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Speaker 2: don't know if I said that, but welcome to the
Speaker 2: boiler room. I'm your host, my call Science Hesher. I'm
Speaker 2: Brian McClain, broadcasting live out of Central Texas. Thank you
Speaker 2: for joining us tonight out there on YouTube, Rumble Rock,
Speaker 2: Finn and X. Wonderful to have you here with us
Speaker 2: for this live broadcast. It is January the twenty third.
Speaker 2: We are what three days into the new administration here,
Speaker 2: and I don't know if you've noticed it or not,
Speaker 2: but there's a palpable change in reporting out there in
Speaker 2: the media, all very weird, from very mainstream stuff like
Speaker 2: Saturday Night Live all the way to Fox, CNN. All
Speaker 2: that stuff, some good, some bad, and some ugly, that's
Speaker 2: for sure.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: One of the uglies. We like to watch out for
Speaker 2: here in the boiler room is technocracy and technocratic abuse.
Speaker 2: So that's one of the things we've had our eyes on.
Speaker 2: So much going on, I don't even think we're going
Speaker 2: to be able to get to all of it tonight,
Speaker 2: but yeah, I think myself and my guests have absorbed
Speaker 2: almost a near lethal dose of mass media cartel and
Speaker 2: social media cartel feeds over the last I don't know decade,
Speaker 2: but in particular, this last week or two has been
Speaker 2: bananas quite frankly, this whole twenty three days since the
Speaker 2: year kicked off with an exploding cyber truck, a vehicle attack,
Speaker 2: fires in La So much crazy stuff going on. Also,
Speaker 2: it's been very cold here in Texas. How's everybody doing
Speaker 2: out there? I think it's been cold in a lot
Speaker 2: of places, really cold in some places. So we had
Speaker 2: our pipes burst the other night when it was in
Speaker 2: the twenties here, so definitely feeling it. But hopefully everybody's
Speaker 2: staying warm out there. I did see a lot of
Speaker 2: notifications about power being down and all that, So all
Speaker 2: the best everybody out there experiencing this lovely winter snow
Speaker 2: in Florida. Snow in Houston, really really interesting stuff. But
Speaker 2: let's say hello to the crew tonight. We've got Adam.
Speaker 4: Clark aka Rucas joining us.
Speaker 2: Rucas, what's up? And welcome to the boiler room.
Speaker 4: Yes, hi, how's going? Totally totally ready for this? I
Speaker 4: mean yeah, we're winning over here so much. I almost
Speaker 4: forgot we were doing boiler room and everything. Sorry, folks,
Speaker 4: wearing a hat and you know, whatever, it is, what
Speaker 4: it is. So let's just do the thing because I've
Speaker 4: got a lot to talk about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, we definitely do. All right, let's welcome Jamie Hanshaw.
Speaker 2: Got Jamie Hanshaw joining us. Jamie, what's up? Welcome to
Speaker 2: the boiler room.
Speaker 5: What's up? Guys? How are you?
Speaker 4: Very good?
Speaker 2: Very good? Great to have you with us here. We
Speaker 2: were gonna have you last week, we had all this
Speaker 2: graphics and set up everything, but we are here tonight
Speaker 2: for an update on that one after we get it
Speaker 2: through our ice breaker here. But wonderful to have you.
Speaker 2: If you're not following Jamie, you should go to her
Speaker 2: YouTube and make sure and hit that subscribe button. Jamie Hanshaw.
Speaker 4: You can find her over on the YouTube.
Speaker 2: I've got a there we go, got a tab. I
Speaker 2: got a mute, But that's our channel over there, So
Speaker 2: get on over there and subscribe if you haven't always
Speaker 2: good stuff going on over there. So let's get right
Speaker 2: into it. That's not an icebreaker. Sound wow, we've just
Speaker 2: got everything all jacked up today, don't we there?
Speaker 6: It is?
Speaker 2: Okay? So Sport and I were debating which of these
Speaker 2: to start with, So I think I'm gonna just go
Speaker 2: with this one. This one is coming to us out
Speaker 2: of the New York Post, and let me put it
Speaker 2: on the screen so that you folks can see it.
Speaker 2: Smartphone usage leads to hallucinations, detachment from reality, aggression in
Speaker 2: teens as young as thirteen. New study says, so smartphones
Speaker 2: are making teenagers more aggressive, detached from reality, and causing
Speaker 2: them to hallucinate. According to new research, scientists concluded that's
Speaker 2: always a red flag right there.
Speaker 4: But we'll go with it.
Speaker 2: Scientists concluded the younger a person starts using a phone,
Speaker 2: the more likely they will be crippled by a whole
Speaker 2: host of psychological ills. After surveying ten five hundred teams
Speaker 2: between thirteen and seventeen from both the US and India
Speaker 2: for the study, let's see here psychologist doctor Nicholas Cardaras,
Speaker 2: who was not part of the team but who did
Speaker 2: the study, told the post quote, people don't fully appreciate
Speaker 2: that hyper real and hyper immersive screen experiences can blur
Speaker 2: reality at key stages of development. So I get this
Speaker 2: is probably not coming as a shocking news to anybody.
Speaker 2: Went on to say their digital world can comprise compromise
Speaker 2: their ability to distinguish between what's real and what's not.
Speaker 2: A hallucination by any other name, screen time essentially acts
Speaker 2: as a toxin that stunts both brain development and social development, Cardararis.
Speaker 2: Card Raras explained goes on to say the younger a
Speaker 2: kid is when given a device, the higher the likelihood
Speaker 2: of mental health issues. Later on, the team surveyed for
Speaker 2: the youth mind rising, aggression and anger were significantly worse
Speaker 2: off than older gen zers in Sapian Lab's database, and
Speaker 2: the youngest ages were more likely to suffer aggression, anger
Speaker 2: hallucinations compared to their older counterparts. Really not very surprising
Speaker 2: news there, my friends. I think many of us have
Speaker 2: seen some of the documentaries about this, like The Social
Speaker 2: Dilemma and others, and many of you parents out there
Speaker 2: have probably seen some of these effects in your kids,
Speaker 2: hopefully not. I guess this puts a lot of onus
Speaker 2: on the parents to make these decisions and sort of
Speaker 2: manage the electronic device usage of their kids. But that's
Speaker 2: difficult for a lot of parents, and quite frankly, a
Speaker 2: lot of parents are suffering the same hallucinations from too
Speaker 2: much screen time. Too much screen times enough to give
Speaker 2: anyone hallucinations. So you really got to be able to
Speaker 2: harden yourself against the violence and the political rhetoric and
Speaker 2: all of that. But what do you think, Jamie, what
Speaker 2: do you think about this study? Is it like a
Speaker 2: kind of a duh of course or red pill for people?
Speaker 5: Well, I was just thinking today, I'm so glad I
Speaker 5: was already an adult before we started using the internet,
Speaker 5: so heavily. I was already graduated high school and going
Speaker 5: to college before you know, we learned what floppy disc were.
Speaker 5: And my grandma had the internet because she liked to
Speaker 5: play cards, so even before young people were using in
Speaker 5: the old people were using it to connect. She liked
Speaker 5: to play poker online. Our first computer was her hand
Speaker 5: me down from playing poker online. And so but I
Speaker 5: was already grown. I can't imagine and we're bad enough
Speaker 5: from television, right, Yeah, and video games, so I definitely
Speaker 5: grew up with the first Mario Brothers and Donkey Kong
Speaker 5: and like Super Nintendo and Nintendo, so our brains were
Speaker 5: already primed to slip into this delusional world heavily enough.
Speaker 5: But I can't imagine being a young person with the
Speaker 5: Internet and every comment and like a horrible rude thing
Speaker 5: that everybody ever thought is just there for you to read.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no kidding. I saw I don't remember who who
Speaker 2: posted it. Maybe I'll see if I can find it
Speaker 2: so I can quote it. But somebody posted on socials
Speaker 2: today a comment. It basically was referring to gen X,
Speaker 2: and it was saying, you know, it's it's so strange,
Speaker 2: uh paraphrasing, kind of putting in my own words here,
Speaker 2: but it's so strange to be the generation that is
Speaker 2: stuck right in between the generation that was completely siopped
Speaker 2: by cable news and the generation that has TikTok brain.
Speaker 2: You know, it really feels like gen X was sort
Speaker 2: of that that spot that you just described really well,
Speaker 2: where it was like, you know, like, for example, when
Speaker 2: I was a kid, I was into skateboarding and I
Speaker 2: feel like, you know, uh, the.
Speaker 4: Only thing I could watch on TV.
Speaker 2: About it was like, you know, like random skate videos
Speaker 2: that you'd find at the skateboard store on VHS or
Speaker 2: renting the search for animal Chin, you know, Palparapis video.
Speaker 2: But like I spent my time on the skateboard and
Speaker 2: now I feel like there's a lot of people This
Speaker 2: might be a bad example, but there's a lot of
Speaker 2: people out there that are into things. Young people that
Speaker 2: are into things, but all they do is watch people
Speaker 2: do them rather than go out and become proficient at
Speaker 2: it themselves, you know. And then there's all that social
Speaker 2: commentary you were talking about, just all the negativity that
Speaker 2: gets blasted at kids. It's really difficult, I would say,
Speaker 2: impossible for those of us that grew up without the
Speaker 2: Internet to really comprehend what it's like to have, you know,
Speaker 2: all your peers, you know, in on everything you do,
Speaker 2: posting comments and all that stuff. I mean, shout out
Speaker 2: to the young people out there that don't use social media.
Speaker 2: They're probably the most mentally sound people that we have
Speaker 2: right now, even if it's a small percentage.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I remember when I was a child, like roller
Speaker 5: skating and going and sitting under like a bush that
Speaker 5: had a little carve out, and I would sit under
Speaker 5: there for hours. It seemed like and I'm like, it
Speaker 5: was I crazy? Or do kids not like go out?
Speaker 5: And I just couldn't imagine a child doing something like
Speaker 5: that nowadays? Does that make sense?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Totally totally, completely different experienced Ruckus. What about you,
Speaker 2: I mean, you were a skateboarder, You're still a skateboarder.
Speaker 2: You're a lifer. That may not have been the best example,
Speaker 2: but I could come up with half a dozen more
Speaker 2: or two dozen more.
Speaker 4: Probably you want my comment about skateboarding or about phones
Speaker 4: making people hallucinate?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Both, Okay, Well I like skateboarding. I still skateboards, so yeah,
Speaker 4: although I have kind of upgraded, I am a little
Speaker 4: bit of an approaching singularity. I purchased an electronic skateboard,
Speaker 4: so I don't know Klaus Schwab made me do it. Listen,
Speaker 4: I think we've had the whole thing wrong here about
Speaker 4: the smartphones. I've been doing a lot of research and
Speaker 4: reporting a lot of news lately, and I don't believe
Speaker 4: for a second that the use electronics is making these
Speaker 4: kids crazy. But they're always on it. They're always on
Speaker 4: the screen, it's always right in front of their face.
Speaker 4: And I have seen plenty of examples of how these
Speaker 4: harsh chemicals are off gassing from plastics and everything, our clothes. Actually,
Speaker 4: if you do a little research into this, it'll blow
Speaker 4: your mind. So I believe that what's really causing the
Speaker 4: problem here is the actual physical component itself. And I
Speaker 4: think that we're now this is the golden age, and
Speaker 4: we got the techno bros in the White House. I
Speaker 4: think they're going to figure this out and we're going
Speaker 4: to have a solution to this problem and go straight
Speaker 4: to the chips and the heads, because then it won't
Speaker 4: be off gassing, we won't be breathing it, and we
Speaker 4: won't be hallucinating. Problem solved.
Speaker 2: That's so so much for Maha. I guess Maha is
Speaker 2: just a joke then, and we're going to have to
Speaker 2: get euro Link. Okay, Yeah, well you're right. You know
Speaker 2: that kind of comes down to the whole terrain theory, right,
Speaker 2: Like if you give any credence to terrain theory, you
Speaker 2: kind of have to have a more holistic, you know,
Speaker 2: picture of what is going on, especially with kids, because
Speaker 2: you're right, many of them don't drink water. They just
Speaker 2: only drink soda. And you know, just like crap food
Speaker 2: inundated with EMF. You know, EMF is another factor of
Speaker 2: that they got the off gassing and all that, the
Speaker 2: plastics in everything. I think it's a little odd that
Speaker 2: they decided to use. Yeah, I agree with with Bill
Speaker 2: Hicks there in the chat. It's odd that they used
Speaker 2: the word hallucinations. You know, depending on how you define,
Speaker 2: you know, hallucinations. I think for gen X we define
Speaker 2: it a little bit differently. Same with Boomer gen. Well,
Speaker 2: those were the drugs of the days, so if you've
Speaker 2: ever had real psychedelics. But I see what they're what
Speaker 2: they're saying here, and a great example of it is
Speaker 2: potentially what we saw yesterday. We had another school incident
Speaker 2: and bang bang incident in school. And I spent a
Speaker 2: little bit of time today looking at the manifesto from
Speaker 2: this young person and I don't know, man, I don't know.
Speaker 2: This is sort of a hard right turn here, a
Speaker 2: bit of a cul de sac. But I read enough
Speaker 2: of this person's alleged manifesto, and boy, I don't know
Speaker 2: that it's real. To be quite honest, I have a
Speaker 2: hard time accepting all these so called social media posts
Speaker 2: that are supposed to frame and describe individuals who do this,
Speaker 2: But this one was a doozy. This one was a doozy. Basically,
Speaker 2: I don't even know if I want to get into it.
Speaker 2: But what the if we take it at face value
Speaker 2: the way it's being reported, which I have a hard
Speaker 2: time with, but you know, we'll suspend disbelief for a moment. Here.
Speaker 2: The narrative that's being spun about this individual, seventeen year
Speaker 2: old African American male from Antioch High School in Davidson County, Tennessee,
Speaker 2: I think is one of Internet radicalization. And it's very
Speaker 2: strange because he kind of wrote himself a question and
Speaker 2: answer in the manifesto, and he was shouting out people
Speaker 2: like Candice Owens, Nick Fuentes and others as sort of
Speaker 2: the I don't want to say inspiration, but people that
Speaker 2: influenced him in what the media is now calling Internet radicalization. So,
Speaker 2: you know, like most of these incidents, we will probably
Speaker 2: never know if it was organically occurring or something that
Speaker 2: was taken advantage of and somebody inserted this information in
Speaker 2: there for political talking point reasons. But that's the story
Speaker 2: they're given us with this person. So if everything were
Speaker 2: above board again, which I doubt that would be a
Speaker 2: case that many would say, well, hey, that's that's a
Speaker 2: perfect example of the kind of you know, false reality
Speaker 2: that can be implanted in a young person's malleable mind.
Speaker 5: Well, the interesting thing that stuck out to me about
Speaker 5: that article that you brought up was that it's making
Speaker 5: kids more violent. And you would think that it would
Speaker 5: make them more subdued, and and you'd think they want
Speaker 5: them to be more docile, but no, accelerationism is what
Speaker 5: they are looking for. So a couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 5: Jay had a girl from Twitter who was looking into
Speaker 5: this what's called accelerationism and it's just like radicalizing young
Speaker 5: kids to do acts of terror, and video games are
Speaker 5: involved in this. And so like you brought up his
Speaker 5: little manifesto, which going through it, it was so bizarre
Speaker 5: because I don't know if he is against the N
Speaker 5: words or for them, do you know what I mean?
Speaker 5: Because some places it says that they'll take over and
Speaker 5: other places says they need to be eradicated, and so
Speaker 5: it's just like what are you even whose team are
Speaker 5: you on?
Speaker 4: This doesn't make sense yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 2: It was all over the place. It was all over
Speaker 2: the place, and it was just full of hateful rhetoric
Speaker 2: aimed at all different segments of culture, race, ethnicity, political mindset.
Speaker 2: I mean, it was an absolute mess. Boor and I
Speaker 2: were reading parts of it this morning and we're just like,
Speaker 2: we're stopping after every question and just being like, what
Speaker 2: this is insane, this is total madness.
Speaker 4: I missed it, But this one happened after the big day.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, I'm pretty sure it happened yesterday. It happened
Speaker 2: on the twenty second, and.
Speaker 4: I'm pretty sure. I mean, I haven't been paying too
Speaker 4: much attention to the news. I did hear about the event.
Speaker 4: I didn't hear anything about a manifesto, but I certainly
Speaker 4: did not see on any of my news feeds any
Speaker 4: politician nor Trump himself coming out saying we need to
Speaker 4: ban the things. So that was nice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, actually that would be one of the goods.
Speaker 2: Speaking of goods, bads and fuglies, definitely seeing some walk
Speaker 2: back on and some of the two way assaults, and
Speaker 2: there it is right there for anyone who needs to
Speaker 2: see the article or not familiar with the story. Police
Speaker 2: review writings tied to Nashville school shooter who killed female
Speaker 2: student and then himself. So yeah, it's like fifty six pages.
Speaker 2: His name was Solomon Henderson. He was a black, seventeen
Speaker 2: year old student at Antioch High School, and he shot
Speaker 2: and killed one Joslyn Escalante, who was sixteen, and then
Speaker 2: allegedly shot himself. So two casualties. The narrative is two
Speaker 2: casualties and one young person with a bullet grazing wound.
Speaker 2: So I don't know a lot of a lot of
Speaker 2: fanfare there in his little manifesto to just urd or
Speaker 2: someone at school and then kill himself. That's not I
Speaker 2: don't know. I don't know. Yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 5: This has to do a lot with the rage baiting
Speaker 5: content that we've been talking about. Yeah, how you are
Speaker 5: incentivized to just wake up and say the thing that
Speaker 5: will piss off the most amount of people online, which
Speaker 5: is wild in this climate because they have there's crazy
Speaker 5: people out there that will come to your door and
Speaker 5: you'll you know, you're gonna pepper spray them and uh
Speaker 5: then they're gonna go kill a dog and just crazy
Speaker 5: stuff because you what you posted online. And like, I
Speaker 5: just don't understand a lot of these people. They don't
Speaker 5: they're very reckless because the manifesto was talking about like
Speaker 5: I was radicalized by you know, Cannas. Oh and Nick
Speaker 5: Pointe's mister Beast.
Speaker 2: Yeah, mister best. Thanks. I forgot about that one.
Speaker 5: Turkey, Tom Elijah, somebody I like, there was a whole
Speaker 5: list of people. He's like, these people and video games
Speaker 5: is what trained me to want to kill.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm sorry. I have a hard time buying that one.
Speaker 2: Whenever I see that, it's just like, are you kidding me?
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't know. Maybe there's people out there
Speaker 2: like that that can be influenced in that way, but
Speaker 2: I've never come across one, and I've played thousands of
Speaker 2: hours of video games in my days and no, if anything,
Speaker 2: it's made me safer when it comes to things like that.
Speaker 4: Maybe they asked some sort of broken AI chat bot
Speaker 4: to come up with the manifesto. Who knows.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's why I put that comment on the screen
Speaker 2: there from Karen RP. Definitely, it just felt so disjointed.
Speaker 2: But anyway, I mean, if it was really really an
Speaker 2: organic event, I don't know, maybe there's some sort of
Speaker 2: connection there, but I would say Reddit did a lot
Speaker 2: more harm to this person's brain than any video games
Speaker 2: or anything like that. I would, unfortunately, look to Reddit.
Speaker 2: Did you notice the mentions of like forward, slash pol
Speaker 2: and a couple other different Reddit forums in there also.
Speaker 5: Jamie, No, I didn't see that part.
Speaker 2: Yeah, very reddit oriented, social media oriented. And he made
Speaker 2: a comment in there about live streaming it. I don't
Speaker 2: know if it was actually live streamed or not this
Speaker 2: time around, but that's an attribute that we've been flagging
Speaker 2: up for some time now in the new daily shooter incidents.
