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Speaker 4: in Ruckus and Mystical Faroh in a minute here. We
Speaker 4: had a great show one week ago. We did another
Speaker 4: show on Friday. We're kind of digging the Friday. Actually,
Speaker 4: we're considering moving the show death official showtime too Fridays.
Speaker 4: So let us know what you think about that in
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Speaker 4: if you're open to Friday nights, if they're better, if
Speaker 4: they suck, let us know, creative accidents, what's up? Good
Speaker 4: to see you in the chat there, Fleety, what's going on? Eileen?
Speaker 4: What's up? Eileen? Great to see you on at least
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Speaker 4: we're thinking about Fridays. Let us know what you think
Speaker 4: in the chats on that. Yeah, what do you guys
Speaker 4: think about Fridays? Friday Social Reject Club meeting? Okay, sage, okay,
Speaker 4: all right, sage me for a loop for a second there,
Speaker 4: but no, okay, Fridays are cool. All right, I got
Speaker 4: a couple plus ups on the Fridays. Yep, we're putting
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Speaker 4: do y'all think? Let us know in the comments. There
Speaker 4: we go. Yeah, I'm doing good. Friday's cool cool, okay,
Speaker 4: so yep, and there's creative accidents. Hello, what's up my friends? Yep,
Speaker 4: friends and lurkers. Great to have everybody here in the
Speaker 4: boiler room. Let's say hello to mystical Pharaoh. Burnan Beard says,
Speaker 4: I like Friday better. Fleety says, Friday works. Okay, it's
Speaker 4: looking good. It's looking good at this point, mystical Pharaoh.
Speaker 4: Welcome to the boiler room. How you doing tonight?
Speaker 6: Man, I'm doing good.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 6: I don't think I packed my hookah right, So it's
Speaker 6: pretty like not flowing right, It's very stuck. There's not
Speaker 6: a lot of airflow going on.
Speaker 4: Oh no, oh, do you need to? Do you need to?
Speaker 4: I mean, that's that's.
Speaker 6: An impact it. I guess we'll do it again. But
Speaker 6: I'm too lazy. So all right, it's gonna train my
Speaker 6: long to pull to just pull harder.
Speaker 4: You know, that can be a good long workout. You
Speaker 4: can really work that like sicular breathing, you know, in
Speaker 4: through the nose, slowly suck, you know, get the smoke.
Speaker 6: Wait, Fridays like the old days? Did we did? Did
Speaker 6: you still happen Fridays back then?
Speaker 4: Uh? For boiler room talking about what do you mean.
Speaker 6: So creative accent, just say it Fridays like the old days?
Speaker 4: Yeah. Well, we were Wednesdays for a while, and then
Speaker 4: we were Thursdays officially for a long time. And the
Speaker 4: thing that made us switch from Wednesday to Thursday this
Speaker 4: was so long ago. Uh, it's completely irrelevant now, but
Speaker 4: Daniel Spaulding had gotten a new job and it was
Speaker 4: easier for him to do Thursdays than Wednesdays, and we said, hey,
Speaker 4: you know Wednesday Thursday too made up tomorrow script, so
Speaker 4: we moved it to Thursday. But then his life and
Speaker 4: his schedule got super crazy, and you know, we're years
Speaker 4: beyond it at this point. So actually, now, I mean,
Speaker 4: I don't mean to speak for Daniel, but there's a
Speaker 4: chance that maybe he would be able to rejoin us
Speaker 4: if we do it on Fridays, because where he is
Speaker 4: in South Korea, that's actually Saturday morning, so that is
Speaker 4: on the table for him if he has that of it,
Speaker 4: you know availability.
Speaker 6: I guess Daniel Spaulding is the catitle is that changes
Speaker 6: a schedule for boiler Room.
Speaker 4: I guess. So. I mean we kind of nudged ourselves
Speaker 4: this way anyways, because Thursdays was just kind of hard,
Speaker 4: you know, because Mark has That's another one. Mark has
Speaker 4: UK column early in the morning on Fridays, so he always,
Speaker 4: you know, can't stay very late, and you got to
Speaker 4: work on Friday mornings.
Speaker 6: I do, I really, I'm I'm I'm all going for Friday.
Speaker 4: Well, I think it's pretty much a done deal at
Speaker 4: this point. My friends, Uh, be sure and follow Pharaoh
Speaker 4: on X because we'll let you know when we make
Speaker 4: it official. But man, it's great to have you tonight.
Speaker 4: It was fun doing the digital seance and talking about
Speaker 4: internet history last week with you.
Speaker 6: It was a lot of fun, dude, I was. I
Speaker 6: was actually talking with a couple of people about it
Speaker 6: on my trip last week, and yeah, it was a
Speaker 6: lot of fun. I enjoyed it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Yeah, that's a pretty good theme. We rocked out
Speaker 4: that night, so that was fun. If you missed that,
Speaker 4: it's on all our video streaming sites and the show
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Speaker 4: up there real soon. Let's get Ruckus on board. Here
Speaker 4: there's a Ruckus among us, and there he is Ruckus.
Speaker 4: Welcome to the boiler room. We've got V thirty three
Speaker 4: of Ruckus heroes at three point three. Let me put
Speaker 4: it bigger yea V three point three Ruckus? Grock? Is
Speaker 4: this true? Is this really? Ruckus? I watched you on
Speaker 4: Weaponized News, so I know what to say when I
Speaker 4: have that momently? Is this true? Grock? At groc?
Speaker 3: Well, actually we have Grock to think for the awesome
Speaker 3: digital matrix style shock guns because it's like the only
Speaker 3: AI that will draw a shotgun.
Speaker 4: Go figure, whoosies, don't be Woozy's ais, Come on man.
Speaker 4: Shotguns are key in American history, key in American pop culture,
Speaker 4: key in self protection. Uh you gotta you know, I.
Speaker 3: In peasant hunting, just as hunting you name it. Sorry,
Speaker 3: the the late delate Dick Cheney, Sorry Dick Cheney.
Speaker 4: Dick Cheney knew a thing or two about shotguns, didn't he?
Speaker 4: Or did he not?
Speaker 3: Perhaps witten ting? Did he learned a few things?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I think that was the inspiration for the shotguns. This
Speaker 3: is our three guns salute, our send off to to
Speaker 3: the former. What was his role, uh, supreme evil being
Speaker 3: something like that?
Speaker 4: Yeah, pretty much.
Speaker 3: Of the United States? So yeah, yeah, pretty significant figure.
Speaker 4: That's an official position, right.
Speaker 3: I think it was. It's so funny to me that
Speaker 3: he embraced the whole Darth Vader thing. Remember that. Let
Speaker 3: people forget that, right, Like people joked about his Darth
Speaker 3: vadernists because of the mechanical heart and all this crazy
Speaker 3: shit with that guy. I don't know, I don't want
Speaker 3: to get into it, but anyways, but he's gone. He passed,
Speaker 3: and lots of people have been having fun with the
Speaker 3: memes and all this stuff. In finding it difficult to
Speaker 3: find people who were like, man, shuck's gonna really miss that.
Speaker 3: We lost a good one there. In fact, I have
Speaker 3: yet to see that. What does that tell you?
Speaker 4: Right? Yeah, he was the right hand man to this guy, right, And.
Speaker 3: One of the things I've used on the Google is
Speaker 3: to pull up maps. I have filters on internets.
Speaker 4: That's his boy right there. That's his boy sold the
Speaker 4: GW on television the other night. He was enjoying a
Speaker 4: Dallas Cowboys game. If I recall, they panned over to him.
Speaker 4: He's sitting there just love in life, man, Live in life,
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Speaker 4: Never mind, I must have got that wrong. Anyways, you
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Speaker 3: So that was tilly.
Speaker 4: Yeah, grape buzzballs. Look up the great new grape Buzzballs commercial.
Speaker 3: Maybe spoilt almost almost missed it. That was where what
Speaker 3: are you talking about?
Speaker 4: It's like an easter egg, literally, like an alcohol easter egg.
Speaker 4: All right, enough with the inside jokes tonight on the
Speaker 4: boiler room. Uh, we're definitely gonna have to uh gosh,
Speaker 4: we definitely have to talk about Cheney Pelosi, the ups
Speaker 4: airplane crash. Robots, by the way, robots, anybody seeing any
Speaker 4: robots lately? We got robots walking around in downtown Austin,
Speaker 4: showing up at little cowboy bars and doing cute little
Speaker 4: things and stuff, crossing streets and crap like that. And
Speaker 4: apparently people are buying service robots now, and that's becoming
Speaker 4: a thing that we're all trying to absorb and understand us,
Speaker 4: you know, plubs who are trying to navigate the world
Speaker 4: of twenty dollars tun of sandwiches and such, you know,
Speaker 4: trying to just sort of comprehend the digital shadows that
Speaker 4: we are seeing cast you know, near our reality right now.
Speaker 4: And of course there's a lot of cultural vampurism going
Speaker 4: on too. So tonight's episode is a cultural Vampires and
Speaker 4: Digital Shadows, which is our follow up to last week's show. So, yeah,
Speaker 4: Dick Cheney has left the building. I saw the various
Speaker 4: reactions in our discord. Shout out to out my neck, Whitebird,
Speaker 4: and everybody else that was commenting on that, Ruckus, everybody.
Speaker 4: I didn't get to really throw my two cents in there.
Speaker 4: I figured I'd wait till we were on air. But
Speaker 4: that was fun. That was a fun thing. I think
Speaker 4: all my next comments were always some of my favorites.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's worth joining our discord just to see
Speaker 4: some of our regulars hot takes on current events. But yeah, Ruckus.
Speaker 4: We woke up the other day to the news that
Speaker 4: Dick Cheney has left the plane left the pizza crust,
Speaker 4: And I don't know, do you think everybody knows who
Speaker 4: that is? Do you think the kids know who Dick
Speaker 4: Cheney is and know why we have.
Speaker 3: They should ask croc though that would be really fun.
Speaker 3: I think well they did. They did the movie right
Speaker 3: about with him and the whole w and all that stuff.
Speaker 3: I just I don't know, it's so shocking just how
Speaker 3: that guy was President Bush that is, or was he
Speaker 3: really who was really in control? Who was really in power?
Speaker 3: I wonder creative accidents.
Speaker 4: Don't forget that he spawned Liz Cheney, mystical pharaoh. You
Speaker 4: know what he's talking about there, Liz Cheney a political fixture.
Speaker 4: Now it's so funny. It's like, I thought we had
Speaker 4: some sort of democracy we're supposed to be like hoping
Speaker 4: to have here. You know, I think we know better.
Speaker 4: But it's like, what's with all these generational ghouls? You know,
Speaker 4: We've got Alex Soros, you know, big Upping, the Mamamdie
Speaker 4: guy or whatever his name is in New York just openly,
Speaker 4: you know, Soros kids. We've got WEF kids in charge
Speaker 4: of the WEF. Now we've got you know, Chelsea Clinton
Speaker 4: going to be coming around the corner any minute now.
Speaker 4: I just I can feel it in my in my giblets.
Speaker 4: Uh Brazinski's daughter. I could go on and on and on.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's uh so, it's an interesting world. But yeah,
Speaker 6: Dick Cheney, man, I I you know, I hope I
Speaker 6: hate to talk about the people, right because you never
Speaker 6: know what somebody does at the end of their life.
Speaker 4: Right, Yeah, it's like lacking and it's lacking in class
Speaker 4: in a certain way.
Speaker 6: When it's not lacking in class, it's more of like,
Speaker 6: you know, the repentance is open for everybody until the
Speaker 6: last minute, right, But Dick Cheney, I mean like, I mean,
Speaker 6: I think there's a special place for people like him
Speaker 6: if you look at the crimes that he committed, right, Like,
Speaker 6: you know, I'm not talking about the Middle East, but
Speaker 6: just just yeah, I don't know how true it is,
Speaker 6: but you guys read that like his his role and
Speaker 6: and and and Project Monarch. Mm hmmm, yeah, this is
Speaker 6: pretty dark ship. I don't to even get into that.
Speaker 4: But it's a laundry list, right.
Speaker 6: There is a There is a big laundry list. But
Speaker 6: he was one of the good ones. Not in a
Speaker 6: good way, but it's one of the for the for
Speaker 6: the for the.
Speaker 4: For the powers that should not be. He was a
Speaker 4: good one. He got stuff done, that's.
Speaker 6: Right, exactly. What's the name of the guy in in
Speaker 6: the next file that was smoking cigars.
Speaker 4: The smoking man?
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, it reminds me of him.
Speaker 4: All right. I could see that. I could definitely see that.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to find one of my favorite comments here
Speaker 4: that was left. But I'm having a scroll super far up.
Speaker 4: What about you, Ruckus? What?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 4: Here it is, here it is. I'm gonna leave this
Speaker 4: comment or unnamed in case doesn't get it drawn strike.
Speaker 4: But I think this sums up what a lot of
Speaker 4: people were probably thinking. So Dick has finally gone to hell.
Speaker 4: Bye bye, say hello to Madeline Albright. It's a big
Speaker 4: new Brazinski and Donald Rumsfeld as well as all the
Speaker 4: other war criminals and evil mofos.
Speaker 6: Yeah I'm John mcn Yeah, dude, Yeah, so there's that Ruckus.
Speaker 4: What'd you think when you woke up saw that saw
Speaker 4: the back and forth in our discord and all the
Speaker 4: fun on X everybody was having with it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, not a good taste, people, not a good look.
