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Speaker 1: dot com. Slash Cajun Night. Without further ado, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: go and share my screen. First things first, we had
Speaker 1: an incident. We had two incidents with Trump within the
Speaker 1: same twenty four hour period, essentially, so Trump's helicopter taking
Speaker 1: off from where it takes off from Marine One apparently
Speaker 1: almost got hit by another plane from the Reagan International Airport.
Speaker 1: And y'all remember we had that incident with that Blackhawk
Speaker 1: hitting a plane and the junior Olympic team and all
Speaker 1: these things happened just like a year ago, depending on
Speaker 1: the report you read or hear about. If you watch
Speaker 1: the video, what you're going to see in a second.
Speaker 1: The plane and the helicopter were nowhere near each other.
Speaker 1: It was close enough for them to be like, hey,
Speaker 1: what happened here, but not enough to where it's something
Speaker 1: that like everybody's fine. Everybody's fine. But with everything else
Speaker 1: going on with Trump, this is worth talking about. So
Speaker 1: here we go. This is from CBS Evening News. Federal
Speaker 1: investigation launched into air traffic incident involving Trump's helicopter Marine one.
Speaker 1: Let's go with.
Speaker 2: Another scare for the president tonight. There's a federal investigation
Speaker 2: into an air traffic incident involving President Trump's helicopter Marine Ie.
Speaker 2: It happened yesterday, moments before the President lifted off from
Speaker 2: the White House, an apparent protocol breach air traffic controllers
Speaker 2: at Reagan National Airport, failing to stop commercial planes from
Speaker 2: taking off. The President was headed to his golf resort
Speaker 2: in southern California, where suspect was arrested about forty eight
Speaker 2: hours earlier. In both situations, officials say the President was
Speaker 2: not in danger. But both incidents are prompting questions. Our
Speaker 2: Nancy Cortus is at the White House, so Nancy, what
Speaker 2: happened here?
Speaker 3: Matt.
Speaker 4: New procedures were put in place just last year after
Speaker 4: a fatal mid air collision just four miles away from here.
Speaker 4: Now the FAA and the NTSP are trying to determine
Speaker 4: why the process did not work as planned yesterday and
Speaker 4: what if anything needs to change. The protocol for a
Speaker 4: Marine one liftoff from the White House is well established.
Speaker 4: The pilot gives the tower at nearby Reagan National Airport
Speaker 4: a few minutes notice so they can halt commercial takeoffs.
Speaker 1: Tower just want to make sure you copy Marine one minutes.
Speaker 4: But yesterday afternoon, multiple messages from Marine one went unanswered.
Speaker 1: Power you copy Marine one three minutes deliveritiable.
Speaker 4: Marine one lifted off anyway. At two point thirty three pm.
Speaker 4: A surprised controller warned the chopper that a commercial jet
Speaker 4: was just taking off.
Speaker 5: One got traffic Vertaine off from Way one.
Speaker 3: Facial power from Marine one will be doing a momentary
Speaker 3: delay one Roger.
Speaker 4: A camera nearby captured Marine one crossing the Potomac River
Speaker 4: after the jet went by.
Speaker 1: Okay, real quick, I paused, this is the issue. You'll
Speaker 1: see there are nowhere close to each other. It's fine. Yes,
Speaker 1: there was a breach of protocol. Yes, and I've been
Speaker 1: head in the same direction. It's it's not a good
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. It's a it's a oopsy.
Speaker 1: This one is an actual oopsie. Everything's no equipment was damaged,
Speaker 1: no time was lost, no person was injured. It's fine. However, yes,
Speaker 1: this is still a breach of protocol that needs to
Speaker 1: be addressed. Now what I am actually kind of curious about.
Speaker 1: You remember when that went down with the helicopter in
Speaker 1: the plane last year, and they tried saying it's because
Speaker 1: of Donald Trump at that plane crash at a helicopter
Speaker 1: because he's making all these budget cuts, and now the
Speaker 1: DEI is affecting our air traffic controllers, and now we
Speaker 1: don't have enough people to work the shifts. Y'all. Remember
Speaker 1: when they really tried like throwing that up and letting
Speaker 1: the people try to decide if that was a good
Speaker 1: enough excuse or not. I'm surprised you're not making that
Speaker 1: excuse now. I don't know, but you know it is
Speaker 1: worth mentioning. Anyway, Let's continue.
Speaker 6: Apparently something broke down yesterday.
Speaker 4: Robert Sumwalt is the former chair of the National Transportation
Speaker 4: Safety Board. He says the new protocol halting airport traffic
Speaker 4: Former one, was set up just last year after an
Speaker 4: Army black Hawk helicopter collided with an American Airlines Regional
Speaker 4: jet over the Potomac.
Speaker 6: One of the things that happened after the medair collision
Speaker 6: of last year is that they eliminated a particular helicopter
Speaker 6: route around Washington Reagan Airport. But in this case it's
Speaker 6: a different helicopter route. So they will continue to look
Speaker 6: for ways that they can improve safety.
Speaker 4: The FAA has already conducted a preliminary review of yesterday's
Speaker 4: incident and says there was a momentary loss of separation
Speaker 4: between the jet and marine.
Speaker 7: Ie.
Speaker 4: The agency insists, however, that the President himself was never
Speaker 4: in any danger, something the White House has stressed as well.
Speaker 1: Okay, fair enough, fair enough. President Trump was not named danger. Okay,
Speaker 1: it was in fact an oopsie situation, but it's still
Speaker 1: something to be addressed now. He did, in fact have
Speaker 1: a real issue when he got to California, which is
Speaker 1: where he was going. He was taking the helicopter to
Speaker 1: get to the plane, and from the plane he was
Speaker 1: gonna take off to southern California to a golf course
Speaker 1: where there was a There's a little situation which we're
Speaker 1: gonna talk about here in a second, but I also
Speaker 1: wanted to mention this as we were talking about, you know,
Speaker 1: the current events and then things going on Perez Hilton.
Speaker 1: For anybody who did not hear, he kind of went
Speaker 1: crazy and started I don't know what the technical term
Speaker 1: is for this one. I don't especially because this was
Speaker 1: going up on YouTube, so I know the first few minutes,
Speaker 1: I can't do anything to trigger algorithms or whatever. But
Speaker 1: he started poking himself long ways with a sharp object.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I'm trying to learn how to do
Speaker 1: the YouTube game here. Whatever, long story short, the boy
Speaker 1: tried going for the for the decision you can't come
Speaker 1: back from, and apparently he did it live on TikTok
Speaker 1: and the people saw it and called the local police officer. Sam,
Speaker 1: I your hand. I am not calling on you specifically
Speaker 1: because I told you I'm trying to do YouTube with
Speaker 1: this one, and I know that you're gonna do same things.
Speaker 1: So hold on you. You gotta hold it together for
Speaker 1: a minute. And no, no, don't give me the shocked face.
Speaker 1: Don't give me the face like you don't know what
Speaker 1: I'm talking about. Lord of mercy. Anyway, let's continue this here.
Speaker 1: Perez Hilton's family is speaking out after an alarming live
Speaker 1: stream that prompted fans to call the police. Longtime celebrity
Speaker 1: blogger Who's forty eight, who was rushed to the hospital
Speaker 1: after the Miami Sheriff's Office received multiple calls about a
Speaker 1: man live streaming acts of self harm on social media.
Speaker 1: There that's the YouTube way to say it. He is
Speaker 1: receiving medical care about Many of you have reached out
Speaker 1: with concerns for Perez, and we are incredibly grateful for
Speaker 1: the overwhelming outpouring of love, support and prayers. Is what
Speaker 1: the family said on Wednesday, August fifth. We can confirm
Speaker 1: that Perez is receiving medical care and our family's focus
Speaker 1: right now is on his well being. So I know
Speaker 1: last night when we were doing the Cult Conspiracy Live.
Speaker 1: Also if you're watching on YouTube, you should be following
Speaker 1: us over at called Conspiracy Podcast obviously, but we talked
Speaker 1: about it and it was still kind of we didn't
Speaker 1: actually know if he was, if he had perished or not, right,
Speaker 1: We genuinely didn't know. So to hear that he is
Speaker 1: receiving medical care, hopefully mental care as well, and he's
Speaker 1: all good, I at least wanted to give a quick
Speaker 1: update on that situation. Sorry that detracted from the Trump conversation,
Speaker 1: but here we have it. There is a oh, I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: that's actually after this one. Man, I am losing it
Speaker 1: right now. So the Nevada I'm sorry, new Mexico Attorney
Speaker 1: General is actually going after the Trump administration, specifically Blanche
Speaker 1: for not investigating the Epstein Zoro ranch connections. There's a
Speaker 1: new case that has been opened up in this regard,
Speaker 1: and I am really happy to hear about it, y'all,
Speaker 1: let's learn together.
Speaker 8: The group of state lawmakers searching for the truth about
Speaker 8: sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's ties to New Mexico gave an
Speaker 8: update today about what is next on their list. There's
Speaker 8: thirteen's Maryland up Church joins us live in the Newsplex
Speaker 8: with the latest.
Speaker 7: The Truth Commission says it's already amassed more than one
Speaker 7: hundred thousand records relating to Epstein, and it's just the beginning.
Speaker 7: Now they are broadening their investigation, issuing subpoenas to even I.
Speaker 1: Want to take a second. Can we get Maryland Upchurch
Speaker 1: of what KRQE News thirteen? Can we get her to
Speaker 1: possibly start saying it with her chest? I'm asking for
Speaker 1: all of us here. Can you imagine if I was
Speaker 1: to read the report say what's chest? Okay? So I'm
Speaker 1: saying Maryland up Church? For end of the show?
Speaker 7: More groups.
Speaker 5: No government, federal, state, or local.
Speaker 9: Has ever compiled some accounts of what he did in
Speaker 9: New Mexico.
Speaker 5: There are some cor.
Speaker 10: Records that tell pieces.
Speaker 11: Of the story in other states cases for other states
Speaker 11: victims that there has never been an official narrative.
Speaker 5: Forty months ago, this report is.
Speaker 7: A In June, the Commission issued more than twenty subpoenas
Speaker 7: hoping to uncover details of potential sexual abuse, trafficking, and
Speaker 7: other crimes tied to Epstein and his former Zoro Ranch
Speaker 7: in Stanley, New Mexico. Those subpoenas include banks, federal agencies,
Speaker 7: as well as state and county offices. Today, the Commission
Speaker 7: says eleven were met with full compliance by the deadline.
Speaker 7: The Commission issued more subpoenas today, including to the New
Speaker 7: Mexico Departments of Workforce Solutions, Public Safety, and Taxation and Revenue,
Speaker 7: along with a ten thousand wave spa in Santa Fe
Speaker 7: to help them find out more about what happened at
Speaker 7: the Zoro Ranch and bring justice to survivors.
Speaker 9: Survivor or to stat on the right side of every
Speaker 9: survivor's journey for truth and justice. I am holding off
Speaker 9: to day that real accountability will be issued.
Speaker 7: At the next legislative session. The Commission wants to make
Speaker 7: changes to the state's human trafficking statute. They also want
Speaker 7: to close what they say are registration loopholes for sex offenders.
Speaker 7: The report is available to the public at the Truth
Speaker 7: Commission's website.
Speaker 1: Fact Okay Well Let's read a little bit more about this,
Speaker 1: shall we. New Mexico sues the DOJ and Todd Blanche
Speaker 1: alleging they blocked epstein probe. The lawsuit was filed to
Speaker 1: day New Mexico is releasing. Yeah, was filed the day
Speaker 1: that the New Mexico is releasing a report of its
Speaker 1: preliminary findings from an ongoing probe into Epstein and his
Speaker 1: ranch in Stanley. Let's read more here. So this is
Speaker 1: from Cedar Crest, New Mexico. A New Mexico Attorney general
Speaker 1: sue the US Department of Justice on Wednesday, accusing you
Speaker 1: of blocking the state from investigating sex crimes at Jeffrey
Speaker 1: Epstein's sprawling ranch near Santa Fe. A lawsuit in federal
Speaker 1: court in Washington, d C. Said the Department and Acting
Speaker 1: Attorney General Todd Blanche, Trump's personal attorney before he took office,
Speaker 1: worth mentioning stonewalled New Mexico Attorney General Raoul Torres this
Speaker 1: criminal investigation into Epstein and others taking steps that quote
Speaker 1: actively harms victims and undermines the public interest direct quote
Speaker 1: and I would have to agree with that to be
Speaker 1: honest with you. The lawsuits seeking judicial intervention to force
Speaker 1: the federal government to turn over materials to New Mexico's investigators.
Speaker 1: Was filed the same day that the state release the reports, saying,
Speaker 1: quote those directly responsible for protecting New Mexicans relied on
Speaker 1: others to do their job, including federal prosecutors in New York. Also,
Speaker 1: I you know, I understand that, like, I've never actually
Speaker 1: heard the word New Mexicans. Obviously somebody from New Mexico
Speaker 1: would be a New Mexican. It's just a New Mexican.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I've actually just never heard that put to
Speaker 1: that term before. Anyway, the federal prosecutors, though never prioritize
Speaker 1: New Mexican's focus, instead on Epstein's misdeeds in New York,
Speaker 1: Palm Beach, Florida, and the Virgin Islands, while leaving Epstein's
Speaker 1: offenses in New Mexico unexamined. I wonder why that is.
Speaker 1: And for those answers, cult to Conspiracy podcast is where
Speaker 1: you would go. Meanwhile, according to the Washington lawsuit, Torrez
Speaker 1: and his senior prosecutors have faced sustained resistance to the
Speaker 1: kind of information sharing that had occurred in the past
Speaker 1: between state and federal investigators. In a statement. The Justice
Speaker 1: Apartment said it was not releasing some information on the
Speaker 1: state requested because federal court orders banned disclosing victim identifying information.
Speaker 1: Carte Blanche and New Mexico has provided no lawful basis
Speaker 1: to justify such sweeping disclosures. I have a feeling they have.
Speaker 1: I have a feeling that they have, but it said
Speaker 1: protecting victim privacy remains a top priority, though the Justice
Speaker 1: Department remains available to assist New Mexico's investigation consistent with
Speaker 1: the law and binding court orders. Yeah, dude, it's not
Speaker 1: about protecting the victims. It's never been about protecting the victims.
Speaker 1: If it was, you would have released all the pertinent
Speaker 1: information and redacted just the victims' names. Anyway. Torres, in
Speaker 1: an interview with NBC News Haley Jackson, accused the Justice
Speaker 1: Department of hiding behind the Epstein survivors.
Speaker 12: Oh.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, absolutely. We have provided them with ample legal justifications
Speaker 1: for release in the files. Torres says, like I said,
Speaker 1: I had a feeling that he did. I had a feeling.
Speaker 1: The lawsuits said the Justice Department and Blanche were hiding
Speaker 1: information about Epstein and his co conspirators When New Mexico
Speaker 1: is one of the few jurisdictions that may still be
Speaker 1: able to hold Epstein's associates accountable or quote provide some
Speaker 1: sense of justice to survivors, mostly because they're not going
Speaker 1: to get justice from anywhere else, which I would agree again.
Speaker 1: In a video conference call with reporters, Torres said his
Speaker 1: office had made ten separate requests for key information and
Speaker 1: has been ignored or denied. We have heard repeatedly that
Speaker 1: they will cooperate, and what our team has experienced is
Speaker 1: anything but cooperation. Todd Blanche today, with a stroke of
Speaker 1: a pen, could grant us the access, he claimed. Instead,
Speaker 1: they have decided to stonewall, to obstruct, and to frankly
Speaker 1: conceal for whatever reason, for whatever reason, that that's a
Speaker 1: load bearing portion of that sentence right there, for whatever reason.
Speaker 1: The lawsuit references a Justice Department prosecution memo that describes
Speaker 1: a sexual assault ADS or a RANCH by a woman
Speaker 1: who is not Epstein's former girlfriend and close associate, Jisla.
Speaker 1: Maxwell Wow asked on Haley Jackson, now where the Toys
Speaker 1: believes there is another woman who facilitated assaults in a
Speaker 1: similar way to Maxwell, He said, the truth is we
Speaker 1: don't know at this point. He also added that having
Speaker 1: access to all the files would put them in a
Speaker 1: better position to seek the answer to that and other questions. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we know the whole official narrative. They took his own life,
Speaker 1: but he didn't. He didn't. Maxwell is serving twenty year
Speaker 1: prison sentence after she was convicted. I don't actually think
Speaker 1: that's her hot take. I don't think that's Maxwell. I
Speaker 1: think it's a body double. Be honest. She's barely talking
Speaker 1: to anybody on the inside, even like with other prisoners,
Speaker 1: Like whoever's in there right now doesn't speak pretty much.
Speaker 1: I anyway, not going into the conspiratorial route got a
Speaker 1: whole of the show for that. Epstein purchased the sprawling
Speaker 1: estate in Stanley, New Mexico, a sparsely populated ranch community
Speaker 1: of about thirty miles south of Santa Fe, in ninety
Speaker 1: three from a Democrat from former Democratic Governor Bruce King,
Speaker 1: and built a hilltop mansion with a private airstrip and helipad.
