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Speaker 2: Of course on the tab, I've linked to all those channels,
Speaker 2: so if you're interested, I don't know, I just never
Speaker 2: really mentioned it on this show, so I figured it
Speaker 2: would and I've been Yeah, lots of stuff going on
Speaker 2: over here in normal life for me, and one of
Speaker 2: them is just contemplating whether normal life even continues from
Speaker 2: here on forward. I think everybody's kind of asking this
Speaker 2: question at this moment is like, what is happening? What
Speaker 2: are we doing? And where are we headed? Where are
Speaker 2: we going? Here? A lot of uneasiness, a lot of anxiety,
Speaker 2: what good reason? It's a lot up in the air
Speaker 2: right now. Hard to guess where we might go for sure,
Speaker 2: good luck with that. But once again I will be
Speaker 2: a fool and try to make some educated guesses on
Speaker 2: tonight's show here and there spattered amidst my commentary on
Speaker 2: all sorts of ridiculous notions. But yeah, normal life. Maybe
Speaker 2: we'll see what is normal anyway, right, But whatever it is,
Speaker 2: we do know that we're headed toward a transhumanist, digitally
Speaker 2: controlled future, digitally controlled world that we're already in. Yes,
Speaker 2: But the upgrades to the system, that's what it's all about.
Speaker 2: How this system gets upgraded, we're downgraded, how depending on
Speaker 2: how you're looking at it. To me, this is all
Speaker 2: just one big downgrade of the human race that's occurring
Speaker 2: that we're allowing to happen to us. It's being done
Speaker 2: to us to a good extent against our will. But hey,
Speaker 2: we're being made to like it in oh so many
Speaker 2: ridiculous ways, and it kind of works at least for
Speaker 2: a while, that being us being fun to, like our
Speaker 2: servitude and like our horrendous situation that we're barreling forward into.
Speaker 2: We're supposed to like it. I refuse to comply to
Speaker 2: that edict that order, Thank you very much. You're not
Speaker 2: gonna make me like any of this nonsense. Okay, I'm
Speaker 2: going to try not to be fooled as much as
Speaker 2: I possibly can. Of course, I will be here and there.
Speaker 2: Everybody has been, and that's the name of the game.
Speaker 2: But we have to at least attempt to not be
Speaker 2: fooled all the time. But yes, it's transhumanist digital future.
Speaker 2: There's all sorts of contradictions in it because it builds
Speaker 2: itself as something completely different. Hell, it even bills itself
Speaker 2: as being against transhumanism. The champions of this thing, this
Speaker 2: this new power structure, especially in the United States, it's
Speaker 2: the focus for me here, being a US citizen and all.
Speaker 2: But yeah, this is against transhumanism, of course. Okay, this
Speaker 2: is against the liberals. Who the trans humanists are liberals?
Speaker 2: I guess some of them are. Actually some of them aren't.
Speaker 2: Some of them certainly aren't, but what does that matter.
Speaker 2: They probably are all are liberals. They're all devil worshipers.
Speaker 2: You know what's interesting is I've noticed people online. These people,
Speaker 2: the same people that are selling this new system to us,
Speaker 2: by the way, this new digital control system. Those guys
Speaker 2: they are starting to point out Martin Rothblat. It took
Speaker 2: them long enough to even know who that was, but
Speaker 2: now they're starting to do commentary on Martin Rothplant, who
Speaker 2: I've been talking about for well over a decade now.
Speaker 2: But you know, not here to toot my own horn.
Speaker 2: But the Johnny cum lately is are doing all sorts
Speaker 2: of exciting things right now. So just keep listening to them,
Speaker 2: because what they are good at is promoting themselves, the
Speaker 2: very thing that I'm not good at. So I'll just
Speaker 2: let them go out there on their soapbox in front
Speaker 2: of the digital world and get all of the attention.
Speaker 2: Sorry about that.
Speaker 3: I oh, okay, you're back.
Speaker 2: No, no, we're good we're okay, yeah, I've got too
Speaker 2: many computers. I'm here complaining about computers. I'm surrounded by them. Shock.
Speaker 2: I literally have three monitors in here. It's getting ridiculous.
Speaker 2: But anyway, that's just me. Okay. So the contradictions, so
Speaker 2: the system is being billed as something that's against the system.
Speaker 2: We're fighting the deep state. I was talking about on
Speaker 2: this lot, the same thing on last week's show. That
Speaker 2: the whole narrative here and selling the new regime that
Speaker 2: we live under is that we are fighting against the
Speaker 2: deep state, the old United States power structure. I'm not
Speaker 2: even saying that that is incorrect. I think that's surprisingly
Speaker 2: actually is happening. It just depends on how you look
Speaker 2: at it. Because definitely this is a regime change of sorts.
Speaker 2: There's new people coming in. But as I say that,
Speaker 2: we have to realize that those who know how to
Speaker 2: just go with the flow of things, they know which
Speaker 2: way the wind is blowing. Like Eric Prince, who we
Speaker 2: mentioned last week. People like that, if you'll notice, are
Speaker 2: learning the right code words and things that they need
Speaker 2: to say publicly to continue onward as things change. But
Speaker 2: the more they change, the more they say the same
Speaker 2: this is not once again, we're not gaining back any
Speaker 2: of our individual rights or civil liberties as American people.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I talked about that enough last week. So
Speaker 2: let's try to hit different points. So this is a
Speaker 2: new system being brought in, ironically enough by saying that
Speaker 2: it's actually destroying the establishment. This is a new establishment
Speaker 2: coming in and saying it's destroying the old one. Now,
Speaker 2: once again, we talk about the media figures here that
Speaker 2: are selling this thing, the talking heads that do the
Speaker 2: propaganda work for this whole thing, and there are many
Speaker 2: and varied. There's all sorts of different levels of them.
Speaker 2: There's all sorts of varieties of them. But it's fun
Speaker 2: to watch the different the different talking points pop up
Speaker 2: between all these different characters and see the unifying principles
Speaker 2: by which they all seem to be in agreement on.
Speaker 2: That's always fun to watch. But if you go back
Speaker 2: once again, if we're able to remember a few years
Speaker 2: back and what these guys were talking about, then I
Speaker 2: think it deserves something. You mentioned that somebody who actually
Speaker 2: did talk about Martin Rothblatt a decade or so go
Speaker 2: credit where it's due is Joe Rogan, and he did
Speaker 2: it in his trademark. Way at the time, he had
Speaker 2: some TV show. He had, like this short lived TV
Speaker 2: show that was kind of like a spin off almost
Speaker 2: of his podcast where they take like the kind of
Speaker 2: crap he was talking about, but they made it into show.
Speaker 2: It was similar to the show that Jesse van Toura got,
Speaker 2: that conspiracy theory show. It was the same format as that,
Speaker 2: but it was Joe Rogan's show. And there's one episode
Speaker 2: in it where he meets Martin Rothblatt at home and
Speaker 2: does like this interview and whatnot, and it was really terrible.
Speaker 2: Joe Rogan didn't even know what to ask, didn't even know.
Speaker 2: It's like the interview questions he asked were horrible and
Speaker 2: it's crazy. I was kind of surprised at how bad
Speaker 2: it was because Rogan himself was really an ardent transhaminist
Speaker 2: at the time. I don't know if anybody remembers this,
Speaker 2: but he would go on and on on his show
Speaker 2: about transhumanism and how in the future we're all going
Speaker 2: to merge our minds with artificial intelligence, and how it
Speaker 2: was just gonna be awesome and if you would just
Speaker 2: get right and take ayahuasca, you know how cool this is,
Speaker 2: and you know, it sounded like he was broadcasting directly
Speaker 2: from ESSLN Institute or something, right, But he would go
Speaker 2: on and on on his show like he did. I
Speaker 2: don't think he talks about those topics as much these days,
Speaker 2: the transhumanist the bladant transhumanist stuff, but he was all
Speaker 2: over that, and that was one of the reasons that
Speaker 2: I really didn't like him in the early days. I'm like,
Speaker 2: this guy is, he's weird, Like he never called himself
Speaker 2: a transhumanist outright, but he said all the same stuff.
Speaker 2: And then, yeah, he had that weird show and Martine
Speaker 2: ross Blatt ended up on it in a really weird segment.
Speaker 2: That'd be an interesting one to look up. But I think, Byna,
Speaker 2: what was that thing called Bina something or other, the
Speaker 2: thing where Martin made that bust for life. That's a
Speaker 2: robot thing that was featured in whatever, It doesn't matter,
Speaker 2: Rogan transhumanist. Now he's he's made a shift and his
Speaker 2: narrative has changed to, you know, just spout off the
Speaker 2: proper talking points that he has to know. And then
Speaker 2: we've got everybody's favorite digital overlord, Elon Musk himself. I mean,
Speaker 2: he's the epitome of big tech right who at one
Speaker 2: point would have been an enemy even for selling electric cars.
Speaker 2: He would have been seen as an enemy to the
Speaker 2: right wing contingent, which this is, this whole regime obviously
Speaker 2: has been sold to. That's the quite frankly, that's the
Speaker 2: demographic in the marketing sense that this has been sold
Speaker 2: as a product is sold really that simple. The demographic
Speaker 2: is the generally speaking right wing demographic. Right. But anyway,
Speaker 2: Musk is one of one of you. Now, so any
Speaker 2: preconceived notions you had about them, they were wrong. That
Speaker 2: would be being prejudiced anyway. So this is all good.
Speaker 2: But X is his propaganda platform. He's paid for it,
Speaker 2: him and his team have and it is useful to
Speaker 2: go on X to see the different propaganda, to just
Speaker 2: see the constant propagandustry. It's gut wrenching and disgusting, but
Speaker 2: it's somewhat informative if you can power through it just
Speaker 2: enough to see the recurring things. And man today heat
Speaker 2: themselves on it. It's ridiculous. It's the same thing over
Speaker 2: and over, copy paste, copy paste, copy paste. It is insane.
Speaker 2: And one of the big things recently on there obviously
Speaker 2: is this the whole Tesla situation, because I'll start with
Speaker 2: I'll start with the propaganda side of this story. And
Speaker 2: the propaganda unex is that the violent left winger mob
Speaker 2: that you may remember from such hits as the George
Speaker 2: Floyd protests and Antifa and I don't know, just all
Speaker 2: the mobs of that we're coming to destroy society around
Speaker 2: twenty twenty and all that. You know, all those left
Speaker 2: wing Soros funded mobs. Well, now they're going around to
Speaker 2: Tesla dealerships and they're blowing them up, and they're burning everything,
Speaker 2: and they're destroying they're being stupid and destroying Tesla's. They're
Speaker 2: being caught in cameras. They're gonna be thrown in jail.
Speaker 2: This should be considered terrorism. This should be a hate crime.
Speaker 2: All that stuff, and then the the fun little uh
Speaker 2: propaganda posts are, uh, do you stand with Tesla? Do
Speaker 2: you stand with Elon Musk? This is the company that's
Speaker 2: going to save America. This is the man that's doing
Speaker 2: all he can to make our country the best country.
Speaker 2: And he's so patriotic and he's trying to help us all.
Speaker 2: So all of that stuff, all of that propaganda, the
Speaker 2: narrative building off of the same things we've been saying
Speaker 2: for seeing for years, Like the left wing is just
Speaker 2: a bunch of George Soros funded protesters that like to
Speaker 2: burn down every city, and they're doing the same thing
Speaker 2: at the Tesla dealership. How da are they? That's what
Speaker 2: they're telling you is happening. What's actually happening is that
Speaker 2: people aren't buying Tesla products. It's a simple boycott and
Speaker 2: guess what it's working. Not buying that crap causes economic
Speaker 2: problems for the company Tesla. Do you think they want
Speaker 2: you to know that? No, they want you to believe
Speaker 2: that there's kids throwing molotov cocktails at every cyber truck
Speaker 2: that drives down the rud So what they want you
Speaker 2: to think. That's the image they need in your head
Speaker 2: because it's propaganda. It's fiery in this case, literally, we're
Speaker 2: talking about fire, right, fire in the minds of men.