Speaker 3: We'll remember this, We'll remember you making fun of Dick
Speaker 3: Cheney passing. No, I'm just kidding. I don't know. My
Speaker 3: favorite was the people who pointed out how gangster he was,
Speaker 3: how like, not only did he shoot that dude in
Speaker 3: the face, he forced that guy to apologize for basically
Speaker 3: his face getting in the way. Yeah, making him go
Speaker 3: through all the terrible tragedy of like, oh I shot
Speaker 3: my friend in the That was just awful. Yeah, wild man.
Speaker 4: So traumatic so traumatic, dude is there? Like, I'm wondering
Speaker 4: if there's like a good summary video on that event
Speaker 4: or something like that that we could play for for
Speaker 4: the youth out there that may have missed it. What
Speaker 4: would I look up like RUMs fell shotgun accident news?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, sorry, I got my I get
Speaker 4: my gules mixed up when we're talking about gules here uh,
Speaker 4: here we go thirty seconds. I like the length of that.
Speaker 4: That sounds that sounds like an appropriate, uh short clip
Speaker 4: we can watch. Let's uh, let's let's go back to
Speaker 4: let's go into the uh time machine. Here gang, Hey,
Speaker 4: where's my shared video? Add to stage.
Speaker 1: Turning now to our throwback three.
Speaker 8: That's a quick look at some of the other noteworthy
Speaker 8: stories from this week in history thirteen years ago today.
Speaker 4: Can you guys hear that ruckus? Okay, yeah, I'm getting
Speaker 4: that error in my getting that error in my streamyard.
Speaker 4: It's telling me I have to like reconnect this thing.
Speaker 4: So we'll reconnect this thing and hopefully it'll work. We'll see.
Speaker 4: Tell me if you can hear it.
Speaker 8: Turning now to our throwback three, that's a quick look
Speaker 8: at some of the other noteworthy stories from this Week
Speaker 8: in History. Thirteen years ago today, Vice President Dick Cheney
Speaker 8: shot his hunting buddy in the face.
Speaker 1: Look at that headline, duck it's Dick.
Speaker 8: Cheney was quail hunting with Harry Whittington in Texas when
Speaker 8: he accidentally fired a shotgun, not realizing.
Speaker 1: It was pointed at Whittington.
Speaker 8: I needless to say, this was an embarrassing distraction for
Speaker 8: the White House. Chaney called it one of the worst
Speaker 8: days of his life. Thankfully, Wittington did recover from his wounds.
Speaker 4: So, which is it. I'm a little confused there.
Speaker 3: Now follow that up with the one I just dropped
Speaker 3: in the private chat here on Streamyard.
Speaker 4: Okay, so he accidentally shot him without knowing that it
Speaker 4: was pointed at him. So I mean, you don't really
Speaker 4: need that second part of the description, Like if he
Speaker 4: accidentally the problem here is that he accidentally discharged his shotgun,
Speaker 4: never mind what it was pointed at. Well, there is
Speaker 4: a thing there too, if you just never pointed at
Speaker 4: something you don't want to shoot that these things won't
Speaker 4: happen even if you accidentally discharge your weapon. But okay,
Speaker 4: maybe that's too nuanced. Let's see here. Okay, So this
Speaker 4: one oh, this is Whittington's commentary.
Speaker 3: Right, this is the person who got shot.
Speaker 4: Okay, let me put that on the screen.
Speaker 9: My family and I are deeply sorry for all the
Speaker 9: Vice President Cheney and his family have had to go
Speaker 9: through this past week. We send our love and respect
Speaker 9: to them as I deal with with situations that are
Speaker 9: much more serious than what we've had this week.
Speaker 4: I'm so sorry you shot me in the face. Man,
Speaker 4: Did I hear that right? I'm so sorry that my
Speaker 4: face got in the way your muzzle of your gun.
Speaker 3: I think he opened up with, uh, we were when
Speaker 3: when you're out pheasant hunting, there are certain risks that
Speaker 3: you assume.
Speaker 4: Something like that, like your buddy might shoot you in the.
Speaker 3: Face accidentally, of course.
Speaker 4: Without knowing which direction it was pointed.
Speaker 3: Of course, I mean the dude, like I mean, like
Speaker 3: the dude was messed up too, and it was like
Speaker 3: his lung collapsed. All sorts of crazy shit happened.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh. Yeah, so Cheney's gone. Cheney's gone another one.
Speaker 4: There goes another. But don't worry. We've got his offspring
Speaker 4: mulling around in our in Capitol Hill. So you know
Speaker 4: the legacy.
Speaker 6: Oh no, it make sure, we all run for twenty
Speaker 6: twenty eight.
Speaker 4: Hey dude, everything's on the table at this point for
Speaker 4: twenty many ideas like her and Brazinski's daughter, right, that
Speaker 4: would be quite the ticket, all right?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 6: Yeah, our hair and what's his what's her name? Let
Speaker 6: Indian checked the trend and they didn't go anywhere. I
Speaker 6: forgot her name.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I know you mean Haley. Yeah yeah, Nikki, Yeah.
Speaker 6: Nikki hid him. This Chaine would be great ticket. Oh my,
Speaker 6: that is so megaga.
Speaker 4: Oh my god. The reminds me of the Walt Disney show.
Speaker 4: That's so raven, That's so maga. We need to do
Speaker 4: a satire show called That's so Maga. Yeah. I don't know, man,
Speaker 4: I don't know. So Dick Cheney gone down there with
Speaker 4: Madeline Albright wherever Madaline Albright is, you know who laughed
Speaker 4: and said it was Yes, it was worth worth half
Speaker 4: a million dead children. We did great work in Iraq.
Speaker 3: So are you saying all these people are living it
Speaker 3: up on an island somewhere?
Speaker 10: Uh?
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, an islands surrounded by a moat of fire.
Speaker 6: Oh, or they're up there in Elysium, or.
Speaker 4: They're up there in Elysium.
Speaker 3: Yeah, lived, uploaded their consciousness into the matrix.
Speaker 4: Living forever in the server upload elysium thing.
Speaker 6: Right on, Dick Cheney digit a twin.
Speaker 4: What if they start bringing back dead politicians with just
Speaker 4: digital twins. They're like, you know what, these guys, these
Speaker 4: these kids, they can't do it the way we used
Speaker 4: to do it. Let's just bring back you know, Cheney
Speaker 4: and McCain and fuck it, let's just bring them all
Speaker 4: back and we'll make digital twins of all of them.
Speaker 4: We've got all their speeches, you know, categorized and logged.
Speaker 4: It'd be really easy to just you know, bam.
Speaker 6: And Trauma did it. Was was the head jars, right,
Speaker 6: remember the Futrauma and the heads.
Speaker 4: Yep, yep. Yeah. I mean we're at a point now
Speaker 4: where we could just give them, you know, upload them
Speaker 4: into a bot right, like give them a physical body too.
Speaker 2: M hm.
Speaker 4: They don't like to talk about that much. Right, the
Speaker 4: the place where the coalescence happens between AI and robotics.
Speaker 6: I mean, I think that's all ultimately what what Musk
Speaker 6: want right here. I want to you want neuralink connection
Speaker 6: with robotics, right, That's that's what's in his ultimate vision.
Speaker 4: Well, maybe maybe now he's a good time to talk
Speaker 4: about the house robots, because Ruckus was bringing up some
Speaker 4: great points about some of these robots. And we've been
Speaker 4: talking about these things for a long time, ever since
Speaker 4: I saw the the waiter robot, right like the server robot,
Speaker 4: and the price tag on it was twenty thousand dollars,
Speaker 4: and I was like, oh shit, that's like, you know,
Speaker 4: right around the salary of an actual person, and it's
Speaker 4: never going to call in sick and you're never gonna
Speaker 4: have to fire it and all this stuff. And I
Speaker 4: was like, oh, this could change everything. So now we've
Speaker 4: got basically robotic maids, and everybody's trying to wrap their
Speaker 4: brain around, like, okay, what does it mean to have
Speaker 4: one of these? Like okay, let's say it costs one
Speaker 4: third the amount of like a new truck or something,
Speaker 4: a new four by four truck, and people start buying them.
Speaker 4: You know, housewives are like, I don't got to clean
Speaker 4: the toilet no more. I don't got to make the
Speaker 4: sandwiches no more. Kus, what's the problem here? What you had.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of problems.
Speaker 4: You had some practical commentary on this.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, and then there's a there's a bombshell thing
Speaker 3: too that I didn't bring up, but a few people
Speaker 3: are noticing. But the thing that I was talking about
Speaker 3: with you, I've not heard anyone catch on to this.
Speaker 3: I was just watching the demos of these things and
Speaker 3: the robots going along, and it's like, I can fold
Speaker 3: your laundry, I can do your dishes or put your
Speaker 3: dishes away or whatever. I can do this and that,
Speaker 3: and I can clean your bathroom. And it shows it
Speaker 3: like cleaning the toilet, and it shows it like I'm
Speaker 3: like presuming before at what point afterwards, after cleaning the toilet,
Speaker 3: it goes and empties your dishwasher. But I don't. I
Speaker 3: don't think the robot goes and like washes its hands
Speaker 3: after cleaning the toilet and then doing the dishes and
Speaker 3: making your food. So I thought, well, wait a minute,
Speaker 3: that's probably not sanitary. So there's a whole whole slew
Speaker 3: of things that consider in that department, right, But check
Speaker 3: this out. Apparently a lot of it's just smoke being
Speaker 3: blown up your ass. And they're they're they're set, they're
Speaker 3: talking about it, and that they're saying like, oh, well,
Speaker 3: this is this is something we're gonna have to overcome
Speaker 3: and it'll probably get better in the future, but I
Speaker 3: have a theory that it won't and that there's a
Speaker 3: bit of a trick here. At least it won't for
Speaker 3: a while. So the cost of these robots definitely keep
Speaker 3: in mind. I think they're they're like riding around, we're averaging.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 3: You can pick these things up for like twenty grand.
Speaker 3: These these like creepy looking plane robots, soft robots that
Speaker 3: they're they're not gonna hurt you or whatever, but they're
Speaker 3: strong enough to do little light duty tasks around the
Speaker 3: house or whatever. They're lightweight, and they you know, they
Speaker 3: charge themselves all that fun stuff, right, But apparently a
Speaker 3: lot of these tasks that it does, it can't really
Speaker 3: do or train itself or teach itself. So what they
Speaker 3: have to do is that they're somewhere there's an outside
Speaker 3: human operator playing with a joystick controlling this thing for
Speaker 3: certain tasks. So I see this right out of the gate.
Speaker 3: It could be like probably one of those subscription as
Speaker 3: a service model sort. It will only like, oh, we
Speaker 3: can only handle doing the laundry and putting the dishes away,
Speaker 3: But if you want it to do the toilet cleaning
Speaker 3: or the cooking of the food or whatever you know
Speaker 3: you need to We're going to have to tack on
Speaker 3: some money, and it's an actual human operator who does
Speaker 3: those things. And then I thought in my mind, I'm like,
Speaker 3: oh God, or this is really going because you ultimately
Speaker 3: can't trust the robots to do any of these things.
Speaker 3: Is the robots are going to be for the wealthier
Speaker 3: class of people, and then us poor people are going
Speaker 3: to be sitting there in our homes playing the video
Speaker 3: game of us cleaning their toilets and making their food
Speaker 3: through their robot where you know what I mean? Still
Speaker 3: kind of like slaves by digital proxy. As it makes sense.
Speaker 4: This doesn't sound like a fun video game at all.
Speaker 4: I don't like this sound of this video game. I
Speaker 4: like the one I'm playing right now where I grow
Speaker 4: weed and sell weed. Schedule one is my game. I mean,
Speaker 4: but are they gonna outsource that to gamers too? I mean,
Speaker 4: I could playing that game. And you know, if you
Speaker 4: don't know about Schedule one, it's a game on Steam
Speaker 4: where you play a drug dealer and you grow weed
Speaker 4: and you grow mushrooms and you sell it to people
Speaker 4: down and shit, it sounds completely ludicrous, but it's totally addictive,
Speaker 4: no pun intended, but yeah, I could see how this
Speaker 4: would turn into something like that. Man, And I don't
Speaker 4: remember if it was you or Spore that said it
Speaker 4: when we were talking about it, but it's like you
Speaker 4: start thinking about solutions to all these things, like, okay, fine,
Speaker 4: we'll fix that real quick for you. It's got two
Speaker 4: sets of arms. Okay, here's the like kitchen arms, and
Speaker 4: here's the like scrubbing the house arms, you know, the
Speaker 4: scrubbing the house arms one and a little living a
Speaker 4: little digital charger on the wall and it just like
Speaker 4: goes and you know, magnetically switches arms so it can
Speaker 4: make you a sandwich without getting you know, fecal fakes
Speaker 4: on it or something like that.
Speaker 6: I don't know if I actually agree with that, Ruckus.
Speaker 6: I think I think the robots that's they are like
Speaker 6: that mask is going for like optimists. This will be
Speaker 6: a eye powered I don't think the the plan is
Speaker 6: to have an operator that that's just not going to be.
Speaker 6: That's not going to be the model they are going for.
Speaker 6: But as you said, I think there will be similar
Speaker 6: to what they're doing with the cars, right, you will
Speaker 6: have the hardware platform and then to open features, which
Speaker 6: is software pieces, you will have to have the different
Speaker 6: subscription models, and I think that's definitely will be the
Speaker 6: big part of the of the coast model for them,
Speaker 6: that m HM software piece, that's my thought. But it's
Speaker 6: not going to be I don't think it's going to
Speaker 6: be operator based. But I can tell you if if
Speaker 6: that robot looks anything like that, I'm gonna buy me one.
Speaker 4: Well, you know that the thing what's that movie called that?