Speaker 1: The property was sold by the Epstein Estate in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty three to the family of Don Huffins. Hauffiines, I
Speaker 1: don't know a Republican who was recently appointed state comptroller comptroller.
Speaker 1: The hell is that position?
Speaker 13: Comptroller?
Speaker 1: What is that supposed to be? A comptroller?
Speaker 13: I know it's a military term. Really back to you
Speaker 13: on a second, because in the military they have comptrollers.
Speaker 1: Is it like I went, I thought, my brain immediately
Speaker 1: went to like constable, I got, I got multiple sounds
Speaker 1: going one, Go ahead, Tony. What's a comptroller?
Speaker 14: It's a funding It's like what I used to do,
Speaker 14: uh was project manager and I'd have to fund certain
Speaker 14: aspects of it, and some of it came from different
Speaker 14: pockets of money from the government, and the comptroller is
Speaker 14: the one that controlled those those pockets of money where
Speaker 14: they came from.
Speaker 1: Okay, so like acquisitions type position or like is it
Speaker 1: like the estimator.
Speaker 13: Controller?
Speaker 1: Sorry?
Speaker 13: Well, so if this says a state controller oversees state finances,
Speaker 13: audits government agencies, and I m sure's public money is
Speaker 13: spent proper an auditor, yeah, basically.
Speaker 1: Interest So at a state level. So the Don Huffins,
Speaker 1: Haffians whatever who bought Zora Ranch just got appointed as
Speaker 1: the state auditor for the state government of Texas. Well,
Speaker 1: that's interesting, Okay, put that one in the tool belt
Speaker 1: to use for later, I'm sure. In a February social
Speaker 1: media post on ex Huffins, Huffen's I don't know the
Speaker 1: name whatever said the property has been renamed to San
Speaker 1: Rafael Ranch after a saint associated with healing, and that
Speaker 1: his family plans to operate a Christian retreat there. Okay,
Speaker 1: I like the initiative. Perhaps not the right location, perhaps
Speaker 1: his location to like open source and let whatever investigation
Speaker 1: needs to happen there, dig up everybody, all the stuff,
Speaker 1: and then once it's all done years from now, we
Speaker 1: torched the place and then rebuild on top of it,
Speaker 1: turn it into some sort of a retreat ground. I
Speaker 1: don't know, that's just me, I don't know. In December,
Speaker 1: the Justice Department started releasing investigative records pertaining to Epstein
Speaker 1: and Maxwell in accordance with Epstein File Transparency Act.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: Okay, Complaints quickly arose about the shoddy reactions and too
Speaker 1: many sealed materials from accusers. Okay, they're just going to
Speaker 1: go into the whole thing about the Epstein, But anyway,
Speaker 1: that's the update. As far as the Zoro Ranch is concerned.
Speaker 1: New Mexico is suing the DOJ and specifically Todd Blanche,
Speaker 1: which I gotta be honest, I don't. I don't dislike
Speaker 1: Todd Blanch, but I also really don't like him. I'm
Speaker 1: he's a he's in a weird gray area. But if
Speaker 1: I had to, like, you know, make a judgment call,
Speaker 1: I would say I don't trust the dude at all.
Speaker 1: Never mind the fact that it was because he was
Speaker 1: Trump's lawyer like for years and then just kind of
Speaker 1: shmoothed his way into this position. It's there's something about
Speaker 1: the dude, you know, he gives me. I don't know,
Speaker 1: Maybe I'm wrong, and maybe he will like really blow
Speaker 1: the lid off of this whole thing and lead the
Speaker 1: DOJ to give us the answers we are looking for.
Speaker 1: And if that's the case, I will be so happy
Speaker 1: to take back that statement. From where I'm at right now,
Speaker 1: I ain't got nothing for the man. Eat. Yeah, he
Speaker 1: just seems slimy. He seems real slimy. Anyway, moving forward here,
Speaker 1: the US announces more than one hundred million dollars in
Speaker 1: rewards to eight of Jalsco cartel leaders. Yeah. So apparently
Speaker 1: if you're out there out there listening to the cage tonight,
Speaker 1: and you might just want to get you a couple,
Speaker 1: you know, get you some stacks you want to level
Speaker 1: up your finances. What you could do is track down
Speaker 1: one of these cartel leaders and you know, bring them in.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure if it's a dead or a life
Speaker 1: type of situation I would assume, but apparently they are
Speaker 1: announcing more than one hundred million dollars in rewards for
Speaker 1: these dudes. I know one of them. Help I see
Speaker 1: one right here, twenty five mili. That's nice. That'd be
Speaker 1: a nice little little I can find a spot in
Speaker 1: my budget for that. Go ahead, Sam, I see your
Speaker 1: hand raise. I think we're past the time constraints. You
Speaker 1: go ahead.
Speaker 3: If I sh off, I'm a saint. In second off,
Speaker 3: Where can I sign up?
Speaker 5: Because I definitely would like to be trekking down in
Speaker 5: the jungle and Latin America or tagging and bagging cartel
Speaker 5: leaders like our four foot like our forefather Teddy Prosevet
Speaker 5: would want.
Speaker 1: And I think you can just do it. I don't
Speaker 1: think you have to like sign up. I think you
Speaker 1: could just like go do it, you know.
Speaker 5: So with that being said, do I do I have
Speaker 5: to like smuggle my weapons down to the border, or
Speaker 5: can I procure weapons down at the border.
Speaker 1: You know, you seem like a resourceful gentleman. I'm sure
Speaker 1: you could figure it out one or the other. I
Speaker 1: guess it's six and one hand a half dozen in
Speaker 1: the other. But keep in mind you will be going
Speaker 1: against the entire I'm sure I'm butchering. The name is
Speaker 1: probably uh Hellesco, not Jealousco. But you're gonna be going
Speaker 1: against an entire cartel. It's like, do you you know?
Speaker 1: But remember Trump listed all cartels as terrorist organizations. So like,
Speaker 1: I guess you just can do what you do worth mentioning.
Speaker 3: And six, I am not in.
Speaker 5: A uniform held up either UCM say, nor am I
Speaker 5: a uniformed member anymore?
Speaker 3: Didn't even conventions do not ascertain me.
Speaker 1: No, But you also need to know that no one's
Speaker 1: coming to get you. If things go sideways, that's also
Speaker 1: really important.
Speaker 5: If things go sad ways, at least then I am
Speaker 5: I am going on my own personal crusade.
Speaker 3: At least then I'll be doing the Lord's work.
Speaker 1: It's so funny that you mentioned a crusade because the
Speaker 1: CJNNG call themselves the Templars.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: It's really funny that you're bringing that one up because
Speaker 1: like these dudes rock the templar cross and put their
Speaker 1: cartel members.
Speaker 5: But yeah, so we tell those here attics, this is
Speaker 5: about to be like the horse heresy.
Speaker 3: Damn it.
Speaker 1: I suppose I guess you bring whatever faya to the
Speaker 1: conversation you want man continuing on This is from Al Jazeera.
Speaker 1: The administration of the United States President Trump has announced
Speaker 1: it will offer up to one hundred and two million
Speaker 1: dollars in rewards for information leading to the arrest or
Speaker 1: conviction of leaders from the Hollisco New Generation Cartel, also
Speaker 1: known as the CJNG, a criminal organization based in Mexico.
Speaker 1: On Wednesday, Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche led a news
Speaker 1: conference touting the new bounties as quote, a continuation of
Speaker 1: our efforts to eliminate cartels that have plagued the US
Speaker 1: for far too long. Well, okay, then, these sophisticated organizations
Speaker 1: use violence and fear to maintain control over imported importation
Speaker 1: of deadly narcotics into the United States, including fentanyl, cocaine, meth,
Speaker 1: and other illegal drugs. Yeah, their actions spread violence and
Speaker 1: death to our communities. Again yeah uh Blanche is rhetoric
Speaker 1: echoed the broader approach of the Trump administration, which is
Speaker 1: increasingly made combating cartels a centerpiece of its national security agenda.
Speaker 1: You know, rightfully, So, I know that's not exactly a
Speaker 1: crazy concept here, But like, for instance, the whole situation
Speaker 1: in Iran, we can argue back and forth if Iran
Speaker 1: was actually an eminent threat to the United States or not.
Speaker 1: Have your opinion, whatever, China an eminent threat to the
Speaker 1: United States or not. This is a debatable topic, right
Speaker 1: there's something that's gonna say yay, something that's gonna say nay.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty confident that everybody could agree that the cartel
Speaker 1: members was, has always been, and will always be like
Speaker 1: an actual pressing threat to our border and to our
Speaker 1: national security as a whole. I don't think that's actually
Speaker 1: a hot take. I'm I'm pretty confident that everybody, regardless
Speaker 1: of political agendas or you know, religious backgrounds or whatever,
Speaker 1: I'm pretty su sure we could all agree like, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's a problem. But anyway, Since taking office for a
Speaker 1: second term, Trump has pushed his government to relabel criminal
Speaker 1: organizations in Latin America as foreign terrorist organizations. I mentioned
Speaker 1: that moment ago. The administration has used such labels to
Speaker 1: justify military action against suspected drug smugglers, including a year
Speaker 1: long bombing campaign against small boats in the Caribbean, c
Speaker 1: and Eastern Pacific. Dude, I was so bummed. They almost
Speaker 1: gave the letters of Marquee or Mark, excuse me, the
Speaker 1: letters of Mark. They almost gave those out to people,
Speaker 1: and then the last second they're like, no, fine, we're
Speaker 1: not gonna make piracy. Okay, it's good, dude, but you
Speaker 1: actually you understand why that is though. It's not because
Speaker 1: there's gonna be a bunch of rednecks on speedboats just
Speaker 1: doming Cartel members on like those semi submersibles and whatn't
Speaker 1: that reason. It's because those rednecks whenever they get a
Speaker 1: semi submersible full of like, you know, ten tons of cocaine,
Speaker 1: are somehow just gonna come back with no coke. Somehow
Speaker 1: it all got lost. It's the damnedest thing. It's yeah,
Speaker 1: that was It was a really good initiative, but it
Speaker 1: would have led to some really bad judgment calls. I
Speaker 1: think we can all acknowledge this. Narco terrorist organizations like
Speaker 1: the Cartel are CJNG are responsible for countless deaths in America.
Speaker 1: Blanche said on Wednesday, of course, h c j G
Speaker 1: is one of the last one of at least eight
Speaker 1: Mexican criminal networks to be labeled foreign terrorist organizations, alongside
Speaker 1: groups like the Sineloa Cartel and the cartel the nor Aista.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, sam.
Speaker 5: Oh I thought I took it down, but no, I
Speaker 5: was just gonna say so that if it is government
Speaker 5: backed that, you're not a pirate, you're a private teer.
Speaker 3: There is difference.
Speaker 1: God damn it, you're right.
Speaker 3: On the private tiers.
Speaker 1: You're correct, I said government sponsored piracy. No, no, no,
Speaker 1: you're right. Privacy, it's hearing, it's privateers.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you have the privateers and you have the pats, which,
Speaker 5: funny enough, most of the most notable pilots actually started
Speaker 5: out as privateers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's very true. And then whenever the letters of
Speaker 1: Mark stopped being valid, they were like, well, I guess
Speaker 1: we're outlaws now whatever.
Speaker 13: Well, it was more of like.
Speaker 5: When the Kings went and pay them the way that
Speaker 5: they were supposed to be paid, and everything there said
Speaker 5: well fuck it. Plus the privateers they were also being
Speaker 5: told like, hey, look you can't attack any British or
Speaker 5: any ally ships. But yeah, you see that that spaniardship.
Speaker 5: You see that their funchy ship. I don't want to
Speaker 5: see those ships anymore.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was the golden age of piracy. But again
Speaker 1: they they were contemplating releasing those two American citizens. That
Speaker 1: would have been phenomenal. It didn't happen, but it's fine.
Speaker 1: They did bomb the hell out of them for a while.
Speaker 1: It led to Maduroux getting captured. You know, they they've
Speaker 1: been putting in their work.
Speaker 15: Uh.
Speaker 1: The cj NG operates twenty one of Mexico's thirty two
Speaker 1: states and it's said to be involved in everything from
Speaker 1: avocado production to drug smuggling. Yeah, believe it or not,
Speaker 1: Avocadoo's those the cartels have taken over avocado growth and
Speaker 1: distribution because they see the profit margins in it. And
Speaker 1: it was like, genuinely, the cart here's the deal. They're
Speaker 1: about making money, whether that's drugs, guns, people, whatever, if
Speaker 1: it makes money, they're gonna be about it in some way. Hell,
Speaker 1: even to that point, the Yakuza, another illegal organized crime
Speaker 1: outfit based out of Japan, they got wrapped up for
Speaker 1: stealing like la booboos and uh, counterfeit Pokemon cards because
Speaker 1: the amount of money that was in them like it.
Speaker 1: If it's gonna make money, it doesn't matter. The criminal
Speaker 1: enterprise is gonna be about it and not care about
Speaker 1: what the legality of it is. You know what I mean? Avocados.
Speaker 1: There is a pretty solid chance that if you're buying
Speaker 1: an avocadu from your local produce stand or Walmart or whatever,
Speaker 1: it's very possible that that came from a cartel source.
Speaker 1: Just so you know, you do with that information which
Speaker 1: you want. I personally think that they are a weird
Speaker 1: weird Uh that's a fruit technically, huh. Anyway, The largest
Speaker 1: award in Wednesday's announcements was offered for information leading to
Speaker 1: the capture of the new leader, Juan Carlos Gonzalez, also
Speaker 1: known as Pelon Pelon I don't know how to speak Spanish. Gonzales,
Speaker 1: a dual Mexican and US citizen, interesting, is believed to
Speaker 1: have taken control of the cartel after the death of
Speaker 1: its former leader Servantes. I'm not going to try to
Speaker 1: pronounce that first word, also known as elementcho. I know
Speaker 1: that one. I know that guy. Uh he oh wow.
Speaker 1: Gonzalez is his step son. Okay, interesting enough. His reward
Speaker 1: was raised by twenty million to reach a total of
Speaker 1: twenty five million. Bounties for seven other leaders ranged from
Speaker 1: two million to fifteen million. Damn. I mean, if somebody's
Speaker 1: got the if somebody's got the stones to get out
Speaker 1: there and try to make it happen. The money is there, y'all.
Speaker 1: The money is out there, just waiting for you to
Speaker 1: come and take it. You know what I'm saying. Anywhay,
Speaker 1: anywhe Now, with all of these things going on everywhere,
Speaker 1: we also need to make a mention of what's going
Speaker 1: on in the Pacific Northwest. Right now, there is a
Speaker 1: massive fire. This one's just talking about the Spokane fire complex.
Speaker 1: But here in a moment, I'm going to show you
Speaker 1: a map, Like, dude, the fires are all over, but
Speaker 1: let's learn about this one together, y'all.
Speaker 16: Hundreds of firefighters remain on fire lines tonight working to
Speaker 16: get control of the Spokane area fires.
Speaker 4: We're hearing from fire officials about today's outlook.
Speaker 17: Savannah Welch brings us more tonight.
Speaker 10: There's been a lot of good progress in the last
Speaker 10: twenty four hours. Crew say they were able to get
Speaker 10: control lines established around all three fires here, and there's
Speaker 10: been such an outpouring of support from the community to
Speaker 10: help fire crews. There's been a lot of donations. You
Speaker 10: can see all the cases of water over there, and coolers,
Speaker 10: also sports drinks, electrolytes for firefighters. On the table over
Speaker 10: to the right, there's a lot of essential items, some deodorant,
Speaker 10: even shaving cream for crews. So a lot of resources
Speaker 10: here for firefighters on the front lines here working these fires.
Speaker 10: I spoke with one volunteer who's helping supply fire crews
Speaker 10: with new boots. I talked to him this morning. Take
Speaker 10: a listen.
Speaker 12: These firefighters came from all over the nation and they're
Speaker 12: here working and the work is not over. It's going
Speaker 12: to be a long haul. And so the local companies
Speaker 12: here and all just the regular community, we're stepping up
Speaker 12: because this is our home front.
Speaker 10: Firefighters have been working twelve hour shifts as they continue
Speaker 10: to battle these three fires. We also have new containment numbers.
Speaker 10: As of Wednesday morning, both the Autumn Lane Fire and
Speaker 10: Old Trails Fire are thirteen percent contained. The Fairview Fire
Speaker 10: is five percent contained. Crews have come from across the country,
Speaker 10: from Utah, California, even Alaska, Arizona, and New York. They
Speaker 10: say the community really stepped up at a time when
Speaker 10: firefighters needed it most.
Speaker 18: This incident is it happens so fast, and it developed
Speaker 18: so quickly, and there's so many other fires burning throughout
Speaker 18: the US that some of our support we'd usually have
Speaker 18: is on delay. So the community really stepped up and
Speaker 18: offered their services, and we were so grateful for it.