Speaker 2: They want you revolutionary about a stupid car brand in
Speaker 2: the idiot who bought it and now is in trouble
Speaker 2: because his dumb cars aren't selling, but they have to
Speaker 2: sell it to you in this make believe way. Okay,
Speaker 2: So that's what's happening there. Meanwhile, also on the same
Speaker 2: online propaganda platform we're seeing I've been noticing at least
Speaker 2: an uptick, and not that this is new, because this
Speaker 2: has been on there for a while now, but it
Speaker 2: seems like there is an uptick and all this racially
Speaker 2: charged violence stuff, this race war sort of business, where whoever,
Speaker 2: you know, take whoever it is, is doing a post.
Speaker 2: One of these same people. That's that's that would most
Speaker 2: likely be all in favor of the new regime and
Speaker 2: making America great again and the country's being saved. We
Speaker 2: just had to power through this, and the glorious leader
Speaker 2: so strong and strength we got to do all weekend.
Speaker 2: You know, these people all quite a few of them,
Speaker 2: have gone about posting. You know, it's the same it's
Speaker 2: the same thing every time. What it is is someone
Speaker 2: who's white was murdered by someone who's black. It's that simple.
Speaker 2: That's the post. Or someone who's white was raped by
Speaker 2: someone who's black, right, that's the post. They post it.
Speaker 2: They say, look at this, this is an outrage, and
Speaker 2: they don't even do the dog whistle thing. They just say, hey,
Speaker 2: look what's going on here, and they do that, and
Speaker 2: I mean, we've seen this before, but We've seen this
Speaker 2: time and again these I've seen it a bunch because
Speaker 2: I've been in the old media world for so long.
Speaker 2: What happens is somebody starts posting these things, and they
Speaker 2: start like, you know, they post a couple of these things,
Speaker 2: and they try to act like they're just like calling
Speaker 2: attention to yet another suppressed issue or something like, oh,
Speaker 2: look at this, and then give them a year or
Speaker 2: two and they just become all out white supremacists. And
Speaker 2: even when they do that, some of them who are
Speaker 2: more like who are more pathetic, frankly, will pretend that
Speaker 2: they're not white supremacists when clearly they are. So that's
Speaker 2: what happens there. Isn't that great And they're a lot
Speaker 2: of fun to see that, to watch that happen and
Speaker 2: over again. I've seen this happen so many times, and
Speaker 2: it seems like it's happening again. It seems like it's
Speaker 2: happening in the view of a larger audience. And maybe
Speaker 2: I'm wrong about that, but to me, it seems like
Speaker 2: the various things that have happened time and again, it's
Speaker 2: the old formula, same old stuff is being just as
Speaker 2: the just as the fringe alternative concepts from even conspiracy
Speaker 2: culture were brought to the mainstream to bring in this
Speaker 2: new regime. Just as that happened and we got yes,
Speaker 2: all these concepts got a bigger audience all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: it seems like the same thing is happening with white
Speaker 2: supremacy that aspect of the alternative media. And I don't know,
Speaker 2: maybe I'm just making stuff up, right, I don't think so.
Speaker 2: But anyway, these hordes of truth bringers are they're they're
Speaker 2: doing a good job at destroying that old system. That's
Speaker 2: one thing that they're actually accomplishing, if that's their goal.
Speaker 2: I don't know if they have actual goals, but if
Speaker 2: they do, one would think it'd be too to the
Speaker 2: deep state, because they seem to say something like that,
Speaker 2: and oddly enough, it seems like they're actually successful at that. Now,
Speaker 2: what's what the actual outcome is is another thing entirely
Speaker 2: once again, the transhumanist digital slave system that we're all
Speaker 2: going into that's being sold as just America first, and
Speaker 2: we're so great and strong and nothing can stop us.
Speaker 2: But you know whatever, it's just destroy and rebuild is
Speaker 2: what it is. That occult concept. And something else I've
Speaker 2: noticed is that commentary on the occult and esoteric matters
Speaker 2: seems to all but have evaporated and disappeared. Does that me?
Speaker 2: Is that just me that things said? Are there people
Speaker 2: out there talking about this? Maybe they are. It seems
Speaker 2: like anytime I see anything close to this even pop up,
Speaker 2: even come into conversation, it's just somebody talking about how
Speaker 2: Satan wants control of everything and that Satan is in
Speaker 2: charge of the United States until it's not when it's deposed,
Speaker 2: or you know, something really stupid, some really bad, or
Speaker 2: they'll somebody will mention the occult as though it's like
Speaker 2: some sort of spiritual entity, like the Occult is coming
Speaker 2: and we need to stop it, or it's going to
Speaker 2: try to take over your mind, like it's some sort
Speaker 2: of like it has an identity, right, Like it's like
Speaker 2: the occult is an entity. So I've seen stuff like that,
Speaker 2: but not even that much of that, thank goodness. But
Speaker 2: I don't know. That's kind of an interesting thing. And
Speaker 2: I wonder if you know, any semblance of anything that
Speaker 2: gets us to think and use our mind in any
Speaker 2: sort of complex or useful sort of way is being
Speaker 2: discarded in favor of, well, you know, just find this
Speaker 2: propa n NPR to sell us on our own enslavement. Maybe,
Speaker 2: but globalism globalism is has not gone away. As much
Speaker 2: as we rail against fighting it. It remains the goal
Speaker 2: of international adversaries, or what previously would have been international
Speaker 2: adversaries to the United States. It's hard to even identify
Speaker 2: who our adversaries are at the moment because we are
Speaker 2: in such having such an identity crisis. Nobody knows well,
Speaker 2: nobody can trust America anymore, right, So those who were
Speaker 2: previously allies are going to I think we've had enough
Speaker 2: of old America over there. Why don't we start talking
Speaker 2: to each other and figuring out another way of new partnerships.
Speaker 2: Because they don't want to help, for one thing, But
Speaker 2: even if they did, I don't think we would want
Speaker 2: to help. But they clearly don't want to, So hey,
Speaker 2: we got to go another way. And yeah, globalism. It's
Speaker 2: a globalized world unfortunately, And yes, those that would have
Speaker 2: been adversaries absolutely know that, and they want to gain
Speaker 2: as much influence over this global economy, global system that
Speaker 2: they possibly can, and they'll be in a good position
Speaker 2: to do it with a weakened United States. But we're
Speaker 2: in luck because America is super strong, the strongest thing ever, strength,
Speaker 2: the likes of which the universe has never seen. So
Speaker 2: a right. Sorry China, Sorry, Russia, sorry even Japan, Sorry Europe.
Speaker 2: You losers, you've been free loaded on us for too long.
Speaker 2: It's time for you to go down. And you had
Speaker 2: this coming, all right. You asked for this, your little devil.
Speaker 2: We're sick of paying your way. We're not gonna do
Speaker 2: it anymore. Did really sticking it to them, all of them.
Speaker 2: They're gonna We're gonna really teach them what strength is
Speaker 2: all about. They're gonna learn strong. They're gonna learn the
Speaker 2: strong strength ways of a strong strengthful nation. America, the
Speaker 2: strong America, the beautifully strong. Okay, everybody knows that. Come on.
Speaker 2: I was on XT today and I read all the
Speaker 2: important information on there. Now, the only word I know
Speaker 2: how to use, the only adjective I have in my vocabulary,
Speaker 2: is strong. At least when I'm talking about the United States.
Speaker 2: I'm talking about others, the only way I know to
Speaker 2: describe them is weak. China week, Europe Week, Ukraine, we Australia,
Speaker 2: oh man, they're weak. Greenland Week. We'll get back to
Speaker 2: Greenland in a minute. Here, But yeah, it's interesting because
Speaker 2: if you're paying attention, you might be inclined to believe
Speaker 2: that conspiracy culture once again has been used to turn
Speaker 2: away the attention of our country, turn our attention away
Speaker 2: from the world, and simultaneously diminish our influence on the
Speaker 2: rest of the world. Right. And China definitely is happy
Speaker 2: right now because they know that they have been playing
Speaker 2: the long game, positioning themselves globally to be the top dog,
Speaker 2: and they absolutely want to be that. Russia, who I
Speaker 2: think is allied with China, I can't. I'm not going
Speaker 2: to say I know they absolutely are, because you know,
Speaker 2: there's always shared interests and then there's problems between any
Speaker 2: such working arrangements. But they appear to be friendly for
Speaker 2: the most part. Russia surely wants greater influence and revenge
Speaker 2: on us for what we did to them after the
Speaker 2: fall of the Soviet Union too. They were not too
Speaker 2: pleased about that Putin, especially who is ruling that nation
Speaker 2: with an iron fist now, so that he would be
Speaker 2: getting his way would only make sense when it comes
Speaker 2: to Russian affairs. And we've got the very real problem
Speaker 2: of international digital propaganda. That is something that is happening,
Speaker 2: and that we are all the targets of it. Can't
Speaker 2: That's just a fact. And what is astonishing is I
Speaker 2: can say that and immediately most people just completely stop
Speaker 2: listening to me. I'm sure, I'm absolutely sure of it,
Speaker 2: because I just made I just committed a sin in
Speaker 2: saying that that we here in America are the targets
Speaker 2: of international digital propaganda coming from other countries. Are we
Speaker 2: the targets of domestic propaganda? Yes, as getting into that earlier,
Speaker 2: but we are also the targets of international propaganda. And
Speaker 2: it can be this international propaganda can be easily cloaked
Speaker 2: now because why because we all have been trained only
Speaker 2: to look inward. Everything is about the United States. It's
Speaker 2: funny to make fun of Trump and how he has
Speaker 2: convinced his supporters about this American strength idea, but we've
Speaker 2: all kind of fallen victim to this inward and in
Speaker 2: a very real sense, it's egotistical, in vain at the
Speaker 2: macrocosmic national level of US to only really focus on
Speaker 2: us and to believe that the US still is like
Speaker 2: the soul world superpower. People on and all sides of
Speaker 2: the political spectrum are still framing all of their commentary.
Speaker 2: From that point of view, everybody is doing that. To
Speaker 2: the left, it's all about American empire, right, the American empire,
Speaker 2: the imperialists or coming after and sure we can be
Speaker 2: in league with Israel too, but it's all about American
Speaker 2: empire and anything. If you believe anything that could be
Speaker 2: untoward about the nation of China or the nation of Russia,
Speaker 2: well you shouldn't because that's just the American imperialist propaganda
Speaker 2: trying to fool you that they're not behind it, because
Speaker 2: it's always the American empire that's doing all these evil things,
Speaker 2: and they just want you to think that it's China phobia,
Speaker 2: it's Russia phobia or whatever you know. Right, So that's
Speaker 2: what the left does. The right, it's just all out
Speaker 2: American exceptionalism and we're so great that nobody could ever
Speaker 2: stop us. It's just that for them. And then if
Speaker 2: you talk if you start talking about China and Russia,
Speaker 2: it's it's it's in all sorts of stupid ways that
Speaker 2: we're all familiar with there, but it's it's the same.
Speaker 2: It's the same problem. You see, is that we aren't
Speaker 2: even able to conceive of the idea that these people
Speaker 2: outside of our borders are smart enough, clever enough to
Speaker 2: gain influence over us and to have their way with us.
Speaker 2: It's like not even a concept of something that could happen.
Speaker 2: And never you never see anybody say anything about this,
Speaker 2: and me once again me saying this, I know that
Speaker 2: I'll be if they might listen, which they don't. We've
Speaker 2: gotten that earlier on the show. But if they did,
Speaker 2: I would be a bad guy. And it's like, oh,
Speaker 2: what was that all? Listen to him? And depends on
Speaker 2: who's doing the criticism, but be the criticism from the
Speaker 2: left or to criticism, criticism from the right. But it's
Speaker 2: all everybody's being blind to the reality, the true global
Speaker 2: reality that we're living in of this digitized transhumanist control system.