Speaker 4: That shots from Subservience Subservience? Okay, so if you haven't
Speaker 4: seen Subservience. The thing that I found the most interesting
Speaker 4: about Subservience was the construction robots. There was like this
Speaker 4: whole subplot going where her husband or boyfriend or whoever
Speaker 4: was like a foreman on a you know, on a
Speaker 4: build on a build of a building, you know, construction dude,
Speaker 4: and they come in and they replace all the human
Speaker 4: workers with like Atlas robots and stuff like that, and
Speaker 4: it's like, Okay, how far are we actually from that?
Speaker 4: Because I think that's where this ultimately ends up. It's
Speaker 4: the same thing with AIS, right, Like, if you're really
Speaker 4: really really using an AI like for professional development, you're
Speaker 4: gonna want to pay for it, right, you want to
Speaker 4: have like the top tier, you know, payment for it,
Speaker 4: so you have full licensing. And then on top of that,
Speaker 4: you want to enable the agent factor, right, you want
Speaker 4: it to be able to perform a specific task at
Speaker 4: a high level. So you know that is also probably
Speaker 4: an up charge, and that's if it's not at this point,
Speaker 4: it's one of those things where you're going to be,
Speaker 4: you know, having to pay specific upcharges for things that
Speaker 4: are very specific in their you know what they do.
Speaker 4: I mean, is that kind of where you see this going.
Speaker 4: It's not so much like, oh, I spent twenty thousand
Speaker 4: dollars on a robot and now I'm Jane Jetson and
Speaker 4: this thing does everything for me. No, it's not like that,
Speaker 4: Like you get your toilet cleaner robot, you get your
Speaker 4: your job robot, You'll get your you know, your made robot, whatever,
Speaker 4: your chef robot. They're going to be very specific.
Speaker 6: I think it's it's going to be modes. I think
Speaker 6: the hard way is the same. But to then unload,
Speaker 6: there's different personas on it and different tasks. I think
Speaker 6: you would have to pay subscription per each because like
Speaker 6: so I just posted a tweet, right, So they are
Speaker 6: targeting to start producing a million, so they have what yeah,
Speaker 6: open this tweet I just posted. Yeah, so they are
Speaker 6: basically targeting to do one million Optimus annually right with
Speaker 6: planned pushing to ten million per year, right, which is
Speaker 6: an insane amount.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 6: Tie that to the package that Tesla just passed to
Speaker 6: Elon Musk, right, a trillion dollar package for ten years
Speaker 6: if they get them to be eight point five trillion
Speaker 6: dollar company. So how are they going to reach eight
Speaker 6: point five? It's not going to be from cars. It's
Speaker 6: going to be from robotics and and AI. That's I
Speaker 6: think that's that's what that that's going to be their
Speaker 6: big push, I think.
Speaker 4: So like Grockipedia, the x app, the everything app, the
Speaker 4: Tesla takeover of the roads, you know what I mean,
Speaker 4: It's just you can feel that, you can feel the
Speaker 4: noose like tightening, right, like the whatever that Musk noose is.
Speaker 4: You can just feel it tightening, and it's it's all
Speaker 4: so freaking sexy, you know what I mean. It's also
Speaker 4: and there's so many fanboys and girls out there at
Speaker 4: this point. You can just you know, this is gonna
Speaker 4: be a tsunami. This is gonna be a.
Speaker 3: Text sexy to you.
Speaker 6: No, no, I honestly like this.
Speaker 3: By the way, this was the one that I was
Speaker 3: talking about. This is not the Tesla one. They're doing
Speaker 3: something completely different. But yeah, these are the little soft,
Speaker 3: cuddly we're going to do your home chot things that
Speaker 3: are twenty thousand.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, that shit is not gonna go anyway. And honestly,
Speaker 6: all those like companies that wasted money to make those
Speaker 6: humanoids or just to it, like I mean.
Speaker 4: Except the pron companies. Yeah, the pro companies are never stupid.
Speaker 6: I know they're not right, but I think I think
Speaker 6: it's where it's going to head, is just But but
Speaker 6: let's let's talk realistic, right. So right now, I can't
Speaker 6: find anybody that want to do work for twenty five
Speaker 6: dollars an hour, like just to do actually shores like
Speaker 6: like I have a farm, right, I'm trying to find
Speaker 6: people that work on the farm. I cannot find anybody
Speaker 6: that want to do that. Well, yeah, you're you're so
Speaker 6: far away, right, But everybody else is just a robot.
Speaker 3: And I'll do it from the choice stick, from thee.
Speaker 4: We'll pick your cotton, mofo. But but but.
Speaker 6: But but basically like everybody now right sitting on their
Speaker 6: asses doing enough work to get there to get their
Speaker 6: snap benefits, right, and and they just don't want to
Speaker 6: do that extra piece and and and honestly, that's where
Speaker 6: it's putting us right now, just putting everybody in in
Speaker 6: a very bad spot. And and I don't know after
Speaker 6: people tasted that like government taking care of you and
Speaker 6: the laziness, if they actually want to get off their
Speaker 6: asses anymore. Right, But the issue is once this is
Speaker 6: start kicking in there, it's just not going to go back. Right,
Speaker 6: You're you're going to be pretty much out of job
Speaker 6: and and your only way is basic income. Right, That's
Speaker 6: and that's that's the whole thing from the very beginning, right,
Speaker 6: that's the whole vision to make you lot just a
Speaker 6: lazy ass. And and but it's it's it's said said
Speaker 6: said state of affair. And I don't know if it's
Speaker 6: honestly was planned this way to get everybody just lazy
Speaker 6: that they have a need to push use robots, right,
Speaker 6: because if you cannot find workers, and what is your
Speaker 6: only choice, Your only choice is to go buy one
Speaker 6: of those. Right, So if if if that thing actually
Speaker 6: perform as they think it will. I will buy one.
Speaker 6: Why not, right, because I cannot find someone that can
Speaker 6: do the work, And that ship is going to be
Speaker 6: out there when it's twenty degrees right and doing whatever
Speaker 6: the hell I wanted.
Speaker 11: To do in the middle of the night, if you want,
Speaker 11: when the middle of the night, go out there exactly
Speaker 11: that The point is, do I trust it that it
Speaker 11: can be completely off the grid and disconnected from whatever
Speaker 11: the hell networks they have, right, Yeah, it's just not
Speaker 11: going to be serviced surveilling me, right, or it just
Speaker 11: goes haywire and just doing the hell whatever it wants, right.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it can be against me when they want to
Speaker 6: opanize it against me, and I think that's the biggest,
Speaker 6: the bigger threat.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Let me give you an example, just a very
Speaker 4: consumer grade pedestrian example. Uh, we got my dad one
Speaker 4: of those I robot vacuum thingies, you know, and like
Speaker 4: you see, you see all the marketing on those things,
Speaker 4: and it's like, oh cool, you know, cool, right on,
Speaker 4: I just sit around and you know, play my Xbox
Speaker 4: and this thing's going to vacuum my house. It did
Speaker 4: not turn out that way at all. It was like,
Speaker 4: it's stuck under the television center. You know, we got
Speaker 4: to get in there and move all the wires out
Speaker 4: of it, or oh my god, it's starting at cycle.
Speaker 4: We got to go move all this crap, you know
Speaker 4: before And this is a pretty well kept floor too.
Speaker 4: Ruckus has seen it. It's not full of crap. But
Speaker 4: it's like this thing would just it was like you
Speaker 4: had to babysit this robot all around the house. And
Speaker 4: when I think about, you know, people spending twenty thousand
Speaker 4: dollars on you know, toys like this one, it's kind
Speaker 4: of just like, okay, but how much time do you
Speaker 4: spend futzing with it? How much time do you spend
Speaker 4: fiddling with it? How much time do you spend clearing
Speaker 4: its path or cleaning up after it, or doing maintenance
Speaker 4: on it or whatever.
Speaker 6: Right, Yeah, so to your point, right, I had one
Speaker 6: of those trumbos like what like, sorry, no, no, it's okay.
Speaker 6: So I had one of those rumbus seven years ago,
Speaker 6: and I used it for six months and it just
Speaker 6: turned out useless, right, And I just just been sitting
Speaker 6: in my like freaking like, you know, yeah, unk junk
Speaker 6: pile for seven years now.
Speaker 4: Yeah, We've got one in my dad's garage just sitting there.
Speaker 4: And it's like that it will never beat a like
Speaker 4: one hundred and fifty dollars commercial vacuum, you know what
Speaker 4: I mean with a bag. And they peddle all these
Speaker 4: like tube vacuums on everybody and all this crap, and
Speaker 4: like it's just like, prove to me that the new
Speaker 4: technology is better than the old technology. I'm sorry, I'll
Speaker 4: take it.
Speaker 6: That's his right. But I think for them to get
Speaker 6: whatever they want to, I think they will have to
Speaker 6: push abound it and actually to prove to consume or
Speaker 6: that it works. Right. But the question is once they
Speaker 6: prove it works and once you have it, how much
Speaker 6: control do you have it versus what they have? Right?
Speaker 6: So simple as Tesla right, do you own a Tesla? Right?
Speaker 6: Do you actually own that Tesla or they own the Tesla?
Speaker 6: They do own the Tesla, You just lease the Tesla? Right.
Speaker 4: Same with the Toyota. Do you own it or do
Speaker 4: you have to pay monthly to actually own all the features?
Speaker 4: Same with your home? Right? Mom and dad bought the
Speaker 4: home in the seventies. It's paid off, but their tax
Speaker 4: their property taxes increased. To the point where they're edging
Speaker 4: up against what they make on social security. Right, do
Speaker 4: you actually own the home like you know it's weft world.
Speaker 6: Yes, but there is I think there is a difference
Speaker 6: between like financially owning it versus actually like because the
Speaker 6: house or just you know, or a paid car. Like
Speaker 6: if you get just this a guess car, right, you
Speaker 6: just you pay off and you own it, right, It
Speaker 6: is that you don't own it, right because number one
Speaker 6: doesn't make any sense because of the battery is going
Speaker 6: to go bad in three years, right, so it just
Speaker 6: doesn't make any sense buying it, so you just have
Speaker 6: to lease it just three years they can take it back, right,
Speaker 6: So you don't really own it, right, And I think
Speaker 6: it will be the same with this. I don't know
Speaker 6: if they will have ownership or just have like a
Speaker 6: lease model. But my point is not necessarily financial. My
Speaker 6: point is more control over the autonomy of that worker
Speaker 6: in your house or your farm or whatever it does, right,
Speaker 6: Like it's all the processing done locally on that actually
Speaker 6: CPU or GPU that's inside that robot or just applauding
Speaker 6: that to the cloud and it's processing over there, right,
Speaker 6: Like can you just connect did put it in an
Speaker 6: offline mode where it just completely off the grid, right,
Speaker 6: that nobody have control over it, right, I think that's
Speaker 6: that's that's where I'm going with this. I don't think
Speaker 6: you would ever have that control. It will almost be
Speaker 6: connected online.
Speaker 4: And we and and many of us have seen Megan
Speaker 4: and you know, uh movies like this where it gets
Speaker 4: out of control completely, right, yeah, uh, so many, so
Speaker 4: many movies have that plot. Let me just show you
Speaker 4: this real quick man. This is the one that is
Speaker 4: walking around Austin these days. This little cute little guy
Speaker 4: with cowboy hat criusing around Austin, dancing with girls and
Speaker 4: clubs and falling downs, but a crossing the streets and stuff.
Speaker 12: Strange site on the streets of Austin. Maybe you spotted
Speaker 12: this today on social media or in person. A robot
Speaker 12: or ring a cowboy hat walking alone on South Congress.
Speaker 12: We reached out to APD in the city to see
Speaker 12: if they knew anything about this, but it's still unclear
Speaker 12: tonight who the robot belongs to and WHYATT was out
Speaker 12: there walking all by itself. If any of you at
Speaker 12: home no let us know, give us a call or
Speaker 12: just email us at news at kV dot com.
Speaker 4: Okay alert alert.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so rude of her to assume that the robot
Speaker 3: belonged to somebody. I thought we outlawed slavery. Oh wait
Speaker 3: a minute, it's a freaking robot. Oh this is crazy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's weird too, because it's like you throw an
Speaker 4: interesting monkey ranch into it there, Pharaoh. Because it's like
Speaker 4: you have certain manual labor that you would like to
Speaker 4: have done and you can't find someone to do it.
Speaker 4: And sometimes people in that situation now are turning to
Speaker 4: technological solutions. Yet at the same time, like you think
Speaker 4: about like a aid robot or something like where we
Speaker 4: are here in Central Texas, it's like very very suburban.
Speaker 4: There are a lot of house cleaning services around here,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean, And people pay for biweekly
Speaker 4: visits or weekly visits from you know, various contractors for
Speaker 4: house cleaning. And it's like, okay, well if that could
Speaker 4: be taken, and who knows what that ends up costing
Speaker 4: in the long run, right, like thousands of dollars in
Speaker 4: the long run, So there may just be a financial
Speaker 4: reason to not do that. But then all of a sudden,
Speaker 4: there there is a whole class of people who are
Speaker 4: looking for that kind of work and looking for that
Speaker 4: kind of employment and are good at what they do
Speaker 4: and provide a good service. But all of a sudden,
Speaker 4: there's this you know, fiscal uh sucking sound for a
Speaker 4: lot of people to just get a robot to do
Speaker 4: the same thing. So you know, it's you still end
Speaker 4: up disenfranchising people that are trying to walk up the
Speaker 4: ladder of American life, right.
Speaker 6: So why are we going to was all the legals
Speaker 6: that are importing if we if or those robotake their jobs.
Speaker 3: I think he's just freaking hit the nail on the head.
