Speaker 1: Hm.
Speaker 2: Can you dig as you dig as.
Speaker 3: Ladies, gentlemen, friends, poes, lurkers, regulars, gm O people, organic.
Speaker 1: People, room in battles? Why to what? There's a pattern.
Speaker 4: You start to notice that's right, There is a pattern.
Speaker 4: Start to notice this once you stop reacting and start observing.
Speaker 4: Every time the pressure builds believe, politically, economically, something loud,
Speaker 4: strange or emotionally charged gets pushed to the front. We're
Speaker 4: getting pretty used to this. Right, happens at a pretty
Speaker 4: frequent rate these days, and not always fake, not always planned,
Speaker 4: but always perfectly timed.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 4: New revelations, new panic cycles, new cultural obsessions, new things
Speaker 4: we're told to argue about. And while everyone's looking sideways
Speaker 4: or upward, perhaps looking for the space brothers, real power
Speaker 4: moves forward quietly. These aren't spontaneous moments. They're drafted. They're planned,
Speaker 4: They're modeled, wargamed, like blueprints on a table before anything
Speaker 4: ever hits the real world. Troop movements, defense agreements, emergency powers,
Speaker 4: war powers acts, financial restructuring, policy changes buried in all
Speaker 4: this noise. You don't need aliens to run a distraction campaign.
Speaker 4: You simply need confusion and a population trained to chase
Speaker 4: the next headline, Because right now, geopolitically, things are not stabilizing. No,
Speaker 4: my friend, They're tightening. They're sharpening, forged in heat fire.
Speaker 4: Regional conflicts are starting to link together. While they've been
Speaker 4: together for a long time, but right now, as we speak,
Speaker 4: they are linking together. Alliances are hardening. Escalation language is
Speaker 4: becoming normalized. I think we're all seeing that normalization of escalation,
Speaker 4: and the public conversation is drifting further away from the
Speaker 4: decisions that are actually shaping the future. So this isn't
Speaker 4: about one story, It's about the environment. The stories are
Speaker 4: released into this media maniac zoo that we're all in,
Speaker 4: this cybernetic feedback hamster wheel where there is a permanent
Speaker 4: state of urgency, a permanent state of spectacle, a permanent
Speaker 4: state of psychological redirection. Disclose something, distract the audience, deploy
Speaker 4: policy assets, leverage power. By the time anyone notices the
Speaker 4: move is already made. So tonight we're not chasing the
Speaker 4: shiny object, simply stepping back and looking at the pattern,
Speaker 4: war posture, media cycles, institutional trust, collapse, and the machinery
Speaker 4: that keeps all this moving. Because when everything feels chaotic,
Speaker 4: that's usually when the system is operating exactly as designed.
Speaker 4: This is boiler Room. I'm Brian maclain. Thanks for joining
Speaker 4: us tonight. Tonight's theme Disclose, Distract, Deploy. I'm gonna deploy
Speaker 4: mystical Pharaoh onto the stage here right now, mistical Pharaoh.
Speaker 4: What's up?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 4: Welcome to the boiler Room. How you doing tonight?
Speaker 5: Doing good man? How are you a great entro?
Speaker 4: By the way, thank you, thank you. I think that
Speaker 4: you know, the environment that the stories are coming into
Speaker 4: is sort of the bigger story. You know, it's meta.
Speaker 4: It's a you know, system of systems, and it's easy
Speaker 4: to fall down the rabbit holes and forget what's up
Speaker 4: at the top.
Speaker 5: Man, it is, and it's incredible because the I think
Speaker 5: that's how propaganda was was done from destruction at someand
Speaker 5: point back in the days I would say, before the
Speaker 5: social media, let's maybe call it before twenty thirteen. Sea. Yeah,
Speaker 5: twenty thirteen was at a different pace, right. There was
Speaker 5: always destruction, right, but things were coming from news, certain narratives.
Speaker 5: But now as information or the way you gather information
Speaker 5: has evolved, right, and now we have more open and
Speaker 5: field of gathering, which is the Internet and social media
Speaker 5: and so on. Their their methods of distraction has got
Speaker 5: more sophisticated, and it had to evolve actually to adapt
Speaker 5: to this right, to always keep the noise going so
Speaker 5: that they can distract you from the main event that's happening.
Speaker 5: So it's it's it's interesting to look at it from
Speaker 5: that lens too, of how it was in the past
Speaker 5: and how it is now. I think you're mute, Dasha.
Speaker 5: I continue.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much so, my friend, and I'm sure
Speaker 4: we'll get into some of those comparisons tonight. Probably really
Speaker 4: glad to have you here with us. It's not our
Speaker 4: normal night. I'm sure many of you have noticed. It
Speaker 4: is a Sunday night, and Rucus and myself were on
Speaker 4: Sunday Wire this morning and we figured, you know what,
Speaker 4: let's just pack the ACR shows into Sunday this week.
Speaker 4: So that's what we're up to, and I'm going to
Speaker 4: invite Daniels Spalding to the program next. Daniel Spalding joined
Speaker 4: us once again. He was here with us last week.
Speaker 4: If you missed it, it's up there in the archives,
Speaker 4: so go check it out. Our website, of course, is
Speaker 4: Alternate Current Radio dot com. Daniel Spaulding. Welcome back to
Speaker 4: the boiler room. How are things in South Korea this? Well,
Speaker 4: I guess it's a fine Monday down there now, right,
Speaker 4: it's not a Sunday like it is here.
Speaker 2: Hello, good to be back.
Speaker 6: Yeah, not much going on over here.
Speaker 4: You're like Geograph, a lot further away from a lot
Speaker 4: of the crap going on than some of us are
Speaker 4: right now. Huh.
Speaker 6: Indeed, Yeah, although I think you're being a little too
Speaker 6: negative there hasher. You could be having fun with Cash
Speaker 6: Betel drinking with the hockey team there in Rome.
Speaker 4: I'd somehow, Daniel, I did not get my invite to
Speaker 4: any of the parties. I don't know. They must have
Speaker 4: got lost in the mail.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I guess you know. Finally Cash Patil got invited
Speaker 6: to a party.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like political revenge of the nerds right now,
Speaker 4: I guess.
Speaker 6: Huh, Well, it's the one party he actually wants to
Speaker 6: look into, since he doesn't want to look into these
Speaker 6: other other ones that have certain documents surrounding them.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, the PDF network. What pdf documents growing around? Yeah?
Speaker 4: I think we catch your drift there, all right. Cool. Uh,
Speaker 4: let's see here, do I add rucus to the stage.
Speaker 4: It doesn't look like he's quite back from there yet,
Speaker 4: so I'm gonna go ahead and bring the one and only,
Speaker 4: very lovely keeper of all things Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, and
Speaker 4: then we'll get Rucus on after we get Spoor here, spor.
Speaker 4: Welcome to the boiler room? Am I doing?
Speaker 7: I'm doing great and happy to be here.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Yeah, it's great to see you and your your image.
Speaker 4: Your avatar image is pretty sweet. A lot of people
Speaker 4: commenting on it.
Speaker 8: Cool.
Speaker 4: Thanks, yeah, yeah, absolutely. Let me get Rucus aboard here, Sport,
Speaker 4: and then we'll break some ice and gets started here.
Speaker 4: We've got the Ruckus among us as well. Ruckus, what's
Speaker 4: up man? Welcome back. I feel like we haven't done
Speaker 4: this in forever, right right?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Sorry, I'm just I hope everybody knows that we're alive,
Speaker 9: because I'm trying to make a post right now, but
Speaker 9: that's not really working. Oh well, yeah, hi, how's it going?
Speaker 9: I can't even see myself. I'm so sorry. I'm a
Speaker 9: little discombobulated. They must have hit me with a space
Speaker 9: weapon or it's the UFOs or something.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, you're you're that's okay, man. I'm actually scrambling
Speaker 4: a little bit right now too, because I am going there.
Speaker 9: I see it the.
Speaker 4: Wow. Okay, so I think you had some drop out there, man,
Speaker 4: But I think we're back and all good here. I'm
Speaker 4: a little discombobulated too, because I'm going to my X
Speaker 4: right now and grabbing the broadcast code so that I
Speaker 4: can throw it on our web page. Because X has
Speaker 4: been experiencing problems with live video feeds, so I want
Speaker 4: to make sure I capture it and boost it to
Speaker 4: my timeline. Otherwise it just won't show up there. It's
Speaker 4: pretty frustrating. There we go, Okay, show page.
Speaker 9: I'm just having tech I'm having internet issues here.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I can hear that. Man, We're getting some crosstalk
Speaker 4: and some stuff going on there.
Speaker 9: That's not good.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's weird, scause I don't hear.
Speaker 2: It.
Speaker 4: Seems like we're seems like we're got pretty low latency
Speaker 4: right now. So let's let's carry on. We'll break ice
Speaker 4: and uh, I'll go around the room and ruckus. Let
Speaker 4: me know, just send smoke signals if you need to
Speaker 4: drop out or something. Latency All right, let's break some ice, spore,
Speaker 4: What do you have for us tonight? If you want
Speaker 4: to give me a little bit on ramp here to
Speaker 4: bring it up.
Speaker 10: Let's know, yeah, I got I'm actually took two and
Speaker 10: they're both from Ruggets and they're both from China.
Speaker 5: China, China.
Speaker 8: Oh sorry China.
Speaker 10: Uh will you start with the second one that I've
Speaker 10: put into your text there?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 4: Okay, so this one comes to us Ruckets suggested it
Speaker 4: and it is posted on the uh the X y
Speaker 4: old X from a Lord Bebo so and Lord Bibo says.
Speaker 4: China's online shopping portals use AI to fully generate the
Speaker 4: speech and picture. The model just stands there with a
Speaker 4: static face. The future is here and it's weird. Let's
Speaker 4: check it out, all right and put this on the screen.
Speaker 4: Turn audio on so everybody you can hear it. Here
Speaker 4: you go. Audio not super useful unless you're no Chinese.
Speaker 4: But you can see on the screen there. Wow, how
Speaker 4: trippy that is. It's like there's quite literally just a girl,
Speaker 4: a girl in front of a green screen doing nothing
Speaker 4: but holding up I don't know who was that faver softener.
Speaker 4: That's crazy. I mean, you think about how much work
Speaker 4: used to go into setting up a little you know,
Speaker 4: QVC style production like that, and it was like you
Speaker 4: had to have all these people. Uh, this guy looks
Speaker 4: like she could do it at home with a phone
Speaker 4: and a computer.
Speaker 7: I think it's pretty freaking amazing.
Speaker 8: And scary.
Speaker 4: Yeah, a lot of jobs, job security questions start happening
Speaker 4: right there.
Speaker 10: Right like why, I mean, why you didn't have her
Speaker 10: stand there with the product?
Speaker 8: Like that's not gonna be needed soon, you know what
Speaker 8: I mean.
Speaker 10: I mean we're already seeing like a ton of commercials
Speaker 10: that just don't even have human beings in them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I reckon, we've been seeing those for longer than
Speaker 4: we know too. The more I look at some of those,
Speaker 4: particularly the pharmaceutical industry commercials, and like, are these even
Speaker 4: real actors? I don't think they are. I think they're
Speaker 4: generated Pharaoh. What do you think, Man, that's an interesting
Speaker 4: use of technology, and you could maybe see how that
Speaker 4: might I don't know, be industry changing perhaps.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I've seen I've seen that actually, uh or quite
Speaker 5: a lot. And now yeah, definitely, I don't think we'll
Speaker 5: need someone holding a product really anymore. But is it
Speaker 5: is a thing? Is it's uh, at some point it's
Speaker 5: it's it's all going to be We're going people are
Speaker 5: going to reject it.
Speaker 8: That's what I happening.
Speaker 5: What's happening right now is even employers, right because everyone
Speaker 5: is noticing like, oh, go write me report, and everybody
Speaker 5: just go to freaking chargept, right and they just write
Speaker 5: a report for an hour.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 5: So now a lot of companies and places, right, they
Speaker 5: are enforcing rules again, it's actually just using AI just
Speaker 5: to create just content.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 5: So if you want to use this as anything, that's
Speaker 5: completely fine, right, But but you can see the sentence
Speaker 5: created that the sentence uh formation is different, right, and
Speaker 5: so on, and it's it's just generic stuff that that
Speaker 5: everybody can generate, right if you're actually not writing your
Speaker 5: own thoughts on it. So where I'm going with this
Speaker 5: is as as now people are saying, no, no, no hold
Speaker 5: back from the it's not just use jug BT just
Speaker 5: to write just to write fillers.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 5: People are going to say, why am I watching an
Speaker 5: ad is just being created by AI? Right, It just
Speaker 5: there would be no creativity from a sense of like
Speaker 5: people will create that human touch that create creative human
Speaker 5: mind that are not necessarily going to be generated from AI.
Speaker 5: That witty like you know, commercial that's maybe some time
Speaker 5: actually like politically incorrect, right and actually create advoc and
Speaker 5: so on. So I think as a technology, it's definitely
Speaker 5: it's it's you know, video creation now is just becoming
Speaker 5: really very fine too, and I was going to continue
Speaker 5: being fine toune and and and you will see the
Speaker 5: same also in Hollywood, right. I think that that age
Speaker 5: of like just bloated, like just pure cgi recreated garbage, right,
Speaker 5: was like some movie starters getting paid like for just
Speaker 5: doing nothing. I think all this is going to be
Speaker 5: reshaped as well. And and but still there will be
Speaker 5: a spot for still the human creative aspect that you
Speaker 5: don't see like.
Speaker 8: A counterculture, right, like.
Speaker 5: Well, it's not even that, it's more of like I
Speaker 5: was watching a show yesterday just to show a video
Speaker 5: on like uh on on just Eyes, White Shot, and
Speaker 5: how it took like four hundred days to film it
Speaker 5: because he would just keep repeating every freaking scene, right
Speaker 5: because in his head there is a vision, right, And
Speaker 5: I think the I don't think you're going to get
Speaker 5: that with AI. That's I think that's what people are
Speaker 5: going to pick up on. And and you're going to
Speaker 5: have like high end value, which is going to be
Speaker 5: human created and you're going to have cheap, let's call
Speaker 5: it Chinese AI manufactured crap. That that's my thought.
