty encouraged and so on. Like it's, uh, well,
Speaker 1: I guess they're Muslim as well. But like Shia Islam. Uh,
Speaker 1: the theological differences aren't that great. It's just if you
Speaker 1: have a monarchy that is propped up by religion, like
Speaker 1: the justification of divine rule ties back to your faith,
Speaker 1: so any other religion would undermine that and as soon
Speaker 1: you want to hold onto that power. So it's it's
Speaker 1: not like, oh, the age of Muhammad and that's not
Speaker 1: the deal. It's this faction engages in religious nepotism, and
Speaker 1: so do all the others. So if another one gets
Speaker 1: in power, they're all going to hire each other and
Speaker 1: not you, and you're out completely. So that's the real beef,
Speaker 1: is political, not theological.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess they want the money. They don't want
Speaker 2: to get Israel bombing them, America bombing them, Like we
Speaker 2: pay a lot of these countries trade deals.
Speaker 1: They have a protection racket. I mean a lot of
Speaker 1: these Gulf states are very small. Bahrain is small, a
Speaker 1: weight is small, Qatar is small, Ue is small. Like
Speaker 1: they can't really defend themselves, and that's on purpose. They
Speaker 1: drew borders around resources. They made them too small to
Speaker 1: defend themselves. And they've become completely reliant on an American protection.
Speaker 2: Racket and we don't follow it. Quitar they have the
Speaker 2: largest US based. Israel bombed them, We're supposed to protect them. Nope. Sorry,
Speaker 2: that was our greatest Apple.
Speaker 1: Aired de fits wasn't even on. They turned it off
Speaker 1: so the Israelis could try and assassinate negotiators for Hamas.
Speaker 1: I believe with the jets we gave them, Yeah, with
Speaker 1: the jets that were and give is the right way.
Speaker 1: We didn't sell them because they buy they buy it
Speaker 1: with aid that we gave them, which is always for
Speaker 1: given loans socks.
Speaker 2: They're like, but they buy us military stuff, they go
Speaker 2: buy it.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, that comes out of their billion
Speaker 1: dollars four point nine billion dollar aid that you're subsidizing
Speaker 1: US companies, you know that give away products to the Israelis.
Speaker 1: Give them those are paid your dollars. You paid for
Speaker 1: Israel's air force.
Speaker 2: We're buying that. We're paying that genocide.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you paid for that genocide, like you were forced
Speaker 1: to pay to bomb you know, ahmed in con units
Speaker 1: or whatever. It doesn't benefit your life at all. It's
Speaker 1: completely immoral and you're out there being forced to pay
Speaker 1: for Israel's military. You don't have the use for genocide. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that was the the kind of facetious joke is uh, well,
Speaker 1: they're dropping j dams on Gaza. Don't Worrycans with no
Speaker 1: health care will pay for it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, where they're like the only industrialized country without health care.
Speaker 2: Asia's most have it, and almost of Europe does is
Speaker 2: Asia have free health care as they had it first.
Speaker 2: Basically every nation Asia is in healthcare.
Speaker 1: Education, like every measuring stick, I Q whatever. They are
Speaker 1: just winning.
Speaker 2: I love every time I go there, Like I did,
Speaker 2: I didn't want to go back. I have several friends
Speaker 2: that went to stay there for a year, and after
Speaker 2: a year they just stayed, planning you have to live
Speaker 2: in Asia for a year. All three of them are
Speaker 2: well you probably you too, So here man be my neighbor.
Speaker 2: I was last someone was there. It's like, do I
Speaker 2: want to go back? Do I want to just like you?
Speaker 2: I want to be in America. It's it's it's hard when.
Speaker 1: You're contra people that would visit me in Japan because
Speaker 1: that's that's where I lived for seventeen years, you know,
Speaker 1: and they're there like two or three days and like
Speaker 1: can I buy a house here? They really are ready
Speaker 1: to move. Like what about your family and all that
Speaker 1: stuff you were saying, and they're like, yeah, Like the
Speaker 1: average weight of women is one hundred and sixteen pounds
Speaker 1: versus the US, where it's like one hundred and sixty pounds.
Speaker 2: Shape, they cook, go clean.
Speaker 1: Like they're feminine. Yeah, imagine that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're not all manly, and you know the US
Speaker 2: was like that when I.
Speaker 1: Was growing up. Obesity wasn't a big thing. If you
Speaker 1: look at your yearbook and stuff, we're we're the same age.
Speaker 1: I think it's you know, it was like the fat kid.
Speaker 1: Yeah in your grade whatever it was, he weary, rare.
Speaker 2: You go back and look the fat.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah they're not fat at all. If you look
Speaker 1: at the music video Chubby Checkers and the fat Boys,
Speaker 1: you look at the fat boys, We're like, oh my god,
Speaker 1: like a fat the fat Look at the fat boys. Now,
Speaker 1: yeah they're not even average.
Speaker 2: Were the fatk goonies, He's not even really fat by
Speaker 2: today's damn.
Speaker 1: Yeah chunk yeah, chunks.
Speaker 2: He was like so fat.
