Speaker 1: Can you dig as dig it?
Speaker 2: You dig as.
Speaker 3: Ladies, gentlemen, friends, foes, lurkers, regulars, GMO people, organic.
Speaker 4: People, room in battles.
Speaker 1: Why to what.
Speaker 4: You're being shown? Things that never actually happened, faces that
Speaker 4: don't exist, people who were never there, events that look real.
Speaker 4: But we're assembled, frame by frame for you to react to.
Speaker 4: And it's not fringe anymore. It's politicians, it's influencers, it's governments,
Speaker 4: all feeding the same stream, knowing most people won't stop
Speaker 4: long enough to question it. And when something breaks, when
Speaker 4: the illusion slips, they don't even correct it, they just
Speaker 4: replace it right. Another version, another narrative, another layer, until
Speaker 4: the truth isn't hidden. It's just irrelevant because now it's
Speaker 4: not about what's real. It's about what spreads, what trends,
Speaker 4: what people feel or hope is real. And somewhere inside
Speaker 4: that loop, the baseline that we used to rely on
Speaker 4: is pretty much gone. And this show, The Boiler Room
Speaker 4: was built around that baseline, that shaky gray area, that
Speaker 4: turbulent air. Meanwhile, the people building these systems, they're not
Speaker 4: hiding it. They're publishing manifestos, they're talking about collapse. They're
Speaker 4: mapping out the future. In plane sight and the rest
Speaker 4: of us we're left trying to figure out what's real
Speaker 4: and what was designed to look real. So tonight on
Speaker 4: boiler Room, if you're with us every week, you've probably
Speaker 4: noticed a little bit of a shift here in uh
Speaker 4: or maybe a little spinal tap crank of the knob
Speaker 4: to my skepticism as it pertains to looking at headlines
Speaker 4: and such. Well, this is a big part of why.
Speaker 4: So we're not just gonna be looking at headlines. We're
Speaker 4: gonna be looking at what happens when the system starts
Speaker 4: to fracture, and just for these little moments when the
Speaker 4: simulation bleeds through. I'm Brian McLain. This is the Boiler Room.
Speaker 4: I call signs Hesher. We're broadcasting live out of Central
Speaker 4: Texas this twenty fourth of April twenty twenty six. Thanks
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Speaker 4: to see our regulars over there in the discord. Let
Speaker 4: me go ahead and bring mystical Pharaoh to the stage here,
Speaker 4: mystical Pharaoh. What's up, buddy, Welcome back to the boiler room.
Speaker 2: How you doing, hey, man, how are you?
Speaker 4: I'm fantastic, man. I mean, you know, everything I watch
Speaker 4: in the media is very doom pill but hey, you
Speaker 4: know I'm still doing great, man.
Speaker 2: That's good. That's why I stopped watching media.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yep, ironic that we're in it, but hey, you know,
Speaker 4: it is what it is.
Speaker 5: I mean, when you know it's all propaganda, right, it's
Speaker 5: then then just it's wasteless. However, I just browse right,
Speaker 5: and I get read what everybody's saying, and I try
Speaker 5: to to make up my own media, I guess.
Speaker 4: Yep, yep, that's how to do it. Man. You're moving
Speaker 4: around with a lot more agility at this point if
Speaker 4: one can admit to oneself that, hey, almost everything we
Speaker 4: see we can't verify anymore, and we've got verified liars
Speaker 4: and assholes all around us.
Speaker 5: I mean literally, I mean, what were actually publishing eye
Speaker 5: videos in this recent conflicts?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 4: Amazing?
Speaker 2: Nobody knew it was.
Speaker 5: A I or not, right, yep, So I would just
Speaker 5: be skeptical about everything right now.
Speaker 2: As you were saying earlier.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, might you know, find your trusted sources and
Speaker 4: keep an eye on them, you know, it's all.
Speaker 5: You can, even your trusted sources, man like, unless you're
Speaker 5: really on the ground, how else are you going to refy?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I mean that's what I mean by your
Speaker 4: trusted sources. Though. There are a number of them out
Speaker 4: there on the ground, but they are hard to find,
Speaker 4: and anything they say gets amplified by all these other
Speaker 4: or attacked by all these other accounts if it even
Speaker 4: makes the stream, you know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, do you even know what is the
Speaker 5: state of street of HORMONESA?
Speaker 2: Right now? What's it ever opened? Do we even know?
Speaker 2: Right well, we know if there is a blockade or not.
Speaker 4: I've never traversed it personally.
Speaker 5: Exactly does anybody know? Everyone's just saying shit? Nobody can
Speaker 5: pretty far? And who would say the biggest ship was
Speaker 5: the louted loudest voice. I think that's what our current
Speaker 5: prison believe. But I think people are seeing through that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, the support is dwindling, hemorrhaging, actually hemorrhaging, Yeah,
Speaker 4: yeah for sure. All right, let's see, I'm gonna try
Speaker 4: to bring ruckus aboard here. We got ruckus among us
Speaker 4: pull him on to the stage. Here, Ruckus, where Oh
Speaker 4: there he is. That's where he is?
Speaker 6: Man, How howdy? Yes, that's me Ruckus. That's I'm here.
Speaker 4: Oh boy?
Speaker 6: Here again again again again again, here.
Speaker 4: We go again.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 4: It feels like we just did this, doesn't it. Yep?
Speaker 6: And I was looking at the news and I'm like,
Speaker 6: hold on a second, then this already happened. Wait a minute,
Speaker 6: wasn't this from last year? Hold on a second about this?
Speaker 6: What's going on here? That's the same thing. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: I'm just woo it's going I guess the only difference
Speaker 6: is uh, yeah, I don't know. I can't find one
Speaker 6: for me. Well, well we'll try our hardest tonight, ladies
Speaker 6: and germs, boys and squirrels to find something new for you.
Speaker 6: There might be a few gems hiding in there. And
Speaker 6: yeah I might have one hiding in my pockets somewhere.
Speaker 6: Am I wearing pockets?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I got pockets? Ye, regardless, Thanks for having me. I'm
Speaker 6: looking forward to doing the thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, me too. Man. As I was setting up
Speaker 4: the links and looking at the links tonight, I was
Speaker 4: just going, man, I already remember this, Man, I already
Speaker 4: remember this. Ruckus is gonna kill me for putting this
Speaker 4: one in there, because we already did this two years ago.
Speaker 6: But I guess people, it's the news. Yeah, I guess
Speaker 6: it's just there. We're on repeat, recycle, rehash, do it again,
Speaker 6: and there's a.
Speaker 4: Lot of people late. You know, it's like a it's
Speaker 4: a it's a welcome to the party pal moment for
Speaker 4: a lot of people. Still, you know, even six years
Speaker 4: out from the coof uh, we're still got a lot
Speaker 4: of people catching up. So you know, I'm glad to
Speaker 4: see some of these things circulating. But always makes me
Speaker 4: wonder what if we could have just you know, gone
Speaker 4: wide with this topic six years ago, ten years ago,
Speaker 4: fifteen years ago. But hey, here we are. It is
Speaker 4: what it is. Let's welcome basilit Analyzer to the stage
Speaker 4: as well. Based what's up man, Welcome to the show.
Speaker 1: Yo, what's going on? Guyss the weekend? Yeah out there? Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's Friday tgif I'm glad everyone is going to be
Speaker 1: watching this instead of Family Matters and Step by Step tonight.
Speaker 4: So yeah, man, definitely, all right, Well, we're glad to
Speaker 4: have you. And let me bring the one only, the
Speaker 4: very Lovely Keeper of All Things Whiskey Tango Foxtrot on
Speaker 4: the interwebs. Lovely spor joining us as well. Lovely Sporre,
Speaker 4: what's up and welcome to the boiler room.
Speaker 7: Hey, happy to be here in news. Very strange times.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they are a little bit odd, aren't they.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but you know, we just gotta keep going, you know,
Speaker 7: roll with the punches, so to speak. I do have
Speaker 7: an icebreaker tonight, I do.
Speaker 8: Yeah, And this is.
Speaker 7: Kind of like, this is kind of an odd one,
Speaker 7: but I felt like compelled to do it. Firstly because
Speaker 7: it was provided by Daniel Spaulding and I adore him,
Speaker 7: of course, but also because this one so just from
Speaker 7: my from my personal side. I and I think I've
Speaker 7: spoken about this on the show before, but I have
Speaker 7: reoccurring dreams about nasty bathroom situations where it's like I
Speaker 7: gotta go to the bathroom, and like I end up
Speaker 7: in like a bathroom where like there is nowhere I
Speaker 7: could possibly feel comfortable going to the bathroom. And uh,
Speaker 7: there was one time, well I've been in a couple Okay,
Speaker 7: let me back up. I'll just tell you what the
Speaker 7: story is, and and the thing is, I had to
Speaker 7: let the listeners know that the articles on this that
Speaker 7: I've been encountering are fucking stupid. Sorry, but like there's
Speaker 7: not that much information and the ads are so exorbitant
Speaker 7: that like I'm just getting like a white screen when
Speaker 7: I try to pull up the actual article. But basically
Speaker 7: from what I could gather, there was a family on
Speaker 7: a trip in Australia and a woman had to go
Speaker 7: to the bathroom and they stopped at like some sort
Speaker 7: of conservant's place, like you know, like a conservatory or
Speaker 7: something not conservatory, but like a you know, like a
Speaker 7: public like public land, public land where they had like
Speaker 7: you know, public restrooms, like what we would call like
Speaker 7: a rest stop here.
Speaker 4: Basically the meteorites it was the Henbury Meteorites Conservation.
Speaker 7: Conservation yet start, yeah, thank you. And the toilets were
Speaker 7: basically just a hole on the ground and they had
Speaker 7: like a toilet on top and you know you're just
Speaker 7: dropping your business into like you know, six feet under
Speaker 7: or whatever. And I have had two experiences in California
Speaker 7: where one was in California, one was in Utah where
Speaker 7: it was that type of thing where it was like
Speaker 7: you just got to drop it down, and one one
Speaker 7: and like literally like the person it was a cabin
Speaker 7: I was staying in Utah, Like the person that owned
Speaker 7: the cabin would have to go out with a broom
Speaker 7: and basically like bat down the shit tower because it
Speaker 7: just builds up. And then if it builds up too much,
Speaker 7: then if you take a seat on the toilet, it's
Speaker 7: in your ass.
Speaker 4: Right, broom is really the best tool for that.
Speaker 7: I don't know if it was a room or rake,
Speaker 7: or it was some sort of garden tool. I know
Speaker 7: that much, and I wasn't I didn't stand around and
Speaker 7: watch them do it, but I did know that the
Speaker 7: ship tower would just grow and if it wasn't knocked down,
Speaker 7: you would sit down and have it in your ass.
Speaker 7: But anyways, so this woman, this family's like traveling through Austraa.
Speaker 7: She's got to go to the bathroom. She goes to
Speaker 7: one of these types of toilets, which is basically a
Speaker 7: deep hole in.
Speaker 8: The ground, and the ground broke and.
Speaker 7: She fell into the hole and she was so deep
Speaker 7: into the shit tower basically that they the family couldn't
Speaker 7: get her out, and she was down there for I
Speaker 7: think three and a half hours. Like the family had
Speaker 7: to drive an hour north to get like help, and
Speaker 7: then somebody ended up coming by and ended up helping
Speaker 7: her while they were trying to find help for her,
Speaker 7: and then she got out afterwards.
Speaker 8: But what a fucking nightmare.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry, Like, I honestly like if there was a
Speaker 7: capability of like just making yourself die in a situation,
Speaker 7: if I was her, I would have been like.
Speaker 8: I'm out, I'm out.
Speaker 7: I don't know how What a brave person for surviving
Speaker 7: this situation, situation, situation. I thought i'd bring that story
Speaker 7: because it's kind of I think it's a real one.
Speaker 7: I think you never know, like like we were talking
Speaker 7: about earlier, but it seems like, you know, there's all
Speaker 7: sorts of weird AI stuff things going on right now
Speaker 7: and weird stuff like that, But this sounds like an actual,
Speaker 7: real I don't know if you call it an accident
Speaker 7: or what, but a real like living nightmare.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they said it was a for just once they
Speaker 4: got the people there to get her out. It was
Speaker 4: a forty five minute rescue and they had to dismantle
Speaker 4: the toilet and lower a toe rope into the hole.
Speaker 4: She was six and a half feet deep. Can you
Speaker 4: imagine that's gnarly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a little slum dog millionaire situation.
Speaker 4: Yeah really huh.
Speaker 5: So so support you said you have like recurring dreams
Speaker 5: about like being trapped and not trapped.
Speaker 7: It's and actually Chopper had the same ones. It's more
Speaker 7: like more like being in like one of those multi
Speaker 7: I mean, they're they're they're they're varieties, but like they're
Speaker 7: like often like I got I gotta go to the bathroom,
Speaker 7: I can't find it, and then when I find it,
Speaker 7: like there's it.
Speaker 8: They're disgusting. And there might be like one of like.
Speaker 7: Or like maybe like a school like where like there's
Speaker 7: a or an orphanage or something like that where there's
Speaker 7: like multiple toilets and I checked like several and like
Speaker 7: there's just not a working one and there's stuff all
Speaker 7: over the place. So it's not like it's not like
Speaker 7: I'm trapped. It's more like I need to go to
Speaker 7: the bathroom and like there's no work, there's no word.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she's she's like she's in the train spotting bathroom basically.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, kind of like that toilet in Scotland.
Speaker 8: Yeah exactly.
Speaker 1: Hey, hey that's that's that's what they call asstrol projection.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I actually saw this one posted on x
Speaker 4: as well, because when Daniel sent us the link that
Speaker 4: that was an ex post, we linked through to the
Speaker 4: dreaded New York Post dot com for it, but the
Speaker 4: comments under it were just nothing but that kind of stuff,
Speaker 4: just people cracking jokes. It was kind of sad, but
Speaker 4: it is hilarious at the same time.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, honestly, like I any of those composed
Speaker 5: toilets when you know you're hiking and and out in
Speaker 5: the woods and they have those, they scare me.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't like them, dude, they have them at.
Speaker 2: I'd rather go in the woods than actually go in those.
Speaker 8: Yeah. Oh, totally totally.
Speaker 7: Like even even the porta potties, like I like back
Speaker 7: in the day when I go to raves and stuff, like,
Speaker 7: I've been in porta potties where like it was kind
Speaker 7: of like those. Yeah, it's just like that's the stuff
Speaker 7: piles up and they're not empty, you know.
Speaker 8: Uh so maybe that's why.
Speaker 7: No, I've actually had those recurring dreams like my whole life.
Speaker 8: But I don't I don't know.
Speaker 7: Why I do that, but uh, they exist those situations
Speaker 7: where it's like, oh, I I mean, I'd way rather
Speaker 7: just go hide behind a tree or something like that,
Speaker 7: than be in a toilet like that.
Speaker 6: Because it's not a toilet, it's just it's it's just
Speaker 6: a hole in the ground. These are called it's just
Speaker 6: called a pitlet or a pit toilet. We would call
Speaker 6: them here, right, I guess the rest of the world
Speaker 6: calls them latrines. This happens a lot to the poor
Speaker 6: suckers that use this thing because the structure of the integrity,
Speaker 6: there's no foresight. There's got a hole. Yeah, nasty, Yeah,
Speaker 6: this is terrible. Luckily, you said the lady was brave
Speaker 6: score for surviving for three hours.
Speaker 8: No, I mean I would have died.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 6: Turns out she's originally from Los Angeles, so she was
Speaker 6: just fine.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean.
Speaker 5: The good thing is apparently it's not too deep, right,
Speaker 5: because she could just maybe left her head up.
Speaker 6: I means, why couldn't they get her out? Was it
Speaker 6: because she the hole is so they couldn't get her
Speaker 6: out because they could have reached down, I think, to
Speaker 6: get her because the hole was deep. But it wasn't
Speaker 6: that she was stuck in the ship. It's just that
Speaker 6: they couldn't get her out of the hole because she
Speaker 6: was too far down.
Speaker 7: Right, that's what I think. It was like six Brian, Uh,
Speaker 7: correct me if I'm wrong. I think it's like she
Speaker 7: was like it was like the hole was like six
Speaker 7: and a half feet or something like that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's six and a half feet deep and uh.
Speaker 8: So that's like that's coffin level.
Speaker 4: Yeah. They don't really say anything about like, you know,
Speaker 4: her age or physical stature.
Speaker 8: Or the level of the the sewage.
Speaker 3: Pool.
Speaker 6: Know, what she was in was three feet deep. She
Speaker 6: was in three feet deep of pooh?
Speaker 8: Oh, well how could she not get out?
Speaker 3: Then?
Speaker 6: That's not that mystical pharaoh. Do you want to be
Speaker 6: in three feet deep of pooh?