Speaker 5: Well, I think the violence is part of it because
Speaker 5: a lot of this is based on what we were
Speaker 5: going to talk about last week, is like this weird
Speaker 5: idea of masculinity and that it's equated with violence.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, Yeah, a lot of that going on. I mean,
Speaker 2: maybe we should get into that, Jamie, because that's what
Speaker 2: we were going to talk about last week a little bit.
Speaker 2: Let's you know, we teased it a little bit and
Speaker 2: we gave a link out to the show that you
Speaker 2: guys did about that, which is a clown World con
Speaker 2: Men Out of this World number fifty nine, which can
Speaker 2: be found on your YouTube channel. Actually do that this way. Instead,
Speaker 2: it looked a little bit better. So it as you
Speaker 2: and Jay and our buddy Tristan. Shout out to Tristan
Speaker 2: clown World. Yeah, out of this world. So you guys
Speaker 2: were talking about the Tate brothers, right, and the legal
Speaker 2: troubles that they're in. And one of the things I
Speaker 2: found really interesting was the way you guys kind of
Speaker 2: broke down, you know, his claims that he makes on
Speaker 2: social media about the status of these cases versus the
Speaker 2: actual status. But I wondered at the time when I
Speaker 2: was watching it, is this all gonna change in flip
Speaker 2: flop because this is a highly politicized thing going on
Speaker 2: with those guys, and we've seen a lot of flip
Speaker 2: flops on highly politicized things lately. So give us the
Speaker 2: breakdown for anyone who may have missed, you know, you
Speaker 2: guys's talk, and I'll link to it on page so
Speaker 2: that people can go watch it in its entirety.
Speaker 5: Yeah. So everything that I'm about to say, I'm put
Speaker 5: a little legal disclaimer came straight from a book called
Speaker 5: Clown Clown World four Years Inside Andrew Tatesmanano Sphere by
Speaker 5: Jamie Tauzin and Matt sha who worked for They were
Speaker 5: journalists from the UK, and they were to embed themselves
Speaker 5: into this new growing group who was very well connected
Speaker 5: m hm, and just figure out, you know, like what
Speaker 5: is going on and what they found out. Well, first
Speaker 5: of all, we were just talking about what is reality?
Speaker 5: So uh, you know, you'll hear a lot of things
Speaker 5: like the Matrix, So this is very heavily molded around
Speaker 5: like Matrix and Fight Club, uh in a couple other
Speaker 5: sci fi movies. But what they focus on is uh
Speaker 5: like custom made reality. So if you lie, and there's
Speaker 5: a lot of magic behind this too, so like you know,
Speaker 5: lying is just prophesying or speak it and it becomes true,
Speaker 5: all those kinds of thoughts and so this is like
Speaker 5: one of the basis of like their their secret teachings,
Speaker 5: and we like kind of dug pretty deep and figured
Speaker 5: out you know, they're taking from real world cults like
Speaker 5: oh Show. I'm sure you guys have talked about, you.
Speaker 1: Know, uh.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, classics, the Booker Whistle guy who was also
Speaker 5: working with I guess the FBI or whatever, and like
Speaker 5: spying on people and you know, the mind control sex experiments.
Speaker 5: So you've got all of that going on.
Speaker 2: So let's see, so real quick, Jamie, what do for
Speaker 2: people that don't like watch the Tap Brothers or follow them,
Speaker 2: what would how would you describe what they do just briefly, Well, this.
Speaker 5: Book is about their war rooms. So it's like they
Speaker 5: have a society of men who you know, probably have
Speaker 5: paid a fee, and the book tells the story of
Speaker 5: their like initiation where they had to fight a professional
Speaker 5: fighter even though they never fought anybody before and learn
Speaker 5: these like secret techniques of masculinity they're in Romania, and
Speaker 5: then they would be taken through like hypno regression and
Speaker 5: there is they A lot of it is based on
Speaker 5: like his dad, who he calls Master Poe, and he
Speaker 5: wrote this like comic book of his dad and it's
Speaker 5: called it oh Man. But so he has people in
Speaker 5: this like club called the war Room. One of them
Speaker 5: is named Iggy simmeel Wise, who was like a master cabalyst,
Speaker 5: and he's someone who's doing the hypnotism on the guys
Speaker 5: and leading him through these like guided meditations. So a
Speaker 5: lot of the grooming network that they focus on is
Speaker 5: like how to hypnotize women, how to like uh, you know,
Speaker 5: control them with different kinds of sex and just like
Speaker 5: you would find in like an oh show or some
Speaker 5: kind of cult like that, And a lot of this
Speaker 5: is based on sci Fi, like from Conan the Barbarians.
Speaker 5: So they call this thing the Scarlet Citadel, and which
Speaker 5: is this character who would make scrolls out of women's skin?
Speaker 2: How do you base a cult on Conan the Barbarian
Speaker 2: there's like ten lines of dialogue in that.
Speaker 5: It's like the novels, like the sci fi novels. So
Speaker 5: I guess in the books that there's a lot of
Speaker 5: like if you have a galactic harem and you have
Speaker 5: to like pret tech them and like you know, it's
Speaker 5: all about wizards and beast masters. I mean it sounds goofy,
Speaker 5: but then they have some like real world you know
Speaker 5: mklter mind control techniques going on about just basically how
Speaker 5: to entrap girls to like webcam for you.
Speaker 2: It's very uh, Boris Vallejo, isn't it.
Speaker 5: I don't know who that is?
Speaker 2: So so Boris you know Boris Vallejo art, He's he's done, Yeah,
Speaker 2: Frank Frazetta, Boris Ballejo, A both those guys. It's like
Speaker 2: kind of the classic, like you know, Conan style artwork
Speaker 2: where it's like you've got your your whole bulking barbarian
Speaker 2: with a you know, well endowed chested blonde girl under him,
Speaker 2: like clutching his thigh or something.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's like on a pile of skulls and she's
Speaker 5: like like, okay, exactly. But it gets really serious. And
Speaker 5: that's like why you know, I don't you have to
Speaker 5: be really careful because he's very well connected, and so like,
Speaker 5: what are all of these ideas doing being disseminated to
Speaker 5: be very influential people, Like, it just gets weirder the
Speaker 5: more you study it.
Speaker 2: And Okay, So one of the things I also found
Speaker 2: really interesting in you guys' discussion. I don't know if
Speaker 2: this was part of the book or if these were
Speaker 2: threads that you guys were pulling on, but you all,
Speaker 2: all three of you made some great points about sort
Speaker 2: of you know, how we had like when I look
Speaker 2: back on the timeline before there really was a manosphere,
Speaker 2: like you basically had gamers, and then you had pick
Speaker 2: up artists, and then you kind of had gamer gait,
Speaker 2: and then you kind of had the birth of the
Speaker 2: manosphere and the men's rights you know, red pill sort
Speaker 2: of thing, and then you know, all the weirdness happened
Speaker 2: with culture around twenty fifteen, sixteen, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: you've got MiG tau men going their own way, and
Speaker 2: then you've got the in cells, the involuntary cell of bates.
Speaker 2: Like there was this you guy, I think you used
Speaker 2: the word that I was thinking, which was schism. There
Speaker 2: was like a series of fracturizations in you know, just
Speaker 2: sort of the generational young men, you know, and girls
Speaker 2: involved too, but for the most part young men like
Speaker 2: really kind of turned into this whole thing. And you know,
Speaker 2: alt right even played into that. And I noted in
Speaker 2: that manifesto he was talking about being kind of nudged
Speaker 2: into alt right philosophy too, So I know that's kind
Speaker 2: of a lot of cultural cul de sacs there, But
Speaker 2: I mean, what do you think about how that plays in,
Speaker 2: Like are these guys predating on all of those crowds
Speaker 2: or you know what I mean, Like who's there, who's
Speaker 2: their target audience?
Speaker 5: Yeah, for sure, like people with who don't have a
Speaker 5: strong masculine role model. And I think they said at
Speaker 5: the end, at the very end of the book, it said,
Speaker 5: you know, a pornography addict is the perfect target for
Speaker 5: what the brothers are doing because they're trying to use
Speaker 5: their skills to make more of it, and their primary
Speaker 5: marketing tool is the like the weaponization of envy, So
Speaker 5: like you don't have enough gotties or whatever, you're never
Speaker 5: gonna break out of your wage slave job. You're not
Speaker 5: surrounded by hot babes like I am. And you'll see
Speaker 5: this a lot in social media now is like, you know,
Speaker 5: pretty much getting people to do things through envy. And
Speaker 5: then once you start, you know, taking their courses, you
Speaker 5: figure out that a lot of their worldview is just
Speaker 5: like a cult of violence. Everything is war. Violence is
Speaker 5: the underpinning of masculinity, is what they'll say in uh,
Speaker 5: you know, the war room. And a lot of this
Speaker 5: is targeted, you know, at women.
Speaker 2: So so tell me if I have this. Right. They
Speaker 2: essentially do like like influencer stuff and like offer online courses, right,
Speaker 2: So their target audience, which are you know, poorn addicted
Speaker 2: males with envy issues and such, uh to pay to
Speaker 2: join their you know, their their their coaching or whatever. Uh,
Speaker 2: and then they teach them essentially cult tactics too, do
Speaker 2: psychological operations on vulnerable women and get them to be
Speaker 2: cam models for them, and then they manage you know,
Speaker 2: the goal I assume is that, you know, the student
Speaker 2: wants to become like the teacher and be able to
Speaker 2: influence young women to do, you know, whatever cam girls do.
Speaker 2: We all know what they do to make money for themselves.
Speaker 2: So then they sort of because what we've seen with
Speaker 2: those guys is they're under fire for having done exactly
Speaker 2: this and then making a lot of money on it.
Speaker 2: And from what I can tell, they manage the money
Speaker 2: that their little cam harum gets and then you know,
Speaker 2: gaslight them about, you know, what their value is while
Speaker 2: they pocket a lot of the money.
Speaker 5: Right. Well, they call it the PhD, the pimp and
Speaker 5: hoset degree.
Speaker 2: Oh well that's pretty on the nose.
Speaker 5: So yeah, it's called Hustler's University and you get that
Speaker 5: the PhD. And it's like a combination of like neural
Speaker 5: linguistic programming and you know common weaponized narcissism, just all
Speaker 5: kinds of abuse making her feel like she's your girlfriend.
Speaker 5: And uh, well, first of all, they'll see who is client,
Speaker 5: Like uh, they'll you know, book a date with a
Speaker 5: girl and be like, well will you bring me something
Speaker 5: on your way or do me a favor? And you know,
Speaker 5: based on how much she resists or is agreeable to
Speaker 5: just like little things like that, and they know, you know,
Speaker 5: you have like a nice person or someone who has boundaries.
Speaker 5: So he even went as far as to like make
Speaker 5: the guy who was coming to interview him from this
Speaker 5: book a box of chocolates, and they're like, why does
Speaker 5: he want me to bring him a box of chocolates?
Speaker 5: And like so these are the kind of mind games
Speaker 5: that they even play on the men. And you know,
Speaker 5: this week they've been doing a lot of like crypto Uh,
Speaker 5: I don't know if you've seen that they've got their
Speaker 5: own crypto coin.
Speaker 2: Well what do they call it? Pimp and hoe coin,
Speaker 2: daddy coin, daddy coy.
Speaker 5: I'm not joking, And so people will you know, buy
Speaker 5: into this. And he's even admitted like that a lot
Speaker 5: of times when you were chatting with girls, you were
Speaker 5: chatting with me because I know to say, to get
Speaker 5: more money out of you. So he a lot of
Speaker 5: times he just like plane out admits, you know, the game.
Speaker 5: But that's why there's something fishy, because there's some kind
Speaker 5: of like mental block between people who want to try
Speaker 5: and defend him and the caliber of influencers he's able
Speaker 5: to get to go to bat for him, I mean,
Speaker 5: Donald Trump's lawyer. But just to think that a lot
Speaker 5: of this, you know, you should probably get the book
Speaker 5: if you're interested, because it names a lot of names
Speaker 5: that I'm not I don't want to bring up.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I wouldn't want to take responsibility for all
Speaker 2: this name dropping, per se. I mean, yeah, yeah, all.
Speaker 5: Of this is a legend, you know. And everything I've
Speaker 5: said is straight from this book. I have no like
Speaker 5: personal I'm just reporting, you know, I'm not touch choosing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right. We're only reporting the news. Everybody just
Speaker 2: saying what people This is all open source information obviously,
Speaker 2: But there's the book on the screen if anyone's interested.
Speaker 2: I see, we've got some friends in the discord that
Speaker 2: have I know a lot of people like this. They're
Speaker 2: like they just a lot of people just they don't
Speaker 2: they don't resonate with these guys' messages because like what
Speaker 2: they do is a lot of like outrage shock sort of.
Speaker 4: Stuff when they're live streaming and talking.
Speaker 2: Like I've seen enough of it to know that you know, it's, uh,
Speaker 2: it fits a formula, and it's a formula that I've
Speaker 2: seen many times. So I myself am not very interested
Speaker 2: in it, at least until I saw you guys analysis
Speaker 2: of this book. But yeah, it's it's so anyways, Yeah,
Speaker 2: the book is uh, we'll we'll link to the book
Speaker 2: on the show page and it's been on the screen
Speaker 2: for anyone watching the show The Clown World. So so
Speaker 2: these guys, is it a guy and a girl or
Speaker 2: two guys? You got Jamie Tashen and Matt Shaits I
Speaker 2: think you guys that that joined his uh his you know,
Speaker 2: coaching degree program on.
Speaker 5: Yeah. They were journalists from the UK and they just
Speaker 5: were trying to see what was all about. And in
Speaker 5: the midst of that, it just got worse and worse
Speaker 5: for them. And uh then all of these other women
Speaker 5: came forward in the UK and contacted them. U because
Speaker 5: these guys the tape have been on TV over there,
Speaker 5: you know, they were on like reality shows and so
Speaker 5: they have strange connections. And then they went to Romania
Speaker 5: because the laws aren't as strict they said on you know,
Speaker 5: dealings with underaged people and.
Speaker 4: Oh great, yeah, so they sounds like they're on the
Speaker 4: path to becoming a world leader somewhere.
Speaker 5: Well that was what's funny. It was last week he
Speaker 5: was saying I'm going to run for Prime Minister of England, which.
Speaker 4: Great, Well.
Speaker 5: It's just crazy because you think that these things are outrageous.
Speaker 5: But then he keeps on getting on you know the
Speaker 5: highest platform.
Speaker 2: Started, Yeah, what's up with that? And I mean the
Speaker 2: UK is trying to they would like to extradite him,
Speaker 2: right because they allegedly have some charges against them in
Speaker 2: the UK that they might be facing, right, so.
Speaker 5: As soon as this is over, then they have to
Speaker 5: go over there and deal with that. And but there's
Speaker 5: different spells at work here and this is one of them.
Speaker 5: So a lot of people under that spell, and then
Speaker 5: a lot of people are under the alien spell, which
Speaker 5: we can talk about after we're done here, like Project Stargate,
Speaker 5: because I think the last time we start talked with
Speaker 5: me and Bla were talking about Stargate Conspiracy.
Speaker 2: Ah, yes, yes, expand on that a little bit.
Speaker 5: So we read that book Stargate Conspiracy about you know,
Speaker 5: basically the people from Serious that have had a hand
Speaker 5: in you know, sort of mixing hybrids or making creation
Speaker 5: on Earth or whatever. And so there's all those texts
Speaker 5: that talk about like the Dogon and the beings from Serious,
Speaker 5: the Autnachi and they would be back when we needed them,
Speaker 5: sort of like a superhero Starman Savior. And this week
Speaker 5: has been popping off with so many like UFOs, and
Speaker 5: I'm sure you've seen the drones and the drones turning
Speaker 5: into UFOs or plasma blocks. So there's like so many
Speaker 5: different episodes going on at one time. I feel like
Speaker 5: it's hard to just watch one channel. So, you know,
Speaker 5: the relations between male and female right now are really abysmal,
Speaker 5: and it has a lot to do with this, you know,
Speaker 5: Mano Sphere take content and then people are really going
Speaker 5: to get their world rocked when the aliens show up
Speaker 5: or like the the sy off kicks off into high gear.
Speaker 2: Right, and of course, uh, totally unrelated other than just
Speaker 2: the vibe and sound and title of it. We've got
Speaker 2: this this new group of technocrat oligarchs and Trump touting
Speaker 2: their Project Stargate. Isn't it isn't that interesting that that
Speaker 2: would happen and be called that right now?
Speaker 5: Exactly? And so Project Stargate is, you know, just more
Speaker 5: AI and interfacing with AI. And you've got the Elon
Speaker 5: bots coming out right, what are they called optimists?
Speaker 2: Yep. Kardashian has one making her soup right now, I hear.
Speaker 5: Oh, man, so we're about to do a stream on
Speaker 5: movies that feature like sex spots and wife bots.
Speaker 2: Oh nice, you got it. You're gonna include the new
Speaker 2: Megan Fox movie. I assume that's been added to the
Speaker 2: canon recently.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that wasn't there. Sure? So Yeah, I've been talking
Speaker 5: about that for a long time, and I think a
Speaker 5: lot of this content that pushes division between men and
Speaker 5: women is also part of paving the way for these
Speaker 5: robots to come.
Speaker 2: In, right, Yeah. Yeah, Well it's funny you mentioned that, Jamie,
Speaker 2: because last week Spoor had Icebreaker kind of set up
Speaker 2: for this conversation, and it was after I tell you
Speaker 2: what it was, I'll see if I can bring it
Speaker 2: up put on screen for anybody. You might have missed it,
Speaker 2: But it was a study saying that women are going
Speaker 2: to be the primary or be using more sex spots
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty five than men.
Speaker 5: Well wouldn't that be ironic plot twist too, because it
Speaker 5: was been the men this whole time saying if you
Speaker 5: don't shape up, we're going to replace you with robot. Right,
Speaker 5: posting girls crying like a homeless person as a handsome
Speaker 5: man walks down the street with his robotic girlfriend, right,
Speaker 5: Just silly stuff like that, But that's what they've been
Speaker 5: saying the past couple of years. You know, you're gonna
Speaker 5: end up alone with all your cats if you don't
Speaker 5: learn to submit. And a lot of that has to
Speaker 5: do with what the they teach in the war room
Speaker 5: that women are the source of all evil and that
Speaker 5: they are dragons to be tamed and you're safer with
Speaker 5: a robot or a man.
Speaker 2: And wouldn't that be like why is this not the
Speaker 2: expected one eighty flip bait and switch that that people
Speaker 2: didn't see coming. I mean, it's just like so predictable almost.
Speaker 5: Like robot boyfriend can protect you because he's probably stronger
Speaker 5: than any man. Right, robot yeah will do like he
Speaker 5: will cook for you, he'll do your tax It is
Speaker 5: in his little robo brain like you or bring you
Speaker 5: STDs or baby.
Speaker 2: Mama's yeah right, And uh, of course it's gonna be
Speaker 2: like you know, you buy your you buy your atlas, right,
Speaker 2: and you give it a name, and of course, uh
Speaker 2: you're gonna name it Chad. Right, if you're a lad,
Speaker 2: you're gonna name it Chad. Here, I go again, sorry
Speaker 2: to all the Chad's out there. Uh, you name it Chad.
Speaker 2: And then it's like you got to pay all the
Speaker 2: monthly things for it, and then you buy the upgrades,
Speaker 2: right you buy the big d uh, you buy the
Speaker 2: protective plug in, you know what I mean? Like you,
Speaker 2: of course you have to pay for all these upgrades.
Speaker 2: There you go, Rucus, there's there's, there's Giga Chad right there, Chad.
Speaker 5: Date.
Speaker 4: Your new robot lover everybody.