Speaker 1: Yeah, We're like, god, he's got fat on his face.
Speaker 1: He's so fat, like that little fatty now unheard of,
Speaker 1: especially in children. Now that's just every other kid.
Speaker 2: Man's combination between food and not exercise.
Speaker 1: I think it's the sedentary lifestyle and the food. It's
Speaker 1: hard to do because like Japan has the Internet and
Speaker 1: video games and all that stuff, so does Korea, but
Speaker 1: they're not gaining weight. So I think most of it
Speaker 1: has got to be something in the food I felt,
Speaker 1: and probably some genetics too. It's just like Europeans were
Speaker 1: built to last through the winter, you know, like and
Speaker 1: but they're eating all the time. I don't know, but
Speaker 1: it's something in the food. Because the exact same race
Speaker 1: and people in the same area were not like that
Speaker 1: in the eighties.
Speaker 2: Something happened, thinking multiple factors. I think food is the
Speaker 2: single biggest factor. I would they exercise. We don't like walk.
Speaker 2: If you don't like walk a couple miles a day,
Speaker 2: do something.
Speaker 1: So it's also no fat shaming, Like people laugh, but
Speaker 1: they're like, no, man, if you were chubbing the eighties bullied.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you go home and their moms will be like,
Speaker 2: why are you so fat? And they'll gain like three pounds.
Speaker 2: It's hilarious.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, dude, if you if you should get over
Speaker 1: forty five kilograms, yeah.
Speaker 2: They're like they do want to be pound but they
Speaker 2: do it right away, like they'll barely gain any weight,
Speaker 2: and the mom will be like, why are you so fat?
Speaker 1: And their friends will gang up and I'm like with concern, like,
Speaker 1: oh are you okay? Well I saw you gaining weight,
Speaker 1: Like do you need help? It's considered like such a
Speaker 1: bad thing.
Speaker 2: I watched girl it wasn't even fat, got ganged up
Speaker 2: on by her family when she was. They're all telling
Speaker 2: her she was so fat in college, needed to go
Speaker 2: lose weight.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you a funny thing for the anti I'm
Speaker 1: so anti weeb, but like you know, it's kind of
Speaker 1: the stereotype that black guys said on chubby white girls.
Speaker 1: Same thing happens in Asia as the white guys Asian girls,
Speaker 1: like they think they're all awesome because they got this
Speaker 1: Asian check, and like she's considered very low.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they don't know.
Speaker 1: In Japan, that's that's the fat girl that you think
Speaker 1: is so awesome.
Speaker 2: What what country do you think has the best? Korea, Japan.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like yeah, no, definitely, not no, yeah,
Speaker 2: probably create.
Speaker 1: Create Japan, the rich parts of China, not China in general.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Chinese can be absolutely beautiful.
Speaker 1: And then I don't know, probably Taiwan. So there's a gap.
Speaker 1: Man like, and if you are st here, it's South Korea.
Speaker 1: If you're talking to averages, like a lot of a's,
Speaker 1: a's and s's, it's Japan.
Speaker 2: Yeah, No, Korea. It looks like black pink. There's just
Speaker 2: so many girls that look like that.
Speaker 1: They're just yeah, it's like you go around dung dumb
Speaker 1: and it's it's it's what you have only in magazines
Speaker 1: and TV in America is outside in Korea, like you
Speaker 1: just go to a Starbucks. It it's like ten ten ten,
Speaker 1: you get sports.
Speaker 2: I was in Korea. I'm like, Wow, this is not bad, but.
Speaker 1: That I disavow it's not true. Don't come here.
Speaker 2: We're it's all ugly, disgusting.
Speaker 1: You do guys like you do need to speak Japanese
Speaker 1: or you're not gonna.
Speaker 2: They're just not go. You totally convidence be Japanese or
Speaker 2: be a famous fighter. But there's all these guys that
Speaker 2: there were the ugly ones that they can't tell the difference.
Speaker 2: You're like, what do you with that girl?
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're like they just all look alike. They're just
Speaker 1: so happy. But the thing is, if you grew up
Speaker 1: in the US, especially in somewhere like Texas or whatever,
Speaker 1: everyone's hot. When you come to Asia, well what Asians
Speaker 1: would consider like rejects. They're like it doesn't matter, like
Speaker 1: they're the angels because they've never they're one to ten
Speaker 1: scale has to get shifted to like one to twelve
Speaker 1: because there are just things that did not exist where
Speaker 1: they're from. Well, like you talk about like black level,
Speaker 1: Like there's above black pink level, there's like above ESPA level.
Speaker 1: There's it the whatever. The musicians are a bailed the
Speaker 1: same thing with a k B forty eight. Those are
Speaker 1: supposed to look like the girl next door on purpose.
Speaker 2: Yeah, those are just like the regular girls. So you
Speaker 2: go to places like that, not even the extremely hot girls,
Speaker 2: not actually hot. She's just a normal girl. You know,
Speaker 2: at some places like San Francisco, there's no hot girls.
Speaker 2: The few hot girls are all stuck up because every
Speaker 2: guy's after them.