Speaker 3: I was just thinking, Wow, these jobs that you're describing
Speaker 3: that there used to be plentiusly filled by human bodies,
Speaker 3: like housekeeping jobs and agriculture farm work. Usually do those
Speaker 3: types of jobs anybody? And what's happening to those poor
Speaker 3: people right now? Yeah? There you go. I'm sure it's
Speaker 3: just a coincidence, right.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And they are all here. So are we are
Speaker 6: we going to pay like ubi for all the leaguers
Speaker 6: the important So it's not just Americans, We're just no.
Speaker 3: Trump's getting them all out, dude, every single one. And
Speaker 3: now like clockworks, it's like he's gotten them all out.
Speaker 3: Now we're up to.
Speaker 4: Like at least one twentieth of them gone, man, so
Speaker 4: you know, nineteen million more to go, like.
Speaker 6: Seriously, like if they if they are actually these people
Speaker 6: are thinking, so let's let's just assume. But this is
Speaker 6: their plan, right, Their plan has always been automation AI
Speaker 6: and non robotics UBI. So why the fuck would you
Speaker 6: be importing third world people in here and doubling the population.
Speaker 6: What are you gonna get money to pay these people?
Speaker 6: You buy?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 6: Why would you do that? Because there just doesn't actually
Speaker 6: make sense.
Speaker 4: It does not make sense. It's not supposed to make sense,
Speaker 4: but it makes sense if the plan is to crash
Speaker 4: the economy, wipe everybody's bank accounts, force everybody into a
Speaker 4: UBI situation just to survive. And then it's like, oh okay,
Speaker 4: now I get it. Now I see who it benefits.
Speaker 3: Wasn't it terribly convenient for the technocracy and the push
Speaker 3: for digital IDs and all that stuff to have that immigration?
Speaker 3: Probably we don't know who these people are. They're criminals.
Speaker 3: We got to figure out who they are.
Speaker 6: That's right. It's manufacturing problems that they come up with
Speaker 6: a solution, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's also it's and part of the solutions. There
Speaker 4: is a great way to build a build up a
Speaker 4: you know, just sort of a relatively innocuous what most
Speaker 4: people used to think was sort of innocuous or maybe
Speaker 4: pesky or maybe beneficial ice, right, build it up into
Speaker 4: basically like a secret police force. Right that where balla
Speaker 4: Clava's and you know, basically look like, I don't know,
Speaker 4: like they're Antifa or something. What's up with you got
Speaker 4: ice guys? You end up kind of looking like Antifa.
Speaker 4: I was watching Weaponized News with Ruckets and Sam Cheney
Speaker 4: before the show. Shout out to weaponized News. You should
Speaker 4: follow weaponized news on the various platforms. But they'll take anybody.
Speaker 4: They will. It's literally like the South Park episode, like, Oh,
Speaker 4: you're the school counselor, who's you know, fifty eight and
Speaker 4: you have no law enforcement training. Come be an ic agent. Yeah,
Speaker 4: you get the balla clava and everything, you know, hop
Speaker 4: in the van, Christy Nome's gonna shoot some fucking puppies
Speaker 4: on the way to go bust some people.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's it's really don't know.
Speaker 3: They all wear masks.
Speaker 4: Sure, I think they wear them to the crapper man.
Speaker 4: I think they wear them to the gas desk, to
Speaker 4: see them all over the place wearing their little fucking boat.
Speaker 3: Did you hear what Sam reported about that? By the way,
Speaker 3: how there are some criminals who are taking advantage of it.
Speaker 3: They're pretending to be ice agents and they're wearing masks. Yeah,
Speaker 3: thet crime.
Speaker 4: Geez, this isn't this is an old tail. This is
Speaker 4: what brought us the kind of like cover that you
Speaker 4: know so much normals like street crime has happened over
Speaker 4: the last five years. It's all because of COVID, all
Speaker 4: these mfors wearing freaking the ritual muzzle of shame and
Speaker 4: a hoodie. It's just like, okay, so now we can't
Speaker 4: tell anyone from anyone else. Basically just no shady person
Speaker 4: in a freaking mask. Okay, great, and criminals masquerading as
Speaker 4: shady government people in masks in masks if that makes
Speaker 4: any sense.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's it's interesting. So so in my traveled this week,
Speaker 6: you know, I was I was taking an ober. The
Speaker 6: guy basically bought an electric car to to his override. Right,
Speaker 6: it's like, oh, I'm saving gas and stuff like that.
Speaker 6: And he was telling me how like when he started
Speaker 6: like a few years back. Basically in the beginning, like
Speaker 6: he was, over was taking thirty percent, and then went
Speaker 6: to like forty percent, and now they take sixty percent,
Speaker 6: and we got into like, well, Tesla already started over
Speaker 6: and is already planning on those like driverless like cap right,
Speaker 6: and their plan is twenty thirty to basically all the
Speaker 6: over fleet be basically a two cars, right, And I'm like,
Speaker 6: so they created an industry, right, his service industry, giving
Speaker 6: how shitty economy is. Right now, one of the biggest
Speaker 6: gigs for people is actually being an over driver or
Speaker 6: one of those drivers, right, So they make money, and
Speaker 6: all of a sudden, in a few years, their plan
Speaker 6: is to take that from the people, which is insane. Right.
Speaker 6: It's like slowly just taking all the opportunity from you
Speaker 6: to just make money. It's it's pretty like, I don't know,
Speaker 6: it's pretty devious, to be honest. And it's you talk
Speaker 6: about like why people lost faith and or why people
Speaker 6: elected Madami in New York, Right, it's because of this
Speaker 6: exact same thing, right, Because people like, in a very
Speaker 6: simplistic form, they see this ship right in front of
Speaker 6: them what they call capitalism, which is not a capitalism right.
Speaker 6: This is actually a technocratic like manipulated capital market. Right.
Speaker 6: This is not actually true capitalism. There is no true
Speaker 6: capitalism in actually US or free market.
Speaker 4: Right. It's actually kind of like a Hodge Hodge of fashion.
Speaker 6: Social absolutely absolutely, especially now with a partnership between the
Speaker 6: government and corporations, right, with the government owning part of
Speaker 6: companies now, right, so good, But so we're turning into
Speaker 6: China and actually and and and a much worse model
Speaker 6: because at least China the just straightforward about it, right,
Speaker 6: But we're not. But my point about this rant is
Speaker 6: is really like there are people looking at this and
Speaker 6: and they're like, well, maybe maybe we just try those
Speaker 6: other ideas of these people that are talking about, right,
Speaker 6: maybe socialism is the way to go, or communism. Right.
Speaker 6: So it's it's a complete expected blow back against the system, right.
Speaker 6: And and you know Republicans are still in complete denial
Speaker 6: about it, right, and and and and and part of
Speaker 6: this is a complete failure of or betrayal of Trump
Speaker 6: two point zero to his base and the agenda he
Speaker 6: was elected to get is really how to get this
Speaker 6: like blue collar America back to have a decent life.
Speaker 6: How can we bring them back to the purpose they
Speaker 6: used to have as a productive member of society, right,
Speaker 6: someone that actually have a pride to have a job.
Speaker 6: Waking up every day to have a purpose. It doesn't
Speaker 6: matter going on work in a fucking factory or working
Speaker 6: in a farm. You're waking up to a purpose. Right.
Speaker 6: That's as a human being. That's what you need. And
Speaker 6: and and it's complete. There is no policy that was
Speaker 6: put in this administration that supports a goal. As a
Speaker 6: matter of fact, it's complete. It's acceleration of the takeover
Speaker 6: of the technocracy and the destruction of the middle class
Speaker 6: and the blue collar class in America.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, man. Well let me I'm sorry to do
Speaker 4: this to you, Kelly Osbourne, but let me take you
Speaker 4: back to a time when Kelly Osbourne spit some of
Speaker 4: her ideas about who would wash the toilets? Perhaps. Uh thanks,
Speaker 4: You can all thank creative accidents for this one. Where's
Speaker 4: our audio?
Speaker 3: Donald Trump?
Speaker 13: Oh, that's in a sense if you kick every Latino
Speaker 13: out of this country, then who is going to be
Speaker 13: cleaning your toilet?
Speaker 6: Donald Trump?
Speaker 13: Oh, that's in the sense that you know what I mean,
Speaker 13: Like what I'm saying, there's more, there's more jobs to
Speaker 13: be in La. They always for it, but they Donalds
Speaker 13: are not only I don't mean it like that. Come on, no,
Speaker 13: I would never mean it like that. Okay, I'm not
Speaker 13: this argument.
Speaker 7: I think what you're saying is that Trump.
Speaker 4: Well, you made yourself part of that argument there, Kelly yikes,
Speaker 4: h stepped in it. Who's going to clean your toilet?
Speaker 4: Donald Trump, says Kelly Osbourne. The robots will the robots.
Speaker 4: Now that's right, that is right.
Speaker 6: So here can I So this is a great job
Speaker 6: for one of those robots.
Speaker 4: What but what in the hell did you just send me?
Speaker 6: Just just just dis play it?
Speaker 4: Oh gosh, Infidel, what are you doing? Okay? What is this? Uh?
Speaker 4: Is this a I slop? What am I looking?
Speaker 14: Now?
Speaker 6: It's actually not just she's actually a model, the.
Speaker 4: Real human being person. She's actually all right, okay, well
Speaker 4: nice makeup, Okay.
Speaker 15: And I'm gonna like, yeah, my butler needs to like Okay,
Speaker 15: so when I finish and I have like to be
Speaker 15: this and he helps me, there's like a norse. He
Speaker 15: just like he did this is very fast and he
Speaker 15: has to like cleaning. But what I do like without
Speaker 15: Butler is that I really need to like separate like,
Speaker 15: oh okay, and I'm gonna like, yeah, my butler needs
Speaker 15: to like.
Speaker 6: Okay, okay, Yeah, so she has them anyway, So my
Speaker 6: point is she has a butler to wipe her big ass.
Speaker 6: Sorry guys to make that to you, but it.
Speaker 3: Was definitely one of those instances where it would be
Speaker 3: much safer and smarter to have a robot do that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, ad, Actually, yeah, why does not Homegirl not have
Speaker 4: a bidet? She should have a gold Japanese bidet. Holy.
Speaker 4: If we hadn't already named this episode before the show,
Speaker 4: it would be called she hired a butler to wipe
Speaker 4: her ass? Okay, you would have made the title of
Speaker 4: the show right there for sure. Tonight, what is that?
Speaker 4: What is this woman working with that looks like three footballs?
Speaker 6: She is a famous like Instagram model. I don't know
Speaker 6: if she got like button plant, but I don't know
Speaker 6: whatever the hell it is. But she goes around and
Speaker 6: she just has this big like only fans and she
Speaker 6: I don't know whatever she.
Speaker 4: Is, but well, I hope she makes million dollars on
Speaker 4: that because she probably smells awful. We had a icebreaker suggestion.
Speaker 4: I think it might have come from me. Actually, how crude. Uh,
Speaker 4: who knows, maybe we'll hit it one day. But it
Speaker 4: was about the Brazilian butt lift and how they all
Speaker 4: have a horrible rank smell to them because there's like
Speaker 4: rotting fat cells that have been moved around inside the button.
Speaker 4: That is so gross, dude.
Speaker 3: And that's all, folks. That's that was the show.
Speaker 4: That's all, folks. I mean, what is what is she
Speaker 4: smuggling in that f up a area? It looks like
Speaker 4: there's like three footballs.
Speaker 9: In there, dude.
Speaker 6: It's it's crazy, dude. I mean, but the fact, but
Speaker 6: this is a perfect example of the society. So this
Speaker 6: is someone that became famous for having a fat ass, right,
Speaker 6: and now she's making like millions someone to wipe her ass.
Speaker 6: This is the society.
Speaker 4: What just to pay a butler to wipe her butt?
Speaker 4: That it gives new meaning to butler, don't it. Well?
Speaker 3: Donald Trump has done something about this. He is executive
Speaker 3: ordered himself a solution to this problem. I think that
Speaker 3: lady will be getting a lifetime supply of Ozentic and
Speaker 3: similar drugs at a reduced price, courtesy of good old
Speaker 3: US of A.
Speaker 4: That's right, yeah, ozempic stocks kind of fell a little
Speaker 4: bit what happened there?
Speaker 3: Rackas, Oh, I don't, I don't know. I don't track
Speaker 3: ozmpic stocks, but yeah, no, I guess, I guess Trump
Speaker 3: he's been doing. You know, he's a drug dealer. Now
Speaker 3: he got the United States involved in it legally. Yeah,
Speaker 3: no negotiating prices and whatnot. You can go to like
Speaker 3: the official government website to get your your drugs, not
Speaker 3: those kind of drugs people, the big pharma type of drugs.
Speaker 3: So yeah, he's he made some sort of executive order
Speaker 3: or some sort of deal where they're not going to
Speaker 3: be price gouging you on your weight loss drugs. And
Speaker 3: when he was making the announcement, you might have remembered
Speaker 3: this mystical pharaoh you shared the video of that. One
Speaker 3: of the higher up in the executive chain there at
Speaker 3: one of these big pharma companies in the room to
Speaker 3: celebrate this announcement literally passed out and then like freaking
Speaker 3: like RFK Junior and other people got you know, the
Speaker 3: hell out of the way. So they didn't you know,
Speaker 3: get shot, you know, in the picture, because they all
Speaker 3: knew the picture are going to be taken. That's why
Speaker 3: they move so fast, I think, But not the president
Speaker 3: oh no, not the president. President's just kind of looked
Speaker 3: over it, just kind of like, you know, I'm thinking,
Speaker 3: huh yeah, it's neat. And then he just turns back
Speaker 3: and looks up. And then somebody gets a picture of
Speaker 3: just the President just looking all calm as hell looking
Speaker 3: at the camera while behind him. This is a dude,
Speaker 3: it just passed out. Everybody's trying to help him. It's
Speaker 3: freaking hilarious. It is the picture of the year, I think, Infidel.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you have a link to that.