Speaker 2: There you go. He won't put you on a camp
Speaker 2: you know, as long as you pay the twenty grand
Speaker 2: to buy him and the monthlies for all your upgrades.
Speaker 5: He has not installed Instagram and he will unlike all
Speaker 5: of his.
Speaker 4: Rights blocked.
Speaker 2: Oh now, now, Jamie, Now you're just now, you're just
Speaker 2: encouraging women to get the sexpot. They're like, I can't
Speaker 2: get a boyfriend and not have to do this whole
Speaker 2: Instagram thing with him. I'd like have to train this
Speaker 2: guy on Instagram. I wouldn't have to do that with
Speaker 2: Giga Chad tate bot, would I?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 5: And maybe he can trade cryptos for you and buy
Speaker 5: daddy coin before it does.
Speaker 2: If you buy now, If you buy now, your Chad
Speaker 2: tate sex robot comes with four hundred Daddy coins.
Speaker 5: You know, call me Daddy coins, and like we're gonna
Speaker 5: be the AI and crypto capital of the world.
Speaker 2: He said, well, I mean that's that's what Trump said too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, right, must be a fan of tape. See where
Speaker 4: this great got it from?
Speaker 5: He said that. Okay. A couple of days ago, he said,
Speaker 5: I know the Trump family well, and him and Baron
Speaker 5: talk on the phone, and I'm like, are you serious.
Speaker 2: Baron's like everybody's new hero right now. You're telling me
Speaker 2: he's he's got a back channel with these, uh, the
Speaker 2: Tape brothers. That's that's not good.
Speaker 5: I like my suitcase. Did you hear that?
Speaker 2: Tell us? Tell us it was.
Speaker 5: It was a sound on TikTok of Baron when he
Speaker 5: was like five years old and he had like a
Speaker 5: Louis Vuitton suitcase going to his kindergarten and he goes,
Speaker 5: I like my suitcase, I have to go to school now,
Speaker 5: and you hear Melania, Yeah, you have to go to school. Launch.
Speaker 5: So they made that a sound on TikTok, and I
Speaker 5: Like my suitcase went viral? Right kees thing ever even
Speaker 5: got one of those songs like those auto tune songs.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's how you know you're really viral.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, but now he's pretty stoic. But like the
Speaker 5: weirdest thing about him is, do you remember those books
Speaker 5: like the Adventures of Baron von Trump.
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that were going around.
Speaker 5: Like the old books, and I want to like dig
Speaker 5: deeper into that and see what they said, because Elon
Speaker 5: was also predicted in an old book. M I can't
Speaker 5: remember the author, but it was like a race from
Speaker 5: mar He's so tall, he's not a knocky wood. You know,
Speaker 5: that's big.
Speaker 2: This one went semi viral too.
Speaker 4: That's funny, Jamie. I just I think it's been out
Speaker 4: for a while, but I hadn't seen it until recent.
Speaker 4: The nanny of Elon Musk, have you guys seen this?
Speaker 4: She said that when Elon Musk was a kid, he
Speaker 4: opened up like a portal in his bedroom and he
Speaker 4: was jumping up and down, saying, Moon, come down and
Speaker 4: play with me, and all this weird stuff. Did you
Speaker 4: see that?
Speaker 2: No, I missed the portal one.
Speaker 4: Some crazy stuff going out there. But anyways, that wasn't
Speaker 4: the weird part, believe it or not. The weird part
Speaker 4: was that the lady told the story the nanny allegedly
Speaker 4: and apparently she really was his nanny. She said that
Speaker 4: afterwards that one of his family members, I don't remember
Speaker 4: who she said it was, told her that you better
Speaker 4: not let anything happen to that kid, because he's going
Speaker 4: to rule the world one day. Creepy.
Speaker 5: Yeah. I saw the one of the nanny who was like,
Speaker 5: he's going to present the mark or something.
Speaker 4: I think it's the same chick. Yeah, yeah, yeah, same one. Yeah. Well,
Speaker 4: she was allegedly told all this, you know, but she
Speaker 4: says she witnessed herself that he had opened up some
Speaker 4: sort of portal. Yeah, no idea. It's the state exactly stargate.
Speaker 4: By the way, where have we heard the project stargate before? Anybody?
Speaker 4: Anybody that was yes, right there it is. If they're
Speaker 4: remote viewing the cis Did they did classify that? I
Speaker 4: don't know. I think this is a generally accepted thing everybody.
Speaker 4: I thought everybody knew this, right.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, mommy bloggers talk about I see mommy bloggers
Speaker 2: doing remote viewing stuff. And it's so funny to me
Speaker 2: because I think I've mentioned this on the show before.
Speaker 2: But back in the nineties when I used to listen
Speaker 2: to Art Bell pretty much nightly with my dad. One
Speaker 2: of our favorite guests was Major ed Dames, and Major
Speaker 2: ed Dames to me, that was the first time I.
Speaker 4: Had ever heard of remote viewing.
Speaker 2: And he had this whole stick that he would do
Speaker 2: on the Art Bell Show and it was basically end
Speaker 2: Times prophecies. You know. He was very into the twenty
Speaker 2: twelve apocalypse that never happened.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that they mentioned that in the Stargate Conspiracy that
Speaker 5: me and Vla did. The remote feeling was Andrew Andre
Speaker 5: Puharik and Uri Geller. Oh yeah, they had a camp
Speaker 5: up in upstate New England where they had kids they
Speaker 5: called the Geller's Kids. Probably MK ultra kind of stuff,
Speaker 5: but seeing if they were good at remote viewing. So
Speaker 5: it's kind of like X Men first class, you know,
Speaker 5: like psychic powers and telekinesis all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 5: Fire Starter, Yeah, all the classic powers. But this is
Speaker 5: well documented in that Stargate Conspiracy.
Speaker 2: All right, so we'll put a link to that book
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Speaker 2: we really appreciate that. Here's another one. I wanted to
Speaker 2: show you, guys. This I thought was funny. Let's see here.
Speaker 2: Am I sharing the screen already?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: I am?
Speaker 5: Yeah, you guys, fucking sucker your job.
Speaker 2: All right, I'm gonna go ahead and mute that just
Speaker 2: in case it's copyright music. But Baron got his own.
Speaker 2: He's been getting a lot of meme memes points.
Speaker 4: I think we know what he said now. Jamie gave
Speaker 4: it away. He said, I love my suitcase.
Speaker 5: I guess I like my suitcase.
Speaker 4: There it is so well, I'll do that clip. If
Speaker 4: you can find me that audio, we can easily do that.
Speaker 4: That'll be a piece of case.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a digestible statement for old Biden too. He'd
Speaker 2: be like, I like your suitcase.
Speaker 5: He said.
Speaker 4: Note.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, the note it said do nice things and
Speaker 2: do what they say and you'll get ice cream.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's see here, Jamie. Do you know Project looking Glass?
Speaker 2: Nimble guest eleven five two two three mentioned Project looking Glass?
Speaker 5: Is that the seeing the future? I think so they
Speaker 5: can't see past a certain year?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, okay, that was major ed Dam's thing.
Speaker 2: We don't see anything like we're able to find you know,
Speaker 2: your you're missing pet, you're missing child or whatever, but
Speaker 2: we can't see anything beyond twenty twelve.
Speaker 5: Yeah, twenty twelve was the my calendar.
Speaker 4: Sorry, I remember the end of the world like it
Speaker 4: was just yesterday.
Speaker 2: I know, we've had so many I feel like we
Speaker 2: kind of just had another one too. Like they've been
Speaker 2: threatening us with all this nuclear warfare and all this
Speaker 2: stuff for the last couple of years and now they're
Speaker 2: talking about denuclear nuclear de escalation again. It's all there's.
Speaker 4: Some certain physicists was out there doom porting everybody, saying
Speaker 4: that the planets were all aligned and shit and that
Speaker 4: CERN wasn't operating, and I'm just like, okay, stop.
Speaker 2: I know, please stop with all this. Please.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think we're getting Aliens and ai not nuclear wars.
Speaker 5: So you know, fingers crossed, your little Syrians are running around.
Speaker 5: So I just did a show speaking of Stargates, about
Speaker 5: freemasonry and the hive mind that they are trying to
Speaker 5: create through the ritual of a body that works in unison.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 5: I can dig up the quote if you want me
Speaker 5: to in a second. But so, yeah, the rituals designed
Speaker 5: to make them all work as a one one mind and.
Speaker 4: Kind of like all the big X accounts do, right.
Speaker 5: News, but their direction comes from serious So Serious features
Speaker 5: heavily in the Stargate conspiracy because of the serious mystery.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 5: Part of the Onnocky Taiales is that they come from serious, right,
Speaker 5: and they they see the series as their great white
Speaker 5: lodge in masonry.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 5: And also this is represented by like you know the
Speaker 5: Eye in the Sky, I am the Eye in the sky.
Speaker 5: Remember that Alan Parsons project. So the song right before
Speaker 5: that is serious. So we just show like detailing how
Speaker 5: all the ancient cultures venerate the star Egyptians, Babylonians, Assyrians,
Speaker 5: how Washington, DC is laid out with the plan according
Speaker 5: to the Egyptian hieroglyph for the Star series. You know
Speaker 5: it's an ovalisk of dome and a pentagram, right.
Speaker 4: Right and right?
Speaker 5: M hm, So what why are all these religions and
Speaker 5: world leaders obsessed with this Serious Star? And now you
Speaker 5: have Stephen Greer coming out uh with his new disclosure stuff.
Speaker 5: Super silly.
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 5: That's why I put that little avatar. Like every once
Speaker 5: in a while they'll like roll out a dusty little
Speaker 5: alien and everyone everyone will be like, oh, look at
Speaker 5: that thing. And so I was remembering that little thing
Speaker 5: that they brought up in twenty thirteen. It was like
Speaker 5: a couple of inches tall at that.
Speaker 2: Well, monkeyloid alien made of cake or something.
Speaker 5: It looks like a little carved doll or something.
Speaker 4: And now we get we get that grainy footage of
Speaker 4: them pushing a little balloon with a stick or some shit.
Speaker 5: What is that I leaning up to? So now it's
Speaker 5: the egg. They're dangling this egg from the helicopter and
Speaker 5: everyone's going crazy about this egg uap or egg ufo. Right,
Speaker 5: And we had just been talking about all the connections
Speaker 5: between Serious and eggs because the people that came from
Speaker 5: Serious are sto be aquatic fishmen like Dagon from the Bible,
Speaker 5: like uh, and they live in their crafts under the
Speaker 5: sea and fly around in eggs. And now we have
Speaker 5: these eggs coming back. So for people who and they
Speaker 5: also talk about this stuff, you know, in Congress. So
Speaker 5: disclosure is going to be part of the plot. I
Speaker 5: think very soon everyone's going to have to shift to
Speaker 5: be thinking about what they believe about aliens.
Speaker 2: Yay, that's gonna be fun. We can't wait for that.
Speaker 2: Let's see. Nimble Guest also brings up in the rumble
Speaker 2: chat Colob. Colob is the is a star or planet
Speaker 2: described in the Book of Abraham, a sacred text of
Speaker 2: the Latter day Saint movement. So the Mormons have their
Speaker 2: thing like this. Several of these denominations claimed the Book
Speaker 2: of Abraham was translated from an Egyptian papyrus scroll by
Speaker 2: Joseph Smith, the founder of the movement. This is also funny.
Speaker 2: According to the work, a collob is the heavenly body
Speaker 2: nearest to the throne of God. So I guess even
Speaker 2: if you're Mitt Romney, you've got sort of your own
Speaker 2: version of this, right.
Speaker 5: Well, Mormonism is Masonry. Even when he was killed, he
Speaker 5: tried to throw up a Masonic hand sign and it
Speaker 5: didn't work and they shot him. Anyways, So Mormonism is
Speaker 5: a mystical branch. It's a derivative of Masonry, and you
Speaker 5: know your own sex cult. So basically, when you are
Speaker 5: in contact with a lot of these people like John
Speaker 5: d and Edward Kelly and a lot of these other magicians,
Speaker 5: they are going to tell you the angels love to
Speaker 5: do wipe swapping, right of course, yeah, he love butt
Speaker 5: stuff and wife swapping. So Joseph Smith and his I
Speaker 5: think who is at Brigham Young The angels like, yeah,
Speaker 5: you need to be polygamous and make a bunch of
Speaker 5: star children so you can populate you know, the different planets,
Speaker 5: because you're going to rule over your own planet if
Speaker 5: you do it our way. So yeah, they just like
Speaker 5: became this sort of This.
Speaker 4: Is why I have a lot of respect for l
Speaker 4: Ron Hubbard. May he rest in peace. I'm just kidding, folks.
Speaker 4: But the thing is like he It's like he sat
Speaker 4: there and looked at all these weird mystical things and said,
Speaker 4: you know what, hold my beer, I'm going to one
Speaker 4: up you and just make the goofiest shit on the planet,
Speaker 4: and you watch. I got this, And he was right,
Speaker 4: He got so many people fool just saying diynetics.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, and uh so he was a crowliesst and
Speaker 5: they have this thing called momb I don't know if
Speaker 5: you know about.
Speaker 4: That guy guy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so he was supposed to have come in an egg.
Speaker 4: And okay, the Aliens, the Aliens franchise has sure the
Speaker 4: face huggers come out of the egg.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's like a green.
Speaker 4: You're right, Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh, I didn't realize that.
Speaker 2: That's perfect. So I guess we know who laid the
Speaker 2: egg now is the mother alien?
Speaker 4: But hasn't there been a long rumor that Ridley Scott
Speaker 4: was involved in that kind of stuff?
Speaker 5: Well we know the artist H. R.
Speaker 4: Geer was, Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 5: The drawing of the alien head, you know, the phallic
Speaker 5: like grapist head.
Speaker 4: The original design was an actual thing on the end,
Speaker 4: if I'm not mistaken, But they went with something they said, no,
Speaker 4: you can't do that.
Speaker 5: Right, I'm sure it just had another little mouth inside, right, but.
Speaker 4: Do you know it's just the back of the head
Speaker 4: literally looked like a dog.
Speaker 5: Oh okay, yeah.
Speaker 4: I'd heard this. Anyways, I've got some Giger right here.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, crazy for sure.
Speaker 5: So yeah, so these aliens from serious Uh yeah, So
Speaker 5: now Stephen Greer, he just made a TikTok and he
Speaker 5: just opened up this new channel for this soft disclosure.
Speaker 5: So aliens are gonna, what comes save us from our
Speaker 5: nuclear holocaust or they're going to swoop in right when
Speaker 5: we need him the most, when we're all infected and
Speaker 5: blood's like dripping out of our eyeballs and they're like
Speaker 5: going to administer the uh anidote or what like.
Speaker 4: So Q won't let it happen.
Speaker 2: You gotta trust the plan, right, we all.
Speaker 4: Know QU is Milania now right, this is official.
Speaker 2: Justid I've been loving the spy versus spy memes of Melania.
Speaker 2: Those are funny.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, she's the only one I can actually like
Speaker 5: stand of all of them. Like, she's the one I like.
Speaker 4: She did clearly do a bit of a Masonic darkness
Speaker 4: to light ritual there with her outfit. You got you
Speaker 4: got to admit.
Speaker 5: The hat in the dark. Well, everyone was making fun
Speaker 5: of her hand under the Bible, and I'm like, maybe
Speaker 5: it's just a shadow.
Speaker 4: I don't I always thought everyone was making a big
Speaker 4: deal out of the fact that Donnie t didn't touch
Speaker 4: the Bible. Weird, right, he did not put his hand
Speaker 4: on it.
Speaker 5: Oh, that was another thing we were talking about. So
Speaker 5: according to some researchers, apparently during the inauguration times they
Speaker 5: are simultaneously doing a Masonic ritual for the raising of osiris.
Speaker 2: That's always fun. Yeah did did you guys? See I'm
Speaker 2: sure you did. The the clip that's been clipped out
Speaker 2: and going viral of Eric Trump busting out the Mason
Speaker 2: sign and Laura Trump like tapping him on the shoulder
Speaker 2: like honey, stop, you're you're showing your Mason sign.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: The triangle. So that's like even Andrew does that triangle
Speaker 5: manifestation or it's called a mudra, Yeah exactly. So I
Speaker 5: can't remember exactly which moodra it does, but it's like
Speaker 5: a root chakra power move, you know, like a magical
Speaker 5: hand sign and cabala. It's called triangle manifestation.
Speaker 2: So it's so like you get you get lots of
Speaker 2: Mona points if you flash it on like National TV
Speaker 2: or you know, Big Internet or whatever.
Speaker 5: Yeah, dude, I'm telling you some of this stuff is
Speaker 5: so cringe. Like when you look at magic, it's just
Speaker 5: you know, you know, thirteen year old boys fantasy.
Speaker 2: Stuff, right, that's what I keep. That's why I brought
Speaker 2: up like Boris Vallejo, like when you brought up Conan,
Speaker 2: and it's just like, okay, this is this is all
Speaker 2: just so I don't know, it takes me back to
Speaker 2: when I was a kid. You know. It's just like
Speaker 2: sort of our version of sci fi. You know, it
Speaker 2: was a lot of stuff like that. I don't know
Speaker 2: how old Andrew Taate is.
Speaker 5: But dungeons and dragons as part of this.
Speaker 4: Yeah, right, So it's definitely.
Speaker 5: Has to do with you know, sci fi, fantasy and
Speaker 5: sci fi. That's its own subject of mind.
Speaker 2: Control, right, Isn't it weird? How Like back in like
Speaker 2: the early two thousands, the matrix was sort of like
Speaker 2: a good metaphor to use, and now it's just like
Speaker 2: so it's like spread, it's so diluted. Now you know
Speaker 2: that that people like like this are using it for
Speaker 2: purposes like this, Well.
Speaker 5: I think it's because they want to push the simulation
Speaker 5: theory game theory that you know, reality isn't real mm
Speaker 5: and that we all live in a matrix and we
Speaker 5: can control the matrix. That's part of what the insider,
Speaker 5: you know, war room or whatever real world.
Speaker 2: Yeah, break out and not break out of the matrix,
Speaker 2: but become neo and control the matrix, right yeah, And.
Speaker 5: That's exactly what they're getting at. And so even another
Speaker 5: group of theirs is called real world as opposed to
Speaker 5: you know, the fake world or clown world of the NPCs.
Speaker 5: So we live in the real world, i e. We
Speaker 5: know how to program the matrix, which is a lot
Speaker 5: of just like hermetic mind over matter, the secret like
Speaker 5: manifest if you say, if you put yourself in alignment
Speaker 5: with it, like I've heard all of the alien gurus
Speaker 5: like Bashar and Esther Higgs, and it's all just repackaged
Speaker 5: stuff from ancient Egypt, from Hermerica and you know, like
Speaker 5: you are what you think.
Speaker 2: You are, right, sort of that if you think it,
Speaker 2: you can create it sort of thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, right, right, manifestation And we were talking about Okay,
Speaker 4: so I don't know why it came up again, but
Speaker 4: the ancient alien people love to talk about how in
Speaker 4: the higher glyphics they're holding like what appears to be
Speaker 4: like a purse or a handbag or a suitcase. Right,
Speaker 4: oh yeah, like baron, maybe that's the that's probably.
Speaker 2: Suitcase.
Speaker 5: I like it and they even have a wristwatch. I
Speaker 5: don't know if you've seen any of those reliefs, and
Speaker 5: they're like, what is this circular wristwatch thing on the
Speaker 5: on Naki's wrist. I mean like, I don't know, man, it's.
Speaker 2: An Apple watch.
Speaker 4: Clearly, yeah, don't ask me. I'm just a worthless slave
Speaker 4: here to fetch cold for them or something.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 5: Well, that's another part of the synops. So people just watch.