Speaker 1: That's why I tell a lot of my Japanese friends
Speaker 1: are like, if you would come to California, people would
Speaker 1: just give you free stuff. That happened with my wife,
Speaker 1: like constantly we're in La and they would just give
Speaker 1: her lunch and she didn't have to pay. You're gonna
Speaker 1: get treated like a queen Asia. Yeah, you're hot in Asia,
Speaker 1: but you're not so are a lot of other people.
Speaker 1: But you go to America's beautiful girls, you do understand,
Speaker 1: like they're can remember you visiting their store the rest
Speaker 1: of their life.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I think a lot of beautiful girls is don't
Speaker 2: even understand. They live in a completely different world.
Speaker 1: And one's ever better than a beautiful girl that doesn't
Speaker 1: know it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like were the ones that were like ugly when
Speaker 2: they were young, then they get beautiful. But the ones
Speaker 2: that just always been beautiful, they're just like I think
Speaker 2: everything just handed to them.
Speaker 1: You're ruined. But the ugly duckling is the best. The
Speaker 1: one that like started bad and got better.
Speaker 2: Yeah, those are the rare ones are good because the
Speaker 2: girls has always been life has just been so easy.
Speaker 2: Everything she's ever done just here. Like everyone's just so nice.
Speaker 2: Everyone wants to help, everyone wants to do free stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're like America. Everyone's nice and like yeah to you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, everywhere I go, open doors offer me.
Speaker 1: But men are so nice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, girls are so mean.
Speaker 1: Before we wrap, White Japan, instant anorexia.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you want to get a girl, I'm gonna have
Speaker 2: to come and visit you because already want to go back.
Speaker 2: Before we wrap, I just want to hit a couple
Speaker 2: of things for one. For you, you've been talking about
Speaker 2: this forever. You must have felt like a crazy person
Speaker 2: yelling in the wind. There's just been a massive shift
Speaker 2: in the last like three years.
Speaker 1: I mean that's probably October seven, like raked a hole
Speaker 1: in the matrix man the sacrifice for us.
Speaker 2: That's why get mad and people hit on the palace
Speaker 2: in the data, the ultimate press for us. But we
Speaker 2: needed to take we need to take advantage of opportunity
Speaker 2: because how do we do the change from here? That's
Speaker 2: that's what's the frustrating, Like what are the next steps?
Speaker 1: I say this a lot. I don't think you can
Speaker 1: just like vote in the right people. We do have
Speaker 1: our studs like Thomas Massey and Dan Bilsarian's running for Congress.
Speaker 1: Full support for that, dude, Yeah, yeah, but there are
Speaker 1: like a coin, there's some, but in general, you're not
Speaker 1: going to vote your way out of this.
Speaker 2: You have to.
Speaker 1: Politics is downstream from culture and cultures downstream from media.
Speaker 1: You have to break the media. What got everybody to
Speaker 1: notice was TikTok and then Telegram an X. If you
Speaker 1: break the monopoly on media, you break everything. So everybody
Speaker 1: arguing about political solutions, whether they want it, is like
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter, It doesn't matter if you don't fix
Speaker 1: the culture. Every product, whether it's a republic, a monarchy, fascism, communism,
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter, is broken because your culture is broken.
Speaker 1: And it's like we were saying, about Asia. You look around,
Speaker 1: look at Singapore, look at even some parts of China,
Speaker 1: look at South Korea. It looks like a futuristic land.
Speaker 1: You know, the skyscrapers, the functioning, everything on the time,
Speaker 1: and that are no cigarettes on the ground. That's how
Speaker 1: it is because of the culture. And the culture is
Speaker 1: that way because their media isn't run by goblins. If
Speaker 1: you get rid of the goblin influence, you can have
Speaker 1: these things like Europe used to have beautiful capital cities
Speaker 1: before they let the goblins in the gate. And the
Speaker 1: goblins are just constantly pushing degeneracy, porn and just thug life,
Speaker 1: this and that, like that trash that filth eroses the
Speaker 1: culture and then the politics of a reflection of that.
Speaker 1: So you gotta change the culture first, and the way
Speaker 1: to do that is breaking the media monopoly. That's why
Speaker 1: I'm always pushing substack and telegram and whatever we have left,
Speaker 1: because that is what's reaching in this new generation. They're
Speaker 1: tuned in like they are that I have.
Speaker 2: A little hope to it, but then it's also it
Speaker 2: gets so frustrating. So I see hope with the youths,
Speaker 2: but then you see these people just don't care. You
Speaker 2: know depart of like we were just going.
Speaker 1: To say, the problem is they have learned helplessness. They
Speaker 1: they grew up pre Internet most of their life, so
Speaker 1: they feel like there's nothing I can do about it.
Speaker 1: And they were correct. It really didn't matter what you
Speaker 1: knew before the Internet. But now that you do have
Speaker 1: a way to reach people, it's worth it to have
Speaker 1: that knowledge. It's worth it to try. Before it was
Speaker 1: a lost cause. It would have got to write an
Speaker 1: op ed and the paper or who cares. But like
Speaker 1: a show like this would think of this, how much
Speaker 1: knowledge about finance, politics and someone that in conspiracy did
Speaker 1: you gather through the Internet versus school and books and TV?