Speaker 10: Many firefighters have been sleeping in tents here at Mount
Speaker 10: Spokane High School. More firefighters and resources are expected to
Speaker 10: be mobilized here to Spokane. The number of firefighters is
Speaker 10: expected to grow to more than two thousand this week,
Speaker 10: and this morning we saw quite a few of them
Speaker 10: packing up their tents here and relocating to the fair Ground.
Speaker 10: So a lot of at least good news there when
Speaker 10: it comes to containment efforts. As of Wednesday morning, Wow.
Speaker 1: Shouts out to the firefighters from all over twenty three
Speaker 1: different states have descended on this area to help them out.
Speaker 1: Shouts out to them thoughts and prayers, and also if
Speaker 1: y'all had the means to help in any way that
Speaker 1: you can. I don't know where everybody's located, but do
Speaker 1: what you can. Absolutely so. Now let's get a visualization
Speaker 1: of the wildfires in Washington and Oregon in maps and
Speaker 1: satellite imagery. Sorry, I don't know what the hell just happened.
Speaker 1: The American West is battling a persistent wildfire season, with
Speaker 1: the Pacific north West bearing the brunt as Dozens of
Speaker 1: massive blazes rage in Oregon and Washington, forcing residents from
Speaker 1: their homes and shutting down major roadways. More than twenty
Speaker 1: seven thousand firefighters are battling around about one hundred uncontained
Speaker 1: large fires nationwide on Tuesday. So this is the map, y'all.
Speaker 1: This is the map of the United States, and just
Speaker 1: in the Pacific Northwest. Yes, we have wildfires all over
Speaker 1: the place. I get that, But dude, we got a
Speaker 1: couple in Florida, a couple on the East coast that
Speaker 1: seemed to be all but contained. Here, North Texas and
Speaker 1: Oklahoma has some you know New Mexico, Arizona area, you
Speaker 1: know Colorado, Nevada, No doubt, all those things are facts. However,
Speaker 1: the Pacific Northwest has They've been getting screwed, there's no
Speaker 1: other way to say this. And then they have caught
Speaker 1: arsonists who have been the ones lighting these fires or
Speaker 1: at least helping them grow larger. Like, dude, I didn't
Speaker 1: fully understand until I went to Oregon and saw these things.
Speaker 14: Yo.
Speaker 1: The arsonists, Yo, they desire a fate worse than death.
Speaker 1: I'm quite confident in saying that. By the way, it
Speaker 1: is absolutely disgusting what these people are doing. This year's
Speaker 1: fire season is shaping up to be quite destructive. Oregon
Speaker 1: and Washington have been hit by their worst fire season
Speaker 1: in more than thirty years, with flames burning more than
Speaker 1: two point six million acres as of Tuesday. All right,
Speaker 1: that's more than the state of Texas, if I'm not mistaken,
Speaker 1: like Texas is like over a million square I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: are I'm thinking miles? Excuse me, Texas a million square miles?
Speaker 1: I'm getting miles and acres confused, excuse me. Pacific Northwest
Speaker 1: is having a record wildfire season right here. We could
Speaker 1: see the chart. Two thousand and five, we had, you know,
Speaker 1: two hundred and ten. This is two hundred and ten
Speaker 1: thousand acres burned. Twenty ten we had one hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty two thousand acres. It's going up. The lowest year
Speaker 1: that we've had in goodwhile was twenty nineteen two hundred
Speaker 1: and forty nine thousand acres. We are currently a two
Speaker 1: point six million acres. That is like, this is the
Speaker 1: record high that we've seen, like they said, in thirty years.
Speaker 1: Wildfires have scorched at least five point three million acres
Speaker 1: across the country so far this year, already surpassing last
Speaker 1: year's total for the entire year. Good god when nearly
Speaker 1: half the nation's active large fires concentrated in Oregon and Washington.
Speaker 1: Seeing it as tracking the latest map charts in satellite imagery,
Speaker 1: three fires in Spokane County have consumed more than eight
Speaker 1: thousand acres with zero percent containment since they started Saturday.
Speaker 1: They're still going Ham Jesus. The fires in the Pacific
Speaker 1: Northwest have blanketed the region with smoke, pushing the air
Speaker 1: quality index to unhealthy levels across Washington, especially for residents
Speaker 1: who are sensitive to part of particulate pollution. Rather at
Speaker 1: least twenty four cities in the regent had air quality
Speaker 1: readings in the very unhealthy or unhealthy range as of
Speaker 1: Tuesday morning. This map shows how the smoke is expected
Speaker 1: to spread over the next day. Look at this, This
Speaker 1: smoke is going to go all the way into the
Speaker 1: Midwest and come back up into Canada. Which Canada's got
Speaker 1: their own or I don't even know if that wildfire
Speaker 1: is contained in Canada or not. To be honest with you,
Speaker 1: I haven't heard much about it, so I'm assuming they
Speaker 1: got under control, but I don't actually know that for
Speaker 1: a fact. But anyway, Aerial images captured a near map
Speaker 1: show of the Old Trails fires sweeping through neighborhoods in
Speaker 1: Spokane County on Saturday afternoon. Captured round seven hours after
Speaker 1: the fire began, they show hundreds of burning homes and
Speaker 1: firefires trying to halt the spread of the blaze. Look
Speaker 1: at this, so this is on the left on screen
Speaker 1: right now as before, and then on the right is
Speaker 1: after and just at complete loss, complete devastation. Through heavy
Speaker 1: plumes of smoke, the fire can be seen spreading from
Speaker 1: house to house, leaving entire blocks burning. In spite of
Speaker 1: the blaze, green leaves can still be seen on many
Speaker 1: of the trees. The ground below them, where the fire
Speaker 1: quickly spread through grass and small vegetation, is charred black.
Speaker 1: It's absolute mind blown like it. For me, it's very
Speaker 1: hard to conceptualize because I live in a place that's
Speaker 1: constantly wet, so to hear how quick one of these
Speaker 1: fires can just take off and go like that. It
Speaker 1: never really made sense to me until you know what
Speaker 1: I mean. And again to all the listeners of the cage,
Speaker 1: and night to all the members of the retinue. Right,
Speaker 1: if you're ever in a position like go through a
Speaker 1: national forest that has ever been you know, the forest
Speaker 1: being the victim of an arsonist or something like this,
Speaker 1: take a moment and take that drive and gain some perspective.
Speaker 1: If you don't know what I'm talking about, you'll understand
Speaker 1: when you see it. Honestly, it is absolutely mind blowing him.
Speaker 1: I'm blowing. All of our thoughts and prayers and efforts
Speaker 1: are with the people that are suffering from these wildfires
Speaker 1: all over the country. All right on to the next
Speaker 1: topic we go. So now we're gonna talk about the
Speaker 1: situation where Trump. We talked about the Trump getting onto
Speaker 1: the helicopter, gotten onto the plane, he goes to his
Speaker 1: golf course in South Cali, only to have another assassination attempt.
Speaker 1: And I gotta be honest, I was a little perplexed
Speaker 1: by this one. The guy claimed to be a worker
Speaker 1: with the State Department and he had to get in
Speaker 1: touch with Marco Rubio secret Service wasn't gonna let him
Speaker 1: in because he didn't have the right credentials obviously, and
Speaker 1: so they stopped him. They searched him, they found a gun.
Speaker 1: Come to find out, he's a Marine Corps veteran. He
Speaker 1: deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan. He allegedly has been suffering
Speaker 1: from crazy PTSD. Let's just learn about this when he
Speaker 1: got young.
Speaker 19: Tonightknew details about the man facing firearms charges following an
Speaker 19: alarming security scare outside President Trump's golf club near Los Angeles.
Speaker 19: Police arresting thirty nine year old Janine John Teele over
Speaker 19: the weekend ahead of the President's visit after federal agents
Speaker 19: noted him appearing to take photos and videos of the club.
Speaker 19: Charging documents say a search of his car turned up
Speaker 19: a pistol and high capacity magazine, and at his home
Speaker 19: an assault rifle, body armor, and notebooks containing quote concerning
Speaker 19: statement real quick.
Speaker 1: They didn't find an assault rifle at his home. They
Speaker 1: found an ar AR stands for ArmaLite rifle, not assault rifle.
Speaker 1: There is, in fact such a thing as an assault rifle.
Speaker 1: By definition is a weapon that is fully auto i e.
Speaker 1: A belt fed or something like this. The weapon they
Speaker 1: found was not an assault rifle. But let's continue.
Speaker 19: Tonight, a law enforcement official telling NBC News Teal is
Speaker 19: a disabled, old marine veteran with significant PTSD and mental
Speaker 19: health issues. President Trump was asked about the arrest.
Speaker 6: Well, the only thing I get a little solace from
Speaker 6: is they say only consequential presidents, and I am definitely consequential.
Speaker 19: It comes after a disturbing series of assassination attempts against
Speaker 19: President Trump, including an armed suspect racing through a security
Speaker 19: checkpoint at the White House correspondence dinner, a suspect arrested
Speaker 19: after hiding with a rifle while the President was golfing,
Speaker 19: and the campaign event in Butler where the President was shot.
Speaker 19: And tonight, new concerns after a close encounter between Marine
Speaker 19: I and a commercial airliner. You can see the American
Speaker 19: Airlines jet taking off moments later the marine choppers, one
Speaker 19: of them carrying the President. The FAA calling this a
Speaker 19: quote momentary loss of separation, saying it will review the incident,
Speaker 19: but that the President was never in any danger.
Speaker 1: Garrett joins us.
Speaker 2: Now, Garrett, let's go back to that security scare for
Speaker 2: the president in California.
Speaker 1: I know you have some new reporting on that suspect. Yeah, Tom.
Speaker 19: His first court appearance has yet to be scheduled, but
Speaker 19: as military record today shows eight years of service in
Speaker 19: the Marines, including deployments to both the Rock and Afghanistan.
Speaker 1: Tom, we thank you, so all right, it's not great.
Speaker 1: It's not a great. Look the last time in a
Speaker 1: marine set to you know, assassinated president allegedly he was successful.
Speaker 1: And I am talking about Lee Harvey Oswald with old JFK.
Speaker 1: But you know, it's not good. It's not good. However,
Speaker 1: I think it's wild, Like Trump really does have like
Speaker 1: ops out there, Like they got some shooters in these
Speaker 1: streets that are after him right now, these screets, if
Speaker 1: you will. And it's it's pretty crazy. Could you imagine
Speaker 1: a world now? Granted when I make this comparison, I
Speaker 1: understand that it's a bit contrived, but could you imagine
Speaker 1: if Biden had like shooters after him like this, or
Speaker 1: Obama or Bush, you know what I mean. Like it's crazy.
Speaker 1: But also I understand we're making like apples to oranges
Speaker 1: comparisons here. Trump is very much of a different mindset
Speaker 1: than his predecessors, regardless of you know, political party affiliations
Speaker 1: or anything like that, but it's still crazy, dude. All
Speaker 1: this has been going on within what two year time span,
Speaker 1: give or take. It's on the cult to conspiracy. We
Speaker 1: have that bingo card and we haven't looked at it
Speaker 1: in a little minute. We may need to review it again.
Speaker 1: I'm putting a pin in that one for later on.
Speaker 1: But anyway, says from La. More details emerging on Janine,
Speaker 1: which is a very unfortunate name for a man, but okay,
Speaker 1: Janine tail Teal. I don't know who was arrested after
Speaker 1: authority say he was armed near where the President was
Speaker 1: set to speak in Rancho Palos Verde. Tail Teal, thirty eight,
Speaker 1: was initially detained at Trump's national golf course in La
Speaker 1: after he was seen taking photos and videos continuing. The
Speaker 1: arrest occurred over the weekend, Department of Justice said in
Speaker 1: a statement. An affidavid filed with the complaint against tail
Speaker 1: indicates that on July thirty first, federal agents were conducting
Speaker 1: a security assessment of the golf course when they saw
Speaker 1: quote a suspicious individual walking through the golf course taking
Speaker 1: photos and filming videos of the security planning activities while
Speaker 1: wearing an ear piece. Til returned to Trump's golf course
Speaker 1: on August second, and this time the staff of the
Speaker 1: golf course notified the federal agents who were actually approached
Speaker 1: by him. He stated he was employed by the State
Speaker 1: Department and that he was there as part of the
Speaker 1: security detail. During the interaction, he admitted to having a
Speaker 1: loaded firearm in the car. So his plan, which is
Speaker 1: a ballsy move, no matter how you want to slice,
Speaker 1: it's a ballsy move to walk up and just it's like,
Speaker 1: act like you're one of the security detail, not knowing
Speaker 1: they would have to ask like, oh, well, who's your superior,
Speaker 1: who's the one that sent you here? Something you would
Speaker 1: have to have, like a name to give them. You
Speaker 1: have to to just make it through the first round
Speaker 1: of scrutiny. And in the midst of all this, he's like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm here as a part of the security detail from
Speaker 1: the state by bah baph All right, so yeah, I
Speaker 1: got my gun in the car. Don't worry about it,
Speaker 1: you know anyway, So just tell me what I posted.
Speaker 1: What were we doing. It's like that is you gotta
Speaker 1: have some stones on you to try to have that
Speaker 1: much confidence to pull that off. Obviously it didn't work,
Speaker 1: But I'm just saying, you know anyway. In turn, federal
Speaker 1: agents reached out to La County Sheriff's Department. The deputies
Speaker 1: are dispatched to the area. He was detained, and the
Speaker 1: deputies found a sixteen round magazine with hollowpoint ammunition in
Speaker 1: his pants pocket. Also, they keep using the term, and
Speaker 1: I don't know for sure, but just going off of
Speaker 1: this here, they keep using the term high capacity city magazine.
Speaker 1: Now I'm not sure what the English language means in California,
Speaker 1: but I know, like in Louisiana, for like a high
Speaker 1: capacity magazine, you're talking like a fifty round drum or
Speaker 1: maybe like a one hundred round drum, a c mag
Speaker 1: if you will, or if it's an AK like one
Speaker 1: of those seventy five round drums, you got to like
Speaker 1: actually twist whatever. So when they say a high capacity magazine,
Speaker 1: is this sixteen round magazine what they were referring to,
Speaker 1: Because I think California you're not allowed to have more
Speaker 1: than like five or ten in a mag I'm throwing
Speaker 1: it out. I don't know, just I'm saying, we need
Speaker 1: to be careful with our burbage. Further investigation revealed that
Speaker 1: Downey resident was wanted in connection with a twenty twenty
Speaker 1: five robbery in El Segundo, details of which were not
Speaker 1: immediately disclosed. I mean, okay, so he at least like
Speaker 1: developed a life of crime. He got away with at
Speaker 1: least one robbery, and he just got a taste for
Speaker 1: the magic, decided he wanted to go up to assassinating
Speaker 1: the leader of the free world, you know, as one
Speaker 1: does as one does. Obviously. Authorities then searched his pickup
Speaker 1: truck and seized a loaded nine millimeters pistol, a pair
Speaker 1: of binoculars, and a badge that read Security Protection Agent.
Speaker 1: That's the most teamu wish dot com badge, Security Protection agent.
Speaker 12: Bro.
Speaker 1: That's not a title, that's not a thing. Oh my god,
Speaker 1: that's ten out of ten on the effort. And honestly,
Speaker 1: I'm starting to see the marine show on this. Actually, yeah,
Speaker 1: out loud, I see it. The next day, August third,
Speaker 1: my birthday. About that, Teal's home was searched and more
Speaker 1: weapons were seased, including an illegally modified AR platform rifle. Okay,
Speaker 1: and once again, by what means do you mean illegally modified?
Speaker 1: Because California has got some weird rules as far as
Speaker 1: what type of ar you can have what kind of
Speaker 1: modifications you could do to it, Like it's gotta be
Speaker 1: Californy compliant. So that doesn't necessarily mean what people might
Speaker 1: initially think, but it's worth mentioning. All right, body armor
Speaker 1: that doesn't say to what level could be? Soft armor
Speaker 1: we don't know, doesn't mean plates right, high capacity magazines
Speaker 1: we don't know what the capacity is. An earpiece diabolical,
Speaker 1: a two way radio signal device, and multiple notebooks containing
Speaker 1: concerning statements were also found. The DJ said, well, clearly
Speaker 1: you think he's like living a happy, happy, joy joy
Speaker 1: life and just woke up and decided to try to
Speaker 1: take a shot. Like, no, obviously he's got some screws loose.
Speaker 1: Of course his notebooks are going to contain concerning statements. Actually,
Speaker 1: oddly enough, with the line of work that I'm in, Dude,
Speaker 1: all the notebooks that I have just full of notes
Speaker 1: for all the episodes that we've done. If I was
Speaker 1: ever get rated, I'm wondering what they would say about
Speaker 1: my notebooks. None of them have been anti American or
Speaker 1: anything like disturbing. But also sometimes the content we talk
Speaker 1: about on the Cult of Conspiracy is noth the cleanest
Speaker 1: you now, so I'm actually kind of curious what they
Speaker 1: would say about my notebooks. How interesting to ponder. Moving on,
Speaker 1: he has now been federally charged with possession of an
Speaker 1: unregistered short barrel rifle, which is a felony that could
Speaker 1: carry a sentence of up to a decade in federal prison.
