Speaker 1: Shannon or to be here with the first Jewish president
Speaker 1: of the at stage, and if he isn't, he should be.
Speaker 2: So Mark Levin was joking there, right, maybe not ladies
Speaker 2: and gentlemen, we got God correction. I got God correction.
Speaker 2: I knew, but I rolled the dice and came up craps.
Speaker 2: So it is what it is. If you guys remember
Speaker 2: way back, eight nine months ago, whatever it was, when
Speaker 2: I said that I finally had decided that I was
Speaker 2: going to cave and vote for Donald Trump because I
Speaker 2: could not bring myself to vote for Chase Oliver. I
Speaker 2: detailed out the justifications, the reasoning that I thought that
Speaker 2: it was the most prudent decision, and to be honest,
Speaker 2: I still think that it was. In fact, I do
Speaker 2: still think that it was. But I will say that
Speaker 2: in that episode, that very episode, I said the upside
Speaker 2: of Donald Trump is that he is promising to try
Speaker 2: and negotiate peace in Ukraine. The downside of Donald Trump
Speaker 2: is that there is a distinct possibility, given his donors,
Speaker 2: that he will deliver on a different war, and that
Speaker 2: war would be with Iran. I'm not making it up.
Speaker 2: You can go back and watch me say it. I
Speaker 2: said it explicitly. We all know this. This isn't exactly
Speaker 2: a surprise, but it is a disappointment. Nonetheless, the problem
Speaker 2: with Donald Trump is that he is always on both
Speaker 2: sides of every issue. If you are a non interventionist,
Speaker 2: anti war type of person, Glen, Donald Trump gave you
Speaker 2: more than enough to believe that he might deliver on peace,
Speaker 2: given that there was no major wars that started under
Speaker 2: his first presidential term. So with him promising to negotiate
Speaker 2: peace in the biggest proxy war in my lifetime, one
Speaker 2: that is undoubtedly existential when it comes to the Russia
Speaker 2: Ukraine war, I thought, screw it, it's worth a shot.
Speaker 2: He didn't start any wars in the first term. Maybe
Speaker 2: he can do this, Maybe he can deliver. He's not delivering,
Speaker 2: and in fact, he is escalating in a way that
Speaker 2: is extraordinarily dangerous. But on the flip side of that,
Speaker 2: here was our other option.
Speaker 1: Which foreign country do you consider to be our greatest adversary?
Speaker 3: I think there's an obvious one in mind, which is
Speaker 3: Iran has American blood on their hands. What we need
Speaker 3: to do to ensure that Iran never achieves the ability
Speaker 3: to be a nuclear power. That is one of my
Speaker 3: highest priorities.
Speaker 4: And that must be that Iran is building a nuclear
Speaker 4: weapon where you take militar I'm not.
Speaker 5: Going to talk about hypothetical.
Speaker 2: So the answer was yes, Kamala Harris would have done
Speaker 2: the same damn thing. And given that we now know that,
Speaker 2: in fact, the bombing runs which were just carried out
Speaker 2: yesterday were actually game planned and war gamed and practiced
Speaker 2: under the Biden administration, So as the saying goes, as
Speaker 2: Tom Woods has said, and I have done a little
Speaker 2: playoff of the phrase, whoever you vote for, you get
Speaker 2: John McCain. That's the sad reality, and the really tragic
Speaker 2: reality for me has been that it feels a lot
Speaker 2: like whoever I vote for, I actually get the foreign
Speaker 2: policy preferences of bb Net and Yahoo, particularly when it
Speaker 2: comes to our Middle East insanity.
Speaker 6: Israel didn't kick their regime change habit with Iraq or
Speaker 6: Libya or Syria. It seems they need another fix. But Matt,
Speaker 6: this is in a regime change war. It's about Iran's
Speaker 6: nuclear program. I wish that were true, but it's not.
Speaker 6: Congressman Marjorie Taylor Green opined that maybe Nyaho is so
Speaker 6: feisty about regime change in Iran because he was facing
Speaker 6: regime change in Israel.