Speaker 2: Most of the Internet almost all of it?
Speaker 1: Like yeah, and even if you got a good book,
Speaker 1: you wouldn't have known what book to get if not
Speaker 1: the Internet, you know, like it's all it all relates
Speaker 1: to the Internet.
Speaker 2: And someone walks around random and you go to bookstores.
Speaker 2: But overall, yeah, you could recommended something or you find something.
Speaker 2: I learn way more from the Internet, like self learned.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And it's like you're like, well, how would you
Speaker 1: be able to read the Epstein files unless you have
Speaker 1: the Internet? Are you going to go to DC and
Speaker 1: cock it. No, you know, not really like you're gonna yeah,
Speaker 1: but now everyone can read them. They're reacted as hell,
Speaker 1: but they're there. The Internet is the break in the
Speaker 1: media monopoly, and it's Jewish control over the media. And
Speaker 1: that's exactly what it is. Yeah, has eroded, and this
Speaker 1: is why they're powers slipping. People are able to notice.
Speaker 1: And once you notice, you can't unnoticed.
Speaker 2: No one. I don't know one ever unnotices. Do's the
Speaker 2: crazy uncles? Never like, never mind, I was wrong. And
Speaker 2: then once I think, once people see it, they get
Speaker 2: pretty worked up. I have friends that just started seeing
Speaker 2: it like three months ago that are like they can
Speaker 2: learn so fast too, so when you play.
Speaker 1: And they're so hungry for the next red pill once
Speaker 1: they go down that path. Yeah, you must get to
Speaker 1: the ultimate boss, which we're not going to say because
Speaker 1: you're on YouTube, but like that's the final pill ktube.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you must still a little vindicated. You're probably so
Speaker 2: ostracized from like a lot of places for a lot
Speaker 2: of years, right, you had a lot of people apologize
Speaker 2: to you and stuff or not really.
Speaker 1: Nah, and like like I debunked, I explained RFK on
Speaker 1: your show yeah, and then everyone's like, you know that
Speaker 1: was staying Caesar and like they knew it all along.
Speaker 2: People a lot of people praise that. I'd be like,
Speaker 2: who was that guy? Was the first one? Like you
Speaker 2: broke that down? Great, Yeah, several other podcasts should.
Speaker 1: Do the same thing for JFK. Like, but I'm mad
Speaker 1: if people just grift off my work because like I'm
Speaker 1: taking all the heat and then someone else goes and
Speaker 1: repeats it later and gets all the credit and all.
Speaker 2: The Montars value and all that and get the information
Speaker 2: out there at least is the other way of.
Speaker 1: Looking at it.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's why I did it.
Speaker 1: But I'm saying I had to take it on the
Speaker 1: on the guy the ones money. I'm the one that's
Speaker 1: going to get all the heat for this, and then
Speaker 1: you get someone else, so like that at minimal, could
Speaker 1: you just say I learned this from Ryan Dawson so
Speaker 1: that that now I could get a little bit of
Speaker 1: a turn. I don't see why people are constantly like
Speaker 1: sniping ship from somebody just reposted.
Speaker 2: Yeah I saw Ian Carrol credit you or quote tweet
Speaker 2: someone too instead of still their shit.
Speaker 1: Kind of had to when he's wearing a shirt that
Speaker 1: I designed on the like that's rare, though what he
Speaker 1: and did is super rare, Like he definitely did a
Speaker 1: lot of sniping as well. So eventually they're like, yeah,
Speaker 1: they feel guilty because they basically once they've made it
Speaker 1: and they're already on Rogan and they've gone, then they
Speaker 1: can now finally say yeah, I learned that from Ryan.
Speaker 1: But I was like, dude, I know I can see
Speaker 1: what's going on. It's whatever, but it pisces me off,
Speaker 1: Like I know, I know that Team Zionists are going
Speaker 1: to cancel me, Like people on my side, why aren't
Speaker 1: you sharing not just me, but whoever you're learning this
Speaker 1: stuff from. I'm always praising Justin Romondo or whoever, like
Speaker 1: all these people, Michael Collins, Piper, like great f Smith.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you, like they deserve it. They dug it up.
Speaker 1: These are the who you should know about. But there's
Speaker 1: this weird, like egotistical pissing contest where like, well you
Speaker 1: we just need the info, bro, I'm like, it doesn't
Speaker 1: stop the info at all. To share where you got
Speaker 1: it from.
Speaker 2: You spent a lot. It doesn't work actually reading all
Speaker 2: like documents, court files, like all kinds of shit you
Speaker 2: read like that takes a lot of patience in time
Speaker 2: and not.
Speaker 1: Fifteen years worth of videos deleted and thousands of dollars
Speaker 1: stolen the Vimeo. I got kicked off that too, and
Speaker 1: they took six thousand dollars from me. There's a lot
Speaker 1: of money at the time, you know.