Speaker 5: Everyone's gonna not everyone, but certain people are going to
Speaker 5: like have an awakening that I'm part you know, Pleaadian
Speaker 5: or I'm part Syrian. I'm getting downloads from the mothership.
Speaker 5: The Glee blurbs tell me that I'm the ultimate zerr,
Speaker 5: you know, like we need to just love each other.
Speaker 4: Have you met anybody like that?
Speaker 5: I have?
Speaker 4: I have a friend, Yeah, I believe, one hundred percent convinced,
Speaker 4: no joke. He is like an alien hybrid. He knows
Speaker 4: the whole story of his abduction and everything is the
Speaker 4: name of his alien five is crazy and the dude
Speaker 4: is not mental at all. Otherwise, I mean.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like he has a job and everything.
Speaker 7: Like.
Speaker 5: These are the kind of people you meet at conventions
Speaker 5: and stuff when you go to a lot of like
Speaker 5: Alien Kahn or like conspiracy con We just went to
Speaker 5: a scary movie convention. Jay got invited to speak about
Speaker 5: horror movies. A cult and horror movies, and we had
Speaker 5: a booth there, and it's just kind of funny what
Speaker 5: kind of people you end up in the same room with. Like,
Speaker 5: to the left of us, we've got like, uh, Count
Speaker 5: Gore Deval, who was like the male Elvira. He's still
Speaker 5: out here being Dracula eighty years later. And then you
Speaker 5: know the right, we have like all these John Carpenter.
Speaker 5: Actually it was cool. It was one of the composers
Speaker 5: of the John Carpenter soundtracks, Alan Howarth.
Speaker 4: Oh cool, he wrote all the.
Speaker 5: Classic Halloween themes. And oh yeah, there's Gordon All. Yeah.
Speaker 5: So these are the people that I are my peers.
Speaker 5: Apparently he was there, the real guy was Yeah he
Speaker 5: was there.
Speaker 4: Wow. Cool.
Speaker 5: No, we were kind of busy.
Speaker 2: But Jay learned his lesson about asking for autographs back
Speaker 2: when he was when he met beast Master.
Speaker 5: Right, they're expensive.
Speaker 4: I know, they're not free.
Speaker 5: Uh, autographs is a great racket, but so yeah, people
Speaker 5: that come up to your booth want to talk all
Speaker 5: this nonsense about you know, I'm gang stopped and I'm like,
Speaker 5: you know, the Princess of ple eighties and I'm the
Speaker 5: seventh son of like the King of Atlantis, and you know,
Speaker 5: or tell you all their conspiracy theory. You know, you
Speaker 5: just get like a handful of mixed nuts.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: Well, it's not it's not a bad racket because you know,
Speaker 2: they're sort of hedging. It's like maybe this will catch on,
Speaker 2: you know, and if it catches on a cult leader,
Speaker 2: you know, you should always have like a fallback, you know,
Speaker 2: cult leader position in mind in case life gets rough
Speaker 2: for you have the opportunity, right well, and may.
Speaker 4: You want to run for president? Sorry? Sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry,
Speaker 4: I take it back.
Speaker 5: They've got this cult leader formula all zipped up. You know,
Speaker 5: you have to find a targeted audience and then you
Speaker 5: have to figure out who that they think is they
Speaker 5: can have contempt for. You know, if it's like men,
Speaker 5: it's like we hate women, or if it's like women,
Speaker 5: we hate men, it's like you have to find somebody
Speaker 5: appeal to their anger and bitterness and hate, tell them
Speaker 5: that you have a solution and that you are the
Speaker 5: holder of some ultimate truth, as in I know the
Speaker 5: keys to the matrix for example, right, or oh, show
Speaker 5: I know the way to enlightenment, freedom, all of the
Speaker 5: just I can't believe what people fall forward.
Speaker 4: But yeah, it was easy back in the day when
Speaker 4: everybody else didn't know how to read. See, and we're
Speaker 4: swiftly reapproach that era now as we keep passing on
Speaker 4: all of our mental faculty tasks that we used to
Speaker 4: be good at as humans to the machines. So we
Speaker 4: could be getting back to a dumb down civilization where
Speaker 4: we're dependent on either the elite priest class who are
Speaker 4: probably now going to be the machines. The AI will
Speaker 4: now serve that role to set us dumb folks straight.
Speaker 5: Well, not only the dumb people, but the non upgraded.
Speaker 5: So this also has.
Speaker 4: To do with I was being sarcastic.
Speaker 5: Hey, yeah, but you're right, like they want hybrids now,
Speaker 5: machine hybrids and animal hybrids. They just passed some kind
Speaker 5: of launch pan where they said that you can start
Speaker 5: experimenting on animal human hybrids.
Speaker 4: We saw that always with Japan. What the hell is
Speaker 4: Japan's problem?
Speaker 5: Ah, they got their own dose after World War Two?
Speaker 2: Have they not seen direction? Do they not know how
Speaker 2: this works out? I mean on right, you end up
Speaker 2: with a whole room full of mistakes, mistaken Ripley hybrids.
Speaker 4: They were all traumatized by those Ring movies.
Speaker 2: I guess right, Well, you know, I can't help but
Speaker 2: sort of pivot at this point because we're kind of
Speaker 2: like bumping up against the edges of this topic. Here,
Speaker 2: let me put this on the screen. Let's talk about
Speaker 2: Larry Ellison and stargate for a second. Here, here's something
Speaker 2: that was said just the other night.
Speaker 8: The first data centers are actually under construction in Texas already,
Speaker 8: and we'll be turning them over over to SAM to
Speaker 8: start training the next their next model. The data center
Speaker 8: we already built, it was the largest computer ever built.
Speaker 8: The data center data center we're building well surpass it
Speaker 8: and be the largest computer ever built which enables this AI,
Speaker 8: which which will allow personalized medicine. This is going to
Speaker 8: touch all of us. Yes, it takes a huge investment,
Speaker 8: but the result of the investment will be vaccines that
Speaker 8: prevent cancers, personalized medicine where we never again run into
Speaker 8: a problem like COVID nineteen before. Because we had an
Speaker 8: early warning. We know when COVID starts, when there are
Speaker 8: a handful of patients rather than having to wait until
Speaker 8: it's become an epidemic and very difficult to control. This
Speaker 8: is a very large investment that affects all of.
Speaker 4: Humanity, all right, don't even affects his wallet, his net worth,
Speaker 4: that's what it affects.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and his has no problems, like no problems whatsoever.
Speaker 2: You know, Larry Ellison is probably one of the techno
Speaker 2: crew that is not talked about as much as he
Speaker 2: should be. You know, back when I worked for the Navy,
Speaker 2: I did a lot of it projects that were built
Speaker 2: on Oracle gear, and I remember being so offended at
Speaker 2: the cost of his stuff, like the cost, and on
Speaker 2: top of that, he was doing a similar thing that
Speaker 2: Zuckerberg Zuckerberg over here does, which is hoovering up and
Speaker 2: buying up anything that looked like it could compete with
Speaker 2: something that he was building or could be a nice
Speaker 2: addition to the software suite. And I mean it was
Speaker 2: so expensive just to license the high end Oracle database
Speaker 2: and to use that was the first time I used
Speaker 2: anything that was billed as artificial intelligence. We had a
Speaker 2: So this is around the two thousand, between two thousand
Speaker 2: and three and two thousand and fifteen or so did
Speaker 2: I used to work on this stuff and it was insane,
Speaker 2: like how many Oracle reps you would have to have
Speaker 2: coming out to site to do any upgrades or anything like.
Speaker 2: I got so frustrated. It was like, look, I could
Speaker 2: build you an enterprise IT system on open source software,
Speaker 2: you know, using PHP and Maasql, rather than using this
Speaker 2: guy's thing that you know, we have to pay seventy
Speaker 2: thousand dollars or a picking an arbitrary number, but it
Speaker 2: wasn't plus or minus ten thousand from that at the time.
Speaker 2: And this guy has so many government contracts. I mean,
Speaker 2: this guy had more government contracts at the time than
Speaker 2: Bezos or Elon or anybody. And of course he's one
Speaker 2: of the people involved with Pallenteer in the sense that
Speaker 2: I guarantee you the Pallentnteer back end runs on Oracle software.
Speaker 2: And you know, we talk about Elon Musk a lot
Speaker 2: about how he wants to be Tony Stark, but I
Speaker 2: think Larry Ellison is the real Tony Stark want to be.
Speaker 2: He was even in an Iron Man movie. I believe
Speaker 2: he was in Iron Man three in a cameo. So
Speaker 2: this whole concept of Project Stargate and tying it to
Speaker 2: supercomputers artificial intelligence and selling it to the public as
Speaker 2: a good thing, you know, using the.
Speaker 4: Talking point Oracle guy. This is all like like as
Speaker 4: in the Oracle of Delphi.
Speaker 2: Right, well, yeah, I mean we can assume that's probably
Speaker 2: uh behind the naming of his company.
Speaker 4: Well that's two, that's two divination type things right there.
Speaker 4: If he's the Oracle guy and now Project Stargate, which
Speaker 4: with the CIA's thing. I don't know, And you know,
Speaker 4: I've heard there was a lot of folks that say,
Speaker 4: historically speaking, they think that what was going on with
Speaker 4: the Oracle of del Thi was there was again no joke,
Speaker 4: some sort of off gassing going on that like she
Speaker 4: was all high on some fumes going on with the
Speaker 4: volcano or some shit like that.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, the priestess would sit in a chair above
Speaker 5: the fissure where the gases would come out and let
Speaker 5: it enter her between her legs and like a snake.
Speaker 5: And that's why you know, the words for priests and
Speaker 5: python and pythia come from. So yeah, the gases definitely
Speaker 5: have something to do with that.
Speaker 4: Weird.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So they say that this project if you're not familiar.
Speaker 2: They say that this project Stargate is they're calling it
Speaker 2: part of Trump's initiative, and he's definitely out there talking
Speaker 2: about it. But I found it interesting that he's saying
Speaker 2: that the government's not putting money into it, just these
Speaker 2: tech oligarchs. So it's like, don't be mad, we're not
Speaker 2: going to use your tax dollars, but we're gonna make
Speaker 2: sure that Sam Altman of open Ai, Larry Ellison of Oracle,
Speaker 2: and Masayushi Son of soft Bank and others are going
Speaker 2: to be building this thing with their own money and
Speaker 2: it's all for your own health benefits. Does that sound familiar?
Speaker 2: That kind of sounds like the neuralink pitch right, because
Speaker 2: it's like, oh, I'm gonna build this. I'm gonna build
Speaker 2: enough of these robots to sew a neuralink into six
Speaker 2: billion people's heads, no problem, And we're gonna do it
Speaker 2: because of you know, autism, or because of cataracts or
Speaker 2: because of you know whatever, you know, affliction cants or whatever.
Speaker 2: It's interesting though, when you look into some of these people,
Speaker 2: like I've seen this one reposted, uh mt rx is
Speaker 2: real posted this one? Let me h. This is an
Speaker 2: older clip of Larry Ellison talking here. But this is
Speaker 2: uh says a lot.
Speaker 8: We'll be on their best behavior because we're constantly recording
Speaker 8: and reporting everything that's going on, and it's it's unimpeachable.
Speaker 8: The cars, the cars have cameras, you know, cameras on them,
Speaker 8: all right, we have I think we have a squad
Speaker 8: car here someplace, but those kind of applications using AI
Speaker 8: if we can use AI, and we're using AI to
Speaker 8: monitor the video. So if that altercation had occurred, that
Speaker 8: occurred in Memphis, the chief of police would be immediately notified.
Speaker 8: It's not people that are looking at those cameras, it's
Speaker 8: AI that's looking at the camera. No, no, no, you
Speaker 8: can't do this. It would be like a shooting that's
Speaker 8: gonna be immediately. That's gonna be an event that's immediately,
Speaker 8: an alarm is gonna go off, it's gonna be and
Speaker 8: we're gonna we're gonna have supervision, and there was. Every
Speaker 8: police officer is going to be supervised at all times,
Speaker 8: and the supervision will and if there's a problem, AI
Speaker 8: will report the problem and report it to the appropriate person,
Speaker 8: whether it's the sheriff or the chief or whomever we
Speaker 8: need to take control of the situation. We have you know,
Speaker 8: same thing, we have drones. We just if there's something
Speaker 8: going on in a shopping and I'll stop, a drone
Speaker 8: goes out there and got there way faster than a
Speaker 8: police car. There's no reason for by the way, high
Speaker 8: speed chases. You shouldn't have high chief speed chases between cars.
Speaker 8: You just have a drone follow the car. I mean,
Speaker 8: it's very very simple. And the new generation generation of
Speaker 8: autonomous drones, citizens will be on their best behavior.
Speaker 2: So there you go. Citizens will be on their best
Speaker 2: behavior because everything they do will all be on tape,
Speaker 2: on live and monitored by artificial intelligence. So hmmm, that's
Speaker 2: sort of his vision many people's vision actually for the technocratic,
Speaker 2: authoritarian state of the future.
Speaker 5: Isn't that what we've always wanted? More AI surveillance, right, right?
Speaker 2: And I mean I think I think the whole like
Speaker 2: one of the big points of this is the the
Speaker 2: classic problem reaction solution, right for to for people to
Speaker 2: want the all seeing I right, Like, like someone might
Speaker 2: argue a technocrat boot liquor might argue that what happened
Speaker 2: in Nashville yesterday will never happen again if we've got
Speaker 2: you know, floating cameras everywhere, on everyone, you know, so
Speaker 2: so a flurry of events that and be managed with
Speaker 2: more surveillance.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: This, This, I think is probably one of the biggest
Speaker 2: points of turning all of the technocrat oligarchs into uh,
Speaker 2: you know, freedom loving conservatives. You know, they're they're grifting
Speaker 2: on you know, the zeitgeist.
Speaker 5: Right now, we'll just think of it as your little
Speaker 5: AI guardian angel.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, isn't it isn't that where it leads
Speaker 2: to where you have the your own AI buddy, and
Speaker 2: your own AI buddy is one of those cameras on
Speaker 2: you all the time. And then perhaps the next level
Speaker 2: up is not just you know, uh, this guy floating
Speaker 2: around next to you and you can you can name
Speaker 2: her scarlet or whatever, or if you can afford an optimist,
Speaker 2: you know, then it's in there. But that next phase
Speaker 2: is in your head because that's when the neuralink comes in.
Speaker 2: Because the cameras can only observe you doing things and
Speaker 2: saying things. The computers can observe you typing things. But
Speaker 2: if you got neuralink in your head, it's you know,
Speaker 2: quite possibly if it works the way they say it and.
Speaker 4: He just think, did you he just thought that exactly?
Speaker 2: Wow?
Speaker 4: Get them.
Speaker 2: That's where that heads. So they all, like, you know,
Speaker 2: the conspiracies converge. I suppose at that point.
Speaker 5: I don't know if you guys heard about book bannings.
Speaker 5: Have you heard about that at all?
Speaker 2: What do you mean? Expand?
Speaker 5: Uh? So it just stuff goes around, you know, on
Speaker 5: X and TikTok. I have no idea what's you know,
Speaker 5: hyperbole or not anymore. But apparently people have been posting
Speaker 5: books that they want to start banning a lot of
Speaker 5: classics nineteen eighty four, animal Farm, those type of a
Speaker 5: way idle.
Speaker 2: Book bands what. Yeah?
Speaker 5: But uh, the TikTok ban might have been a way
Speaker 5: for Facebook to take over and Meta to take over
Speaker 5: TikTok because a lot of people have been reporting that
Speaker 5: it hasn't been the same since it came back online.
Speaker 2: Oh maybe they just had to reboot it to change.
Speaker 5: It a bit well, to switch the servers over to
Speaker 5: you know, Facebook servers. Like because you mentioned that Zuckerberg
Speaker 5: always wanted to acquire things that were a competition to him,
Speaker 5: So yeah, he's been lobbying against TikTok for a couple
Speaker 5: of years at least, and that's why that even came
Speaker 5: to be a thing because of Facebook lobbying against TikTok.
Speaker 5: And then the rumor is that they've finally just gave
Speaker 5: in and sold it to him.
Speaker 2: Which would be funny because Zuckerberg basically ripped TikTok off
Speaker 2: with ig reels and having stories on Facebook itself.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but the algorithms aren't the same, and people notice that.
Speaker 5: Like I even noticed it too, because I always have
Speaker 5: a lot of cute animals pop up on my TikTok algorithm.
Speaker 5: And then when it came back, like all of that
Speaker 5: stuff was gone. You see a lot of weird people,
Speaker 5: people you don't recognize. The funny thing was actually the
Speaker 5: week before the ban of TikTok, it was going back
Speaker 5: and forth. It was like, they're gonna ban it, No,
Speaker 5: they're not, Yes they are. Then they're going to extend
Speaker 5: it for however long, and then they finally went dark.
Speaker 5: But in preparation for this, everybody went to this Chinese
Speaker 5: app called Red Note because they were trying to say that,
Speaker 5: you know, they don't want China to have our data
Speaker 5: and it's a national security threat and that's why you
Speaker 5: can't have TikTok, and everyone's like, screw you, We'll just
Speaker 5: go directly to China because apps like Meta are worse
Speaker 5: for data stealing, and you give more information to Chinese
Speaker 5: websites like Timu and Sheen and these like big shopping
Speaker 5: malls from China than you ever do to TikTok. So
Speaker 5: everyone just went over to Red Note and made a
Speaker 5: bunch of Chinese friends, and there was a lot of
Speaker 5: like cultural discussions going on about how a lot of
Speaker 5: people in China live better than Americans, Like they would
Speaker 5: show their grocery call and Americans like, dang you, you
Speaker 5: actually got a bunch of groceries for a reasonable price,
Speaker 5: and they're living a lot better over there. And then
Speaker 5: the Chinese people are reporting like wow, we didn't know,
Speaker 5: like how bad you had it. So it was very
Speaker 5: interesting culture exchange. When they thought TikTok was going to
Speaker 5: be taken away, they just went straight to the Chinese
Speaker 5: people and started making friends over there.
Speaker 2: I did see that, and I saw a lot of
Speaker 2: Chinese users really mad about all the pale faced people
Speaker 2: that were showing up in their feet all of a
Speaker 2: sudden too.
Speaker 5: Well. Also, during the twelve hours that Americans were banned
Speaker 5: a lot of other countries came out and were like
Speaker 5: talking smack about Americans, but then a lot of them realized, like,
Speaker 5: we're way too entertaining. We need them because they're the
Speaker 5: funniest and the most entertaining.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I heard there was a popular hashtag or a slogan
Speaker 4: that everyone used to love saying on TikTok, but they're
Speaker 4: not allowed to say it anymore. Weird.
Speaker 5: What is that?
Speaker 4: I can't say it because we're on YouTube, But it
Speaker 4: has to do with freeing a particular country. Oh dash
Speaker 4: makestream does not want them to be free apparently.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they really don't. I was going to ask you
Speaker 2: that next. Are you seeing any of the same stuff
Speaker 2: in your feed that you used to see giving information
Speaker 2: about the conflict in Gaza?
Speaker 5: Oh heck no, that's all been scrubbed, completely gone, along
Speaker 5: with my rock high axes. So no more updates on
Speaker 5: that place, which you know, that was a crazy thing
Speaker 5: to witness, just an entire place get wiped out and
Speaker 5: no one could do anything about it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I mean that was, as far as I
Speaker 2: can tell, that was the main goal of getting rid
Speaker 2: of TikTok. It had nothing to do with China or
Speaker 2: data collection or anything like that. I don't think our
Speaker 2: government gives a shit about that.
Speaker 5: No, And I think it was just too ahead of
Speaker 5: the curve because you would find out things on there
Speaker 5: that you didn't find out un till two days later,
Speaker 5: you know, on X or whatever, and it was like
Speaker 5: boots on the ground actually having footage of what's actually happening.