Speaker 7: It's not being recorded enough that on Thursday they held
Speaker 7: above Nikanesset and it was only by two votes that
Speaker 7: met and Yahoo won. If he had lost, they would
Speaker 7: have had another election in Israel, and the polling shomos
Speaker 7: that he would lose if an election were to occur today.
Speaker 7: That vote happened last Thursday, and then Friday Israel attacked Iran.
Speaker 7: That's why the bombs are falling. And it seems very
Speaker 7: political now.
Speaker 2: Marjorie Taylor Green says some zany things from time to time,
Speaker 2: but she is absolutely right about this that in fact,
Speaker 2: net Yahoo was perilously close to being ousted from power,
Speaker 2: and because he faces corruption trials, there was a distinct
Speaker 2: possibility that he would go to jail once he's out
Speaker 2: of power. So what do you do as a political
Speaker 2: lifer that wants to stay in politics for life and
Speaker 2: stay in power, to keep yourself not behind bars. You
Speaker 2: do whatever you have to. And this is the really
Speaker 2: tragic part about this is that I believe strongly that
Speaker 2: my generation and younger is not very pro this, and
Speaker 2: by this our greatest ally we are not pro continuing
Speaker 2: to destroy our balance sheet, destroy our people, our population,
Speaker 2: to do the bidding of a country in the Middle
Speaker 2: East that doesn't do all that much for us in return,
Speaker 2: and fair enough, even if they did a lot for us,
Speaker 2: I still don't want to go to war for them.
Speaker 2: I want to not be involved with foreign nations. And
Speaker 2: this is you could set Israel aside. If we had
Speaker 2: this type of relationship with any other nation, including Russia,
Speaker 2: I would oppose it. I don't want to be funding
Speaker 2: and arming a nation that destroys its neighbors, no matter
Speaker 2: what I think that the reality is that, thanks to
Speaker 2: the demographics shifting the GOP and Israel politicians, the political
Speaker 2: class knows that the clock is ticking, and the clock
Speaker 2: is not for the creation of an Iranian nuclear bomb,
Speaker 2: but rather when will the American gravy train end? And
Speaker 2: the answer is soon, like within a decade, maybe two
Speaker 2: at most, because after the young people actually become the
Speaker 2: old people, and then the young people become the young people.
Speaker 2: Sorry if that didn't make sense, You're not going to
Speaker 2: have people that are continuing to vote in lockstep the
Speaker 2: way that they are today, and as a consequence of that,
Speaker 2: they have to move now as we've already gone over
Speaker 2: a dozen times. The Wesley Clark seven. You had the
Speaker 2: six nations that got taken out. This is the seventh.
Speaker 2: They know that this is their opportunity. What did they do?
Speaker 2: They went around and they weakened Hesbola and Lebanon. They
Speaker 2: weakened the Houthis and Yemen. They've weakened obviously Hamas in Gaza,
Speaker 2: and now all of these proxies to Iran scare quote proxies.
Speaker 2: They are also independent nations that you know anyway. Setting
Speaker 2: that aside, now they have the big target in their
Speaker 2: sights because everybody else is perceived to be weak. They
Speaker 2: know that they don't have any time left because the
Speaker 2: demographics are shifting, and therefore their political support in America
Speaker 2: is diminishing very rapidly, and therefore you have to go now.
Speaker 8: Terry carried out massive precision strikes on the three key
Speaker 8: nuclear facilities in the Iranian regime, Foordeaux, Ntance and s Fahan.
Speaker 8: Everybody heard those names for years as they built this
Speaker 8: horribly destructive enterprise. Our objective was the destruction of irans
Speaker 8: nuclear enrichment capacity and a stop to the nuclear threat
Speaker 8: posed by the world's number one state sponsor of terror. Tonight,
Speaker 8: I can report to the world that the strikes were
Speaker 8: a spectacular military success. Iran's key nuclear Enrichmond facilities have
Speaker 8: been completely and totally obliterated around the bully of the
Speaker 8: Middle East must now make peace. If they do not,
Speaker 8: future attacks would be far greater and a lot easier.