Speaker 1: That's what they got him on. They got him for
Speaker 1: having an SBR an illegal or an unregistered SBR in California.
Speaker 1: This is America. He also faces criminal charges in LA
Speaker 1: Superior Court stemming from the same investigation. Federal officials added
Speaker 1: he is expected rather to make his first court appearance
Speaker 1: on Wednesday, but a spokesperson later confirmed he would not
Speaker 1: be making an appearance. He is being hailed on a
Speaker 1: quarter million dollar bail. Wow, look at this? Look at this?
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, is that his badge? Oh please tell
Speaker 1: me agent. This is a fugitive recovery building. This is
Speaker 1: a this is a bail bondsman like this is a
Speaker 1: this is a bounty hunter badge. That's not Is that
Speaker 1: his badge?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 1: There's no way, There's no way. They said that it
Speaker 1: was like a security agent badge. This doesn't even say
Speaker 1: security on it, so either a this picture is not
Speaker 1: his badge or b the article source of key k
Speaker 1: t l A News is lying. I don't know which one,
Speaker 1: but all right, dude, if he was a bail bondsman
Speaker 1: that then decided to stick up a liquor store and
Speaker 1: then try to assassinate the president, like the character arc
Speaker 1: on this dude is out of control. Is crazy work, y'all.
Speaker 1: That's all I'm saying. Anyway, while we are still investigating
Speaker 1: the motives of this individual, we are thankful he apprehended.
Speaker 1: He was apprehended before the president's visit. UH, federal and
Speaker 1: law federal and local law enforcement stepped in early and
Speaker 1: prevented what could have been a dangerous situation from occurring.
Speaker 1: This investigation remains ongoing. Yeah, I'll bet it does. Dude,
Speaker 1: is there a description at this Okay, when items recovered
Speaker 1: at the home of Tail, look at this dude, so
Speaker 1: his his badge? They No, I don't know if this
Speaker 1: is his badge. Maybe he wasn't the bounty hunter or whatever,
Speaker 1: but dude, a bail enforcement officer agent whatever that is. God,
Speaker 1: it's crazy work. And could you imagine him bringing that
Speaker 1: badge here and act like he's like one of the
Speaker 1: security detail and just like flip the badger real quick
Speaker 1: and like put it back in his pocket. And they'd
Speaker 1: be like, who what what was that? What was that word?
Speaker 1: You said? Agent of what depart?
Speaker 14: What is this?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that's horrible.
Speaker 16: Uh.
Speaker 1: Leaving the probe into teal, our FBI Secret Service, the
Speaker 1: atf UH and the three agencies are being assisted by
Speaker 1: la SD with the investigation his visit to so Trump's
Speaker 1: visit to Socow was his second returning to office, his
Speaker 1: first one January twenty twenty five, to survey damage caused
Speaker 1: by the wildfires.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I remember when he went there and called out Gavin
Speaker 1: Newsom basically on his home turf. It was great, go ahead, Sam.
Speaker 3: It's funny.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 3: It kind of before you say it was a bail bondsman,
Speaker 3: Uh dog hunt. I would say, play you tell me
Speaker 3: Paul Blart, uh fucking rennicop to try.
Speaker 1: To do this, But yeah, he's dude, there is Oh God,
Speaker 1: I wish I can remember the name of the movie.
Speaker 1: There's a Seth Rogan movie from back in the day,
Speaker 1: and I think it's like what Paul Blart was based
Speaker 1: off of. He was like a mall cop who him
Speaker 1: and like the other dudes that were working as mall
Speaker 1: security felt like they were real cops and they were
Speaker 1: like gun nerds, and it was like all these things, uh,
Speaker 1: and it was hilarious. Then you see Paul Blart and
Speaker 1: it's in this guy, dude a bail bondsman or not
Speaker 1: I keep using that term. Excuse me, A bounty hunter,
Speaker 1: a bond enforcement agent that was the badge, and and
Speaker 1: it's crazy work.
Speaker 5: He's a pretty much he's a winner version of Dogs
Speaker 5: the bounty hunter. He's a less even Dogs bounty hunter
Speaker 5: kind of made the bail bonds may even more of
Speaker 5: a joke than the audio are. If we're gonna have
Speaker 5: bounty hunters, let them be the wild West type.
Speaker 3: Fuck it. Shoot Brush asked questions there.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, remember dog got arrested at one point.
Speaker 1: I forget what it was for.
Speaker 7: It was.
Speaker 1: It wasn't drug charges. I think it was because he
Speaker 1: went out of state or did something illegal to get
Speaker 1: his guy or whatever. I forget, But I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean, maybe I'm just looking at this all wrong,
Speaker 1: and maybe bounty hunters, like you know, guns, get wild.
Speaker 1: I don't know, but it's really crazy, this dude. And
Speaker 1: now on top of that they're saying he's like mentally disturbed,
Speaker 1: at least two deployments of two different combat zones, pt
Speaker 1: all these things. I have no idea about his service record.
Speaker 1: I don't know if he was a grunt. I don't
Speaker 1: know if he was a supply guy who never saw combat. Like,
Speaker 1: I have nothing. I have no idea about him. But
Speaker 1: what I will say is like, it's still ballsy for
Speaker 1: you to just kind of try to blend in and
Speaker 1: act like these people were going to know that you
Speaker 1: weren't a part of the click.
Speaker 3: That and with baff like this bafflement baffles me is
Speaker 3: the fact that.
Speaker 5: At eighteen nineteen, on average, he would have been more
Speaker 5: than like he was. He would have raised his right
Speaker 5: hand and sworn o's to the constitution.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I feel like the boy.
Speaker 5: They should also charge him with treason he tried to
Speaker 5: allegedly try to kill the president.
Speaker 1: But yeah, he's been out for a while. Like, even
Speaker 1: if he would have joined at twenty, he would have
Speaker 1: gotten out of twenty eighty thirty eight. Now his time
Speaker 1: of service is up.
Speaker 3: Yes, but that oath never goes away, the lifelong oath. Correct.
Speaker 1: I know a lot of criminals that are veterans, dude,
Speaker 1: whatever you say, I mean rather.
Speaker 5: A criminald doesn't matter, is you like when you when
Speaker 5: you make an oath that that ship's for life, like
Speaker 5: I'll do, I'll protect my country from both enemies, both
Speaker 5: foreign and domestic.
Speaker 1: I mean, I hear you. I would think it should be.
Speaker 5: But like.
Speaker 3: I tuld have my flong it.
Speaker 1: They want to clad, well, this dude decided to ride
Speaker 1: out and got caught, So we'll see if he actually
Speaker 1: because he's not getting he's not facing charges of attempted
Speaker 1: assassination because he didn't right he tried to. I guess
Speaker 1: you could say impersonating an officer or an agent. Uh
Speaker 1: it is, but they're not even charging him for that.
Speaker 1: They're charging him for an illegal SBR in Cali. That's it.
Speaker 5: He got very fucking lucky then, because the way they
Speaker 5: I could have got him with not just a page
Speaker 5: of the book, but the whole fucking volume of books.
Speaker 1: If they wouldn't have caught him early enough. Yeah, very
Speaker 1: well could have. And I don't know. I don't know
Speaker 1: what's gonna shake out of this. I really do want
Speaker 1: to keep up with this story with old tail Teal.
Speaker 1: I don't know how to pronounce his name. It's a
Speaker 1: weird one, Janine. And see what they actually end up doing.
Speaker 1: Does he serve time? Is it a big slap on
Speaker 1: the wrist? Does you know what I mean? I don't know.
Speaker 1: We're gonna We're gonna keep our eyes on that one
Speaker 1: moving forward into the future here. But anyway, the.
Speaker 3: Fact his name is Janine, it tells you everything you
Speaker 3: need to know. His parents fucking hated him.
Speaker 1: I can't tell if he if that's a Hispanic name
Speaker 1: or not do but some Hispanic families name their kids
Speaker 1: like female names, but it's like not female in that culture.
Speaker 1: My uh, one of my instructors named Padilla, right, but
Speaker 1: his first name was Alexis, not alex He didn't go
Speaker 1: buy out. His name was Alexis. And I'm like, really,
Speaker 1: and like, apparently in Puerto Rico that is a name.
Speaker 1: In Africa, they got other like Precious is a boy's
Speaker 1: name in Congo. Like it's a very normal masculine name, Precious.
Speaker 1: It's like, all right, cultural differences, man.
Speaker 3: If you say so, thank god, Samuel.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a trial, solid, tried and true name, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean? All right, Let's get to this
Speaker 1: next one here, the new CDC director has been confirmed,
Speaker 1: giving the agency its first permanent leader in a year. So,
Speaker 1: all right, members of the retinue, y'all know how I
Speaker 1: feel about the CDC about the same way I feel
Speaker 1: about the World Health Organization. Right, I'm not even making
Speaker 1: a comment towards the No, I'm not even going that
Speaker 1: route with it. Okay, it's a government entity that's trying
Speaker 1: to tell us how to do things that it doesn't
Speaker 1: know how to do. That's that's how I feel about it,
Speaker 1: which I find to be just laughable. However, I have
Speaker 1: hopes for this new director. The reason why is because
Speaker 1: of the positions that she has held up until this point.
Speaker 1: Now I understand there's some politic and that goes into this,
Speaker 1: but I'm not saying like, oh, she's gonna do great.
Speaker 1: I'm saying I am hopeful that she will actually do
Speaker 1: good for the job. So let's talk about it here.
Speaker 1: The Senate voted in favor of doctor Erica Schwartz, who
Speaker 1: was Deputy Surgeon General during President Donald Trump's first urn.
Speaker 1: You see what I'm saying. This ain't no like scrub,
Speaker 1: no friend of a friend in the DC space like no, No,
Speaker 1: she actually has worked in the medical field. As a
Speaker 1: matter of fact, let's talk more about it here. So confirmed,
Speaker 1: doctor Erica Schwartz will lead the Centers for Disease Control
Speaker 1: and Prevention, making her the health agency's first permanent director
Speaker 1: in roughly a year. The vote was fifty one forty
Speaker 1: four and was largely split along party lines, obviously, with
Speaker 1: Republicans in favor and Democrats against. I feel like that's
Speaker 1: an important little thing to mention here, though. Senator Tim Caine,
Speaker 1: Democrat from Virginia, voted with Republicans. Caine said last month
Speaker 1: that he regretted voting against the previous CDC Director, Susan Monarez,
Speaker 1: and has apologized to her. Schwartz has served as Deputy
Speaker 1: Surgeon General during President Trump's first term. Before that, she
Speaker 1: was a Navy physician and chief medical officer in the Coastguard.
Speaker 1: Like she was the top dog for all Coastguard medical Now.
Speaker 1: I understand that people are gonna feel some type of
Speaker 1: way about that, but my point is she's actually worked
Speaker 1: in the field to know what she's talking about as
Speaker 1: far as medicine is concerned, That's what I mean, And
Speaker 1: I find that to at least be something in her favor.
Speaker 1: A series of acting directors have led the CDC since
Speaker 1: August twenty five. Health Secretary RFK Junior fired Monarez after
Speaker 1: twenty nine days in the role. Yeah, RFK has been
Speaker 1: on one, dude, I love it. Schwartz takes over from Jay.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to try to pronounce that something Indian,
Speaker 1: who has helmed the agency since February while also directing
Speaker 1: the National Institute of Health. Federal law required the Trump
Speaker 1: administration to nominate a permanent director in March, but Schwartz's
Speaker 1: nomination came a month after the deadline. As CDC Director,
Speaker 1: Schwartz o oversee the country's public health response, including approving
Speaker 1: vaccine recommendations and helping contain disease outbreaks. She will, inherit
Speaker 1: a measles crisis. I would hardly call what the what
Speaker 1: the United States is seeing right now as a measles crisis,
Speaker 1: judging from what America had with MEASS only a few
Speaker 1: decades ago. But okay, and a growing outbreak of cyclopore
Speaker 1: cyclose pariasis, a parasitic infection. Oh that's the yeah, yeah, yeah, okay, okay, okay.
Speaker 1: I didn't know that was the actual technical name for it.
Speaker 1: The you know, parasite that's been making people just like
Speaker 1: blow it up when they hit the toilet, and it's yeah, anyway,
Speaker 1: it's been linked to shredded iceberg lettuce. Okay, Schwartz will
Speaker 1: also have to contend with rising rates of vaccine hesitancy,
Speaker 1: good which some experts say Kennedy's rhetorican policies have exacerbated.
Speaker 1: I don't think, actually, I don't think RFK Junior has
Speaker 1: had any effect on the vaccine conversation. I believe that
Speaker 1: it's been the past six years of the government that
Speaker 1: has given people hesitancy towards vaccines. Actually, and I'm not
Speaker 1: even saying an administration, because let's not forget it was
Speaker 1: Trump that approved Operation Warp Speed. So like I'm putting
Speaker 1: it on both administrations, both political parties, all that just
Speaker 1: throwing it out pretty sure the public has decided that
Speaker 1: they don't trust them these days. But Okay. Though Schwartz
Speaker 1: was widely seen and as a conventional pick for CDC director,
Speaker 1: some public health experts said she didn't do enough at
Speaker 1: Senate hearings last month to distance herself from some of
Speaker 1: Kennedy's more controversial stances. Is it really that controversial if
Speaker 1: it's true, Schwartz said at the hearing, For example, the
Speaker 1: vaccines are safe and effective, but she said she was
Speaker 1: unaware of some of Kennedy's vaccine policy changes and dodged
Speaker 1: questions about whether she supported them. Yeah, that's called politic
Speaker 1: and dad, you know, plead. The fifth Senator Bill Cassidy,
Speaker 1: Republican from Louisiana who chairs the Health, Education, Labor and
Speaker 1: Pensions Committee and is a doctor, accused Schwartz during her
Speaker 1: appearance of evading answers to his questions about whether she
Speaker 1: would challenge Kennedy if he tried to undermine science. We
Speaker 1: need a CDC director that will actually stand up to crazy,
Speaker 1: stupid things being said that undermine faith in immunization. Cassidy
Speaker 1: said that Cassie also agreed to support Schwartz's nomination last month.
Speaker 1: He said after speaking with her again and talking to
Speaker 1: those quote who served with her and know her well
Speaker 1: often is that she knows what she is doing and
Speaker 1: will stand against those that do not. Okay, there you go,
Speaker 1: So we have a new CDC director. And to be
Speaker 1: completely honest with you, I again am hopeful. I'm not
Speaker 1: saying this is confirmed, gonna fix anything. And oh it's
Speaker 1: gonna be on the up and up. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I'm hopeful, and right now a little
Speaker 1: bit of hope goes a long wave for us, you know.
Speaker 1: So moving on to the next thing. Europe's heat wave
Speaker 1: fuels drought, wild wildfires, and fears about energy supplies. Okay, y'all, Okay,
Speaker 1: this is from MPR. We're not gonna read the whole thing.
Speaker 1: MPR is notoriously long winded and notoriously psycholiberal babble. But okay,
Speaker 1: I understand and agree that the Earth is experiencing a
Speaker 1: heat wave right now. And before y'all go off on
Speaker 1: some silly shit about global warming, that's not what I'm
Speaker 1: talking about. That's not what I'm talking about. I'm saying that, yes,
Speaker 1: it is true that this year is it's a hot one.
Speaker 1: It's a scorcher. The part that I'm having a real
Speaker 1: issue with, Okay, and this is specifically aimed at all
Speaker 1: of our European listeners and European you know, members of
Speaker 1: the retinue and cult members and everybody who's listening to
Speaker 1: this on the YouTube. Whatever. I wish I could understand.
Speaker 1: Y'all's aversion to air conditioning all right, and what I
Speaker 1: mean by this, and I know people are gonna hit
Speaker 1: me in the comments. I live in this European country
Speaker 1: and we have air conditioning. Okay, great, hear me out.
Speaker 1: The majority of the continent not only doesn't have it,
Speaker 1: they actively and aggressively don't believe in it. There was
Speaker 1: a interview that was recently done. I think it was
Speaker 1: the BBC as a matter of fact, it was a
Speaker 1: British woman and this woman was I'm gonna I'm gonna
Speaker 1: be hind and say that she was probably of a
Speaker 1: more liberal and or progressive mind. You do with that
Speaker 1: information what you want, okay. She gave like three things
Speaker 1: that she does to try to beat the heat, and
Speaker 1: I shit you not. You can look this up yourself.
Speaker 1: One of them was like laying under a wet blanket.
Speaker 1: That's a horrible idea in the heat. I don't know
Speaker 1: if you've ever tried this. That's really dumb too. Sitting
Speaker 1: at a desk and working and putting her feet in
Speaker 1: a bucket of water. Okay, that that might help, but like,
Speaker 1: your feet will be comfortable, but the rest of you
Speaker 1: will be hot. And what are you gonna do?
Speaker 7: Then?
Speaker 1: Number three and I swear on my children's lives. Y'all
Speaker 1: spread yogurt on your windows? Yeah? Can do you have to?