Speaker 2: And it's like, yeah, they pulled down your nine to
Speaker 2: eleven film. Correct on YouTube, use example YouTube channel, you
Speaker 2: use an example a few times of say look what
Speaker 2: they did. Harvey Weinstein produced Fahrenheit nine to eleven. Then
Speaker 2: then your film that was the most promoted.
Speaker 1: That Yeah, that Michael More fiasco is in theaters. Yeah
Speaker 1: it was, it was most You never seem not even
Speaker 1: on YouTube, you can't put it there.
Speaker 2: You included the Israeli connections. You also included the Saudi
Speaker 2: connections because those are there. There are Saudi oh yeah.
Speaker 1: Like Saudi Arabia, fuck them too. Like Saudi Arabia and
Speaker 1: Israel were part of a joint intelligence nexus that were
Speaker 1: steering al Qaeda. That's what happened on nine to eleven.
Speaker 1: Al Qaeda did nine to eleven. But they were not
Speaker 1: wholly separate from intelligence agencies, never have been. They weren't
Speaker 1: in Syria. They weren't in Afghanistan, they weren't in America.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you covered them.
Speaker 1: That film is free. It's not like I charged money anything.
Speaker 1: It's free. You go to ran dalpsin dot org, click
Speaker 1: on Empire Masks. You can find out what happened in
Speaker 1: nine eleven. You got a long flight three hours and
Speaker 1: fifty nine minutes. You can watch it or you could
Speaker 1: probably just listen to it even but like, I am
Speaker 1: putting all the documents on the screen for a reason,
Speaker 1: so I hope.
Speaker 2: You I had all when I was driving, so I
Speaker 2: was like, right, So I was trying to watch, but
Speaker 2: then I was like trying to keep up with the documents.
Speaker 1: In New Mex's another one and everyone's like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: you know Kennedy Demona. I'm like, you learned that three
Speaker 1: years ago, Like you were not talking about that till
Speaker 1: I made a movie about it.
Speaker 2: I learned a lot of this stuff a few years ago.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to give credit credits, dude, man, I
Speaker 2: don't like I've known this stuff forever, and it's like
Speaker 2: but once you see it, it's like, Wow.
Speaker 1: Get your boycott. Is your coffee made this stuff before?
Speaker 1: It was cool? Now man, I love it. We're talking
Speaker 1: about the change I've seen twenty years ago, trying to
Speaker 1: talk about nine to eleven. Forget about it. They're all
Speaker 1: hooked on Alex Jones and there's just no You just
Speaker 1: couldn't get your yelling in the wind, like you said,
Speaker 1: even talking about it like con Yunists. No, be honest,
Speaker 1: people did not know where the fuck that was until
Speaker 1: after October seventh when they started blowing it up the area. Conyunists,
Speaker 1: Gaza City and then Kanyunis.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they didn't know.
Speaker 1: They're just they learned geography through war. But yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: they know now. And I've really watched where it just
Speaker 1: seemed hopeless. I'd almost given up on Palestine because I'm
Speaker 1: like this, no one cares is They're just going to
Speaker 1: wither and die. And then this happened, and of course
Speaker 1: Israel overreact. They killed their own I think they knew that.
Speaker 1: I think a lot of them they hannibal directed their
Speaker 1: own Jews. They murdered them to up the death House
Speaker 1: so they could get a better, a bigger reaction.
Speaker 2: They wanted to get rid of the move that to more.
Speaker 1: Than seventy one thousand dead people in Gaza.
Speaker 2: Oh that's true.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they can't find an incinerated bodies.
Speaker 2: They tried to. Iran killed forty thousand protesters and then
Speaker 2: seventy Yeah, they died in Gaza. Almost Like how insane
Speaker 2: is that?
Speaker 1: If you did a ven diagram of Iran kills protesters
Speaker 1: and beheaded babies and hamas rapes. You know, the people
Speaker 1: that believe in any of those, believe in all of those,
Speaker 1: just be one circle. Forty fat Pross gives where where
Speaker 1: is this? Where did you get that number from? Well,
Speaker 1: they got it from Barry Weiss's at CBS.
Speaker 2: Who may it up? She's so talentless and she wasn't
Speaker 2: she paid like one hundred dollars for podcast. It's just
Speaker 2: like I looked up the longest and I have so
Speaker 2: many more views. I'm like, oh, it's my podcast worth
Speaker 2: a couple billion dollars.
Speaker 1: I do stay called the woodshd Well, just take some
Speaker 1: fucker and it's called so and so to the woodshed,
Speaker 1: and I just break them down. The one on Barry
Speaker 1: Weiss is seven and a half hours long.
Speaker 2: She's just stupid.
Speaker 1: Interview with Joe Rogan and every sentence out of her
Speaker 1: mouth was a lie. So it's like seven and a
Speaker 1: half hours just breaking down all the stupid stuff. She said.