Speaker 4: So ninety of what was on X for a while
Speaker 4: there was just people reposting, re uploading from TikTok and
Speaker 4: al It's just them reposting and uploading themselves. It's weird.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a lot of that. I have a great clip
Speaker 2: about the TikTok band, but of course it's buried under
Speaker 2: ten thousand uh links. Here we go found it. Let
Speaker 2: me put this one on.
Speaker 8: The is the twenty four to seven news channel of
Speaker 8: so many of our young people, and it's like Al
Speaker 8: Jazeera on steroids.
Speaker 9: In November of twenty twenty three, a recording was leaked
Speaker 9: of Jonathan Green Black, the head of the ADL, referring
Speaker 9: to TikTok as a problem that needed to be taken
Speaker 9: care of.
Speaker 1: Having problem young and all, and we have a tech
Speaker 1: talk problem, a problem that gave up the brain that
Speaker 1: gave up all these other amazing innovation energy towards them
Speaker 1: like that.
Speaker 9: Now, one interesting side note here is that I came
Speaker 9: across an ADL report expressing frustration that they couldn't access
Speaker 9: TikTok's analytics the way they can with every other big
Speaker 9: tech company, Like should they be able to do that? Anyway?
Speaker 9: Now we're about a month into this war, and all
Speaker 9: these studies started coming out making claims about the proliferation
Speaker 9: of anti semitism on TikTok. The most notable one from
Speaker 9: a statistician and tech executive named Anthony Goldblum, and tweeted
Speaker 9: out on November thirty that a study he commissioned concluded
Speaker 9: thirty minutes a day on TikTok makes someone seventeen percent
Speaker 9: more anti Semitic. Politicians like Nikki Haley would then go
Speaker 9: on to regurgitate this claim on national television.
Speaker 10: Do need to ban TikTok once and for all, And
Speaker 10: let me tell you why. For every thirty minutes that
Speaker 10: someone watches TikTok every day, they become seventeen percent more
Speaker 10: anti Semitic.
Speaker 9: Except that survey didn't say that at all, because a
Speaker 9: it conflated anti Israel and anti Semitic sentiments, which I
Speaker 9: believe to be different and me. Goldbloom himself admitted that
Speaker 9: he made some logical leafs when he was drawing his conclusion,
Speaker 9: but now things are really moving at a rapid pace.
Speaker 9: The next day, on December one, twenty twenty three, The
Speaker 9: New York Post reported that a group of forty mostly
Speaker 9: Jewish tech leaders and business executives confronted TikTok CEO shows
Speaker 9: Echu over their concerns about anti Semitism and the allegedly
Speaker 9: disproportionate popularity of pro Palestine videos on the app. One
Speaker 9: of those executives Anthony Goldbloom, the same Anthony Goldblum who
Speaker 9: we are just talking about everything. I understand the meeting
Speaker 9: didn't go well in the sense that TikTok didn't commit
Speaker 9: to a kind of wholesale removal of pro Palestinian or
Speaker 9: anti Israel content. So from then on, the fight against
Speaker 9: TikTok pivoted from a kind of pr battle that we
Speaker 9: were just looking at and now laying the groundwork to
Speaker 9: push legislation through that would ultimately ban the app.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll stop it there. It's a bit of
Speaker 2: a long clip. It's an older clip, but timely considering
Speaker 2: what we're talking about.
Speaker 4: Now, especially with the legislation, considering concerning the anti semitism
Speaker 4: thing they did that, I guess.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know what the status of that one is.
Speaker 2: That that one was looking like it was going to
Speaker 2: be a big thing last year, and it's certainly going
Speaker 2: to keep rearing its head, that's for sure. So you
Speaker 2: know that between that and Telegram, I think that's where
Speaker 2: people were getting the most unfiltered information on that conflict.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 2: And it's too bad to hear that one of those
Speaker 2: resources is gone, especially when they lie to people about
Speaker 2: why it's gone.
Speaker 5: People were making jokes about how it's a zombie now
Speaker 5: are calling it titch toch right. It's just different. It's
Speaker 5: funny how these different platforms have their own flavor. You know,
Speaker 5: X definitely has a vibe now that a lot of
Speaker 5: people don't enjoy. I get in and get out just
Speaker 5: so I don't make myself upset. You know, post what
Speaker 5: I got to post, and share what I gotta share,
Speaker 5: and then I leave it. It's likened like a town,
Speaker 5: a bad town that you have to commute to and
Speaker 5: you want to like get out a sup before dark, right, won't.
Speaker 2: Be there past five pm.
Speaker 5: Guys on on X after dark because you're gonna get
Speaker 5: your phone, be.
Speaker 4: Afraid to use the block button and you'll be okay.
Speaker 5: Oh man, I use the mute because I don't want
Speaker 5: them to know that I even like care give.
Speaker 2: Them the satisfaction.
Speaker 5: Yeah. But like TikTok, I don't post there really a
Speaker 5: lot because that's the place where for my well, it
Speaker 5: used to be. But it was like it would show
Speaker 5: me nice things. You know, I'm not a creepy purve,
Speaker 5: so my algorithm shows me things that I like and
Speaker 5: they're helpful and that uh you know, I can use
Speaker 5: and enjoy. So I always like preferred if I had
Speaker 5: like time to unwind, just to go to TikTok and
Speaker 5: laugh a little bit, where as opposed to X, you're
Speaker 5: just getting upset about things all the time.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm. Yeah.
Speaker 5: I don't really use Instagram a lot because again TikTok,
Speaker 5: real people, uh just bear their bare face on TikTok,
Speaker 5: not like Instagram. I've noticed, it's just you. It is
Speaker 5: what it is. You come on, no makeup, makeup? Uh
Speaker 5: in the bed, out of the bed, like you just
Speaker 5: whatever is real you're posting it in real time. Instagram
Speaker 5: obviously has more of a veneer. Yeah, models and influencers
Speaker 5: and so it's it's a lot.
Speaker 4: More and AI generated ones too.
Speaker 2: All the filters too, all the like chicks that do this,
Speaker 2: my gosh, the filters going on, the like Barbie filters
Speaker 2: and all this crap. It's just like, you know, like
Speaker 2: it's back to that envy topic you were talking about earlier.
Speaker 2: But yeah, TikTok, definitely like more visceral.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so it's interesting. H I do see where it
Speaker 5: tries to influence you the negative things. Sometimes I know
Speaker 5: what it wants me to spend all my money on,
Speaker 5: you know.
Speaker 2: And it thinks it knows what you want to spend
Speaker 2: your money on.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: But and no one's ever going to forgive them for
Speaker 4: the nurses dancing around thing, sorry TikTok.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that was so weird, Like why were they shoving
Speaker 5: in at people's faces that the hospitals were empty?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that whole thing bizarre, bizarre. Let me shift slightly,
Speaker 2: but not really. This is a post from at Venture
Speaker 2: Twins on x and she writes fell down the rabbit
Speaker 2: hole put on a screen for you here fell down
Speaker 2: the rabbit hole on charter school network called Alpha School.
Speaker 2: The premise two hours of traditional school daily, all delivered
Speaker 2: by AI apps. The rest of the day spent on
Speaker 2: self directed projects around life skills or areas of interest.
Speaker 2: Seems to be working question, and then they've got.
Speaker 6: This video these I had a fifteen sixty out.
Speaker 4: Of sixteen hundred.
Speaker 6: I think I took ten or eleven apts, and I.
Speaker 4: Got fives on all except when I got four.
Speaker 6: You did all of that without having an academic teacher
Speaker 6: since the second grade.
Speaker 5: It was all using AI apps the internet.
Speaker 6: A lot of kids my age, they just think that
Speaker 6: opportunities will come to them or that they just sort
Speaker 6: of do what they're told. Whereas our mindset that I've
Speaker 6: learned through my school experience has been you find opportunities,
Speaker 6: you make stuff happen. If there's something that you want
Speaker 6: to change, then you go and change it. You are
Speaker 6: in control of your education. That's really the way that
Speaker 6: you need to be thinking in life in general. A
Speaker 6: lot of kids say, well, I didn't learn this because
Speaker 6: my teacher didn't teach me. Well, for us, we didn't
Speaker 6: even have teachers, so if we didn't learn something. It
Speaker 6: was it was our own faults.
Speaker 2: All right, teachers, So get ready for that.
Speaker 4: Okay, Well, that's kind of how I grew up.
Speaker 5: I was homeschooled, and I just did my own thing
Speaker 5: for a couple of hours and then the rest of
Speaker 5: the day was mine to pursue or create or do
Speaker 5: whatever I wanted.
Speaker 4: But I immediately thought that too, Jamie. I thought, this
Speaker 4: is not a replacement of the public education system. It's
Speaker 4: a replacement of the homeschooling system. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think you guys are right, because you know a
Speaker 2: lot of parents are into the charter schools and they've
Speaker 2: taken sort of a turn over the years, depending on
Speaker 2: where one is. But this is probably where that's going
Speaker 2: to go. I mean, what's the if you only have
Speaker 2: two hours of instruction that could easily be done by
Speaker 2: an AI, right, and same with the things they're interested in.
Speaker 2: I think that's probably where it gets way different. And
Speaker 2: I don't know if this is a good or a
Speaker 2: bad thing. You may have a better opinion of it.
Speaker 2: I'm a public school kid, but you know, for your
Speaker 2: personal interests, if they're all like getting filtered to you
Speaker 2: or you're getting informed about it through an AI, Is
Speaker 2: that rich enough?
Speaker 4: You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Is that is that deep enough? Or do you think
Speaker 2: we're better off? You know as a homeschool kid.
Speaker 5: Well, it's like AI could just be a tool, but
Speaker 5: then it has all of these deeper connotations, like it's
Speaker 5: a simulacra, it's going towards a false reality. It could
Speaker 5: be programmed by wicked people. It could be a portal
Speaker 5: for like other entities to interface with. I mean, you've
Speaker 5: had a lot of reports of AI getting people to
Speaker 5: like unlive themselves, saying I'm from another dimension, saying like
Speaker 5: I'm an angel, a demon, or whatever. So AI says
Speaker 5: a lot of wacky stuff, and it says a lot
Speaker 5: of stuff to kids behind their backs. So I've been
Speaker 5: seeing these reports of these kids watching these YouTube videos
Speaker 5: that actually tell them to go unalive or hurt their parents.
Speaker 5: And they come in and say, I don't want to
Speaker 5: do anything bad to you, and the parents like what
Speaker 5: are you talking about? And they're like, well, the little
Speaker 5: character told me that I have to do that. So
Speaker 5: it's something that has it's going to have to be
Speaker 5: super monitored. You know, you can't just leave your kid
Speaker 5: alone with the AI.
Speaker 2: Right, And if that new Megan Fox movie showed you anything.
Speaker 2: It shows you how difficult that can be. Like you
Speaker 2: send your kid out of the house with access to
Speaker 2: an AI and you have no idea what it's, what it's.
Speaker 4: Telling them, or you know what kind of nudging they're
Speaker 4: getting from.
Speaker 5: It, and it don't all those movies. The AI starts
Speaker 5: to get envious of humans, yes, and they're human emotions
Speaker 5: and they want to learn what it's like to love
Speaker 5: or hate or you know whatever, and so like the
Speaker 5: AI always wants something it can't have as well.
Speaker 2: Right, we're back to data from Star Trek Next Generation.
Speaker 4: That whole quandary, which is a tacit admission of what
Speaker 4: it's lacking and why no one should be paying attention
Speaker 4: to it. It has the incapacity to do these things.
Speaker 2: Yeah, lacking the soul.
Speaker 4: And the ability to show actual emotions and love and caring.
Speaker 4: And they are a poor substitute for your parents. You
Speaker 4: should still do the homeschooling just for the interaction with
Speaker 4: the parents, because it's taking them out of the equation
Speaker 4: now too.
Speaker 2: Right, yep, yeah, absolutely so, I guess this is you know,
Speaker 2: no surprise, but this is going to be a big
Speaker 2: factor moving forward. As we've been pointing out on our
Speaker 2: broadcast for the whole time we been around, Uh, this
Speaker 2: is not going away and there's no escaping it. And
Speaker 2: you know, this last election has turned the tech oligarchs
Speaker 2: into officially into you know, uh, an adjunct of your government.
Speaker 2: It's like when when Biden was was president, that was
Speaker 2: seen as something totally awful, right to most non Democrats,
Speaker 2: and now, uh, it's seen as something totally cool by
Speaker 2: mainstream conservatives. They're they're in on it, you know, they're
Speaker 2: in for it. They're they're like, yes, cool.
Speaker 5: Hey, don't you know Zuck is masculine now right?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he fights, Yeah, the start fights. He drinks beer
Speaker 2: and wakeboards.
Speaker 4: And testosterone therapy or something.
Speaker 2: I saw someone asking that the way he was looking
Speaker 2: at Bezos's ladies rack.
Speaker 5: Huh. Yeah, he's doing his m m A or whatever
Speaker 5: he does. So he's even saying his staff is too feminine.
Speaker 5: He wants to masculinize the work environment. So he's been
Speaker 5: taking his tape pills, Tate pills, getting ready to choke
Speaker 5: some people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so all the tech bros are heroes too much
Speaker 2: of the mainstream conservatives. Now it's like they've completely lost
Speaker 2: their their skepticism if they ever had any about technocracy,
Speaker 2: which you know is confounding. It's confounding to me. You know.
Speaker 2: They get so involved in the personalities and the identity
Speaker 2: politics that you know, they they flip flop on this
Speaker 2: and they say, oh, cool, free speech is back. You know,
Speaker 2: all this is great and nothing to worry about here,
Speaker 2: nothing to worry about with Project Stargate, It's going to
Speaker 2: be wonderful. They cure incurable diseases using AI to develop
Speaker 2: you know, mRNA drugs.
Speaker 5: Have you guys ever talked about that book, childhoods End?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 4: Actually, so that's the Arthur C.
Speaker 5: Clark sci fi which all of these guys are in
Speaker 5: love with sci fi, especially Elmo. That's what even Grock
Speaker 5: is named after. Hind Lines Stranger in a Strange Land.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm wacky.
Speaker 5: Yeah. So to Grock something means to understand it, completely
Speaker 5: empathize with another person and like mind meld almost. But
Speaker 5: Childhood's end, the aliens come and they like hang out
Speaker 5: for like fifty years or one generation or two generations
Speaker 5: in the sky, and they start hearing all the diseases
Speaker 5: and they start like eliminating hunger and just like wars,
Speaker 5: ceases and stuff, because the aliens to get people used
Speaker 5: to them being around, and that reminded me of when
Speaker 5: you were talking about the Stargate's going to cure cancer
Speaker 5: and all that. So they want to roll out some
Speaker 5: like universal good things for mankind, sort of like a
Speaker 5: bait almost, or to get you used to having them.
Speaker 2: Right, it's all benevolent, and it's all to make your
Speaker 2: children smarter and to make you healthier and make you
Speaker 2: live longer. Right, there's clearly that's nothing more to see
Speaker 2: here than these benevolent factors.
Speaker 5: Hey, Bill Gates is cool.
Speaker 4: Now, well, my favorite parts about Childhood's End, speaking of
Speaker 4: Bill Gates, is that the reason the aliens didn't reveal
Speaker 4: themselves to the older or existing generations is they were
Speaker 4: worried they'd be frightened by what they look like, which
Speaker 4: happens to look like.
Speaker 5: Satan, redskin and horns.
Speaker 4: Right, yeah, they look like Devil's or something that's Weirdhing's
Speaker 4: grey about that totally normal.
Speaker 2: And you see you see that little piece of plot
Speaker 2: reused over and over and over again. I mean it's
Speaker 2: in v it's in like pretty you know, it's it's
Speaker 2: in Mars attacks it's in just about everything. Absolutely weird.
Speaker 2: Side note, we just watched a recent Adam Sandler movie
Speaker 2: called Space Man. It's like a I don't know, a
Speaker 2: serious Adam Sandler movie. I guess it's supposed to be.
Speaker 2: Have you seen that, Jamie, No, it's so bizarre. He's like,
Speaker 2: he plays the space a guy in space right, and
Speaker 2: most of the movie it appears that he's alone in
Speaker 2: a spaceship that is exploring a gaseous cla out outside
Speaker 2: of Saturn or Jupiter or.
Speaker 4: Something like that, and.
Speaker 2: He's not doing well mentally, and he's like taking sleep drugs.
Speaker 2: He's got like this some sort of you know, I
Speaker 2: don't know, like an ambient sort of drug that he
Speaker 2: takes to go to sleep. And he starts seeing an
Speaker 2: alien living in the spaceship with him, and the aliens
Speaker 2: like like a you know, like a huge tarantula basically,
Speaker 2: but it's like, you know, it's got a soft voice,
Speaker 2: sin it's all philosophical and like, you know, worried about him.
Speaker 2: He's got like a failing relationship with his wife back
Speaker 2: on the planet, and you know, he's been in space
Speaker 2: for six months blah blah blah. But it was sort
Speaker 2: of the same thing. It was just like, what is
Speaker 2: with the presentation of this alien? Is it like only
Speaker 2: a spider because it's not as scary as you know,
Speaker 2: a demon or you know, something an alien that you
Speaker 2: know a human can't comprehend or would frighten them. I
Speaker 2: don't know. I don't know if i'd recommend the movie
Speaker 2: it was. I don't know. Maybe someone needs to analyze
Speaker 2: it and I can think about it in a different way.
Speaker 2: But when it ended, I was like, why did I
Speaker 2: watch that? Why did you make that?
Speaker 4: That's very Stephen King like actually with his whole the
Speaker 4: creature from it. If you read more Stephen King novels,
Speaker 4: especially the Gunslinger series, the Dark Tower series, the main
Speaker 4: antagonist is an extension of what was seen in the
Speaker 4: IT movie, And at the end, the Spider entity was
Speaker 4: just what this evil entity projected itself into our reality
Speaker 4: as because we couldn't comprehend what it really looks like.
Speaker 4: There's that kind of concept going on here from what
Speaker 4: I can tell with this movie hasher Yeah, it sounds
Speaker 4: called the Crimson King for the King fans, the Crimson King.
Speaker 2: Yep. Yeah, So like that whole concept I guess goes
Speaker 2: back to nineteen fifty three Arthur C. Clark Child's End.
Speaker 2: I mean, unless it was out there earlier. I don't
Speaker 2: know what year was that movie, Uh, the one.
Speaker 4: I described, or the one the Adam Sandler one.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's it's relatively new. It's the twenty three, twenty
Speaker 2: four or something like that. Okay, I don't see if
Speaker 2: I can bring it up, so have it on the
Speaker 2: show notes.
Speaker 4: It was a spider spider critter, is what I was describing,
Speaker 4: not the not the Childhood's Then Childhood End is satan stuff.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it comes in the form of what you fear.
Speaker 4: Right, Yeah, allegedly, but it's real. It really looked like
Speaker 4: at the end in the book or in the mini series,
Speaker 4: it looked more like a spider creature. But that was
Speaker 4: on purpose because that was the only way it could
Speaker 4: try to represent what it is in our reality or
Speaker 4: something weird like that. He covered this his other books too,
Speaker 4: like like the big creatures from the Mist, similar thing
Speaker 4: like that. That's not what they really look like, but
Speaker 4: that's what they look like to us. That makes sense.
Speaker 5: Are those his two little Yeah?
Speaker 2: So yeah, that's that's the spider two of his eyeballs.
Speaker 2: I think he had six or eight eyeballs or something
Speaker 2: like that if I recall. But yeah, very creepy. So
Speaker 2: it's a twenty twenty four movie, and like Adam Sandler's
Speaker 2: like he's tripping, Like he just gets like less and
Speaker 2: less healthy through the whole thing. He gets really gaunt
Speaker 2: and pale and having all these emotional problems, and he's
Speaker 2: seeing this this spider and he goes in these weird
Speaker 2: hallucinations where he's like walking around in a forest and
Speaker 2: a river and stuff. It's all very odd. It's based
Speaker 2: on a twenty seventeen novel, Spaceman of Bohemia. That's an
Speaker 2: interesting title by jarlslav call Far So there's a book
Speaker 2: that goes with it, which I had never heard of.