Speaker 2: So we just blew your shit up, and now it's
Speaker 2: time for peace. Do we think that's how geopolitics works? Really?
Speaker 2: If say, for instance, China were to say we don't
Speaker 2: like the fact that I don't know America has thousands
Speaker 2: of nuclear weapons, and they just started to bomb our
Speaker 2: nuclear facilities where we produce highly enriched uranium by which
Speaker 2: we create those weapons, would we just go all right,
Speaker 2: let's negotiate peace now, or would we say we're at war? Obviously,
Speaker 2: but if you actually look at the con inc MAGA
Speaker 2: influencer class, it's completely the opposite. They're saying Trump didn't
Speaker 2: start any wars. This is just dropping bombs as if
Speaker 2: that's not like the prerequisite for war. And by the way,
Speaker 2: there has to be an eminent threat by which the
Speaker 2: president of the United States is able to defend the
Speaker 2: country without it being a violation of the Constitution, because
Speaker 2: that's the only other Otherwise you have to go to Congress.
Speaker 2: But if it's an imminent threat, then you have to
Speaker 2: then report it to the Congress within forty eight hours,
Speaker 2: by which they can establish whether or not your actions
Speaker 2: have been constitutional or not. So they're not even doing that.
Speaker 2: We have jumped the shark so severely that we don't
Speaker 2: even pretend as if Congress is supposed to have war powers.
Speaker 2: It's just the president. This is how we do things now. Now. Granted,
Speaker 2: it's been like this for fucking decades, so this is
Speaker 2: not anything new. However, this is new in the sense
Speaker 2: that there was no threat from Iran and certainly not
Speaker 2: an imminent threat from Iran to America. You could argue
Speaker 2: that there's an eminent threat to Israel, because that would
Speaker 2: be true. In fact, they've been at war with one
Speaker 2: another for a few weeks now, and some would argue
Speaker 2: for a few years now. But that doesn't mean that
Speaker 2: we are at war, and it certainly doesn't mean that
Speaker 2: the President of the United States has the right to
Speaker 2: do what he did. So Miriam Adelson and her one
Speaker 2: hundred million dollar donation, it paid off. She got what
Speaker 2: she wanted. The Glenn Beck's of the world, who believe
Speaker 2: that you have to defend Israel unless you be cursed.
Speaker 2: They got what they wanted. The Ben Shapiro's of the
Speaker 2: world got what they wanted. The Mark Levin's of the
Speaker 2: world got what they wanted. The John McCain's and Lindsay
Speaker 2: Graham's of the world got what they wanted. Who didn't
Speaker 2: get what they wanted That would be probably half or
Speaker 2: more of Trump's voters, us, the American people. We didn't
Speaker 2: get what we wanted, and we certainly didn't get what
Speaker 2: we voted for, which was negotiations for peace, not bombing
Speaker 2: for peace. That is not peace through strength, that is
Speaker 2: war by deception. And let's go into the details of
Speaker 2: how this actually came to pass before I bring in
Speaker 2: this interview with Sam Tripoli and the entire crew. By
Speaker 2: the way, it's a banger, but because we did it yesterday,
Speaker 2: it was right before these bombs dropped, So I have
Speaker 2: to do this kind of intro where I explain my
Speaker 2: actual position because at the time we were dealing with
Speaker 2: the hypothetical. Now it's fucking real. Now, obviously this has
Speaker 2: been going on for decades. This entire fear mongering nonsense
Speaker 2: about Iran getting nukes. I've been hearing it my entire
Speaker 2: adult life, and much longer than that, honestly, all the
Speaker 2: way back into my childhood. However, things really heated up
Speaker 2: in the past month where it started to look like
Speaker 2: this was actually a potential war that was going to happen.
Speaker 2: And this is how they sold it to us, and
Speaker 2: this is how it was so unbelievably duplicitous and deceptive
Speaker 2: and disgusting. From June ninth, there was a phone call
Speaker 2: that was widely reported on between Donald Trump and bb
Speaker 2: netan Yahoo, in which Yahoo. Now keep in mind, Iran
Speaker 2: and Israel had already started to go to war, and
Speaker 2: in that phone call it was established that net, Yahoo
Speaker 2: and Israel could handle the nuclear threat within Iran on
Speaker 2: their own. They would not need America, they would not
Speaker 2: need American boots on the ground, nor would they need
Speaker 2: our missiles or bombers.