Speaker 1: Can you fathom the mental hoops you have to jump
Speaker 1: through to get from like to hate air conditioning? A
Speaker 1: window unit, dog, I'm not even talking about a whole
Speaker 1: fucking HVAC system on top, like a little window unit
Speaker 1: just shoved into your apartment window. You would rather smear yogurt,
Speaker 1: a dairy product that will curdle and will stink all
Speaker 1: over your glass, on your windows to block out the sun. Somebody,
Speaker 1: make that make sense to me? And I know I
Speaker 1: understand that free on is bad for the environment, all right, Okay,
Speaker 1: I can agree with that, and I've worked in and
Speaker 1: around certain facilities that make the shit. Like I get it.
Speaker 1: It is not good for the earth. Okay. What I
Speaker 1: am going to say is that y'all understand that the
Speaker 1: free on or whatever they're calling the new coolant that
Speaker 1: we're using now is just as harmful as the shit
Speaker 1: they came out with in the sixties. They're not gonna
Speaker 1: tell you that, But here's how this works. Okay, Every
Speaker 1: twenty years give or take the patent on whatever the
Speaker 1: new coolant is runs out, and it's really interesting that
Speaker 1: as soon as the patent runs out, it becomes illegal
Speaker 1: to use that because there's all these health concerns and
Speaker 1: it's so dangerous and blah blah blah. Don't worry. We've
Speaker 1: got this new one that's ready to go. And by
Speaker 1: the way, here's a law saying you could only use
Speaker 1: this one, and then they'll use that for about twenty
Speaker 1: years and then oh, pattern ran out, but actually it's
Speaker 1: illegal to use that now. And here's a bunch of
Speaker 1: experts saying how harmful it is the environment. Hey, but
Speaker 1: don't worry. Don't worry. They've already developed a new one
Speaker 1: ready to go. They just cycle it through. The shit
Speaker 1: they're using right now for air conditioning is the same
Speaker 1: danger level as the shit they used to use, although
Speaker 1: the newer shit doesn't work as well. I will be
Speaker 1: honest with you, I remember a time when there was
Speaker 1: actual frost on my air conditioning vins growing up. You're
Speaker 1: not gonna get that probably ever again, to be honest
Speaker 1: with you, but y'all, at least some sort of central
Speaker 1: AC unit to help this situation in England last year, y'all,
Speaker 1: last year before what we're even about to read about
Speaker 1: one hundred and seventy five thousand people died from heat casualties.
Speaker 1: And for the record, I know what you're about to say. No,
Speaker 1: the fucking pinnacle of heats that they're like losing their
Speaker 1: shit about in Freedom units is eighty five degrees. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so we had one hundred and seventy five thousand people
Speaker 1: died last year from eighty five degree weather. Can you
Speaker 1: imagine another situation anywhere, doesn't matter, a event that causes
Speaker 1: that much death at once, And I know it's probably
Speaker 1: mostly elderly people, it's probably whatever. Like y'all understand that
Speaker 1: even hospitals don't have air conditioning there, Like you have
Speaker 1: surgeons that are performing surgery and are sweating their balls off,
Speaker 1: and that's just how they do in Europe. Like it's
Speaker 1: the mental hoops to jump through to make that some
Speaker 1: sort of like uh, you know, environmental moral high horse
Speaker 1: to run on is it's mind blowing to me. I
Speaker 1: don't actually understand how they get one plus one equals
Speaker 1: four on this. I don't see it. I don't, But okay,
Speaker 1: could y'all imagine like I was saying, one hundred and
Speaker 1: seventy five thousand people die for any other reason. Anywhere else,
Speaker 1: there would be campaigns, dude. There would be news coast
Speaker 1: to coast, there would be go funmes, there'd be a
Speaker 1: whole thing. There'd be marches to bring justice to these
Speaker 1: people in their families. But for this, it's like, oh, well,
Speaker 1: this's they hate. What are you gonna do? You know,
Speaker 1: I don't know. Get a fucking window unit, dog, We're
Speaker 1: not asking for the moon of stars. You can buy
Speaker 1: them from a hardware store anyway, Sam, I see your hand.
Speaker 1: Go ahead.
Speaker 5: If they died from eighty to eighty five degree heat,
Speaker 5: I want to see what happens when they're in the
Speaker 5: southern heat at like one hundred and two degrees is
Speaker 5: with a humidity of eighty Oh.
Speaker 1: Bro, they finally experienced it, though, because for the first
Speaker 1: time ever, and I'm so happy. I'm so happy that
Speaker 1: the FIFA World Cup happened in Dallas. So hear me out,
Speaker 1: hear me out. That's hear me out. Dallas does get
Speaker 1: some real heat. Maybe not the same as like the
Speaker 1: level of humidity and heat that I get here in
Speaker 1: Louisiana or you and I get that, but they still
Speaker 1: experience some Texas heat. That's some real shit. There, okay,
Speaker 1: especially for the Europeans that flew in, and they're like,
Speaker 1: they have been talking so much shit you do for
Speaker 1: years online. You have no idea the amount of shit
Speaker 1: that the Europeans have been talking about. Oh well, you
Speaker 1: don't know how how it gets here, but about and
Speaker 1: every person on the Internet that sees these are like dog,
Speaker 1: spend one one single July day here, or one single
Speaker 1: August day here, whatever. And for the first time in
Speaker 1: probably forever, we have massive amounts of Europeans coming to
Speaker 1: America during the summer when we had some real heat
Speaker 1: going on, and all of these dudes and females were
Speaker 1: putting up posts on social media like y'all, no, they
Speaker 1: were not lying, we don't have heat like this back home.
Speaker 1: This is absurd. What the fuck. But the other side
Speaker 1: to that, they got to experience air conditioning, They really
Speaker 1: got to experience it, and now they realize, like, oh
Speaker 1: my god, we've been lied to the powers that be
Speaker 1: over whatever European nation we came from, they are actually
Speaker 1: suppressing the good news and the truth of air conditioning,
Speaker 1: and it's amazing. It's amazing. So I'm hoping that because
Speaker 1: the World Cup just happened and because of shit like this,
Speaker 1: Europe's heat wave is fueling a drought and wildfires and
Speaker 1: all this shit. I'm hoping that the people of Europe
Speaker 1: will actually start to take a stand against their oppressive
Speaker 1: governments and tell them, hey, fuck you, EU, we need
Speaker 1: some h VAC in our lives.
Speaker 5: I'm hoping you can keep in mind they got this
Speaker 5: whole new drug addiction to the Europeans, dude, due to
Speaker 5: American ranch.
Speaker 3: They're smuggling that ship.
Speaker 1: Did you see that, the dude trying to smuggle like
Speaker 1: a gallon of ranch back and they're like, dude, you
Speaker 1: can just buy the seasoning package. They're like, you could
Speaker 1: do the what like it was a whole thing. It
Speaker 1: was hilarious.
Speaker 5: They look they look more happy for the little tiny
Speaker 5: shot the packets of fucking ranch than a crackhead on
Speaker 5: Payday at seven am.
Speaker 1: It was yeah, Yeah, this was a cool World Cup.
Speaker 1: And I'm actually continuing that the Olympics are about to
Speaker 1: be going down in California, which that's gonna be a
Speaker 1: that's gonna be an experience, especially because all the homeless
Speaker 1: people are about to like just not be there somehow
Speaker 1: during the entirety of the Olympics is gonna be wild,
Speaker 1: so they're.
Speaker 5: Gonna get to experience the fittanol induced lanes and gang shots.
Speaker 1: So no, no, dude, it's the same thing. Gavin Newsom
Speaker 1: did this when Jesuahpine came to California. Dude, you got
Speaker 1: to when you have company over. Yeah, he busts the
Speaker 1: homeless to Oakland?
Speaker 3: Is that what he's saying? Oh, do you think they
Speaker 3: did some eugenics type shit?
Speaker 1: Gavin Newsom ain't got the balls to do to solve
Speaker 1: the problem. I'll put it like that.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, dude, he paid manufacturing it. Why
Speaker 3: would he solve it when he's actively trying to do this.
Speaker 1: Well, that exactly that's the point. He's not gonna solve
Speaker 1: the problem. He's gonna move the problem for a time.
Speaker 1: He actually, if I'm not mistaken, it's it was a
Speaker 1: United Way, which for the record, do not donate to
Speaker 1: the United Way, whoever's out there listening, because they do
Speaker 1: shit like this all the time. They've been caught. They're,
Speaker 1: you know, one of these NGO nonprofit situations. They he
Speaker 1: hired them to bust all the homeless people to Oakland
Speaker 1: and to like more North California while she was in town,
Speaker 1: and then paid all this from California tax dollars might
Speaker 1: add to bust them back to skid Row and like
Speaker 1: back to all the it's a whole thing, and he's
Speaker 1: about to do the same thing for the entirety of
Speaker 1: the Olympics. It's yeah, so that none of the people
Speaker 1: are gonna see the fentanyl induced streets of LA. That's
Speaker 1: not gonna happen. No, no zombies, leaning just kind of whatever,
Speaker 1: defining the laws of balance somehow staying on their feet
Speaker 1: when there's no way you could do that if you
Speaker 1: had to. They're not gonna see that.
Speaker 3: Of physics, not not balance physics.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, so they're not gonna get seen like that.
Speaker 1: LA is gonna get seen as like the crown jewel
Speaker 1: of America, and it's gonna be hilarious. I'm just saying,
Speaker 1: watch for the wildness to go down. I want to
Speaker 1: see the protesters. I want to see the dudes with
Speaker 1: the signs and the crazy colored hair people with the signs.
Speaker 1: Whenever they're seeing these homeless people getting like forcibly shoved
Speaker 1: onto greyhound buses because they think that they're going to
Speaker 1: some kind of concentration camp. In reality, they're just going
Speaker 1: to the street eats of Sacramento for a while or something.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know anyone. Let's read about it, y'all,
Speaker 1: just for a little bit. And there's only really one
Speaker 1: part that I really wanted to mention. But all right,
Speaker 1: in London. As Europe endures a relentless heat wave, the
Speaker 1: dan Nube's historic lows are disrupting nuclear power operations and
Speaker 1: revealing the far reaching impacts of the continent's climate crisis. Now, okay,
Speaker 1: I'm cool with that. A climate crisis, you know, instead
Speaker 1: of saying global warming, it's hot, the climate sucks. This
Speaker 1: is a crisis. Okay, I'm cool with that. Burbige being
Speaker 1: used here. A nuclear power plant in Bulgaria has so
Speaker 1: far not reduced its capacity despite lower water levels in
Speaker 1: the Danube. However, last week, a cruise ship in Bulgaria
Speaker 1: was forced to evacuate almost two hundred tourists after it
Speaker 1: went aground near the port city of Veden. Not sure
Speaker 1: if I pronounce it right, It's fine. According to the
Speaker 1: Associated Press, the dan Nubes retreat has also exposed World
Speaker 1: War II relics in Serbia. Drought has brought but dozens
Speaker 1: of Nazi era German warships scuttled during the nineteen forty
Speaker 1: four retreat back into view a stark reminder of how
Speaker 1: dressed dramatically the river has receded. Also given a really
Speaker 1: cool opportunity for some like you know, local explorers, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean. But anyway, moving forward here, there
Speaker 1: is in fact wildfires going on and again just to
Speaker 1: the same level that I mentioned of the devastation of
Speaker 1: the wildfires in the Pacific Northwest and around the United States.
Speaker 1: These need to get helped with, Okay. So weeks of
Speaker 1: hot weather have led to ideal conditions for wildfires in Europe,
Speaker 1: which at partickler been particularly destructive in Greece in recent days,
Speaker 1: in the region of western Attica close to Athens, firefighters
Speaker 1: aimed to take advantage of a break in high winds
Speaker 1: to control a fire that has been burning since last week.
Speaker 1: On Monday, the flames had jumped containment lines to stop
Speaker 1: the fire from spreading wow. Greek state media on Tuesday
Speaker 1: mornings said that over five hundred firefighters were tracking the blaze,
Speaker 1: including multiple helicopters. Fire Department Debas spokesperson are Topoise Arteplause
Speaker 1: told the outlet that conditions were constantly changing, making the
Speaker 1: flames difficult to tackle anyway, all right, I wanted to
Speaker 1: get down to the part where they talk about the
Speaker 1: temperatures that we're looking at here. Okay, record he continues
Speaker 1: across the continent. Overnight Tuesday, and this is a fair point.
Speaker 1: Overnight Tuesday in Czech Republic, record recorded its highest overnight
Speaker 1: temperature ever, which was eighty two degrees fahrenheit. To be honest, now,
Speaker 1: I understand that in the United States, in the South,
Speaker 1: and by South I do mean true South, getting a
Speaker 1: night where it's over eighty five degrees at midnight, that happens,
Speaker 1: like we get that. Sure, it's not a norm. It's
Speaker 1: also not uncommon. It's kind of just one of those things.
Speaker 1: In the Czech Republic that's a bit concerning it much
Speaker 1: And I again I understand that, but understand that also
Speaker 1: like this could be fixed with a single window unit
Speaker 1: stowing it out, snowing it out. But again that's not
Speaker 1: really helping the whole you know, wildfire and drought situation,
Speaker 1: but it would definitely make people a whole lot happier
Speaker 1: for their time, you know what I'm saying here anyway, Also,
Speaker 1: while we're speaking on international things, there was a brutal
Speaker 1: terrorist attack, a bombing at a Moscow restaurant that killed
Speaker 1: three people. Just found out about this. We are all
Speaker 1: learning about this together. I haven't even watched this yet,
Speaker 1: so sight unseen. Let's learn together, y'all.
Speaker 15: A bomb explodes at a restaurant in Russia's capital city
Speaker 15: of Moscow last night, killing three people and hurting more
Speaker 15: than twenty. Stephanie Bennett is live in London following that investigation, Stephanie.
Speaker 11: Hey John Yeah, Well, the Moscow mayor called this attack
Speaker 11: on the restaurant a brutal terrorist act. Now, Russia's National
Speaker 11: Anti Terrorism Committee says a woman attempted to smuggle the
Speaker 11: bomb into an upscale Italian restaurant, but a security guard
Speaker 11: refused to let her in as the place was closed
Speaker 11: for a private function. Well the bomb was then detonated,
Speaker 11: killing her, the security guard and a customer, while injuring
Speaker 11: more than twenty others. No one who has claimed responsibility,
Speaker 11: and the investigation is still ongoing. Earlier this year, Russia's
Speaker 11: Federal Security Service said authorities would titan security around senior
Speaker 11: military and government officials after a series of assassination attempts following,
Speaker 11: of course, the Kremlin's full scale invasion of Ukraine, but
Speaker 11: so far there's been no connections between yesterday's attack and
Speaker 11: this war. Meanwhile, of course, the fighting does continue though.
Speaker 11: Ukrainian drone strikes killed at least eight people in Russia overnight,
Speaker 11: hitting oil refineries and air base and this warehouse as
Speaker 11: you can see, belonging to Wild Barriers, which is Russia's
Speaker 11: largest online retailer. Ukrainian forces are striking further, hitting economic
Speaker 11: and energy targets, while over in Ukraine, Presidence Zelenski says
Speaker 11: sixteen regions were under attack this week as they desperately
Speaker 11: seek more balistic missile interceptors. He says the shortage is
Speaker 11: encouraging Russia to seize the moment and strike. US Secretary
Speaker 11: of State Mark or Rubio told Fox News peace talks
Speaker 11: should resume soon.
Speaker 20: You're going to see some efforts over the next few
Speaker 20: weeks to see if we can't restart talks between the
Speaker 20: two sides and bring this war to an end. But
Speaker 20: we also understand that both sides have some pretty strong
Speaker 20: red lines, and until we can bring those red lines
Speaker 20: a little closer together, we're not going to be there yet.
Speaker 11: Again, no one has claimed responsibility for the attack in Moscow.
Speaker 11: We'll keep an eye on things very closely.
Speaker 1: John Real quick Tony, I would love for you to
Speaker 1: speak in on this one. Have you, on your end
Speaker 1: heard anything about this terrorist attack in Moscow? I haven't really.
Speaker 1: This is the first time I've heard about it. And
Speaker 1: the Ukrainians are not claiming that it was them. It
Speaker 1: may have been I don't know, it may have very
Speaker 1: well been Islamic terrorist group something along, who knows. But
Speaker 1: have you heard anything?
Speaker 17: Yeah, I just heard the same information that you played
Speaker 17: from other sources earlier. And they've been trading missile strikes too,
Speaker 17: and I think Ukraine's are probably running out of interceptors
Speaker 17: and the front lines advancing a little bit more quickly
Speaker 17: than normal.
Speaker 1: Just a little bit.
Speaker 17: I still think it's probably not going to be over
Speaker 17: next month or anything. But the other thing going on
Speaker 17: is that Zelenski is trying to combine the Russia Ukraine
Speaker 17: war with the America Iran war. So he actually launched
Speaker 17: some missiles that Iran from what I heard, like the
Speaker 17: Way to Go. Yeah, it was like some drones or
Speaker 17: missiles or something like that he's basically trying to combine.