Speaker 6: One, right, Oh, I have it right here.
Speaker 4: Oh there you go.
Speaker 3: At first, I thought there's no way this picture is real. No,
Speaker 3: that picture is one hundred percent reel.
Speaker 6: The perfect meme, dude, perfect meme.
Speaker 4: You know what that is, you guys? That that is
Speaker 4: his George W. Bush moment. That's his moment where like,
Speaker 4: you know, Secret Service comes in and tells George W. Bush,
Speaker 4: h sir, a plane just flew into the World Trade
Speaker 4: Center building, you know, tower number two, and he's sitting
Speaker 4: there reading The Lonely Goat or whatever. Right, he just
Speaker 4: keeps going, that's it. This is it. Trump has had
Speaker 4: his GW moment.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean his face it all right, But honestly,
Speaker 6: it's it's a perfect corma dude, wow, Like here do
Speaker 6: you go?
Speaker 4: Like it's here, yeah, like right where I've got your
Speaker 4: your follow text, Like that's where your meme stuff goes.
Speaker 4: Just put it up on the desk a little bit
Speaker 4: by that eo there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's where the meme goes. Oh my gosh, man,
Speaker 6: I need to find the actually r IF junior commentary
Speaker 6: about Ozempeic. Give me a second, we have to play that.
Speaker 6: Give second.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, we definitely need to play that.
Speaker 3: I thought Trump's body language is pretty funny throughout the
Speaker 3: whole thing too. Before that picture was taken, he really
Speaker 3: just was kind of like he was like it's just
Speaker 3: like casually checking out what's happening, and everybody else is
Speaker 3: running around like a checking into the head, which is
Speaker 3: which is a total, total different reaction than what happened
Speaker 3: in Pennsylvania that one time. Anyway.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, good point.
Speaker 3: Yeah remember that where something happened and then like you know,
Speaker 3: there's a tragic event and you know your love damage
Speaker 3: could have been hurt. But yet they like hold on
Speaker 3: a second, don't anybody do anything. Hey, you reporters, get
Speaker 3: over here real quick and like you lower that that
Speaker 3: flag real quick. Okay, now go I found that fascinating.
Speaker 3: It's just interesting stuff. Now they can do that. They're
Speaker 3: they're pretty badass like that. Those are superheroes. They can
Speaker 3: do all that while at the same time keeping everybody safe. Neat.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, it's really weird. Oh okay, we got a
Speaker 4: link inbound here? What do we got? Mystical pharaoh dropping
Speaker 4: us a link? My security team is riled up. Hopefully
Speaker 4: that's not too loud on the stream. Is this a video?
Speaker 4: You know they're trying to Okay, let me yeah, you
Speaker 4: know they're changing with this one and share it all
Speaker 4: right for.
Speaker 16: Well, they're you know, they're trying to sell this. There's
Speaker 16: a huge push to sell this to the American public,
Speaker 16: and you know it's that is now the biggest company
Speaker 16: in Europe. But they're not marketing it in Europe. They
Speaker 16: make this drug in Denmark, and in Denmark they do
Speaker 16: not recommend.
Speaker 3: It for diabetes or for OBEs.
Speaker 16: They recommend dietary and behavioral changes. In our contry, they're
Speaker 16: counting on selling it to Americans because we're so stupid
Speaker 16: and so addiction addicted to drug.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 6: Yeah, this is Maha twenty twenty four before we win
Speaker 6: the elections. And here is another one, the one I posted.
Speaker 4: After okay that Tucker Carlson. Just hold on, let me
Speaker 4: put that on the screen. Here go full screen.
Speaker 16: The h a clip that Tucker Carlson just posted on
Speaker 16: his Twitter feed. Oh it's I think it's the second
Speaker 16: one down from the top of his Twitter feed, and
Speaker 16: I urge you all to look at it. And it's
Speaker 16: a clip is an interview that he did with a
Speaker 16: former pharmaceutical company executive about ozembic and and it's really revealing.
Speaker 16: It's an extraordinary piece of television and it's it's a
Speaker 16: really wonderful expas on this product. One of the things
Speaker 16: that he said, it's a product that is illegal for
Speaker 16: weight loss in Europe, is made by the biggest pharmacyutical
Speaker 16: company in Europe, or Nordisk, and they say in their materials,
Speaker 16: we're going to get all of this money from this's
Speaker 16: going to be the biggest medical product ever made, and
Speaker 16: one hundred percent of the money is going to come
Speaker 16: from the United States of America. Because we have the
Speaker 16: greatest obesity issue in the world. We have the greatest
Speaker 16: diabetes affliction and uh and we're the only ones that
Speaker 16: will allow it. And the you know, the the impacts
Speaker 16: of this drug are just terrible. It paralyzed the stomach.
Speaker 16: It stops a lot of the serotonin that we produce
Speaker 16: happens in the stomach part of the microbiome, and it
Speaker 16: destroys our capacity to produce serotonin. And it has on
Speaker 16: its label now I think black box warnings about suicidal
Speaker 16: ideation and and that you know, and and it works
Speaker 16: while you use it for a lot of people, but
Speaker 16: because severe castro intestinal problems and the moment you stop
Speaker 16: using it, you regain all the weight and meanwhile your
Speaker 16: stomach's been paralyzed, and a lot of those impacts last apparently,
Speaker 16: according to what they said on the program, after you know,
Speaker 16: the the use the drug is terminated. That's some of
Speaker 16: the most interesting. He talks about the amount of lobbying
Speaker 16: money that is going into the AAP that the NAACP
Speaker 16: is now a registered lobbyist for the pharmaceutical companies, and
Speaker 16: on their website they they label criticism of ozempic as
Speaker 16: racist and and the amount of money that's going into,
Speaker 16: you know, into the medical associations that are supposed to
Speaker 16: be that pretend to be protecting our health and to
Speaker 16: Congress and the press and all these they basically undermined
Speaker 16: all the institutions of our democracy to make us the
Speaker 16: circus country and the history of the world and the
Speaker 16: second generation American history.
Speaker 6: Okay, yeah, is in charge right now. But what is
Speaker 6: it this guy was standing in that room when Trump
Speaker 6: was making the announcement.
Speaker 4: Uh yeah, this is all very confusing, isn't it.
Speaker 6: It is It is insane, dude, this is this and
Speaker 6: this is twenty twenty four. This is actually the level
Speaker 6: we're on right now.
Speaker 4: This is so where is he today? Where where is
Speaker 4: he today? Like did he not liked run out of
Speaker 4: that room or run up to that room after that happened?
Speaker 4: And to see I told you in twenty twenty four,
Speaker 4: like where's that? Where's that piece of video?
Speaker 6: I don't know. It's all for it now, it's all
Speaker 6: for it right now, I guess him. And doctor O's
Speaker 6: was no.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you have a modern clip of him now how
Speaker 3: his position has changed. He's like, this is this is
Speaker 3: fucking great. We're gonna save people from being fat with
Speaker 3: this magic miracle drug.
Speaker 4: It's rhetorical. It's a rhetorical question, my friend. Because this
Speaker 4: guy is the most malleable gumby in American politics.
Speaker 3: Perhaps I wonder who, or how or what is going
Speaker 3: on here. Neat, that's a pretty neat trick that they
Speaker 3: did there too, where they say, hey, if you're critical
Speaker 3: of this one thing in this case of zempic, that
Speaker 3: must mean you're, in this case racist. What does that
Speaker 3: remind anybody of?
Speaker 4: Sounds like a left wing tactic to me.
Speaker 3: Well, it also reminds me of a certain country out
Speaker 3: there that does something very similar when they say, if
Speaker 3: you're critical of our policies and what we're doing, you
Speaker 3: must be anti something or another.
Speaker 4: Day or something right, Pamela. Pamela says in his congressional testimony,
Speaker 4: Bobby said cost of ozempek is equal to cost of
Speaker 4: organic food for all Americans plus gym memberships for all
Speaker 4: the obese people. That's hilarious, Oh my god, what a grift.
Speaker 4: I mean, this guy is such a smooth talker too,
Speaker 4: you know, And it was like, you know, I sat
Speaker 4: and listened to him speak not forty yards away from
Speaker 4: him for like an hour and a half. With Timothy
Speaker 4: Shay and Steve Hook and he had a great speech
Speaker 4: that he did at the Liberty Fest in Tennessee. And
Speaker 4: then it was like, but this was all pre October seven,
Speaker 4: and then October seven happened, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 4: this guy flips and his focus seems to have completely
Speaker 4: changed into other things. And then we were off into
Speaker 4: the new adventure of him actually holding the position that
Speaker 4: he holds. And it's like it's been one pharmaceutical commercial
Speaker 4: after another, thanks a lot.
Speaker 6: So it's one of two things, right. Number one, they
Speaker 6: are just really corrupt and completely just no morel whatsoever,
Speaker 6: right or what they have been saying. They has compromised, right,
Speaker 6: and they're holding shit on him on Trump right with
Speaker 6: Epstein files and him was whatever the hell other files
Speaker 6: he has?
Speaker 4: Right, it seems likely a lot of people issure seems likely,
Speaker 4: doesn't it, dude?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean this is the only thing that makes sense, Like,
Speaker 6: how else can you have a complete, like one hundred
Speaker 6: and eighty degree reversal? It just does And what in
Speaker 6: span of like less than.
Speaker 3: A year, pod people, the invasion of the body snatchers. Yeah,
Speaker 3: maybe it's literally not the same person. Maybe it's not
Speaker 3: the same people, maybe they did something to them. I mean,
Speaker 3: should we be worried for RFK Junior, the real one?
Speaker 3: Where is he correct me if.
Speaker 4: I'm wrong someone? But even Children's Health Defense Network has
Speaker 4: had to distance themselves from a lot of maybe everything
Speaker 4: that comes out of the guy's mouth. Now it's like, oh,
Speaker 4: the brain worm and the dead bear on the bicycle,
Speaker 4: all that stuff seems to have uh or maybe it's
Speaker 4: a blacklist somewhere or something in somebody's files that were
Speaker 4: on somebody's desk for a long time that just turned
Speaker 4: out to not be a thing. And you know, everybody
Speaker 4: changed their tune, all those high level podcasters that you
Speaker 4: know elevated Trump up after he gets his fucking ear
Speaker 4: lobe shot. Fuck, this is also stupid. This is like
Speaker 4: the stupidest script for a reality I have ever fucking
Speaker 4: heard of. Could we not have Running Man? Could we
Speaker 4: not have Hunger Games? Could we not have Mad Max?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 4: We get this fucking clown show.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and then why people ask like, why, you know
Speaker 6: why I don't have any trust right now? Because people like,
Speaker 6: you know, how can you have like they complete reversal
Speaker 6: against Trump? And my point is because all of them
Speaker 6: had complete reversal againists or complete reversal to their positions.
Speaker 6: Right So, right now, I just have zero trust anything
Speaker 6: comes out of the mouth of anybody in that administration.
Speaker 6: Zero trust.
Speaker 4: I'm so sick of politics right now. I am so sick.
Speaker 4: And like Ruckus knows, you all know, many of you
Speaker 4: watching know, like we were right in there. We were
Speaker 4: inserted into the battleground information warfare daily, you know, not weekly,
Speaker 4: not popping our heads up weekly or bi weekly, like
Speaker 4: every day, six days a week, seven days a week,
Speaker 4: for the longest amount of time, and we talked to
Speaker 4: big name people, all of them big name people, right
Speaker 4: Jay six Ers, I had Donald Trump's public relations lady
Speaker 4: on many times, Peter Navarro, you know, all rode all
Speaker 4: these people, and it was like, after the stupid COVID stuff,
Speaker 4: there was this moment where where people like us, some
Speaker 4: people might call us conspiracy theorists, but that's really not
Speaker 4: what we are. We are propaganda analysts, I would say,
Speaker 4: if we had to come up with a bumper sticker
Speaker 4: for it. But anyway, like we were fellow travelers with
Speaker 4: a lot of these people for a minute there, a
Speaker 4: long minute, a couple of years, two and a half years,
Speaker 4: almost three years, and look where we're at now, Look
Speaker 4: where we are at. Now we've been grifted once again,
Speaker 4: once again. And we knew this was possible while it
Speaker 4: was going on. It's not like we were naive to
Speaker 4: the fact that this was all shady as fuck, but
Speaker 4: we also knew that what we were having at the
Speaker 4: moment with Biden was catastrophic. So we're in there, We're
Speaker 4: in the mix. And now the pendulum has swung. And
Speaker 4: what's the what's the slogan you shouted it out on
Speaker 4: weaponized news with sam Earlier Promises made, promises kept? Uh,
Speaker 4: now we see what promises made, promises kept in a
Speaker 4: Trump two point zero looks like and it's just like,
Speaker 4: oh shit, this is odious. This is evil. This is
Speaker 4: not what we signed up for. This is Lando Calrissian
Speaker 4: going to dinner with Darth Vader, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: It's just not good.
Speaker 6: So look at that link.
Speaker 10: I just.