Speaker 1: There's like a twenty four minute segment out I clipped
Speaker 1: out of it. Still kind of long, whis just she's
Speaker 1: constantly lying. She's got that net and Yakulai like with
Speaker 1: the pillow, she has every hospita talking point. Of course,
Speaker 1: they put her in there to manage CBS CBS. You
Speaker 1: just get you call it BS or see bs C
Speaker 1: the BS, that's all it is. And they were boss
Speaker 1: sting this whole Epstein still alive crap, because the metadata
Speaker 1: does show that they had to splice together film of
Speaker 1: his door and it's like.
Speaker 2: There because there was the I mean, I'm not saying
Speaker 2: he was live. He most likely I would say he's killed,
Speaker 2: but there was the guard atops he's dead.
Speaker 1: They found broken bones.
Speaker 2: And well the only guard that was away did report
Speaker 2: they willed him out of there. That's the only counter argument.
Speaker 1: Well they had they said, uh, they had a fake wheeling.
Speaker 1: Now so Pete the press would go follow.
Speaker 2: They penis on this guy and then no interview too.
Speaker 2: I noticed I can't remember his name.
Speaker 1: Well, they're never going to get anything out of that prison,
Speaker 1: Like the ward like, oh, the guards are asleep, the caramels.
Speaker 1: You know, you're never going to get anything out of
Speaker 1: these people. They pay them off. The prison did not
Speaker 1: decide to kill him. That order came from.
Speaker 2: Above, obviously the prison was and who's.
Speaker 1: Above the governor and the president who was the resident,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump? And probably Epstein had a lot of dirt
Speaker 1: on Donald Trump and all the Trump's donors.
Speaker 2: Well, who was in charge? Who was in charge of
Speaker 2: the prisons bar not prison's Donald Barr or was it
Speaker 2: William Barr who was a Was it William Barr? Yeah,
Speaker 2: and he has ties.
Speaker 1: William Barr was not involved with Epstein. They're all saying
Speaker 1: he's the one that hired him at the Dalton School.
Speaker 2: That is not true. William Barr's father, It's not true.
Speaker 1: William Barr's father was the dean of the he was
Speaker 1: there the year before Epstein got hired. And what had
Speaker 1: happened was because in nineteen seventy three, because of the
Speaker 1: Jan Kapor War, a lot of the Jewish donors that
Speaker 1: floated that school donated directly to Israel, and their donations
Speaker 1: went way down, and so the Dalton School had a
Speaker 1: huge down signing where they fired Bar in six teachers.
Speaker 1: They got rid of the head master and six teachers
Speaker 1: to cut costs. That's why they hired Epstein because he
Speaker 1: could teach math in physics. He said he didn't even
Speaker 1: have a college degree. They started low cutting. Of course,
Speaker 1: they only hire other Jews, and so Epstein got in.
Speaker 1: But he wasn't hired by a Bar. Bar was already gone.
Speaker 2: Gardner P.
Speaker 1: Dunning is the one that the garden how to research
Speaker 1: this whole thing? Man, like this is like this is
Speaker 1: a fact? Right, fine, just go on your favorite search
Speaker 1: engine and looked up who was the head master in
Speaker 1: nineteen seventy three. In nineteen seventy four, Bar resigned in
Speaker 1: the summer. So Epstein's hired in September of seventy four.
Speaker 1: That's when he starts. Bar was no longer there. That
Speaker 1: is a fact. But they had this thing called the
Speaker 1: Holocaust Builders that are donating to the school. I'm not
Speaker 1: making this up. That's what they call themselves. And in
Speaker 1: gardener P. Dunning, by the way, had his own little
Speaker 1: sexcapade with a fourteen year old who he had living
Speaker 1: with him, who he was groping like and Epstein, why
Speaker 1: is he working out of high school because he likes
Speaker 1: high school girls.
Speaker 2: That's why he wanted.
Speaker 1: He already had money, he had Wexner and all that
Speaker 1: was already happening. He just wanted to work at a
Speaker 1: high school so you could access to high school girls.
Speaker 2: Yeah. No, looking through a saying, it seemed like he
Speaker 2: liked girls between like twelve to seventeen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, once seventeen was on the line. Man, they're getting
Speaker 1: a little too old from him. If they had braces,
Speaker 1: it was a bonus.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, a lot of the pressure crews for women too,
Speaker 2: which is that just shows kind of dark. It was like,
Speaker 2: you know, women are a lot better, but he'd use
Speaker 2: women to recruit these young girls.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Leslie Groff and Sarah Kellen and stuff were his mains.
Speaker 1: They these are the people Massy needs to subpoena because
Speaker 1: they ran the books, the whole massage book. You know
Speaker 1: what a massage was. They have that, They have every name,
Speaker 1: They know who was on the flights with them, and
Speaker 1: they know who was booking. Because a lot of this
Speaker 1: did not occur on Epstein properties. They use neutral properties.
Speaker 1: You can't film someone having sex in your own house
Speaker 1: because the moment you give that the police they're gonna
Speaker 1: be like, where is this, Why is it in your bedroom?
Speaker 1: Why do you have a little kid in your house
Speaker 1: at all? Explain this is a twelve year old blowing someone.