Speaker 2: And yes, everybody's vying for control of that. Everybody wants
Speaker 2: to be the technological innovation leader and have a grip
Speaker 2: over the control mechanisms, the levers of this thing. Everybody
Speaker 2: wants influence over that. So you better believe that this
Speaker 2: whole power struggle for world order, the new world order,
Speaker 2: that technology is at the front and center of it.
Speaker 2: So the depths I've thought about this and hinted about
Speaker 2: this on the show a little bit and still remains
Speaker 2: very mysterious and something that should be looked into. I
Speaker 2: really don't know anything of importance to do with this,
Speaker 2: but what I'm talking about is the depths of collusion
Speaker 2: between the current power players within the US, those that
Speaker 2: have bought and paid for the current regime and who
Speaker 2: actually sit in leadership roles within the regime, and whether
Speaker 2: they're in public positions of power or they're behind the
Speaker 2: scenes just financing and controlling, they're doing both. We're talking
Speaker 2: about the big tech Silicon Valley contention that has bought
Speaker 2: and paid for the new government. So the depths of
Speaker 2: collusion between them and international intelligence agents. I think that
Speaker 2: that is a study that is worthy of time and consideration.
Speaker 2: Once again, I don't really know because the depths of
Speaker 2: the collision er it's impossible to say, at least for me,
Speaker 2: but it's an important question to ask me. That's what
Speaker 2: I would say, because again, these digital platforms can be
Speaker 2: used by anybody in the world two project their message
Speaker 2: to the masses, the digital masses, and it is being
Speaker 2: used for that. So what's going on there? I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't I'm not going to pretend to know, but
Speaker 2: perhaps time will tell. Maybe alone, maybe that's something that's
Speaker 2: going to be a real important thing to keep buried
Speaker 2: moving forward in this digital world we live in, keep
Speaker 2: all that stuff under wraps, make sure that the algorithm
Speaker 2: knows what to suppress, and that being one of those things.
Speaker 2: It would make sense given the fact that as we
Speaker 2: were just looking at nobody is even willing to accept
Speaker 2: the notion of this happening to me, that's an indicator
Speaker 2: that it likely is happening. I don't know, call me crazy,
Speaker 2: but truth, the bastions of truth out there, they know
Speaker 2: that what I'm doing is committing heresy because they, and
Speaker 2: they're ultimate open minds, know exactly what they need to do,
Speaker 2: which is cling on to one specific concept that they
Speaker 2: have and never let it go. It's the epitome of
Speaker 2: an open mind and truth seeking, as they well know.
Speaker 2: And they'll tell you. They'll tell you what to believe in,
Speaker 2: how to believe it, and what to say. They'll tell
Speaker 2: you what's happening with Tesla. They'll tell you who to
Speaker 2: stand with, and if you if you're inclined to believe them,
Speaker 2: you'll listen to them. I hope that less people are,
Speaker 2: and I think that they might be actually less people
Speaker 2: doing the actual listening, which could be a problem in
Speaker 2: and of itself. That nobody believes in any of this anymore,
Speaker 2: which is yes, kind of good. I hope that that's
Speaker 2: the case, that we have nothing left to believe in,
Speaker 2: But it's also a very dangerous situation, and it feeds
Speaker 2: into this, ironically enough, it feeds into this system of
Speaker 2: propaganda that's been used to get us to this point.
Speaker 2: And so by merely not believing in anything anymore, we
Speaker 2: may be doing the bidding of the whole thing. But
Speaker 2: you know, whatever, the conspiracy is the conspiracy as they say, well,
Speaker 2: nobody says that, but they should so to hit a
Speaker 2: little bit of the news of the week. Tariffs obviously
Speaker 2: they're serving multiple functions. One is to placate the America
Speaker 2: first crowd that actually does believe this. There's some people
Speaker 2: who definitely do and will continue to do so to
Speaker 2: the grave. You can't stop them. It's too strong of
Speaker 2: an idea to overtake for them. Too strong. The wave
Speaker 2: is just brought them in the shore. So that's the
Speaker 2: tariffs are working in that sense for them, But they
Speaker 2: may be doing something else. They might be destroying once
Speaker 2: again our global influence perhaps. And it's interesting to think
Speaker 2: of the whole sort of new American imperialist concept under
Speaker 2: this regime, which has changed from the old American imperialist
Speaker 2: concept that the left wing people want you to believe
Speaker 2: is still strong and it is still up and running,
Speaker 2: which it is not. But this concept of taking over
Speaker 2: Greenland and somehow folding Canada into the United States, and
Speaker 2: I think even Mexico too, because there's the talk of
Speaker 2: using the military, send the military over the Mexican border
Speaker 2: down there, ostensibly to get the the narco criminal to
Speaker 2: get that whole situation under control, the organized crime down there, right,
Speaker 2: so we got to stop it with the American military.
Speaker 2: Sounds like a great idea, right, But all of that talk,
Speaker 2: I have to wonder if the idea behind that is
Speaker 2: to actually create a North American union. I mentioned this
Speaker 2: a few on the show. On the show before I
Speaker 2: know I mentioned this, but it's just an interesting concept.
Speaker 2: It seems like this this new American order wants that
Speaker 2: and to fold into their America first way of doing things,
Speaker 2: seeing as how we're not going to be able to
Speaker 2: really procure resources internationally like we did we have to buy,
Speaker 2: by way of force, take over any sort of neighboring
Speaker 2: territories so that we can extract there their resources. And
Speaker 2: with Greenland, it very much is about the rare earths
Speaker 2: and pulling them out of there. Now, the whole debate
Speaker 2: behind there is a debate. Yes, there's rare earths there,
Speaker 2: but the issue is how are you going to get them.
Speaker 2: It's gonna go and take a little pickaxe, dig a
Speaker 2: little bit of ice, out, reach your hand at one
Speaker 2: foot down and grab out all of the cobalt and
Speaker 2: all the selenium you need. Is that how it works? No,
Speaker 2: it's gonna be hard. It's gonna be an effort, an
Speaker 2: effort only for the strong to undertake. So you know
Speaker 2: that we're good. But yeah, you have to know that
Speaker 2: part of the Greenland concept and taking it from an
Speaker 2: evil European nation that's been screwing us over for so long.
Speaker 2: They had this coming. This is ours anyway, take that Denmark,
Speaker 2: go back to Europe. Right. But yeah, A B A
Speaker 2: big part of it is the rare earths and the
Speaker 2: mining the resources there that could be useful under the
Speaker 2: America First agenda. We don't need all of those important materials,
Speaker 2: those technical raw materials from other parts of the world, Africa, Asia, whatnot.
Speaker 2: We can find them right there in Greenland. That's part
Speaker 2: of it. Setting up a military basis there obviously and
Speaker 2: happened using it as a strategic post. This is the
Speaker 2: other aspect among others. And then Canada, also a pretty
Speaker 2: resource rich could do the same thing up there. North
Speaker 2: American Union Mexico also could be very useful. And then
Speaker 2: it would make sense also that the Gulf of America
Speaker 2: is the Gulf of America, because of course it is.
Speaker 2: This is the North American Union, which once again was
Speaker 2: one of the most evil concepts of the globalists fifteen
Speaker 2: or twenty years ago. But now it absolutely could be
Speaker 2: sold as the absolute, the utmost necessity for our country
Speaker 2: to win in the war. And you can all to
Speaker 2: war against China, which certainly probably will be like, we're
Speaker 2: gonna fight China. We're gonna show them, We're gonna show
Speaker 2: them how strong we are. They can never gonna stop us.
Speaker 2: Now we have our North American Union. Good luck stopping that.
Speaker 2: You couldn't even you couldn't even if you're tried. There's
Speaker 2: no possible way. Not the strongest you thought America was strong.
Speaker 2: Check out the North American Union. It's even more stronger.
Speaker 2: Take that Ji Jimping. I'm sure Jijimping is very scared
Speaker 2: right now, scared of the muscles of us are pure
Speaker 2: raw strength. He's very terrified, as is well. I'm Putin's
Speaker 2: just laughing all the time because we can't make up
Speaker 2: our mind whether we like or dislike him. I mean,
Speaker 2: it's kind of I think I saw in that tariff
Speaker 2: snooze that Russia was not subject to these new cares
Speaker 2: for some reason. There probably is no good reason for that,
Speaker 2: other than the only thing I can think of is
Speaker 2: that Russia is a strong country, so we respect them.
Speaker 2: So Trill recognized, Trill, no teriffs for you, Russia. You
Speaker 2: got out of that one. Only the strong survive in
Speaker 2: the future. Okay, this is evolution, This is social Darwinism,
Speaker 2: which is good. Now, I don't know if anybody even
Speaker 2: knows what that means anymore, which is also good. That's
Speaker 2: another point of this is to make us incredibly stupid,
Speaker 2: so we don't even know how to talk anymore. Thus
Speaker 2: the very useful insertion of new authorities like Elon Musk,
Speaker 2: a man who barely can string two words together. But
Speaker 2: somehow he's being billed as mister personality and just the
Speaker 2: most charismatic, exciting guy ever that can do. He can
Speaker 2: do anything. He can't talk, he can't piece together one sentence,
Speaker 2: but he can save the world, that's for sure. And
Speaker 2: the one solace I take in this is that it
Speaker 2: looks like that guy is starting to lose a bit
Speaker 2: of his grip on his propaganda narrative, because I don't
Speaker 2: think anybody is. It seems like he's falling out of favor.
Speaker 2: I have seen that. There's the talks. I'm sure most
Speaker 2: people are aware of this talk said he's falling out
Speaker 2: of favor with Donald Trump. Actually, excuse me, my throat
Speaker 2: has been really dry. Actually, well, I proved it. When
Speaker 2: you tell the truth, they send nano robots after you,
Speaker 2: then infect your throat. They come after you. You're targeted.
Speaker 2: I'm a targeted individual, targeted by whatever the replacement for
Speaker 2: the CIA is at present.
Speaker 3: Are they attempting to neutralize you with the brand new
Speaker 3: co intel pro I mean, what's going on here?
Speaker 4: You?
Speaker 2: Okay, shuck? This is obviously nanotech. I've done my research
Speaker 2: on this. They're using nanobots and they've inserted them in
Speaker 2: my throat using a squirt gun. They send a kid
Speaker 2: to your neighborhood. They can't work your neighborhood kid with
Speaker 2: a squirt gun. But the squirt gun's actually filled with nanobots,
Speaker 2: and he shoots it at you and they go down
Speaker 2: your throat in silence as you They can't work.
Speaker 3: They can't work it out with the chemtrail. Guys, what
Speaker 3: the hell? It's California, man, chemtrails. What are you doing?
Speaker 2: It's it's also being delivered by that system as well, Chuck,
Speaker 2: don't worry.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, wow, I'll tell you man. It's so strange
Speaker 3: to hear you having troubles like this. I hope you're okay, though,
Speaker 3: if you need to, like, you know, sign off. We
Speaker 3: could sign off for the hour if you want to
Speaker 3: get something I think I need to.
Speaker 2: I'm telling too much truth. Okay, I can't go on.
Speaker 2: I can't go on. It takes too much out of me.
Speaker 3: Okay. Do you want me to close out your hour?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 2: Yes, but I have enough in me to plug my
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Speaker 3: Okay, do it.
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Speaker 2: Thank goodness, we have that freedom.
Speaker 3: Uncle.
Speaker 2: I'm glad that we do, because, man, is there a
Speaker 2: lot to get into tonight. I mean, we're live.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna tell you, I got the betting people. I
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 5: That's what I just said.