Speaker 6: I just dropped. So that lowsuit just dropped like three
Speaker 6: days ago, class action lowsuit.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, ozempe lawsuit gastro Yeah, So this is from
Speaker 4: Levinlaw dot com our ozempic lawsuit. Lawyers are investigating cases
Speaker 4: where individuals have suffered gastro paresis or stomach paralysis or
Speaker 4: frozen stomach if you're or vision loss. This is one
Speaker 4: that we've brought up in the boiler room before. People
Speaker 4: experiencing vision loss permanent vision loss using the weight loss
Speaker 4: drug ozempic WAYGOVI or right bla analysis. These lawsuits alleged
Speaker 4: that the manufacturer of these drugs failed to adequately warn
Speaker 4: patients and doctors of the risk of these dangerous gastro
Speaker 4: intestinal side effects. We'll leave it right there. We'll pull
Speaker 4: link that in the show page so you can read that.
Speaker 3: The bone density stuff or sometimes.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So here is my point. Why why am I
Speaker 6: actually bringing this up? So this is same day that
Speaker 6: Trump got up on right, actually the day before he
Speaker 6: got up right and and did the stupid announcement. Right,
Speaker 6: Is is he completely like like has no idea actually
Speaker 6: what's happening in the real life, and it's just getting
Speaker 6: ship passed to him by people just to make him
Speaker 6: look stupid.
Speaker 3: Did you have that picture again?
Speaker 4: Real quick one? Yeah?
Speaker 3: The year Yeah, I don't know if.
Speaker 17: A is he just getting information from people around him
Speaker 17: just to make him look like a fool, because that's
Speaker 17: That's exactly what he is right now.
Speaker 6: It's just a big ass fool.
Speaker 4: You starting to look like CAC. He looks like CAC
Speaker 4: in that photo.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Like, or are we just seriously that incompetent? Is
Speaker 6: that administration that incompetent? Or the art like really trying
Speaker 6: to undermine him and just pint him as amro well,
Speaker 6: because it's one of these two things.
Speaker 4: I mean, dude, Okay, I I feel like we're at
Speaker 4: a point right now where the thing is the pendulum
Speaker 4: must swing extremely fast, and I'm not going to be
Speaker 4: surprised if what we see is Democrat republican, Democrat republican
Speaker 4: as we move toward twenty thirty and whatever joyous events
Speaker 4: that you know proceed between now and twenty thirty. But
Speaker 4: I really think that like the era of telling people
Speaker 4: that American history is exceptional and that president, the office
Speaker 4: of the president should be respected no matter what, like
Speaker 4: that kind of thing that we were told when we
Speaker 4: were kids, and you probably heard about America when you
Speaker 4: were a kid before he came here. Those days are
Speaker 4: gone and now it's all about like having the most bumped, bastic, absurd,
Speaker 4: ridiculous president on both sides that will just further radicalize
Speaker 4: people and inculcate identity politics into people and create little
Speaker 4: fake revolutionaries cells and stuff like that. They're all you know,
Speaker 4: managed by fed boys ultimately, and the narrative will be
Speaker 4: written like Ruckus was saying on weaponized News by cheap
Speaker 4: ai tricks, and uh, we're just gonna keep getting bombarded
Speaker 4: with this ship. And it's like there's gonna be a
Speaker 4: lot of fan boying, you know, when your team is
Speaker 4: in charge, Like we're seeing that right now with the
Speaker 4: hardcore ie political zio magas. They' just the level of
Speaker 4: cope will be absurd. It'll be like, well, it's better
Speaker 4: than what we have before. It's fixing what we have before.
Speaker 4: And it's just going to swing from right to left
Speaker 4: and right to left. Uh and and people will get further, further,
Speaker 4: further and further pissed off. That's what I think is
Speaker 4: probably believe going to happen here. If it's a slow
Speaker 4: burn you know what I mean. If it's a if
Speaker 4: it's a fast burned you know, money pockalypse or something
Speaker 4: like that, all bets are off. But we'll have to see.
Speaker 3: I think the wheels are just going to come completely off.
Speaker 6: Dude, I think I think so too. I think so too.
Speaker 4: I think very likely.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I think I think and I think
Speaker 6: we said that. Actually one of the reasons they put
Speaker 6: him in office, or they allowed him to be in office,
Speaker 6: because because the crash is going to kept happen during
Speaker 6: him his sign.
Speaker 4: And you need someone to pin it on, right, He's
Speaker 4: the perfect.
Speaker 6: Guy, says, He's the perfect guy for it. So and
Speaker 6: they what we're seeing right now, it's almost they are
Speaker 6: painting him and this picture right in that corner, so
Speaker 6: that when that happened, they completely pen it on him.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 6: And honestly, he just this is this is the end
Speaker 6: of characters like.
Speaker 4: That, The Last Populist. That would be the other title
Speaker 4: for the show, The Last Populist.
Speaker 3: If you titled the show.
Speaker 4: Cultural Vampires and Digital Shadows.
Speaker 18: Nice.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we've seen a lot of digital shadows going across
Speaker 4: the sphere this week, and a lot of cultural vampires,
Speaker 4: that is for sure.
Speaker 3: The speaking of which all of those things reminds me
Speaker 3: real quick. You're you're sick of politics. I'm sick of politics, Pharaoh.
Speaker 3: Are you sick of politics?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah?
Speaker 3: You know who else is sick of politics. This one,
Speaker 3: nice one says she's not doing no politics, no more politics,
Speaker 3: no more, no more. Yeah, can you believe it? She's
Speaker 3: going to retire. That's nice. Well, good for her, because
Speaker 3: you know, being a politician like that is a career.
Speaker 3: It's a job. Didn't you know you're representing? Yeah right,
Speaker 3: It's not like a service to the people or anything
Speaker 3: important or significant.
Speaker 4: It's not like you need the job when your stock
Speaker 4: portfolio looks like hers either. How does she do it?
Speaker 4: You know, I sit around and play with a couple
Speaker 4: of magnets and I'm like, how do they work? This
Speaker 4: is amazing? But the bigger question, how does Nancy Pelosi
Speaker 4: know what to do with her stocks? All the time?
Speaker 4: They make apps? Now, the Nancy Pelosi traus not her.
Speaker 3: Everybody gets this wrong. It's not her, it's her husband.
Speaker 3: It's always been her husband. Now, we did learn see
Speaker 3: most people miss this event. Well, I mean they remember
Speaker 3: the event, but they missed this important part of the event.
Speaker 3: About this is how we learned exactly how Paul Pelosi
Speaker 3: got his his special inside information. I mean, everybody, I
Speaker 3: don't know how or why they blamed poor Nancy. She
Speaker 3: had nothing to do with it. It was he would
Speaker 3: have people come deliver a special message from his secretive
Speaker 3: person who has the inside information. But they would put
Speaker 3: the they would hide the message inside of a hammer,
Speaker 3: and so they would they would usually have a person
Speaker 3: to liver the message via hammer to Paul Pelosi. And unfortunately,
Speaker 3: the last time that happened, there was an unfortunate accident
Speaker 3: very similar to the Dick Cheney thing. Yeah, the shotgun
Speaker 3: the hammer accidentally hit him in the face, you know
Speaker 3: that kind of.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, homeboys showed up in a pair of diapers.
Speaker 4: He showed up in his tidy whities with a backpack
Speaker 4: and a hammer, and it's like, what's going on over
Speaker 4: here at the Pelosi home. We still don't know that guy. However,
Speaker 4: his name was David Depap. He's uh, he's serving time
Speaker 4: in the prison right now. He had a plea out
Speaker 4: of that one, and we never really got the final.
Speaker 3: Maybe Trump, maybe Trump pardoned him.
Speaker 4: Right all this those z epic stuff again, Like I
Speaker 4: think back to South Park when they put out the
Speaker 4: End of Obesity a year or so ago.
Speaker 1: It's just like.
Speaker 4: Dude, this is all so it's it's such a weird,
Speaker 4: you know, talk about digital shadows right like South Park
Speaker 4: itself and the way that the script plays out. I mean,
Speaker 4: just it's it's insane, especially with Charlie kirkting that happened
Speaker 4: earlier this year, like weeks after they made a whole
Speaker 4: episode about him. What do you got there, Pharaoh?
Speaker 14: Uh?
Speaker 6: I just asked Grog, how much is Nancy Pelosi worth?
Speaker 6: I guess it's two one hundred and sixty eight million.
Speaker 6: Let some figures say as high as four thirteen.
Speaker 4: Hey, is that all must be nice? Must be nice?
Speaker 4: You gotta wonder if she is a crypto wallet too?
Speaker 4: Does Was David depap looking for Paul Pelosi's crypto wallet?
Speaker 2: Perhaps?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 6: Maybe maybe he wanted to crack his crypto wallet was
Speaker 6: the hammer.
Speaker 4: Maybe he had some Sam Bankman freed money that had,
Speaker 4: you know, circled its way from Washington, DC, to Ukraine
Speaker 4: back to California. Maybe I don't know. Just you know,
Speaker 4: it's a game theory. I don't have, you know, it's
Speaker 4: just a what if? What if? All right? Well, uh
Speaker 4: so the Fall of the House of Pelosi. It's finally happened,
Speaker 4: you guys. Nancy Pelosi one of the most odious figures
Speaker 4: in California politics and national politics. Also a main player,
Speaker 4: by the way, in the whole J six scandal, is
Speaker 4: not going to be running for reelection. Do we think,
Speaker 4: can we if I can ask this with a straight question,
Speaker 4: straight face, do we think that she will be replaced
Speaker 4: by another Democrat? Is there are there any Republicans in
Speaker 4: office in California? I don't think so. Maybe she has
Speaker 4: a nephew, a daughter. Oh wait, yeah, Gavin Newsom right,
Speaker 4: a nephew, Right there, you go. I could see her
Speaker 4: getting a speaking of that pendulum swinging really fast, you guys,
Speaker 4: and things getting fucking weird around here. I could really
Speaker 4: see Nancy Pelosi being like a special advisor for her nephew,
Speaker 4: President Gavin Newsome in twenty twenty eight. Is any do
Speaker 4: we have any cheers or jeers anything like that? Any
Speaker 4: cheers or jeers? Huh no, no, applause.
Speaker 6: I'm really interested to see who's they're gonna run. I
Speaker 6: don't know if they're gonna Runkevin, but I'm interested to
Speaker 6: see who who's the Democrats are gonna choose.
Speaker 4: That motherfucker. I'm sorry, okay, sorry, not a family show tonight.
Speaker 4: That motherfucker goes on Sean Ryan's show, Sean Ryan gives
Speaker 4: him a sig P three sixty five, pretty sweet blaster,
Speaker 4: and then soft balls him all the way. Uh yeah,
Speaker 4: well no, they made some quips about it, you know,
Speaker 4: and and and all this and that like that was
Speaker 4: the the most hardball thing Newsome had to deal with
Speaker 4: was whatever quip Sean Ryan had after he gave it
Speaker 4: to him. And then, you know, of course, then he
Speaker 4: lets him respond, uh you know paraphrase.
Speaker 19: Oh I love guns, I'm a gun guy, blah blah blah.
Speaker 19: We carry guns in California. Yeah, right, and then what's
Speaker 19: he doing in the background. He's suing Glock, right, He's suing.
Speaker 4: Glock along with a couple other states. You know who
Speaker 4: you are. And now we have no Gen one through
Speaker 4: Gen five glocks anymore as of the end of this month.
Speaker 4: Go panic by now, if you're a good American, go panic.
Speaker 4: Buy a block a glock right now, because they're not
Speaker 4: gonna be able to get They're not shipping anymore Gen's
Speaker 4: one through five come November thirtieth. That's a fact. That's
Speaker 4: from their their factory, that's from their corporate office.
Speaker 6: Maybe I should get one block, you.
Speaker 4: Should get could pick up a Glock nineteen or three
Speaker 4: and a Glock twenty one. Dude, it's time. They're they're
Speaker 4: they're replacing them with a new one, right, They're replacing
Speaker 4: the whole series with what they're calling the V series.
Speaker 4: So there will be a brand new come December, come
Speaker 4: Christmas buying phrase, there will be phase be a new
Speaker 4: Block out there on the market, the V series. And
Speaker 4: the reason they did this is because criminals found a
Speaker 4: way to three D print a backplate for this thing,
Speaker 4: which ends up being what they call a switch, and
Speaker 4: all of a sudden, you've got these illegal automatic weapons everywhere.
Speaker 4: But what is Gavin Newsom and certain other governors like
Speaker 4: him and other people that support them to they go
Speaker 4: in they sue Block Block didn't make the switch, you
Speaker 4: know what I mean. Glock's defense was originally, check your people,
Speaker 4: your people, they're the ones breaking the law. We didn't
Speaker 4: do anything wrong, and they're fucking correct. But eventually they
Speaker 4: took the knee, and now is your last chance to
Speaker 4: get a you know on the OEM, you know, over
Speaker 4: the countermarket Gen one through Gen five clock. Yeah, So
Speaker 4: Sean on Ryan, you suck dude, Okay, I'll take that
Speaker 4: back Sean Ryan. You could do better, dude, and we
Speaker 4: think you might be a CIA asset by the way,
Speaker 4: But anyways, a lot of people say that we're just
Speaker 4: asking for a friend. Is that true, Sarah Adams? Are
Speaker 4: your stories true? Who do you actually work for? We
Speaker 4: know you work over there at the Sean Ryan podcast.
Speaker 4: We have questions about Sean Ryan podcasts?
Speaker 3: But do you know any of these things? I want
Speaker 3: to go on the record and just say I don't
Speaker 3: know any of these says I said.
Speaker 4: All I say is we have questions. We have questions.