Speaker 1: Why do you even know a twelve year old? So
Speaker 1: you got to have hotels or somewhere else to do
Speaker 1: these things, and that's what they were doing. So all
Speaker 1: these people like, oh he had cameras all over his houses. Correct,
Speaker 1: he did so he could watch his own ship as
Speaker 1: a trophy. But he's not using that for blackmail because
Speaker 1: that's unusable. He did. Can't from somebody committing a crime
Speaker 1: in your own bathroom or bedroom or whatever, because why
Speaker 1: are these two people in house? What's that?
Speaker 2: But you think dozens of hidden cameras seems a little
Speaker 2: bit weird.
Speaker 1: Like I.
Speaker 2: No, but yeah no, he probably stuff on the people too.
Speaker 2: Even if he couldn't release it, he probably enjoyed having it. Distill,
Speaker 2: he just.
Speaker 1: Enjoyed watching himself do it. He like, look at he
Speaker 1: wants that first moment, you know, he wants to like
Speaker 1: the first time they get raped. Whatever, he wants that
Speaker 1: on camera. It's just his sick perversion. Man, He didn't savage, Well,
Speaker 1: I got to wrap in the next few minutes.
Speaker 2: I picked some of the airport.
Speaker 1: I love Randy Savage as arrestler, but he did camera.
Speaker 2: Up his whole house just to watch the sexcapades or what.
Speaker 1: He was like. He's just like very paranoid about his
Speaker 1: wife cheating on him.
Speaker 2: Choose a total horror. I mean everywhere on the road.
Speaker 1: Yeah, or he was they pro tip to you guys,
Speaker 1: don't let your girl do jiu jitsu.
Speaker 2: Yes, feature people like give me a ship for that.
Speaker 2: They're just insecures. Like I've been running these and I
Speaker 2: actually didn't sleep with any of the students, but it's
Speaker 2: just I've seen it so much being an instructor, because
Speaker 2: I think that's an abuse of power.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: I don't think you should sleep leaders.
Speaker 1: Actually just something they they.
Speaker 2: People like always oh sure, It's like no, dude, I
Speaker 2: just I would get mad all these other instructor, especially
Speaker 2: when I was running a gym and ship, but they're
Speaker 2: all doing it, so it's like you can't even fire him.
Speaker 2: With like every instructors, I'd stay too.
Speaker 1: The kind of girls that are going to a very
Speaker 1: male dominated sport where you can roll around with dudes
Speaker 1: are looking choked.
Speaker 2: I'm having the moaning in your ear. It's just like
Speaker 2: you don't train with girls, like a lot of the
Speaker 2: Muslims won't. I understand it. Now.
Speaker 1: Some of them are serious, they really want to learn
Speaker 1: jiu jitsu, but but you know there's a portion that
Speaker 1: are you know, they got to read the same guy.
Speaker 1: Reason if the guys in the yoga class teacher, that's
Speaker 1: why he's there.
Speaker 2: But it's just like it's all all.
Speaker 1: But that's pretty much why dudes do yoga.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you see this. Sometimes you'll see a guy knew
Speaker 2: bring his girl, a hot girl and he's just getting
Speaker 2: manhandled by like the top guys at the gym, and
Speaker 2: then she's like rolling with the dude, and it's just
Speaker 2: like it's not a good psychological thing. I think.
Speaker 1: Breaks them, like he's no longer cool in her primitive brain,
Speaker 1: it's just you're or lesser than now.
Speaker 2: Now, yeah, don't let your girlfriends train in jiu jitsu
Speaker 2: less it's an all girls gym or teacher and and
Speaker 2: so many of these instructors, some of my friends, but I.
Speaker 1: Really think it ought to be all girls. But there's
Speaker 1: just not enough girl instructors to do that. So you
Speaker 1: can't do that, like it has to be mixed, and
Speaker 1: you just got to have like a good teacher that
Speaker 1: won't do that. But you know there's another students. I mean, like,
Speaker 1: I'd rather be segregated.
Speaker 2: I kind of.
Speaker 1: I think the girl boy jiu jitsu is a little.
Speaker 2: I don't like.
Speaker 1: Boxing women, right, that's insane.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I want to do a men only jusu club.
Speaker 2: It's not the place to mess around with women and shit.
Speaker 2: I want to avoid all the drama and the fight gyms.
Speaker 2: There's so much. I always tell the fighters don't sleep
Speaker 2: with fight girls.
Speaker 1: Why aren't you in California? I mean, is there any difference.
Speaker 2: I'm in Vegas now, But there's so much trauma to
Speaker 2: the gyms because the fight girl, they'll break up with
Speaker 2: the guy and then she's banging another fighter right away,
Speaker 2: sometimes at the same gym, or sometimes the guy that
Speaker 2: just fought. It's women's nature girls fighting. She's probably gonna
Speaker 2: like fighters.
Speaker 1: They see him lose the fight, they want the guy
Speaker 1: that won.
Speaker 2: It's insane girls do that. Yeah, it's just a weird thing.
Speaker 1: It's like, well, like, just because you beat up this
Speaker 1: too doesn't mean you get her girlfriend. I'm like, ah,
Speaker 1: you got pretty.