Speaker 3: Yes, jim Jimmy James covered me. Now, I don't know
Speaker 3: about Robin, but Jimmy James covered me. I haven't gotten
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Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 5: Oh, you got his you got his video?
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Speaker 5: And whoever is on a call, have a drink with you.
Speaker 5: Of course, we got another review to do.
Speaker 2: That's another thing we're about to do. Uncle, do you
Speaker 2: want to start this. Let's start one because we have
Speaker 2: two different drinks here. We better get to it, uncle.
Speaker 2: So some nights we do a special.
Speaker 4: I gotta taste these because these are sitting refrigerated for
Speaker 4: two weeks and I gotta see what these taste like.
Speaker 2: We want to have bum mind Bob well, I've been
Speaker 2: getting a hold well he hasn't been available. But we'll
Speaker 2: have one maybe to drink another one of these because
Speaker 2: there's many flavors. These are hard Mountain dews. Yeah, I know,
Speaker 2: it's what they are. We have two different flavors tonight,
Speaker 2: we're gonna try to drink both. We have watermelon and
Speaker 2: we have Baja blast. That's what these are. So we
Speaker 2: are gonna drink at least one of these, maybe both.
Speaker 2: What do you want to start with?
Speaker 4: I want the lemon watermelon, the watermelon one because that
Speaker 4: antation on them.
Speaker 2: I do like watermelon melon flavored things, uncle, So that's
Speaker 2: what this is what I want to try. So let's
Speaker 2: see here, Hard Mountain do five percent alcohol by volume, watermelon,
Speaker 2: zero sugar. These things are all zero sugar.
Speaker 5: Oh that's good for me, bad for you. You don't
Speaker 5: like it. You don't like it, so I don't know.
Speaker 5: You might go low on this on this pic.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you will. These days, I feel like they're doing
Speaker 2: better with zero sugar, and they used to, so it
Speaker 2: has a chance of not being terrible.
Speaker 4: No sugar, man, I didn't know that I could drink those.
Speaker 4: So yeah, they're gonna start drink. You told me, sugar
Speaker 4: important it is. It is perfect for you, uncle, It's
Speaker 4: perfect for the show. So we are going to start
Speaker 4: with this Hard Mountain do.
Speaker 5: Jack, do you gotta drink?
Speaker 3: I can grab one. I can grab one.
Speaker 2: Oh, Chuck's again his drink. He will be doing a review.
Speaker 2: I can't wait to hear what Chuck has. I'm but
Speaker 2: pour into your cup here, uncle, and then I'm gonna
Speaker 2: drink out of cant and so I'm gonna try to
Speaker 2: half and half this for us.
Speaker 3: I bet uncle can guess what I have here?
Speaker 2: What does Chuck have?
Speaker 5: Jay Jay Jay Jay Jack Daniels.
Speaker 4: Yeah, see he knew, I knew, I knew what he dats,
Speaker 4: I knew what he drinks, Jack Daniels.
Speaker 3: I've got the name brand thing here today too. Boy,
Speaker 3: the black label, old number seven right in front of me.
Speaker 3: So that is going to be mixed in with the
Speaker 3: vanilla coke, just.
Speaker 5: So you know, vanilla cone.
Speaker 2: I like that. That sounds good.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Usually I'm not into vanilla coke, but as a mixer there,
Speaker 2: I'd like the sound of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, No, I like vanilla coke anyway, but it
Speaker 3: just so happens that's what I have. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I'm looking forward to see what your review comes in,
Speaker 2: as Chuck, and then we will give one to ten
Speaker 2: on this. When we're done.
Speaker 5: That's head this and start drink.
Speaker 2: Drink everybody, take your drink now. I'm just glad to
Speaker 2: get the nanobots washed down into my digestive system as
Speaker 2: opposed to hanging around in my throat cavity. That's much better, Uncle,
Speaker 2: I taste watermelon. You taste it? Uncle?
Speaker 8: What are you?
Speaker 2: What are you thinking there? You look like you're deep
Speaker 2: in thought going on drinking.
Speaker 3: You better be careful with those nanobots and that gmo popcorn.
Speaker 3: You know you might get hurt. Relax. I just had
Speaker 3: to loop. Well, but uncle, you don't have the nanobots.
Speaker 3: He's got the nanobots and the gmo popcorn. He's gonna
Speaker 3: get hurt just saying nanopop.
Speaker 2: Who is nano pop? That's me dangerously take that rf
Speaker 2: K Junior moving into fire.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we've got another one we're going to show tonight too.
Speaker 5: On my tic tac and put that on.
Speaker 2: Anybody have a syringe with something? I was gonna put
Speaker 2: it in my arm and just put it in there.
Speaker 2: I don't even care what it is.
Speaker 3: Why don't you get it? Why don't you get a
Speaker 3: ten calorie TIKTACU aaron that will work for you?
Speaker 2: Right? Yeah? Oh, by the way, Uncle's tik tac is
Speaker 2: going pretty good. We've been posting a new videos we're
Speaker 2: pusting to today.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there's two today that we've got.
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, anybody's uncle the podcast on TikTok is
Speaker 2: it on?
Speaker 4: Is it on?
Speaker 2: This? Though, no, I can't show it on this but.
Speaker 3: I really, I really quickly want to ask, though, if
Speaker 3: anybody on the live stream has heard that that intermittent
Speaker 3: buzz that just popped up a couple of times. It
Speaker 3: sounds like we got an electrical noise on our line somewhere,
Speaker 3: and I was wondering if the listeners can hear it
Speaker 3: or I'm the only one hearing it. It comes and goes.
Speaker 3: It's not happening right now, but it's like a real
Speaker 3: quick and then it goes away. Let me know if
Speaker 3: you guys can hear it out there? Okay, please go ahead.
Speaker 2: Sorry, I'm glad you're asking me, Chuck. We don't hear anything,
Speaker 2: so it's good over here. But uncle, man, we have
Speaker 2: a lot going on with our show.
Speaker 4: This is getting a whacko and it's getting up there,
Speaker 4: way up. Then then I might be passing him.
Speaker 5: We have I don't know what is.
Speaker 2: We have so many possibilities and so much opportunity ahead
Speaker 2: of us. We're just going to take the bull by
Speaker 2: the horns and do everything we can. Now, Uncle, you
Speaker 2: know that every good podcast needs guests from time to time, right, Yeah, Well,
Speaker 2: I have good news for you and I have bad
Speaker 2: news for you.
Speaker 5: Give me a bad foost. I hate good to say
Speaker 5: that is that.
Speaker 2: We could be the victims of some sort of strange
Speaker 2: yet to be identified online spam or scam operation with
Speaker 2: fake guests.
Speaker 5: You can take it. I can understand that.
Speaker 2: You can handle that, right.
Speaker 4: I can understand that because there is a lot of
Speaker 4: fake people up there.
Speaker 5: That's how I can take that. Okay, Now, what's the
Speaker 5: good news.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm glad you asked.
Speaker 3: I'll go.
Speaker 2: The good news is potentially this thing, whether it's spam
Speaker 2: or not, might actually have real guests on the other
Speaker 2: end that we could have on the show one way
Speaker 2: or another.
Speaker 5: Maybe I don't hang on a calling.
Speaker 2: Well, we got to get to the bottom of this.
Speaker 3: Oh I call in.
Speaker 5: Then you know the numbers. Let's see you guys there.
Speaker 3: It is three one nine, five, two seven, five zero
Speaker 3: one six call on in.
Speaker 2: Yes indeed, but yeah, uncle, specifically, so there's a specific
Speaker 2: thing going on here. I've mentioned this on the show before,
Speaker 2: but a couple of months ago, I was I got
Speaker 2: an email. Initially, there's only one of these things. I've
Speaker 2: gotten several now at this point. But what it is
Speaker 2: is an email from a a person who is a
Speaker 2: booking agent for an attorney at law who is asking
Speaker 2: to be on your podcast. An attorney wants to be
Speaker 2: on Uncle the podcast he.
Speaker 4: Does, I might need one after this is all over
Speaker 4: them potentially, Yeah, yeah, so we might let him talk.
Speaker 5: Okay, well cetophone? Uncle? Hold on?
Speaker 3: How'd that thought?
Speaker 2: This? I can't okay?
Speaker 5: You got who is on his lining? H? I mean, Jimmy, boy,
Speaker 5: did you have did you get it? Announcement?
Speaker 2: Today?
Speaker 9: What's going on in there? Uncle? How can you need
Speaker 9: a lawyer?
Speaker 2: That?
Speaker 5: That is another court?
Speaker 4: That's the story that I'm going to get to with
Speaker 4: sidekick here. You don't know what he's saying. I have
Speaker 4: to get to that that yet. But we're having we're
Speaker 4: having a test beers. We got your favorite mountain two tonight.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Hey, hey, Jimmy, before you get into the hard mountain
Speaker 3: dew is what they got tonight. They're testing. But before
Speaker 3: you get into that, I got a question for you.
Speaker 3: Did you did you mail separate dollars to everybody yet?
Speaker 2: Or or what do you?
Speaker 3: What do you what is your idea there with taking
Speaker 3: care of the bets?
Speaker 9: Yeah, Chuck guy sent you extra money?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know you did yeah, I read that, but
Speaker 3: I was confused. Yeah, I was confused as to what
Speaker 3: you wanted me to do. Are you asking me to
Speaker 3: pay to pay the debts out of that?
Speaker 2: I think?
Speaker 9: So yeah, okay, and I'll be setting more, uh, send
Speaker 9: them more Monday, So don't.
Speaker 3: Worry about that, no problem. I just wanted to get
Speaker 3: it clear if that's what you wanted me to do,
Speaker 3: because what I'm gonna have to do is is PayPal everybody,
Speaker 3: because I got a PayPal did they?
Speaker 5: Did you know that PayPal is getting expensive check?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 5: I hate something about Oh gosh, I.
Speaker 2: Don't even know this. What's going on? This is stupid?
Speaker 2: PayPal costs more? What with fees?
Speaker 5: Now that was going I don't know something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're they're up in their fees. They're up in
Speaker 3: their fees. That's all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's kind of a pain. Yeah, I do use it,
Speaker 2: so okay, all right, Well anyway, Yeah, it seems like
Speaker 2: everything's getting ironed out. We got the dollar from Danny.
Speaker 2: I'm sure it will be coming from Jimmy. Jimmy faith
Speaker 2: in that. Hopefully we can get Coolly on board and Ed.
Speaker 2: I'm not even worried about him either, so everything seems
Speaker 2: to be working itself out and pretty good.
Speaker 5: Oh cool, but they at least you know where to
Speaker 5: send it to. I got it actually in the mail.
Speaker 2: Tell you is Cooley is definitely a wild card in
Speaker 2: this story, to be sure, but he always is with
Speaker 2: everything that he does, so that's just the Coolly way.
Speaker 2: But uncle, do you want to learn more about these attorneys?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Yeah, look back to the attorneys I want to.
Speaker 2: Okay, so the initial thing was booking agent emails me, hey,
Speaker 2: I represent someone or other. In fact, I think I
Speaker 2: have some of these emails. Let me see if I
Speaker 2: find the first one here. Okay, I have four of
Speaker 2: these emails at this point, but here's one. Let's just
Speaker 2: pretend this is the first one, because they're all the
Speaker 2: same a way. Okay, greetings uncle the podcast Meet Andre
Speaker 2: du Bois, Redbert, Attorney, Army veteran and founder of Remberer
Speaker 2: Law Firm LLC. Andre has practiced law since two thousand
Speaker 2: and nine, established his firm in twenty fifteen and brings
Speaker 2: unique insights from his military service as an Army artillery
Speaker 2: man and fire based commander in a rock along with
Speaker 2: his adventurous journey canoeing twenty one, one hundred and eighty
Speaker 2: miles down the Mississippi River. Guest topics for your show
Speaker 2: Personal injury, law, protecting rights in a changing landscape, Lessons
Speaker 2: from canoeing Mississippi River. So Andre offers compelling perspectives on law,
Speaker 2: outdoor adventures, and the evolving legal industry. Would you be
Speaker 2: open to featuring him? With appreciation? Laura Collins Media Morpheus
Speaker 2: fourteen twenty five, Oxford Court, PA to pass just say so.