Speaker 4: We were inquiring minds would like to know what's going
Speaker 4: on over there at that podcast and why if that's
Speaker 4: a pro two a podcast, Gavin Newsom is allowed to
Speaker 4: you know, notce on in there and claim he's pro gun. Okay,
Speaker 4: because as a Californian who was basically forced to leave
Speaker 4: that state because this guy and his cronies were making
Speaker 4: things I bought legally illegal retroactively. You know, people want
Speaker 4: to know. So Sean Ryan, what's going on there? Let's
Speaker 4: going why know? Hard questions? At least Joe Rogan won't
Speaker 4: even have that mofo in his in his studio. I'll
Speaker 4: give it up to Rogan, saying, no, I will not
Speaker 4: interview you. I have no interest in interviewing you. I
Speaker 4: would not interview him either, Frankly, fuck that. Anyways, what
Speaker 4: else do we got tonight?
Speaker 3: You see some of the people Rogan does interview, though.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a mixed bag, man. Some of it is like, okay,
Speaker 4: cringe and okay, where's the hard questions? But you know
Speaker 4: what I mean, it's it's cotton candy for for the
Speaker 4: brain for a lot of people. So there's that. Anyways,
Speaker 4: follow Pharaoh. Let me ask you. Don't forget what you're
Speaker 4: about to say. But as the fall of the House
Speaker 4: of Pelosi goes, do you think we're witnessing the end
Speaker 4: of an old empire here or just a costume change
Speaker 4: and another epatistic hand off of the baton?
Speaker 6: It's a handoff. I mean, how much money AOC made, right,
Speaker 6: It's it's it's all of this is just nothing more
Speaker 6: than just rebranding. And it's the same corrupt machine. New faces,
Speaker 6: just new faces to.
Speaker 4: Name last names, new faces, new faces. They'll be there
Speaker 4: for the next fifty years too. Mm hmmm, all right,
Speaker 4: well you were about to say something there. I didn't
Speaker 4: mean to detract you. But I was curious what you.
Speaker 6: Thought You're gonna change subject, because you know, the last
Speaker 6: a couple of days has been traumatic for me. If
Speaker 6: you don't mind opening that link, Oh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, do tell, do tell. I'll pull this up
Speaker 4: while you set us up.
Speaker 6: Yeah. So I went to my.
Speaker 4: Do we need a video on this link or just.
Speaker 6: Now the video? Just open it. I just scroll down
Speaker 6: to the image start to.
Speaker 4: This one right here.
Speaker 6: M hm. So I went to my favorite Starbucks to
Speaker 6: pick one of their new Barista cups. It was for
Speaker 6: twenty five dollars, and I guess people were lining up
Speaker 6: since four am to get their favorite tar Bucks mad
Speaker 6: but the only produced a small amount, and Americans were
Speaker 6: really pissed.
Speaker 4: Oh no, this is like when they This is like
Speaker 4: when they take the Mike rab away.
Speaker 6: That's right. So then if you go to the article link,
Speaker 6: now that title. So the company had to issue an
Speaker 6: actual apology because apparently like went viral and people were
Speaker 6: just completely obsessed by it and actually completely crying. And yeah,
Speaker 6: so sorry guys. If you if you wanted to get
Speaker 6: one of those cute bear Resta.
Speaker 11: Cups the bars the Barrista cups, so you can or
Speaker 11: you can't.
Speaker 6: You can't because you only produced a small amount.
Speaker 3: No, don't tell no, I want. I can't get what
Speaker 3: you're you're messling me. Dog, Come on, don't tell me
Speaker 3: I can't get that cup.
Speaker 4: Look at that little guy. He's got the.
Speaker 3: Oh my god for this, like.
Speaker 4: Sippy straw is got a sippy straw green beanie. Oh man,
Speaker 4: you gotta.
Speaker 3: Be Humanity is so cooked.
Speaker 6: Look at that. I got up at four am and
Speaker 6: drove to location that specifically stated would have it. I
Speaker 6: was first in line. They didn't have it. I drove
Speaker 6: to four more locations. None of them have it.
Speaker 4: Four a m. I wasn't even asleep by then, dude,
Speaker 4: And this person's.
Speaker 6: Up and then and look and then look at that.
Speaker 6: If you are going to excite people over this, they
Speaker 6: just choose you as a state of actually our society
Speaker 6: and then talk about what the hell is going to
Speaker 6: happen to us with all the shits we're talking about.
Speaker 6: If you're going to excite people about this, didn't provide
Speaker 6: that to them. This is a level we're on right now, dude.
Speaker 4: It's like idiocracy level basically, just rank like we've traversed
Speaker 4: consumerism at that point, right like we're like people. Remember
Speaker 4: when people used to line up for like around the
Speaker 4: block to get the new iPhone every year for like
Speaker 4: the first ten years of iPhones existence, And now that's
Speaker 4: not quite so much of a thing anymore. But it's
Speaker 4: like now it's for a plastic piece of shit from China. Right,
Speaker 4: It's probably got bph in it, it's probably got bug
Speaker 4: parts in it, whatever drink you get, if it's a
Speaker 4: frapp or whatever, it's got ground up lakukaracha in it
Speaker 4: and all kind of groty shit.
Speaker 3: They did this over some Thermo smug thing it department
Speaker 3: stores recently. To remember mm.
Speaker 6: Hm oh yeah yeah, I forgot was the Stanley cups.
Speaker 4: Stand up yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 3: What is it is? These these are like brainwashing experiments
Speaker 3: or something. I don't how can people get so emotionally
Speaker 3: obsessed and attached over a well, I guess we've seen
Speaker 3: a lot of these types of phenomenons throughout our lifetimes, right,
Speaker 3: We've seemed like the I guess when we were young,
Speaker 3: super super young, there was the cabbage patch doll thing,
Speaker 3: and then there was of course beanie babies. For a while,
Speaker 3: it was a big deal of Pokemon POGs whatever.
Speaker 14: You know.
Speaker 3: I guess there's always some things people do obsess over
Speaker 3: to waste their freaking money on. But I don't, I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't get it. A why do people do this?
Speaker 3: It's it's so stupid.
Speaker 6: So I think the big switch. So, yeah, they have
Speaker 6: been bring washing Americans and the consumer for for for
Speaker 6: a long time. But the big switch happened after COVID
Speaker 6: because because the only really the only relief of trauma
Speaker 6: that they case to people was what was you going
Speaker 6: out on buying some ship? Right? And this is why
Speaker 6: we ended up in the inflation we're in right now,
Speaker 6: and that's how we ended up with the trillions of
Speaker 6: dollars a gut.
Speaker 4: Yet, what did what was your first panic buy during
Speaker 4: twenty twenty Pharaoh.
Speaker 6: During twenty twenty? Yeah, I did not panic. Actually I
Speaker 6: did not panic buy anything. Yeah, I don't think I
Speaker 6: remember being.
Speaker 4: It didn't stock up on anything?
Speaker 6: You didn't go well, No, I did stock up on
Speaker 6: food for sure, Okay, yeah, yeah, but I did not, like, yeah, food.
Speaker 4: Not not necessarily in a panic. Okay, I know I'm
Speaker 4: being a little hyperbolic here.
Speaker 6: No, no either for Spoor.
Speaker 4: And I the night before they announced what would be
Speaker 4: essential businesses and what wouldn't be essential businesses. The big
Speaker 4: question was will the gun store be an essential business?
Speaker 4: We didn't know the answer, So we bought two czs.
Speaker 4: That was our contribution to actual American constitutional uh purchasing
Speaker 4: at the time.
Speaker 6: I bought my scorpion that year two.
Speaker 4: Hey there you go, all right, I'm go to buy
Speaker 4: a CZ just like right now is a good time
Speaker 4: to buy a glock.
Speaker 6: But but yeah, so yeah, so so COVID was really
Speaker 6: when they really like turned on that switch, right, And
Speaker 6: I think that's that that that state that was created
Speaker 6: has continued until now and it's going to continue because
Speaker 6: that's actually like that was done through by design.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that's it. It's it's very interesting because it
Speaker 3: does involve you going out to a physical store and
Speaker 3: purchasing something, which was be honest, these days, more and
Speaker 3: more is becoming like a that's not normal, Like the
Speaker 3: kids growing up and be like why would you go
Speaker 3: out to a store and shop You could just get
Speaker 3: it drug or drone delivers a two year from to Amazon.
Speaker 3: I don't I'm joking, but I'm being serious. So what
Speaker 3: if like these like going like it's like they're clinging
Speaker 3: on to this last hope of like, oh, I can
Speaker 3: only go to the store and get this, you can't
Speaker 3: get this online or whatever. And it's part of the experience,
Speaker 3: as you say, because they're all caged in during the
Speaker 3: the plandemic there, sorry, scamdemic, sorry, sorry, whatever the hell
Speaker 3: that was, that silly cold thing that's perpetrated. Did you
Speaker 3: hear that report, by the way, the PCR test one
Speaker 3: one out of sight? Did they're guessing maybe.
Speaker 4: Maybe one pretty fucking generous, quite.
Speaker 3: Very generous, but definitely good enough to shut down the
Speaker 3: world over, that's for d i'n sure, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, definitely proves like how we know what a two
Speaker 4: week period actually is too.
Speaker 3: So are there going to be personal experiences, things that
Speaker 3: we consider normal everyday things now that in the future
Speaker 3: are going to be like a big deal to people,
Speaker 3: Like I mean, are people going to go that effing
Speaker 3: nuts over the ability to go out and eat something?
Speaker 3: I mean, a restaurant's going to basically shut down to
Speaker 3: where they're like, well, they're only open one day out
Speaker 3: of the week to twice, you know, twice out of
Speaker 3: the month. You've got to make your reservations ahead of time.
Speaker 3: You got to have to you got to do the
Speaker 3: scan your app. Of course you have to scan the
Speaker 3: app and you know, no no human contact. Now, don't
Speaker 3: you know cash lists obviously think.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean I think it's it's it was a
Speaker 6: very if you if you don't mind opening that thing
Speaker 6: very quick. So it's it's a perfect actually like marketing piece.
Speaker 6: So Starbucks has been closed, has been struggling. You know,
Speaker 6: go figure, right, people don't have money, so Starbucks.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know, we feel so bad for them.
Speaker 6: They have eighteen thousand location in US and kind of
Speaker 6: can you imagine eighteen thousands? It's insane.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they're gonna cut hundreds of locations and that doesn't
Speaker 4: even scratch the amount that they have.
Speaker 6: No, they don't, it's not. But my point is is
Speaker 6: to your point, why they want to drive traffic to
Speaker 6: their stores again? Right? So that was perfect way to
Speaker 6: get them people to traffic to their stores.
Speaker 4: Yeah at four am to getting people out of bed.
Speaker 6: Can you how stupid you need to be to wake
Speaker 6: up at four am? A fucking stupid ass cup like that?
Speaker 4: Unbelievable. I think I've gotten up at like weird times
Speaker 4: like that. Maybe for like to be on a podcast,
Speaker 4: to listen to a live stream, or to like purchase
Speaker 4: something that's super limited that's dropping at a weird European time,
Speaker 4: like I'm never for a fucking Chinese piece of bph
Speaker 4: plastic dude.
Speaker 3: Or to check check on that strange noise that you heard.
Speaker 4: That's the sound of a shotgun. You can see it
Speaker 4: right back there. Uh, digital shadows tonight, we're seeing the
Speaker 4: casting of those digital shadows. Cheney and Pelosi total archetypes
Speaker 4: of political vampirism. Uh. And one is out of politics
Speaker 4: and one is off the pizza crust all together, off
Speaker 4: the chessboard. Uh, down there playing that darker version of
Speaker 4: Brazinski's grand chessboard game. Right, what a night? What a
Speaker 4: what a crazy night? What about that ups plane that crash, dude?
Speaker 4: What happened there? Like I saw, you know, the fireball
Speaker 4: and all that stuff. I saw the horrific stuff, But
Speaker 4: I mean, is there something deeper going on? Did you
Speaker 4: see this thing? Pharaoh?
Speaker 6: I've did seen it. It's I show the I did
Speaker 6: not dig into it, that roult cause I've scenes the
Speaker 6: video of it. Then it is horrific.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, it's not good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, people by the lack of information on this. It
Speaker 3: keeps it because they were saying, like giving a death toll,
Speaker 3: and I'm like thinking it's a ups plan like so like, oh,
Speaker 3: that means it landed on people, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: And so they're being very tight lipped about a lot
Speaker 3: of stuff, and you know, I don't I tried to
Speaker 3: track it, but I don't think there's a lot of
Speaker 3: information out there. They're clearly hiding something, and I don't
Speaker 3: get it. I don't understand what's going on here. So
Speaker 3: Spidey senses tingling. So yeah, I don't know if you
Speaker 3: can find maybe like a recent report about it or
Speaker 3: a video if you have that video. That video is
Speaker 3: harrowing the explosion.
Speaker 4: Oh man, what a fireball. Okay, let's see here. Oh
Speaker 4: there's so many like that. People caught it on dash cams.
Speaker 4: People caught it all over the place. Yeah, let's see here.
Speaker 4: Let's try this. This probably will work. I don't think
Speaker 4: this is an updated report. This is probably from the
Speaker 4: day of but here you go. Take a look.
Speaker 7: Going to now bring you some other big news that
Speaker 7: we are following, including a breaking news right now that
Speaker 7: we are learning from Louisville, Kentucky. This is from the
Speaker 7: police Department, and this is the update from LMPD and
Speaker 7: other multiple agencies talking about reports of a plane crash
Speaker 7: near Fern Valley and Grade Lane. Grade Lane will be
Speaker 7: closed and definitely between Stooges and Christain.
Speaker 1: Injuries have been reported.