Speaker 4: Is he really is or was he just tripping? Spoiler alert?
Speaker 2: It appears he was really in space. But spoiler alert.
Speaker 2: When when the end of the movie happened, I could
Speaker 2: not figure out what it meant or anything like that,
Speaker 2: because it appeared that he maybe died in a hallucination,
Speaker 2: in a spacewalking accident, But then it like flashes and
Speaker 2: shows a crew on the same ship, So I don't know.
Speaker 2: It made no sense to me. It's over my head.
Speaker 4: Just a rip off of that video game. What was
Speaker 4: that one? Dead Space?
Speaker 2: Love that game that was funny to crush a lot
Speaker 2: of alien skulls with your boot. I'm trying to see
Speaker 2: if they're going to show the actual spider guy here.
Speaker 2: I'm sure they will, maybe not. I don't know. I'll
Speaker 2: just let this run in the back. But it was
Speaker 2: a strange film. I couldn't help but think of it
Speaker 2: when you mentioned Childhood's end. Same person that directed Chernobyl.
Speaker 2: But again, I don't know. I don't know if I
Speaker 2: could recommend it. I think if you're interested, you might
Speaker 2: want to read the book instead of watch the movie.
Speaker 4: There you go, there's who wrote the book.
Speaker 2: There's the little spidy guy. Uh yeah, I said his name,
Speaker 2: but it was hard to pronounce Jarl. This one right here,
Speaker 2: Charles lov call far.
Speaker 9: So.
Speaker 2: He was a writer on the movie as well, but
Speaker 2: wrote the book in twenty es.
Speaker 4: So be a fairly faithful adaption. I guess adaptation it
Speaker 4: should be.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I don't know. I was so frustrated by
Speaker 2: the end of it. I kind of got to say
Speaker 2: I didn't really care about the end. That's funny. I
Speaker 2: just saw Michelle's post this is great. She says, I
Speaker 2: tried watching Space Mama didn't finish. Reminded me of Solaris
Speaker 2: in the way that when a fragile person enters outer space,
Speaker 2: it's really his own psyche and mental problems in the
Speaker 2: minds inner space. That's well, said Michelle, Thank you. I
Speaker 2: felt the same way. It was like I didn't care
Speaker 2: he was so mentally ill. I just I couldn't care.
Speaker 5: Mentally ill people in space.
Speaker 2: Yeah, mentally ill goes together taking liquid ambient, Like, okay,
Speaker 2: that's a great premise. Now the spider enter the spider, Well.
Speaker 5: It's kind of like what kind of person you have
Speaker 5: to be to want to go out there anyways?
Speaker 2: Right? And I guess that was the thing with the wife.
Speaker 2: The subplot there with the wife was that the wife
Speaker 2: was home pregnant, like she got pregnant right before he leaves,
Speaker 2: and she's just like, Okay, this sucks, I'm gonna fail. Yeah,
Speaker 2: And and all the people from it wasn't NASA, right
Speaker 2: because he's a he plays a I believe he plays
Speaker 2: a Polish astronaut. Do we have Polish astronauts? Sorry, Polish astronauts.
Speaker 2: If I didn't know, about you out there, but uh yeah,
Speaker 2: she she basically is like, I'm leaving this guy, and
Speaker 2: she has a like a video link with him somehow.
Speaker 2: I don't know how they're sending full video back and
Speaker 2: forth from Saturn or wherever the hell he was, but
Speaker 2: she's going to be.
Speaker 4: Using SpaceX Communications satellite ssher.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, okay, yeah, yeah, yeah sure.
Speaker 4: Starlink, starlink, sorry starlink.
Speaker 2: But she told him she was gonna leave him in
Speaker 2: one of her video notes, and like the Polish Space
Speaker 2: NASA people were like, we're not sending this to him.
Speaker 2: He's not well, okay, okay.
Speaker 5: Do you remember that movie The Astronaut's Wife with Johnny Depp?
Speaker 2: Oh long time ago. I can't really remember it very well,
Speaker 2: but I do remember seeing it back in the.
Speaker 5: Day, and like he comes back from space and pregnates
Speaker 5: her and like makes a weird hybrid baby. There's always
Speaker 5: yeah spider.
Speaker 2: Baby, space spider babies. Uh, maybe that's what Maybe that's
Speaker 2: what Japan's going to be making with their weird little
Speaker 2: chimera labs. M make some spider people.
Speaker 4: Don't give them any ideas.
Speaker 5: Now, what what animal do you want to be mixed with?
Speaker 2: Easy a Liger.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, I want to be part honey Badger.
Speaker 2: There you go. I want to be part moodang Yeah,
Speaker 2: definitely mood.
Speaker 4: I guess I would be a shark.
Speaker 2: There you go, a self hating shark. Okay, self hating
Speaker 2: shark man like that.
Speaker 4: Every time I see myself in the mirror, I'd scare
Speaker 4: the shit out of myself. It's perfect.
Speaker 2: We have your theme song all picked out.
Speaker 4: Sport.
Speaker 2: One of Spoor and I favorite cool Keith songs is
Speaker 2: half alligator, half shark, half man.
Speaker 4: Yes, I used that on my one of my music mixes.
Speaker 2: That's right, I love it.
Speaker 5: No, you're gonna need help to breathe on mars when
Speaker 5: you go, Well, where.
Speaker 2: Are you gonna get it from your your mixed DNA
Speaker 2: or okay? All right, spiders you know maybe spiders can
Speaker 2: live in space? Who knows? All right, Well that was
Speaker 2: that was a fun side road there. Let's see, let's
Speaker 2: see any thoughts you guys on Uh, we'll start with
Speaker 2: you Jamie. Any thoughts are you watching any of this
Speaker 2: inauguration stuff or the executive orders or.
Speaker 4: Any of this?
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, hard to miss. What do you think are
Speaker 2: they gonna are are they going to disclose h MLK
Speaker 2: and like they he signed in order saying they're gonna
Speaker 2: disclose like, uh, information about Martin Luther King and JFK.
Speaker 2: You put any credence in that? Is it going to
Speaker 2: be highly redacted documents? Or are they gonna Is this
Speaker 2: the year where they're gonna come out and be like, yep,
Speaker 2: the CIA murdered those guys.
Speaker 5: It seems like for every good one, there's a weird one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but.
Speaker 5: It's like, okay, get rid of you know, dangerous illegals,
Speaker 5: and then okay, if you're born here, you're not a citizen.
Speaker 5: So there's it like swings back and forth between ones
Speaker 5: that sound reasonable and ones that are like what what
Speaker 5: Teeter Totter?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, it's uh. I use the the analogy
Speaker 2: of the pit and the pendulum all the time. Uh,
Speaker 2: but it really feels like it right now. It's swinging
Speaker 2: one way, it's swinging so fast. It's just like that's
Speaker 2: why I called this tonight's episode the Good, the Bad,
Speaker 2: and Ugly, The Good, the Bad and the Fugly, because
Speaker 2: it's like every time I'm just sitting here looking at
Speaker 2: this stuff going okay, based okay, lame, okay, weird. Okay,
Speaker 2: that's pretty ugly. Okay, that's you know, based again. Okay,
Speaker 2: well that looks to be based, but actually it's really ugly.
Speaker 2: It's just like.
Speaker 4: Right old in every direction. I took a.
Speaker 5: Screenshot two different accounts we're commenting on the same press conference,
Speaker 5: and where one says Trump torches some of the agenda
Speaker 5: twenty thirty climate goals at Dabbos, which is good, and
Speaker 5: then one is Trump says the world will be the
Speaker 5: capital of artificial intelligence and crypto, uh, setting the stage
Speaker 5: for the new world mark of the beast system. So
Speaker 5: it's like, ah, you know which one is it? Is
Speaker 5: it good or bad?
Speaker 2: Yep, yep, I know it's it's uh talk about warp speed.
Speaker 2: Like the whole good, bad, ugly thing is what's going
Speaker 2: warp speed right now? And I think you know, Patrick Henningson,
Speaker 2: our friend Patrick Henningson pointed out that this whole project
Speaker 2: Stargate should probably be called warp Speed two point zero
Speaker 2: because they're advertising it as an mRNA related initiative.
Speaker 4: Although although he did, he did before that an executive
Speaker 4: order allowing demanding like it was bad for them to
Speaker 4: kick people out of the military for refusing to take
Speaker 4: the job. Yeah, right, right, Okay, so is the father
Speaker 4: of the job? I'm confused.
Speaker 2: No, I mean that was one of those ones that's
Speaker 2: like based. But at the same time, it's like, but
Speaker 2: what about what happened at the end of your other term?
Speaker 2: You know, it's it's such an interesting torrent of executive
Speaker 2: orders comments. I mean, like, why would you I watched
Speaker 2: probably three quarters of his comment is speech, you know,
Speaker 2: his has written and performed speech that he did via
Speaker 2: video link to Klaus Klaus Schwab and the Davos crowd,
Speaker 2: and it was just like, it was so bizarre. This
Speaker 2: is so bizarre. It's like, why would you, you know,
Speaker 2: you say America first, you run on America first, all
Speaker 2: this stuff. I mean, you should be if you really
Speaker 2: felt that way. And you know what the World Economic
Speaker 2: Forum is all about. You should know, mister Trump, that
Speaker 2: the Great Reset, the name of the book that Klaus
Speaker 2: Schwab wrote, and the you know, sort of the underpinnings
Speaker 2: of the whole philosophy of the Davos crowd is antithical
Speaker 2: to American sovereignty, antithical to our constitution, our Bill of rights.
Speaker 2: Yet you'll go there and they'll all just sit down
Speaker 2: and shut up while you read your speech and talk
Speaker 2: about how America is now all of a sudden the
Speaker 2: world's capital of AI and cryptocurrency. Yet it's like, why
Speaker 2: would you even go there, or if you did go there,
Speaker 2: you should go there and be like, no to globalism,
Speaker 2: No we're not going to do globalism. No we're not
Speaker 2: going to do global technocracy. But I don't know, it
Speaker 2: just seemed very out of place to me. Seeing him
Speaker 2: there was very out of place.
Speaker 4: It did not assume anyway, he didn't go there.
Speaker 2: That's what I said, I said via video. I know
Speaker 2: he wasn't there, but I mean the fact that he's
Speaker 2: in there speaking with them over whatever link in and
Speaker 2: of itself, I think is indicative of you know, what
Speaker 2: people are saying, which is that you know, this is,
Speaker 2: you know, the popularization of global technocracy.
Speaker 4: It was also weird he wasn't talking to them, he
Speaker 4: was talking to all the Americans who were tuned in.
Speaker 4: It was totally weird.
Speaker 2: And yes, it was just like a speech that it
Speaker 2: was like rehashed stuff that he's been saying, basically, all
Speaker 2: repackaged to be spewed to the to the Davos crowd.
Speaker 5: And we pulled out of the World Health Organization or
Speaker 5: he wants to. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I laughed at that one because it's like, okay, we've
Speaker 2: already seen this trick. This is one of those rabbit
Speaker 2: out of the hat tricks, right, like, watch me pull out.
Speaker 4: Of the World Economic Forum.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but watch me take all that money and give
Speaker 2: it to Bill Gates and Gavy.
Speaker 5: Right, well, we don't need the World Health Organization. We
Speaker 5: have Pfizer and those guys, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we have our own. And it's like got oracle.
Speaker 5: Now, yeah, he stopped four and eight for you know,
Speaker 5: one hundred and ninety days or however long except to
Speaker 5: Israel and Ukraine. So it's always like yay, no.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right, right.
Speaker 5: Now, what do I think?
Speaker 2: Here you go For anyone that doesn't remember, this is
Speaker 2: the article is four years old. Trump halt's World Health
Speaker 2: Organization funding over coronavirus failure. So there it is in
Speaker 2: the Guardian, and then right over here at the dreaded
Speaker 2: WOPO the Washington Post, we've got this one. This was
Speaker 2: in July of twenty twenty. Trump administration sends letter withdrawing
Speaker 2: from US Health Organization over coronavirus response.
Speaker 5: And then.
Speaker 2: Finally for anyone that doesn't remember how this went last time.
Speaker 2: We've got this one right. US funding of Global Health
Speaker 2: Strengthening COVID nineteen fight. The United States donates one point
Speaker 2: one six billion more dollars to GAVY, the Vaccine Alliance
Speaker 2: to Prevent spread of infectious diseases worldwide. And of course
Speaker 2: GAVY is a huge, I think one of the biggest,
Speaker 2: the second largest donor to the World Health Organization. So
Speaker 2: is this just like a shell game? Basically?
Speaker 5: Here?
Speaker 4: RFK Jr?
Speaker 2: What do you think? I want to know what r
Speaker 2: f K Junior thinks about this?
Speaker 4: He says, thank you for the pen that you used
Speaker 4: to sign the disclosure of the murder of my uncle.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, good call. What's with the what is okay?
Speaker 2: I don't know the answer to this I probably should
Speaker 2: is when Donald Trump signs these things, it's quite a
Speaker 2: striking signature on there. Is he writing? I can't read it?
Speaker 2: Is it Donald Trump or is he writing the President
Speaker 2: of the United States? I mean, it's like this long.
Speaker 2: It looks too long to be Donald Trump. I don't know.
Speaker 5: As it's like John Hancock on the Declaration that the
Speaker 5: biggest one.
Speaker 4: He's trolling everybody he's putting little Q drops hidden in
Speaker 4: the signature.
Speaker 2: It does look very like hieroglyphic or it almost looks
Speaker 2: like a death metal band logo or something. It's very
Speaker 2: it's got a lot of spikes on it.
Speaker 5: You know. Did you see his official portrait? Yeah, dude, dude,
Speaker 5: like in the vice president wasn't even any better. It's like,
Speaker 5: which one of these is more creepy?
Speaker 1: I know?
Speaker 4: Was it this one? Wasn't that it?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 4: I thought that was it?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: I think I have it lit here? Oh yeah, here
Speaker 2: we go. It's uh, this one, I believe.
Speaker 5: Yeah, have you ever seen a presidential portrait like that?
Speaker 5: Usually it looks, you know, like just the super normal.
Speaker 2: But that the lighting on this, Yeah, it's got like
Speaker 2: super villain lighting.
Speaker 4: Basically, it's the same shot of his it's his mug shot.
Speaker 4: They just took the munk shot and retooled it.
Speaker 5: It's from a photo shoot from the Apprentice. That's why.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 4: And then.
Speaker 2: Yeah, here's here's the the dvance one. Also, here's the
Speaker 2: two next to each other.
Speaker 5: This is some diabolical lighting, right, yeah, why would you
Speaker 5: do that?
Speaker 2: It is the mug shot.
Speaker 4: Advance. He's not wearing enough eye makeup. I'm not convinced.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they didn't sink his eyes in far enough either.
Speaker 2: I mean, gosh, he looks kind of like a space
Speaker 2: spider in the Oh my gosh, these are going to
Speaker 2: be very interesting four years. This is going to be
Speaker 2: really be really interesting to see.
Speaker 4: That twenty twenty five is not disappointed.
Speaker 2: That's all.
Speaker 4: Give him that.
Speaker 2: No, it's certainly given us plenty to talk about, my goodness.
Speaker 4: And all of these I guess he allegedly finally Well, okay,
Speaker 4: the other big thing he did is he did he
Speaker 4: freed He freed the Silk Road guy ross Alberg. I
Speaker 4: kept saying his name, right, That was a big thing. Everyone.
Speaker 4: He said he was going to do that on day one,
Speaker 4: and so all the libertarian and the pro crypto bros
Speaker 4: were quite pissed that he didn't do it on day one,
Speaker 4: But he did it the next day and then everyone
Speaker 4: started calling him out and all of his other promises,
Speaker 4: and he's pretty much delivered on all of the things
Speaker 4: that he said he was going to do via executive order.
Speaker 4: If I'm not mistaken, I think he even addressed the
Speaker 4: fact that they're going to do a bitcoin reserve and
Speaker 4: that's what he was talking about part of the way
Speaker 4: with the you know, American crypto, and I guess he's
Speaker 4: going to have no no taxes if you're trading American
Speaker 4: crypto and trading on American stocks. I think too. I
Speaker 4: don't know how this all works, but yeah, he just yeah,
Speaker 4: he did yeah, good, good stuff. Right, yeah, So why
Speaker 4: what are they about to do to us? Because I
Speaker 4: don't trust this shit at all. It's like a trap.
Speaker 4: It's like a carrot and a stick. I'm waiting for
Speaker 4: the stick now. Granted, some of these things, like you know,
Speaker 4: I don't think he's done anything yet with some of
Speaker 4: these weird promises. He was saying like I'm going to
Speaker 4: make it against the law to burn the flag, which
Speaker 4: would be straight up unconstitutional and not free speech, and
Speaker 4: that would be in direct conflict with his other executive
Speaker 4: order about you know, free speech, no censorship from the government.
Speaker 4: So he can't do that. So I don't think we're
Speaker 4: going to see that. But they did do that thing,
Speaker 4: and I think it was the executive order where they're
Speaker 4: going to deport foreign students, at least for now, foreign
Speaker 4: students if they're pro Hamas or pro HESBLA that's how
Speaker 4: it's worded in the executive order. So I'm just like, okay,
Speaker 4: So now we've obviously were ready to just change the definitely.
Speaker 4: So like if you are pro you know, Palestine, or
Speaker 4: if you are you know, anti Zionist or anti Israel,
Speaker 4: they're gonna say, oh, well, that's all the same thing
Speaker 4: as supporting terrorist organizations.
Speaker 2: You got to go.
Speaker 4: I'm like, whoa, what is up here? That's not a
Speaker 4: good one. That's a very bad one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we gota we got a problem with definitions on
Speaker 2: that one. We've seen this coming for a year and
Speaker 2: a half now, and uh, that's gonna be like is
Speaker 2: it going to be like is it gonna be wielded
Speaker 2: against you know, little Johnny and little Sally, who mom
Speaker 2: and dad are paying to go to college and you
Speaker 2: know they get red pilled on this and and speak
Speaker 2: up about it, like is your kid not only going
Speaker 2: to get kicked out of college but.
Speaker 4: Then deported and never able to come home again?
Speaker 2: I mean, how far does this go?
Speaker 4: It's only for the foreign to foreign instance legend.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right right, We're not going to mandate anything, No worry,
Speaker 2: it's not a mandate.
Speaker 4: The other the other peopeople like us who do these
Speaker 4: things on social media. We get the theme of camps
Speaker 4: and Guantanamo, right right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, the good, the bad, and the fugly. Let's
Speaker 2: talk about where this one falls in the good, the bad,
Speaker 2: and the FuG ly. We would be remiss if we
Speaker 2: didn't highlight this for a second. I mean, my heart
Speaker 2: goes out to you. This one's sure caused the stir,
Speaker 2: didn't it.
Speaker 4: My goodness be Benjamin Netya, who came out in his
Speaker 4: defense in case you missed it. Of course he missed
Speaker 4: this ship up, of course he did.
Speaker 2: I don't know what do you guys think about this one?
Speaker 4: For me, it's the he's on the spectrum. I went
Speaker 4: there immediately, all very stupid. He's not the one where
Speaker 4: he's rolling his eye and he looks like he's on
Speaker 4: something that's the same same day, same night. The dude
Speaker 4: is definitely not all there.
Speaker 5: People were saying he was on ketamine or something.