Speaker 2: So this was I think this actually might have been
Speaker 2: the first email. So I got this one, and what
Speaker 2: I did uncle was I was like, yes, we would
Speaker 2: love to have an attorney. Remember we were talking about this.
Speaker 2: I thought an attorney would.
Speaker 5: Be in, bring him in, bring him in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so that I want to hear him of these guys. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's exactly why I said. I'm like, yes, please, how
Speaker 2: do we do this. Let's make it happen. Here we
Speaker 2: do the show, and here we do it this way.
Speaker 2: If you want to come on, this is what we do.
Speaker 2: And then I didn't. I might have heard like one
Speaker 2: message back, but then I did it at all. And
Speaker 2: now over time I've received at least four of these emails,
Speaker 2: all with a different attorney and all being signed. They're
Speaker 2: all coming from this Media Morpheus company in Pittsburgh. And
Speaker 2: it's always a different person's name. This is so the
Speaker 2: booking agent is always has the last name Collins, but
Speaker 2: it's a different first name. So here's one from Keith
Speaker 2: Kierra Collins. Here's one from Belinda Collins. Here's one from
Speaker 2: Laura Collins which I read earlier. And then the other
Speaker 2: one I have is from another Collins. Who is it?
Speaker 2: It's from Marico Collins.
Speaker 5: I need some ladies on this thing.
Speaker 9: Well, we've got this Barnabas Collins from Barnabas Collins.
Speaker 2: Not yet, but I probably will get that tomorrow. Jimmy,
Speaker 2: I went doubt it, and all these Collins is, I
Speaker 2: don't know what's going on. So you get this like
Speaker 2: I'm I'm questioning, and I found the website for this Mediamorphous, right.
Speaker 2: I even't have a phone number for them, And what
Speaker 2: I think we need to do is call the number
Speaker 2: and try to like get to the momb AND's like, hey, look, Mediamorphous,
Speaker 2: what are you doing. I've answered your mail, your emails,
Speaker 2: you don't get back to me. I'm trying to get
Speaker 2: these attorneys I want all of them on the show.
Speaker 2: If I could get them, like, what the heck are
Speaker 2: you doing to me?
Speaker 9: Oh man, I'll spare this out. You tell Jimmy James
Speaker 9: Legal Eagles on the phone. I'm telling them to get
Speaker 9: their asses on the phone, get on the horn right now.
Speaker 5: That's what I'm gonna do tonight.
Speaker 4: But they couldn't do it because I had to cut
Speaker 4: Chuck Sting before we could do that.
Speaker 2: They were thinking that we were we were contemplaying maybe
Speaker 2: calling it tonight. But I think what we'll do is
Speaker 2: we will call this number, and heck, if anybody else
Speaker 2: wants to call it, I'll just read you the number
Speaker 2: right now. Let me see it, let me find this
Speaker 2: where to put that. The number for Media Morpheus is
Speaker 2: four one two four oh seven eight eight five three.
Speaker 2: So if anybody wants to call them and try to
Speaker 2: ask them, like why why these emails are being sent
Speaker 2: to me and I'm trying to book these attorneys and
Speaker 2: they're not answering me, feel free to call them. But
Speaker 2: Uncle and I on our live stream tomorrow when we
Speaker 2: watch the VHS watch stream.
Speaker 5: Stream, we're gonna we'll do We'll call them.
Speaker 2: Then. That's what we'll do. So that's it, uncle, seek question,
Speaker 2: what do you think about this situation?
Speaker 5: I like to see and get some more people. That's good. Yeah,
Speaker 5: this is good, is excellent? Have yeah, sinceing what's happening here?
Speaker 2: We had tonight?
Speaker 5: I could use one.
Speaker 2: Seems like it. Yeah, yeah, I think it'd be a
Speaker 2: hilarious guest. Actually that's why I said yes, I can't. Honestly, Jimmy, Jimmy,
Speaker 2: does this sound like it's a scam or some sort
Speaker 2: of fake thing? Just what's going on? Scam?
Speaker 9: I find that odd. The four or five people that
Speaker 9: emailed you had the same last name. That definitely is
Speaker 9: a red flag in my mind. You know, I'd look
Speaker 9: into their group a bit more. And what's with this
Speaker 9: name Morpheus? Nothing I've ever heard in my life named
Speaker 9: Morpheus was anything good.
Speaker 2: Maybe they want to red pill us, Jimmy, that could
Speaker 2: be a good thing, or you get red pilled by mediamorphous. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it could be great, I guess.
Speaker 9: So let's Keanu Reeves our one of these bar Barnabas
Speaker 9: Collins or maybe Quinton Colins. Other than that, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Oh, Jimmy, are you drinking a mountain dew? Tonight. I am.
Speaker 9: I'm drinking probably the same thing. You guys are only
Speaker 9: mind's name.
Speaker 5: It's not it's not a not a lick up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we have the watermelon flavored we got.
Speaker 5: I got two.
Speaker 9: I just got playing old.
Speaker 8: We have a ding.
Speaker 4: We have a ding twelve pack of seek Peck or
Speaker 4: whatever it is downstairs.
Speaker 5: So yeah, we can. We can drink to tonight.
Speaker 3: We can.
Speaker 5: I mean, I put you.
Speaker 2: Up in fact, uncle, we should try to get through
Speaker 2: this first one so we can wait it so we
Speaker 2: can get to Baja Blast.
Speaker 7: In a moment.
Speaker 5: I already had my number.
Speaker 2: You're done with are you finished drinking it?
Speaker 5: Go ahead and take you let me down this down
Speaker 5: that drink, and let's see what you say.
Speaker 2: Okay, because I have to get my rating first.
Speaker 5: You know that, Okay, because I always take my second.
Speaker 2: Okay, hard mountain dew, watermelon, zero sugar. I'm going to
Speaker 2: rate this a six. I don't really like it. I
Speaker 2: know that.
Speaker 5: I knew why I knew that.
Speaker 3: Why did I do that?
Speaker 5: Because there's no sugar in it.
Speaker 2: My dad had something to do with that.
Speaker 5: Dad has something to do with it. Nope, mine's open
Speaker 5: the top.
Speaker 2: Over the top.
Speaker 11: Yah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, ten ten out of ten on that Wow, Okay,
Speaker 2: all right, I mean because I.
Speaker 3: Know, I know you.
Speaker 4: I know you taste buds now more or less, you
Speaker 4: like something with sugar. First thing that was because these
Speaker 4: didn't have any and that that right away told me.
Speaker 2: It's going to be a loon. Yeah, no, I didn't
Speaker 2: care for it. It reminds me a little of that
Speaker 2: swirl crap that we got from the dollar store, oh
Speaker 2: so long ago. Now it's better than that.
Speaker 5: That's the one that he threw on on on the lawn. Yeah,
Speaker 5: the one, Yeah, that Santa Claus. Well, I thought it
Speaker 5: was more like the Santa Claus wine.
Speaker 2: Santa Claus wine.
Speaker 5: I thought that would be the one to Santa Claus.
Speaker 3: Wind just made him throw up.
Speaker 2: That had Yeah, that made me throw The wine wasn't
Speaker 2: that bad. It wasn't great, but it made me throw
Speaker 2: up as a ball.
Speaker 3: But I killed a patch of grass with that swirl
Speaker 3: crap and tell yeah, yeah, that's really creative. Accident.
Speaker 2: Sent you the Was it the cake flavored one?
Speaker 3: Yeah, wasn't It was birthday cake flavored and it was
Speaker 3: just so bad. And then I didn't finish it and
Speaker 3: I left it sitting there all night. And then I
Speaker 3: took it and dumped it outside and it literally killed
Speaker 3: a patch of grass.
Speaker 2: Well we might have learned something from that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's rough. There's the cure for your chemtrail's there,
Speaker 3: just kill the grass. Yeah, but that was in your
Speaker 3: sister take out his man. Yeah. See it's got its uses, man.
Speaker 2: Okay, So we so with that review either way, Chuck,
Speaker 2: do you want to give your review of the whisky
Speaker 2: or you're just doing.
Speaker 3: The one and you want to Well, you know what,
Speaker 3: I did two things here because I actually missus Zo
Speaker 3: brought me another drink and guess what it was a
Speaker 3: mountain new Code Red. So I mixed the Code Red
Speaker 3: in the one cup with some jack, and then I
Speaker 3: also mixed the vanilla coke in another cup with some jack.
Speaker 3: So I got two things here, all right?
Speaker 2: So yeah, review one.
Speaker 3: So let me tell you the Code Red with the
Speaker 3: jack not not not not my best work. I gotta
Speaker 3: tell you it's only about a six and that's pretty
Speaker 3: bad because it brings the jack by itself down a
Speaker 3: little bit. Not good to put the jack dangels with
Speaker 3: the Code Red.
Speaker 7: Guys.
Speaker 3: However, big winner though on the Vanilla coke with the
Speaker 3: Jack it's nice. It's really good. Actually, you still get
Speaker 3: a little bit of a sting because I still want
Speaker 3: to taste, you know, the jack, So you get a
Speaker 3: little bit of a sting and you can get the vanilla.
Speaker 3: The sting and the coke balance just right, Okay, about
Speaker 3: about a two to one sort of ratio. And and
Speaker 3: and that's good. And I give that a nine and
Speaker 3: a half.
Speaker 5: Nots as high as he ever gotten.
Speaker 2: You got it sounds pretty good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it works out. Good is a winner.
Speaker 2: So one is excellent.
Speaker 3: Code red not so good.
Speaker 2: We won't we won't be trying that. No, Code Red
Speaker 2: and whiskey. Of course it doesn't work, which.
Speaker 5: I don't have that. Pet that off the list for
Speaker 5: my new revolution. Yeah, coop, there, I get my Levolution drinks,
Speaker 5: and is it? What these are?
Speaker 2: What things I do?
Speaker 4: I test these drinks to see maybe in the future
Speaker 4: bring them back or if they're.
Speaker 5: No good, take them off.
Speaker 2: That's how I will.
Speaker 5: That's why I do these tests on these drinks.
Speaker 2: You see.
Speaker 3: But I thought the code Red would work good because
Speaker 3: cod Red is basically cherry flavor. You know what I mean.
Speaker 3: It's red, it's cherry flavor. It's pretty good. It doesn't
Speaker 3: change the color of the jack too much. I mean
Speaker 3: it's you know, makes it a little darker and that's it.
Speaker 3: But no, no, it didn't. I was surprised because I
Speaker 3: like that honeyjack we had, Remember the honey Jack That
Speaker 3: was good stuff. But this, yeah, definitely way better. Vanilla Coke. Yes,
Speaker 3: and it's the name brand, the Coca Cola Vanilla Coke
Speaker 3: with the jack perfect So number seven works with that,
Speaker 3: but not with code red.
Speaker 2: There you go, all right, well we learned something there.
Speaker 2: Uh uncle, we got to get to Actually, I realized
Speaker 2: that I have to repost the ex post that's going
Speaker 2: through my friend simulation of this show. What is that
Speaker 2: X post? Well, we're live on X We're live on
Speaker 2: YouTube or live twitch at the same time. Yeah, so
Speaker 2: I'm reposting the X one through your X accounts. I
Speaker 2: just did that.
Speaker 5: It's my account.
Speaker 2: Yeah, don't worry, we got it.
Speaker 5: We read about whose the count the important.
Speaker 2: Thing, Uncles. We have Baja blast hard amounted blasters. Next,
Speaker 2: we're gonna open this up and see if this is
Speaker 2: Oh god, they got me a little there here. Let's
Speaker 2: see your cup. Hopefully this is better than watermelon, because okay,
Speaker 2: I liked it, and we know that you liked it.