Speaker 4: So so just to play Devil's advocate here, you know,
Speaker 4: because there is obviously loads of AI slop and it's
Speaker 4: you know, people are getting adapt at recognizing slop and recognizing,
Speaker 4: you know, something that's meant to be confused with actual footage.
Speaker 4: But there is also this this other group of people
Speaker 4: who are creatives, you know what I mean, Like there
Speaker 4: are people out there arguably more creative than you know,
Speaker 4: the guys that make Marvel movies or whatever, but they
Speaker 4: just look if you look at the credits on the CGI,
Speaker 4: like Marvel movie or you know, big budget movie, it's like,
Speaker 4: you know, five hundred animators, four hundred shaders, three hundred modelers,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean. It's like it's this entire
Speaker 4: industry of people like that the common creative mind might
Speaker 4: never have access to. But if the common creative mind
Speaker 4: was technical enough to like really understand how to use
Speaker 4: you know, seed dance or whatever, you know AI they're
Speaker 4: working with to make video, and then they have an
Speaker 4: idea of how to cut films and write scripts and
Speaker 4: do story you know what I mean, like they have
Speaker 4: the potential to now do something. It's kind of like
Speaker 4: AI assisted music production, Like you can prompt it to
Speaker 4: make you a song that sounds like this, and it sounds,
Speaker 4: you know, passable, but it's kind of trash. But if
Speaker 4: you actually know how to write some riffs and you know,
Speaker 4: sing a couple melodies, you can have it clean it
Speaker 4: up and it still sounds like you and it's still
Speaker 4: basically the idea that you had.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, absolutely it gives tool that people to use. But
Speaker 5: but here is my point about this, especially that video creation,
Speaker 5: I don't think this is going to be It takes
Speaker 5: so much processing that I don't think it's going to
Speaker 5: be open. Like for you to render something like full
Speaker 5: length that that's actually long movie. I think that's gonna
Speaker 5: cost a lot of money, and especially as a fine tune.
Speaker 5: The the models, they're not going to keep it to
Speaker 5: you for free, right. I think I think that the
Speaker 5: monetization model is going to get uh stricter.
Speaker 4: I would say, oh, yeah, that's gonna mush.
Speaker 5: Cost a lot of money, right, that's going to.
Speaker 4: Mushroom into something with like its own whole financial ecosystem.
Speaker 5: Correct, right, Right, So it's still going to cost a
Speaker 5: lot of money. But yes, to your point, it's just
Speaker 5: going to be a different tool to create it.
Speaker 4: So like so, so my idea is like, yeah, that's
Speaker 4: cool in all, but five ten years from now, those
Speaker 4: particular ais might only be affordable by the big studios
Speaker 4: or something like that.
Speaker 5: That's right, that's right, And that's how it's gonna involve.
Speaker 4: I got you. So the rug pull, another giant technological
Speaker 4: rug pull. Here's the wonders of the Internet and free
Speaker 4: speech everybody. Thirty years later, we're just gonna pull the rug.
Speaker 4: You're not allowed to say this and do this, so
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 5: Well and yeah, and maybe in the beginning right now,
Speaker 5: and what we're seeing it's more democratization for fine tuning.
Speaker 5: And once it's fine tuned, you will see that gets
Speaker 5: pulled away and then more of the financial model will
Speaker 5: come into play.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, all right, let me let me go to Ruggus.
Speaker 4: I'm to get Ruggus's opinion on this and get a
Speaker 4: good audio video check here. So what do you think,
Speaker 4: man particular? Start with the video we just saw, because
Speaker 4: you're the one that dropped that.
Speaker 9: Well, I mean, I guess it would be useful for
Speaker 9: me since I was dropping out. I don't know. It
Speaker 9: makes no sense to me. Why the person would there
Speaker 9: the human? Why do you even need the human? I
Speaker 9: hate to say that. Is that the point? Maybe, like
Speaker 9: maybe it's like maybe people are supposed to be like,
Speaker 9: what are you doing? That's a waste of like just
Speaker 9: skip the human. I don't know. It makes absolutely no
Speaker 9: sense to me, But I mean, good on them. Maybe
Speaker 9: they're just trying to be like nice because they know
Speaker 9: the machines are replacing everybody. They're like, we got to
Speaker 9: give them something to do, so I guess you can
Speaker 9: just stand there and be like, okay, we get paid,
Speaker 9: all right. It's absolutely mind boggling to me. Now as
Speaker 9: far as the other stuff is concerned, who are we
Speaker 9: kidding here? We've all seen that movie Idiocracy, right, So
Speaker 9: I think the future generations are going to eat the
Speaker 9: AI slop like his breakfast, lunch, and dinner in their compods.
Speaker 9: I think they're going to be just fine with it.
Speaker 9: They don't seem to. I think that there's a new
Speaker 9: generation of people who have been let's just say, physically
Speaker 9: altered to a certain degree. In addition to all the
Speaker 9: other environmental factors and the brainwashing and the propaganda, and
Speaker 9: I can't even imagine what it's like for kids to
Speaker 9: be raised from baby to adult with all this stuff,
Speaker 9: the technology, and then all of this stuff that's coming next,
Speaker 9: you know what I mean, like all of the things,
Speaker 9: and now we're going to assume we're not that far
Speaker 9: away in our lifetimes. We're going to have generations that
Speaker 9: are born into quantum computing, you know what I mean.
Speaker 9: It's so it's like, I just I don't think that
Speaker 9: the human intelligence or appetite for human originality will persist
Speaker 9: as the generations continue. I hate to say that. Oh
Speaker 9: my god, I'm black pilling myself. I'm probably about to
Speaker 9: do it again with this next comment. I also believe, yeah, yeah, sure,
Speaker 9: the we're going to get squeezed out of access to
Speaker 9: the ai AI, but I don't think it's going to
Speaker 9: be from the usual suspects. It's going to be from
Speaker 9: the other usual suspects. So it's not the big tech
Speaker 9: bros that want to make a shit ton of money.
Speaker 9: It's going to be the government that wants to regulate
Speaker 9: it in the name of China. But they're in league
Speaker 9: with the big tech bros who we're going to get
Speaker 9: a little nice, juicy military contracts.
Speaker 4: Great. Great, What about you, Daniel, what do you think
Speaker 4: about you know this tactic and you know AI tactic
Speaker 4: and everything it leads to.
Speaker 6: Well, in regards to the specific clip that you showed,
Speaker 6: I do I can see that being useful if you're
Speaker 6: someone who has to do a lot of Zoom meetings
Speaker 6: and aren't too thrilled about it, that it can put
Speaker 6: that little filter on make it looks like you're enthusiastic
Speaker 6: and cheerful for the boss and the Zoom meetings. So
Speaker 6: I suppose it does have some practical value in as
Speaker 6: far as that goes. But I mean as far as
Speaker 6: these videos and stuff designing for like Hollywood and all
Speaker 6: that kind of stuff, I just honestly don't have enough
Speaker 6: knowledge about that topic or honestly much interest because it all,
Speaker 6: you know, it seems like Hollywood is all Marvel slop
Speaker 6: and then people are just using AI to make more
Speaker 6: Marvel slops, So like I don't I don't really have
Speaker 6: much hope in it either way.
Speaker 4: Dude, isn't that crazy? Like I'm on this week and
Speaker 4: I just begrudgingly going there at this point, Like, Okay,
Speaker 4: get the temperature check here, and I'm seeing I log
Speaker 4: in and it's like, oh, I see a atrocity, I
Speaker 4: see a war, I see in a potential war, I
Speaker 4: see a sy op. And then I see John Wick
Speaker 4: fighting Superman and George Washington in a street fighter match
Speaker 4: with Donald Trump, and uh, you know, cats beating people
Speaker 4: up with soup ladles and stuff like this. It's it's
Speaker 4: just like, oh my gosh. And they're telling us we
Speaker 4: can't afford Ram. They're going, yeah, your Ram chips just
Speaker 4: you know, quintupled in price. But look at all this
Speaker 4: cool stuff you have, isn't it crazy?
Speaker 6: But I, you know, I, you know, putting my little
Speaker 6: conspiracy cap on, you know, how much of that stuff
Speaker 6: is allowed and indulged so that they can later say, oh, look,
Speaker 6: the common man is just wasting all this stuff, making
Speaker 6: low IQ slops. So we have to kind of domistical
Speaker 6: Pharaoh's point kind of gatekeep it and you know, put
Speaker 6: us subscriber yeah, you know, expensive subscriber accounts and stuff,
Speaker 6: so just to sort of minimize all of this, just
Speaker 6: just mountains of stupid low IQ on original slop.
Speaker 4: So much. And there's it's funny too because Pharaoh, for example,
Speaker 4: he dropped in a creative piece that a young woman
Speaker 4: did that went viral where she kind of like filmed
Speaker 4: in her her condo, you know, like as though she
Speaker 4: was doing a like a space movie.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 4: It was like zero G She's by the washing machine
Speaker 4: and all this, and it was like it was super creative.
Speaker 4: You know, it was just like in and of itself
Speaker 4: by itself, it was a fine piece of film, a
Speaker 4: fine piece of art, you know. But then I had
Speaker 4: to be the dick that was like, well what if
Speaker 4: they just dump it into Sea Dance two point zero
Speaker 4: and the next thing, you know, there's lasers and computers
Speaker 4: and all that stuff.
Speaker 6: I'm sure it does it it's uses and I think
Speaker 6: you know, obviously, if you're a studio, just on a
Speaker 6: practical level, you you know, you'd rather save money than waste,
Speaker 6: you know, tens hundreds of millions of dollars for these
Speaker 6: expensive you know, CGI crews and everything else. So like
Speaker 6: if this, you know, just that's just the nature of
Speaker 6: the game on some level, you know.
Speaker 2: But people want to save money.
Speaker 9: But but you know, yeah, you're doing the celebrities, the
Speaker 9: actual actors. It's more than just like the fancy space
Speaker 9: background and the lasers and the computers. I think there's
Speaker 9: a bigger elephant in the room.
Speaker 2: Oh, I don't disagree.
Speaker 6: I think it's I'm saying there is that one level
Speaker 6: to it where there is just capitalism or whatever where
Speaker 6: people want to save money.
Speaker 2: But yeah, then there's going to be But as.
Speaker 6: We all know, this is is sort of a bird
Speaker 6: with two wings, and it's not just one thing. It's
Speaker 6: also all of this kind of yeah, getting rid of
Speaker 6: the human element entirely, not just on the you know,
Speaker 6: on the level of the actors, on the level of directors,
Speaker 6: on the level of you know, the scriptwriters, whatever.
Speaker 2: It's just going to be.
Speaker 6: You know, you can just completely have a computer do
Speaker 6: all aspects of it. And they already have AI actors,
Speaker 6: don't they, you know?
Speaker 10: Yeah, Yeah, And honestly, we've been talking about this for
Speaker 10: like over a I think a decade now, because I
Speaker 10: think Jay brought up the Congress to us that the
Speaker 10: movie back in like twenty fifteen or sixteen, where uh
Speaker 10: you remember the actress's name.
Speaker 8: Brian.
Speaker 4: Robin Wright.
Speaker 8: Yeah, robin Wright.
Speaker 10: She was basically this famous actress and like like died
Speaker 10: or went to like another dimension or something like that,
Speaker 10: and they took her entire being and made her still
Speaker 10: like they.
Speaker 8: Just like basically like put her in a like.
Speaker 10: I mean, they took like all of her aspects of
Speaker 10: her being and her voice and everything, and they made
Speaker 10: her be the front woman actress for like the current time.
Speaker 10: And I mean they did that with Princess Leiah. Didn't
Speaker 10: they do that in Star Wars after?
Speaker 4: Yeah, we've seen this a number of times now, resurrections
Speaker 4: of actors, you know, their likeness used.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and it's not like something like people. I mean,
Speaker 8: from my understanding, it's.
Speaker 10: Not like like Princess Leiah like or I can't remember her.
Speaker 4: Carrie Fisher, thank you.
Speaker 10: Carrie Fisher actually signed away and said, yeah, you can
Speaker 10: use my body image and my voice and my hair
Speaker 10: after I'm you know, past, It's like there's no like
Speaker 10: legislation in place to like protect that at this point,
Speaker 10: it seems yeah, go ahead, Daniel.
Speaker 6: Sorry. I seem to recall, not with actors per se.
Speaker 6: I seem to recall something about like musicians for instance,
Speaker 6: being you know, having to sell the rights to their
Speaker 6: voice so that they can auto generate, you know, songs
Speaker 6: later and attribute it to that particular artist.
Speaker 2: And it's just AI general.
Speaker 6: You know, it's like they took the original person's voice
Speaker 6: but then trained the AI to do it, and then
Speaker 6: they can just claim it's that artist later down the
Speaker 6: road who you know sang that song again in quotation
Speaker 6: saying that song. And it's going to be the same
Speaker 6: thing with actors. They'll sell the right to their image, yep,
Speaker 6: and then you'll see so and so actor and such
Speaker 6: and such movie, but they're not really there. It's just
Speaker 6: a completely i A generated image of that actor actress.