Speaker 1: Nothing.
Speaker 2: They could handle it, to which I said, Okay, handle it.
Speaker 2: It's your war, you pay the consequences. However, I also said,
Speaker 2: if you can't handle it tough, don't start a war
Speaker 2: that you can't finish. In fact, that's what you guys
Speaker 2: have been saying about Gaza for the past two plus years.
Speaker 2: You just did it to yourselves. And now what happens?
Speaker 2: This is the key. It actually evolved in a very
Speaker 2: in it even more disgusting and duplicitous fashion. Three months ago,
Speaker 2: Tulci Gabbard comes out and she says, during their annual
Speaker 2: threat assessment about Iranian nuclear program, they have not decided
Speaker 2: to restart their suspended nuclear program by which they could
Speaker 2: actually create a nuclear bomb, much less create the missile
Speaker 2: and the technology to create an ICBM by which America
Speaker 2: might actually be threatened. None of that exists. No one
Speaker 2: even claims that they have any mechanism to deliver it
Speaker 2: to us. That was never a claim and it's still
Speaker 2: not a claim, which is obviously more evidence that this
Speaker 2: is not about defending us, but defending our greatest ally.
Speaker 2: So what happens Tulsi, knowing that she is the only
Speaker 2: one in the administration that seems to be counter signaling this,
Speaker 2: and knowing that they have already made the decision to
Speaker 2: go and bomb the nuclear sites on behalf of Israel,
Speaker 2: she tweets out a posts yesterday where she corrects the
Speaker 2: record and which she says that dishonest media is intentionally
Speaker 2: taking my testimony out of context and spreading fake news
Speaker 2: as a way to manufacture division. America has intelligence that
Speaker 2: iron is at the point that it can produce a
Speaker 2: nuclear weapon within weeks to months they decide to finalize
Speaker 2: the assembly. President Trump has been clear that can't happen,
Speaker 2: and I agree. Now those words conflict directly with her testimony,
Speaker 2: which is what she said three months ago. Here, the IC.
Speaker 9: Continues to assess that Iran is not building a nuclear
Speaker 9: weapon and Supreme Leader Kamani has not authorized the nuclear
Speaker 9: weapons program that he suspended in two thousand and three.
Speaker 9: The IC continues to monitor closely if Tehran decides to
Speaker 9: reauthorize its nuclear weapons program. In the past year, we've
Speaker 9: seen an erosion of a decade's long taboo in Iran
Speaker 9: on discussing nuclear weapons in public, likely emboldening nuclear weapons
Speaker 9: advocates within Iran's decision making apparatus. Iran's enriched uranium stockpile
Speaker 9: is at its highest levels and is unprecedented for a
Speaker 9: state without nuclear weapon.
Speaker 2: So that was two days ago. The next day the
Speaker 2: bombs get dropped, and what I found out today was
Speaker 2: that in fact, the b two bombers had been in
Speaker 2: the air for thirty eight hours straight before those bombs
Speaker 2: got dropped. Apparently they fly very slowly, but that's the reporting.
Speaker 2: They were refueled time and time again en route from
Speaker 2: America to Iran to drop those bombs. She sent out
Speaker 2: that tweet to correct her testimony, knowing full well that
Speaker 2: the bombs were about to be dropped and everyone in
Speaker 2: the Trump administration had to be in lockstep lest there
Speaker 2: be some sort of argument that perhaps we were being
Speaker 2: lied into yet another war. Now you guys know this
Speaker 2: about me, I because of my position as a political
Speaker 2: commentator and podcaster and being a member of the Libertarian
Speaker 2: Party and running for the vice presidency. I have met
Speaker 2: a lot of these people. I have met Tulsi Gabered.