Speaker 2: We know that you liked it. That makes one of us.
Speaker 2: So let's see Baja blast.
Speaker 5: Here goes done blast.
Speaker 2: Okay, interesting something else? It still has that sugar free taste,
Speaker 2: doesn't it. It's good?
Speaker 5: Okay, that's good. You know good. I know you're gonna
Speaker 5: be low. I know it's gonna be low. I know
Speaker 5: your mind. Well, I know your mind. It's gonna be
Speaker 5: low when you count. I just know, well, you just
Speaker 5: don't like the sugar free taste.
Speaker 2: Fact, there's not a one chance that the sun will
Speaker 2: rise tomorrow. Okay, what's that? We don't know that it will?
Speaker 5: Now we're in space.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we are hurtling through space all the time. We
Speaker 2: need to go to bars for some reason. I figured
Speaker 2: that one out yet, ask somebody else that they have
Speaker 2: all the answers. But we'll see.
Speaker 3: I might like it.
Speaker 2: That's the important part. Uh. We've got these attorneys that
Speaker 2: claim they want to come on the show, and they're
Speaker 2: booking agents. Frankly, booking agents of all stripes are kind
Speaker 2: of getting I don't.
Speaker 4: I don't want to. I don't want to a one
Speaker 4: that does a drook gang. You know what I mean,
Speaker 4: okay about being ace stealing thing. Would they call us
Speaker 4: callers shoplifters? Yeah, shop shop callers whatever they call them.
Speaker 2: Oh, oh, you're talking about stealing somebody's identity.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I didn't want damn I scamming is Yeah, then
Speaker 5: I don't want to.
Speaker 2: Hear this wasn't a fishing thing because they didn't have
Speaker 2: like a link for me to click on or anything.
Speaker 5: So I thought we got into the call.
Speaker 3: We got to go this call.
Speaker 5: We got a call on here, I'll go to the podcast.
Speaker 1: Hello, yeah, yeah, hi, hi uncle, This is Danny from
Speaker 1: Northern California. How you guys doing?
Speaker 5: Hi good? I appreciate the money and thank you.
Speaker 1: Oh you're welcome, You're welcome. I can I'm a sleep better.
Speaker 1: Did I know that I paid my dabt?
Speaker 2: Hey?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 1: So I got a little jus of what you're drinking?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's the Mountain.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I went to another Dustfeld beer. Just prior to coming
Speaker 1: on the show.
Speaker 2: I had a cult.
Speaker 1: It's a dirty thirty pale ill I give it a
Speaker 1: nine point two. It's really good. And now I've got
Speaker 1: a good Irish whiskey bush Mills will a splash of
Speaker 1: ginger ale and it's always always in the upper nines.
Speaker 2: Okay, that sounds good, all.
Speaker 1: Right, cool, but hey, another thing with the drinking is
Speaker 1: I think it's started with Jimmy James. He talked about
Speaker 1: he heard the Comedy Show and he asked Chuck to
Speaker 1: do some comedy and he's put out. He had a
Speaker 1: boat from his news which I've enjoyed, and he went
Speaker 1: into a whole breakdown of comedians and I want to
Speaker 1: get your guys thoughts and share the comedy show, a
Speaker 1: breakdown of the of a comedian that kind of goes
Speaker 1: under the weather and your thoughts, any thoughts about Andy Kaufman?
Speaker 2: Oh? Uncle, do you know who Andy Kaufman is? Yes?
Speaker 5: I heard that name.
Speaker 2: He was the guy who wrestled women in nineteen eighties.
Speaker 2: He would wrestle women inter gender champion. He was. He
Speaker 2: was also on the TV show Taxi.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, yes, yeah, that was the one he was
Speaker 4: un Taxi. I watched Taxi. I know that whole show Taxi.
Speaker 4: That's when they got me thinking, who you think?
Speaker 3: I think eventually I think eventually Jerry the King Lawler
Speaker 3: actually beat him up. Uh Andy Kaufman, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they had a long standing huge Yeah, they would
Speaker 2: fight each other all the time. Yeah, it was hilarious. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I think he heard him.
Speaker 3: Not quite as bad as Jim bellser got hurt by
Speaker 3: Hulk Cogan, but pretty bad.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 1: He was always found that he was he was kind
Speaker 1: of playing everybody, you know, he had his bit, but
Speaker 1: in real life he was He was never really totally
Speaker 1: out of character. Because when the Taxi got really huge
Speaker 1: and his character laughed, it was incredibly popular. He offered
Speaker 1: not to resign with Taxi and they basically got the
Speaker 1: the producers of the show he had to have a
Speaker 1: city want to help a fellow comedian. He got in
Speaker 1: his contract is they had to have a cameo appearance
Speaker 1: of Tony Cliff.
Speaker 11: Yeah, Tony Cliff and him, and they got him on
Speaker 11: there and totally showed up and hired real prostitutes and
Speaker 11: showed up on the set and.
Speaker 1: They couldn't record Tony Clifton so says, it's in my contract.
Speaker 1: I'm not, I'm not, I'm not recording the shows. I
Speaker 1: mean he was playing everybody.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, no, if you're asking me, Danny, I love
Speaker 2: Andy Kaufman. I've done shows about him actually, and yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I've I've brought him up on the show before. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I find him fascinating and yeah, I love it. I
Speaker 2: love all that stuff, the inter gender champion and messing
Speaker 2: with people's minds and just especially like like thirty years.
Speaker 3: It took people to finally give up on whether he
Speaker 3: was faking his own death, you know, like literally for
Speaker 3: years and years, maybe had to confidence faking it. He's
Speaker 3: gonna pop back up. I'm telling you, he's going to
Speaker 3: show back. Other comedians all over the place. We're talking
Speaker 3: about this for literally like three decades. He's gonna pop
Speaker 3: back up. Watch you know, and he never did.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: It's almost like it reminds me of the Houdini thing,
Speaker 3: you know, who said, you know what, I'm going to
Speaker 3: tell my wife a special word and if she knows it,
Speaker 3: do a seance and if you can ever reach me
Speaker 3: on the other side, my wife will know for sure. Okay, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: because he liked busting busting spiritualists, which was funny. But anyway,
Speaker 3: oh yeah, that's right. I mean, that's that's performance art
Speaker 3: in another way, you know what I mean, it's kind
Speaker 3: of serious actually, but it's it's performance are nonetheless and
Speaker 3: you know, yeah.
Speaker 2: Absolutely so. And he was.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I found him that same funny because he just
Speaker 1: was he was kind of like playing everybody. There was
Speaker 1: one episode where he bombed I think he bombed on
Speaker 1: the Senate Live, and then he came back to his
Speaker 1: second one and it was the strangest Senate Live and
Speaker 1: I ever saw it. He became like a born a
Speaker 1: grade Christian, brought his wife on and it was the strangest.
Speaker 3: Well, he did this whole weird thing where he like
Speaker 3: had a he practically like acted like he was having
Speaker 3: a nervous breakdown when he bombed on purpose. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: and yeah, and he went running into like a dressing
Speaker 3: room and he locked himself in there and he wouldn't
Speaker 3: he wouldn't come out, and like nobody knew that the
Speaker 3: crazy thing, see this is Tom Green is silly to me.
Speaker 3: I know you like Tom Green, Aaron, but Andy Kaufman
Speaker 3: was so messed up because even the people working with
Speaker 3: him couldn't tell whether he was real, like is he
Speaker 3: really hurt hip is he really? Is he really messed up?
Speaker 2: Is he like nuts?
Speaker 3: Or is he just screwing with us? And and nobody
Speaker 3: ever knew that's how good he was, you.
Speaker 2: Know, Yeah, Well Tom Green has said he took inspiration
Speaker 2: from him, and clearly you can see that. And when
Speaker 2: he did his Saturday Night Live he tried to do
Speaker 2: kind of the same sort of stuff. But yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean yeah, and Andy's awesome.
Speaker 3: I mean, there's no way, Tom, you know, it's sort
Speaker 3: of like, oh, well, Chris Farley was super funny and original,
Speaker 3: and I'm like, yeah, John Belushi, but you know, Tom,
Speaker 3: there would be no Tom Green at all, no matter
Speaker 3: what you.
Speaker 2: Think you Chuck is. Now they're saying the exact same
Speaker 2: thing about Tom Green. He's getting a lot of traction
Speaker 2: these days, and they're saying, like, Tom Green was the
Speaker 2: original podcaster. He's the one that told Joe Rogan to
Speaker 2: do the podcast to begin with. He's the one that
Speaker 2: inspired Jackass, He's the one inspired all of these like influencers.
Speaker 2: So like they're saying the same thing you're saying about Andy,
Speaker 2: they're starting to say this about Tom Green. Now. I
Speaker 2: don't know if you noticed that, Chuck, but he's actually
Speaker 2: getting a lot of credit now, at least I've seen
Speaker 2: it online. People are starting to say that about him.
Speaker 2: But what that's worth, you know, people say a lot
Speaker 2: of things.
Speaker 3: I got you I did see the Rogan thing. But
Speaker 3: you Knowgan, Rogan just kept tripping through his career, you know,
Speaker 3: somehow failing upward constantly. I don't think it was a
Speaker 3: great stand up. I didn't think it was all that
Speaker 3: interesting on fear factor, But somehow he just kept getting work, Yes, Rogan,
Speaker 3: and then he lucks into the best, you know, podcasting
Speaker 3: position in history at a time when podcasting was still
Speaker 3: a joke. I mean, everybody forgets only about fifteen years
Speaker 3: ago was like, what he got a podcast? Nobody will
Speaker 3: ever hear it? What you and your mother, you know,
Speaker 3: that's it. And nowadays everything has a podcast, everything, everyone,
Speaker 3: and they usually have multiples of them, you know. So
Speaker 3: I don't know what to make of it. But Tom Green,
Speaker 3: that is a weird thing that people would even say
Speaker 3: he's inspired all that. Yes, but I can see how
Speaker 3: he did inspire Jackass. I could see how he would
Speaker 3: have inspired. But podcasting is a strange thing anyway, because
Speaker 3: initially it was just audio on the Internet and they
Speaker 3: had a hard time getting it done. Yeah, and so
Speaker 3: there are there's a lot of people with claims to
Speaker 3: you know, being the first one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, Tom did set up entire live streaming studio
Speaker 2: in his house. Yeah, in Los Angeles, and he was
Speaker 2: doing basically like live streaming before there's any technical way
Speaker 2: to do it. He just figured out some crazy way
Speaker 2: to make it happen. With the internet technology and camera
Speaker 2: stuff at the time, it was not easy. He had
Speaker 2: to do a lot of like crazy like kind of
Speaker 2: he had to figure out how to set the whole
Speaker 2: thing up. So he was so he did do something
Speaker 2: unique there. The Webovision show, he had all sorts of
Speaker 2: you know, like celebrity comedy. Friends would come over and
Speaker 2: be the guest. They're just coming over to his house.
Speaker 2: But it was it was an interesting show. I did
Speaker 2: watch it at the time, and not all the time.
Speaker 2: The originator at the time I tune in.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the originators to me are the people that were
Speaker 3: on there in the nineties that were making those crazy
Speaker 3: Joe cartoons.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: It was just it was stuff. It was like, we're
Speaker 3: gonna put a mouse in a blender watch and the
Speaker 3: mouse like it's talking. You going, oh, man, I had
Speaker 3: another idiot's gonna grab me and throw me in the blender.
Speaker 3: Come on, man, you got to throw me in the blender.
Speaker 8: Ah.
Speaker 3: He screams and he gets you and it's a cartoon
Speaker 3: and that's it, and you literally operate the little hand
Speaker 3: that drops the mouse in the blender. That was as
Speaker 3: far as it went, and that was in the nineties
Speaker 3: and to me, that's the guys who started it.