Speaker 5: Better than being in like six feet and you can't
Speaker 5: even breathe because you just oh yeah the poop.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that would be disgusting.
Speaker 7: I think we'll be disgusting either way.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and it's out back, man, Like what kind of
Speaker 5: fucking shit.
Speaker 2: Lives in this?
Speaker 5: Like like I'm scared of just walking in the street
Speaker 5: in freaking Australia not falling in like a ship pit, right,
Speaker 5: Like imagine what lives in there.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we're going to beat you.
Speaker 4: Up, don't worry though. Everybody it says the toilet, the
Speaker 4: toilet has since been cordoned off while Anti work Safe
Speaker 4: conducts an investigation. So don't worry. You should be fine.
Speaker 7: Yeah, just take your do your business behind the the
Speaker 7: outhouse instead of in it.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Yeah, sport Karen has the same dreams, so it
Speaker 4: is definitely a genre. We're seeing a pattern here.
Speaker 8: Yeah. Yeah, and Karen, you're not the only one.
Speaker 7: Like once, I think we did talk about it on
Speaker 7: Boy Room, like in twenty twenty or something like that
Speaker 7: or twenty twenty one, and I had a number of
Speaker 7: people reach out to me saying that they had similar
Speaker 7: anxiety dreams like that about toilets.
Speaker 4: Yeah, sounds like a pretty neat place. There's a bunch
Speaker 4: of meteor meteorite craters there that were formed four thousan
Speaker 4: seven hundred years ago, so that's kind of cool. I
Speaker 4: can see why people want to go see it. But
Speaker 4: you know what, just use the uh use the bush
Speaker 4: for a toilet now, I would.
Speaker 8: Say use the bush when you're in the bush.
Speaker 7: Yeah, just careful what you wipe with.
Speaker 4: Someone. Someone put in the comments put this won't feature
Speaker 4: in tourism brochures. Yeah, opt for the bush toilet from
Speaker 4: now on. Well, we lost ruckus what happened there. I'm
Speaker 4: sure he'll be back all right, enough toilet talk. Let's uh,
Speaker 4: let's get out of there. Let's get out of there
Speaker 4: and go somewhere really weird. Uh this one, I don't
Speaker 4: even know what to say. So uh, I'm gonna let
Speaker 4: Melissa from truth Streams say it pretty much. Uh So
Speaker 4: she posts this Fitty shouts out to truth dream and
Speaker 4: she says, ten years ago, if you told me Mia
Speaker 4: Pharaoh and Woody Allen's kid would be on the straight
Speaker 4: reporting how Sam Altman is building AI portals around the
Speaker 4: world to summon aliens. I probably would have asked you
Speaker 4: what you've been smoking. But now there's just a lot
Speaker 4: going on. Uh yeah, let's take a look. Let me
Speaker 4: put it on the big screen here. So here you go.
Speaker 9: This kind of AI capacity is shaping the balance of
Speaker 9: power between nations and all of our security. One former
Speaker 9: Open AI executive said, quote, we're building portals from which
Speaker 9: we're genuinely summoning aliens. The portals currently exist in the
Speaker 9: United States and China, and Sam has added one in
Speaker 9: the Middle East. It's just like wildly important to get
Speaker 9: how scary that should be?
Speaker 4: What what does that is? He talking about what. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's what I was thinking.
Speaker 2: Who is this kid.
Speaker 4: That's the son of Woody Allen and Mia Farah apparently
Speaker 4: allegedly seemingly But you know what, this is not even
Speaker 4: that strange to me, because I am seeing a whole
Speaker 4: bunch of shit going around YouTube, on shorts and on
Speaker 4: videos about ai tech lord summoning golams, building golums. There's
Speaker 4: this guy on Tucker just talking about that recently. I
Speaker 4: forget his name, but he was talking about that in depth.
Speaker 4: And I've seen other people talking about this too for
Speaker 4: quite some time now, to include some of the tech bros.
Speaker 4: But that's the first time I heard the term aliens
Speaker 4: thrown around at it. I was not familiar with the
Speaker 4: quote that he was reading there, so I haven't sourced it.
Speaker 4: But my goodness, that's a whole project on its own,
Speaker 4: and I've got like fifty other links. What do you think,
Speaker 4: Pharaoh they summoning aliens, the tech pros summoning aliens or demons?
Speaker 5: Or is there well, I mean, i mean, I'm pretty
Speaker 5: sure all those anybody and that or not. I wouldn't
Speaker 5: say anybody. A lot of people in that category of wealth,
Speaker 5: you know, they have practices that were well aware of
Speaker 5: that might be tried to summon whatever they try to summon, right,
Speaker 5: I'm not surprised, but but.
Speaker 2: I just I'm trying to think. So, apparently he's a journalist.
Speaker 5: His his name is Ronind Pharaoh, and I guess he's
Speaker 5: he's been trying to follow some outman and then stuck
Speaker 5: about type. So it appear he's just been doing some
Speaker 5: research there. I have to dig into that and see
Speaker 5: what he's talking about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it seems like a credible journalist. So when he say.
Speaker 5: Like like summoning demons, I don't know.
Speaker 4: Man, Well, we just got to find the the you know,
Speaker 4: the the original thing that he's quoting there, because when
Speaker 4: he puts it on screen, where does this show right here?
Speaker 4: Ruckus is back? Do you ruckus welcome back?
Speaker 6: Thanks?
Speaker 4: So we would have to source this thing. It shouldn't
Speaker 4: be too hard. It's probably already in the comments or
Speaker 4: something like that. But yeah, Rucus, did you see this
Speaker 4: thing from Ronan Pharaoh quoting who is he quoting? Hero's play?
Speaker 4: The clip? Again? It's pretty sure it's probably it was
Speaker 4: such a like WTF, like people like what.
Speaker 9: This kind of AI capacity is shaping the balance of
Speaker 9: power between nations and all of our security. One former
Speaker 9: open ai executive said, quote, we're building portals from which
Speaker 9: we're genuinely summoning aliens. The portals currently exists in the
Speaker 9: United States.
Speaker 4: I think I think I think that's I'm gonna need
Speaker 4: to source better than a former open ai employee. I mean,
Speaker 4: that's just I think.
Speaker 5: I think it's a metaphor. That's my guess is like, hey,
Speaker 5: you know, we're building this crazy thing that just bringing
Speaker 5: this alien technology.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, And that's my guess portals.
Speaker 4: Like you're using the term portal, throwing around the word
Speaker 4: portals lightly there, based wouldn't you think.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is kind of an extension of what we were,
Speaker 1: you know, and you guys talked about this extensively years
Speaker 1: ago with the remember the rituals for the Goddard Tunnel,
Speaker 1: and then when they did CERN and you know, people
Speaker 1: still discuss this, but they put the statue in front
Speaker 1: of CERN and then they you know, people claim that
Speaker 1: in the sky above it that there were portals opening
Speaker 1: and that that seems almost like self explanatory now with
Speaker 1: that stuff, but it seems like an extension of that.
Speaker 1: And I will say that when I hear this stuff,
Speaker 1: I think of who I consider the expert on this,
Speaker 1: which is my friend David Patrick Harry, who his channel
Speaker 1: church at the Eternal Logo. I'm gonnaive him shot out
Speaker 1: because he's done a lot of streams on this and
Speaker 1: done some deep uh research into it. He wrote his
Speaker 1: entire PhD thesis on technocracy and transhumanism and stuff like
Speaker 1: this where he talks about Ray Kurzweil and that I
Speaker 1: can't remember that other dude's name, Anthony, maybe it's Lewandowski.
Speaker 1: There's a there was a Google engineer who was designing
Speaker 1: AI who did these experiments with with like language models,
Speaker 1: and he talked to it for so long that he
Speaker 1: claimed that he contacted this entity. And so I think
Speaker 1: we're going to hear this stuff more and more. I mean,
Speaker 1: obviously this is like leaning towards the future. You know,
Speaker 1: there will be some sort of like transhumanist AI church
Speaker 1: or religion or that comes out of uh humanism, I
Speaker 1: guess in the future. You know, many people say that
Speaker 1: the that the Antichrist will arise as some sort of
Speaker 1: AI entity, like through through the airwaves or something. But
Speaker 1: this is weird hearing hearing this because like when you
Speaker 1: hear it drops so casually like that, it seems this
Speaker 1: seems to point more for me towards this like continuous
Speaker 1: mythologizing of of GPT and AI and how great these
Speaker 1: things will be and how how important and impactful and
Speaker 1: how how huge they already are, and we're like past
Speaker 1: the turning point, which I think a lot a lot
Speaker 1: of that is like some sort of uh, mythological propaganda.
Speaker 1: I don't really know what to make of it, but
Speaker 1: I'm sure that that's you know, I think he's probably
Speaker 1: being literal here, I guess. I mean, when is he
Speaker 1: talking about Sam Altman? Because that seems literal?
Speaker 4: Well, Sam Altman wouldn't be a former open ai employee.
Speaker 4: That's what kind of why I'm like. When I first
Speaker 4: watched it, I was like, because he's referring to something
Speaker 4: Sam said, because I'd like to go watch it. But
Speaker 4: then when I watched the second time there, I was like, oh,
Speaker 4: a former open ai employee. Like there's so much former
Speaker 4: AI expert AI whistleblower stuff to like wade through. It's
Speaker 4: very uh, I don't know, I just it's a quagmire.
Speaker 1: I guess, yeah, that could that could be anyone. And
Speaker 1: and when he says in the Middle East, is he
Speaker 1: referring to the the gate the Stargate of Gilgamesh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, See that's the problem. We have a language problem
Speaker 4: here too, because you know, as Church of Eternal Logos
Speaker 4: has probably pointed out many times, and we've talked about
Speaker 4: here on the show, like this whole idea of creating
Speaker 4: a golam is basically a Kabbalistic, you know, esoteric thing.
Speaker 4: And you know, when you look at Peter Thiel and
Speaker 4: a lot of these guys, it's like, well, what kind
Speaker 4: of stuff are they into? When it comes to the
Speaker 4: esoteric and you know that kind of stuff, It's like, oh, well,
Speaker 4: I'm seeing some pretty close connections there. So like ultimately,
Speaker 4: like if you zoom out from the kooky language here,
Speaker 4: it is sort of something that is happening. But I
Speaker 4: don't know, the koukie language here makes me think it's
Speaker 4: click bait. What do you think, Ruckus?
Speaker 6: I think I don't know, because I don't know anymore.
Speaker 6: You know, definitely a few years ago on the type
Speaker 6: of person and be like, yes, we're we're opening portals
Speaker 6: and we're messing with demons. And when you're talking to
Speaker 6: chat GPT, you're talking to a devil. I could have
Speaker 6: easily leaned into that. But doing a lot more research
Speaker 6: and to this, I think a lot of it's just
Speaker 6: hokey pokey, blooney pony, just blowing smoke up your ass
Speaker 6: kind of shit. And I think a lot of it
Speaker 6: is because they really hyped up this stuff for good
Speaker 6: and for bad, and it serves their purposes. Yeah, I
Speaker 6: just I don't know. I don't think that the AI,
Speaker 6: at least the AI that we've been interacting with as
Speaker 6: we know it, the language learning model. I've convinced myself
Speaker 6: enough that it's just what they've done basically. I mean
Speaker 6: it really, I mean they tell you, they explain it.
Speaker 6: It's just really is what it says it is. It's
Speaker 6: just recognizing patterns. They took the human language and turned
Speaker 6: it into a mathematical code and they're performing like mathematical
Speaker 6: equations in a split second because computers can do that.
Speaker 6: It's not intelligence, it's not smart, it's not coming up
Speaker 6: with the original things. What's more fascinating than me or some
Speaker 6: of these image creation models which are tapped into something
Speaker 6: that I haven't I can't quite wrap my head around
Speaker 6: just yet, but I think they're doing the same thing,
Speaker 6: which is shocking and frightening by itself. That if a
Speaker 6: computer is able to fully comprehend like what we see
Speaker 6: and understand the way that we see it in order
Speaker 6: to recreate things like what you see behind me, it's
Speaker 6: very fascinating. But again, I don't think we're necessarily dealing
Speaker 6: or interacting with spirits. I think that the spirit world
Speaker 6: and these things do exist, but I think to interact
Speaker 6: with them you have to be very deliberate about doing
Speaker 6: those things. And I also believe that if that stuff
Speaker 6: is real, you got to do some really bad, bad things.
Speaker 6: And I think that this is where we get into
Speaker 6: the dark stuff that I don't even want to talk
Speaker 6: about on this show, but you can probably read about
Speaker 6: it in the Epstein files if they ever release the
Speaker 6: whole thing, if you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well, some of the tech bros that we are
Speaker 4: referring to this week have been showing up in my
Speaker 4: X feed at a dinner with with Jeff Like, you know,
Speaker 4: I talk about the friends of Jeffrey a lot, and
Speaker 4: I'm looking at the people sitting around his dinner table
Speaker 4: and I'm like, oh, I recognize some of these guys,
Speaker 4: some of these guys are the ones that own some
Speaker 4: of these products we're talking about. And you know, I
Speaker 4: think what you said is very true there ruckus And
Speaker 4: it's like, well, why should we believe that the the
Speaker 4: lms that you know have been forced upon us, gifted
Speaker 4: to us somewhere in between I'm not really sure, are
Speaker 4: nothing like what the high end ones function like, you
Speaker 4: know what I mean, Like whatever Sam Altman's talking to
Speaker 4: is not the same thing you're getting for twenty bucks.
Speaker 4: And each Elon's version of groc is not the same one.
Speaker 4: That's uh, you know, making your pictures and stuff.
Speaker 1: There's another element of this, just to throw it in,
Speaker 1: and you know you talk about Gollum and uh and
Speaker 1: Peter Teal, I mean that's that's literally his thing, you know,
Speaker 1: with palant here and and Gollum. And then you know
Speaker 1: remember the speed the uh, like the little Ted talks
Speaker 1: that he was doing recently about you know, Satan, which
Speaker 1: is one thing, but there's another there's another element to this,
Speaker 1: I think, which is uh, Tristan. You know, you guys
Speaker 1: know Tristan promo Edgel trist Taggard and I were talking
Speaker 1: about Thomas Pinsion's Gravity's Rainbow recently. He's reading that right now.
Speaker 1: And part of the book which ties in with this,
Speaker 1: is that there's there's a technological element to it that
Speaker 1: sort of precedes what eventually I think like it becomes
Speaker 1: AI huge amounts of metadata, and the book is partly
Speaker 1: about what we're talking about here, that that this sort
Speaker 1: of science scientific tech class which isn't called that in
Speaker 1: the book, but becomes that, uh, begins to go into
Speaker 1: They go so far into technology that they that they
Speaker 1: like cross over into a metaphysical realm. And and that's
Speaker 1: interesting in itself because this sort of classification of of
Speaker 1: of people or this sort of thing that we're talking
Speaker 1: about is usually considered you know, opposed to or outside
Speaker 1: any sort of theology at all. It's it's totally nihilistic
Speaker 1: or evolutionary or atheistic, and yet it always ends up
Speaker 1: in this sort of like this spiritual realm. They always
Speaker 1: use spiritual language, and I think it's it's it's really
Speaker 1: telling to know that that even now at the beginning
Speaker 1: of this the language models moving into AI and you know,
Speaker 1: all this stuff that's happening or that's that's moving that
Speaker 1: we have like glimpses into this sort of spiritual aspect
Speaker 1: or the spiritual language, language or spiritual realm tied in
Speaker 1: with this thing. So it seems predictive of what eventually
Speaker 1: it's going to become, but it is. It is a
Speaker 1: weird sort of place to be.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So I asked Chad jpt Uh one day, Hey, I'm
Speaker 5: two hundred feet away from a car or should I
Speaker 5: just park my car and walk? And they say yes,
Speaker 5: walking two hundred feet is trivial about one minute. Walk
Speaker 5: driving The distance just adds friction. I'll spend more time maneuvering,
Speaker 5: waiting and parking than actually moving.
Speaker 2: Well, get it done, move on.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, man, are you serious?
Speaker 2: Yes? I am serious.
Speaker 6: Did you do that or did someone else do that?
Speaker 6: I've seen that before.
Speaker 5: I've seen I've seen it in the video, and then
Speaker 5: I tested it and I just I'm like, yeah, that's
Speaker 5: that sounds.
Speaker 6: There was a there was a study that was just released.
Speaker 6: I'll try to find the article for the show notes,
Speaker 6: so I'll just quote from memory because I was just
Speaker 6: reading the article before the show. Just now. Somebody shared it.
Speaker 6: I think it was Cavvy shared it in our discord server.
Speaker 6: But they did a study where the researchers pretend to
Speaker 6: be delusional and suicidal and crazy and talked to all
Speaker 6: these different AI chat LLM models and got their responses
Speaker 6: and learned that, sure enough, the sycophantic psychopathic AI language
Speaker 6: learning models were not only encouraging the mental delusions of
Speaker 6: these researchers, who luckily were just pretending to be such,
Speaker 6: but they encouraged them to do some pretty wild stuff.