Speaker 17: He's trying to merge the wars into one, because yeah,
Speaker 17: Americans don't want to get involved in you, but Americans
Speaker 17: feel like they're already involved in Iran, which.
Speaker 1: We don't want to be, Like that's not a hot wow. Wow, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's phenomenal. So Zelenski's trying to get to show America, hey,
Speaker 1: I'll attack Iran if you also attack Russia, enemy of
Speaker 1: my enemy, right, and it's like, dude, stop stop that.
Speaker 17: Yeah, you know, it really reminds me of how the
Speaker 17: Gallipoli Campaign started. I was explaining this to my kids
Speaker 17: a few weeks ago. That Russia was thinking of making
Speaker 17: a separate peace with Germany in nineteen sixteen. So the British,
Speaker 17: in order to show Russia that the British were really
Speaker 17: serious about fighting in the war against Turkey, they launched
Speaker 17: the Anzac campaign against Turkey because even though it failed,
Speaker 17: it had the one silver lining even if it failed,
Speaker 17: of showing the Russians that the British were serious about Turkey,
Speaker 17: so the Russians should be serious about Germany, and it
Speaker 17: kept the Russians in the war with Germany.
Speaker 1: At that point, it was the was it the Ottoman Empire?
Speaker 1: Uh yeah audio, Yeah, but what we would call Turkey today.
Speaker 1: But yeah, dude, that that is a that is a
Speaker 1: bold strategy. Let's go because, like we've said before, the
Speaker 1: whole Russia Ukraine situation is going to boil down to
Speaker 1: a war of attrition. It's going to be who runs
Speaker 1: out of manpower, who runs out of bullets first, And
Speaker 1: that's what it's gonna happen. Zolenski's not gonna call it quits.
Speaker 1: I don't believe Putin's going to either. I don't. I
Speaker 1: don't think this is gonna come to an end anytime soon.
Speaker 1: And if it does, it's gonna because some third party
Speaker 1: had an and it might be America, it might be
Speaker 1: I don't, I don't know. Basically gets tired of the
Speaker 1: ship and says, you know what, fuck both of you.
Speaker 1: If y'all don't get it together, we is gonna bomb
Speaker 1: you both, which I don't think that's coming. I genuinely don't.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I don't think the Ukraine Russia conflict's gonna
Speaker 1: get situated anytime soon. But Zelenski's resources are already starting
Speaker 1: to crumble a bit, you know, and for him to
Speaker 1: use some of his armaments drones or missiles or whatever
Speaker 1: to attack Iran in like a move of solidarity. That
Speaker 1: is a that is a bold strategy. Cotton. We'll see
Speaker 1: if it works out for him, Sam, I see her hand, dude, Sorry,
Speaker 1: you had my you.
Speaker 3: I was paying attention, but I was also playing the Minecraft.
Speaker 5: Then I heard we how the British try to fight
Speaker 5: the text and everything in World War One.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh yeah, So World War one is actually.
Speaker 5: The caps of the Ottoman Empire, in which some people say, oh,
Speaker 5: it doesn't it's not an actual empire under what meant
Speaker 5: a measurement, because say what you will the empire whether
Speaker 5: but I firstly think that the Ottoman Empire is still
Speaker 5: a thing, a lot like the Roman Empire is.
Speaker 1: Oh no, the Ottoman Empire was absolutely a real empire.
Speaker 1: I don't think we've ever heard somebody try to say
Speaker 1: that it wasn't interesting. Yeah, I know, I mean, if
Speaker 1: you want to call it maybe a loose confederation whatever.
Speaker 1: It had a fun, It had a shawl like it
Speaker 1: had the guy.
Speaker 3: And I mean, I said, can we can we take
Speaker 3: back Constantinople?
Speaker 14: Now?
Speaker 1: Probably not.
Speaker 5: I refuse to call it. I refuse to call it instanbul,
Speaker 5: because why would I want to stand in a bull No,
Speaker 5: I just I want Constantinople. And have you said, have
Speaker 5: you seen it like right up on the last King
Speaker 5: of Constantinople and now he went out like a g
Speaker 5: fighting so that the women kids can get out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it was pretty dope. Yeah, it's been a
Speaker 1: while since I reviewed it, but yeah, I do remember.
Speaker 1: It was like a full on siege and he basically
Speaker 1: was like, all right, fuck it, y'all get out the
Speaker 1: back way while I keeping distracted up front.
Speaker 5: He and his men went down like how true men
Speaker 5: should buying time for the women and children to go
Speaker 5: to get out.
Speaker 1: Yeah that's pretty solid, man, Tony, I see you unmute yourself.
Speaker 1: What's up?
Speaker 17: Oh? I was gonna say, I think the title was
Speaker 17: Sultan and Mehmet the second who was the last? And
Speaker 17: uh then it was Mustafa Kimal out of Turk who
Speaker 17: took over in nineteen twenty two, And there were there
Speaker 17: are a lot of conspiracies conspiracy theories about how much
Speaker 17: influenced Jewish people had in the Ottoman Empire, especially over
Speaker 17: the finances of it. Really, yeah, it's true, and Kimal
Speaker 17: out of Turk is allegedly secret crypto Jew.
Speaker 1: I didn't know that. I just found out that Erdwin's
Speaker 1: son killed a guy and got away with it Scott
Speaker 1: Free a couple of years back. I just found that out.
Speaker 1: I didn't know anything about these other ones. That's interesting. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I hadn't heard that one. It was like, I don't
Speaker 1: know if as a drunk driving accident or what, but
Speaker 1: like definitely somebody and basically didn't even see like the
Speaker 1: inside of a jail cell or even get arrested. He
Speaker 1: pretty much, you know, Irdwin made a phone call and
Speaker 1: it just kind of gone, we're not talking about that anymore.
Speaker 3: But yeah, we have cryptompires.
Speaker 1: I didn't know that, but yeah, you know, sure, I
Speaker 1: don't know what classified. I don't know what classifies a
Speaker 1: crypto Jew versus a religious Jew versus a hereditary Jew,
Speaker 1: or maybe it's all the same thing. Just one dude
Speaker 1: became a crypto bro. I don't know.
Speaker 3: Vampires a vampire.
Speaker 17: Well, the main place that came from in Spain and
Speaker 17: Portugal was after fourteen ninety two, when the Inquisition started.
Speaker 17: Spain and Portugal basically encouraged or forced a lot of
Speaker 17: Jews to convert to Catholicism, and a lot of them
Speaker 17: kind of halfway converted or secretly remained Jewish and practicing
Speaker 17: their rituals privately, and a lot of them well, if
Speaker 17: they wanted to stay in Spain anyway, and if they
Speaker 17: didn't want to stay in Spain, that's why a lot
Speaker 17: of them left for places like Turkey, the Netherlands, and
Speaker 17: the Atlantic, including the Azores and the Caribbean, and became
Speaker 17: a big part of the sugar trade and the slave trade,
Speaker 17: and the rest is history. But crypto refers to, you know,
Speaker 17: if they tried to pretend to be Christian, and it
Speaker 17: was mostly having to do with Spain. I guess the
Speaker 17: Ottoman Empire might have had a similar phase where well,
Speaker 17: you know, you'll be a demi if you don't convert,
Speaker 17: but if you convert, you'll get all these additional legal privileges.
Speaker 17: And then maybe some of them kind of halfway converted
Speaker 17: there too. I don't know as much about the Ottoman experience,
Speaker 17: but that's what the crypto or crypsis description comes from.
Speaker 1: Okay, crypto means something else in our modern jargon. So
Speaker 1: I genuinely thought you meant like one of the top
Speaker 1: dogs in Turkey's like a crypto Juman. He's like a
Speaker 1: Jewish jew from Israel, but he's also a crypto bro.
Speaker 1: I didn't know what you meant, So my bad. That's
Speaker 1: on me. I'll claim ignorance and just dumb ass real
Speaker 1: on that one. But anyway, hold on, that's not what
Speaker 1: I wanted to click on. I did want to click
Speaker 1: on this though. Okay, So now we are talking about
Speaker 1: the mass shooting that took place in Idaho at an
Speaker 1: in and out burger. Yeah, this is mind blowing. Not
Speaker 1: that a shooting took place. I mean, that's bad, it's
Speaker 1: not good, But okay, shootings happened. That's the thing that
Speaker 1: takes place, all right. Gotch you a civilian carrying a firearm,
Speaker 1: which y'all know that I stay strapped at all times
Speaker 1: just in case, did his lawful duty and stopped the
Speaker 1: crime from being committed and saved who knows how many
Speaker 1: people's lives. Excellent. The weapon he used is an interesting
Speaker 1: choice for DC every day carry for those who don't
Speaker 1: know that. I don't know many people that would just
Speaker 1: walk around with that uh tucked in their pants, you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. But you know, let's get into it.
Speaker 1: So driver charging his electric taxi and a former law
Speaker 1: enforcement officer who tried to intervene were among the seven
Speaker 1: people wounded in a mass shooting in an Idaho fast
Speaker 1: food restaurant that also left three people dead. According to
Speaker 1: friends and relatives of the two men, the attack Saturday
Speaker 1: happened at a new in and out of burger in
Speaker 1: Twin Falls, ended when a gunman identified by police as
Speaker 1: twenty four year old Chad Williams bro When I called
Speaker 1: him a Chad earlier, I didn't know his actual name
Speaker 1: was Chad. That's awesome that Chad to the max here
Speaker 1: shot and killed himself. Wait, hold on, is this the
Speaker 1: same attack that I'm thinking of here? Huh, let's see here.
Speaker 1: On Monday, police were still trying to determine why Williams
Speaker 1: carried out the attack, which happened early in afternoon in
Speaker 1: a busy shopping plaza in southern Idaho City. Many details
Speaker 1: about williams life or still unknown Monday, but initial search
Speaker 1: of the court records in Idaho and Arizona, where he
Speaker 1: used to live, didn't show any criminal cases matching his
Speaker 1: name and birth date. I don't know if this is
Speaker 1: the same one. I'm talking about the dude that stopped
Speaker 1: the shooting. This dude shot himself. Uh, that dude's shot
Speaker 1: at him.
Speaker 16: The dude you're talking about, the dude carrying the FN
Speaker 16: with the goddamn suppressor on it. Yeah, that's the same shooting,
Speaker 16: but he only shot at him. The kid ended up
Speaker 16: shooting himself. So everybody's like, oh, he stopped the shooting.
Speaker 1: He stopped this.
Speaker 16: Now he distracted him for a minute, and then the
Speaker 16: kid ended up shooting himself. But every report has been
Speaker 16: back and forth, Like, I swear to god, now, nobody
Speaker 16: got the right talking points on the emails this fucking morning,
Speaker 16: and every fucking everyone I've read has said some different shit.
Speaker 1: It's like, what the fuck are we doing here? I'm
Speaker 1: glad you clarified that, brother, because I'm reading this. I
Speaker 1: got a certain story earlier. I pulled up the y'all.
Speaker 1: Y'all sent me this article, so I was like, hell, yeah,
Speaker 1: this is gonna talk. I okay, we're learning this together,
Speaker 1: y'all in real time. Here we go. So a man
Speaker 1: who knew the gunman said that he was pretty chill, okay.
Speaker 1: Elijah Mosley, who lived across the hall from Williams in
Speaker 1: College of Southern Idaho dorm a few years ago. Described
Speaker 1: to him as an introvert and a pretty chill guy.
Speaker 1: He was never scared or weirded out by him. Moseley
Speaker 1: said he was considered Williams a relatively close friend, though
Speaker 1: they lost touch a couple of years ago. I'm shocked
Speaker 1: by this and sick to my stomach about it. Detectives
Speaker 1: are confident that Williams acted alone, Police Chief Matthew Hick
Speaker 1: said Sunday, noting that William's family is cooperating fully with
Speaker 1: the investigation. Okay, got you cool? Cool? Two of the
Speaker 1: wounded victims were treated in a hospital and released, Three
Speaker 1: were listed as a stable, and two others were in
Speaker 1: critical condition. During the attack, an off duty state trooper
Speaker 1: and a civilian fired on Williams. Okay, so, Chad Williams
Speaker 1: is the shooter. He's not the When I called the
Speaker 1: dude of Chad that pulled out the seven, that wasn't him,
Speaker 1: my bad and I was way awful that one. Okay, So,
Speaker 1: a civilian fired on Williams and diverted him from the restaurant,
Speaker 1: The chief said. Police haven't disclosed their names or those
Speaker 1: of the victims, but some of the victims have identified
Speaker 1: by friends and relatives. Twin Fall spokesperson Josh Palmer said
Speaker 1: Monday that police are still trying to identify the next
Speaker 1: of ken Okay, the In and Out employee was among
Speaker 1: those killed. Let's see an employee at the Burger joint
Speaker 1: was among those killed. Fast food chain owner said in
Speaker 1: a statement she didn't identify the worker. Kimberly Costanata confirmed
Speaker 1: to the Associated Press that her brother, Christopher Klunch that
Speaker 1: is an unfortunate name, was among those killed, but she
Speaker 1: declined to discuss him further. Garan Taylor, one of Claunch's friends,
Speaker 1: said that two years ago Claunch completed a rehab program
Speaker 1: for alcohol abuse. When it sucks Okay, he helped hundreds
Speaker 1: of people. He was just a gift to anyone he
Speaker 1: came into contact with. It wasn't about the paychecks. It
Speaker 1: was to you know. His attitude was I get to
Speaker 1: help someone today. Damn all right, So let's see. Wounded
Speaker 1: man moved closer to gunfire to help. In a Facebook post,
Speaker 1: Marcus Scott James and his son Austiner Aj was critically
Speaker 1: wounded in the attack and faces a long recovery He
Speaker 1: said his son was shot after he moved towards the
Speaker 1: danger when he heard the gunfire in an effort to
Speaker 1: protect others. Marcus James said in a message to the
Speaker 1: AP on Monday that his son used to work as
Speaker 1: a law enforcement officer for the Twin Falls Police. He
Speaker 1: declined to comment further on his son's actions, saying is
Speaker 1: his son's story to tell, all right. Terry Dudley, a
Speaker 1: driver of the north Star at tax He was shot
Speaker 1: as he was charging one of the company's teslas in
Speaker 1: a parking lot next to the in and out Burger.
Speaker 1: Got you, got you, Palmer, and Dudley called him to
Speaker 1: tell him he was shot after he couldn't get through
Speaker 1: to nine one one, he said. Dudley was flown to
Speaker 1: a hospital in Boise and remained there Monday with series injuries.
Speaker 1: Dudley was kind of like, my right hand, got you.
Speaker 13: All right.
Speaker 1: We're not gonna talk about the gunman because you know,
Speaker 1: fuck him. But okay, So this article didn't really go
Speaker 1: into the details that I wanted to go into. Sadly enough,
Speaker 1: so apparently the dude was a former police officer that
Speaker 1: pulled out the five to seven Tristan if you know,
Speaker 1: more info on this one, brother, please illuminate us here
Speaker 1: because I'm in the dark.
Speaker 16: Yeah, I don't know, man, It's it's like I've been
Speaker 16: trying to do my best to keep up with it.
Speaker 16: But I thought that that dude who's in critical condition,
Speaker 16: he was an off duty cop, right.
Speaker 1: Mom, that's what it says, off duty or he used
Speaker 1: to be a police officer.
Speaker 16: Either way, Yeah, he was off duty cop and supposedly
Speaker 16: he engaged him but missed the kid and ended up
Speaker 16: getting shot.
Speaker 1: Now he's critical.
Speaker 16: And then the dude that had the FN with the
Speaker 16: suppressor on it, like Cam, I mean, you've seen the video.
Speaker 16: He comes out of fucking nowhere, dude.
Speaker 1: And who holds a silence pistol like nobody?
Speaker 16: Like dude, we all every day carry Who the fuck
Speaker 16: have you ever held an FN? It's not small suppressed,
Speaker 16: that bitch is fucking even even not smaller. Like the
Speaker 16: whole story is just retarded as it's. My mom just
Speaker 16: told me that there is a kid on a motorcycle.
Speaker 16: Here's a you know, passerby or whatever across the street
Speaker 16: riding his fucking bike, and all of a sudden, I had.
Speaker 1: Bad pain in his arm looked down and he was
Speaker 1: fucking bleeding. Didn't even know that he.
Speaker 16: Got shot, And I guess he caught around from god
Speaker 16: knows which one of the goddamn.
Speaker 1: Dude legit catching strays out here. Holy shit, He's on
Speaker 1: a motorcycle mining his business and just gets shot by ops.
Speaker 1: He didn't even know he had.
Speaker 16: Yeah, I feel like they're trying to force diops in
Speaker 16: a fucking state where we don't play, and like all
Speaker 16: reporters have been able to haven't been able to get.
Speaker 1: Their shit straight. So now everybody in the world just like,
Speaker 1: what the fuck is really going on here? Like I
Speaker 1: just go to the show.
Speaker 16: Yeah, I swear to man, I swear a huge percentage
Speaker 16: of all the fucking shootings in the past couple of well,
Speaker 16: fuck probably past ten years or all, like MK ultra Shit,
Speaker 16: do you guys know about the Voice the Skull technology?