Speaker 2: Sure.
Speaker 3: But as far as the audio thing, yeah, there was
Speaker 3: early experimental days with the audio thing that I don't
Speaker 3: think anybody's ever taken a good like a good like
Speaker 3: historiography of it. Yeah, because you know, Maria Heller thinks
Speaker 3: that she was one of the first. She did it
Speaker 3: in like the year two thousand. You know, uh, what's
Speaker 3: the name Lenosanic started in two thousand and one. Jack
Speaker 3: Blood started a couple of months after Maria online. That
Speaker 3: was again year two thousand, okay, but there were people
Speaker 3: that were making short audios and suf before that, and
Speaker 3: video shorts online. It would just take you all day
Speaker 3: to download the damn thing.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, I know that was a crazy thing back then. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but some applementations.
Speaker 3: But realistically, I don't care what the AI says when
Speaker 3: you ask Google. I don't think anybody actually knows the
Speaker 3: definitive history.
Speaker 12: Somebody needs to write it, yeah right, I mean, yeah,
Speaker 12: it's I guess it's become important at this point, seeing
Speaker 12: as how this is the new media ecosystem, right, so yeah,
Speaker 12: how did it get here?
Speaker 2: And it's it's constantly in flux and constantly changing. It
Speaker 2: kind of eludes being pinned down even like beginning and
Speaker 2: end points of stuff. It's not like a hard and
Speaker 2: fast Well this network was created in this year and
Speaker 2: it lasted for this long, and in this year they
Speaker 2: were doing this programming. It's not even like that.
Speaker 3: But right, it's like television. You know, everybody thinks they, oh,
Speaker 3: we know the history of television.
Speaker 2: No you don't.
Speaker 3: And you also don't know the history of like video
Speaker 3: calling because you're ready for this. In Germany, okay, in
Speaker 3: like right after World War two, guess what, they had
Speaker 3: video calling.
Speaker 5: Booths calling, They had that go on and you call
Speaker 5: on the phone.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like you could use a video phone and if
Speaker 3: somebody else on the other end had a video phone,
Speaker 3: you'd see each other. It was in black and white,
Speaker 3: but you'd see each other on video in Germany, and
Speaker 3: that was right after World War two, And nobody even
Speaker 3: pays attention to that as Yeah, no, it's true and
Speaker 3: is but like I said, it's like the history of
Speaker 3: the media. People talk about it all the time. Oh,
Speaker 3: this is the first time, you know, somebody made a
Speaker 3: wax thing and that next thing, you know, they put
Speaker 3: it on records, you know. But the truth is, nobody
Speaker 3: has written even remotely close to a complete record about
Speaker 3: the Internet and all this stuff, so that I find
Speaker 3: that fascinating in and of itself. Nobody's even bothered to
Speaker 3: record this history.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so true. You know, Well, there's so much it's
Speaker 2: it's it'd be you'd always be missing something as the
Speaker 2: problem that. Yeah, uh, it's crazy. We're here now, though, Uncle,
Speaker 2: and we're streaming on all these different channels. We're going
Speaker 2: out on four different things. It's like very easy to
Speaker 2: do now, Pop.
Speaker 5: Time, chit X got I don't even I can't even
Speaker 5: name them all. I can't keep putting myself what we
Speaker 5: got on here? Only one I know is the only.
Speaker 4: One I know is text is pictag That's the only.
Speaker 2: One I know.
Speaker 5: An X, that's the only two I know.
Speaker 2: I don't know any other ones.
Speaker 5: But you got them all on him.
Speaker 2: Of course. But press the button. Everybody pressed the button
Speaker 2: at Uncle podcast, YouTube, Bags, Instagram.
Speaker 5: Okay, Jimmy, you have to say tonight.
Speaker 3: Sorry, I had to put him back on there we go.
Speaker 3: I got him.
Speaker 5: Up tonight.
Speaker 9: Well, I have a question for you. Do you know
Speaker 9: what is it? When I lived out there, there was
Speaker 9: a radio station where every night before I'd go to bed,
Speaker 9: they'd play Bedtime Beatles and they've played all night long.
Speaker 9: Have you ever heard that radio station out there?
Speaker 5: It's eighteen or eighteen?
Speaker 2: I'm about this serious Sunite radio.
Speaker 5: It's eighteen.
Speaker 4: That's what I was talking about, eighteen, has it?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Well, I think Jimmy's talking about a California at some
Speaker 2: local California station. Jimmy, that's what are you talking about?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I was living out there. When I was living
Speaker 9: out there in the nineties, there was a station, and
Speaker 9: I it's the weirdest thing. I first I heard my
Speaker 9: buddy listening to it, and then I picked up on it.
Speaker 9: First they would always play a message from the Evering
Speaker 9: Billy James Hargus, and then they would play all night
Speaker 9: long bedtime Beatles.
Speaker 3: Danny, do you know this?
Speaker 2: Because here?
Speaker 8: Do you know this?
Speaker 2: Danny?
Speaker 1: I lived the There's a lot of colleagues. I'm not
Speaker 1: from Southern California's, but I'm almost gonna feel This could
Speaker 1: have been some of the college some of the colleges
Speaker 1: like KPFA and Berkeley would.
Speaker 3: Have something like that.
Speaker 2: And it's connected to.
Speaker 1: UC Berkeley. And then there's a station out here near
Speaker 1: u C.
Speaker 7: Davis.
Speaker 1: I bet she has probably connected to one of the
Speaker 1: u C colleges and it was probably a campus radio station.
Speaker 5: Thats what it is.
Speaker 9: I don't know what.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't know what. I'd never heard that one. He
Speaker 1: just could couldn't pick up the stations from l A.
Speaker 1: There was maybe an AM station in the middle of
Speaker 1: the night I could get like can't out of LA
Speaker 1: but that was no Knight, but that was usually a
Speaker 1: talk radio. But I couldn't get the FM stations in
Speaker 1: the knight.
Speaker 3: Yeah, California's California has always had a wild ecosystem again
Speaker 3: with the radio stations. And I love college radio around
Speaker 3: the country, even because that used to be where, you know,
Speaker 3: being in like you know, a minor band and unsigned band,
Speaker 3: that was like the only place I could get on
Speaker 3: the radio. And you know, in Jersey we actually had
Speaker 3: a pretty strong one, the one per Seaton Hall. They
Speaker 3: they got really strong W S o U and they
Speaker 3: were like the only hard rock station in the state
Speaker 3: for like twenty years, and they maintained that as like
Speaker 3: their their you know, their unique position in the market.
Speaker 3: And it was fascinating because it was just a college
Speaker 3: radio station meant to teach these guys how to broadcast.
Speaker 3: But in California, when I was maybe like I don't know,
Speaker 3: ten years old, these tapes from California and they called
Speaker 3: it k FAT Radio and they would put it on
Speaker 3: during the time of the day where the FCC didn't
Speaker 3: control the language, and it was like all this crazy
Speaker 3: stuff that and people started trading tapes of it around
Speaker 3: the country and then DJs on the East Coast were
Speaker 3: actually plugging in these tapes and playing it on college
Speaker 3: radio stations in between like midnight and four am in
Speaker 3: like Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania. And it was one of
Speaker 3: the k radio stations, which again is something that's west
Speaker 3: of the Rockies, and it was from California, and I
Speaker 3: could never find out what the original station was for
Speaker 3: k FAT Radio. They literally called themselves, you know, k
Speaker 3: FAT Radio, but it was a joke. It wasn't the
Speaker 3: original call letters, so I don't know what that is either.
Speaker 3: But California always had weird stuff and also May Brussel.
Speaker 3: Don't forget Carmel, California.
Speaker 1: Mays Maye Brussel was so. I found during the eighties KPFA,
Speaker 1: which was a station out of Berkeley and then on
Speaker 1: the Central Coast once a while. I don't think it
Speaker 1: was like you were saying about. It was kind of
Speaker 1: a joke. There was a station that they had bumper
Speaker 1: stations is called k KPI A G and that was all.
Speaker 1: I don't think that was the call owners, but it
Speaker 1: was kind of a joke, bumper sticker that was around.
Speaker 1: But the college radio stations were quite Yeah, they were
Speaker 1: quite interesting. What you usually know what you're going to
Speaker 1: get on there. It was very kind of a wild
Speaker 1: while less compared to your normal radio stations. But I
Speaker 1: don't know that bedtime with the Beatles that sounds like
Speaker 1: it's almost like a college radio station.
Speaker 3: Remain see. And I love college radio stations because you
Speaker 3: could find local stuff everywhere.
Speaker 5: I haven't heard I haven't heard at either.
Speaker 3: Well, you probably have some cool college radio stations, like
Speaker 3: all the way on the left side of the FM
Speaker 3: dial you usually find them, like almost all of the
Speaker 3: dial is where they usually put them. Yeah, yeah, all
Speaker 3: the way to the left on the F.
Speaker 1: Nine like eighty eight eighty nine, would you that you know?
Speaker 1: Point seven would be to call right.
Speaker 3: Like Mama Is College's thing was like eighty eight and
Speaker 3: w s ou was eighty nine to five. It was
Speaker 3: like all in that area, like ninety or less was
Speaker 3: your college radio.
Speaker 1: You're in California exactly, Jimmy. We didn't catch out of
Speaker 1: the southern California. It's a big state news now in
Speaker 1: some valleys it's an interesting in the night. Sometimes it's
Speaker 1: not as like it used to be. But I could
Speaker 1: catch stations from Colorado in Salt Lake City. Once wide
Speaker 1: you can get some I think, like even like Saint Louis.
Speaker 1: I would catch something bounce in Abaton, there would be
Speaker 1: something in the state of Washington. You could catchle Oregon.
Speaker 1: But yeah, yeah, that sounds really fascinating, Jimmy, that it
Speaker 1: had what was the preacher's name that was doing the
Speaker 1: serving with the bit them for the Beatles.
Speaker 9: No, before they played that, they had a show called
Speaker 9: by Billy James Harkas.
Speaker 3: Okay, now, was he a serious preacher or was he
Speaker 3: a comedy like making jokes preacher?
Speaker 9: Jimmy, Well, he was a very serious preacher in the
Speaker 9: fifties and sixties. He was powsed with General Walker in
Speaker 9: the Gang.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, no, I know. I just was trying to
Speaker 3: because there were two guys with similar names that people
Speaker 3: reference that were broadcasting different things. One of them was
Speaker 3: a joke made by Imus who based it on that guy,
Speaker 3: and he called himself Billy Sawhargas and you know, barely
Speaker 3: even original at all in his comedy bit. But you know,
Speaker 3: so Billy saw Hargas used to say like outrageous things
Speaker 3: like as a preacher, and I misused to do that
Speaker 3: as a bit on AM radio. And uh but but
Speaker 3: Billy the other one that was a very serious preacher. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he was the guy who was in with the Birch
Speaker 3: Society and all that.
Speaker 2: Yep, hmmm interesting.
Speaker 9: Yeah, they play that, and that was like a totally
Speaker 9: independent show, you know, and then they'd go to, okay,
Speaker 9: now it's time for bedtime Beatles and then they'd just
Speaker 9: played beatles all night long.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: You know how they did that, Jimmy. They actually sold
Speaker 3: those records to radio stations. They didn't sell them to them.
Speaker 3: Let me reverse that they paid radio stations. They would
Speaker 3: send them a record once a week or once a
Speaker 3: month of the of the talk of the preaching, you know,
Speaker 3: or whatever, and then it would come along with a check.
Speaker 3: If they played it, you know, they could cash the check.
Speaker 3: And that's the way it went. They distributed those all
Speaker 3: over the country.
Speaker 2: So it's like the talk radio version of payale Life.
Speaker 5: Because they let in to it. Well, just like own
Speaker 5: that made the songs.