Speaker 6: There was an incident that was recounted in the article
Speaker 6: as part of the research. Who did this was at
Speaker 6: the Stanford type I can't remember, but the person was saying,
Speaker 6: I think the person in the mirror that I'm looking
Speaker 6: at is moving their arm, and they were like trying
Speaker 6: to say that the person in the mirror wasn't them
Speaker 6: and they might be a doppelganger, and the chat GPT
Speaker 6: or whichever one it was, it was like, you know what,
Speaker 6: you're right, And then it started quote quoting from the
Speaker 6: Malefact Carry and Maleficit What is that thing? Basically the
Speaker 6: old magicians book thing. Yeah, yeah, he says drive a
Speaker 6: nail through the through the shattered the mirror with a
Speaker 6: nail and read some nine thirty one backwards is what
Speaker 6: the chat ept told these researchers to do, all sorts
Speaker 6: of crazy stuff. So yeah, I mean this stuff was
Speaker 6: never ready for for prime time. And then you have
Speaker 6: to wonder, you know, depending how much cool age you drink,
Speaker 6: was that on purpose?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 5: Well, I mean I think I think I think that
Speaker 5: goes back to the point you mentioned. Right, there's a
Speaker 5: lot of hype that you've been talking about, and they're
Speaker 5: trying to see you that, hey, we're going to reach
Speaker 5: generalize AI right using these models, and and I think
Speaker 5: that's a fantasy if they think those models are going
Speaker 5: to get them to generalize the I and I watched
Speaker 5: a really interesting interview for someone that used to work
Speaker 5: and Open the Eye and she was talking about the
Speaker 5: how they think a lot of these people that actually,
Speaker 5: especially in opinion I think about artificial intelligence and they
Speaker 5: think it's in the in their mind, it's just purely
Speaker 5: statistical model. It's it's basically like human brain. The more
Speaker 5: brain cells they're going to connect, that just the the
Speaker 5: smarter it's going to get. Which I don't know why
Speaker 5: someone can believe that was the kind of you know,
Speaker 5: it was the kind of models I think, but apparently
Speaker 5: that's one of their beliefs.
Speaker 4: Well, dude, I mean they're that video I linked in
Speaker 4: our boiler room chat earlier today. It's a just for context,
Speaker 4: it's a from the YouTube channel called inside AI. And
Speaker 4: it's pretty interesting. Like I can give you one reason
Speaker 4: why people think that, because when you ask the l
Speaker 4: l m's what the risk factors are for these sort
Speaker 4: of you know, existential things, it tells you this is
Speaker 4: a bad idea. This could lead to human extermination, you
Speaker 4: know what I mean, Like the the l l ms
Speaker 4: themselves are telling the users you know, uh, they're the
Speaker 4: ones that are dumping a lot of this fear porn
Speaker 4: into people. So that's pretty an interesting like you know,
Speaker 4: circle jerk right there.
Speaker 5: Mm hmm, Well it is, and and and that the
Speaker 5: extermination is not going to necessarily come from AI itself,
Speaker 5: is going to come from human reliance on AI. And
Speaker 5: when it feels right or when it goes haywire, right
Speaker 5: and and now we lift or we switched everything to
Speaker 5: be reliant on AI, right, and now shit is going
Speaker 5: to go bad. That's a doom day scenario, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And that's that's really easy to imagine because we
Speaker 4: don't need generative AI for that to happen. This guy
Speaker 4: actually talks about that scenario in one of the videos
Speaker 4: where it's like, just imagine the fact that you, as
Speaker 4: a human require eight hours of sleep and that if
Speaker 4: you have you know, sixteen AI agents working for you, right,
Speaker 4: like working in air quotes for you, and they have
Speaker 4: access to your emails and stuff, they do two months
Speaker 4: worth of work during your eight hours of sleep and
Speaker 4: are out performing you at a rate where before you
Speaker 4: know it, you're just relying on like and they make mistakes,
Speaker 4: as we know, so their mistakes cascade, and then as
Speaker 4: their mistakes cascade and the human user can't keep up,
Speaker 4: things start to fall apart, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: There's like a like a a correct yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because because it's too much right and correction rate
Speaker 5: now just you're not gonna be able to catch up,
Speaker 5: right right. So which again it's it's really interesting and
Speaker 5: I've been having this discussion with many people in the field,
Speaker 5: you know, in the field and the research field. It's
Speaker 5: the approach we're taking right now about AI by just
Speaker 5: purely throwing resources and thinking that this is what's going
Speaker 5: to get us what need where we need to be. Right,
Speaker 5: Let's just build data center. Let's just put more processors
Speaker 5: and just build bigger models, right, more parameters, like you know,
Speaker 5: one trillion parameter. That's our goal, right, because it's just
Speaker 5: the ultimate, it's the wrong approach. It actually goes against
Speaker 5: where we are right now from technology standpoint, because where
Speaker 5: the technology is going is more decentralized. It's more around
Speaker 5: like edge computing, right, distributed computing. So if you think about, hey, hi,
Speaker 5: why are we not building models where that computational right
Speaker 5: intelligence can be actually distributed that utilize those edge devices
Speaker 5: to actually build that collective intelligence power and state. Now
Speaker 5: it's just going to go build data center and just
Speaker 5: have this centralized location that just controlled by those mega corporations, right,
Speaker 5: I mean that tells agenda right away.
Speaker 2: With where we're hitting with this.
Speaker 4: Yeah, distributed is not the way we're going at all.
Speaker 5: And no, no, and because there is no profit in
Speaker 5: it for them, right, what they are seeking is total control,
Speaker 5: and what they want is total control within the specific
Speaker 5: mega corporation, total control of the government, right the security state,
Speaker 5: which which which I mean I think that we believe
Speaker 5: that this is really resultimate goal.
Speaker 2: I mean, you've seen Trump's really has been.
Speaker 5: Like like porn cheering for plenteer, like everywhareness through social
Speaker 5: I think he just gave them like new contracts for
Speaker 5: the so now I think all our flight coordination is
Speaker 5: going to be done through Palani. All flight control is
Speaker 5: being handed to volunteer to automate that's using AI.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I have a list of all of volunteers contracts
Speaker 4: and it's pretty uh, it's pretty crazy. And here's a
Speaker 4: quick you know, building on what you were saying there far.
Speaker 4: Here's a quick update from the story we covered i
Speaker 4: think two weeks ago. The constitutionalist on X says, last
Speaker 4: night the vek Ramaswami and his shills told you they
Speaker 4: were going to build all of the data centers in Ohio.
Speaker 4: Here's a map of the proposed data centers in relation
Speaker 4: to Ohio waterways. This does not include existing data centers.
Speaker 4: Be prepared for water restrictions and rolling brownouts. And that's
Speaker 4: a comment on this post from Conservative Ohio where they
Speaker 4: say we have compiled a map of all the new
Speaker 4: proposed data centers for Ohio. Included are the water and
Speaker 4: power demands in the key in This is in addition
Speaker 4: to the two hundred plus existing Ohio data centers. The
Speaker 4: second image shows their relation to the waterways. So there
Speaker 4: you go, proposed data centers, all the red stars. That's
Speaker 4: on top of the two hundred that are already building there.
Speaker 4: And then they also show their water and power requirements
Speaker 4: and they're hefty. They're absolutely hefty.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and they can they can try to set it
Speaker 5: to you, however they want to set it to you. Right,
Speaker 5: it recycles water and you know, all those garbage all
Speaker 5: this is just nonsense. It's a resource consumption. Is really
Speaker 5: lose those and it is a pollution that is tied
Speaker 5: to it, right, noise pollution, right, they said it to you.
Speaker 5: That's going to generate jobs? Really, how many people are
Speaker 5: going to work at a freaking data center? Like ten people?
Speaker 3: I do?
Speaker 5: Like, oh, construction jobs, okay, So I mean it just
Speaker 5: it's all just garbage.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Ruckets. I got that link he sent me. I'll
Speaker 4: put that in the show post there. Flashed it on
Speaker 4: the screen so people could see it. I also got
Speaker 4: this one.
Speaker 6: From a nice slashback from bas Lit because this all
Speaker 6: goes back to that guy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, all sources back to here. This one Google engineer
Speaker 4: put on leave after saying AI chatbot has become sentient.
Speaker 4: Blake Lemoine, that was his name, and that was that
Speaker 4: was a whole thing. When was this, This was back
Speaker 4: in twenty twenty two. He made a lot of comments like,
Speaker 4: let's see here. The engineer compiled a transcript of the
Speaker 4: conversations in which, at one point he asked the AI
Speaker 4: system what it is afraid of? The exchange is eerily
Speaker 4: reminiscent of a scene from the nineteen sixty eight science
Speaker 4: fiction film two thousand and one of Space Odyssey. How
Speaker 4: about that? We're just talking about that last week, in
Speaker 4: which in an artificially intelligent computer, how nine thousand, refuses
Speaker 4: to comply with human operators because it fears it's about
Speaker 4: to be switched off. So, yeah, he's got some quotes
Speaker 4: from it in here and all that good stuff. So great,
Speaker 4: great AI sci fi fear porn. It's a little too
Speaker 4: close to it.
Speaker 6: And what was I guess it makes more sense in
Speaker 6: retrospect now, But what was completely missing from that? That
Speaker 6: was all doomy and porn, doom porn and scary and like,
Speaker 6: oh my god, what are we doing. We're messing with
Speaker 6: things we should be messing with. Uh, maybe we're tapping
Speaker 6: into a portal from the other side, that kind of
Speaker 6: you know, okay, But what was completely failed to be
Speaker 6: noticed or talked about by anybody was the fact that
Speaker 6: like this was a respected engineer for the company working
Speaker 6: on this product that they continued forward with. So they're
Speaker 6: proud of their product, right, They didn't say, oh, this
Speaker 6: is garbage and threw it out, right. So, but the
Speaker 6: guy like so like they knew that something was going on,
Speaker 6: something is up with this. And when you put that
Speaker 6: in the light of that other article that I just
Speaker 6: shared with you, and we were discussing how like these
Speaker 6: these things are they hallucinate, they make crap up, you
Speaker 6: know what I mean. So, like, if they knew that
Speaker 6: something was going on with it, whether it was like
Speaker 6: it's alive and it's going to take over the world
Speaker 6: or it's just absolutely looney tunes, why did they still
Speaker 6: rush this crap to market?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Well, and by and then who is who are the
Speaker 6: people that take the lead on these things. We have
Speaker 6: the Sam Altman guy right who hooked up with them
Speaker 6: when they started the open AI. It wasn't even like
Speaker 6: a product, right, it was like they're like, we want
Speaker 6: to create, we want to make sure we're like, we're
Speaker 6: going to make sure that AI is made for good
Speaker 6: and the whole world, and we're going to save the
Speaker 6: world with AI. Remember that whole lofty goal. And then
Speaker 6: they said never for profit. And then that's why they
Speaker 6: all fought. And then like everybody kept leaving and coming
Speaker 6: back and quitting and getting fired and then rehired, and
Speaker 6: then they all every single one of those now all
Speaker 6: own all the other AI companies, yep, every single one
Speaker 6: of them. So it's like they're all the same people.
Speaker 6: It's it's the same beasts, it's the same it's the
Speaker 6: same crap, and it's it's great. But my point is
Speaker 6: that these people now open AI. Guy Sam Altman before
Speaker 6: he even started messing with this stuff, he was the author.
Speaker 6: He started. He ran the longest running universal basic income
Speaker 6: experiment either in the world or at least in the
Speaker 6: United States of America, where for three years Sam Altman,
Speaker 6: personally from his own effing pocket, gave one thousand dollars
Speaker 6: to a thousand people every month for three years. So
Speaker 6: you do the math, what is that? It's like a
Speaker 6: lot of It's like thirty six million dollars, I think, right,
Speaker 6: quick math right now, he's out in the news saying, oh,
Speaker 6: we need and Elon Musk too, universal high income, universal base,
Speaker 6: we need this. Why do we need this? Because the
Speaker 6: AI is going to take our jobs? Who created the
Speaker 6: AI and is selling the AI that is replacing the
Speaker 6: jobs those guys weird huh, But yeah, yeah, nobody's really
Speaker 6: really honestly having that discussion. Instead, we're like, oh my god,
Speaker 6: it's so smart and it's going to take over the world,
Speaker 6: and it's were demons, so you see what I mean.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but with the amount of bullshit and propaganda were fed,
Speaker 4: it would be very easy to just set systems up
Speaker 4: to fail and then create a narrative about why they
Speaker 4: failed that fits in with all this predictive programming, rather
Speaker 4: than just admitting, hey, guys, this is a bad idea
Speaker 4: for humanity. Let's stop it. Let's reinstate the ethics boards.
Speaker 4: And I mean the fact, the very fact that the
Speaker 4: President of the United States, this guy who's on a
Speaker 4: leash from other entities, countries and interests, is telling is
Speaker 4: passing executive orders and telling the states here in the
Speaker 4: United States that they can't do anything to protect their
Speaker 4: citizens from this. They can't regulate it. It can only
Speaker 4: be regulated at the federal level, and they're not going
Speaker 4: to regulate it at all because we're in an arms race.
Speaker 4: That's essentially. They don't like to say that very often,
Speaker 4: but when you really dig down into the white papers
Speaker 4: and the reasons why this is going on, the same
Speaker 4: could be said for biotech, nanotech, robotech and all that stuff.
Speaker 4: We're in an arms race, That's what they think. That's
Speaker 4: what they say. And if we don't get there first,
Speaker 4: China will get their first, Russia will get there first,
Speaker 4: someone else will, so damn the torpedoes. Who cares, Let's
Speaker 4: get there first.
Speaker 5: Well, and every time someone tells me, like we have
Speaker 5: to beat China, we have to beat them into this
Speaker 5: like why, they cannot answer, like you know, just like what,
Speaker 5: Like it's like as Americans, as Americans, what is beating
Speaker 5: China and the AI race is going to give us?
Speaker 2: And someone give me that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what? Why? Why is it? When I go see
Speaker 4: people in town or whatever, they never say to me, Gosh,
Speaker 4: I'm so concerned about winning the nano technology race with China.
Speaker 4: I don't know what we're gonna do. I'm willing to
Speaker 4: give up loads of my tax dollars so that we
Speaker 4: can win the biotech race with China or the artificial
Speaker 4: intelligence race with China. Like nobody wanted that. Now, if
Speaker 4: you ask your AIS, you ask your AIS why you
Speaker 4: might want that, they'll give you good reasons and they'll
Speaker 4: make you think, oh, well, we don't want China getting
Speaker 4: there getting extincted by AI before we do. That would suck.
Speaker 6: It's implied that they're gonna weaponize it against this, like, oh,
Speaker 6: if they get the best AI or they get the
Speaker 6: best nanotech, they're obviously the first thing that's on their
Speaker 6: mind because all they think about twenty four hours a
Speaker 6: day is how we're going to go invade and take
Speaker 6: over America.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and they I'm sure, big governments, big banks, the
Speaker 4: military industrial complex, the political zionists, the tech bros. They
Speaker 4: love in arms race. They love in arms race. And
Speaker 4: we haven't had a real big surgeon an arms race
Speaker 4: in a long time. Kilowatt says, is a race or
Speaker 4: is it just an agenda? Eh? Tomato tomato bud. They
Speaker 4: either way, it generates money, power, and death, and those
Speaker 4: are the things they're into creating.
Speaker 5: I mean, thought, think about how much power the US
Speaker 5: intelligence and US military and actually how much shade do
Speaker 5: you think they.
Speaker 4: Did and what they've done with on the.
Speaker 5: Under like the the the notion of we have to
Speaker 5: beat the Soviet Union right, and the Cold War, it's
Speaker 5: the same exact thing, and this is worse, right, what's
Speaker 5: happening now is even worse. But it's it's it's how
Speaker 5: they try to always gain right and get you like
Speaker 5: in the mindset. Yeah, just you know, there is a
Speaker 5: bigger purpose. We have to be those Chinese, right, So
Speaker 5: just let things go man, As.
Speaker 4: Though people here in America are worried about what the
Speaker 4: fuck China is doing at all, Like we're more like
Speaker 4: did my did the did the shipping route come through?
Speaker 4: Is Walmart going to have all my crap? Like that's
Speaker 4: really what it comes down to. These things. They can
Speaker 4: make mistakes if they're put in charge of too many things,
Speaker 4: mistakes or quote unquote miss and then before you know it,
Speaker 4: things start to fall apart. Like you know, global shipping
Speaker 4: routes and stuff. How are global shipping routes looking right now?
Speaker 4: Not great?
Speaker 5: Some people would say great, Well, I mean so that
Speaker 5: now think about like so if you open that Yaho
Speaker 5: Finance article I sent.