Speaker 4: At some point there there was a ah, I might
Speaker 4: have a bookmark. I don't know, let me see if
Speaker 4: I can spread my brain wet enough to find it
Speaker 4: while we're live tonight. But there was an actor, a
Speaker 4: famous actor I just saw this this week, who made
Speaker 4: a post on X and said, hey, my fellow A
Speaker 4: list actors, if you're thinking with your brain, you or
Speaker 4: go license your your likeness, your voice, like they're saying
Speaker 4: it flat out now, like people are realizing, holy crap,
Speaker 4: like this this is actually real. And when when you
Speaker 4: know Bruce Willis got afflicted with what he's dealing with
Speaker 4: right now. We were covering all the stories about him
Speaker 4: and his likeness at the time, and there were people
Speaker 4: that were sort of alarmist about what was put out
Speaker 4: and saying that, you know, Bruce Willis had basically done
Speaker 4: what Robin Wright's character in the Congress had done, But
Speaker 4: when we dug into it, it wasn't quite that extreme,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean? Like, but there was there
Speaker 4: are deals being made, and I would wager that Carrie
Speaker 4: Fisher and or Carrie Fisher, whoever's you know, in charge
Speaker 4: of carry Fisher's estate, did sign away. You know, kind
Speaker 4: of saw that, you know, the writing on the wall,
Speaker 4: and probably thought, you know, you're not gonna be around forever.
Speaker 4: You might want to increase your legacy by signing on
Speaker 4: the dotted line and letting us scan your face and
Speaker 4: scan your voice and have all this, you know, your
Speaker 4: personal data, so that we can recreate you. I doubt
Speaker 4: that was the case with the guy that played the
Speaker 4: admiral or whatever on the star Cruiser that they brought
Speaker 4: back when he passed away. I don't know if they
Speaker 4: had the digital means to bring him back. I'm curious
Speaker 4: about him. I can't remember that actor's name.
Speaker 10: But do you really think it's about like the legacy
Speaker 10: or is it about the money? That they'll continue to make.
Speaker 4: Well that's how they that's how they would pitch it
Speaker 4: to an actor. Right, you want to keep your legacy going,
Speaker 4: you want to keep earning money for your kids and
Speaker 4: your grandkids after you pass away.
Speaker 10: Then like what type of person I guess it might
Speaker 10: be a lawyer or something like that that's going to
Speaker 10: benefit from that legacy, Like because obviously with Carrie Fisher,
Speaker 10: I mean that's Star Wars movie made a ton of money.
Speaker 4: Right, the whole franchise is highly valuable, like in ad
Speaker 4: Nauseum Forever apparently.
Speaker 2: So it's like it's the Rogue One movie.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we got a couple of good stories out of there,
Speaker 4: a couple of good storytellers in there here and there.
Speaker 10: So it's like the whole franchise goes like, well, Carrie
Speaker 10: Fisher is in her like later years, Like the whole
Speaker 10: franchise like has like certain people that are just like,
Speaker 10: you got to sign this.
Speaker 7: Because they know that they're going to get a ton
Speaker 7: of money off of it. And she's like, ah, well, okay, yeah,
Speaker 7: it's my legacy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean it's it's it's hard to know for sure,
Speaker 4: but it's easy to imagine situations like that, where like,
Speaker 4: for I would wager just you know, spitball in here,
Speaker 4: but I would wager for a list actors, it's like
Speaker 4: their their agent, their manager, their social media manager, their
Speaker 4: PR person, and their accountant you know, and their lawyer
Speaker 4: like those are, and their best friend like you know,
Speaker 4: there's probably a circle of people around them who are
Speaker 4: have titles like that, and those are the kind of
Speaker 4: people that will like look at a contract and go, yeah,
Speaker 4: you should totally do this, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: It doesn't have to be some transhumanist thing that they're
Speaker 4: agreeing to or something like that can be very practical,
Speaker 4: I would imagine.
Speaker 7: But right, oh, sorry, I say one thing. So, like
Speaker 7: I mean, we have.
Speaker 10: All these like legendary actors and musicians that have passed,
Speaker 10: you know, Prince David Boi, et cetera like that are
Speaker 10: not having their images or voices you know, double and
Speaker 10: used by I guess the digital twin or whatever you
Speaker 10: want to call it. Do you think that maybe she
Speaker 10: actually did sign something to have that before?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Again, like I do think that she or whoever
Speaker 4: runs her estate definitely signed something like that. They wouldn't
Speaker 4: be able to do that. But it's so weird to
Speaker 4: say that they wouldn't be able to do that in
Speaker 4: that Hollywood movie. Yet I see everybody doing that every
Speaker 4: day on X Now. I mean, this is going to
Speaker 4: come to a head at some point. But yeah, as
Speaker 4: far as like old school Hollywood's concerned, someone in her
Speaker 4: estate where she herself definitely signed away those rights.
Speaker 9: I get what you're saying, but I think they already
Speaker 9: did sign I think it's part of the stuff that
Speaker 9: they already sign.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they could have been signed away in nineteen seventy.
Speaker 9: Four, right, Yeah, I think what I'm just guessing here
Speaker 9: also spitballing, but I have a sneaky suspicion here because
Speaker 9: of the way these people do these things, right, I'm
Speaker 9: sure you guys would agree. So they already signed away
Speaker 9: that the studios own this person's portrayal of the character
Speaker 9: for whatever reason. So, however they have that originally worded,
Speaker 9: they can now argue in a court of law with
Speaker 9: their new legal lees that that applies to the AI
Speaker 9: digital represent I'm guessing that they don't have to present
Speaker 9: anything new. It's just as the technology has changed. The
Speaker 9: way it was originally worded. Probably is a little forward thinking.
Speaker 9: If that makes any sense.
Speaker 6: Right, Like they own their likeness in whatever move the character.
Speaker 9: Yeah, because they think their hair is I.
Speaker 6: Think like in the case of that Star Wars movie,
Speaker 6: Rogue as Rogue one, and they brought back Tarkin, you know,
Speaker 6: the moth tark and from the original the first Star
Speaker 6: Wars movie, first made Star Wars movie, and they used
Speaker 6: I guess they used specifically they had an actor, but
Speaker 6: they you know, used CGI and stuff to regenerate his
Speaker 6: The face of the act was that Peter Cushing, I
Speaker 6: think is the actor. Yeah, to read Jet But they
Speaker 6: but they could only use his likeness from the if
Speaker 6: I recall the situation correctly. They could only use because
Speaker 6: he had already passed away by that time. But I
Speaker 6: guess they were able to say, like, oh, we have
Speaker 6: his likeness from the original movie and we can use
Speaker 6: that to sort of use CGI and generate you know,
Speaker 6: a likeness of him for this movie. But they couldn't
Speaker 6: go outside of that to other material that he was in.
Speaker 6: And that might be the same case with Kerrie Fisher
Speaker 6: whomever that Oh, we have rights to your likeness from
Speaker 6: within the context studies movies, and we can use that
Speaker 6: as a basis to generate these things, and it was yeah,
Speaker 6: like like ruckus that these are probably things that were
Speaker 6: baked into their contract decades ago.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, so.
Speaker 5: What what what what's the meaning of actors at that
Speaker 5: point of time? Right? Why do we care about those
Speaker 5: specific actors or even images? And think about it? What
Speaker 5: makes an actor famous or over the other actor? Right,
Speaker 5: it's persona, it's it's how good they act and so on.
Speaker 5: So if it's all what it is just an image?
Speaker 5: Two things. Number One, you're either going to be stuck
Speaker 5: in the past of those who are known, But then
Speaker 5: the newer generation don't even know these these old actors, right,
Speaker 5: And we can with AI. You can even generate better
Speaker 5: looking actors that can give bitter feature that attracts those
Speaker 5: younger generation. More so, it's it's it's becomes useless even
Speaker 5: buying from them anything.
Speaker 9: There's a folly created from its birth. AI actress, I
Speaker 9: think her name is Lily. Did we talk about it
Speaker 9: on this Yeah?
Speaker 3: We did?
Speaker 9: Ye what I thought?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Okay, So there's that instance, and I think that that's
Speaker 9: the studio's response to this phenomenon. It's interesting to me.
Speaker 9: Somebody might want to double check me, but I do
Speaker 9: remember seeing recently headlines. The update to that seed Dance
Speaker 9: phenomenon is that there was an outcry and a cease
Speaker 9: and desist, but it was coming from the SAG from
Speaker 9: the Screen Actors Guild. It wasn't coming from the studios.
Speaker 9: Somebody might want to double check me on that, but
Speaker 9: I'm pretty sure that sounds at least that the wave
Speaker 9: of people who were pissed off were led by the actors,
Speaker 9: not the studios. So again, I tend to believe that
Speaker 9: the studios don't seem to care. They're just sitting on
Speaker 9: the sidelines waiting for this, and they could easily because
Speaker 9: is their intellectual property. At any point, they could like Okay, so,
Speaker 9: like everyone was mad about the napster thing and people
Speaker 9: legally downloading music through torrents and videos through torrents and
Speaker 9: all that stuff, right, but well, the ultimate solution and
Speaker 9: they're like, all the artists and the record labels aren't
Speaker 9: going to make any money. Boom along comes Spotify, Pandora
Speaker 9: and all these paid subscription services, and you know, it's fine.
Speaker 9: It's a totally different experience, right, but it's it evolved.
Speaker 9: I think the same thing will happen with the studios
Speaker 9: with their their AI actors and intellectual property. They'll be
Speaker 9: able to use the seed dance to make a kick
Speaker 9: ass fight between Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise, but not
Speaker 9: us Cleaves, you know. By the way, I posted something
Speaker 9: the other day on x thinking about this. I was like,
Speaker 9: it would be pretty funny if the celebrities themselves, like
Speaker 9: Brad Pitt, started making his own viral AI slot videos
Speaker 9: of the people who are making the viral ace I
Speaker 9: slot videos of him, you know, or something like that.
Speaker 4: That would be some excellent reverse double reverse, inverted meta
Speaker 4: trolling right there by.
Speaker 9: The celebrities just making AI videos of like random people
Speaker 9: that they see on the streets that be hilarious.
Speaker 4: Right, Like they could do like like a takeoff of
Speaker 4: the South Park episode with the fat gamer guy in
Speaker 4: his mom's basement, you know, make an am I slop
Speaker 4: videos of him or something like that while he's on
Speaker 4: a yacht with a chick or whatever.
Speaker 2: Well, that's gonna to ask recus.
Speaker 6: Do you think maybe the studios indulge it because this
Speaker 6: helps train the AI and then later on they can
Speaker 6: come come back swooping later and use all of this
Speaker 6: sort of extra training for the AI to you know,
Speaker 6: have better AI movie designing technology.
Speaker 9: That's a tricky question for someone who believes that the
Speaker 9: military has been sitting on like fifty to one hundred
Speaker 9: years worth of an advanced version of AI and a
Speaker 9: lot of our reality is fake. So I don't know.
Speaker 5: Probably yeah, I think it's going to cut their coast down.
Speaker 4: It should. I mean, look at the amount of people
Speaker 4: as it takes to do CGI, and if you, I mean,
Speaker 4: some of the AI slop is just as good.
Speaker 5: And it's not just that it's managing personas managing like
Speaker 5: you know, dealing with like egos of actors, right, that's
Speaker 5: so much easier. Oh my god, you to just do
Speaker 5: that with the program, dude.
Speaker 4: Yeah, tell me about it. We know some actors. I
Speaker 4: could tell you some stories. Sage in the chat says
Speaker 4: that would be amazing. I helpe the actors get that creative.
Speaker 4: So actors out there, I mean, Brad Pitt, you just
Speaker 4: got called out on boiler Room, and our audience wants
Speaker 4: to see you instantiate Ruckus's ideas, So you should do that.
Speaker 4: But you should definitely contact him first and let him
Speaker 4: help you with it, because he's probably better at it
Speaker 4: than you.
Speaker 9: Also, the other thing is real quick is like people
Speaker 9: forget like when we joined social media, there was all
Speaker 9: that fine print that most people didn't read that said
Speaker 9: that the social media owned our likenesses.
Speaker 4: Anyways, Yeah right, and think about you know what you
Speaker 4: were just asking there, Daniel. Also, it's like people are
Speaker 4: putting their story ideas into AI right now, So like
Speaker 4: that's all getting captured somewhere. And I'm sure in the
Speaker 4: terms and services you should expect that whatever you put
Speaker 4: in there, you know, it's not necessarily yours anymore once
Speaker 4: it's in there. So just think about all the harvesting
Speaker 4: that the AI agents can do in its larger database
Speaker 4: of all its users to pull creative ideas for stories.
Speaker 4: I would guess in the next thirty years we're going
Speaker 4: to see a lot of people on the Internet just
Speaker 4: looking like they're wearing a thick ten Folt hat one
Speaker 4: that was my story. If they stole my story.
Speaker 6: Well, well I think that's that kind of gets lost
Speaker 6: in a lot of this too. It's like, how much
Speaker 6: of AI is just old fashioned data collection?
Speaker 4: Yeah right, stealing stealing ideas, Huffman says Alternate Current Radio.
Speaker 4: Have you ever seen metal gear solid? The metal gear
Speaker 4: solid two video of the AI warning that Rayden is given. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I do kind of recall that, not only from playing it,
Speaker 4: but also from looking at it as sort of a
Speaker 4: predictive programming aspect. I think in twenty twenty and twenty
Speaker 4: twenty one, I don't know why we did a lot
Speaker 4: of video game cut scenes. There was at least a
Speaker 4: couple episodes where we were looking at some cut scenes
Speaker 4: from Metal Gear Solid to what else did we have
Speaker 4: we had There's a classic in there that had so
Speaker 4: many good video clips, but it was like a lot
Speaker 4: of it was in a science fiction manner describing what
Speaker 4: we were seeing unfold around us. It was bizarre. So yeah, good,
Speaker 4: good shout there, huff.
Speaker 7: Y'all.
Speaker 9: Back in the day when I was at TNT harry More,
Speaker 9: it's just one of the I think shows where I
Speaker 9: got a chance to meet Terry Wolf. I got to
Speaker 9: be on air with him quite frequently. He's a good dude.