Speaker 2: I liked Tulsi Gabbered. I still like her. I think
Speaker 2: maybe I don't know. This is not who she pretended
Speaker 2: to be. This is not who I thought she was,
Speaker 2: And unfortunately it tells me that she's probably not the
Speaker 2: only one. So why did she modify her testimony? Because
Speaker 2: of what I just described? With constitutionality, Trump's lawyers can argue, yeah,
Speaker 2: he acted within his war powers, within his duties because
Speaker 2: he has that right under the constitution to prevent an
Speaker 2: imminent attack. Tulci's testimony from three months ago with the
Speaker 2: Ice report was that they have not decided to pursue
Speaker 2: a nuclear weapon and they're not going to anytime imminently soon.
Speaker 2: In fact, even Bibi Netanyahu himself, in an interview I
Speaker 2: think it was with Brett Baer just a couple of
Speaker 2: weeks ago, said they could be a year away. So
Speaker 2: even net Yahoo wasn't claiming that they could be weeks away.
Speaker 2: But because you already have a bombing campaign in the works,
Speaker 2: you have to modify that testimony to give the President
Speaker 2: of the United States cover by which he can then
Speaker 2: allege or argue that what he is doing is constitutionally protected.
Speaker 2: And personally, I don't think it was. And as of now,
Speaker 2: only Thomas Massey is trying to hold Trump to account
Speaker 2: on the GOP side.
Speaker 10: What he promised us, which we would put America first.
Speaker 10: And I think there are still voices in this have
Speaker 10: been straight. You've still got calmer heads that could prevent
Speaker 10: they were.
Speaker 9: Not persuasive in this case.
Speaker 10: Clearly somebody was persuasive. Apak is very persuasive. For instance,
Speaker 10: the Israeli lobby in Congress. If you look at my
Speaker 10: colleagues feeds now, they all look the same. They're all
Speaker 10: tweeting the same message that we've got to support Israel
Speaker 10: and we've got to do this.
Speaker 2: Thomas Massey twenty twenty eight. Thomas Massey or bust. That's
Speaker 2: where I'm at. I feel as if there really is
Speaker 2: no electoral recourse here, that whoever you vote for, you
Speaker 2: get John McCain and or you get baby Net and Yahoo. Therefore,
Speaker 2: I'm all in. I'm all in on Thomas Massey. If
Speaker 2: he runs, I will quit everything. He wants me to
Speaker 2: quit this show, I'll quit it. Let's get on the
Speaker 2: campaign trail.
Speaker 1: Thomas.
Speaker 2: We need you, buddy. We're going to end up in
Speaker 2: World War three, We're going to end up defaulting on
Speaker 2: our national debt, We're going to end up in catastrophe
Speaker 2: if we don't get someone heroic like you in there.
Speaker 2: And even if you were to get in there, you
Speaker 2: would probably be under mind in ways that are unspeakably grave.
Speaker 2: Given all of the pushback that Trump received, my god,
Speaker 2: I can't imagine what they would do with the Thomas Massey. However,
Speaker 2: I think that's our only hope. And if you think
Speaker 2: I'm overstating it, listen to Tammy Bruce, the State Department
Speaker 2: spokesman under Donald Trump.
Speaker 9: And in the greatest country on Earth next to Israel,
Speaker 9: it is it's an.
Speaker 2: Honor literally Israel first. You voted for MAGA or America first,
Speaker 2: and you got, if you're lucky, America second. Now, sure
Speaker 2: she may have been saying that in jest. Whatever, it's
Speaker 2: still fucking weird. Can we all acknowledge that? Is that? Okay?
Speaker 2: Can we say it's weird when American politicians state Department
Speaker 2: representatives say that America is the second best country in
Speaker 2: the world behind Israel? Is that not just super alarming?
Speaker 2: If they said that about any other country, would you
Speaker 2: not be like, what the fuck? What are you saying?
Speaker 2: Who do you work for? Are these not fair questions?
Speaker 2: My goodness? What has become of us? So just riddle
Speaker 2: me this.