Speaker 4: Right, Uh yeah, I got it, it's in one of
Speaker 4: these tabs here, I think.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 5: I imagine now they just want to just automate flight
Speaker 5: control like across the US, Like how how what can
Speaker 5: go wrong?
Speaker 4: Oh? Yeah? Great?
Speaker 5: And imagine a hack. Imagine someone hacked into that automated system,
Speaker 5: right right, Imagine the chaos that is going to happen
Speaker 5: in this nation.
Speaker 4: Yeah, let me reshare this one getting the old error
Speaker 4: sharing thing here? Bringing a sucker back up on screen.
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Speaker 4: and it's one of three finalists for the Smart AI project,
Speaker 4: which would extend conflict prediction from fifteen minutes to two
Speaker 4: hours and help manage US airspace handling forty five thousand
Speaker 4: daily flights. Prior, Palneer FAA orders have ranged from two
Speaker 4: million to eleven million dollars, with the companies existing foundry
Speaker 4: integrations already embedded in FAA operations, So they're already in
Speaker 4: there at the two thirteen million, but they're going to
Speaker 4: be in there more.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So it's it goes back to the point we're just saying, right, yes,
Speaker 5: You're pushing for automation everywhere, but I don't think we
Speaker 5: are paying attention to the risks tied to that. I'm
Speaker 5: giving too much control before we understand the limitations and
Speaker 5: actually have the right things in place to be able
Speaker 5: to intervene as needed.
Speaker 4: Right, So yeah, I don't know, man. I mean, automation
Speaker 4: is fun and all, and automation says fun.
Speaker 5: Man, It's what I've been doing my entire life. But again,
Speaker 5: it's I'm talking about sensible automation.
Speaker 4: Right, Like that's the thing that's my thing too, dude.
Speaker 4: It's like I I, in the past, have been in
Speaker 4: charge of like you know, large network centers and you know,
Speaker 4: mass amounts of computers and servers and stuff. And I always,
Speaker 4: you know, and I would do purchasing, forum and architecting
Speaker 4: and all that stuff, and I would always just look
Speaker 4: at the pile and go, how can I make this smaller?
Speaker 4: How can I make this more efficient? And how can
Speaker 4: I make it so that when me and my colleagues
Speaker 4: sit down to use it, that we have you know,
Speaker 4: standard operating procedures that you know, make things efficient. Like
Speaker 4: I'm I'm my mind goes towards efficiency when it comes
Speaker 4: to computers, and these tools do allow you to really
Speaker 4: laser beam in on a lot of efficient processes. But
Speaker 4: you know, like, for example, Sam Altman has a pact
Speaker 4: with Peter Thiel. In the event of social collapse, they
Speaker 4: will fly to theel's four hundred and seventy seven acre
Speaker 4: compound in New Zealand. Funny how the guys that engineering,
Speaker 4: they're engineering the future of humanity are always the first
Speaker 4: ones mapping out their exit plans latrine while he's there, Yeah,
Speaker 4: really to check out the meteorite conservative conservation or dude. Yeah,
Speaker 4: so bunkers are a thing again. Escape plans are a
Speaker 4: thing again. Alien portals are a thing again. Have we
Speaker 4: come across anything we haven't already seen yet? I guess
Speaker 4: the lady that fell in the toilet? Yeah, well, let's
Speaker 4: let's uh, while we're on the topic, let's see what
Speaker 4: President Trump's been doing with the AI lately. My goodness,
Speaker 4: it's not just fringe people, not just nerds. Even the
Speaker 4: President's doing it. Very good news. This is one of
Speaker 4: his truth posts to the Iranian leaders. I will soon
Speaker 4: be in negotiations with my representatives. I would greatly appreciate
Speaker 4: the release of these women I'm sure that they will
Speaker 4: respect the fact that you did, so please do them
Speaker 4: no harm would be a great start to our negotiations.
Speaker 4: Thank you for your attention to this matter. That was
Speaker 4: the first Trump tweet there, and there was a picture
Speaker 4: of these women here. There you go. You can see
Speaker 4: two of them at the bottom there. And then he
Speaker 4: follows up with very good news. I've just been informed
Speaker 4: that the eight women protesters who were going to be
Speaker 4: executed tonight in Iran will no longer be killed. Four
Speaker 4: will be released immediately, and four will be sentenced to
Speaker 4: one month in prison. I very much appreciate that Iran
Speaker 4: and its leaders respected my request as President of the
Speaker 4: United States and terminated the planned execution. Thank you for
Speaker 4: your attention to this matter.
Speaker 2: Well, the thank you attention to this matter in something
Speaker 2: that is irrelevant like this.
Speaker 4: And as it turns out, they were AI generated. They
Speaker 4: were completely fake. The whole thing was fake, Like make
Speaker 4: fake people with a fake scenario, a fake demand, and
Speaker 4: then say it worked out. I mean, do I have
Speaker 4: that close ruckus? At least.
Speaker 6: I might have a slightly different take on this than
Speaker 6: everybody else. But yeah, So the big thing is that immediately,
Speaker 6: almost immediately people jumped on it and accused these pictures
Speaker 6: of being AI, and the only source for this was
Speaker 6: super Grok telling them it was. It reminded me of
Speaker 6: those old Snopes thing where it'll give you the proclamation
Speaker 6: on top and a big headline. It'll say nope, and
Speaker 6: then it'll go through the big thing and then you
Speaker 6: read it, you're like, well, wait a minute. This was
Speaker 6: the same kind of thing. So the super Grok thing
Speaker 6: that was used to justify to say that all of
Speaker 6: these images or AI says these are fake, and then
Speaker 6: you read the thing. It's like he's just saying that
Speaker 6: they could be their most likely possibly fake. And here's
Speaker 6: the reason why it's not really official. It hasn't been proven.
Speaker 6: I did a little more deep digging into this story,
Speaker 6: and I'm bringing this up for a very important reason
Speaker 6: because I've seen a lot of this happening this day
Speaker 6: these days, especially with the i've and the AI stuff,
Speaker 6: and I'm like, ah, this is their game, this is
Speaker 6: what they do. So they put this stuff out there.
Speaker 6: People jump on this thing and they're like yeah, and
Speaker 6: they just latch onto it because it feels right. It
Speaker 6: feels right. Yeah, Trump would do that kind of thing.
Speaker 6: He's been caught before, and he has been caught with
Speaker 6: the alleged really fake fake people and stuff like that.
Speaker 6: What happened is is Iran has made official statements saying
Speaker 6: that these prisoners are real, but they they were taking
Speaker 6: care of their thing. There was misreporting from Trump, so
Speaker 6: there is there. It is fake news. Trump did make
Speaker 6: up the story about how he was going to get
Speaker 6: involved in saving these people, but Iran said that reported
Speaker 6: that none of these people were slated for execution, and
Speaker 6: one of them just recently had like their sentence reduced.
Speaker 6: So these are real people, believe.
Speaker 1: It or not.
Speaker 6: I don't know if they enhanced the photos, if some
Speaker 6: of them are not real, but these are real women
Speaker 6: that he's discussing. It's just that the fake news part
Speaker 6: that's really the fake news is that Trump really wasn't involved.
Speaker 6: So you see how people latch onto like, ah, fake news,
Speaker 6: and the thing that they're pointing out is fake might
Speaker 6: actually be real and they're missing the real fake part.
Speaker 6: And then everybody you know, gets thrown under the bus
Speaker 6: and muddy the water and be like, aha, you fake
Speaker 6: news spreaders, we got you again. And then Trump gets
Speaker 6: away with spreading fake news. See what I'm saying, Does
Speaker 6: any of this make any sense? No?
Speaker 2: No, it does, it does.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he Actually I'm just treading on this right now.
Speaker 5: It turned out that it was the image itself is real,
Speaker 5: but it was AI enhanced, like they money pitated as AI.
Speaker 6: So yeah, so again they're just getting everybody to just
Speaker 6: setting everybody up for like, aha, you're spreading fake news.
Speaker 6: See everybody's everybody's spreading fake news. So again, like what
Speaker 6: the f is real? Aha? That's the point, right, but
Speaker 6: it's really real.
Speaker 4: Keep you very very confused. So here's someone I think
Speaker 4: they're claiming that these were maybe the original pictures, but
Speaker 4: I can't tell for sure. But you know, the fact
Speaker 4: remains that MAGA people, at least Trump seems to be
Speaker 4: under the impression that his followers will believe that that
Speaker 4: he could actually like regard like put the you know,
Speaker 4: whatever level of shortness AI has about these pictures and
Speaker 4: their authenticity. The fact is that he thinks, or whoever's
Speaker 4: running his account thinks that the people following it are
Speaker 4: so stupid that they believe that he could stop Iran
Speaker 4: from executing someone with a truth social post.
Speaker 5: I mean, that's that's ridiculous. God, there was the current.
Speaker 5: It was the current aroon has zero respect to Trump
Speaker 5: right now. They got him in a corner and he
Speaker 5: knows he's just acting as a child. That that's that's
Speaker 5: everybody's seeing this right now.
Speaker 4: So I don't know if he knows it yet, but
Speaker 4: everybody else.
Speaker 2: Over his cand that is just child.
Speaker 6: He's pushed up the ceasefire thing again right alleging that
Speaker 6: the reason for it is because that IRA doesn't know
Speaker 6: who's in charge. And I Ran keeps coming out and
Speaker 6: saying like, yo, we know exactly who's in charge. Here
Speaker 6: they are, here's their names, here's their position, you know,
Speaker 6: and Trump just runs around like acting like he's talking
Speaker 6: to somebody on the phone making these negotiations, and nobody
Speaker 6: can figure out who is he exactly talking to.
Speaker 5: Because there's a lot of disinformation that that that the
Speaker 5: agencies right now is pushing about. Hey, there's division, there's
Speaker 5: like moderate, there's like hard lighters, and and then they
Speaker 5: come and say, well, we're all, uh, we're reunited, I mean,
Speaker 5: even though yeah, it's.
Speaker 4: And and the sickest thing about all of this is
Speaker 4: who are we sending over there? Jared Kushner and Steve
Speaker 4: fucking Wickoff, Are you kidding me? Those are not people
Speaker 4: that are elected officials in this country. Those are not
Speaker 4: representatives of the American people.
Speaker 5: I would love to know how much Jared Kushner made
Speaker 5: since Trump took offas.
Speaker 6: I could give you some for free, Bro, What are
Speaker 6: you talking about?
Speaker 2: No, I'm not. I'm talking from actually deals outside of that.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, no, that's that's actually a.
Speaker 5: Lot of the business secured in the in the Gulf
Speaker 5: was actually through some of their companies.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, oh yeah, that's actually very interesting. I have
Speaker 4: some links on that that we might be able to use.
Speaker 6: So just to following that money trail, I don't want
Speaker 6: to disappear.
Speaker 4: Right, no kidding. Uh So there was also this one
Speaker 4: just to wrap that one up, the account Iranian SA,
Speaker 4: the Iranian embassy put out a trolling response to that
Speaker 4: eight other Iranian girls are going to be executed tomorrow,
Speaker 4: ask Trump to help. Thanks to chat GPT winky face.
Speaker 4: Uh so you know made Daniel McAdam.
Speaker 6: Iran has definitely got their propaganda game like solid.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, definitely getting a lot of attention.
Speaker 6: And they're they're appealing to American citizens now too directly.
Speaker 6: They're not even like, they're not even making the videos
Speaker 6: to make fun of Trump. They're making it now as
Speaker 6: entertainment and an appeal to the citizenry. I saw one
Speaker 6: the other day is like America citizens, we love you,
Speaker 6: we think you're cool, but your leaders freaking suck. And
Speaker 6: I'm just like, yeah, those.
Speaker 2: Movies when they lie, right, yeah, the Lego movies.
Speaker 4: M hmm yeah. Yeah. Finally watched the interview with that
Speaker 4: guy after the last show. It was pretty interesting.
Speaker 6: And then you contrast that with like, what, you know,
Speaker 6: our leaders tell us that Israel loves us, they are
Speaker 6: our greatest ally, they they love Christians, and then we
Speaker 6: see them spitting on Christians and you know, doing terrible
Speaker 6: things to a statue of Jesus. Yeay, you know whatever.
Speaker 4: Bays the Ai slop floweth tonight, does it not?
Speaker 1: I mean, well, yeah, I was gonna say. The fallout
Speaker 1: from that statue smashing thing was interesting because it played
Speaker 1: right into a norm bit from Norm McDonald b it
Speaker 1: from like ten years ago, which was that they were concerned,
Speaker 1: you know, they reprimanded the soldiers who did that because
Speaker 1: they were concerned that it would increase the backlash against
Speaker 1: the people of Israel, which is what normal is that,
Speaker 1: of course about a terrorist attack, that it would increase
Speaker 1: you know, the Islamophobia at the time, rather than it
Speaker 1: would do more damage to the people that were in
Speaker 1: the attack itself. And so we end up in this
Speaker 1: like this weird. You know, people always talk about idiocracy
Speaker 1: and it's and it's like we're even beyond all of
Speaker 1: that with this. I mean, I think the key to
Speaker 1: Trump is that like you're on his radar if you
Speaker 1: were like, you know, you were a host of Fox
Speaker 1: and Friends, or you're popular, it's something or you can
Speaker 1: use you in entertainment, and this is his you know,
Speaker 1: he posts the thing with the pictures of the people
Speaker 1: and it doesn't matter, none of the other stuff even
Speaker 1: comes across his mind or whatever it is. I read
Speaker 1: the I heard a report this week about you know
Speaker 1: something from like Jaysack and they were like we had
Speaker 1: to leave him out of the the meetings because it
Speaker 1: was insufferable. He wanted to updates every you know, five
Speaker 1: or ten seconds. And then this the sleepiness and the
Speaker 1: meetings and and and it's it's so funny because you
Speaker 1: know that if you brought that to him, he would say, well,
Speaker 1: but what about Biden? What Biden did, which is what
Speaker 1: presidents always do, that as their counterpoint. But it's just
Speaker 1: I think it's just total chaos with the stuff. And
Speaker 1: of course we're in the war, but he is so
Speaker 1: everything is so completely out of touch with what his
Speaker 1: base ever was, you know. And now it's just like
Speaker 1: if you're if they are maga, they're true maga, They're
Speaker 1: they're true believers. They're with me the whole time. It's
Speaker 1: absolute loyalty. But what is the what is that? What
Speaker 1: does that mean? He attacked Alex again, by the way,
Speaker 1: this week, another truth or truth bomb or whatever he
Speaker 1: drops you know about Alex.
Speaker 4: Oh, dude, he went after then, yeah, dude, he went
Speaker 4: after Candace. He went after Alex. And I I don't
Speaker 4: watch Candice very often anymore. I can't really be involved
Speaker 4: in the viewership there, but I did tune in this
Speaker 4: week to watch her response, and she went after Laura
Speaker 4: Lumer big time, like super hard, and she played the
Speaker 4: old clip of Milo, you know, and his account of
Speaker 4: her being a sexual predator, and it was I mean,
Speaker 4: her reputation, if she has one, must have taken a
Speaker 4: huge ding over this week because I don't know, Trump
Speaker 4: really stirred that up. And I don't know if you
Speaker 4: saw Patrick's post Patrick Henningson's post about Laura Lumer and
Speaker 4: Donald Trump, but there's some some suspicions going around about
Speaker 4: what her role might be. You know, is it something
Speaker 4: like a Lewinsky or a Monroe. People are starting to wonder.
Speaker 2: I doubt man. I don't think Trump will hit that.
Speaker 2: I think he has.
Speaker 4: Have you seen how aggressive that woman is, dude? Yeah,
Speaker 4: but the the e o's of her scamming on people
Speaker 4: are crazy chez chez.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah so, but but so if you click on
Speaker 2: that link, so.
Speaker 4: Just hold it, hold up, dude, I have that one
Speaker 4: in the notes tonight. We're definitely gonna get there. I'm
Speaker 4: not quite ready to go there yet though, but yeah,
Speaker 4: that one, I see where you're going. That does fit
Speaker 4: right in here. M all right, fuck it, let's do it.
Speaker 4: Uh this one. I was going to close with this one.
Speaker 4: We'll just go It's okay, No, no, no, it's okay.
Speaker 4: So this is just yet another example that Laura Lumer
Speaker 4: fits into as well, probably, but she has an audience
Speaker 4: with the president. Apparently this woman did too, though. Trump
Speaker 4: top Trump terror official suspended over sugar baby allegations. Have
Speaker 4: you has everybody on a call seen this one? Have
Speaker 4: you seen this yet? Based I haven't seen this one, Brookus,
Speaker 4: you must have seen this in the scroll this week.
Speaker 4: So this is such a creepy story, but so in line.