Speaker 9: But he wrote a book entirely about the plot that
Speaker 9: was in that video game, and he's brought up many
Speaker 9: times that video that you mentioned there, Daniel, So I
Speaker 9: know the clips are out there. A lot of creators
Speaker 9: like TikTokers and YouTubers and ex people had pointed out
Speaker 9: the bizarre, like, let's just put it parallels with the
Speaker 9: plot that you're you know, in that video clip in
Speaker 9: that video game. It's pretty wild, especially nowadays. You're like,
Speaker 9: whoa man? Whoa mind blown? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, let's see late comer. How do you folks? How
Speaker 4: long does the stream start? Forty three minutes and fifty
Speaker 4: three seconds ago, So you know, if you back it
Speaker 4: all the way at the beginning, put it on two speed,
Speaker 4: you might catch up with us before the show ends.
Speaker 4: But yeah, welcome to the stream. Okay, So I think
Speaker 4: we have a one more icebreaker here from spore Spore.
Speaker 4: Are you still here? And can you be one more
Speaker 4: for us?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 8: I mean, I don't know if we need to do this.
Speaker 10: I mean, because I feel like there's a lots to
Speaker 10: talk about, but I found this one actually made.
Speaker 8: Me laugh out loud.
Speaker 10: Another one from Adam ruck is if you could put
Speaker 10: it a video, that'd be great.
Speaker 4: Okay, Well, we'll let this one speak for itself.
Speaker 10: Apparently this is some sort wait wait, maybe you should
Speaker 10: just just the description.
Speaker 4: All right. A trend among young people in China for
Speaker 4: fear of obesity and in order to feel full, they
Speaker 4: place a plastic bag over their mouth while eating. I
Speaker 4: don't know. It may sound strange, but you know, sounds
Speaker 4: safer than certain things people are injecting into themselves. Le's
Speaker 4: see what's going on. Oh my goodness, and really that
Speaker 4: you strana?
Speaker 2: And is the commerce.
Speaker 4: Plastico and lebo? Sounds like the wrong language for this
Speaker 4: clip is comp Okay. I feel the need for our
Speaker 4: audio listeners to just describe what're seeing here briefly. Chinese
Speaker 4: people apparently covering their bocas I mean, their mouths with
Speaker 4: cellophane and putting an enormous spite of food in there
Speaker 4: and then just pulling it out. Oh this guy locked
Speaker 4: put a lock? This is getting strange. Wow, Okay, I don't.
Speaker 5: Know y mouth chesty gross? Did they just call them fatsu?
Speaker 5: I heard the word fatsu in there somehow.
Speaker 4: That's that's Spanish for gordo.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 2: As I'm stuffing a piece of pizza in my mouse.
Speaker 4: Do you have your cellophane though, Daniel? Are you putting
Speaker 4: it in cellophane?
Speaker 2: Unfortunately?
Speaker 4: Not some good comments here. That's a lot of microplastics.
Speaker 10: Right, I'm seriously like I was thinking about it, like
Speaker 10: because one of the things that hegra and I really
Speaker 10: like to eat for dinner is gradspread beef. But it
Speaker 10: comes in it's like it comes in like styrofoam and microplastics,
Speaker 10: and I'm like all concerned about like the fact that
Speaker 10: it's like wrapped in this and these people are literally
Speaker 10: putting plastic between their food and their faces.
Speaker 8: Like it just seems this.
Speaker 10: Is so insane, like it maybe I also think about
Speaker 10: like back in the eighties, like I think I don't
Speaker 10: know most of you guys probably remember, like there was
Speaker 10: like a just like big thing going on about anorexia
Speaker 10: and blamia and like the girls, like I don't know
Speaker 10: in my high school, they're like, we think.
Speaker 7: We figured it out. You just kind of chew it
Speaker 7: up and spit it out.
Speaker 10: So I'm gonna eat as many oreos as I could
Speaker 10: possibly eat, but you're not actually eating.
Speaker 8: It's just like chewing on them, enjoying the flavor, and
Speaker 8: then spitting them out.
Speaker 7: It's like, but what is the point with this, like plastic?
Speaker 8: I mean, this is even real.
Speaker 4: I mean you don't even get to taste it.
Speaker 10: You don't get to taste it, you don't get to
Speaker 10: enjoy it in any possible way.
Speaker 6: It's just like, I just is it just like some
Speaker 6: kind of gag like people just having goofing around having fun?
Speaker 4: Or is it like the.
Speaker 2: Kind of Westerners not understanding the joke right?
Speaker 8: Like is this real?
Speaker 4: Like exactly like TikTok challenge.
Speaker 9: I mean there there there does appear to be some
Speaker 9: sort of context taken away from it and then slept
Speaker 9: with this like click baity. I seriously doubt that how
Speaker 9: the label, how how the video is presented is what's
Speaker 9: going on here. I think it might be something else
Speaker 9: going on. And then like the addition of the weird
Speaker 9: things at the end with the lock on the face
Speaker 9: was clearly didn't belong there. I don't think it's a
Speaker 9: I I I don't think it's AI. I think humans
Speaker 9: are just strange enough to do stuff like this. I'm
Speaker 9: sure he all would agree, right, So two things. Maybe
Speaker 9: maybe maybe AI is involved in some way. Maybe is
Speaker 9: this You know, other parts of the world are more
Speaker 9: closely attached and been exposed to technology AI and robots,
Speaker 9: so I think China comes to mind. Maybe this is
Speaker 9: like a trend among young people who want to feel
Speaker 9: some sort of solidarity with the AI and the robots
Speaker 9: who also can't taste their food. Anyone consider that maybe
Speaker 9: they're just being thoughtful because they know the AA overlords
Speaker 9: are going to take over, and they're just trying to
Speaker 9: be nice. I'm just kidding. A true story though. When
Speaker 9: I was like middle school aged, I guess right around there,
Speaker 9: you know the stupid single cheese things that you get
Speaker 9: that are wrapped in that plastic cellifhane.
Speaker 4: The craft singles thing is.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I didn't take the plastic off one time, and
Speaker 9: I managed to eat the fucking thing nice.
Speaker 4: Oh I bet it tasted the same.
Speaker 9: I didn't traumatize me for quite a long time. It
Speaker 9: was not it was it was it was no blueno.
Speaker 4: Is that still in there?
Speaker 9: I do not recommend do not try this at home kids.
Speaker 4: Okay, noted, We'll try to not do that. You can
Speaker 4: start by not eating that kind of not cheese. It's plastic. Okay.
Speaker 4: So some funny comments here. I love this one by
Speaker 4: muadeb Ashy. They're wasting food while getting the full daily
Speaker 4: recommended amount of microplastics in turn, and it's one bullet.
Speaker 4: If you hold the plastic over your face long enough,
Speaker 4: you don't even need the food anymore.
Speaker 5: It is just incredible, Like humans are so like they can
Speaker 5: go they retarded number one two, but they they you know,
Speaker 5: like why can't you just use discipline? Like like why
Speaker 5: do you have to trick your brain that you're eating
Speaker 5: nasty food or you're over eating so that you can
Speaker 5: actually eat healthy? It just is that really easier than
Speaker 5: actually eating?
Speaker 7: Okay?
Speaker 10: All right, So to your point, they're like, I would
Speaker 10: like to do the third ice breaker if you don't
Speaker 10: mind ash all.
Speaker 4: Right, Yeah, I'll throw it up here. Let's see here.
Speaker 4: It seems like it might be well related, so it's
Speaker 4: worth it's worth a toss. Uh. Did I share it? Yeah?
Speaker 4: I did? But it's a blank screen. What's up with that? Okay?
Speaker 4: Here we go go for us for it's for your
Speaker 4: I don't hear you yet. I don't think you might
Speaker 4: be on me.
Speaker 8: You don't hear me?
Speaker 4: No, no, I do.
Speaker 7: We've talked about the BBLS in the past, right, mm hmmm, we.
Speaker 4: Hear they, we hear they don't don't age? Well no,
Speaker 4: what what?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 5: Don't Christine? Was this article?
Speaker 4: Uh? Because it's the stupid, dreaded n y post and
Speaker 4: they're just throwing video slop at us and propaganda while
Speaker 4: we're trying to do an icebreaker here yea.
Speaker 8: At that.
Speaker 10: It was this is what this one is from al
Speaker 10: my neck and you just like shared a clip. So
Speaker 10: I just it was the first article that I came
Speaker 10: across about it.
Speaker 8: But basically, people are now.
Speaker 10: In terms of like doing these injections for their butt
Speaker 10: lifts and their face lifts and shit like that, They're
Speaker 10: now using fat from cadavers. So dead people, like and
Speaker 10: like high execs in New York City are going like
Speaker 10: showing up at like these clinics at like six am
Speaker 10: to get fat injected into their faces and butts wherever
Speaker 10: from dead people.
Speaker 4: Uh, do the dead people's families make any profit off
Speaker 4: the chum of their loved ones corpses?
Speaker 7: Highly doubtful.
Speaker 10: But here's the thing that this made me think about
Speaker 10: is that, I mean, I don't know, I think we
Speaker 10: have actually talked about this long boiler room before, but
Speaker 10: there are like known circumstances where people have like transplants,
Speaker 10: like liver transplants and things like that, and and people
Speaker 10: are known to like start having feels or memories from
Speaker 10: the person that they got the transplant from.
Speaker 8: So it just made my mind want like wonder, like what, like.
Speaker 10: What happens if you inject somebody, somebody's flesh basically, I
Speaker 10: mean back parts whatever into your live system. Like what
Speaker 10: kind of like memories could it possibly trigger? Or what
Speaker 10: could it do to you?
Speaker 8: Could it be like I just it seems very.
Speaker 4: Gross and creepy to me, yeah, Or does it just
Speaker 4: make your BBL smell like a rotten corpse.
Speaker 2: Like high tech cannibalism.
Speaker 9: Yeah, right, well.
Speaker 4: Technocratic cannibalism.
Speaker 5: Okay, not necessarily hold on, hold on for a second
Speaker 5: to get there. So just just open the thing so
Speaker 5: that this is actually like it's it's a if the
Speaker 5: approved product.
Speaker 4: If you are you talking about the same FDA that
Speaker 4: just said it's cool to use.
Speaker 5: I know, I'm just I'm just.
Speaker 4: I don't know if people are appreciating the FDA much
Speaker 4: this week, But we'll go.
Speaker 5: With I know, I know, but but it's basically it's
Speaker 5: a product basically that is used for injection, and it
Speaker 5: is dried from from basically a DeVos tissue of donors.
Speaker 5: Some of it can be cadaveric I guess, yeah, So
Speaker 5: they are not necessarily getting I think the way that
Speaker 5: that new York Times is writing it sensualizing it more
Speaker 5: than what it is basically, So for me, it is
Speaker 5: I guess that what they are trying to solve instead
Speaker 5: of getting a devose tissue from the same patient, so
Speaker 5: if you're not fat, that you cannot get that fat
Speaker 5: from one place, right, they go and they injections, and
Speaker 5: then from there you can actually do injection to it.
Speaker 5: So I guess the bigger point is like that that
Speaker 5: that shaping or body modification industry has increased so much
Speaker 5: recently you would be surprised the amount of people that
Speaker 5: go around that have duck lips now, and it's just insane.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the duck list is just crazy, like.
Speaker 5: It's it's just expanding like crazy.
Speaker 9: You don't think that's sexy there?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, and.
Speaker 4: Then after they get the duck.
Speaker 9: Lips, call they call that butter lips.
Speaker 4: Yeah right, sports Yeah, Sport was just pointing out the
Speaker 4: other night, after you see some of these ones, after
Speaker 4: they get the duck lips, they still paint the makeup
Speaker 4: like way outside and above and around the like part
Speaker 4: of the duck lip. It's nuts.
Speaker 5: Yeah, So it's it's yeah, this buddy modification, I.
Speaker 8: Mean, there's a lot.
Speaker 10: There's really a lot you can do with just make up, right,
Speaker 10: And that's what has just kind of speaking to like
Speaker 10: just like drawing outside the lines of your lips and
Speaker 10: making your I mean shadowing. There's a and you know,
Speaker 10: different things you can do with your face.
Speaker 7: But I think to your point, I mean mystical, like, uh.
Speaker 10: Are why though, like why how are we to the
Speaker 10: point that like is there not enough botox that now
Speaker 10: we need to go to dead animals?
Speaker 8: I mean dead dead people?
Speaker 5: So uh yeah, uh, because sometimes this is not necessarily
Speaker 5: don't use botoxy, use fat for some of those procedures.
Speaker 5: So I think that's that's why they have that. But
Speaker 5: here is here is my point back to going to
Speaker 5: that sort of body modification. So all this is driven
Speaker 5: by what who's driving the body modification is just online
Speaker 5: images and Instagram and so on. So now how does
Speaker 5: that work when AI get in the mix and start
Speaker 5: producing new beauty standards? So what if AI start putting
Speaker 5: like one eyed humans are going to start seeing women
Speaker 5: just you know, getting one eye, like doing surgery to
Speaker 5: have one eye. It's it's just interesting when you get that.
Speaker 5: You know, AI now intos a mix and all Instagram
Speaker 5: models now are AI generated and girls are still going
Speaker 5: online and looking at Instagram, right, so that even beauty
Speaker 5: standard that everybody's talking about was just filters is went
Speaker 5: to a whole different level.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Well, I mean, in my opinion, like.
Speaker 10: This is not I mean, the beauty standards my whole
Speaker 10: life have been like, you know, beyond what most people
Speaker 10: are capable of.
Speaker 7: So this goes back to like how many people are retarded.
Speaker 10: Enough And I'm not saying that like in a mentally
Speaker 10: retarded way, just like how it's like really stupid people
Speaker 10: and I'm sorry for using that word.
Speaker 4: Low IQ is a reality.
Speaker 10: Yeah, Like it's like, I mean, people are already doing
Speaker 10: stupid shit like this, Like I mean they're We've seen
Speaker 10: all sorts of you know, people like slicing their tongues
Speaker 10: and have to look more like a lizard and adding
Speaker 10: horns to their head shit just to be like you know,
Speaker 10: outsiders or different or whatever. Like I don't really think
Speaker 10: that like AI could make it worse. It's just consistently
Speaker 10: a thing like this is a thing.