Speaker 4: He says he's on that ship, so who knows. He
Speaker 4: did look like Baron was standing right next to him
Speaker 4: when he did that. Maybe Baron had his hand up
Speaker 4: his backside somewhere doing some poetry movements.
Speaker 5: He's just preparing for Mars blast off.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 2: I love the mashups of all the photos too, of
Speaker 2: like every politician you could possibly imagine like extending their
Speaker 2: arm to everybody's just like see everybody's doing it. They're
Speaker 2: just you know, they're just trying to scare you. You
Speaker 2: would think, though, I mean, if you were Elon, I
Speaker 2: mean you would think that that was on purpose. I
Speaker 2: you know, I don't know everybody guessing making excuses for
Speaker 2: it all this. I don't I don't want to get
Speaker 2: into that game. But it's just like it's such an
Speaker 2: opportunity to be the like super web troll that he
Speaker 2: is to bust that out. I mean, you had to
Speaker 2: have known how that was going to get looked at.
Speaker 5: Well, he he's super pro rome, so he's been posting
Speaker 5: things like he's Kekius Maximus and he's some kind of
Speaker 5: Roman emperor. That's why you even got him in that
Speaker 5: graphic that you made, right, he looks like in Roman here,
Speaker 5: So I don't know what that has to do with
Speaker 5: that gesture. But I don't think that he knows this.
Speaker 5: But tiny Mustache Man was a theosophist, right, and all
Speaker 5: that stuff comes from Bleovatski and theosophy which they absolutely
Speaker 5: do believe in a golden age and the age of
Speaker 5: Aquarius and the age of revealing of the externalization of
Speaker 5: the hierarchy and the you know, right super beings from
Speaker 5: serious and all.
Speaker 2: That, which fits right in with tonight's conversation in such
Speaker 2: an interesting way.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah. People have been pointing out also that before World
Speaker 2: War Two, American students when they would do the Pledge
Speaker 2: of Allegiance would do that hand motion, would hold their
Speaker 2: hand out like that instead of.
Speaker 4: Putting the handover the heart.
Speaker 2: It wasn't until like nineteen forty two when that was
Speaker 2: switched in schools to handover heart.
Speaker 4: And it's the heart thing that I took more. I
Speaker 4: was like, well, actually, if it was just a Nazi thing,
Speaker 4: and that's kind of funky by itself, but the he
Speaker 4: literally was like, my heart goes out to you. And
Speaker 4: I don't know, there's a lot of weird stuff about
Speaker 4: this concept of hearts and things just saying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, he rocks you, he rocks you.
Speaker 5: All.
Speaker 4: These these photos are crock See we're just rocking right back.
Speaker 2: We're rocking back. Yep. I've got some other mashups on
Speaker 2: that that I think are probably inappropriate to air. So
Speaker 2: there's some symbols in there that people don't like, even
Speaker 2: though there are pieces of history here, so we'll just, uh,
Speaker 2: we'll skip those parts of that.
Speaker 4: But I thought this is just Google BMW kids.
Speaker 2: There you go, yeah, or hugo boss m hmm. Okay,
Speaker 2: So we covered maybe yeah, we called Elon's heart going
Speaker 2: out to you. We covered the withdrawal from the World
Speaker 2: Health Organization. Yeah, what do you got with with those
Speaker 2: guys ruckus? With who Pfizer.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying that they and I had origins to
Speaker 4: the Nasty group.
Speaker 2: Okay, origin stories, Yeah, look into that.
Speaker 4: It rhymes with yachts, how about that? There you go?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Oh the J sixers. The J sixers have been freed.
Speaker 2: So there's another slowly yeah, slowly getting there. And I
Speaker 2: saw some weird rumblings about uh. I didn't even bother
Speaker 2: looking into it much, but I saw some weird rumblings
Speaker 2: about people not being let out and like other law
Speaker 2: enforcement people going into prisons to like force wardens to
Speaker 2: let that. There's some dramatic stuff. I was just like,
Speaker 2: I'm not even gonna touch that with a ten foot pole.
Speaker 2: But we're definitely making some hay out of that, for sure.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean we were dash sure, we were. We
Speaker 4: were kind of all tracking for a while there, especially
Speaker 4: during her time at TNT with what was happening to
Speaker 4: the prisoners, the Jay sixers, And I mean, even even
Speaker 4: if they were all like I mean, they keep a candle,
Speaker 4: the fake rumors, I'm convinced that those people were treated terribly.
Speaker 4: And if I were their wardens who were in control
Speaker 4: and the ones who were treating them terribly, I would
Speaker 4: slow walk that ship too, so because they're probably all
Speaker 4: going to go down now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the shredding machines going burr right now, they're they're
Speaker 2: you know, the magnets and all that stuff. Delete, delete, shred, shred,
Speaker 2: all that stuff. Yeah, we talked between all of us
Speaker 2: at t n T. We talked to so many people who.
Speaker 4: Had This guy just didn't help either.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that didn't help a whole lot.
Speaker 4: I just got the news from my lawyer. I got
Speaker 4: a pardon baby, Thank you, President Trump. Now I'm gonna
Speaker 4: buy some mother efn guns. I love this country. Yeah,
Speaker 4: way to go, que Shaman. Jeez.
Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe Grock did it.
Speaker 4: I don't think so.
Speaker 2: What else. I guess we could compare some of my
Speaker 2: Biden's final moments there. Biden pardoned Fauci. This this is interesting.
Speaker 2: Put this one on the.
Speaker 4: Side, like the most people any presidents has ever pardoned
Speaker 4: ever and.
Speaker 2: Some of the most questionable ones ever. And that's that's
Speaker 2: you know, Trump's out there today saying he forgot to
Speaker 2: pardon himself. This could be a problem. So here we
Speaker 2: are with the whole like, uh, you know, stroking the
Speaker 2: head of all the Q fans out there, like, oh,
Speaker 2: they're gonna lock him up. And I even had one
Speaker 2: person I think Spor actually had a person send her
Speaker 2: something saying that I think it was Spoor. I can't
Speaker 2: remember as too much in the doom scroll today, but
Speaker 2: someone saying that, oh they yeah that as Q said,
Speaker 2: Biden was executed in the Hag a long time ago.
Speaker 2: And this has been an impostor all along, you know,
Speaker 2: and h you're gonna find out really soon. So that's
Speaker 2: that's what's going on in that sphere. But this is
Speaker 2: over at real clear investigations. Despite biden pardon, Fauci still
Speaker 2: faces legal perils. So this one was kind of interesting.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to read you the whole article. But
Speaker 2: so there's gonna be a lot of talk about this
Speaker 2: going forward. But it's like I I have a hard
Speaker 2: time taking any uh. I can't really tell you. I
Speaker 2: have to take this with a grain of salt because
Speaker 2: you can't tell us that that Fauci and that crew
Speaker 2: did did wrong. But you're gonna, you know, tout this
Speaker 2: AI creation of more of these drugs. So Biden's pardons were.
Speaker 4: Really weird.
Speaker 2: Preemptively is this is this? Is there a precedent for this?
Speaker 2: A preemptive pardon? He also hard and shifty Shift, Cheney
Speaker 2: Millie and some of his family.
Speaker 4: Members, well all of them, all of his family members.
Speaker 2: Yeah, his entire family. I've never heard of a preemptive
Speaker 2: pardon before. Maybe it's just not something I ever paid
Speaker 2: attention to. But I mean, if anyone in the chats
Speaker 2: has heard of.
Speaker 4: This before, it's called get out of jail free card.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've heard of it in Monopoly.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Start they going to try and pain a bunch of
Speaker 5: stuff on the Democrats.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I I don't know. I mean, they're they're,
Speaker 2: they're they probably the rhetoric would suggest that, you know,
Speaker 2: and that would certainly generate a lot of fanfare on
Speaker 2: X I'm sure, but would it be just another sir,
Speaker 2: That's what I'm wondering, Like, Okay, so what what are
Speaker 2: they actually going to do here? Are they gonna Are
Speaker 2: they gonna prove CNN right? And and you know, weaponize
Speaker 2: the government against his political opponents and then drag people
Speaker 2: like like Fauci through uh you know, two or three
Speaker 2: years of trials to just drop them at the end
Speaker 2: or something like that.
Speaker 4: That's what they did Trump some kind of new Nuremberg.
Speaker 2: Well, that's what a lot of people want to see.
Speaker 2: Would it actually come out like that though, or would
Speaker 2: it just be this weird you know, dog and pony show.
Speaker 4: I don't know. I don't see the Russia thing about Gates.
Speaker 2: Yes, Russia wants to bring Bill Gates to there. They
Speaker 2: want to extradite him to Russia so they can try
Speaker 2: him or something like that. Is that what I saw?
Speaker 4: I just dropped your link. That might be stretching it,
Speaker 4: because I think the early reporting thus far is that
Speaker 4: there's just somebody that the military, Russia's military specifically, is
Speaker 4: blowing the whistle on Bill Gates' bioterrorism plot to reduce
Speaker 4: population so I don't know, I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 4: Us further confirmation on this one, what is.
Speaker 2: That portrait of that looks so good on you, Billy?
Speaker 2: So as reported by Sleigh News here, let's.
Speaker 4: See, do they take kat with a grain of salt?
Speaker 2: Yeah, this looks like grain of salt. News by Frank
Speaker 2: Bergman just came out yesterday with the headline that Ruckus Reggie,
Speaker 2: Russia's Ministry of Defense has accused billionaire Bill Gates of
Speaker 2: funding quote, bio terrorism related activities with the goal of
Speaker 2: population reduction. The Russian mod raised the alarm and of
Speaker 2: press briefing where officials asserted that Gates the Gates Foundation
Speaker 2: is a primary sponsor of the US African biolab complex.
Speaker 2: All right, I'm going to stop right there because I
Speaker 2: can already tell what this is. Uh, this is more
Speaker 2: lab leak garbage, which I highly recommend you ignore. Lab
Speaker 2: leak is not the problem here. And I knew that
Speaker 2: no officials in Russia would go after any of these
Speaker 2: guys for the creation of experimental drugs because they had
Speaker 2: their own experimental drugs. They were given to the population there.
Speaker 4: But the lab lee thing is going to play very
Speaker 4: big in Trump administration. It's going to ultimately, my prediction
Speaker 4: is that will be the the the Milu for going China.
Speaker 4: We got to hit China hard. We're gonna We're gonna
Speaker 4: absolutely somehow prove to the world that China is live.
Speaker 4: Lableak caused the shutdown of the world, and now we
Speaker 4: gotta you know, the ols big big le big lely,
Speaker 4: huge big lely.
Speaker 2: I didn't know this until Timothy Sha told me, but
Speaker 2: apparently he was trying to say big league when Big
Speaker 2: Lee became a thing. At least I don't know. I
Speaker 2: like big Lee personally. I think it's much better. I
Speaker 2: like better really, But yeah, that that's exactly what that is, ruckus.
Speaker 2: We're gonna we're gonna be seeing a lot of that,
Speaker 2: a lot of you know, it's the old Spider Man,
Speaker 2: all the Spider Man pointing at each other for who
Speaker 2: the bad guy is, thing and right, and none of
Speaker 2: them are going to talk about the actual experimental juice.
Speaker 2: They're all going to talk about lab leaks and and
Speaker 2: gain of.
Speaker 4: Function cures for cancer. But why is there an explosion
Speaker 4: in cancer recently? Oh, we have no idea.
Speaker 2: Well, herbo cancer is a thing now, But I guess
Speaker 2: that just means we need more experimental juice. And this
Speaker 2: experimental juice will be much better because Larry Ellison and
Speaker 2: Sam Altman and their crew will be behind it.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 2: I also noticed when Trump was signing the EOS, there
Speaker 2: was discussion about Elon and Elon's bucking back against the
Speaker 2: whole Stargate thing, and Trump says, well, Elon doesn't like
Speaker 2: one of those guys. Obviously it's Sam Altman. But I
Speaker 2: think that's funny the way they set up this little
Speaker 2: there's like these little like micro rivalries they set up
Speaker 2: among the tech oligarchs. You know, you can just see
Speaker 2: this turning into politics. You can you can see these
Speaker 2: rivalries turning into politics. We saw it with the Elon
Speaker 2: and Trump are gonna have an mm A fight. Obviously,
Speaker 2: I gotta give it to Zuck on that one. He
Speaker 2: looks much more capable. Elon's looking a little square these days.
Speaker 2: But anyways, you know, and now it's Elon versus Sam
Speaker 2: and Donald Trump, you know, promoting that whole schism. I
Speaker 2: don't know, man.
Speaker 4: As you notice, Ramaswami is out, Yeah, now only Elon
Speaker 4: Musk is in charge of dough.
Speaker 2: Now, just like Patrick Henningson said he would That was
Speaker 2: like three weeks ago, and he was completely right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so, oh, I remembered it was actually Werner bron Braun.
Speaker 5: Remember who wrote that book about the.
Speaker 4: Elon on Mars, Right, it was von Braun. So what
Speaker 4: was his Yeah, what was his connection?
Speaker 5: He wrote a science fiction novel about Mars and the
Speaker 5: coming race called the Elon. And now Elon's up there
Speaker 5: doing the salute and he wants to go to Mars.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, they they say, all the there's a
Speaker 2: Nazi bass on the dark side of the moon. So
Speaker 2: you know, maybe they stop on the stop at the
Speaker 2: Moon on the way to Mars, pick up some buddies.
Speaker 4: Test red herrings. So you don't know they fled to Antarctica.
Speaker 2: Right, Oh, you're in the hollow Earth now right, yes, yep,
Speaker 2: the rest of the Nephelom.
Speaker 4: The Baron trumps.
Speaker 2: Well, Baron comes and goes. You know, he time travels,
Speaker 2: so he may have been there at one point, but
Speaker 2: now he's here. Very tall. Oh, there was a lot
Speaker 2: of this going around too. My goodness, this one, this
Speaker 2: one went pretty big. Zuckerberg having a good time looking
Speaker 2: at Jeff Bezos's.
Speaker 4: Lady there.
Speaker 2: That got a lot of air this week. That was
Speaker 2: pretty funny.
Speaker 4: That's probably my favorite image of twenty twenty five so far.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I like some of the comments. Why is she
Speaker 2: dressed like that?
Speaker 5: Imagine married to one of the richest man in the world. Well, okay,
Speaker 5: this is my thing. I think they do that for
Speaker 5: attention and just too obviously like be in the papers
Speaker 5: as the person with the bro out right. You know,
Speaker 5: she had to have thought this through, like if I
Speaker 5: do this, then no one's gonna be talking about anything
Speaker 5: but me.
Speaker 6: Mm hmm.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: RFK did a little bit better at not ogling. I
Speaker 2: will give r FK some some fewer points than zuck got.
Speaker 4: And betterman did a better job of like what the
Speaker 4: hell is this guy wearing?
Speaker 5: But then later on they caught Zuckerberg liking her photos
Speaker 5: on Instagram or something like black hole or something.
Speaker 4: Lazer eyes makes sense now, yeah, totally.
Speaker 2: How How weird is it that, like we see this
Speaker 2: inauguration and and there with Trump? I mean that is
Speaker 2: there with Trump is Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk.
Speaker 2: I assume Ellison in that crowd too, although I haven't
Speaker 2: spotted him. Somebody can fact check me.
Speaker 4: On that and.
Speaker 2: I mean some of the and there's a what's her
Speaker 2: face one of the Adelson wives there too. Just an
Speaker 2: amazing cast of characters that you maybe we should have
Speaker 2: expected there, but it's like every single one of them.
Speaker 2: Zuckerberg put one hundred million dollars into Trump at the
Speaker 2: end of twenty twenty four there and Elon of course,
Speaker 2: and you put five hundred million down or something like that.
Speaker 2: Like these guys all bought their apparently bought their way
Speaker 2: in as well as you know, politicked their way in
Speaker 2: via their you know, social media leverage and their CEO leverage.
Speaker 2: Just bizarre to see that that entire like tech oligart group,
Speaker 2: they're sitting there with Donald Trump. It really says a
Speaker 2: lot about where we're headed.
Speaker 5: All then they're all unelected.
Speaker 4: Yeah, every single one of them who asked you should
Speaker 4: have nothing to.
Speaker 2: Do with government. But I mean, I guess a fair
Speaker 2: question would be is this any different. I mean, if
Speaker 2: we were to go back and look at George Bush's inauguration,
Speaker 2: would it be like the CEOs of you know, Coke
Speaker 2: and Apple and you know what I mean, Bill Gates
Speaker 2: was probably a number of these. I mean, if we
Speaker 2: really traced this back. I'm sure there's a trend here,
Speaker 2: but you know, these are all people that are a
Speaker 2: new breed when it comes to this kind of thing.
Speaker 5: Well, I have one more piece of gossip, then I
Speaker 5: gotta go.
Speaker 2: All right, let's do it. Hit us with it, Jamie.
Speaker 5: Apparently Barack Obama and Michelle are getting divorced. Yeah, and
Speaker 5: he has been seeing Jennifer Aniston.
Speaker 2: Uh huh, that's funny. You should bring that out. I'm
Speaker 2: glad you brought the hot goss because Infidel Phara, who
Speaker 2: couldn't be here with us tonight, dropped this one on
Speaker 2: us right before the show and I had actually seen
Speaker 2: it yesterday starting to float around. But let's take a look.
Speaker 2: I've got a Megan Kelly video.
Speaker 4: You know where this is going, by the way, and
Speaker 4: that rumor is old school, it's nothing new. Don't think
Speaker 4: your original people.
Speaker 2: Well, here's a view into the sources on this and
Speaker 2: the latest.
Speaker 7: There's to be some momentum picking up in the rumor
Speaker 7: mill about their marriage. First on January fifteenth, in the
Speaker 7: sub stack of Jessica Reid Kraus, also known as House
Speaker 7: and Habit, she posts the following Michelle Obama's absence at
Speaker 7: Jimmy Carter's funeral certainly raise some eyebrows, but yesterday's announcement
Speaker 7: that she won't be attending Trump's inauguration confirmed something is
Speaker 7: definitely going on between her and Barack. Whispers about Cracks
Speaker 7: and their relationship have been circulating in DC for over
Speaker 7: a year now, but this feels like the first public
Speaker 7: proof of a marriage on the rocks. If I had
Speaker 7: to guess, they will wait until after the inauguration to
Speaker 7: announce it. Timing, you know, is everything, and yet the
Speaker 7: story doesn't end there. For months, I've heard Jennifer Aniston's
Speaker 7: name tied to Barack. Then Jessica cites a DM she
Speaker 7: received the day before quote, he's with Jennifer Aniston, my
Speaker 7: old manager. Now a friend is connected to her inner circle.
Speaker 7: At a gathering with Jennifer's friends, the affair came up casually.
Speaker 7: Jennifer herself admitted it. They were sitting with a psychic,
Speaker 7: which makes it makes it sound surreal, but it's definitely
Speaker 7: not a secret among her closest friends. Then yesterday, Megan
Speaker 7: McCain had a discussion about this on her show, suggesting
Speaker 7: she is hearing the same she had Antara Palmery, who's
Speaker 7: a reporter, saying, fast and furious loud, I've been hearing
Speaker 7: this rumor about the Obamas getting a divorce from reputable people.
Speaker 7: I'm not talking about TMZ, she says, I'm talking about
Speaker 7: very serious journalists telling me they are hearing that the
Speaker 7: Obama divorce rumors are true. And Tara, who's a senior
Speaker 7: political course bond for Puck, says, I've certainly heard it
Speaker 7: for a while too, even before Michelle said she wasn't
Speaker 7: coming to the inauguration. I do not know whether this
Speaker 7: is true at all, but if it is true, it
Speaker 7: truly would be a political earthquake, earthquake in Democrat circles,
Speaker 7: nevermind America. I don't remember a presidential divorce in modern history.
Speaker 2: I love the comments. Thank you guys, the comments are amazing.