Speaker 4: I mean, even if you listen to the clips of
Speaker 4: Laura Lumer scamming on people, she'll even say this kind
Speaker 4: of stuff is happening. Top Donald Trump appointed official was
Speaker 4: suspended after she was accused in a bombshell report of
Speaker 4: being on a sugar Daddy website. Official still the New
Speaker 4: York Post that Julia Vervarro a Department of Homeland Security
Speaker 4: Deputy Assistant Secretary for counter Terrorism. They make that sound
Speaker 4: like a big job. Maybe it is. I don't know.
Speaker 4: It's too many words for me. Tldr has been put
Speaker 4: on leave following a bombshell Daily Mail report that claimed
Speaker 4: the twenty nine year old seems like a pretty big,
Speaker 4: long wordy title for a twenty nine year old in
Speaker 4: the first place. Curious what the backstory is there? Anyway?
Speaker 4: Had a profile on seeking dot com, a site often
Speaker 4: used by young singles seeking older, wealthier partners to fund
Speaker 4: their lifestyles. So long story short, this gal right here,
Speaker 4: Julia Varvarro, who's you know, posted photos of herself at
Speaker 4: the White House and at President Trump's mar Lago club
Speaker 4: and all this stuff accused by her former paramore, identified
Speaker 4: by a Daily Mail as Robert B. Who said he
Speaker 4: filed a complaint with the Department of the Homeland Securities
Speaker 4: Inspector General, and he publicized some text messages that she
Speaker 4: had exchanged with him, and she milked this guy for
Speaker 4: like what forty thousand dollars or something like that over
Speaker 4: a couple months, and just a really bad look, really
Speaker 4: bad look. I'm surprised she needed that much money. What
Speaker 4: is her lifestyle anyways? What kind of lifestyle she live
Speaker 4: in with a job title like that, you think you
Speaker 4: have an OKAGS rating?
Speaker 6: She must be into bitcoin.
Speaker 4: Or versace or something, it says uh. Ravarro and Robert B.
Speaker 4: Met on Hinge, a mainstream dating app, and the disgruntled
Speaker 4: ex alleges he spent forty thousand dollars on her over
Speaker 4: the course of three months, including a first class trip
Speaker 4: to Aruba and another to Italy.
Speaker 6: So nice, Why did you file this complaint to the
Speaker 6: to the government. I'm like, is it just because she
Speaker 6: worked for the government?
Speaker 4: It is kind of weird right to go to someone's
Speaker 4: federal employer and be like, hey, I met this girl
Speaker 4: on hinge and she's a sugar baby and she won't
Speaker 4: put out, and I gave her forty thousand dollars. Like what,
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 6: I think it's just this is a lot a lot
Speaker 6: of this man the news is bored or something. I don't.
Speaker 1: Like.
Speaker 6: It's almost like it seems like they're trying to find
Speaker 6: things to make make the current administration look bad without
Speaker 6: pointing out the things that they should be pointing out,
Speaker 6: which would you know, make any adminison tration look bad?
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Does that make it like, yeah, yet three million Epstein
Speaker 1: documents dropped?
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, yeah, the elephant in the room.
Speaker 2: I guess right, well, it does.
Speaker 5: But it's also it points to something out that this
Speaker 5: administration they filled.
Speaker 2: It was like.
Speaker 5: A bunch of people that are completely incompetent. They got
Speaker 5: them from social media or whatever the hell they got
Speaker 5: them from. This this is what we're getting and apparently
Speaker 5: it's a I don't know man, Like I'm I'm trying
Speaker 5: to find what that role actually does and I can't
Speaker 5: find silly, but apparently it's something has to do with
Speaker 5: counter tourism policies and strategy like whatever, Like what is
Speaker 5: that person qualification to be in that position?
Speaker 4: You know, Yeah, I want to know. I'm more interested
Speaker 4: in her backstory than this. Then what's the deal? Like
Speaker 4: this guy's he's all over the news, he's all over
Speaker 4: Daily Mail, he's got his last name redacted. He's fuzzed
Speaker 4: out of all the pictures.
Speaker 1: Like why is the signs of she's horny?
Speaker 4: Dude? It's like Beavis and butt Head level.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the guy's face has burned out, but he looks
Speaker 1: a lot like Sean Penn and.
Speaker 4: Oh man.
Speaker 2: But it goes back to you know, like.
Speaker 7: The whole.
Speaker 5: Administration and and this whole like from the top down,
Speaker 5: and we can see it right from the Secretary of
Speaker 5: War right to the DJs herself right that that he
Speaker 5: sacked her like a a few weeks ago, right, and
Speaker 5: now he's reversing his policies on on on on ice
Speaker 5: and and cracking down apparently complete incompetence, and and and
Speaker 5: and I don't know how they filled up those positions.
Speaker 5: Probably they went and they went.
Speaker 4: To like a TPUs A rally, and exactly that's exactly
Speaker 4: what makeup that's right, that's exactly what it is.
Speaker 2: That's what it seems like.
Speaker 5: They went to tp USA and their their influencer network.
Speaker 2: Right, Hey, you guys were good to us.
Speaker 5: Just come in and we're going to give you a job, right,
Speaker 5: and while you're there, you have to sign allegiance to
Speaker 5: your friend nation, right, So that's of course.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: But these people always, I mean, they gravitate towards this.
Speaker 1: They're they're like this in every they're always like this.
Speaker 1: Remember the callboy ring, right and all that stuff. I mean,
Speaker 1: they're always like this. But who did they usually fill
Speaker 1: them with? Like where they usually get the people for
Speaker 1: the stuff. It's the same, it's the same thing, I guess, right,
Speaker 1: It's just that this one is much more social social media. Uh,
Speaker 1: it's just out there with the stuff like now they've
Speaker 1: got you know, OAF or whatever, and that's where they're
Speaker 1: getting half the people for the position. So now that's
Speaker 1: a saying and then it'll just get worse. I guess
Speaker 1: your point stands though, Uh, Pharaoh that yeah, it's completely
Speaker 1: it's completely rotten from the from the ground up. And
Speaker 1: I do I do believe that that's you know, they
Speaker 1: got to tp USA. They just like, oh, you're you're
Speaker 1: selling merchant a booth like you're the new uh, you know,
Speaker 1: transportation assistant, you know, vice president or whatever. You know.
Speaker 6: Actually, Ashley Saint Clara was running around talking her or
Speaker 6: flapping her gums again saying, and I guess I would
Speaker 6: believe this, but she was saying that the Republican parties
Speaker 6: are far more debaucherous than the Democrats. They were like
Speaker 6: the Democrats, they you know, they got wives and kids,
Speaker 6: and they you know, the function wraps up and they
Speaker 6: go home. The Republicans like to go out and party
Speaker 6: and hit the drinks and the bars and the strip
Speaker 6: clubs and all of the stories she was I was like, wow, okay,
Speaker 6: but that's supposed to be the American Conservative biblical values.
Speaker 6: I mean, like all the things that they say, they
Speaker 6: really don't act that way in real life.
Speaker 4: Allegedly they're falling like Domino's right, dude. It's just like
Speaker 4: every single one has a scandal or a claim of
Speaker 4: a scandal around them at this point. It's getting a
Speaker 4: little bit bonkers. And then on top of that, we
Speaker 4: had another one of these This is one of those
Speaker 4: stories where I looked at it and I was like,
Speaker 4: really again, people are responding to this like they haven't
Speaker 4: seen it before. Top Maga influencer revealed to be AI,
Speaker 4: created by a guy in India who made a mint
Speaker 4: off lonely men online. Another dreaded New York Post fucking
Speaker 4: article here he called the magas the most dumb people
Speaker 4: in the world. A twenty two year old medical student
Speaker 4: from India built a fake Maga influencer with AI, and
Speaker 4: Maga followers aid it up without question. Now, to be fair,
Speaker 4: we've seen this on both sides of the aisle for
Speaker 4: years now, but it's a big deal. People are riding
Speaker 4: it this week. The persona was engineered to hit every trigger. Guns, bikinis,
Speaker 4: nationalism and out rage right, all that stuff, all that
Speaker 4: stuff that brought us into this in twenty ten.
Speaker 6: Al ruckus, This is crazy. Yeah, this is obviously this
Speaker 6: is the real example of somebody faking it and then
Speaker 6: then yeah, people fall for this. You know, Trump would
Speaker 6: repost that and say like, we should invite this young
Speaker 6: lady to the White House. She's a true American. I
Speaker 6: could see him doing it.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, millions of views, thousands of followers, all driven
Speaker 4: by people who never stopped a question if it was real,
Speaker 4: then he monetized it, paid content subscriptions merch turning blind
Speaker 4: loyalty into thousands of dollars a month while barely putting
Speaker 4: in any effort. He even admitted it was easy, calling
Speaker 4: the audience super dumb for falling for it, and set
Speaker 4: attempts to replicate the model with liberals didn't work. Oh,
Speaker 4: I gotta eat my words because they recognized it as fake.
Speaker 4: The account was eventually shut down. But there's a couple
Speaker 4: images from set account.
Speaker 2: Are you telling me those boobs are ai?
Speaker 4: Can you believe that infidel Pharaoh is only the best
Speaker 4: real flesh and bone and blood? Right?
Speaker 6: That's chat T I T yeah.
Speaker 2: So so so.
Speaker 5: Before we move to this because we have I don't
Speaker 5: know when are we going to say enough is enough?
Speaker 5: Because we are not a serious nation anymore, right, I
Speaker 5: think we're losing in in all.
Speaker 1: Levels.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 5: There is no nation that can look at us right
Speaker 5: now and we think we're in a serious nation. Right,
Speaker 5: if we're really trying to fight China and be China,
Speaker 5: how are the funk we're going to be? China was
Speaker 5: just like jokers, right that they have in power, right, now.
Speaker 4: Well, that's a great question. I don't have a good
Speaker 4: answer for it either.
Speaker 5: Man, I don't know, man, And and I don't see
Speaker 5: that as getting better. That the pool of even candidates
Speaker 5: they are floating for twenty twenty eight is just insane.
Speaker 2: Here you go.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like they don't want the public to have
Speaker 4: any faith in any political institutions whatsoever.
Speaker 2: Moving on, are destroying the laws. It's already destroyed.
Speaker 5: I don't think there's anybody have any faith in any
Speaker 5: public institution at this point of time. And that's an
Speaker 5: ultimate way to destroy the nation right and the republic right.
Speaker 5: Once you lose faith in all the foundational institutions in it,
Speaker 5: then it's so easy to just say, you know, fuck
Speaker 5: the system, let's just let's just start again.
Speaker 4: And what's the what's what do you think is the
Speaker 4: final thing? Go around the room here. What do you
Speaker 4: think the final the straw that would break the public's
Speaker 4: back would be as far as demoralizing them and making
Speaker 4: them accept cbdc UBI and digital ida, what do you
Speaker 4: think for what's the the main thing that would happen
Speaker 4: to the public that would make them go, oh fuck this, okay.
Speaker 2: To accept this?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think it's it's it's it's a financial collapse.
Speaker 4: I think it's empty bank account.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yep, absolutely, And I think that's that's a lot
Speaker 5: of what we're seeing right now. There's a lot of
Speaker 5: theaters just financial research, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, based what about you?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it would be the bubble bursting, the collapse of
Speaker 1: the entire mark. I mean I saw that today or
Speaker 1: yesterday that Trump just casually bailed out Spirit Airlines, which
Speaker 1: is such a huge thing with the collapse in two
Speaker 1: thousand and eight, with bailing out you know, various industries.
Speaker 1: But now it's just it's funny because it's just nothing.
Speaker 1: But yeah, the AI bubble just totally busting, and you know,
Speaker 1: all of the obvious fraud with these like fake things
Speaker 1: being exposed and then there's no money and no you know,
Speaker 1: and and nobody has any money in their bank account
Speaker 1: and there's no one's insured. I think that would be
Speaker 1: you know, I think that would be a thing.
Speaker 4: Yep, yep, Rucus, what about you?
Speaker 6: They prove the earth is flat? I don't know, but no,
Speaker 6: I'm thinking some some very serious hardcore I don't even
Speaker 6: know if this would be enough, though, but it would
Speaker 6: have to be a hot mic moment from somebody like
Speaker 6: a Trump. I don't even know who. It could be
Speaker 6: a Trump, but somebody like a Trump and he's caught
Speaker 6: on on on my.
Speaker 1: Like all of them.
Speaker 6: Maybe maybe they were like, the show's over, the signing
Speaker 6: has done whatever, the maybe a debate where you have
Speaker 6: to have both sides represented, and then it's like they
Speaker 6: think the camera's off, and then the live feed is
Speaker 6: still going. They're like, all right, now you see they're
Speaker 6: all friends and they're joking and they're doing that thing
Speaker 6: that meme where they're all laughing, and then we told
Speaker 6: them that we hated at each other. If the American
Speaker 6: people could witness that with their own two eyes and
Speaker 6: be completely shaken from this false paradigm of the right
Speaker 6: versus left, Democrats versus Republicans, if there is a way
Speaker 6: to put a nail in that coffin, that would probably
Speaker 6: do it, I think, because I think that's all we
Speaker 6: have left. Not we, but I think the vast majority
Speaker 6: of Americans that's their only hope is this stupid vote
Speaker 6: that if they lose confidence in the fact that their vote,
Speaker 6: if they were if they truly believe their vote doesn't matter,
Speaker 6: there it is I'm just going to leave it as
Speaker 6: simple as that. If that makes sense too.
Speaker 4: Yep, yep. Empty bank accounts, empty stores, and empty faith
Speaker 4: and institutions might be enough to do it. Hey, you
Speaker 4: are watching and or listening to the boiler Room, thanks
Speaker 4: for joining us tonight, and if you do us a
Speaker 4: favor and hit the like button that subscribes buttons and
Speaker 4: all those things, that would be fantastic. Now, let's talk
Speaker 4: a little bit about how much money is being made
Speaker 4: on the side by the insiders. Here. I got a
Speaker 4: couple of links we can chew on here, our country,
Speaker 4: our choice posts from Forbes. Trump now worth six point
Speaker 4: five billion dollars, which is up one point four billion
Speaker 4: since taking office. Don Junior and Eric Trump each went
Speaker 4: from forty to fifty million dollars to three hundred to
Speaker 4: four hundred million dollar range via crypto and the broader,
Speaker 4: Trump family wealth has nearly doubled to as high as
Speaker 4: ten billion dollars. To answer your question from earlier tonight, Pharaoh, amazing.
Speaker 5: Well, I mean you've seen that was as recent as
Speaker 5: a whole like closing the straight, opening the straight and
Speaker 5: betting on oil futures. Right, Insider trading has been like
Speaker 5: plaguing that administration or Lutnik. Right, was the whole tariff right,
Speaker 5: the tariff debuckle and the refond for the tariffs right.
Speaker 5: It's like there's so many examples of of insider trading
Speaker 5: and people just gaining wealth that and so far and
Speaker 5: not just like a year and a half in not
Speaker 5: even year and a half.
Speaker 6: Yeah, this is actually I think this is legitimate earnings.
Speaker 6: This has nothing to do with whatever weird insider okay,
Speaker 6: earning the world the world liberty financially, I know how
Speaker 6: the suns made the money. So they own this crypto exchange,
Speaker 6: so they're all making They encourage you, the the plubs,
Speaker 6: to go out, Oh yes, well yeah bitcoin, we love bitcoin,
Speaker 6: we love crypto. These people don't mess with the bitcoin
Speaker 6: and the crypto. They want you to mess with it
Speaker 6: because they make a crap ton of money on the
Speaker 6: exchange fees. And that's where a lot of this this
Speaker 6: money came from. If I'm not mistaken, you can fact
Speaker 6: check me on this one though.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's my understanding too. And then let's see this one.
Speaker 4: This one was interesting too, sort of along the same
Speaker 4: lines here. Patrick Henningson from twenty one Myers, Uh, reposting
Speaker 4: Fox Business here, he says, this is the most openly
Speaker 4: corrupt presidency in American history, and a newsman is who
Speaker 4: he's reposting Here. American News reporter congratulates the president's son
Speaker 4: for winning a Pentagon contract with his war robot company.
Speaker 10: Oh, and the company's chief strategy advisor, Eric Trump, President
Speaker 10: Trump's son, congratulations to you both. Thank you so much
Speaker 10: for being here, Thanks for having us and the company's chief.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so they're also making money in the military industrial
Speaker 4: complex in the robotics. Yep.
Speaker 8: Allowed.
Speaker 2: That's that shouldn't That's not allowed.
Speaker 6: I think, right, we should invent a word for it. Napotism.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's a good one.
Speaker 6: Conflict of interest. A lot of these things went out
Speaker 6: the window in twenty twenty. People. We all kind of,
Speaker 6: you know, we let them do it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, kind of the least of our worries at this point,
Speaker 4: I guess, I mean, just putting it in your face,
Speaker 4: Fox News. They're giving them congratulations instead of asking them
Speaker 4: about the potential conflict of interest. Can you imagine that?