Speaker 3: But like.
Speaker 10: I just I feel like like having a cadavers fat
Speaker 10: like put inside of your body and I'm you know,
Speaker 10: I'm not a botox person or anything like that. I
Speaker 10: don't think injecting yourself with anything is good in general,
Speaker 10: but like, I feel like there's something really dark about
Speaker 10: like being like, yeah, okay, i'll I'll pump my butt
Speaker 10: up with the cadavers.
Speaker 8: Fat.
Speaker 7: On the other hand, you know.
Speaker 10: Devil's advocate, like you said earlier, Asure, I do understand,
Speaker 10: like sometimes you know, maybe you're in a a I
Speaker 10: don't know, I mean mystical. You probably know more about this,
Speaker 10: but like maybe somebody has like a torn tendon or
Speaker 10: something like that. Maybe a cadavers tendon could help. I
Speaker 10: don't know, but I feel like using like a dead
Speaker 10: person's remains to make somebody look.
Speaker 8: Younger or whatever.
Speaker 7: I just feel like there's something really dark about that.
Speaker 5: I mean, I mean, cadver bones has been been matrix
Speaker 5: has been used for just grafting for a while now.
Speaker 5: This is nothing new, so it's used not necessarily just
Speaker 5: uh like procedure like like this a depose, but actually
Speaker 5: bone matrix for grafting. So that's and that's used every
Speaker 5: day because sometimes you just have you need to have that,
Speaker 5: and it's it's I think it's okay. I don't think
Speaker 5: it's I think think the dark piece of it is
Speaker 5: really mainly the the modification aspect is not necessarily the
Speaker 5: cadaveric aspect because of the feric aspect is it's it's
Speaker 5: used in medicine in so many other ways that are
Speaker 5: not necessarily as I would say, as bad as this one.
Speaker 8: So like with.
Speaker 10: I mean, I know people can like take the fat
Speaker 10: out of their button, put it in their face and
Speaker 10: stuff like that. Do you think that there's any advantage
Speaker 10: of taking it from a cadaver or like is that
Speaker 10: like if it's a cadaver, it's like it's not living cells, right,
Speaker 10: it's dead cells or no.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean fats in general are not They are
Speaker 5: not necessarily living. It's just you want to filler, right,
Speaker 5: So it's just injectable. And I think it's a that
Speaker 5: that my guess, and I haven't read much about it,
Speaker 5: but it's basically for those people that don't have fat,
Speaker 5: they can extract from one place to put into another, right,
Speaker 5: because it's usually tied to contouring, so you're conturing, so
Speaker 5: you're taking from one part and putting it to another part.
Speaker 5: So when you don't have that, you can get this.
Speaker 10: So so like I just like the fat on a
Speaker 10: dead person.
Speaker 8: I mean, it just seems to me like it would
Speaker 8: go it would go bad at some point, like.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's it's regulated. No, I mean it's it's storage.
Speaker 5: I mean it's a medical this, this is this is
Speaker 5: a medical product, right, so it's regulated. It needs to
Speaker 5: be stored in a certain way, has like like.
Speaker 8: A life span.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, okay.
Speaker 8: Two weeks after this person.
Speaker 5: Tested. Okay, so it is not That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: I think that the New York Times article is sensualizing
Speaker 5: it a little bit, right, to just make it, you know,
Speaker 5: more controversial than what it is, more clickable, then more
Speaker 5: clickable exactly.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I think it's a sustainability thing. They're just trying not
Speaker 9: to waste, you know. I mean, we're a perfectly dead
Speaker 9: guy lying around with all this butt fat. What are
Speaker 9: we going to do with it?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 5: Well, I mean they say donor actually maybe maybe some
Speaker 5: It opens for some some fat person that want to
Speaker 5: donate some of their fat celles. Hey, you're going to
Speaker 5: do a libel section, just go sell it to that company.
Speaker 4: Why not take my fat, take my fat.
Speaker 5: I'll donate some for them. I don't I don't mind.
Speaker 9: That and real quick sport. Because you know, I dabble
Speaker 9: in the Bible occasionally. I do distinctly remember there being
Speaker 9: a Bible passage somewhere that says, thou shalt not take
Speaker 9: the fat from a dead person and inject it in
Speaker 9: your butt.
Speaker 4: These are Biblical times. This is what we're talking about,
Speaker 4: all right, fun segment, you guys. Okay, So, uh, what's
Speaker 4: happening with the Trump household and a shooter? I don't
Speaker 4: know mar A Lago. Yeah, someone was arrested at mar
Speaker 4: A Lago with a weapon or something like that. I
Speaker 4: heard this, didn't really care beyond that.
Speaker 9: Cash Pattel busted the dude single handedly and then went
Speaker 9: and partied with tam Usa.
Speaker 4: Well, I thought he was already partying. He busted the
Speaker 4: dude with single hand because the other hand was holding
Speaker 4: his beer. Yeah. For anyone who doesn't know the inside
Speaker 4: joke there, Cash Pattel is being plastered all over social
Speaker 4: media this evening drinking beer in a locker room for
Speaker 4: some I don't know, baseball game or hockey stick game,
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 6: I think I think Mike Huckaby's happy that he gets
Speaker 6: out of the headlines.
Speaker 4: Ooh, Huckerby.
Speaker 5: Yeah, oh yeah, that was an interesting I've seen bits
Speaker 5: and pieces of that interview.
Speaker 4: That whole thing. Man, Oh my gosh, some of the
Speaker 4: stuff that comes out of that guy's mouth unbelievable. And
Speaker 4: then Tucker of course, like having to apologize to uh
Speaker 4: it was the president of Israel this week and and
Speaker 4: just I don't know it. It's been a strange one
Speaker 4: in the blue check mark sphere this week for sure,
Speaker 4: Wait apologized why, uh, well, maybe I'll just bring it up.
Speaker 4: I don't want to try to paraphrase it.
Speaker 6: Well, parent he claimed, because it was there was some
Speaker 6: reporting that the president who's not not the other prime minister,
Speaker 6: the but that he had gone to Epstein Island and
Speaker 6: apparently that was that claim is not substantiated, and Tucker
Speaker 6: had repeated it without i think believing it to be
Speaker 6: true at the time, and then backtracked it. You know,
Speaker 6: but it doesn't change the overall nature of the in
Speaker 6: my view the interview.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, definitely, I don't.
Speaker 6: And I think he was said it in good faith.
Speaker 6: I think he you know, it was kind of circulating
Speaker 6: out there. Maybe his people should have done a little
Speaker 6: bit better job, you know that checking some of those things.
Speaker 4: But right, but his he was on Tucker, to his credit,
Speaker 4: was honest about, like, you know, his time working with
Speaker 4: Huckabee at Fox and that you know, it might not
Speaker 4: even be appropriate for him to interview this guy because
Speaker 4: he knows him personally and all this stuff. So but
Speaker 4: he he said that the main thing he wanted to
Speaker 4: ask him was, you know, where his national loyalties lie.
Speaker 4: And you know, that is is a decent question. I suppose.
Speaker 4: I think I would go a little further than that.
Speaker 4: But hey, you know, it's.
Speaker 6: Well, it's funny too because Huckabee had to, you know,
Speaker 6: to sort of boost up Israel. He put down the
Speaker 6: United States. Huckabee claimed that the Israeli military is more
Speaker 6: humane than the American milian And I'm not a defender
Speaker 6: of the American military's behavior in the past few decades,
Speaker 6: but I still think, you know, I think if you're
Speaker 6: someone in the Muslim world, you probably would rather be
Speaker 6: at the receiving end of the Americans than the Israelis
Speaker 6: at this.
Speaker 5: Point, Hey, yeah, really the greater Israel piece? What was interesting?
Speaker 4: Mm hmm. Yeah, all right, here's the clip of Tucker.
Speaker 11: When I interviewed and Master Mike Hutkabee in Israel the
Speaker 11: other day I asked him about the Epstein files, specifically
Speaker 11: about an email the Department of Justice released from December
Speaker 11: of twenty fourteen from Jeffrey Epstein to his friendly on
Speaker 11: Black inviting him to his now famous island.
Speaker 2: In the Caribbean.
Speaker 11: And in that email he says lots of other people
Speaker 11: are coming among them quote Herzog and Ahood Barack. And
Speaker 11: so I asked, Huckabee, were you aware that this email
Speaker 11: suggests that the president, the current President of Israel, Isaac Herzog,
Speaker 11: went to Epstein's island, And Huckaby said no, he wasn't,
Speaker 11: And I asked him about it again. So at the time,
Speaker 11: I said that there had been news items about this.
Speaker 11: In fact, there was a protest against Herzog on the
Speaker 11: basis of this email when he went to Australia, and
Speaker 11: he hadn't responded to any of that. Well, now we've
Speaker 11: received a long letter from President Herzog's office denying that
Speaker 11: he went to Epstein's out, in fact, denying unequivocally that
Speaker 11: he had any contact with Epstein. Ever, they didn't know
Speaker 11: each other, they never emailed with each other, never been
Speaker 11: in the same room, they had no relationship of any kind.
Speaker 11: I've bet a lot of letters like this over the
Speaker 11: years from people alleging, oh, you got it wrong, but
Speaker 11: rarely do you get a denial of this unequivocal and
Speaker 11: so for that reason we are taking it seriously. There's
Speaker 11: nothing worse than impugning the reputation of an innocent man.
Speaker 11: And so I just want to say clearly, I'm sorry
Speaker 11: to imply that I knew something I didn't know. Of course,
Speaker 11: I don't know that Isaac Herzog was on the island.
Speaker 11: I was referring to that email and the protest against him,
Speaker 11: but I don't know that, and I didn't mean to
Speaker 11: suggest that I do know that. And I also wanted
Speaker 11: to air his side of this again. President Herzog says
Speaker 11: he's never had any contact with Epstein ever, and so
Speaker 11: I just want to say that in the interest of
Speaker 11: honesty and transparency.
Speaker 4: Thanks. So there you have it. Yeah, and there was
Speaker 4: also a video he put up about being held and
Speaker 4: interrogated when entering or leaving the country. Honestly, I did
Speaker 4: not watch it, so I don't know what he had
Speaker 4: to say about that, but interesting that you know he
Speaker 4: would have an experience. Interesting that he would take the
Speaker 4: interview there in the first place. To me, is that
Speaker 4: not a red flag to enough journalists at this.
Speaker 9: Point guessing the interview was before the tour.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I wonder, I wonder did.
Speaker 9: He get the call? I don't know. I've seen a lot.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, a lot of stuff like that going around.
Speaker 2: He interviewed Huckabee in the airport, right, yeah, I believe so. Well,
Speaker 2: he didn't ever leave the airport.
Speaker 4: Well, he said he was held up there. I'll see
Speaker 4: if I can find that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I mean he was, he was held up
Speaker 6: in it. But the actual interview was done within the
Speaker 6: airport and Tucker so he didn't Yeah, so proper if
Speaker 6: I guess.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So ostensibly he did not go to the wall.
Speaker 4: He was not subject to the random guys coming in
Speaker 4: his room and crapping on his dog or whatever.
Speaker 9: The in air flight though on the wayless.
Speaker 11: I interviewed and Master Mikehut could be.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 9: But the footage that they like to show everybody of
Speaker 9: the headed babies, right.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 6: The other interesting thing in all this is because you
Speaker 6: know Huckaby basically saying because of the bibe some his
Speaker 6: particular interpretation about some you know, arcane Bible verse that
Speaker 6: he would be fine if Israel absorbed several of its
Speaker 6: neighbors into the Greater Israel project, which is now pissed
Speaker 6: off several of America's Arab allies, who wrote a rather
Speaker 6: strongly worded letter. And I'm just wondering in the White House,
Speaker 6: like do they take this seriously or is it? Well,
Speaker 6: Matya who likes him? So We're not gonna chastise this
Speaker 6: kind of incompetent, bumbling ambassador because you know, like even
Speaker 6: though he's making embarrassing US and you know, causing diplomatic issues,
Speaker 6: but the Israelis like him and that's what matters. So
Speaker 6: you know, I mean, they already let Hakapi get away
Speaker 6: with meeting with that spy polar Jonathan Pollard, who is
Speaker 6: you know he met with him in the US embassy
Speaker 6: a few months ago and didn't does it you know again,
Speaker 6: which is you know, you're meeting with a trader who
Speaker 6: sold a guy who sold American secrets to the Israelis,
Speaker 6: and allegedly these secrets were then passed on by the
Speaker 6: Israel traded to the Soviets by the Israelis. So it
Speaker 6: wasn't like it was just kind of kept in the house. Yeah, so,
Speaker 6: I mean, is I don't think the White House is
Speaker 6: you know, or the State Department is you know, conducting
Speaker 6: any kind of oversight over Huckabee and he's just allowed
Speaker 6: to kind of trance around there and be a mouth
Speaker 6: I mean. The funny thing with Huckaby is he supposed
Speaker 6: to be representing the United States, but every time I
Speaker 6: see something with him in my timeline, he's acting like
Speaker 6: Benjamin and Yahuo's pr agent, which is kind of bizarre
Speaker 6: for someone who you know in that position.
Speaker 4: Dude on hundred percent, Like some of the Huckaby's greatest
Speaker 4: hits this week are just like what he said.
Speaker 9: What it's crazy, but I mean repeat what he's already said.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I know, yeah, but I mean, is there any
Speaker 6: other US ambassador that acts as a mouthpiece of the
Speaker 6: country he's sent to rather than the country he was
Speaker 6: sent by?
Speaker 4: I mean, yeah, it's pretty bad. Oh, and receipt for
Speaker 4: a previous statement real quick here if I may. It
Speaker 4: was Matthew McConaughey told Hollywood actors they're cooked quote unquote
Speaker 4: AI is here and it's going to take their jobs
Speaker 4: his advice quote copyright your likeness and voice. There's too
Speaker 4: much money to be made in AI to stop it.