Speaker 16: Like uh huh doctor Robert Duncan go look him up
Speaker 16: and his fucking uh YouTube videos and shit. He was
Speaker 16: actually friends with my cousin and I met this dude
Speaker 16: years and years ago before I was ever a conspiracy theorist,
Speaker 16: and he was telling me about that shit.
Speaker 1: Back then.
Speaker 16: He used to work for these companies, and then he
Speaker 16: got blacklisted, turned into an alcoholic, and then for the
Speaker 16: last couple of years of his life tried to come
Speaker 16: back around and start fucking bringing the survivors of these
Speaker 16: fucking technologies and people that have been fucking fucked with,
Speaker 16: and all of a sudden he died under mysterious circumstances.
Speaker 16: Like everything, everything is fucking connected, and I can't stand
Speaker 16: it anymore.
Speaker 1: No, I agree, And that's why I love the show,
Speaker 1: The Cult of Conspiracy.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 1: We talked about all the crazy shit, but you know,
Speaker 1: as far as as far as this one goes, Dude,
Speaker 1: Like I know that Idaho be strapped, Like I know
Speaker 1: that got you. I never in my life thought that
Speaker 1: I would see a video in like in the wild,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. This isn't like some dude
Speaker 1: to range. This is in some YouTuber out there in
Speaker 1: them streets. Y'all got dudes concealed carrying five to seven
Speaker 1: suppressed just in their pants, just ready to go. Brother,
Speaker 1: What is what are we doing? What is happening here?
Speaker 12: Like that?
Speaker 1: I know there's always a greater than zero percent chance
Speaker 1: of some wild shit. This might be the wildest I've
Speaker 1: heard of, Like for those that don't understand, we're talking
Speaker 1: about carrying and I'm being a little facetious here, like
Speaker 1: a foot of steel whatever.
Speaker 16: I just said that he was sitting in his car,
Speaker 16: so his FN was in his car.
Speaker 1: I guess, okay, okay, all right, that's a little more.
Speaker 1: That's a little more better, but not much. No, the
Speaker 1: fuck for suppresses that on that thing.
Speaker 16: I mean, it's it's literally a fucking rifle cartridge that
Speaker 16: they decided to put in a fucking pistol, like it's crazy.
Speaker 1: And then your boy puts a can on the front, like, yo,
Speaker 1: this is a crazy work. This is a crazy work. Like,
Speaker 1: don't get me wrong. First of all, motion motion detected,
Speaker 1: but also this is crazy work. I would love to
Speaker 1: find out more about that gentleman himself, but I you know,
Speaker 1: it's still so new. Apparently they're not really opening up
Speaker 1: about the details of it yet, so we're sure to
Speaker 1: catch up on it when the time comes. Also, while
Speaker 1: we're talking about the wildness here inside the married New
Speaker 1: Jersey prison guards elicit affair with an inmate and the
Speaker 1: X rated texts that they sent, So all right, this
Speaker 1: woman is a prison guard. Jordan Pensack Pensack and apparently
Speaker 1: she was a corrections officer at the Federal Corrections Institute
Speaker 1: in Fort Dix, Burlington County, and is accused of sexual abuse.
Speaker 1: Now you make your determination on that one. I'll make mind,
Speaker 1: but let's read about it. We don't be knowing, right,
Speaker 1: we don't be knowing. We're gonna learn together. So why
Speaker 1: I hate when they do that?
Speaker 18: Uh?
Speaker 1: The married federal prison guard accused of having sex with
Speaker 1: an inmate since salacious texts to the felon without vibrating
Speaker 1: about wearing vibrating underwear and her desire for his big
Speaker 1: man hands, according to court documents, Dude, I gotta say
Speaker 1: that's also one of my favorite things. Whenever, like they
Speaker 1: read the text messages from somebody and like, even if
Speaker 1: both people were super consentuent into it, there are certain
Speaker 1: text messages. And I've tried, dude, I have tried telling
Speaker 1: my homies out there they're still single and are out there,
Speaker 1: hoen and shit. I tried to telling them. If you're
Speaker 1: gonna send a text, make sure it looks good in
Speaker 1: a screenshot. Whatever you're about to send could be a picture,
Speaker 1: could be words, doesn't matter, could be an emoji. If
Speaker 1: this chick screenshots this and sends it out to all
Speaker 1: her girls. Make sure that you're putting yourself in the
Speaker 1: best life possible. That's that's something for all of y'all.
Speaker 1: Keep that one up there, right. But man, having text
Speaker 1: messages read in a court of law, it don't matter
Speaker 1: if it looks good in a screenshot. There's no way
Speaker 1: of making certain text messages like workout for you really?
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 1: Jordan Pensack, who a twenty seven year old corrections officer
Speaker 1: we talked about that was charged last week with sexual
Speaker 1: abuse after investigators discovered the trove of dirty messages. I'm
Speaker 1: getting you vibrating panties. The inmate allegedly text at penzac
Speaker 1: amid one smutty exchanged in August twenty twenty five. So
Speaker 1: it's been going on for a little while here, okay,
Speaker 1: And how the hell is he gonna get hurt? And
Speaker 1: I'm gonna get into it. Pensack later wrote about her
Speaker 1: lust for the felon's big man hands and the explicit
Speaker 1: back and forth. The complaint states, starting in twenty twenty four,
Speaker 1: Pensack had sex with the unidentified inmates several times in
Speaker 1: an office at the prison while the inmate paid other
Speaker 1: prisoners to act as lookouts during the romps. The federal
Speaker 1: charge alleges the pair exchanged over one hundred sexually explicit messages, photos,
Speaker 1: and videos, which were discovered when her phone was seized
Speaker 1: by investigators who caught wind of the relationship. She said
Speaker 1: in text that she believed one of the other inmates
Speaker 1: had snitched on the couple, but insisted they can't prove
Speaker 1: nothing in the text messages found on her phone. The
Speaker 1: prison guard even joked about believing the inmate had impregnated her.
Speaker 1: According to investigators, Bro, these people watched Oranges of the
Speaker 1: New Black like one too many times and thought that
Speaker 1: shit was real life, Like, that's the only thing that's
Speaker 1: going on here. In January twenty twenty six, she texted
Speaker 1: a former inmate at the prison and revealed, I am
Speaker 1: three days late for my period. You bet you're ready
Speaker 1: to be an uncle. Bro texted that to a former inmate,
Speaker 1: So all right, Uh, that ain't good for the investigation.
Speaker 1: Pinzac continued, according to if the baby's black, my and
Speaker 1: my husband white and Korean, she said, Bro, what this
Speaker 1: woman's out here, She's going all the way?
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 1: If the baby black and my husband white and Korean dude.
Speaker 1: The fuck. She also told the ex guard that their
Speaker 1: most recent lookout knocked on the door and opened it
Speaker 1: without us, saying shit, and he almost seen Dick Swang in. Bro,
Speaker 1: you in prison. He's seen enough Dick Swang And what
Speaker 1: are you talking about? Holy shit? Continuing continuing with the
Speaker 1: text messages, We freak nasty, keep telling you this is
Speaker 1: she allegedly told the guard in another text on February,
Speaker 1: this is the only thing he won't do is let
Speaker 1: me in them cheeks. Bro, what what what is happening?
Speaker 2: Ha ha?
Speaker 1: We freak nasty, keep telling you this is the only
Speaker 1: thing he he won't let do. Wait, what the hell?
Speaker 1: Only thing he won't do is let me in them cheeks? Yo?
Speaker 1: Was she pegging him or was that a miss? It
Speaker 1: was at a typo. He was trying to say, like,
Speaker 1: she won't let me in, bro. This is crazy work.
Speaker 1: This is crazy work. The spokesperson for the Federal Bureau
Speaker 1: of Prisons confirmed to the Posts that Pensac had been
Speaker 1: placed on a ministrative leave pending the outcome of the
Speaker 1: criminal proceedings. Y'all I'll bet. In another text message with
Speaker 1: a friend, Pensack was asked that the relationship involved sex
Speaker 1: or contraband, to which she replied both both. She'd be
Speaker 1: bringing things in to do the things, you know. When
Speaker 1: she was asked if she knew she could be criminally charged,
Speaker 1: her response was yes, I know, all right? Word up uh.
Speaker 1: In one lengthy conversation with one of Penzac's pals that
Speaker 1: spanned between February twenty twenty five and May twenty twenty six,
Speaker 1: she allegedly revealed that she and the inmate go fucked up,
Speaker 1: got fucked up at work, high as fuck. Okay, so
Speaker 1: you man, so you and you've been sneaking things in.
Speaker 1: You've been sneaking in them, the little weed cartridges in.
Speaker 1: You and old boy been getting high as fuck and
Speaker 1: just banging it out in the offish. I got a
Speaker 1: couple of like lookouts. I'll pay him in ramen Packet's
Speaker 1: probably something close and like, you know, you don't be caring.
Speaker 1: You thought the dude was was might have got you pregnant.
Speaker 1: Baby's gonna come out black and your husband's a white
Speaker 1: Korean dude. He's awasing like our spirit animal here, but
Speaker 1: of a different breed. I get it, and the baby
Speaker 1: gonna come out high. Yeah, and that's a whole other
Speaker 1: problem that you ain't even considered yet. You knew, damn
Speaker 1: Goundwell was bad. You damn Gunwell was against the law.
Speaker 1: You brought in contraband all this shit. In February twenty
Speaker 1: twenty six, she revealed to another friend that she was
Speaker 1: a week late for her period according to the text,
Speaker 1: and she said that she would not be keeping it
Speaker 1: because that would make the investigation one thousand times word.
Speaker 1: So she's also cool with murdering an unborn child. That's
Speaker 1: the thing that she's going for. Hell yeah, because gotta
Speaker 1: keep that shit together. Girl, you know, murder on top
Speaker 1: of all of it. That's good for the old psyche.
Speaker 1: She also reached out to one of the inmates family
Speaker 1: members about the pregnancy scare.
Speaker 18: Bro, what.
Speaker 1: Yo, she ain't give a fuck. I kind of wish
Speaker 1: I was pregnant, just to know it's possible. She allegedly wrote,
Speaker 1: I know I couldn't keep it, and to go through
Speaker 1: all that without him would be hard on me.
Speaker 19: Bro.
Speaker 1: This crazy work, This is a crazy word. This shit
Speaker 1: is out of her fucking mind. How in the hell
Speaker 1: did they allow her to keep her job this long?
Speaker 1: Like there's no way. She was charged with sexual abuse
Speaker 1: and released on bail. She faces a maximum of fifteen
Speaker 1: years behind bars if convicted. Dude, to be a prison
Speaker 1: guard and then end up in prison because you couldn't
Speaker 1: just not be a hoe, that's wild. That is absolutely wild.
Speaker 1: But wow, I think Royce is the one that shared
Speaker 1: that with us, and we appreciate you for that one, Royce,
Speaker 1: because I had no idea about this one. That's next level. Okay,
Speaker 1: he also shared this one locked in a psych ward.
Speaker 1: Oh I'm sorry, Sam, go ahead, I'm sure you're gonna
Speaker 1: want to weigh in on this one. Speak on behalf
Speaker 1: of Youruasian brother that's been wronged by this hussy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so fuck that has. And have you noticed, like,
Speaker 3: for whatever reason, the prison guards and cops.
Speaker 5: I'm not saying all of them because they're outstanding female
Speaker 5: cops and just regging.
Speaker 1: They are just regular cops.
Speaker 5: But this bitch and then you go back up years,
Speaker 5: the bitch that was letting everyone smash except her husband and.
Speaker 1: The chief dude. Dude, Yeah, she was getting like gang
Speaker 1: banged by the entire department, all of which were African American,
Speaker 1: but she the only one she wouldn't let smash was
Speaker 1: the chief. I remember that shit she got ran through the.
Speaker 3: Mud, and I'm sorry.
Speaker 21: But if you're gonna cook your husband or your wife
Speaker 21: or whatever, the fuck like being a dick like I look,
Speaker 21: if if y'all can sending adults, no shame on you.
Speaker 21: But if you're doing that, like you get divorced, because
Speaker 21: if you're gonna cheat, there's no fucking reason to even
Speaker 21: be married because if you're not happy, just leave.
Speaker 3: It walks out better and the long one for everybody.
Speaker 3: But if you're a cheating motherfucker, fuck you. I hope
Speaker 3: you can't. Should gone help with syphil aids.
Speaker 5: And I hope you stub your big toe and every
Speaker 5: time right before it he was up fit.
Speaker 3: You stub that bitch.
Speaker 1: Again, I would have to agree with you. I'm cheating.
Speaker 1: It's just it's never good, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: Just and if you're gonna be about that life, it
Speaker 1: does look there's options, there's, like I mean, depending on
Speaker 1: the couple. I'm not exactly a I'm not saying that
Speaker 1: everybody should go into the cuck life or the swing
Speaker 1: life or some other variations of like do you as
Speaker 1: long as everybody's consenting adults and you're not being dishonest? Fine,
Speaker 1: do you you know what I'm saying. I'm not in
Speaker 1: a position to judge nobody, and I get that, but
Speaker 1: this is an extra level of dirty because like it
Speaker 1: wasn't like you know, uh, caught up in the moment,
Speaker 1: or you made a really fucked up mistake because you
Speaker 1: were really drunk at a bar one night. And I'm
Speaker 1: not saying those are acceptable, but I'm saying, like, Okay,
Speaker 1: like these things do happen, you're gonna have to like
Speaker 1: pay a fine and like the recompense with your husband,
Speaker 1: all these things to do it at work when you're
Speaker 1: a prison guard with a prisoner. Race has no bearing
Speaker 1: on this one. That the whole the only reason race
Speaker 1: got brought up was because talking about the baby and
Speaker 1: all that. That's funny, but no, regardless of all that shit,
Speaker 1: Like if you're if could you imagine if this was
Speaker 1: a male guard at a female prison, I'm throwing it
Speaker 1: and I know that that has happened before for sure, Right,
Speaker 1: Like the aside from the general conversation all that, to
Speaker 1: do that with a co worker or somebody from work,
Speaker 1: I should say, not a coworker, somebody from work tangentially
Speaker 1: if nothing else, and then to keep that going for
Speaker 1: a year behind your husband's back, and almost got pregnant
Speaker 1: once already and then thought you were again Like yo,
Speaker 1: Like no, this, this bitch did not learn her lesson whatsoever.
Speaker 1: And I don't think she'll learn her lesson from this
Speaker 1: either at all. She's she belongs to them screets as
Speaker 1: a fact. Anyway, all right, moving on to the next topic.
Speaker 1: Here locked in a psych ward, he told them his
Speaker 1: name for two years and nobody listened. This is an
Speaker 1: interesting one. Homeboy was locked in a psych ward where
Speaker 1: he wasn't supposed to be for two years and then
Speaker 1: finally like, wait a minute, what so I'm gonna try
Speaker 1: to pronounce this dude's name. Joshua Spreisterbach. Spreister's Bach told
Speaker 1: everyone who would listen that he was not Thomas Castlebery.
Speaker 1: He told police officers who arrested him. He told the
Speaker 1: public defenders assigned to his case. He told the psyche
Speaker 1: as a psychiatrist, and health workers at the Hawaii State
Speaker 1: Hospital where he eventually was transferred and hailed against his will.
Speaker 1: He told them for more than two years. Every single
Speaker 1: time the system decided that a man insisting on his
Speaker 1: own name was proof that something was wrong with him.
Speaker 1: They said him to a psych war because he kept saying,
Speaker 1: that's not my name. In March twenty twenty six, a
Speaker 1: settlement agreement confirmed what anyone paying attention already knew. The
Speaker 1: system had been that astrophically wrong. Spreisterbach, who was wrongfully
Speaker 1: arrested and detained at a Hawaii State psychiatric hospital for
Speaker 1: two years, is set to receive nine hundred and seventy
Speaker 1: five thousand dollars payout from the city and the County
Speaker 1: of Honolulu. Good get that man his bag. Absolutely, he
Speaker 1: missed two years worth of his life in a psych
Speaker 1: ward because y'all thought he was someone else. Yeah, pay
Speaker 1: that man. He was homeless and had schizophrenia when he
Speaker 1: told the truth repeatedly, or I'm sorry yahy. Spreisterbach was
Speaker 1: homeless and had schizophrenia when he told the truth repeatedly,
Speaker 1: while the people holding the keys labeled that truth as delusional.
Speaker 1: Every institution that was supposed to catch the mistake decided
Speaker 1: at each turn that catching it was someone else's problem.
Speaker 1: How a name became a nine years it's I said two?
Speaker 1: What the hell? Hold on? According to Associated press. The
Speaker 1: error began in twenty eleven when Spreisterbach, then sleeping at
Speaker 1: kaiwan Nanakoa Middle School, was asked for his name by
Speaker 1: an officer. He withheiled his first name, providing only his
Speaker 1: grandfather's surname Castleberry. The officer found a two thousand and
Speaker 1: nine warrant for a man named Thomas Castleberry and arrested
Speaker 1: Spreiser Bached, despite his protests that he was not the
Speaker 1: man they were looking for. Oh well, damn, dude, you
Speaker 1: gave the officer a false name. Yeah what okay. The
Speaker 1: bench warrant for spreiser Bached was later dropped after he
Speaker 1: missed a court date, but the mistaken identity continued to
Speaker 1: follow him. In twenty fifteen, officers encountered him again. Well, yeah,
Speaker 1: once they arrested him and booked him and had a
Speaker 1: mug shot with this dude's face attached to that name.