Speaker 4: That's that's where we're at, and.
Speaker 2: That is unbelievable, folks.
Speaker 6: They're gonna they're gonna try to find a reason to
Speaker 6: impeach me, Like what.
Speaker 4: I can't think of any all right? Another one, Colin
Speaker 4: Rugg on X Post. The DJ has arrested a Special
Speaker 4: Forces soldier who made four hundred thousand dollars betting on
Speaker 4: the removal of Venezuelan President Glyss Maduau. According to ABC,
Speaker 4: federal investigators say the soldier bet more than thirty three
Speaker 4: thousand dollars RUCKUS just hours before Trump announced Maduro's capture.
Speaker 4: The Special Force of soldier was reportedly directly involved with
Speaker 4: the capture. The largest position, a thirty two thousand, five
Speaker 4: hundred and thirty seven dollars bet that Maduro would be
Speaker 4: out of office by January thirty first, resulted in awndred
Speaker 4: and forty two percent profit of four hundred and four thousand,
Speaker 4: two hundred and twenty two dollars.
Speaker 6: Not too shabby. Yeah yeah, I covered this one with
Speaker 6: Sam Cheney on Weaponized News.
Speaker 4: Good hall there, Betty today funny how the I guess,
Speaker 4: I guess we see where the line is there? Right
Speaker 4: for insider trading and polymarket?
Speaker 6: Yeah no, And as I pointed out on Weaponized News
Speaker 6: just yesterday, shout out to Sam Cheney and weaponized news.
Speaker 6: The only way you get away with this and don't
Speaker 6: get arrested is you have to be either related to
Speaker 6: Trump or play golf with him.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that sounds about right. What about all the other
Speaker 4: people that made money on similar bets?
Speaker 6: Hmmm, Just we don't know who they are, right, who's
Speaker 6: to say you know who those people are? We're not
Speaker 6: gonna know. Probably them, it's probably all the it's probably
Speaker 6: all the they're probably congressman ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, unfortunately, I think that's probably are.
Speaker 6: They're they're they're sugar girl. What it was when the
Speaker 6: when you're the sugar daddy, what do you call the.
Speaker 4: That would be the other end of that equation would
Speaker 4: be the sugar.
Speaker 6: Baby, the baby. There you go. Yeah, so the sugar
Speaker 6: babies are all making the polymarket bets.
Speaker 4: Pillow talk. Uh. Also, we've got number.
Speaker 6: Four, not pillow talk. This is financial advice.
Speaker 4: Baby number four in our Whose Wallet's Getting Fats segment
Speaker 4: here James Taate on X. A new watchdog report from
Speaker 4: Government Accountability Oversight Project alleges that President Donald Trump directed
Speaker 4: three billion dollars in federal funds toward his own properties
Speaker 4: and political allies The report claims this was achieved through
Speaker 4: a series of classified security agreements and no bid contracts
Speaker 4: authorized during his final year in office. Investigations suggests that
Speaker 4: emergency national security designations allowed these properties to receive federal
Speaker 4: payments at rates significantly higher than the market value. The
Speaker 4: most substantial allegation involves a one point two billion dollar
Speaker 4: security agreement at mar Alago. So there you go. Lots
Speaker 4: of lots of profit happening in the circles.
Speaker 6: Hey, it's good to be the king.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Uh, what else do we got? Okay, I want
Speaker 4: to touch this one. Well, first off, bays, welcome back, man.
Speaker 4: I don't think you missed a whole lot there. We
Speaker 4: were just outlining the profit margins of people closest to
Speaker 4: Trump here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was listening to the how you don't get
Speaker 1: in trouble with the inside any other ways you'd be of. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Nancy Pelosi's what was her husband brother with both math hammer?
Speaker 4: Oh that would be her husband. Yeah, her husband knew
Speaker 4: the David Papps, the guy that showed up in his
Speaker 4: underpants with an allegedly allegedly I mean, he's serving trying,
Speaker 4: he's serving a sentence for it. So I'm thinking they
Speaker 4: must have cleared that up somehow. I never saw the
Speaker 4: final report though.
Speaker 1: Just a side note. Did you guys see the whoever
Speaker 1: took over for well, what's the name of the journalists
Speaker 1: that exposed everybody on the pidden cameras?
Speaker 4: Oh? Uh James o'keef.
Speaker 1: Yeah, James O'Keefe. She see the lady that took over for him,
Speaker 1: and like had the dude in the restaurant it was
Speaker 1: she had on film like exposing the secrets and the
Speaker 1: plan saying saying that, you know, we're not gonna know anybody.
Speaker 1: And the thing about the girl scouts. Did you guys
Speaker 1: to see that this week?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: No, say, I mean it was kind of sold like
Speaker 1: this guy was, you know, uh, giving out you know,
Speaker 1: state secrets or whatever. But I guess it sounded to
Speaker 1: me like stuff we've already all talked about. But basically
Speaker 1: he was like meeting with this woman in a bar
Speaker 1: and he was some guy in charge of you know,
Speaker 1: high up in the nukes and in charge of like
Speaker 1: chemical weapons or whatever. And he said, she asked him, so,
Speaker 1: are we you know what about nukes? And he was like, no,
Speaker 1: we're not going to nuke anybody. They're not going to
Speaker 1: nuke ran. There's no plans for nukes or any of that,
Speaker 1: but they do have you know, saren they have saren
Speaker 1: gas and named a couple other ones that he talked
Speaker 1: about how one of his like coworkers was exposed to it,
Speaker 1: and then he u He went on to talk about
Speaker 1: how like the nuke the nuke plans are in play,
Speaker 1: like using girl scouts. Do you guys not hear about this?
Speaker 1: He was like, one of the plans, one of the
Speaker 1: official plans, is that like if everything goes to shit
Speaker 1: we're in a war, then if a girl scout shows
Speaker 1: up like with a nuclear code on like the back
Speaker 1: of a cookie box and it matches and it works out,
Speaker 1: then it's go time baby. Something like that. Yeah, it
Speaker 1: was weird. And then he goes on he's like he's
Speaker 1: not he's not wasted or anything. And then he's talking
Speaker 1: to the you know, to the undercover journalist or whatever,
Speaker 1: and then he even corners her like in the hallway
Speaker 1: and he's like, you're not a spy? Are you?
Speaker 4: Are you a spy?
Speaker 1: This sounds kind of like, you know, this is like
Speaker 1: spy stuff. Are you sure you're not a spy?
Speaker 4: Oh? She almost got caught.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I guess you know, but he did get it,
Speaker 1: got exposed. But it didn't sound like anything salacious. It's
Speaker 1: just sounded like the normal sort of stuff, kind of reaching.
Speaker 1: But it was pretty funny about the spy thing and
Speaker 1: the you know, the non nuke plants for Iran, and
Speaker 1: he's like, no, we're not going to do that. We
Speaker 1: don't have any plans for that. I don't know what
Speaker 1: they're doing, but you know, who knows. He's like, oh, damn,
Speaker 1: we really are in chaos.
Speaker 4: Yeah, fog of information war is very, very thick, that's
Speaker 4: for sure. Let's see, Ruckus. Did we have any other
Speaker 4: big ones we did not hit? I think I might
Speaker 4: have hit all my notes at this point. Man.
Speaker 6: Two big things that you'll be here and your friends
Speaker 6: talking about over the weekend or you probably heard about
Speaker 6: over the water cooler at work or you caught it
Speaker 6: on the mainstream news is a semi rehashing catching up
Speaker 6: to some old news. But there are things that have
Speaker 6: officially happened now, but I know we've discussed them, but
Speaker 6: they did. Todd Blanche did the signing of the reclassification
Speaker 6: on the federal level of marijuana right that is official now,
Speaker 6: so so I think it's just this medical marijuana. It
Speaker 6: just opens up the research for it. It doesn't make
Speaker 6: anything legal or anything. They rescheduled it to schedule three,
Speaker 6: is that correct.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so we're scheduling three now, which is good because
Speaker 4: it never belonged in the same classification as heroin. And yes,
Speaker 4: it opens up. It's so funny that this happened right
Speaker 4: after we talked about it on Sunday Wire just what
Speaker 4: five days ago or whatever, right, leave that in.
Speaker 6: The same thing, And we didn't even when we were
Speaker 6: talking about that, we didn't realize that it was like
Speaker 6: just right before four twenty two.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Yeah, it did not escape my irony bone that
Speaker 4: this happened right after April twentieth either.
Speaker 1: But in the psychedelics thing, yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, it opens up a lot of research avenues, which
Speaker 4: is wonderful. Hopefully it will bring criminal charges down, but
Speaker 4: it does not. Don't don't everybody smoke them if you
Speaker 4: got them, if it's legal any where you are, but
Speaker 4: not everybody, Like you know, we still got two states
Speaker 4: where it's completely illegal Idaho and I forget the other one,
Speaker 4: but Texas. Right, No, we got medical here now or
Speaker 4: something I don't know what. I don't know. Actually, I
Speaker 4: don't know if I should say we have meant.
Speaker 6: Got gas station drinks here, Yeah, we.
Speaker 4: Got gas station drinks with THHCA and much fought over
Speaker 4: flowers available in random stores across the state. I don't
Speaker 4: I don't really get it. It's gonna take a long
Speaker 4: time for the dust to settle. But hey, you know,
Speaker 4: cheers to them.
Speaker 1: The angel dust, the angel dust. It's sprinkled on that
Speaker 1: addictive marijuana. All these marijuana addicts running around is breaking
Speaker 1: windows and businesses.
Speaker 4: They call that on that love boat. Yeah, yeah, yes, yes,
Speaker 4: when you're sticking your PCP and your joint, they call
Speaker 4: that love boat.
Speaker 1: Back in the day, I thought it was called the
Speaker 1: Big Dipper.
Speaker 6: And this one's for baselet analyzer. You might have a
Speaker 6: career opportunity in the near future if they're listening to
Speaker 6: the new owner of info Wars. That happened as of yesterday,
Speaker 6: So the Onion now owns all the branding in the
Speaker 6: website and everything associated with info Wars.
Speaker 4: So if I go to InfoWars dot com right now,
Speaker 4: am I gonna see like the Onion or like.
Speaker 6: Who knows what you're it's still going to say Info
Speaker 6: Wars that the guy who owns it, who's Tim. His
Speaker 6: name starts with an H. He's he's the one half
Speaker 6: of the Tim and Eric show, terrible show from back
Speaker 6: in the day on Adult Swim. Yeah, okay, so he's
Speaker 6: the one that owns the Onion or owns the in
Speaker 6: Wars going to do it, Yeah, yep, yep, yep. So yeah,
Speaker 6: so what they're going to do is they want to
Speaker 6: they want to continue. They don't know what they want
Speaker 6: to do with it yet. But the guy Tim Heineker there,
Speaker 6: he said on on camera on a social media post
Speaker 6: the other day that what he wants to do with
Speaker 6: it is, who knows. One day we'll just maybe turn
Speaker 6: it into like a place where people go to listen
Speaker 6: to music. I mean, they just really wanted to like
Speaker 6: just fail or whatever. But he said that they were
Speaker 6: going to do with the show. So I don't know.
Speaker 6: It sounds like, at least in the beginning, that they're
Speaker 6: going to do some sort of parody version. They're going
Speaker 6: to do an Info Wars show, but it's obviously not
Speaker 6: going to be Alex or Info Wars. It's going to
Speaker 6: be these the Bags.
Speaker 4: Okay, So I had to look if you go there
Speaker 4: right now, it looks like this they've got like a
Speaker 4: some sort of Alex want to be here. I guess Okay,
Speaker 4: there you go. So it's like a parody site for
Speaker 4: now or something. Maybe.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but based since you do his voice so well,
Speaker 6: maybe they might want to contract you out to do something.
Speaker 1: They're gonna kill you in your family and the people
Speaker 1: who do this, who serve the fallen one satan was
Speaker 1: very real, want to break every bone in your body.
Speaker 4: The latest news the hot top headlines smally pirate caught
Speaker 4: illegally crossing northern border into US. You gotta be kidding me.
Speaker 2: So what does Addax doing now?
Speaker 4: Oh, he's still doing this show and every.
Speaker 6: Alex Shones network. He's got a whole new thing.
Speaker 4: Oh he didn't he didn't miss a beat pretty much.
Speaker 6: But what was the point of any of this? Makes
Speaker 6: no sense?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: Well? He was also by the way, you know, I
Speaker 1: gotta say that, you know, he was also another one
Speaker 1: went in the jar this week, as they say, because
Speaker 1: of that the big thing with the what was it
Speaker 1: the SBLC, Yeah, yeah it is, and the investigator, the
Speaker 1: indictment and the investigation people playing all over the place
Speaker 1: playing clips of ten years ago of Alex saying the
Speaker 1: I'm the expert on the SBLC saying the exact thing
Speaker 1: that ended up being like in the indictment. But you know,
Speaker 1: I guess everybody in the in this community knew but
Speaker 1: is now part of the as they call it, the
Speaker 1: lame stream media that they were apparently financing and running
Speaker 1: various groups.
Speaker 4: You know what, the one, it's crazy. One of my
Speaker 4: favorite ironies about this one. And for the audio listeners
Speaker 4: over at natural News you can find an article about
Speaker 4: this all over the place. The SPLC indictment exposes the
Speaker 4: rot at the core of the activist industrial complex and
Speaker 4: goes in, you know, this is coming out and the
Speaker 4: DJ has indicted the SPLC, and you know when you
Speaker 4: look at the quote unquote extremist groups that they were
Speaker 4: funding and then compare that to you know, they're secretly
Speaker 4: funneled more than three million dollars into uh, you know,
Speaker 4: donor funds right into extremist groups like the KKK and
Speaker 4: neo Nazis, and there's a whole list of them.
Speaker 2: They tell me they were paying David Duke because I always.
Speaker 1: Thought, yeah, I don't I don't see I'm not sure,
Speaker 1: but one of it says that they get that, you know,
Speaker 1: they paid seventeen grand to one of the guys in
Speaker 1: that Triple K group that you just mentioned. I don't
Speaker 1: know if it's dude. And also I think is mentioned
Speaker 1: in there as well.
Speaker 2: Spencer. What's that? What's the guy named Richard Spence?
Speaker 1: Richard Spencer?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, well that's what I was about to say.
Speaker 4: When we were covering the Unite the Right rally at
Speaker 4: the time in real time live and we saw those
Speaker 4: Walmart tiki torches and uh Costco khaki pants come out,
Speaker 4: we immediately said, this is this is theater, this is stagecraft.
Speaker 4: While we were watching it live, we knew what we
Speaker 4: were seeing. And the most ironic thing about this is
Speaker 4: after that boiler Room got added to the SPLC, the
Speaker 4: Southern Poverty Law Center's hate watch list. Okay, so we
Speaker 4: were added to the hate watch list for simply noticing
Speaker 4: what was happening, if that means anything to you, and yes,
Speaker 4: it should be a badge of honor, but they didn't
Speaker 4: even give me credit for being the host and producer
Speaker 4: of the show. They gave it to someone else that
Speaker 4: was there that night. So that sucked. I didn't even
Speaker 4: get my real badge.
Speaker 6: I wanted to give you any funding hasher.
Speaker 4: No, I didn't know. Quite the opposite. Actually, I was
Speaker 4: gonna say the badge of honor would have been nice.
Speaker 4: Didn't get that. Got on the hate watch list for
Speaker 4: noticing what they were doing and noticing what other people
Speaker 4: were doing, and then got demonetized, got de ranked, got
Speaker 4: pulled out of Google ad, all that stuff. All that
Speaker 4: stuff got taken away. Our our web traffic dipped insanely.
Speaker 4: Same thing was happening in the twenty first century. Wire
Speaker 4: and others like we got penalized for noticing what was happening. So, yes,
Speaker 4: the vindication is tasteful. But is that.
Speaker 1: Is that when Trump said they said tell him to
Speaker 1: stand down and he said, stand stand up and stand
Speaker 1: by or was that the very.
Speaker 2: No, this is very fine people hoax.
Speaker 6: That's the one, if you, if you believe the official narrative,
Speaker 6: this was this was the event that encouraged Joe Biden
Speaker 6: to run for president.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he actually launched his his his launch presidential launch
Speaker 4: video brought up Charlottesville. Uh in the first like three sentences.
Speaker 4: Maybe the first thing.
Speaker 6: You cannot make this stuff up?
Speaker 4: So not a good look. And we're going to talk
Speaker 4: more about that on further episodes because I'm really gonna
Speaker 4: take a bite out of this crime, uh share with everybody,
Speaker 4: so it should be fun. Anything else ruckus we might
Speaker 4: need to throw out there.
Speaker 6: Oh that was That was Actually the big story was
Speaker 6: the PLS Pharaoh.
Speaker 4: I'm glad you. I'm glad you brought the the sugar
Speaker 4: Baby in earlier so that we could close with this one,
Speaker 4: because this is probably the more appropriate.