Speaker 4: End quote. Why pay Matthew McConaughey twenty million dollars when
Speaker 4: you can AI generate him for twenty thousand dollars, same face,
Speaker 4: same voice, No contract negotiations, no delays, infinite takes.
Speaker 9: How old does that clip?
Speaker 4: It's me They don't have a date on it because
Speaker 4: Mario put it up, you know.
Speaker 9: So it's probably from like ten years ago, right.
Speaker 4: It doesn't look like a ten years ago McConaughey to meet.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he just got to fly whatever whatever he stole
Speaker 2: it from.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, if that is recent comments from McConaughey, I guess
Speaker 9: we should be concerned for him. Somebody get a welfare
Speaker 9: check for that guy. All right, right, all right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's not far from us. I'd go, but I
Speaker 4: don't think i'd make it through the gate.
Speaker 9: I always kind of liked him, with a few exceptions.
Speaker 9: His political stance can leave a lot to be desired.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he has his moments, for sure, but mostly in acting.
Speaker 4: Someone asked Grock Groc, how can Hollywood actors protect their copyright?
Speaker 4: Groc has some ideas there, but it's you know, it's
Speaker 4: what you would expect, trademarks, contracts, union support. Zag was
Speaker 4: that the Film Actors.
Speaker 9: Guild, Screen Actors Guild. Uh, we don't want to go
Speaker 9: with it. We don't want to go with the Film
Speaker 9: Actors Guild. That'd be it something else.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, right right, right, right, My bad, never mind.
Speaker 4: Acronyms happen. Yeah, I agree, killed it in True Detective
Speaker 4: Year one hundred percent. Man, that was that show is
Speaker 4: so good?
Speaker 9: Wait he's guilty of murder? Was he in the Epstein Files?
Speaker 4: Yeah? All right, okay, So let's talk Mexico for a minute.
Speaker 4: You guys, Pharaoh. Did you see what's going on in
Speaker 4: Portavarta today?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 4: We had Patrick Henningson reporting live from there this morning
Speaker 4: on Sunday Wire and we were watching him in full
Speaker 4: glorious HD broadcasting live from pretty much desolate streets with
Speaker 4: a burned out bust behind him as like parts of
Speaker 4: it were, you know, disintegrating and smoking ash behind us.
Speaker 4: It was a pretty crazy video.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's incredible. No, I have seen some of the
Speaker 5: videos on footage coming out, I know, like from the airport,
Speaker 5: some grocery stores that they throw grenade in it. It
Speaker 5: just the street as you said, burning cars and so on.
Speaker 5: I have not fully caught really two exact details. I
Speaker 5: know they they were trying to do on a wrist,
Speaker 5: and I guess they kills a guy, right, Yeah, And
Speaker 5: I heard there's some maybe involvement from our side or not.
Speaker 5: I just don't know.
Speaker 4: So urky, isn't it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, if you know more details would be great here.
Speaker 9: Yeah, what I caught was it was our intelligence that
Speaker 9: led to a commission or the success of it whatever, allegedly.
Speaker 4: But we're also Sport was showing me some sources today
Speaker 4: where it's like the officials in Mexico, and I don't
Speaker 4: know if they were American officials saying it, but certainly
Speaker 4: they were officials somewhere who were saying, we weren't trying
Speaker 4: to kill the guy, we were just trying to capture him.
Speaker 4: And it's like, well, it's a little late to that.
Speaker 4: You don't show up to a cartel lords, cartel bosses
Speaker 4: cosa with guys and masks and guns and expect nothing,
Speaker 4: no one to get shot and norly it works that way.
Speaker 4: But as of a few hours ago, and there was
Speaker 4: really not much on the news lines while we were
Speaker 4: doing Sunday wire. But right after we finished, things started
Speaker 4: showing up on X because Anarchopolco had just finished and
Speaker 4: like Dan dickx Patrick Henningson, there's a number of independent
Speaker 4: journalists and folks out there who had not left the
Speaker 4: country when this all happened. So out of dreaded Thestar
Speaker 4: dot com, Mexican Army kills leader of powerful alast got
Speaker 4: new generation cartel during operation to capture him. Elmentcho is
Speaker 4: the name of this guy. That's his common name, at
Speaker 4: least his full name is. Doesn't roll off my tongue
Speaker 4: very well, but Namisio ruben os Segura servantes aka el
Speaker 4: men show. So he was killed and then it was
Speaker 4: like towns in Mexico started turning into cartel war zones. Man,
Speaker 4: they started like going to gas stations and dumping gas
Speaker 4: out and starting fires and taking people out of cars
Speaker 4: and you know, molotoving their cars and burning them out
Speaker 4: to stop traffic at the major intersections. There was video
Speaker 4: of gunmen in the airport in Guadalajara, So yeah, a
Speaker 4: lot of a lot of expats in the area, in
Speaker 4: the Portavaria area. Our colleague Roy morric Is Morich is
Speaker 4: he's not quite right there, but he's not super far
Speaker 4: from right there, and Patrick Henningson, Dan Dixon, a few
Speaker 4: others are are still there. I don't know what the
Speaker 4: status of outgoing flights are right now, but it's pretty
Speaker 4: crazy that he was in Iran the week that they
Speaker 4: told Americans to leave the country, and then he came
Speaker 4: to Mexico and now, you know, not expecting this, so
Speaker 4: kind of a crazy day in that regard. I don't
Speaker 4: know what to say about it beyond that it was
Speaker 4: very unexpected.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's what I'm just interested to see how it's
Speaker 5: gonna go. Yeah, because well we know how big the
Speaker 5: cartail is and I don't know if even they have
Speaker 5: the resources, So why did they even initiate that this
Speaker 5: is It's almost like are they intentionally trying to create chaos?
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 9: This might be a missing piece of the puzzle. I
Speaker 9: did not mention it on Sunday Wires. I'll bring it
Speaker 9: up now. It was just a couple of days ago
Speaker 9: on my newsfeeds. I may be able to find it
Speaker 9: before the night's through and will include on the show
Speaker 9: notes if so. But it was they were calling it
Speaker 9: a bridge, the the the lady, what's the Jewish woman
Speaker 9: or sorry, the Mexican woman who's president of Mexico.
Speaker 4: Oh, I always blank.
Speaker 9: Claudia Claudia shinebaumb right, Yeah she was.
Speaker 6: She was.
Speaker 9: So this is all like she was making some sort
Speaker 9: of commentary about Cuba that Trump doesn't like, and then
Speaker 9: Trump was throwing back rhetoric about how she can't keep
Speaker 9: her drug cartel issue under control. A lot of back
Speaker 9: and forth. So I think they were like, there was
Speaker 9: this context just before this happened that Mexico can't take
Speaker 9: care of itself with this problem, that America was going
Speaker 9: to step in, and then bam lo and behold this happens,
Speaker 9: and it looks like the spin is that America was
Speaker 9: involved in the intelligence that led to this person's but
Speaker 9: I don't I mean, this looked like a sloppy this
Speaker 9: is crazy. I mean, buses in the middle of the
Speaker 9: streets set on fire. They say that's a tactic of
Speaker 9: the cartels. I'm like, I don't know, man, this is
Speaker 9: just all all weird and very Hollywood and cinematic, and it's.
Speaker 5: Strange, that's right. It just feels just.
Speaker 9: There was also there was this big, big hit that
Speaker 9: happened in Italy just before like the Olympics opened up
Speaker 9: or whatever. Did you guys see that with the shootout
Speaker 9: when they robbed that armored car or something straight out
Speaker 9: of a freaking movie. The blew the back of it
Speaker 9: open and stole all the money and took off. It
Speaker 9: was wild man, yep.
Speaker 4: And then there's this like videos like this which we're
Speaker 4: being told or show of forces by a new generation
Speaker 4: Jalisco Cartel right here, I've got it playing in the
Speaker 4: background for anyone who's just listening. But we're talking m raps,
Speaker 4: Ford Ford raptors, you know, full camo rap, you know,
Speaker 4: full on militarized dudes, AR fifteen's Gilil's forty mike grenade launchers.
Speaker 4: Looks like there's some German rifles in there. And this
Speaker 4: video just we're thirty seconds.
Speaker 9: How much how much of that equipment that we're seeing
Speaker 9: there was stuff that we sent to Ukraine.
Speaker 5: I'm just curious. Probably probably big part of it.
Speaker 4: Probably, Yeah, I mean, look at this this shot in particular.
Speaker 4: You can see that we're forty three seconds into this video.
Speaker 4: It's another minute long. You can't see the end of this,
Speaker 4: you know, parade of troop transports here, and look at
Speaker 4: some of these vehicles, they all have you know, massive
Speaker 4: customizations on them. There's a really nice jeep, there's another
Speaker 4: what is that a Ford like a Ford Raptor. I
Speaker 4: mean these are like eighty thousand dollars cars just off
Speaker 4: the lot, never mind like all the lights and camo
Speaker 4: and plates and everything that's on them. I mean, every
Speaker 4: single one of these vehicles looks like it's probably a can.
Speaker 4: You know. Yeah, they can't even get it all on camera.
Speaker 4: They got some many you know, of course that's single file.
Speaker 9: How do we know that's not AI?
Speaker 4: Well, we don't, you know, how do we know? How
Speaker 4: do we know it's current? Why is it so blurry?
Speaker 1: You know? Oh?
Speaker 5: The only the only thing we know it's not the
Speaker 5: eye is that Petrick Kennington was there, right, so we
Speaker 5: know at least the event is not.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, no that the event and the burning the
Speaker 9: burning bus behind Patrick was certainly real.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there was.
Speaker 5: And the point you just didn't know, like unless there's
Speaker 5: someone on the ground.
Speaker 4: That's the thing. Like you think back to, you know,
Speaker 4: when in twenty twenty we started seeing video of what
Speaker 4: we thought were being told by people on Twitter at
Speaker 4: the time, on Jack Dorsey's Twitter that it was piles
Speaker 4: of burning bodies, human remains, and it wasn't you know,
Speaker 4: it was a couch, it was two tires. It was
Speaker 4: like there were a couple of nights there where it
Speaker 4: was just like so depressing in the boiler room because
Speaker 4: we're going through all the feed on X and it
Speaker 4: was like, what they're showing us burning bodies? What the
Speaker 4: hell's going on? You know, Yeah, we've already got you know,
Speaker 4: people in the chat saying, hey, it looks like AI
Speaker 4: to me. I mean, I can't say I don't know
Speaker 4: who took the video. I don't know who wants to
Speaker 4: be standing near that in real life. I don't know
Speaker 4: whose cell phone camera is that crappy? Like what is
Speaker 4: that an iPhone ten to seventeen now or something. But nonetheless,
Speaker 4: the timing on this sure is weird.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 4: I kind of hit Patrick with that one today. It's
Speaker 4: just like, what do you think of the timing of this?
Speaker 4: Is this purely coincidental? Like while we're you know, seeing
Speaker 4: this big military build up in the Middle East right
Speaker 4: now and all the saber rattling about Iran, this would
Speaker 4: be And I've also seen people saying that, you know,
Speaker 4: the cartel is looking at this as war against the
Speaker 4: United States and the Mexican government, which is hard for
Speaker 4: me to comprehend because the Mexican government's like suing the
Speaker 4: United States for all this stuff and all this stupid
Speaker 4: stuff going on. But I mean, stupid is the name
Speaker 4: of the game. So this is a whole new factor,
Speaker 4: a whole new layer of complexity that's been added today.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, how much of the cartel already in
Speaker 5: our country with open border? Yeah, let's think about that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, how many foreign soldiers, how many cartel members, how
Speaker 4: many mercenaries from all over the world could be anything?
Speaker 9: How many recently deported aliens, illegal aliens.
Speaker 4: Illegal aliens or extra terrestrial aliens ruckus?
Speaker 9: You never know these days.
Speaker 4: Well, funny you bring that up, because that has been
Speaker 4: a part of the show theme tonight, disclose, distract, deploy,
Speaker 4: So we know what's being deployed right now. Just look
Speaker 4: towards Iran. We see a lot of things that are
Speaker 4: perhaps distractions or perhaps such big stories they need to
Speaker 4: be distracted from. But as we mentioned on Sunday Wire,
Speaker 4: and I think we brought it up last week on
Speaker 4: Boy the Room, we've got former President Barack Obama saying
Speaker 4: UFOs are real. I believe it was a quote or thereabouts.
Speaker 4: And then we had Donald Trump sey and he shouldn't
Speaker 4: have said that. Have you seen my lobe? It heals fast,
Speaker 4: claiming that Obama had, you know, leaked some sort of
Speaker 4: top secret stuff. People have been speculating that Donald Trump
Speaker 4: wants to be the president that does disclosure. You know,
Speaker 4: all this of course going on while an active genocide
Speaker 4: is happening. But we'll just you know, we're supposed to
Speaker 4: not notice.
Speaker 9: And now they went ahead and made it official. I
Speaker 9: guess it's no longer a rumor.
Speaker 4: Yep. So here we go out of nbcnews dot com.
Speaker 4: Thanks Ruckas. President Donald Trump said Thursday that he was
Speaker 4: directing agencies to release files pertaining to quote alien and
Speaker 4: extraterrestrial life end quote. He went on to write on
Speaker 4: True Social that quote, based on the tremendous interest shown,
Speaker 4: You've got to be kidding me. What a terrible way
Speaker 4: to start. He would be directing Defense Secretary Pete haig
Speaker 4: Seth and officials at other relevant agencies to quote begin
Speaker 4: the process of identifying and releasing government files related to
Speaker 4: alien and extra trustrial life unidentified aerial phenomena and unidentified
Speaker 4: flying object and any and all other information connected to
Speaker 4: these highly complex, but extremely interesting and important matters. End quote.