Speaker 7: I want to bring you this live look right now
Speaker 7: from Louisville. This is breaking news images that we are
Speaker 7: bringing to you on live now from Fox. And you
Speaker 7: are seeing a big, big plume of smoke continuing to
Speaker 7: go into the skies here again. Reports of this plane
Speaker 7: crash continuing to be talked about in Louisville, and we
Speaker 7: are learning that there is injuries reported. Obviously, very very
Speaker 7: critical situation right now that is happening in Kentucky and
Speaker 7: we are going to be awaiting more updates, but very
Speaker 7: very tragic scene that is being played out right now
Speaker 7: in Louisville.
Speaker 4: Of Okay, that's like a thirteen minute video. And want
Speaker 4: to let it go too farther away, Jake, how dare
Speaker 4: you heard youps is hiring robot pilots now? Is too soon, dude,
Speaker 4: Too soon for that one? How dare you? That's fucked up?
Speaker 4: So Louisville, Kentucky, some of the.
Speaker 3: Deaths were the three crew members on board, so everything
Speaker 3: else for people on the ground.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's pretty freaky. This is when we can link
Speaker 4: on the show page here. Thanks ruckets. Fourteen to death
Speaker 4: confirmed after ups plane crash, nine still missing. Look at that,
Speaker 4: My goodness. Let's unmute to have to see if we
Speaker 4: have any data here.
Speaker 20: Our Captain Richard Whartenberg from Independence, Kentucky, that's in the
Speaker 20: northern part of the state. First Officer Lee Truett from Albuquerque,
Speaker 20: New Mexico. And International Relief Officer Captain Dana Diamond, he's
Speaker 20: from Texas. We have live team coverage for you again tonight.
Speaker 20: Let's start though with Jennifer Baylis, who is has the
Speaker 20: latest from investigators.
Speaker 18: Well, Rick, we just got updates from the NTSB, the
Speaker 18: Transportation Department, and other local officials. Here's what we know
Speaker 18: right now. The confirmed victims remain at twelve with nine
Speaker 18: still missing. Tonight, Grade Lane partially reopened the barrier, though
Speaker 18: has been pushed back about a quarter mile. The shelter
Speaker 18: in place around the crash site is still in place
Speaker 18: at this hour and late this afternoon, we learned from
Speaker 18: the NTSB hours of data was recorded from the plane's
Speaker 18: black box. Alexis Matthews joins me now with the very
Speaker 18: latest from the NTSB.
Speaker 14: Alexis Jennifer for this crash to have happened just nearly
Speaker 14: forty eight hours ago INTSB. As we heard the lead investigators,
Speaker 14: they're making significant progress to determine what caused this tragedy. Now,
Speaker 14: today was their first full day of operations, and NTSB
Speaker 14: board member Todd Edman gave insight into what's already being
Speaker 14: done now. So far, the black box that they recovered
Speaker 14: from the cargo plane has made its way to their
Speaker 14: headquarters in DC and data was successfully extracted even with
Speaker 14: the heat damage that the device has sustained. Now they've
Speaker 14: called in more aviation experts, bringing their total number of
Speaker 14: team members here in Louisville to Oh.
Speaker 4: You can see right there that there's significant damage on
Speaker 4: the ground from where the fireball and the wreckage all landed.
Speaker 4: It looks really bad. It's not a good, not a
Speaker 4: good situation. I'm not going to that one run all
Speaker 4: the way through either. It's pretty long as well. But
Speaker 4: there's some crazy like dash cam videos of the actual
Speaker 4: crash and the fireball and all that stuff. And then
Speaker 4: there's you know these updates that we're showing you here,
Speaker 4: but not good, not very good. All right, let's see, David,
Speaker 4: says John Bautiste. Emanuel zorg I said, fire one million.
Speaker 4: You're almost there. Go deeper control. We're working on it, David.
Speaker 4: We go as deep as we possibly can, and we're
Speaker 4: working on that. If you want to email us, you can.
Speaker 1: I go.
Speaker 4: I got an email from a listener shouts out to
Speaker 4: our homie that emailed me kind of gave me the
Speaker 4: business for not being very responsive on emails. I'm sorry, man,
Speaker 4: I'm I'm super sorry about everybody who is sent an
Speaker 4: email that hasn't had a reply. I'm gonna try to
Speaker 4: have an administrative day soon here and catch up on those.
Speaker 4: But we're in triage mode over here. I gotta tell you.
Speaker 4: It's just me and ruckus basically keeping the ship afloat.
Speaker 4: So we're definitely in triage mode and getting new stuff
Speaker 4: out to you and showing up is sometimes the best
Speaker 4: we can do. But I do acknowledge that I read
Speaker 4: all of those emails, and I apologize if I haven't
Speaker 4: gotten back to anybody. But yeah, so pretty pretty crazy stuff.
Speaker 4: You know. We've we've got the that plane crash. We've
Speaker 4: got the cultural vampires, house robots, and all kind of
Speaker 4: digital shadows all over this episode here, digital servants, this
Speaker 4: is gonna get weird. Things are getting weird, you guys.
Speaker 3: It's not like they're just randomly canceling flights or anything
Speaker 3: on top.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, there's like what are we in day thirty
Speaker 4: eight of government shutdown? Thanks Sam for keeping track of that.
Speaker 3: Thanks. So yeah, yeah, we're just starting to shut down flats. Sorry,
Speaker 3: you can't fly. You don't have the right to fly,
Speaker 3: no flight or like, well, would it help if I
Speaker 3: showed a digital ID? Actually no, it won't in this case. Sorry,
Speaker 3: government to shut down? Yeah, no flame the Democrats.
Speaker 4: For you, right. Airlines canceled more than seven hundred US
Speaker 4: flights as FA ordered shutdown cuts begin. Yeah, not a
Speaker 4: great time to be flying. This is over at CNBC
Speaker 4: right there. You can see if you're watching how bad
Speaker 4: that line looks right there. Not fun at all.
Speaker 3: But I'm sure this will fix itself in time for
Speaker 3: the holiday season when has to go hang out with
Speaker 3: their family for Thanksgiving. It'll be just flying.
Speaker 4: Yeah. So, roughly seven hundred and eighty US flights were
Speaker 4: canceled as of two pm Eastern time today. According to
Speaker 4: aviation data from a serium, that's about three percent of
Speaker 4: the total schedule for the day, just three percent. Don't
Speaker 4: worry about it. Don't worry about it. Yeah, Siri tried
Speaker 4: to come on because I said, what what did I say?
Speaker 4: Right there? Oh? Yeah, C I R I U M.
Speaker 4: I tried to pronounce that, and my iPhone turned on
Speaker 4: and wanted to be part of the show. So you're
Speaker 4: part of the show now, s I R I.
Speaker 3: Siri, you're not welcome, soul.
Speaker 4: All right, let's see here. What else do we got?
Speaker 4: Anything else you got on your plate tonight? Mystical fair
Speaker 4: or anything else you want to throw out there before
Speaker 4: we shut the boy of the room down for this
Speaker 4: November the seventh, five?
Speaker 6: Oh, nothing specific?
Speaker 4: All right? Man, Well, hey, it's been great having you
Speaker 4: with us tonight. Appreciate you being here and looking forward
Speaker 4: to seeing you again next week.
Speaker 6: Thanks man.
Speaker 4: All right, there goes Piel, mystic old Pharaoh. One of
Speaker 4: these days I'll get used to this man, the mystical
Speaker 4: Pharaoh on his way out. All right, there he goes
Speaker 4: ruckus save rounds. Final thoughts. Anything else we need to
Speaker 4: throw out there tonight?
Speaker 3: M not that I can think besides a pretty prettay,
Speaker 3: prettay pretty tired. Yeah. So yeah, no, I don't know.
Speaker 3: Nothing changes. That's that's what I'd like to report. Yeah,
Speaker 3: nothing changes like.
Speaker 4: Oh Kanye Wa, Kanye went and apologize to the juice boxes.
Speaker 4: That was interest you.
Speaker 3: I guess we should mention that. Yeah, I would point
Speaker 3: out something about that that also nothing changes, But go ahead.
Speaker 3: Do you have a clip for that?
Speaker 4: Oh? Yeah, you know I do. Uh, let's see here.
Speaker 4: I think it's the closest one. Yeah. I sent it
Speaker 4: to Patrick earlier and here is let me make sure
Speaker 4: this ready to fly. Here's what I said when I
Speaker 4: sent this out to my people. By the way, this
Speaker 4: is a fun addition to the absurd reality of twenty
Speaker 4: twenty five. As you know, I've been harping on the
Speaker 4: yay slash Milo slash Fuintes slash Alex Jones team up
Speaker 4: on X right after Elon purchased X, which in my opinion,
Speaker 4: was the cultural flag planting for when the Overton window
Speaker 4: opened up for various questions to be asked and narratives
Speaker 4: to be discussed on social media, to be allowed and
Speaker 4: to be asked for some reason, all of a sudden
Speaker 4: at that time, which has led to this strange place
Speaker 4: where now Candice who is now the number one podcaster,
Speaker 4: I think she has traversed Joe Rowe again. She dumped
Speaker 4: the Joe Rogan's shark and she's now number one. So
Speaker 4: mommy bloggers rejoice, candas owns is number one.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 4: Anyways, so the strange place where now Candace Tucker, Rogan,
Speaker 4: et cetera are considered uh antiseptic, et cetera by the
Speaker 4: Zio wing of the MAGA. Well look at ya, now,
Speaker 4: this is just too crazy.
Speaker 21: I'm feeling really blessed to be able to sit here
Speaker 21: with you today and just take accountability.
Speaker 10: Specifically a little bit.
Speaker 21: I was dealing with, uh, some various issues. Get the
Speaker 21: bipolar also, so it would take the ideas I had
Speaker 21: and hav't taken them to an extreme where I will
Speaker 21: forget about the protection of the people around me or
Speaker 21: and myself, so and to come and take accountability sometimes
Speaker 21: with you know, people aren't that knowledgeable about the bipolar
Speaker 21: and the cause or what causes it and the way
Speaker 21: you act.
Speaker 6: When when you have this disease.
Speaker 21: So it's like if you left the house, even if
Speaker 21: your kid at the house and your kid went and
Speaker 21: mess up the kitchen and mess up the garage and
Speaker 21: mess up the liberal room. Now when you get back,
Speaker 21: it's your responsibility because that's your child. And that's the
Speaker 21: way I look at it. It's like, I gotta go
Speaker 21: clean up the kitchen, clean up the liberal room. I
Speaker 21: gotta clean up the garage. Yeah, and it's a it's
Speaker 21: a big deal for me.
Speaker 4: Is so so Kanye? Am I getting this? Ruckers? Kanye
Speaker 4: is basically saying that he's like a bipolar child making
Speaker 4: a mess in the garage. That's that's where this all was.
Speaker 4: So he's gonna be cool with funny hat long beard
Speaker 4: guy here and funny small hat guy because he's bipolar
Speaker 4: and he's like a child with bipolar disorder? Am I
Speaker 4: hearing this right? Is your microphone working? Are we in
Speaker 4: one of those situations? I feel like we might be
Speaker 4: in a situation. I'm gonna let this yeah here, try
Speaker 4: unmuting radio check. No, we don't got you. I don't
Speaker 4: got you. I'm gonna let this clip play out. If
Speaker 4: you want a reboot or whatever you need to do,
Speaker 4: we will let Yea finish his apology to funny Hat guys, the.
Speaker 21: Man to come and take accountability for all the things
Speaker 21: that I've said. And I really just appreciate you embracing
Speaker 21: me open arms and allow me to make amends.
Speaker 4: And this is the.
Speaker 21: Beginning and the first steps and the first break by
Speaker 21: break the bills to build back the strong walls.
Speaker 10: He said, ship Ye said. The Judaism in the Judaism
Speaker 10: brought to the.
Speaker 5: World away for someone when he regrets about something that
Speaker 5: he has done. And the Jews live on this way
Speaker 5: of if someone did something wrong, you can regret and
Speaker 5: fix it, and the Rabbi is hugging you and hugging everybody.
Speaker 6: There's not a shame and.
Speaker 22: God winning and from now on but has a king,
Speaker 22: the two being strong things and good things and only good.
Speaker 10: You are very h.
Speaker 4: There you go. Redemption. Uh okay, I guess that's uh
Speaker 4: Yay's redemption, the redemption of Yay. Can you believe it?
Speaker 4: Can you believe that's where we are? Go back, Go back,
Speaker 4: my friend, watch ya and Fuenttes and Milo and Alex
Speaker 4: Jones all together. Go watch it. It's pretty fun. And
Speaker 4: then compare it to that it's kind of like watching
Speaker 4: uh old footage of this guy, right and comparing it
Speaker 4: to what's going on right now. My how fast things change,
Speaker 4: the speed at which things change. So we've had a
Speaker 4: good time tonight. I don't know if Rockets is going
Speaker 4: to make it back in time or not. We shall see,
Speaker 4: but yeah, Cheney's gone Pelosi on her way out, the
Speaker 4: ups crash, Whiskey Tango, foxtrot, house robots, digital shadows being
Speaker 4: cast across uh, your potential life? Hey, you know what
Speaker 4: is the cure for all this? You know what is
Speaker 4: your how to protect yourself from this? It's like it's
Speaker 4: like G I Joe used to said, Oh what how
Speaker 4: did g I Joe say it? Knowing is half the battle? Right?
Speaker 4: So in this context for Nights boiler Room, I will say,
Speaker 4: awareness is the modern garlic. Okay, that's right. For the
Speaker 4: cultural vampires, awareness is the modern garlic. So that's what
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Speaker 16: That's it.
Speaker 4: Go ahead and run, run home and pry to mama.