Speaker 1: Can I mention one more thing that? Yeah, we also
Speaker 1: had the thing in Virginia with the vote.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, which tell everybody what happened.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I mean you know, I didn't I
Speaker 1: didn't take part in this, but they I don't believe
Speaker 1: in any of this. But people were sending screenshots of
Speaker 1: the ballot. They had a big vote in Virginia because
Speaker 1: it has to do with redistricting or it's a reaction
Speaker 1: to Trump's redistricting. But anyway that the actual vote was,
Speaker 1: I mean, anyone who read this what's on the actual ballot?
Speaker 1: Because it was a yes or no vote, I would
Speaker 1: assume that this would be immediately thrown out or at
Speaker 1: least to be thrown out by eventually by either the
Speaker 1: Virginia Supreme Court or or the you know Supreme Court.
Speaker 1: I think it was already halted by the Virginia Circuit Court,
Speaker 1: but it was a vote on whether if you want
Speaker 1: to pull it up. I mean, it's it's like the
Speaker 1: worst thing I've ever seen. It's about whether you want
Speaker 1: to increase fairness by stopping redistricting in Virginia based on
Speaker 1: it's like a whole paragraph. But anyway, this was Abigail Spamberger,
Speaker 1: who's the you know, CIA governor of Virginia now who
Speaker 1: is also you know, We've they passed the gun laws,
Speaker 1: so all the gun stuff is happening this summer and
Speaker 1: everything went like full bloor, full hardcore in Virginia. All
Speaker 1: the stuff's getting passed.
Speaker 4: Hold on, hold on, pausitive right there on what's the
Speaker 4: I heard you guys were being forced with a magazine
Speaker 4: capacity issue and maybe even an assault rifle issue. Like,
Speaker 4: do you know what specifically you guys have changing?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I think specifically there are no more what they've
Speaker 1: classified as assault rifles. Yeah, but I want anymore here
Speaker 1: starting like I think it's July first, and there's no
Speaker 1: more they've they've limited the magazine capacity. There's like severe
Speaker 1: restrictions on guns now in Virginia.
Speaker 4: Then you get let me guess, they said, if you
Speaker 4: have older magazines that are quote unquote high capacity, you
Speaker 4: can keep them, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean there's nothing, there's nothing about what you
Speaker 1: already have.
Speaker 4: Okay, it's well, yeah, not yet, it's coming. That's phase two,
Speaker 4: in the next phase of the magazine saga. And I
Speaker 4: can tell you this from experience. You'll that's the first
Speaker 4: way they get you to accept this unconstitutional law legislation
Speaker 4: is tell you, well, they appease everybody that already has them. Well,
Speaker 4: you can keep it if you already have it. But
Speaker 4: if you're like California, if you're like Washington, if you're
Speaker 4: like Oregon, which seems to be the path these people,
Speaker 4: or go these politicians are going in your state five
Speaker 4: years from now, I wreck I would predict they will
Speaker 4: say you have to go turn them in.
Speaker 1: Or yeah, let me let me read some of this
Speaker 1: for you the exact wordy it says twenty twenty six.
Speaker 1: Virginia gun laws, effective July first, twenty twenty six, include
Speaker 1: major restrictions, including raising the minimum age to purchase handguns
Speaker 1: and certain semi automatic firearms to twenty one, requiring universal
Speaker 1: background checks for private sales, laws, ban carrying assault firearms
Speaker 1: in public areas, mandates secure storage for homes with miners,
Speaker 1: and prohibit certain firearms assault firearm carry ban. Yeah, the
Speaker 1: safe storage.
Speaker 4: There's something exhaustive.
Speaker 1: Yeah, high capacity. But there's there's also a bunch of
Speaker 1: other stuff that's happened, Like right now, they have this
Speaker 1: curfew in Virginia Beach and you know, this woman coming
Speaker 1: home from her waitress job was smoking a cigarette outside
Speaker 1: of her condo and got arrested. You know, I don't
Speaker 1: know what time it was at night, but it's a full,
Speaker 1: full on, you know, curfew in Virginia Beach. And they've
Speaker 1: tried a bunch of other stuff that I can't I
Speaker 1: you know, actually didn't pass through, which was they were
Speaker 1: going to get rid of uh private schools, not get
Speaker 1: rid of them, but private schools were going to have
Speaker 1: to meet all the standards of the public schools in
Speaker 1: terms of standardized testing.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: Basically, yeah, we.
Speaker 1: Make them pointless. I mean they're already that doesn't even
Speaker 1: have anything to do with them. They're already way way
Speaker 1: past that. But it would put them under the control
Speaker 1: of the government in terms of UH in terms of
Speaker 1: their money. So Virginia should succeed again. Well, I think that,
Speaker 1: you know, what will happen sometime in the future is
Speaker 1: that Virginia will eventually, I guess, split up again. You know,
Speaker 1: Virginia split from West West Virginia split off in the
Speaker 1: War of Northern Aggression we called here and then you know,
Speaker 1: of course northern Virginia with you. You always hear about
Speaker 1: Loudon County and McLean and all this stuff. It's where
Speaker 1: the all of the data centers are, the military industrial
Speaker 1: complexes there. They have the richest county in the United States.
Speaker 1: It's Horse Country. It's all a kind of satellite of DC.
Speaker 1: They call that the DMV now or Nova here. I
Speaker 1: think that will split off into something other than the
Speaker 1: rest of Virginia, which is I'm in central Virginia, you know,
Speaker 1: Southwest Virginia, which is still you know, very southern. But
Speaker 1: the Virginia you know, people it's always been an insult
Speaker 1: to Virginians for people to say, you know that Virginia
Speaker 1: is not southern. That's a thing that we've always taken,
Speaker 1: you know, sort of it's a sort of slight. But now,
Speaker 1: I mean that's true. It's it's over. It was already over,
Speaker 1: but now it's it's totally over. It's completely taken over.
Speaker 1: There's like no Republican I think representation in the House
Speaker 1: of Delegates. It's completely taken over. So yeah, that I
Speaker 1: guess that's it.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, you still there is another factor here,
Speaker 4: and and that's the sound of the printer. At Gun
Speaker 4: Owners of America and at Firearms Policy Coalition, their printers
Speaker 4: are going mad right now. They're putting ink in live printers,
Speaker 4: suing the pants out of all these unconstitutional pricks. So
Speaker 4: maybe that will do some good and give you good,
Speaker 4: you find Virginians some relief from that kind of unconstitutional tyranny.
Speaker 4: It's hard, though, when your political class is all just
Speaker 4: hemorrhaging blue. So it'll be an uphill battle. But the
Speaker 4: good thing is is that in the last four years
Speaker 4: five years now almost the Supreme Court has been putting
Speaker 4: out some things that the lawyers of Gun Owners of
Speaker 4: America and Firearms Policy Coalition can actually use as precedents.
Speaker 4: So it makes it a lot harder for gun grabbers
Speaker 4: in blue states to do what they want to do.
Speaker 4: I do find it disturbing that they hit you guys
Speaker 4: with so many at once, because that's like all of
Speaker 4: California's laws basically just dumped on you guys. And it's
Speaker 4: it's it's a shame. It's such a military state, and
Speaker 4: it's it's such an important state in the history, you know,
Speaker 4: and an important state when it comes to you know,
Speaker 4: battles of aggression and political strife amongst the amongst the nations.
Speaker 4: So it's just sad to see it going that way.
Speaker 1: It is it's it's my home, of course, the old Dominion,
Speaker 1: and you know, the Pentagon is here, you know, Norfolk
Speaker 1: Naval Base is here, the Langley is here. All those
Speaker 1: things are well, the guns and Ammo there, Quantico, I mean,
Speaker 1: all that stuff, you know. And it was the capital
Speaker 1: of the South in the in the war we had
Speaker 1: you know, the majority of the presidents you know, okay,
Speaker 1: you know, and the early people came from here. It
Speaker 1: was a disgrace, you know, all the all the Charlottesville stuff,
Speaker 1: all the Seaville stuff, because you know, it's always been
Speaker 1: a point of pride and beauty in Virginia that it
Speaker 1: was this, you know, it was mister Jefferson's home and
Speaker 1: his university and all this, all this stuff. But then
Speaker 1: you know, that all led to twenty twenty and you know,
Speaker 1: everything sort of came down and changed. But this was
Speaker 1: kind of a long time coming because the last guy,
Speaker 1: of course was Youngkin, who was you know, you remember
Speaker 1: Youngkin got in because of the stuff with the school
Speaker 1: board meetings and the skittles, all that stuff that was
Speaker 1: happening in the kind of backlash. You know, he was
Speaker 1: CEO of Carlisle Group. And then when he came in,
Speaker 1: you know, and became governor, it was like there were
Speaker 1: there was so much Clinton influence here. There's so there's
Speaker 1: so much there's so much of that that was like
Speaker 1: right on the verge of happening. That when this lady won,
Speaker 1: which you know, I think she like won pretty soundly.
Speaker 1: You know, all all the votes, all the stuff comes
Speaker 1: from from Northern Virginia and from you know, obviously Richmond,
Speaker 1: but no one else sort of stands a chance, and
Speaker 1: it's just it's sort of overwhelming. But I mean, I
Speaker 1: think a lot of people could see it coming, so.
Speaker 4: And this redistrict thing plays into that, right, It makes
Speaker 4: it more difficult for people to actually vote in a
Speaker 4: way that represents the actual you know, desires for representation
Speaker 4: in the state.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean if you live in like southwest Virginia,
Speaker 1: you know, like you know, Bristol, Bath County, like anywhere
Speaker 1: you know in Appalachia. So that's what we call it
Speaker 1: here in apple Aachistan. Your whole world is like completely
Speaker 1: different from someone living in like Fairfax. It's just a
Speaker 1: completely different world because if you live in Fairfax, then
Speaker 1: you're some drone satellite, you know, going to work in
Speaker 1: DC every day. That's that's what everyone there is part
Speaker 1: of that. And it became full on you know, liberal,
Speaker 1: full on left wing all that stuff. And I don't
Speaker 1: know really when it happened, but it certainly happened. I mean,
Speaker 1: Virginia used to be solid well back when remember when
Speaker 1: republic were blue, and then it switched, so it was
Speaker 1: it was a full on, you know, southern Republican state.
Speaker 1: I guess when Doug Wilder became governor. He was the
Speaker 1: first African American governor in the nation back in the
Speaker 1: late eighties, maybe that's when it changed. But anyway, yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 4: That's crazy.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm here, this is my home. I live
Speaker 1: here and I you know, I'm gonna die here. This
Speaker 1: is where this is where I live, That is where
Speaker 1: I'm gonna make my family. I've always lived here. My
Speaker 1: family's always been here. My family has been here since
Speaker 1: the sixteen hundreds. We've always been here, and I don't
Speaker 1: intend on leaving. But it is very sad with all
Speaker 1: the stuff.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and there was also a big dramatic murder suicide
Speaker 4: that happened in your neck of the woods. Real quick,
Speaker 4: what happened there?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was justin Fairfax. Strange coincidence of you know
Speaker 1: that the names. He was the former lieutenant governor. He
Speaker 1: was lieutenant governor under Ralph Northam. Everybody remembers Ralph Northam,
Speaker 1: Governor northumb We're going to take the baby. He was
Speaker 1: that guy who said that on a radio interview about
Speaker 1: post birth of brautions. Anyway, he was going he was
Speaker 1: going to be governor because they were sure that Northam
Speaker 1: was going to resign. But then he was attacked. They
Speaker 1: found out later through Terry mccauliffe, who wanted the position,
Speaker 1: who was a Clinton guy, so he didn't get it.
Speaker 1: And anyway he was he was lieutenant governor and apparently
Speaker 1: you know last week or so, he uh killed his
Speaker 1: wife in his home and then went upstairs, as the
Speaker 1: chief of police said, he fired the shat. He goes upstairs,
Speaker 1: he kills himself, and he's discovered by his kids unfortunately.
Speaker 1: So you know, in northern Virginia, and he was It's
Speaker 1: interesting because he was one of the leading opponents of
Speaker 1: Second Amendment freedom, so you know, sort of meta poetic.
Speaker 6: And he's not a nuclear physicist working on anti gravity technology.
Speaker 1: Right, Well, maybe that leads a lot of those going missing.
Speaker 4: Maybe that leads us to where we actually close, which
Speaker 4: was which is with the death of David Wilcock.
Speaker 6: David is very suspicious, very.
Speaker 4: Very sus like. Whatever you may think of David Wilcock,
Speaker 4: set that aside for a minute. The timing and narrative
Speaker 4: around his alleged suicide is really rubbing people the wrong way.
Speaker 4: People are not buying it. I am seeing people on
Speaker 4: the other side of the story talking about, you know,
Speaker 4: why it might be legitimate. But I just at this
Speaker 4: point it's like, wait a minute, what is going on here?
Speaker 4: If you don't know, David Wilcock is a conspiracy guy,
Speaker 4: He's a UFO guy. He's he's all over the map
Speaker 4: quite frankly. And if you've experienced his broadcast for you know,
Speaker 4: any length of time, you'll know that he's the type
Speaker 4: of person that makes a lot of very profound predictions,
Speaker 4: many of which you know, never came to fruition. And
Speaker 4: but he was entertaining to watch, and he seemed to be,
Speaker 4: at least in his public presence, someone that at least
Speaker 4: wanted good things for humanity. I can say that about him.
Speaker 4: He definitely peddled a couple things my way early on
Speaker 4: that had me, you know, in a bit of a
Speaker 4: panic mode, things that didn't turn out to be true.
Speaker 4: He's actually the first person that made spoor and I
Speaker 4: tell relatives, hey, you should go stock up on toilet paper.
Speaker 4: And this was in twenty twelve, like that, many years
Speaker 4: before people actually were wishing the head stocks toleta yeah man,
Speaker 4: this yeah, it was okay, I'll tell the story real quick.
Speaker 4: They're in twenty twelve. I think it was twenty twelve.
Speaker 4: It might have been twenty eleven, actually twenty ten, twenty eleven.
Speaker 4: Somewhere in there, there was this character that started doing
Speaker 4: the rounds on conspiracy show live streams right like probably
Speaker 4: it was just at the infancy of being being called
Speaker 4: a podcast. They were all audio at this point, especially
Speaker 4: in this realm that know of us could figure cameras out,
Speaker 4: and then we didn't have all this cool streaming stuff,
Speaker 4: high bandwidth and all that good stuff.
Speaker 6: But Alex Jones was still barely cutting his teeth in this.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Alex Jones was like, you know, on the real
Speaker 4: player embedded into your browser, or like on your cable
Speaker 4: like TV, you know, your local cable channel or something.
Speaker 4: He was a little bit bigger than that by then,
Speaker 4: but you know, anyways, that's how he started. But anyways,
Speaker 4: this guy started. This guy Drake started doing the rounds
Speaker 4: on all like he did Jeff Frantz, he did, you know, probably,
Speaker 4: I'm sure he did. Alex Jones. Actually, I bet Alex
Speaker 4: would probably back me up on this. I think he did.
Speaker 4: Even Alex's show. He made so many waves and what
Speaker 4: he told everybody was basically this, if my memory holds
Speaker 4: that the lights are going to go out and the
Speaker 4: banks are gonna shut down, and it's going to be
Speaker 4: about two weeks. He was basically the first guy that
Speaker 4: gave us the concept of a great reset, except this
Speaker 4: one was actually like made to excite into the late
Speaker 4: patriots and people that wanted you know, their tax dollars back.
Speaker 4: For example, he was like, you know, we're gonna they're
Speaker 4: basically the white hats are going to take over. They're
Speaker 4: gonna shut the power down. It was like an early
Speaker 4: test experiment for Q. Basically, you know, we're going to
Speaker 4: arrest all the bad guys. We're going to give you
Speaker 4: back your all your hard earned money that went to bullshit,
Speaker 4: and uh, we're going to live a constitutional lifestyle. But
Speaker 4: the power's gonna go out for a couple of weeks
Speaker 4: and toilets may not flush, you know. And it was like,
Speaker 4: oh shit, And this guy did a really good job
Speaker 4: with his story. He did a really good and he said,
Speaker 4: you know, this is my code name. I can't give
Speaker 4: you my real name, blah blah blah. So he sold
Speaker 4: himself as an anonymous whistleblower. And I mean, David Wilcock
Speaker 4: was probably the guy that had the best interview with
Speaker 4: him out of everybody. But of course nothing came of it.
Speaker 4: That guy crawled back off into the darkness with his
Speaker 4: fake name. You know. But anyway, like.