Speaker 2: Good kind of yeah, a big fighter. You see a
Speaker 2: different world than a lot of people seeing literally the guy,
Speaker 2: the girlfriend and your d MS or ex girl friend.
Speaker 2: Just how the world works. You learn like, oh, sometimes
Speaker 2: some of their not all. Some of these women's they're
Speaker 2: wired a little different.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm. There's already the filter because you're not getting
Speaker 1: women in general. You're getting someone that chose to common
Speaker 1: to jiu jitsu and anyway. So it's not all but
Speaker 1: the one filtered before, but it is. There's something to it.
Speaker 1: It's just like rock stars, like whoever they see a
Speaker 1: bunch of eyeballs looking at one person. It could be
Speaker 1: a comedian, a singer, whatever, Like they love attention, so
Speaker 1: if they see this person, it's all this attention. I
Speaker 1: can get attention through them, and that's attractive to girls.
Speaker 2: It's one true. And even Mick.
Speaker 1: Jagger is not a good looking dude, but he's slaying it.
Speaker 1: The girl got fame.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and even at a smaller level, if you're like
Speaker 2: the best rock climber in the girls into rock climbing,
Speaker 2: or if you're the best jiu jitsu guy and the
Speaker 2: girls in jiu jitsu, that's who everyone's gonna look up to.
Speaker 2: At the gym. So it's maybe someone's not even famous.
Speaker 2: That's why something like local.
Speaker 1: The eyes on the king, whatever, if whatever, everyone else
Speaker 1: is paying attention to in whatever field, even if it's
Speaker 1: like the musician or whatever, that that person, you know,
Speaker 1: when they're the center of attention, that's super attractive to women.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the most one opposite.
Speaker 1: The girls got all the attention that one.
Speaker 2: The women are way more attractive to status than money.
Speaker 2: The people say the gold diggers, that's like a small
Speaker 2: aspect of it.
Speaker 1: And now the money is just a way to get status.
Speaker 1: Yeah there status.
Speaker 2: Could be a guy with zero money and a rich guy.
Speaker 2: I but the guy, if he's got status, that's that's
Speaker 2: the girls will gravitate towards. But the absolutely no doubt
Speaker 2: my mind. I've been around the world enough. People try
Speaker 2: to argue with it and it's like not even close.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I know, like I've never been super rich,
Speaker 1: but I've always had some kind of status.
Speaker 2: Yep, exactly you have that is you're able to get
Speaker 2: the women. I guess I got to wrap anything you
Speaker 2: want to hit before before we wrap. Obviously plug your story.
Speaker 1: Well, you know there's a rand deal is new and
Speaker 1: it's going to be flushed out in the next two weeks,
Speaker 1: so the details will be coming. Ryan Dawson dot Org.
Speaker 1: I'll be going over like this just happened. I woke
Speaker 1: up and went on Jake's podcast like this happened.
Speaker 2: I hope the deal actually yeah, it's like morning where
Speaker 2: you're at. I hope the deal actually works and goes through,
Speaker 2: you know, even though.
Speaker 1: Never held a ceasefire in his life, but this one. Yeah,
Speaker 1: because they're losing, I think they may think differently.
Speaker 2: That's why I was laughing when I saw the Israeli
Speaker 2: people going there. They sent things after the ceasefires like
Speaker 2: go fuck off. Yeah, eat a dick man, like vampires.
Speaker 1: Didn't have to fire with you, Like until you agree
Speaker 1: to comply with the points that America signed on, you're
Speaker 1: still a target.
Speaker 2: Yeah exactly. Isn't it crazy to get a shirt fuck Israel.
Speaker 2: That's that's a great shirt. Well that was that triangle and.
Speaker 1: Just started with they started with nd aid to Israel,
Speaker 1: boycott Israel.
Speaker 2: Fuck, that's where we're at now.
Speaker 1: And then he's like burn Israel, burn.
Speaker 2: Like destroy Israel. So all right, Ryan's great talking to you.
Speaker 2: We'll do something soon.
Speaker 1: Maybe JFK, come back, come back to the landa elves man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I want you realistically, I'm trying to think when
Speaker 2: six months maybe so I'm ready to go back to Asia.
Speaker 2: I love it out there. I think you need to
Speaker 2: stay for a few months. The next time you get
Speaker 2: a place for a few months and shill that's the move.
Speaker 1: I'll be here. You need to hit up come to
Speaker 1: Japan with me and and uh come over to create
Speaker 1: and meet the family and everything.
Speaker 2: I'll train with it.
Speaker 1: You're talking, Yeah, well we make We have to be
Speaker 1: able to go see him if you want.
Speaker 2: It'd be cool to hang out. It's fun to hang
Speaker 2: out sometimes as your old opponents.
Speaker 1: I don't know him, but I know his parents.
Speaker 2: He's like over there right.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, famous, they're big. They're big. Sports are like
Speaker 1: baseball and things. They're the megastars. But martial arts still
Speaker 1: pretty famous.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, right, I'll talk to you soon. Have
Speaker 2: a good one.
Speaker 1: Let's see it.