Speaker 1: Yeah they okay, And fingerprints and shit too and like
Speaker 1: all that. Yeah, dude. In twenty fifteen, officers encountered him again.
Speaker 1: They confirmed through fingerprints that he was not Thomas Castleberry,
Speaker 1: according to the lawsuit he filed in twenty twenty one. Okay,
Speaker 1: the police Department's records were never updated. WHOA From twenty
Speaker 1: fifteen to twenty twenty one, they were not updated. That's wild.
Speaker 1: When officers found him outside of Chinatown shelter in twenty seventeen,
Speaker 1: he was forty six years old, a Honolulu police officer
Speaker 1: arrested him on a warrant intended for Thomas Castleberry, a
Speaker 1: convicted drug user, car thief, and burglar. No one checked
Speaker 1: the fingerprints to verify that they had the correct person.
Speaker 1: When Spreiserbach insists that he was not Thomas Castleberry, he
Speaker 1: was deemed delusional and sent to the state psychiatric facility,
Speaker 1: where he spent more than two years forced to take
Speaker 1: powerful antipsychotic medications that he did not need. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: that's where that money's coming from. Police officers, public defenders,
Speaker 1: and health workers all had the chance to correct the
Speaker 1: mistake that led to his detention, but nobody did so.
Speaker 1: Prior to January twenty twenty nine, a single person acted
Speaker 1: on the available information to determine that Joshua was telling
Speaker 1: the truth and that he was not Thomas R. Castleberry. Wow,
Speaker 1: I mean they just kind of go more in depth
Speaker 1: with it. But hey, almost a million dollars for two
Speaker 1: years worth of your time. And like, granted, that's horrible,
Speaker 1: like to take those depress antidepressants and antipsychotics for two
Speaker 1: years when like you don't need to be medicated. That's
Speaker 1: that sucks. But also two years for a million dollars.
Speaker 1: I mean, I've seen a lot of people do a
Speaker 1: lot worse shit for a lot less money. That's all
Speaker 1: I'm saying. That's all I'm saying. But I don't know
Speaker 1: if he was homes before he got arrested. I don't
Speaker 1: know if he's gonna make like very wise decisions with
Speaker 1: his newfound wealth. Maybe we could hope, we can hope
Speaker 1: and pray. But I am glad that finally the truth
Speaker 1: has come out on this. I wanted to end on
Speaker 1: this one, y'all. This is something that was brought up
Speaker 1: on The Cult Live last night and I thought it
Speaker 1: was worth really looking into. This is Satirists sets Herius.
Speaker 1: I don't know how to pronounce the company, but this
Speaker 1: is the new super humanoid general purpose robot. Now, for
Speaker 1: those that are just listening to this, you need to,
Speaker 1: first of all, come check us out at patroon dot com,
Speaker 1: slash cajon night, or come check out the YouTube channel.
Speaker 1: Why are there, give me a subscribe, a follow, hit
Speaker 1: me in the comments, comment on this episode, tell me
Speaker 1: things you would like for me to report on in
Speaker 1: the future, and what else. But this is three halves,
Speaker 1: is what the website says. This is the torso of
Speaker 1: something humanoid, the body and legs of something quadruped think
Speaker 1: horse or you know something like that, and the head
Speaker 1: of a goat with horns. Here's my question. There was
Speaker 1: zero reason even have the head here. Without the head,
Speaker 1: this could have still been a very effective robot. Hell
Speaker 1: in it that logic, there was no need for the torso.
Speaker 1: You could have attached the arms right here and had
Speaker 1: it do the same fucking function that this robot can do. Somehow,
Speaker 1: these geniuses decided, you know what, we need a goat
Speaker 1: man horse hybrid robot to be a superhuman and no
Speaker 1: one in the design team thought that might be a
Speaker 1: bit off putting. No, everybody was like, we need to
Speaker 1: painted black too, obviously, Like I'm just it's crazy, it's
Speaker 1: crazy work, Sam, Go ahead and speak on a dude,
Speaker 1: this is this is wild.
Speaker 3: Okay, So can you go back up to pull up
Speaker 3: for it.
Speaker 5: The name of the company is right now if you notice,
Speaker 5: so that says Sadrus. If you don't know, I don't
Speaker 5: believe that's how they pronounced it, but that's how it's
Speaker 5: in my head.
Speaker 3: Do you know what a is?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 3: This is all gonna make sense.
Speaker 1: It's like a half man, half goat like Pan. Correct.
Speaker 5: Yes, Pan is the lord of the Sayers anyway, and
Speaker 5: Pan is also the only Greek god to actually to
Speaker 5: die the Titans they were in prison, Coronos was chopped up,
Speaker 5: but he didn't die anyway. Then you also have Cheiron
Speaker 5: and kiran Kian was the one that would train the
Speaker 5: heroes and everything. Uh he trained if I'm not mistaken,
Speaker 5: he also trained Achilles and whatever.
Speaker 3: But he was a centaur with that that that shot
Speaker 3: a bow and everything.
Speaker 5: But also another like famous Satyr was the one that
Speaker 5: uh taught that taught Heracles everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah. In Disney's Hercules, they made him fill a tits.
Speaker 1: But the storyline of who trained Hercules and there Heracles.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and in the Disney's Hercules that he should have
Speaker 5: been called Heracles or they should have made him Roman
Speaker 5: because Hercules is the Roman for him. But when you
Speaker 5: look at that, and that's obviously that's built like a
Speaker 5: centaur and everything which was cheon but with the head.
Speaker 5: I can't help but think maybe they kind of took
Speaker 5: experssion from goat Man and the type of all that,
Speaker 5: because it can't carry a chainsaw.
Speaker 3: If you just put an axe.
Speaker 1: You have to know. There's a picture of it with
Speaker 1: a chainsaw attached to it.
Speaker 3: And if I'm not mistaken, it's eyes supposed to glow red.
Speaker 5: They do like it's the design team the manual that
Speaker 5: tells you how to fucking kill it.
Speaker 1: With fire? I guess no, like Johns knives and ship
Speaker 1: it tells you what flight to go for the wak
Speaker 1: points again this this is so many design flaws on this.
Speaker 1: But yeah, the first man, I see your hand brother
Speaker 1: speak in on it.
Speaker 13: Whose AI is going to be powering this thing? And
Speaker 13: why are they gonna start building the golden calf tanks?
Speaker 1: Ooh oh oh, I didn't even consider that as an oppition.
Speaker 1: First of all, the AI is powering it, I'm with you.
Speaker 1: I'm very curious which is going to be powering it.
Speaker 1: Not that any of them is good, but some are less.
Speaker 1: Uh how can I put this? They don't want to
Speaker 1: kill humans as fast, so that's important but also, yo,
Speaker 1: the golden calf tanks. Now, I didn't even consider that
Speaker 1: as an option, but that's something we really need to
Speaker 1: consider now because yep, God, talk this. It's a crazy
Speaker 1: world we're living in, y'all. It really is. Before I
Speaker 1: get out of here, though, I do want to check
Speaker 1: the chat to see what everybody's been saying. I meant
Speaker 1: to do that throughout the episode, but I do be,
Speaker 1: you know, kind of getting lost in the sauce as
Speaker 1: far as the whole the episode goes here. But ba ba,
Speaker 1: but let's see talked about that. Can we feed the
Speaker 1: vampire Lord's chicken? I don't know if you can. I'm
Speaker 1: pretty sure Jews can eat chicken. Dog Don said when
Speaker 1: I was a welder in the yards. That was from
Speaker 1: weight earlier. Okay, okay, okay. All I was gonna ask
Speaker 1: is if you still breathing? Also, did he try the
Speaker 1: redneck vasectomy? Some might call it a ripoff? Oh god,
Speaker 1: what was that in reference to Sam? You sent that
Speaker 1: at like nine to twenty. Oh oh no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't believe that he mutilated his his genitals.
Speaker 1: He may have, I don't know. I haven't watched the video.
Speaker 1: It stayed up for way too long, and they said
Speaker 1: it was from a algorithmic error or something. No, dude,
Speaker 1: that one, no error. Y'all left it up because y'all
Speaker 1: want the gore porn like sick fucks. That's what that was.
Speaker 3: But anyway, Charlie Coke frending his death video.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's it's disturbing all the way through, but I
Speaker 1: am happy to see that Perez Hilton is alive. I
Speaker 1: don't like oh man, I love his content, like no.
Speaker 1: I've seen a few things he's put out and some
Speaker 1: stuff I thought was super cringe. Some stuff I thought was,
Speaker 1: you know, entertaining whatever. I just don't want to see
Speaker 1: somebody go out like that publicly on a live stream
Speaker 1: like dude, that that is. That's really fucked up for
Speaker 1: everybody involved. You know, there's anyway no mention of the
Speaker 1: vegetable being cut off as of today that I saw.
Speaker 1: Don't said that. Oh let's see, Trump pretends to be
Speaker 1: a general. Tony sent this. It was an ex post.
Speaker 1: I haven't seen that. Let's see where this goes. Huh,
Speaker 1: oh guy, it's an AI image. Trump's being Trump. Nothing
Speaker 1: new under the side. He made himself the pope. He
Speaker 1: he literally made himself the pope. We're like shocked that
Speaker 1: he made himself a general. Of course he did. He's
Speaker 1: over here like, well, you know, only the consequential presidents
Speaker 1: get try to attack assassinated. I'm very consequential. Like he's Trump,
Speaker 1: he's doing Trump things. I'm not saying that's a good thing.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying he's doing Trump things. Let's see. But
Speaker 1: ba Bob, maybe pro should be in an asylum. Cuckuck cool, Okay,
Speaker 1: it looks like everything's Oh if Kin is backing her
Speaker 1: with Republican there's a problem. Oh okay. They will blame
Speaker 1: RFK just because he's the new health czar. Oh, I'm
Speaker 1: sure of that. I'm sure they're gonna blame it. We're
Speaker 1: talking about the new CDC director. That's what that's in
Speaker 1: re you know, reference to dehydration, not heat if it's
Speaker 1: eighty five degrees. Yeah, for real, Like again, y'all, I
Speaker 1: can't pope, I can't promote this enough. Europe. We have
Speaker 1: developed air conditioning. It's time to get on the ball
Speaker 1: with this. It's twenty twenty six. You know. It's like
Speaker 1: saying you're not eating ass like, grow up, grow up. Stop,
Speaker 1: stop this foolishness. Become an adult like the rest of us. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's all I'm saying. Anyway, Crypto juice gotta be the
Speaker 1: g gotta be the Gypsies, yo, the crypto Jews. Oh,
Speaker 1: they like kind of converted, kind of didn't No, dude,
Speaker 1: they converted and start calling themselves the jim I'm joking.
Speaker 1: Oh god, let that become a part of the fucking
Speaker 1: lore of the Gypsies. Holy shit, they're actually Jewish all along,
Speaker 1: They're actually Indian, but like, never mind, no, there they're
Speaker 1: the crypto Jews. Oh my god, yep, that's gonna become
Speaker 1: a part of the lore. As I talked shit about
Speaker 1: people and things, all in good humor. But here we are.
Speaker 3: The Gypsies are the Calico vampires.
Speaker 1: God damn it, the Caliko vampires.
Speaker 3: We talked about this yesterday.
Speaker 1: I'm really sure.
Speaker 3: There colorful.
Speaker 5: They wed the red fucking scars, the head bands and
Speaker 5: all the fucking jewelry. They are fucking they are Calico
Speaker 5: jack as a race.
Speaker 3: They are fucking they are the Calico Vampires.
Speaker 1: I should mention most of them are devout Catholic, just
Speaker 1: so we're clear.
Speaker 5: I thought they I thought the Romany Gypsies claim to that.
Speaker 5: They claim that they held from one of like the
Speaker 5: Lost tribes, so.
Speaker 1: Actual history, they come from like the Hindukush mountain range areas.
Speaker 1: But as far as religion goes, they carry a lot
Speaker 1: of folk tradition and by that I could you could
Speaker 1: mean like you know, magic quote unquote or something along
Speaker 1: those lines. But they also venerate the Black Madonna. And
Speaker 1: they are pretty much all devoutly Catholic if they are religious.
Speaker 3: Okay, be kind we Wand what the fuck is the
Speaker 3: Black Madonna?
Speaker 1: So Madonna is a term for the blessed mother Mary
Speaker 1: holding the baby.
Speaker 3: That was the crazy bitch that will stake the suit.
Speaker 1: She took the name from the Madonna. It's called the
Speaker 1: Madonna and Child. It's a sculpture, right, It's a thing.
Speaker 1: And so they venerate in the Black Madonna. It's it's
Speaker 1: basically met out of Blackstone, and the Gypsies use that
Speaker 1: as like their sigils, so to speak. But Madonna, the
Speaker 1: singer that you're talking about, there's reasons why she's been
Speaker 1: excommunicated from the Catholic Church also because of what she
Speaker 1: did with a rosary in a music video. But that's
Speaker 1: neither here nor there.
Speaker 3: She did what were the Bones of Me?
Speaker 1: Now, you could look up the music video. It's yeah.
Speaker 1: Basically that was the final straw. The Church was okay
Speaker 1: with her using Madonna as a stage name. They weren't
Speaker 1: happy about it, but it was okay when she I
Speaker 1: think it was it was she used it like a
Speaker 1: g string or something. Basically, the Catholic Church decided, all right,
Speaker 1: you've crossed the line, you're excommunicator, you're going to hell, whatever, whatever.
Speaker 1: But no, most Gypsies, if they are religious, Huh.
Speaker 3: Doesn't Madonna have something to do with Ebstein?
Speaker 1: Also, I'm sure of it. I don't have that confirmed,
Speaker 1: but I'm pretty positive that she's involved in some way
Speaker 1: for sure. But yeah, the Gypsies, if they are religious,
Speaker 1: they are usually pretty devoutly Catholic or completely atheists. There's
Speaker 1: like no one between with them from what I could tell.
Speaker 1: Let's see, let's see move on the story. Oh, I
Speaker 1: have body armor? Is that making me some kind of
Speaker 1: whack job? Apparently? So apparently if they raided your house,
Speaker 1: they found weapons and body armor, notebooks with disturbing things like,
Speaker 1: you mean my notebook where I jot down conspiratorial conversations. Interesting,
Speaker 1: if I told you it's not an AR what would
Speaker 1: you say? Ooh, okay, hold on, Tristan, let me let
Speaker 1: me look at this thing. Now, let me get a
Speaker 1: good look at it. It's an AR platform. I'll give
Speaker 1: you that. But you're saying it's not chambered in five?
Speaker 1: Five six? Interesting?
Speaker 21: Is it?
Speaker 1: Is it long stroke gas pisson or is it? Keep
Speaker 1: scrolling down just a little bit. I gave you a
Speaker 1: couple of more hands. It's not okay, okay, it's not
Speaker 1: an a cab. Oh, it is an a cab. No acab?
Speaker 1: Was me talking shit on the cops earlier? I guess
Speaker 1: it's a K built on an AR platform. Dude, I
Speaker 1: literally have one that I'm getting currently. It's a sig
Speaker 1: the mutant. Dude, what is this one? Who made it?
Speaker 1: It is one of my buddies. Charles is a tattoo
Speaker 1: artist here in town. Yes, indeed, and that's yo. I
Speaker 1: see it with the AK mags.
Speaker 5: There we go.
Speaker 1: Now I see it. What's the chambered in?
Speaker 17: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yes, indeed, which essentially three to eight. But dude, fuck it.
Speaker 16: We're so dialed in dog like. If the Blue Helmets
Speaker 16: ever stepped foot on this fucking soil.
Speaker 1: Oh dude, I love it. I absolutely love it. I'm
Speaker 1: getting my mutant soon. I have it at my buddy's
Speaker 1: shop right now and you go pick it up. That
Speaker 1: and I just got Raven Lee a Celtech uh the
Speaker 1: halo shotgun looking thing, the little short shotgun, but it's
Speaker 1: like it's got the two underslung rails that you could
Speaker 1: just think it holds like fifteen or some shit. It's
Speaker 1: it was like, oh, yeah, yeah, you haven't seen the
Speaker 1: kel Tech shotgun kel Tech twelve good kel Tech twelve gauge.
Speaker 1: But there's a version of it where it's just a
Speaker 1: single uh tube of rounds on the bottom and then
Speaker 1: one that's got the double It looks like a halo shotgun. Dude,
Speaker 1: all right, that's sick as Yeah. My buddy had at
Speaker 1: his shop and it was I think he was selling
Speaker 1: it for like four hundred or something, and I'm like, dude,
Speaker 1: that's definitely worth four hundred dollars on my time for
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