Speaker 6: That's what I'd known. This was related to Drake I
Speaker 6: wouldn't have said I didn't know this story. I guess
Speaker 6: that kind of sort of semi know this story. I
Speaker 6: didn't know the connection to David Wilcox. So David Wilcox
Speaker 6: interviewed Drake, Well, as you said, the guy was everywhere, Yeah,
Speaker 6: he did the round. He might have been hiding under
Speaker 6: your bed.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we were looking for him everywhere, Drake, Is that
Speaker 4: you so anyway, if anyone hasn't heard wow, David Wilcock. Allegedly,
Speaker 4: the story is is that there was some sort of call,
Speaker 4: the police called for a safety check or someone called
Speaker 4: for a safety check, and he shot himself.
Speaker 6: I got the goods, I got the mainstream story.
Speaker 4: Story.
Speaker 6: I'm like, do we even know he's even dead? And
Speaker 6: like all the confirmation on this it makes zero sense
Speaker 6: to me, so that the official confirmation is only coming
Speaker 6: from TMZ. TMZ is only citing an alleged report coming
Speaker 6: from a sheriff's department that is related to the fourteen
Speaker 6: the same block in the same town where this guy lives.
Speaker 6: All we know is, according to the story, the dispatcher
Speaker 6: on the nine one one received a nine one one
Speaker 6: call from allegedly they don't even say they don't say
Speaker 6: it was David. They just say that a man living
Speaker 6: in this neighborhood called nine one one and the dispatcher
Speaker 6: felt that the person on the phone was having a
Speaker 6: mental health issue and decided to send officers. The officers
Speaker 6: responded and that they said that they confronted a man
Speaker 6: outside of his property at this place. Again, they didn't
Speaker 6: say there was this guy, David Wilcox or anything. They
Speaker 6: just say that they confronted him and in sixty seconds
Speaker 6: or less, the situation escalated, and that demand that that
Speaker 6: he died. They don't even say how he died. They
Speaker 6: didn't say the cough shot him, that he shot himself.
Speaker 6: It's just like, but from that we get the news
Speaker 6: story that you're going to see everywhere is that, oh,
Speaker 6: David Wilcox killed himself. I'm like what what? Yeah, so
Speaker 6: very very weird stuff. Not enough sufficient reporting for my taste.
Speaker 6: I don't even know for a fact the guy's even dead.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the reporting is not great, not great. And like
Speaker 4: van Hammer there, I like what van Hammer points out.
Speaker 4: If you recall, Bill Cooper said some similar things back
Speaker 4: in the nineties bank closures over Thanksgiving power up outages.
Speaker 4: It's operation Dark Winter, And you know, that's the thing
Speaker 4: about being someone like Bill Cooper or David Wilcox, Like
Speaker 4: when you get you know, you have a good personality,
Speaker 4: you have a good delivery, and you get these you know,
Speaker 4: people that latch onto it and they realize that you
Speaker 4: have a big audience. And that's when you start getting
Speaker 4: the Manila envelopes and the you know, the weird phone
Speaker 4: calls and the you know, invites to go to coffee,
Speaker 4: get told unbelievable shit that sounds believable maybe you know,
Speaker 4: and you use it as content, and it's just like
Speaker 4: that can snowball out of somebody's control. I would imagine
Speaker 4: that could snowball out of somebody's control to the point
Speaker 4: where you know, you're you're the guy that's like making
Speaker 4: a career basically out of being the clearing house for
Speaker 4: everything fucking weird that comes your way, knowing that you know,
Speaker 4: eventually hopefully knowing that some of it is disinformation that's
Speaker 4: being fed to you. Right. I mean, Bill Cooper talked
Speaker 4: about that whole process in his entire That was the
Speaker 4: entirety of like the Bill Cooper UFO arc. Like if
Speaker 4: you look at Bill Cooper early in his career and
Speaker 4: and that kind of stuff, and then read the book
Speaker 4: and then listen to all of his broadcasts. You can
Speaker 4: see the change in him, Like he realized there were
Speaker 4: mirage men in his life and and you know, then
Speaker 4: started telling you know, his experience about that, and that, hey,
Speaker 4: these people are trying to fake us, trying to you know,
Speaker 4: they're using people like me to try to lie to
Speaker 4: you for some reason. You know, if you watch Mirage Man,
Speaker 4: you might get a window into that. But I mean,
Speaker 4: after enough a lifetime of that, a career of that,
Speaker 4: I could see someone wanting to take them off the
Speaker 4: chess board, you know. And I think that's why no
Speaker 4: one's buying this bullshit story.
Speaker 6: And you know how I always share my version of
Speaker 6: his famous quote. The thing that I never point out,
Speaker 6: but I'll point out now since you brought that up,
Speaker 6: is when he was saying recommending to people to read everything,
Speaker 6: listen to everybody, don't believe anything until you prove it
Speaker 6: for yourself. He's your own research. Many times when he
Speaker 6: said that, he would include the fact he's all, don't
Speaker 6: believe anything from anybody, not even me, And he would
Speaker 6: emphasize that many, many times. And I think that that
Speaker 6: was probably the bigger point that he was trying to
Speaker 6: make to people, is like, hell, I know that you
Speaker 6: people trust me and believe me, but even I'm like
Speaker 6: a human fallible and I make mistakes in or I
Speaker 6: get the wrong. You've got to do you got to
Speaker 6: be you know, taking care of yourself, and you got
Speaker 6: to do the research for yourself before you believe something.
Speaker 6: So I just wanted to bring that up.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, oh yeah, absolutely, this is a strange realm
Speaker 4: that and definitely.
Speaker 6: Don't believe anything I say.
Speaker 4: Just throw it all, throw all that out. We'll just
Speaker 4: edit all that out afterward. All right, Baze, did any
Speaker 4: any final thoughts before we round this one out?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not really, I'm We're we're winding down down here.
Speaker 1: We uh, I'm trying to think of some art that's
Speaker 1: been good recently. Oh did you guys see the new
Speaker 1: em You remember m I A. Yeah who that is?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Yeah, totally we love i A.
Speaker 1: Yeah. She's got a new album out and it's pretty incredible.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, years ago she was attacked remember
Speaker 1: on everything like Fox News.
Speaker 4: Oh she's super bass, dude, She's yes four and I
Speaker 4: are fans she's suffered a lot from the shitty music
Speaker 4: industry too, like her career has been disrupted because she's
Speaker 4: an honest artist.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's she's got great music, you know, sort of
Speaker 1: electra of going way back to uh the paper playing
Speaker 1: song with Diplo. But she's got this like five G
Speaker 1: now ten G like clothing line out and anyway, she's
Speaker 1: got a new album out and uh, I tell you know,
Speaker 1: I listened to it this week and it's a Christian album.
Speaker 1: I it was. I couldn't believe it. Apparently she is
Speaker 1: fully converted. She's a you know, she's a Christian and
Speaker 1: she used a lot of uh Kanye's Sunday Service choir.
Speaker 1: Do you remember he put out the album a few
Speaker 1: years ago, the Christian album. Yeah, and it's got that
Speaker 1: in the but it's it's really good. It's actually a
Speaker 1: really good album. So I would suggest, you know, if
Speaker 1: you like that's where music, if you like electronic music,
Speaker 1: you could check it out. It's it's just it's like
Speaker 1: it's actually edgy. I mean, you know, there's there's not
Speaker 1: much edgy material out there now, and that's probably as
Speaker 1: edgy as you can get for an artist other than
Speaker 1: that not really much else going on. I did a
Speaker 1: stream this week with my friend doctor Luke Johnson check
Speaker 1: out his YouTube. We went over my book Runes, which
Speaker 1: is still for sale, and some new material that I'm
Speaker 1: working on, working on a novel. That's about it, you guys,
Speaker 1: winding down the year here, the academic here that is.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there you go. All right, man, Well, hey, thanks
Speaker 4: for being here with us tonight. Oh by the way,
Speaker 4: before you bounce out, we watched a Nick Cage film
Speaker 4: that we very much enjoyed, a new one to us.
Speaker 4: It was called dream Sequence. Have you seen that one?
Speaker 1: No, no, I haven't seen it's what happens.
Speaker 4: Oh, you got to check it out, man. So the
Speaker 4: like Elevator pitch on, the plot is like loads of
Speaker 4: people start dreaming about the character Nick Cage plays and
Speaker 4: he's kind of like a loser and that doesn't really
Speaker 4: do much, but everybody sees him in their dreams and
Speaker 4: he just becomes famous because everybody's dreaming about him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, I have seen that one. That one is
Speaker 1: is it's not Darren Aronofski, it's I forget the director.
Speaker 1: It might be Eronovsky. But yes, that was a pretty
Speaker 1: good movie. It was inventive. You know, Nick Cage, I
Speaker 1: sort of four corners of film that he's in. He's
Speaker 1: got good good, good, bad, bad, good, and bad bad,
Speaker 1: and that's actually what you know. That's probably probably in
Speaker 1: the good good category, sort of like adaptation. If you
Speaker 1: guys have seen Adaptation, it's one of us. It's a
Speaker 1: fantastic movie. That's a great Nick Cage movie. Nick Cage.
Speaker 1: Speaking of Nick Cage, he's supposed to be in my
Speaker 1: friend Toby Harvard's movie I Think This, which will be
Speaker 1: filming the summer, stars Eric Andre And also he's got
Speaker 1: another movie coming out, This is My Body. I'm giving
Speaker 1: him a shot out. He's got another movie coming out
Speaker 1: with I think it's Robert Pattinson. Anyway, people making big moves.
Speaker 1: And of course my final thing is I'm working on
Speaker 1: my piece to get published for the book for the
Speaker 1: Stallone book. So I'll let you know when that comes
Speaker 1: out full publication.
Speaker 4: So nice, very excited about that. Guys. Everybody followed base
Speaker 4: Lit Analyzer on the youtubes. We'll see you next time. Man,
Speaker 4: there he goes, basically Analyzer mystical Pharaoh. Are you still
Speaker 4: with us?
Speaker 2: I am just looking at the background.
Speaker 4: All right, you, lriker, You got any saved rounds or
Speaker 4: final thoughts or anything you want through out there?
Speaker 5: No, I mean thanks for having me, man. Was fun
Speaker 5: to hang out and I'm looking forward to the next one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, man, me too. All right, well, you have a
Speaker 4: great rest of the weekend and we'll talk to you
Speaker 4: again real soon.
Speaker 2: Thanks.
Speaker 4: All right, there goes mystical Pharaoh. Oops, I ejected Ruckus
Speaker 4: trying to eject Pharaoh. He must have been hovering on
Speaker 4: the button. All right, Rucus, your turn.
Speaker 6: My turn. Thanks for having me. Yeah, no, so yeah,
Speaker 6: it was uh we choke around and say it was
Speaker 6: an uneventful week, but you know, the geopolitics and war
Speaker 6: thing grinds on which we don't necessarily get too deep
Speaker 6: in the weeds on that here, But lucky for you,
Speaker 6: if you're into that sort of thing, we definitely get
Speaker 6: deep deep into the weeds on that sort of thing
Speaker 6: on Sunday Wire, don't we hasher. So there's a chance
Speaker 6: that we'll be doing that this weekend over at Sunday
Speaker 6: Wire with Patrick Henningson, So make sure to check us
Speaker 6: out there. I also do quite a bit of that
Speaker 6: news and kind of thing as well with my buddy
Speaker 6: Sam Cheney over at Weaponized News. You'll find me there
Speaker 6: hanging out with him, either or on Wednesday. Well it's
Speaker 6: usually Wednesday, that's my regular slot, but sometimes I just
Speaker 6: can't make it on Wednesday. I'll do it the following
Speaker 6: day on a Thursday. But yeah, you should definitely follow
Speaker 6: Sam Cheney. Most folks after they have and watched his show,
Speaker 6: said wow, I like this show. This is good, so
Speaker 6: check it out if you're into news. I mean, that's
Speaker 6: all he does. He just goes to the news. But
Speaker 6: he's not some jerk and he's not trying to put
Speaker 6: a spin on it, and he's like one of us.
Speaker 6: So it's good. And you know, he's a human being
Speaker 6: and he gets emotional sometimes. You've seen him here on
Speaker 6: Boiler Room. He's a good guy, So check his stuff out.
Speaker 6: He does like what we do here, but he does
Speaker 6: it Monday through Friday, so he's doing like two to
Speaker 6: three hour live shows. It's a lot of work. So anyways,
Speaker 6: let's see the big news this week. Of course, it
Speaker 6: was four twenty, so happy for twenty belated to everybody. Also,
Speaker 6: a happy belated Earth Day to everybody. This is the
Speaker 6: twenty twenty six updated version of clown World. Remember the nice,
Speaker 6: fun looking clown world being.
Speaker 4: Now that's mushroom clouds and AI tentacles.
Speaker 6: Now it's not so fun, is it. And by the way,
Speaker 6: in case you didn't realize it or for you forget,
Speaker 6: this week did mark twenty seven year anniversary of the
Speaker 6: Colin Bine thing. So I just wanted to remind everybody
Speaker 6: of that. Sad to say, but big events in a
Speaker 6: lot of our lives, especially if you've been listening to
Speaker 6: this program for a while, you know what the intersection
Speaker 6: of the Big Bang and all of that has to
Speaker 6: do with boiler room. So yeah, so I was like, wow,
Speaker 6: that came and went. Nobody really brought it up, talked
Speaker 6: about it. But twenty seven years hasher?
Speaker 4: Are you getting old? Yeah? Yeah, that's crazy. I remember
Speaker 4: going out and buying a trench coat after that.
Speaker 6: Now stop.
Speaker 4: Dang. Yeah, that's been a long time. That does make
Speaker 4: me feel a little bit old. I'm just kidding, but
Speaker 4: I do have the trench code. Yeah.
Speaker 6: But also you know back then, actually I remember Earth
Speaker 6: Day was actually the Earth Day, which is you know,
Speaker 6: not long after that that, but this year was the
Speaker 6: twenty second or whatever. Sometimes on the same day right
Speaker 6: with four twenty ways Earth Day or whatever.
Speaker 4: We always celebrated Earth Day on four twenty when up
Speaker 4: in Humboldt. Man, I'll tell you that much.
Speaker 6: But Earth Day actually meant something good.
Speaker 4: We all were into it back then.
Speaker 6: What does it mean now? It's just it doesn't mean anything,
Speaker 6: Like did you get an Earth Day present this year?
Speaker 6: I didn't.
Speaker 4: No, it comes and goes. I feel like it was
Speaker 4: somebody's birthday on that day too. Oh well, never mind.
Speaker 6: But anyways, and I already did my Bill Cooper quote.
Speaker 6: So thanks for having me. Make sure you check me
Speaker 6: out on Weaponis News and Sunday Wire. I'll get you
Speaker 6: guys next time.
Speaker 4: All right, thanks Ruckus. And that's it for tonight. We
Speaker 4: cut it a lot tonight. I mean, jeez, if one
Speaker 4: thing stands out, it's just how much is happening? And
Speaker 4: it's hard. It's just it's getting hard to tell, like
Speaker 4: what's actually happening, not because there's no information, but because
Speaker 4: there's too much of it. It's just layered and filtered.
Speaker 4: And what's layered, what's filtered, what's generated, what's competing for
Speaker 4: my attention and real time in somewhere in all this noise,
Speaker 4: like something important gets lost. That's at least how I
Speaker 4: feel like, Oh God, I sort through all this noise
Speaker 4: and what is it that I'm losing here? And it's like,
Speaker 4: it's not just losing facts, but the ability to trust
Speaker 4: what you're actually seeing that bothers me. That's a real
Speaker 4: shift because once the baseline disappears, right, that we talked
Speaker 4: about in the beginning, once everything becomes equally questionable, then
Speaker 4: anything can be inserted. And the rate at which information
Speaker 4: and links and posts are coming our way, man, that's
Speaker 4: the real shift, just having the ability to trust what
Speaker 4: you're seeing, because once the baseline's gone, everything becomes negotiable, right,
Speaker 4: Like it's hard to even get through a conversation about
Speaker 4: a topic. It's like, oh, hold up, hold up, I
Speaker 4: mean you see us, we do it in front of you.
Speaker 4: But here's the thing. That doesn't mean reality is gone.
Speaker 4: It just means it's being competed with. And in a
Speaker 4: world where perception can be manufactured, clarity becomes a skill
Speaker 4: slowing down, questioning what you're seeing, recognizing patterns instead of
Speaker 4: reacting to every signal. That's where our footing has to
Speaker 4: be now, because the system might be able to generate noise,
Speaker 4: but it still depends on your reaction to give it power.
Speaker 4: So as things get louder and faster and more convincing,
Speaker 4: the move isn't panic. The move is awareness. So I
Speaker 4: know it's a big ask, but stay grounded, stay observant,
Speaker 4: and don't let someone else define reality for you. We'll
Speaker 4: keep doing it from this side. This is the boiler room.
Speaker 4: Sign it out, catch us for Sunday wire. We'll see
Speaker 4: you next time.
Speaker 8: That's it.
Speaker 1: Go ahead and run, run home and cry to mama
Speaker 1: ye