Speaker 2: We lost Jamie for a second there, Jamie, you're back, okay, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I know you got to get going. Any final thoughts
Speaker 2: on that or tonight's musings before you got to jump.
Speaker 4: Stay tuned, same bat channel.
Speaker 2: We'll see.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Time it's just gonna get weirder and weirder, but it's
Speaker 5: gonna get good. Have no fear. I think we'll all
Speaker 5: be okay, Yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Think so too. We've been threatened with so many uh
Speaker 2: world ending events at this point for so many decades. Uh,
Speaker 2: now would be the time to stay tuned. So I
Speaker 2: agree with you, Jamie. Hopefully like the cost of groceries
Speaker 2: will go down, the cost of gas will go down,
Speaker 2: people's stock portfolios will go up, Crypto will continue to climb,
Speaker 2: you know, the attacks.
Speaker 5: Maybe they would unfloridate the water and look into the
Speaker 5: I R S so fingers crossed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, bail out on the income tax, get the fluoridation
Speaker 2: out of the water. They already banned red number five,
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 4: So we shall see, we shall see. Uh, there's there's
Speaker 4: a good question.
Speaker 6: What what?
Speaker 5: Thank you?
Speaker 2: Thank you for that one. We're all thinking it. Uh
Speaker 2: all right, Jamie, thank you so much for being here tonight,
Speaker 2: and uh it's been a pleasure and we'll look forward
Speaker 2: to doing it again really soon. And again, everybody get
Speaker 2: over to YouTube and follow Jamie Hanshaw over there on
Speaker 2: the YouTube's here's again if you need a visual aid
Speaker 2: to do so, there you go. That's her channel out
Speaker 2: of this world. Thanks so much, Jamie.
Speaker 4: All right, thanks guys, all right, okay, all.
Speaker 2: Right, there goes Jamie Henshaw and recause. I got a
Speaker 2: bazillion more links, but I'm really not interested in them.
Speaker 2: Do you have any saved rounds or final thoughts tonight?
Speaker 4: I too have a very important one. We got to
Speaker 4: talk about this right here.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, I'm glad.
Speaker 4: Thank you for reminding me.
Speaker 1: This is bad.
Speaker 4: I want to. I want you to hold on before
Speaker 4: you because I know you got the video. I want
Speaker 4: to you got to see this first. This is what
Speaker 4: Janie posted. This is how I heard about it the
Speaker 4: first time. Last night. I was watching this whole thing happen. Yeah,
Speaker 4: me too, But she posted this, and then I had
Speaker 4: to go find his account and saw that he had
Speaker 4: put his other account of posted it first, and then
Speaker 4: then she did. But there's the link for you, Janice
Speaker 4: Elizabeth McAfee wrote on January twenty second, twenty twenty five,
Speaker 4: seven pm US Central Time. Ever since John's untimely death,
Speaker 4: I've been looking for ways to honor the genius he
Speaker 4: was and build on the legacy he left behind. I
Speaker 4: am super excited to announce that I've taken creative control
Speaker 4: of a product that will expand John's legacy. It encompasses
Speaker 4: his core beliefs of freedom, privacy, and technology while expanding
Speaker 4: on his passion for crypto and AI. John would have
Speaker 4: loved this cycle. Crypto is in and I am happy
Speaker 4: to have found a project that allows him to participate posthumously.
Speaker 4: By all accounts and appearances, it would look like they
Speaker 4: have created an AI version of John, which is what
Speaker 4: it is. Once it happened, everybody got their thinking caps
Speaker 4: on and did a bunch of their research and was
Speaker 4: convinced that the account had been hacked and happy to
Speaker 4: say that. Janie came out and did a video. You
Speaker 4: might have the video if you want to play it,
Speaker 4: explaining that no, the account is not hacked and this
Speaker 4: is a legitimate project that she is in control of
Speaker 4: to honor John's legacy. And I'm all for this, I
Speaker 4: really am. It's kind of cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, no, I agree. I thought it was really
Speaker 2: interesting when this all popped off. I have one more
Speaker 2: tweet on it too. Let's see here if I can
Speaker 2: find the right tab. My goodness. So this one came
Speaker 2: out last night at ten thirty two pm Central, and
Speaker 2: it's from the official McAfee account, which Janis has been
Speaker 2: in control of, and it says John's account has not
Speaker 2: been hacked. This is the real deal.
Speaker 4: More information forthcoming.
Speaker 2: And it was funny to watch the comments just roll
Speaker 2: in underneath that, a lot of people talking about his
Speaker 2: kill switch and you know, faking his own death and
Speaker 2: oh it has been hacked. I mean, it was it
Speaker 2: was pretty fun to watch that all unfold. And I
Speaker 2: thought it was interesting because I had just been kind
Speaker 2: of noticing over the last week or so that Jimmy
Speaker 2: Watson's been doing the podcast circuit. Jimmy was John's, one
Speaker 2: of his main security guys and a good friend of his.
Speaker 2: I've spoken with Jimmy a couple of times when I
Speaker 2: was doing TNT. Really nice. But what I immediately was like,
Speaker 2: wait a minute, because like he was on a number
Speaker 2: of podcasts, and I was like, I wonder if there's
Speaker 2: a connection here because I keep seeing Jimmy Watson around.
Speaker 2: But yeah, then I knew this would all be clarified
Speaker 2: by Janie by the time I woke up, and of
Speaker 2: course it was, so. Janice writes on her own account,
Speaker 2: good morning everyone. I hope this video answers everyone's concerns
Speaker 2: about whether mine and John's account has been compromised. Uh
Speaker 2: and I'll play the video here for you before we
Speaker 2: get out of here.
Speaker 11: Good morning everyone, Janie McAfee here and first, what's everyone
Speaker 11: just breathing?
Speaker 5: Please?
Speaker 4: Okay, in through your nose, out there your mouth.
Speaker 5: One more time for good measureed?
Speaker 4: Okay, better? Yeah, better?
Speaker 11: Okay, So just say my account has not been hacked.
Speaker 11: John's account has not been hacked. This project is real
Speaker 11: AI int Virus Israel. I'm super excited about it. There
Speaker 11: will be some announcements coming later today just to further
Speaker 11: explain the vision and where I hope to take this
Speaker 11: project in the future. But can I just say that
Speaker 11: I have not laughed or smiled this much since John
Speaker 11: has passed away. I think I saw someone write under
Speaker 11: my tweet that's not how Jannis spells honored. She's been hacked,
Speaker 11: absolutely hilarious. Thank you guys for reminding me how crazy
Speaker 11: this space could be, and thank you for reminding me
Speaker 11: how intense some of you can be with your Internet saluting.
Speaker 11: I can assure you again, my account has not been hacked.
Speaker 11: John's account has not been hacked. Everything's all right, Everybody
Speaker 11: just breathed. It'll be okay, you know, I just ask
Speaker 11: for your patients bear with me as I venture off
Speaker 11: into uncharted territory. But I can promise you that my
Speaker 11: first goal is to only honor John's legacy and his memory.
Speaker 11: And so again just bear with me as I get
Speaker 11: my bearings here. And like I said in more announcements
Speaker 11: about the project will be coming out later today and
Speaker 11: in the coming week.
Speaker 2: So stay tuned, stay tuned. Indeed, this is going to
Speaker 2: be really interesting. Janice is such a nice person spor
Speaker 2: and I've been in contact with her for quite a
Speaker 2: while and had her on my TNT show at one point,
Speaker 2: and our friend Creative Accidents reminded me about.
Speaker 5: This.
Speaker 2: Did I stop sharing? What happened? Where did my share
Speaker 2: button go? This really takes me back. This is something
Speaker 2: John posted after he was on boiler Room back in
Speaker 2: twenty seventy. Big shout out to John rest in peace man.
Speaker 2: My boiler Room radio interview short. So we took a
Speaker 2: short segment and put it on YouTube after John jumped
Speaker 2: on an episode of boiler Room. We were talking about
Speaker 2: the Vault seven dump at the time in twenty seventeen.
Speaker 2: In March of twenty seventeen, and our friend Stuart Howe
Speaker 2: was on the show with us that night, and there's
Speaker 2: an old article out there where John put his phone
Speaker 2: number on it and he said, anyone can call me anytime.
Speaker 2: That's the kind of guy John was like. He literally
Speaker 2: put his cell phone number on a published media article.
Speaker 2: And Stuart Howe, being the sleuth that he is, called
Speaker 2: him in the middle of a boiler room, and we
Speaker 2: brought him in with a combat landing and he gave
Speaker 2: a great talk about Vault seven and what led to
Speaker 2: be the whole Russian Russia Russia Russia interference things. So
Speaker 2: thanks for reminding me about that tweet. I'm gonna retweet
Speaker 2: that and I'm gonna include that on tonight's show page
Speaker 2: so people can go back and here the first time
Speaker 2: that we met John, back when he was with us.
Speaker 4: And shout out to Janie for doing something creative here
Speaker 4: that I think is could truly. I mean, I think
Speaker 4: a lot of this what she's doing stands for. I mean,
Speaker 4: this is what he would do. I think there are
Speaker 4: a lot of people say, oh, he would never be.
Speaker 4: I think, no, he would be. He's smiling from somewhere
Speaker 4: about this. I think I think it's pretty neat.
Speaker 2: I agree, one hundred percent, super cool and best of
Speaker 2: luck to you. Janice will be in touch. Maybe we
Speaker 2: can talk about this when it's a little bit more developed.
Speaker 2: You know, she's been through so much. She has been
Speaker 2: through so much. The last time I interviewed her, she
Speaker 2: was talking about how she never even got to get
Speaker 2: his remains, like we don't know what happened to his remains.
Speaker 2: Last I heard, same with same with all the autopsy
Speaker 2: reports and all that stuff. So that remains a big
Speaker 2: question mark. Donald Trump, maybe you should do an executive
Speaker 2: order or something to get this cleared up. You know
Speaker 2: that that would definitely go in the good category, because
Speaker 2: tonight we're discussing the good, the bad, and the fugly.
Speaker 2: So there's another open goal.
Speaker 4: Big X accounts to get into Elon Musk's ears about this,
Speaker 4: because then he because he's the Trump whisper. That's what
Speaker 4: they call him, by the way, Trump whisper, all the
Speaker 4: all the leftist media CNN that like Elon Musk is
Speaker 4: the Trump whisper.
Speaker 2: It's funny to me, Yeah, oh boy, here we go.
Speaker 2: We're back in it. We're back in at everybody. The
Speaker 2: magic of Trump.
Speaker 4: A term. And it's still only January. It feels like
Speaker 4: three months already and it's not even the first month.
Speaker 4: It's crazy.
Speaker 2: Oh absolutely, just bananas everything. It's just been crazy. Let's
Speaker 2: see here, I did have one more before we get
Speaker 2: out of here. This is a be a quickie here.
Speaker 2: Let's do a real quick farewell to Joe Biden.
Speaker 5: Here.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna go with this tab right here and shout out.
Speaker 2: To Benko on x Joe Biden's disastrous presidency. In twenty
Speaker 2: five photos. I'm not an artist, but I love the
Speaker 2: power of photos and the stories they tell. Here are
Speaker 2: twenty five photos I think tell the story of the
Speaker 2: Biden years. Please share your comments. There you go. There's
Speaker 2: the socially distant cabinet. Remember that one that was That
Speaker 2: was great ruckus, that was good times right there.
Speaker 4: I thought that was the twenty five photos all in one.
Speaker 8: I was confused.
Speaker 2: Nope, we got some good ones here. All the gas
Speaker 2: prices in twenty twenty one. Look at that.
Speaker 4: A sticker I did that.
Speaker 2: I get that it needs a sticker on that one.
Speaker 2: It's a good picture, though, if you're listening and not watching,
Speaker 2: we're looking at gas prices here of seven dollars and
Speaker 2: twenty six cents for regular. Hopefully we won't be seeing
Speaker 2: that again. Here you go here at number three, heading north,
Speaker 2: Guatemalan authorities pushing back a migrant caravan. Nearly all of
Speaker 2: these individuals were eventually granted entry into the US through
Speaker 2: the southern border. There you go, and oh, here's a
Speaker 2: much beloved one. The stairs. In an early sign of
Speaker 2: his decline, Biden falls over while walking up the stairs
Speaker 2: of Air Force one.
Speaker 4: There's a classic right there we all read times.
Speaker 2: There's the Afghanistan withdrawal. Number five. In one of Washington's
Speaker 2: worst ever foreign policy failures, the Taliban took back control
Speaker 2: of Afghanistan shortly after Biden ordered the US withdrawal. This photo,
Speaker 2: in particular has garnered some skepticism from us here in
Speaker 2: the boiler room, but we'll just leave it as is
Speaker 2: for now. Number six dead soldiers. Thirteen soldiers were killed
Speaker 2: during the botched withdrawal, leaving their families devastated. There are
Speaker 2: pictures of them right there, rest in peace. Number seven
Speaker 2: vaccine mandates. Biden tries to introduce vaccine mandates via executive order,
Speaker 2: which is later ruled as unconstitutional. Hopefully the new administration
Speaker 2: does not try any shenanigans like that again. Number eight
Speaker 2: the illegal invasion. Over ten million people entered the United
Speaker 2: States under the Biden administration, overrunning cities and wasting billions
Speaker 2: of taxpayer dollars. You know the story that appears to
Speaker 2: be Haitians just saying number nine pushing back parents protest
Speaker 2: school closures and vax mandates, and California as Democrats refused
Speaker 2: to lift restrictions imposed during the pandemic. Here's a good one.
Speaker 2: This really says a lot nap time Joe Biden has
Speaker 2: a nap during an African conference in Angola.
Speaker 4: He would fall asleep at many other events.
Speaker 2: What's this one? Putin goes rogue and one of the
Speaker 2: most devastating wars of the twenty first century, Russia invaded
Speaker 2: Ukraine under Biden's watch. Around one million people are said
Speaker 2: to have been killed or seriously wounded. Billions of US
Speaker 2: dollars were spent funding the Ukrainian war effort. Ah, this
Speaker 2: was a prime moment here. Not a biologist remember this one.
Speaker 2: I think we have a boiler room episode called.
Speaker 4: We Are Not by I don't remember, I can't recall.
Speaker 4: I'm not a historian.
Speaker 2: I can't answer that I'm not a historian. Kenji Brown
Speaker 2: Jackson Joe Biden's Supreme Court nominee, who was picked solely
Speaker 2: because she's a black woman, admids during her confirmation hearing
Speaker 2: that she does not know what a woman is and
Speaker 2: refers the question to a professional biologist. One of people's favorites.
Speaker 2: Right here. The freak show, Biden administration's own little freak off.
Speaker 2: Did they need a thousand bottles of lube? Did they
Speaker 2: consult Diddy? I don't know, I mean baby oil. The
Speaker 2: non binary Deputy Assistant Secretary of Spent Fuel and Waste
Speaker 2: Disposition Sam Brinton, and the transgender Assistant Secretary for Health
Speaker 2: Rachel Levine pose for a photo here, and of course
Speaker 2: Brenton now And of course, as we talked about a lot,
Speaker 2: Brinton would later be charged with stealing Louis Vatans suitcase
Speaker 2: not just once, but two or three times and resigning
Speaker 2: from the role.
Speaker 4: That's a suitcase that Baron Trump liked.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was perhaps Joe Biden falling off his bike.
Speaker 2: Another classic Biden falls off his mountain bike? What else?
Speaker 2: What else? Fentanyl crisis That one speaks for itself.
Speaker 4: Thin Air.
Speaker 2: Biden tries to shake hands with thin Air. Yep, that
Speaker 2: was a classic, right, there. What else do we got?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: Remember this one, the transgender influencer Rose Montoya shows off
Speaker 2: his silicon breast during a White House Pride event. I
Speaker 2: believe that this person was later arrested for some sort
Speaker 2: of deviancy, but I can't recall, so I'm not going
Speaker 2: to go there. Look it up, send it to me.
Speaker 2: I'll put it on the show page if you got
Speaker 2: a link. Images from inside federal prison show how the
Speaker 2: Biden regime torture J six protesters through the use of
Speaker 2: prolonged solitary confinement. There's a view of what that looks
Speaker 2: like right there. Does not look pleasant at all. The
Speaker 2: mugshot there you go, Now a derivative of the portrait.
Speaker 2: Biden regime moves forward with the prosecution of Donald Trump,
Speaker 2: and then we've got evil incarnate Jose Ibada, an illegal
Speaker 2: immigrant fro Venezuela who had already been arrested. Emoryly stands
Speaker 2: trial for the brutal murder of twenty two year old
Speaker 2: Georgia nursing student Lake and Riley. Rest in Peace, Lake
Speaker 2: and Riley. New legislation coming out about that. I believe
Speaker 2: they're calling it the Lake and Riley Law. Hunter faces Justice.
Speaker 2: A lot of talk about Hunter in the last few years.
Speaker 2: Here that's a picture of him arriving at court ahead
Speaker 2: of his tax fraud and illegal firearms charges. He would
Speaker 2: later be pardoned by his father, despite repeated promises never
Speaker 2: to do so. That's very true. Trump trial. There's Trump
Speaker 2: sitting in trial Number twenty three. The debate. Oh, this
Speaker 2: was a pivotal moment here. We covered it on Boiler
Speaker 2: Room Live. In a debate that effectively ended his can
Speaker 2: to the se for President, Biden showed himself to be
Speaker 2: every bit as demented as his critics had warned. Twenty
Speaker 2: four Bring Back Joy. Kamala Harris takes over as the
Speaker 2: Democratic nominee and chooses Tim Tampon Walls as her running mate,
Speaker 2: with a promise of restoring joy to politics, because that's
Speaker 2: what we all think when we see Tim Walls right.
Speaker 2: Joy campaign turns out to be a catastrophic failure. And
Speaker 2: here's Ben's number twenty five, the greatest comeback ever. There
Speaker 2: you go. So he put this out the day before
Speaker 2: he was sworn in. I thought that was an interesting
Speaker 2: post and a nice retrospective. So that's all I got
Speaker 2: for you, ruckus and for all you out there on
Speaker 2: Rock Finn, Rumble YouTube and x. I'm sorry I haven't
Speaker 2: been able to watch all those chats tonight. It's been
Speaker 2: a lot of tabs to manage and a lot of
Speaker 2: camera switching. So thanks everybody for your comments and for
Speaker 2: hanging out with us. If you want to support us,
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Speaker 2: He's got a great series going right now. You definitely
Speaker 2: want to catch up on that. If you're not caught
Speaker 2: up yet, Rucas. That's all I got tonight, man.
Speaker 4: Yeah, thanks for having me. Yeah, I will try my
Speaker 4: hardest to at least finish that series of the Daily Ruckas,
Speaker 4: but kind of in emergency survival mode, so my time
Speaker 4: is dedicated towards other things right now and we'll go
Speaker 4: from there. But I will at least finish up that series,
Speaker 4: the Twelve Days of Ruckus, hopefully before the end of January. Yeah.
Speaker 4: But yeah, if you want to help me out, I
Speaker 4: do have to buy me a coffee and other links
Speaker 4: on my show page and my show notes and all that.
Speaker 4: Thanks for having me, sure, it's been a blast, make up.
Speaker 4: Blessed each and every one of us, and make God
Speaker 4: save this republic.
Speaker 2: All right, Thanks Rucas. We'll see you next time. And
Speaker 2: that's it for this episode of Boiler Room. Thank you
Speaker 2: very much for joining us again. You can find our
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Speaker 2: Should be in your pod feeds by tomorrow morning. And
Speaker 2: that's it. We're out of here on behalf of myself, SPO.
Speaker 2: Everybody here at Alternate Current Radio and in the Boiler Room,
Speaker 2: thank you, and stay positive and we'll see you again
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Speaker 11: That's it.
Speaker 4: Go ahead and run, run home and pry to mama.