Speaker 4: So there it is Donald Trump basically telling everybody on
Speaker 4: true social that he is going to be the extra
Speaker 4: terrestrial UAP UFO disclosure president.
Speaker 9: He said the exact same thing about the f Stein files.
Speaker 4: Oh didn't he though? And how's that working out for us?
Speaker 7: All?
Speaker 9: He said the same thing about the JFK files. He
Speaker 9: said the same thing about the auduct on the Fort
Speaker 9: Knox goal.
Speaker 4: Oh sorry, those all these audits, tariffs, I mean, just anything.
Speaker 4: And the best part in Patrick explained this wonderfully on
Speaker 4: Sunday Wire today. You look at you the official record,
Speaker 4: and he's got a little check in the box next
Speaker 4: to all those promises. It's a ludicrous, ridiculous check in
Speaker 4: the box. But that appears to be the way the
Speaker 4: history books shall be written.
Speaker 9: It's nice he said that this is this is what
Speaker 9: everybody's interested in. This is what everybody's been talking about online.
Speaker 9: It's like, I man, when is Trump going to pull
Speaker 9: his head out of his ass and release the UFO disclosure?
Speaker 9: There's nothing else going on that everybody wants him to
Speaker 9: do right.
Speaker 4: That hole based on tremendous interest shown. Are you kidding me?
Speaker 4: Like all of a sudden the I'm to believe a
Speaker 4: president or a government actually gives a flying you know
Speaker 4: what through a MF and donut about the amount of
Speaker 4: interest shown.
Speaker 1: Kidding.
Speaker 5: Yeah, We've been showing interest in EPSTEIN and actually arresting
Speaker 5: people and releasing the all the files.
Speaker 4: We've shown interest in a world without war, and interest
Speaker 4: in a world without human trafficking. We've shown interest in
Speaker 4: a world without a food supply that's poisoned with glyphasate
Speaker 4: and toxic food dies and all this you know, titanium
Speaker 4: metal poisoning and dock sides and weird crap that is
Speaker 4: not food. But do we get any of this RFK Junior.
Speaker 4: I'm talking to you right now, specifically, Holy ship an
Speaker 4: executive orders good for you.
Speaker 5: It is good for you. And they actually I was
Speaker 5: just reading today they rolled back uh some regulations about
Speaker 5: UH mercury and and level of mercury and toxins from power.
Speaker 4: Why not why not make it make to reduce.
Speaker 5: The cost, to free up more power to meet data
Speaker 5: center demands.
Speaker 4: You gotta be of course, of course.
Speaker 5: I needs to feed guys, we need to feed the AI.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we have to feed the AI while we starve
Speaker 4: and eat heavy metals and you know, get exotic cancers.
Speaker 4: Cool sounds great. So yeah, I guess he's going to
Speaker 4: be the disclosure guy. What do we got all the best,
Speaker 4: the best we can do? Give us the Epstein file,
Speaker 4: says Giga Chad in this this dank meme from Rucus
Speaker 4: and then we got Trump sitting there with JD. Best
Speaker 4: we can do.
Speaker 9: I mean it's literally a meme come true. I mean,
Speaker 9: I myself on x I can find it, like like
Speaker 9: whenever it was when the first you know, the Epstein
Speaker 9: files were coming out or whatever. I literally joked on XOS,
Speaker 9: I guess this means they're going to disclose aliens. I
Speaker 9: mean we all have been there, we had that and
Speaker 9: it was a joke and now it's real. It's like
Speaker 9: you gotta be kidding me, Like you're literally we're all
Speaker 9: asking for the Epstein files and you're giving us ufo disclosure.
Speaker 9: You can't make this stuff up, No, wild No.
Speaker 4: You really can't. Out of Reuter's Pharaoh, what do we
Speaker 4: got Trump EPA to weakend rule limiting harmful mercury air
Speaker 4: toxins from coal plants. There you go. You can't have
Speaker 4: a coal plant for your town. You can't have that.
Speaker 4: You can't have a nuclear facility, a modern, well maintained
Speaker 4: nuclear facility for your town. But you know what, if
Speaker 4: a Chinese manufacturer wants to come into your town and
Speaker 4: build a battery factory next to your farms and destroy
Speaker 4: your water table, that's fine, that's no problem. You need
Speaker 4: a nuclear facility for the CEO of Evil Corp. To
Speaker 4: run your AI farm, no problem. Right, all the things
Speaker 4: they told us that we plubs, we're using for our
Speaker 4: power and transportation and food. We're destroying the planet, And
Speaker 4: now they're telling you that's still your fault. You may
Speaker 4: have to lock down, you may have to live in
Speaker 4: austere existence. But the AI needs this, Like Pharaoh said,
Speaker 4: we have to feed this monster. Whether it's your coal,
Speaker 4: whether it's your plutonium, or you know, your very human
Speaker 4: essence as a battery. How far are we from the
Speaker 4: matrix here? If AI is being prioritized above people, how
Speaker 4: far are we from that scene in the matrix?
Speaker 9: We're probably already in the matrix.
Speaker 4: And I need that would sure simplify things. Yeah, I
Speaker 4: need an exit strategy. Now, dude, I need to call
Speaker 4: Coily phone fun with Akily wire. Please someone call and
Speaker 4: gets Poor and I and our dogs out of here,
Speaker 4: all right. So, yeah, the EPA sucks, the FDA sucks,
Speaker 4: the Trump administration sucks. Wars suck, Cartel wars suck. Uh.
Speaker 4: I think we covered it.
Speaker 9: We're pretty much trans transshooters popping up everywhere suck. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 9: because we know what the propaganda is behind that one.
Speaker 9: This old chess convinced to convince Republicans to go full
Speaker 9: steam ahead with red flag laws that will eventually be
Speaker 9: used against them.
Speaker 4: But hey whatever, Yeah, they'll beg for it. They'll beg
Speaker 4: for it. Brian, As you're late to the party. That's cool.
Speaker 4: Thanks for showing up, man, I'm glad you're here tonight.
Speaker 4: I know a lot of people show late to weekend
Speaker 4: boiler rooms because you know, they got cool D and
Speaker 4: D parties to go to and stuff, so you know
Speaker 4: you guys would tune in after those There are buds for.
Speaker 2: Sure, guys.
Speaker 5: I have to uh to bail.
Speaker 4: Let's get Pharaoh out of here. We'll start the wind
Speaker 4: down cycle. So if you did just join, sorry, we
Speaker 4: are getting near the end here. We do got to
Speaker 4: get out of here. So Pharaoh, thanks for staying up tonight,
Speaker 4: and I hope you have a wonderful week coming up.
Speaker 4: Do you have any big news, anythings you're looking forward
Speaker 4: to this week, anything you want everybody else to watch
Speaker 4: out for or do.
Speaker 5: No, I'm looking forward to see what's gonna come this week.
Speaker 4: Just waiting on the edge of your seat.
Speaker 1: Huh.
Speaker 5: I'm just waiting to see what's gonna drop on us.
Speaker 9: What are the odds on World War three come Monday?
Speaker 9: What are your thoughts?
Speaker 4: You know, John John Kurracau, he's sort of an insider.
Speaker 4: He says he's hearing from people on Capitol Hill that
Speaker 4: it's gonna happen Monday or Tuesday. What do you think
Speaker 4: are we gonna mystical? Pharaoh? I have to ask, are
Speaker 4: you available Monday or Tuesday if World War three starts?
Speaker 4: Because we might be forced to go live if a
Speaker 4: large conflagration.
Speaker 5: If something like that happened.
Speaker 9: Definitely will be available, all right, Well, we'll all be
Speaker 9: told to stay in our houses if that happens, so
Speaker 9: he'll be available.
Speaker 4: So I got plans Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, so they
Speaker 4: can f right off with their shelter in place. I
Speaker 4: will shelter wherever I am. All right, Pharaoh, we'll see
Speaker 4: you again, hopefully not until Friday, Saturday or Sunday when
Speaker 4: we do another boiler room because World War three has
Speaker 4: not started.
Speaker 5: All right, Yes, I will see you guys then, and
Speaker 5: if not, then we'll talk on hopefully on our Friday
Speaker 5: next week.
Speaker 4: All right, sounds good? And are we gonna get you
Speaker 4: for a Pharaoh's Magic Carpet Ride any weekend soon? Here?
Speaker 4: We hope.
Speaker 5: I hope I'm traveling next weekend, but to the weekend
Speaker 5: after I will.
Speaker 4: All right, okay, so you'll want to join us for
Speaker 4: mixtape Saturday every Saturday, but particularly Saturday after this coming one.
Speaker 4: All right, Pharaoh, thanks man, we'll see you soon. All right,
Speaker 4: Thank you, Pharaoh. Punching out assuming world War three dozen stuff,
Speaker 4: of course, yeah, I mean everything's kind of depending on
Speaker 4: that right now, so just start planning your lives around it.
Speaker 4: I was like, we've never been here before. Yeah, hey,
Speaker 4: we got people coming in. There's creative accident's late, but here,
Speaker 4: hey man, that's all it counts. You know, Timing is everything,
Speaker 4: and we all know that wizard arrives only when he's
Speaker 4: meant to rookush, did we forget anything tonight? I feel
Speaker 4: like I had.
Speaker 9: I just dropped two links that are related, and I
Speaker 9: find this to be interesting and maybe something that we
Speaker 9: should pay attention to. My spicy sense is tingling for
Speaker 9: two reasons. Number first one is.
Speaker 1: Dead the way.
Speaker 4: I can't get into that first one.
Speaker 9: The first one, Yeah, the UK lady, Okay, I can
Speaker 9: get you.
Speaker 4: Oh, it may just be a URL formatting thing.
Speaker 9: Yeah, this was the first one. This was proaps my
Speaker 9: attention courtesy of Sam Cheney when I was on Weaponized
Speaker 9: News with him, or I was watching Weaponized News. I
Speaker 9: think I was on with him when he showed this one. Yeah,
Speaker 9: I think I was. So there's this UK lady who
Speaker 9: has allegedly gone viral. But the thing is, I can't
Speaker 9: seem to find where she's gone viral. This seems to
Speaker 9: be like just sourced by this one well known popular
Speaker 9: blue check mark if the account on x that a
Speaker 9: lot of people follow. But I can't discredit what I'm
Speaker 9: witnessing with my own eyes and ears. And I found
Speaker 9: it interesting. And then the next video is a direct
Speaker 9: follow up to that happening across the pond here from
Speaker 9: the same account. But I'm like, what are the chances
Speaker 9: that this is happening in both places? And it's they're
Speaker 9: very similar and themed around the same thing. And I
Speaker 9: just had to get your guys's take on. Yeah, it's
Speaker 9: for the audience. It's very strange.
Speaker 4: It's almost like we're being set up for some sort
Speaker 4: of consensus reality thing here. I have this second video,
Speaker 4: but the first one says it's been deleted.
Speaker 9: Well that's very interesting. Well, I guess. So the first
Speaker 9: one you go to the current radio and find the
Speaker 9: weaponized news appearance of myself. It's round about Ruckus and
Speaker 9: you can watch the video there or go to the
Speaker 9: same Channese channel. But the second video is the New
Speaker 9: York Guy, which is very similar.
Speaker 4: I do have that.
Speaker 9: Do you want me to read the Yeah, read what
Speaker 9: assisted and play it whatever?
Speaker 4: All right? This is from the well known shadow of
Speaker 4: Ezra accounts. Your mileageon always varies. Yeah. A man in
Speaker 4: New York is going viral after calling for a full
Speaker 4: scale revolution over the Epstein files. He begins listing names
Speaker 4: tied to the files and singles out New York City
Speaker 4: Mayor Zorn Mandani, branding him a fraud and quote unquote
Speaker 4: just another actor. He claims, no politician can save the
Speaker 4: country from the real child trafficking network that still exists.
Speaker 4: And I will play the clip here because the rest
Speaker 4: is just quotes from the clips. So let's give it
Speaker 4: a watch here.
Speaker 12: We can go home, we can go down a fucking list.
Speaker 12: Say he's a rapper, So the fuck what my Donny
Speaker 12: mom on the Epstein list. That's right, it's the reason
Speaker 12: why he's in power. Jessica Tish her cousin. It's on
Speaker 12: Epstein list. It's the reason why she's in power. It's
Speaker 12: the reason why they run his fucking city. They got millions,
Speaker 12: they families, got millions and millions of dollars, and they
Speaker 12: out here playing.
Speaker 1: They playing with us. They make their kids run our cities.
Speaker 12: They out here playing with us. My Donnie's a spoiled
Speaker 12: little pitch. My Donnie's a spoiled little pitch.
Speaker 2: Ain't never suckled in his life.
Speaker 12: But he tried to get out here and act like
Speaker 12: he is, try to get out here and talk like
Speaker 12: here rapper, and shit, oh, this s's a fucking actor.
Speaker 12: And I'm telling these niggas acting like they care about us.
Speaker 1: I'm tired are.
Speaker 12: These politicians hunted like they care about us? They keep
Speaker 12: the sky simmc graddy Republican fucked that shit.
Speaker 2: The niggas ee.
Speaker 12: Kids, God damn it.
Speaker 1: Did you hear me?
Speaker 9: Did you hear me?
Speaker 12: Democratic were publicans?
Speaker 1: They ain't kids?
Speaker 3: God damn it.
Speaker 4: Wait the fuck up.
Speaker 1: It's out for a revolution. It's out for the people.
Speaker 1: Where's the dobament?
Speaker 12: The politicians can't save us?
Speaker 2: Y'all better wake up.
Speaker 12: I'll ever be complicit, but ever be complicit, go ever
Speaker 12: be complicit, but your motherfucker leaders, even kids, God damn it,
Speaker 12: be complicit. Fringet back to the old days when America
Speaker 12: is playing again. Yeah, the halls food filthy motherfuckers, and.
Speaker 2: My Donnie is part of the plant.
Speaker 12: He's just like Obama, a piece of shit.
Speaker 4: Oh pizza, all right. I think we got the message there.