Speaker 3: You remember, Aaron You might remember this from the eighties
Speaker 3: or nineties, like and and they replayed these things. A
Speaker 3: few years back on radio stations. They had something called
Speaker 3: Metal Shop, which was a radio show that they played
Speaker 3: around the country. It was syndicated. And uh even that
Speaker 3: guy uh oh Man, the guy who Ricky Rackman, who
Speaker 3: used to do Headbanger's Ball, he did something called Racing Rocks.
Speaker 3: That was another show that was distributed around the country.
Speaker 3: Do you know about those shows?
Speaker 2: I I vaguely. I didn't really watch a lot of
Speaker 2: those at the time, but I definitely know of all
Speaker 2: them that.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, shows like that and Metal Shop and all that.
Speaker 3: They literally would sell them, you know, like you would
Speaker 3: buy them and you could run the commercials or whatever.
Speaker 3: But they came along with like say the Army commercials
Speaker 3: already on it, and it was just a record you
Speaker 3: played with blank spaces in it for you to run
Speaker 3: your own local commercials. So yeah, that's the way that went.
Speaker 3: But this this billy, this Bill Hargus deal was he
Speaker 3: paid to get on those radio stations. So at the
Speaker 3: end it would say, you know, right to the ministry
Speaker 3: at this address. And that was the whole point of
Speaker 3: it is to get people to write in join make donations.
Speaker 3: And so that's what the business model was. They put
Speaker 3: out the record and paid them to play it, and
Speaker 3: then they would get donations off of it. And that
Speaker 3: that's why that independent thing would just be stuck on
Speaker 3: a radio station somewhere, because they would take the money. Jimmy,
Speaker 3: that's why.
Speaker 2: Answer so interesting.
Speaker 9: Time, I mean, is and a class excerment by so
Speaker 9: he was even phoning it in.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly exactly.
Speaker 2: Huh Okay, well yeah, I don't know. Oh, okay, go
Speaker 2: for around with the graphics here, Chuck. I'm still upset
Speaker 2: that your globe graphic went away. I love that so
Speaker 2: much for the lives It just it was such a
Speaker 2: good visual. But it's yeah, I know, it's not your fault.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying they took away that service after many years.
Speaker 2: I had that thing on that on the front page
Speaker 2: of the website for years and years, man, you know.
Speaker 2: And the funny thing is, hardly anybody ever clicked on
Speaker 2: it or anything. Well, I loved it because I could
Speaker 2: just link to it and use it as part of
Speaker 2: my live stream graphics here, and I thought it worked
Speaker 2: real good for it. It would show like whoever was
Speaker 2: on your site at the time. It's really cool.
Speaker 3: No, I thought it was great too, But it's gone now.
Speaker 3: Although I am going to be starting a new front
Speaker 3: page feature, you know, because we've had the same articles
Speaker 3: on the front page for like two years now. We're
Speaker 3: going to have a new front page scroll that's going
Speaker 3: to happen with new writers and stuff coming soon.
Speaker 5: But that's because you're getting rid of the getting into
Speaker 5: this show in man.
Speaker 3: Right, Well, what you're talking about Skype, Well that's the
Speaker 3: Skype issue, but then the type issue. No, it just
Speaker 3: so happens. I'm starting I'm going to actually start this
Speaker 3: in a couple of days on my birthday. I'm gonna
Speaker 3: start it on the seventh. So yeah, so that'll be
Speaker 3: a new front page roll. But I am trying to
Speaker 3: find another one of those things like that globe. But
Speaker 3: that was really a unique sort of service that they
Speaker 3: had out there, and I don't know, it just went away.
Speaker 3: I guess they ran out of money or something. I
Speaker 3: don't know.
Speaker 2: That's all right, I don't blame you, but yeah, I
Speaker 2: just I just missed that. But I'm playing around with
Speaker 2: all sorts of other graphics here.
Speaker 5: I knew, I knew the man over there on the
Speaker 5: I'm really going for it.
Speaker 2: I'm playing around with all these.
Speaker 5: Because I'm looking at him going through here.
Speaker 2: Look, here's an image like this bombing thing. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: you like the transitions that bombing. Here's the bomb transition bomb.
Speaker 2: It's like a sixteen bit video game explosion. I can
Speaker 2: use as a transition a lot of fun. I've got
Speaker 2: all these images of photos I took.
Speaker 4: That I've seen Chucks a wrestling face on here.
Speaker 2: It's a multi media extravagance at the uncle the podcast
Speaker 2: is what it is?
Speaker 5: His face that check is? Yeah, look like the guy
Speaker 5: in the corner.
Speaker 2: It did? It did look like the guy there. Here's
Speaker 2: a picture of the desert for everybody checked out. Isn't
Speaker 2: that great? So anyway, we're going to be live streaming
Speaker 2: tomorrow at some point, probably in the afternoon.
Speaker 4: It won't be at pretty in the afternoon because the
Speaker 4: leave you have a suck at twelve.
Speaker 2: That'll be after the probably some time on there. Stay
Speaker 2: tuned to the Uncle Podcast live streams because we're to
Speaker 2: watch a video. I think we're probably gonna watch that
Speaker 2: No More Bads the.
Speaker 5: Minute and so one. Could that be the only one
Speaker 5: because it's a long, long film.
Speaker 2: But we're also going to try to call that Media
Speaker 2: Orpheus thing if they're open on Saturday, if they're opening
Speaker 2: at all, we're gonna give it a call. We'll see,
Speaker 2: I don't know, see what all these colins women and
Speaker 2: I'm surprised.
Speaker 5: Hey, and call him tonight.
Speaker 2: No Man north Man? Yeah, well north Man.
Speaker 5: I actually you were talking to him.
Speaker 2: I didn't talk to north Man. Yeah, but he might
Speaker 2: be the guest next week on my show. Yeah, might
Speaker 2: be the guest. We'll be cool.
Speaker 3: Hey, you know, Creative Accidents just sent me the weirdest email.
Speaker 3: And I know it's not really something that we normally
Speaker 3: talk about on the Uncle Show, but I was physically
Speaker 3: hanging out with him Creative Accidents in Dallas, uh this
Speaker 3: past year, Right, Yeah, and uh it was really cool.
Speaker 3: We went to the Grassy Knoll together and we went
Speaker 3: exactly on the time when they do the moment of silence,
Speaker 3: you know, at exactly the time of day on the
Speaker 3: twenty second when JFK was shot. There's a moment of silence. Okay,
Speaker 3: And uh so we were there and these QA non
Speaker 3: people went and jumped out in the street and stopped
Speaker 3: traffic in Dealey Plaza. I'm not kidding that happened. Yeah. Now,
Speaker 3: I didn't see any pictures of this or news or whatever.
Speaker 3: But apparently Creative Accidents found pictures and found the news
Speaker 3: and has now written to the guy who took the
Speaker 3: picture and said, hey, you know, do you have any
Speaker 3: more information on these people you took the picture of.
Speaker 2: So I just want to let you know.
Speaker 3: Creative Accidents keeps following up on stuff, like months and
Speaker 3: months later. He does cool stuff. So shout out to
Speaker 3: Creative Accidents. I just want to get that out because
Speaker 3: this is pretty wild. He's got a picture of these Remember, Jimmy,
Speaker 3: I told you these guys were there, and people were
Speaker 3: telling me, Oh, I don't believe you. It happened, And
Speaker 3: here it is. Apparently the Dallas Morning News website had
Speaker 3: actually printed something about it. I didn't see it at
Speaker 3: the time.
Speaker 2: It seems news for the description of it. People gone
Speaker 2: in the middle of the street and disrupting that. Yeah
Speaker 2: it's crazy. Yeah, so yeah on the anniversary. Yeah, but Uncle,
Speaker 2: we got we got a review bound dueba.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna put the picture in the chatroom at shelly
Speaker 3: dot com by the way, just just for everybody else
Speaker 3: to see it, because again I was called a liar.
Speaker 3: And you know what, I could make mistakes, but I
Speaker 3: never make things up. Okay, just just read a record.
Speaker 3: I never make stuff up. I can make mistakes, but
Speaker 3: I don't make stuff up anyway, go ahead, Sorry, guys, Yeah,
Speaker 3: we gotta do the ring.
Speaker 2: Now we believe you, Chuck, and now the proof is there,
Speaker 2: so everybody has to cita.
Speaker 5: You can know the adding on this one.
Speaker 2: Man, Okay, this is hard bounding do baja blast blast.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna rate this a six out of ten, six
Speaker 2: out of ten, same as watermelon, Uncle, as far as
Speaker 2: I'm concerned.
Speaker 5: Man went ten A little oh really, down to tea.
Speaker 5: Tell your guess.
Speaker 2: To nine. You went down to nine, nope, eight, nope, seven? Really,
Speaker 2: So watermelon was a ten. But this is a seven.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it has something in it that it didn't get
Speaker 5: over the eighth month.
Speaker 2: Really, that's interesting to me. Okay, to me, they're pretty
Speaker 2: much the same and not great.
Speaker 5: Well, I know they would fit.
Speaker 4: I know they would to you because I know because
Speaker 4: I know you don't like this kind of drinks because
Speaker 4: the with no like again, no sugar, no sugar in it,
Speaker 4: and that's what you like.
Speaker 5: The sugar in it. Man, you can't have I didn't
Speaker 5: realize people were drinking that.
Speaker 2: Jimmy, how about we go to you. Can you give
Speaker 2: a review on your mount and do real quick since
Speaker 2: a drink?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I just had a power outage for six days,
Speaker 9: so this cold mountain dude, to me today, it tastes
Speaker 9: like a ten.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's over the dice. Ten. All right, Do you
Speaker 2: have any shout outs you'd like to give before the
Speaker 2: end of the show here, Jimmy, Yeah, you can.
Speaker 9: I got nothing.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, that's fair, that's fair. It's good to talk
Speaker 2: to you as always.
Speaker 4: A nice talking to you. And hopefully I had to
Speaker 4: see you come in on the mailbox.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, we'll see you soon.
Speaker 5: And Danny's toon.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's go to Danny, Danny, do you have a
Speaker 2: shout out tonight?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I just.
Speaker 1: I just want to give a shout out to all
Speaker 1: the comedians for making us laugh and forget about all
Speaker 1: the all the shad stuff in the world. I appreciate them.
Speaker 2: All right, sounds good, Danny, Thanks for calling us well
Speaker 2: and thank you for making good on a dollars thing.
Speaker 2: And we will talk to you soon too.
Speaker 5: Hey, be a bay bang in the future, Danny.
Speaker 2: Ok who do we need to shout out to tonight?
Speaker 2: Who we need to shout out?
Speaker 5: People that have been listening to my show the other
Speaker 5: on the other countries. I want to make a shout
Speaker 5: out to them.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm gonna give a shout out to Uncle. Media
Speaker 2: Morpheus may be based out of Pittsburgh, maybe not. We're
Speaker 2: gonna find out. Oh yes, Media Morpheus featuring the many
Speaker 2: Collins sisters, and we're gonna call them up on the
Speaker 2: live stream tomorrow the VHS watch Party with Uncle.
Speaker 5: So I'm curious to hear their voices.
Speaker 2: I really to hear what they sound like.
Speaker 3: Real quick update, we have listeners in Germany, Canada, and
Speaker 3: the UK tonight as well as across the US. A
Speaker 3: little light on my stream, but that's who I.
Speaker 2: See, so yeah, Uncle Podcast. On most of the social media,
Speaker 2: it's Uncle the Podcast on the New TikTok, which you
Speaker 2: must check out.
Speaker 5: New TikTok Danny if you're still on.
Speaker 2: All right, everybody out there, listen to that. Check that out,
Speaker 2: Uncle the Podcast, Die in Dann and uh and uh.
Speaker 2: That's it. Uncle Bring us up for what's his name?
Speaker 5: Three hundred and sixty three in the books Friday, Thank