Speaker 11: Then, if we just went in because there was this
Speaker 11: uprising in twenty eleven and because we were worried that
Speaker 11: Kadafi was about to go genocide, oh, why is it
Speaker 11: then that I got four star General Wesley Clark, Supreme
Speaker 11: Commander of the Native Forces. Why isn't that he told
Speaker 11: me that he saw the plans in two thousand and
Speaker 11: one to overthrow Gaddafi, and that this was part of
Speaker 11: a strategy to overthrow seven governments in five years, and
Speaker 11: all of them except one have been done at this point.
Speaker 12: Right after nine to eleven, about ten days after nine eleven,
Speaker 12: I went through the Pinegon and I saw Sir Terry
Speaker 12: Rumsfield and Deputy Secretary Wolf which I went downstairs just
Speaker 12: sail over to some of the people, and the joint
Speaker 12: staff who used to work for the generals called me
Speaker 12: and he said, Sir, you got to come in.
Speaker 5: You got to come in and talk to me a second.
Speaker 1: I said, we were too busy.
Speaker 5: He said no.
Speaker 1: He says, we've made the decision.
Speaker 5: We're going to war with Iraq.
Speaker 12: This was Honor about the twentieth of September. So I
Speaker 12: came back to see him a few weeks later, and
Speaker 12: by that time we were bombing in Afghanistan. I said,
Speaker 12: are we still going to war with Iraq? And he said, oh,
Speaker 12: it's worse than that. This amemo that describes how we're
Speaker 12: going to take out seven countries in five years, starting
Speaker 12: with Iraq and in Shiria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudanic.
Speaker 2: And finishing off Iran. This has been the plan for
Speaker 2: over twenty years now. Wesley Clark got it wrong, or at
Speaker 2: least the planners got it wrong in that they thought
Speaker 2: that they could pull off these conquests in five years.
Speaker 2: It took them twenty five. And it's not done yet.
Speaker 2: But it looks as if the seventh domino is set
Speaker 2: to fall eminently. And if anybody has any doubts as
Speaker 2: to whether or not this is our foreign policy and
Speaker 2: this is in the American people's interests, just consider all
Speaker 2: of those countries on the list. Just consider that three
Speaker 2: quarters of them happen to be part of the Greater
Speaker 2: Israel project. Does that seem coincidental to you? It seems
Speaker 2: a little. I don't know. It seems obvious, and I'm
Speaker 2: tired of pretending that it's not obvious. And I'm tired
Speaker 2: of biting my tongue about it. I'm tired of pretending
Speaker 2: as if I can't see what's happening. My country is
Speaker 2: being bankrupted. For another. If that doesn't upset you, what
Speaker 2: are you doing with your life? Do you care about
Speaker 2: your children less than you care about Israel? If so,
Speaker 2: why Glenn Beck is brought to fucking tears talking about
Speaker 2: Israel on the regular. This is unhealthy shit, Ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 2: This is weird behavior, and I will not go along
Speaker 2: with it any longer. I am interested in creating a
Speaker 2: better future, at least a country comparable to the one
Speaker 2: I grew up in by which my own children might
Speaker 2: live and thrive. And that doesn't seem to be a
Speaker 2: possibility as long as I continue to be robbed blind
Speaker 2: and bled dry to fight wars that are not defensive
Speaker 2: in nature, that are in fact wars of aggression that
Speaker 2: have been game planned for decades, or to the benefit
Speaker 2: of a nation that is not my own. It's fucked up.
Speaker 2: We should stop doing it, and if you think it's
Speaker 2: fucked up, you should say so. I don't think that's
Speaker 2: asking too much now. As you guys know, Trump was
Speaker 2: ushered into his second presidential term on the very disparate
Speaker 2: belief systems and the odd alliances of the Maha Maga
Speaker 2: Libertarian Alliance. Best I can tell, he's not really delivering
Speaker 2: to Maha. RFK Junior has done some good things, and
Speaker 2: I'm still gonna wait and see mode on. That certainly
Speaker 2: doesn't look as if we're gonna get COVID justice, so
Speaker 2: you can just fucking write that off. As for libertarian promises, sure,
Speaker 2: Ross Albert got free. I met him at Freedom Fest
Speaker 2: last week. Fucking thrilling experience to have played any role
Speaker 2: in fraeing him, even though I didn't really play a role,
Speaker 2: but like the libertarians did, it's amazing. However, beyond that
Speaker 2: trillion dollar Pentagon budget, what else largest spending bill. I
Speaker 2: don't know if it's in history, but it's right up there.