Speaker 4: Sorry for the expletives everybody. If the kids are in
Speaker 4: the room tonight. But hey, this is what you'll see
Speaker 4: walking around New York. Sometimes interesting stuff ruckus. I uh
Speaker 4: do find it even extra intriguing that the clip that
Speaker 4: matches it from Canada has been removed. What's up with that?
Speaker 2: From the UK?
Speaker 9: It's on it, I have it it's on my I
Speaker 9: have it right now.
Speaker 4: If you want to send it, try to send it
Speaker 4: to me again.
Speaker 9: I'll send it one more time and again. It's very similar.
Speaker 9: But why I mean like this is I mean, we
Speaker 9: can't go we can't say this on Facebook. But you're
Speaker 9: telling me now it's okay. We can just walk up
Speaker 9: and down the streets with a megaphone and say these things.
Speaker 9: I call me hesitant about this whole thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, definitely, Okay, that link worked. Here we go.
Speaker 13: So it turns out the world is run by satanic
Speaker 13: pedophiles after all. But that scene falls have come out
Speaker 13: and they actually prove what the people you call conspiracy
Speaker 13: theorists have been saying for years. There are elite people kidnapping, torturing, murdering, raping,
Speaker 13: and some evidence even showing that eating babies afterwards.
Speaker 12: This is sick.
Speaker 13: These are the people who are running the world and
Speaker 13: running the country as well. These are the same people
Speaker 13: who are telling you what you can and can't do,
Speaker 13: who are given you advice and guidance, and you're blindly
Speaker 13: following them people who rape babies. You're blindly following these people.
Speaker 13: There's no one doing anything about it. You have a
Speaker 13: chance now to take matters into your own hands, to
Speaker 13: stand up, write up against these evil people who've been
Speaker 13: running the world for centuries. There's the march on the
Speaker 13: twenty eighth of February, meeting at one pm at Parliament Square.
Speaker 13: It's an anti government march, so it's completely against the
Speaker 13: government and everything they're doing, all the control mechanisms they're
Speaker 13: putting into place. If you actually want to do something
Speaker 13: about these evil people and you want to stand up
Speaker 13: against them and show them, we're not going to have
Speaker 13: it after that march Anti Government March Saturday, twenty eighth February,
Speaker 13: meeting at one pm at Parliament Square.
Speaker 4: All right, I'm gonna pauser right.
Speaker 9: There, not about that part with hers, that hers was
Speaker 9: part of the whole organized then that she's going to do.
Speaker 9: I'm like, well, nothing, screams like I'm probably you don't
Speaker 9: want to show up to something called an anti government march.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's that's what you call, right there in marketing speak,
Speaker 4: a call to action. And notice how the only outcome
Speaker 4: associated with the action that she's calling people to do
Speaker 4: is to be anti government. That's really all she's She's
Speaker 4: giving you the outrage, right here's here's the facts, here's
Speaker 4: the outrage. You can't argue with that, but it's this
Speaker 4: is going to strictly be an anti government protest, and
Speaker 4: it's you know, it's clever marketing. I'll give it that,
Speaker 4: but you know, be careful, folks if you're going to
Speaker 4: that one. It kind of has sort of like a
Speaker 4: J six sort of marketing stinch to it, doesn't it.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but you get do you get the same with
Speaker 9: the same feeling I do that this might be we're
Speaker 9: going to seem more and more and more of this,
Speaker 9: And yes, how much of that is designed? I mean,
Speaker 9: because we keep dancing around and talking about it, the loss,
Speaker 9: the erosion of the trust and the institutions and all
Speaker 9: the old ways that need to fall before the new
Speaker 9: one is put in place. Right, is this it is?
Speaker 9: I mean, because I mean that's I mean, that's what
Speaker 9: it would look like. It would look like normal people
Speaker 9: on the street, right Or Am I crazy?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 9: I think you're right, Okay, I'm just saying. I'm just
Speaker 9: I think we should keep an eye out for more
Speaker 9: of this. If we see it, track it let us know,
Speaker 9: maybe we'll talk more about it. But you know, obviously
Speaker 9: be mindful. Don't just hop on board like hell, yeah,
Speaker 9: this is it. We're finally going to take our country
Speaker 9: back it. It might be a trap. I mean, just
Speaker 9: always gotta be careful, Gotta be careful.
Speaker 4: Here's here's here's someone who who knows there will be
Speaker 4: no one there on a Saturday. Love.
Speaker 9: Yeah, keeping me me straight. There a little Carol.
Speaker 4: There you go, Yeah, Kurt Boss, Doomsday is coming with
Speaker 4: these insane folks at the helm. We are all going
Speaker 4: to sink to the bottom. Yeah, man, I mean the
Speaker 4: message resonates. You see her message, especially if you're sort
Speaker 4: of new to this, and it's like, oh my god,
Speaker 4: Timpho friends, we're right, I'm upset. You know, I want
Speaker 4: to go to an anti government protest, you know what
Speaker 4: I mean. It's just like you can just see the
Speaker 4: vortex starting to, you know, suck the newbies in right there.
Speaker 9: There's there's also that there's there's this other stink to it, like, Okay,
Speaker 9: let's say this is successful in some shape, way, shape
Speaker 9: or form, like yeah, we we fought up again. We
Speaker 9: rose up and had a rebellion and a revolution against
Speaker 9: the government because they were eating babies.
Speaker 4: Yeah. See how that one rests in the.
Speaker 9: History a second, and we we arrested the people who
Speaker 9: were killing and eat the satanic pedophiles and we locked
Speaker 9: them up. And oh, wait a minute, this sounds a
Speaker 9: lot like that that letter. Uh that letter thing?
Speaker 4: What was it?
Speaker 9: Uh, it's just before r oh, that's right. Yeah, it's
Speaker 9: a cute stuff.
Speaker 4: Right, And it's like, it feels so epic. Fail guy,
Speaker 4: it feels so guy fowks, it feels so you know
Speaker 4: what I mean. I'm kind of referencing the show I
Speaker 4: did with Jamie Hanshaw this week, premiered on Friday. But
Speaker 4: we were talking about a lot of like this kind
Speaker 4: of stuff, manufacturing consent, riding waves of outrage. And I mean,
Speaker 4: let's be honest with ourselves and with any of our
Speaker 4: listeners who are considering going to that. You go to that,
Speaker 4: there's gonna be heavy police presence. There's gonna be influencers
Speaker 4: on both sides. There's gonna be agitators on both sides.
Speaker 4: There's gonna be honest concerned citizens on both sides. There's
Speaker 4: gonna be people with legitimate grievances on both sides. All
Speaker 4: those people will not be treated as though their their
Speaker 4: government represents them. They will be geo fenced. They will
Speaker 4: be you know, they'll they'll use the stingrays technology on
Speaker 4: their cell phones, they'll categorize them, they'll pull all their
Speaker 4: data out of their celf owns and they'll put them
Speaker 4: in you know, databases. Pollent teer, we'll we'll kick on
Speaker 4: and you know, this is the kind of stuff you're
Speaker 4: doing when you go to these things. Unfortunately it's like, yeah,
Speaker 4: you've got a legitimate grievance. Cool, all right, But unfortunately
Speaker 4: you don't have a government or representatives give a fuck
Speaker 4: about your legitimate grievance. I guess since all this swearing
Speaker 4: has gone down in the last two clips, I can
Speaker 4: pull the lid off the swear jar. If someone wants
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Speaker 4: those of you that have keeps us coming back, keeps
Speaker 4: our lights on and all that good stuff. But man,
Speaker 4: I don't know, like, Okay, let's let's get a bunch
Speaker 4: of people angry, right Like it reminds me to stop
Speaker 4: the steal. We're to stop the steal. We're gonna stop
Speaker 4: the steal. Everybody who's mega who bought the megaphone? Stop?
Speaker 4: Let's let's yes, let's stop the steal, and yes, let's
Speaker 4: stop the corrupt you know, PDF government. But who the megaphone?
Speaker 4: Who paid for the cool art that says the people's platform?
Speaker 11: You know?
Speaker 4: Does this grassroots work? It could be, But is it
Speaker 4: like I need to answer. It's like you have to
Speaker 4: have like precursor questions before you just go yeah like that.
Speaker 4: I want to go protest against my government.
Speaker 9: All I want to need to know is should I
Speaker 9: invest now in megaphones?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Apparently muted peach colored megaphones that match an influencers
Speaker 4: sweater as well? Am I the only one that noticed that?
Speaker 4: I mean, come on, she knows how to accessorize. Maybe
Speaker 4: that one's AI? Would you buy first the megaphone? Who
Speaker 4: bought the megaphone, and who bought the sweater and whose
Speaker 4: idea was it to color match them? I mean, I
Speaker 4: just need some simple questions asked before we start talking
Speaker 4: politics and epstein. Okay, let's get some logistics do.
Speaker 9: Another interesting example of the anger seeping through to the
Speaker 9: common people was this lady confronting some local lawmaker and
Speaker 9: dragging the Epstein stuff into a type like you do
Speaker 9: realize that the world is run by these as saying
Speaker 9: similar stuff like these people but bringing it up in
Speaker 9: context to her own beef with her local official and
Speaker 9: it's like, are you defending these pedophiles who eat children?
Speaker 9: And I'm just like, dude, what the heck is happening?
Speaker 4: Mm hm No, It's nuts. The amount of like rehetoric
Speaker 4: ammunition that the plebeians have right now is bananas. I
Speaker 4: mean we just saw a great example of it. I
Speaker 4: almost feel like that the homeboy walking down the street
Speaker 4: in New York City there he felt a little more
Speaker 4: organic to me than this one out of the UK.
Speaker 4: I mean, this is clearly something, but yeah, and just
Speaker 4: think about like you watched the two clips and it's
Speaker 4: just like it generates all this discussion and thought. But then, like,
Speaker 4: how do we really distinguish between the hundreds of thousands,
Speaker 4: tens of thousands of people that are saying things like
Speaker 4: this right now because they're actually pissed off and because
Speaker 4: they actually have a good set of like functional morals
Speaker 4: versus how many are you know, working for an NGO
Speaker 4: or or using this outrage to bring people to a
Speaker 4: certain location, Like there's just so much Shenanigan.
Speaker 9: They're just having a bad trip or their skitzo.
Speaker 4: Hey shouts out to our skitzos. You know you're better
Speaker 4: than the psychos out there. So you know, we understand
Speaker 4: now after last week that the psycho's out there are
Speaker 4: trying to turn us noormies against you schizos. So there's
Speaker 4: always that.
Speaker 9: But yeah, man, this is hey, who are you calling enormy?
Speaker 4: Hey? Who you calling a schizo? But give us a
Speaker 4: one in the chat if you're a normy, give us
Speaker 4: a two if you're a schizo, And if you're a psycho,
Speaker 4: just click out.
Speaker 9: I'm easily a one point seventy five.
Speaker 4: All right, we can do shades of gray here, totally.
Speaker 4: There we go, Kurt, Yeah, thanks for speaking for the depressives.
Speaker 4: There's the skitzos and there's the depressives. I prefer depressive.
Speaker 9: Yeah, if you're a psycho in our chat, just go
Speaker 9: ahead and leave now.
Speaker 4: Yeah, just go ahead and click out, because we know
Speaker 4: you're trying to turn our schitzo friends against us, or
Speaker 4: us against our normy friends. We're not sure it's a
Speaker 4: one point seventy five things, all right, Rocks let's shut
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Speaker 9: This sounds like a plan. Maybe on a different day.
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Speaker 4: We'll see, right, Yeah, probably Friday, but we shall see.
Speaker 4: I do have some stuff going on this coming week,
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Speaker 4: Ruckus out, all right, thanks rugas there he goes, and
Speaker 4: thank you for being here with us tonight. And you know,
Speaker 4: as always, the goal here isn't to hand you a conclusion.
Speaker 4: It's more to sharpen your pattern recognition, and that's all
Speaker 4: we're trying to do. So hopefully you know, we all
Speaker 4: do that together. You know, that's sort of the goal,
Speaker 4: because the world doesn't just change through headlines. It changes
Speaker 4: through quiet decisions made while everyone is looking somewhere else.
Speaker 4: And that's something we're keenly aware of here and trying
Speaker 4: to keep our eye on. But man I joke about
Speaker 4: being a chainsaw juggler on the website, it really does
Speaker 4: feel like that sometimes. So tonight wasn't about chasing UFOs.
Speaker 4: It wasn't about one war, one government, or even one scandal.
Speaker 4: It was about the environment. Those stories live inside an
Speaker 4: environment where disclosures appear right as trust collapses, where distractions
Speaker 4: multiply as pressure mounts. Deployments happen while the public is
Speaker 4: emotionally occupied, and the cycle repeats. It never repeats perfectly,
Speaker 4: it never repeats cleanly, but consist and see is noticeable.
Speaker 4: You don't have to believe every theory to see this structure. Right.
Speaker 4: This is a this is a tapestry, This is a taxonomy.
Speaker 4: So the power consolidates narrative steer institutions protect themselves, even
Speaker 4: if that means making themselves look untrustworthy. You got to
Speaker 4: kind of be prepared for that double inverted Beavis and
Speaker 4: butt head fart knock er twist of propaganda there, and
Speaker 4: the average person is left trying to separate signal from
Speaker 4: noise in real time. Something you've heard me mentioned before here.
Speaker 4: That's why the boiler room exists. To slow the moment down,
Speaker 4: to step outside the reaction cycle, and to ask better
Speaker 4: questions than the ones were handed. Because when everything feels
Speaker 4: chaotic the way that it does right now, that's usually
Speaker 4: when the system is operating exactly as intended. So thanks
Speaker 4: everyone tuning in live, thanks to the panel tonight. Thanks
Speaker 4: to you for bringing insight, skepticism, and perspective every week.
Speaker 4: Stay sharp, stay grounded, stay curious. This is a boiler
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Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 12: Go ahead and run, run home and cry to mama.