Speaker 2: We're gonna continue to blow out the national debt, and
Speaker 2: we haven't got peace in Ukraine, and we haven't got
Speaker 2: peace in Gaza, and we are now at war with Iran.
Speaker 2: So fail, major fail, and that for most libertarians is
Speaker 2: a very high priority item. Now, he did secure the border.
Speaker 2: He's not deporting any more people than really I think
Speaker 2: Obama did, so that's nothing dramatic there. But he did
Speaker 2: secure the border, so I'll give him credit for that.
Speaker 2: But on net he's not doing so hot. And I
Speaker 2: think that at this point, particularly with what I think
Speaker 2: is a clear illegal war of aggression, it is fair
Speaker 2: to say that Donald Trump has failed in his second
Speaker 2: presidential term. Now that's not to say that this can't
Speaker 2: get better, that it can't improve, and obviously I hope
Speaker 2: that it does. I'm not going to be rooting against him. However,
Speaker 2: I think that if this goes as bad as I
Speaker 2: think it might, consider this for a second. You had
Speaker 2: peace negotiations that had been going on for months between
Speaker 2: Iran and the US State Department. It looked as if
Speaker 2: there was a chance for peace, and obviously, I and
Speaker 2: millions of others across the world billions probably were hoping
Speaker 2: that peace could be found. In the meantime, the Israelis
Speaker 2: were planning a sneak attack by which they unleashed drones
Speaker 2: from a I think it was a vehicle inside of
Speaker 2: Iran proper. They did so to take out the top leadership,
Speaker 2: including the people that they were negotiating a reduction in
Speaker 2: the path by which they might attain a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 2: They took out all of their partners for peace, which
Speaker 2: is ironic because it is often, if not always, the
Speaker 2: Israelis that are saying in Palestine they had no partner
Speaker 2: for peace. It's hard to have a partner for peace
Speaker 2: when you fucking kill them in the middle of the
Speaker 2: night along with their family, which is what they did. So, Yeah,
Speaker 2: there was no fucking intent or interest in peace, and
Speaker 2: let's stop pretending that there was. This is a war
Speaker 2: of aggression, clearly. Now, that doesn't mean that I like Iran.
Speaker 2: That doesn't mean that I like the Supreme leader. I don't.
Speaker 2: And certainly they don't treat their people very well. Fine,
Speaker 2: not my fucking business. I don't care. Could I make
Speaker 2: it any more explicit? Don't care, don't live there. I
Speaker 2: wish them well, but I don't give a fuck. Just
Speaker 2: I don't care what happens to the women in Afghanistan.
Speaker 2: I hope that they have good lives, but I'm not
Speaker 2: going to do anything to help them, and I'm certainly
Speaker 2: not going to allow my government to bomb them into
Speaker 2: being modern, as if that ever has worked.
Speaker 5: Ever.
Speaker 2: So, the question is what happens to the alliance, And
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what I think. I think Maha is
Speaker 2: going to hang on and go with whoever gives them
Speaker 2: the most of what they want. Those that are really
Speaker 2: interested in ending wars will probably shift more towards the
Speaker 2: libertarian side of things. I think that the libertarians who
Speaker 2: had got on the MAGA bandwagon to try and seek
Speaker 2: peace against Russia because we didn't want to end up
Speaker 2: in World War three. Now we're facing the potential for
Speaker 2: World War three thanks to this bullshit in Iran. Therefore
Speaker 2: will probably end up back in the libertarian camp. I
Speaker 2: think that the rest will probably end up in the
Speaker 2: America First camp. And whoever fills that void, and I
Speaker 2: don't know who it will be at this point, but
Speaker 2: those that are genuine nationalist not an interventionist Trump, Ain't
Speaker 2: that crystal clear? That's the divide. Trump. You had all
Speaker 2: of the opportunity in the world to go down as
Speaker 2: easily the greatest president in my lifetime and arguably one
Speaker 2: of the greatest Americans ever. I know, crazy right, and
Speaker 2: you fucking blew it. You blew it for a country
Speaker 2: that isn't your own and a country that doesn't give
Speaker 2: a fuck about you, I might add, and in the
Speaker 2: process you stabbed in the back seventy plus million Americans
Speaker 2: that love you. Now, I wasn't one of them. I
Speaker 2: look at all politicians as basically a means to an end. However,
Speaker 2: there has rarely, if ever Obama's the closest thing I
Speaker 2: can think of, has there been a politician in America
Speaker 2: that has beloved the way Donald Trump is and he
Speaker 2: just spit in their faces and he did the bidding
Speaker 2: of his donors instead. It's disreputable, it's disgusting, and I
Speaker 2: don't respect it or approve of it. So I had
Speaker 2: to say something. All Right, quite the rant. Let's get
Speaker 2: into the very deep dive conversation with Sam Tripley, Jose Gallison,
Speaker 2: and Austin Picard. I actually exit out an hour in
Speaker 2: to bring in Josie the Red Libertarian so she could
Speaker 2: talk with them for about a half an hour two.
Speaker 2: It's a great conversation. Obviously, this was recorded just before
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Speaker 2: Let's get into the interview with the Sam Tripley and crew.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Livery. This is yeah, I know it's weird.
Speaker 2: Clint Russell, Jose Galison in the building. We've got Austin
Speaker 2: what's your last day piccard?
Speaker 5: Is it really? Yes? I don't believe you, Austin way
Speaker 5: Card I swear.
Speaker 2: And then we've got we've got Sam motherfucking tripley in
Speaker 2: the building.
Speaker 4: Yes that's my middle name, motherfucker. Yes, I'm a great
Speaker 4: four way story sometime I'll tell you.
Speaker 2: Oh, dude, don't don't.
Speaker 4: It's a really funny story because it was when I
Speaker 4: was first starting stand up and I used to have
Speaker 4: these two have a couple in Vegas. So I brought
Speaker 4: my British friend over to from La to Vegas to
Speaker 4: go do stand up and he's very posh, a guy
Speaker 4: named Elliott. These two chicks wanted to have a four
Speaker 4: way with us now, and I got I got six
Speaker 4: inches on tippy toes right, Oh my god.
Speaker 1: So I'm super. I go, hey, dude, you don't have
Speaker 1: a monster hog do? He goes, no, No, I don't.
Speaker 1: Are you sure? I don't want to?
Speaker 4: So we show up and Godzilla comes out of hands
Speaker 4: and it's fucking.
Speaker 5: I mean, I'm a what dude.
Speaker 4: So I'm just sitting in the corner like a sad
Speaker 4: ride at Disneyland and nobody wants to go on.
Speaker 1: So that's my fun store.
Speaker 2: Dude, that sucks. I feel bad for you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but once you have kids, it's like, yeah, I'm good.
Speaker 2: My junk works well, that was a much funner way
Speaker 2: to start this night I had to imagine. But I
Speaker 2: did want to talk to you guys about the big
Speaker 2: story of the day, and that is a run. I am, obviously,
Speaker 2: I'm very jaded, and I think rightfully so as a
Speaker 2: consequence of the wn D lies, the saren Gas lies
Speaker 2: in Syria, the countless lies that we've heard from the
Speaker 2: rush of Ukraine war. I think everybody at this table
Speaker 2: kind of sees war propaganda the same way. But this
Speaker 2: to me comes across as the exact same thing. Yes,
Speaker 2: that Iran had a has A or had that they
Speaker 2: suspended in two thousand and three, what's described as a
Speaker 2: latent nuclear deterrent program. As of late, they've they've spun
Speaker 2: up their centrifugions or whatever to sixty percent purity so
Speaker 2: that they're able to basically use as a negotiating chip,
Speaker 2: which has now been turned into a I guess talking
Speaker 2: point by which the US may get involved in this war.
Speaker 2: So what are you guys feeling.
Speaker 5: I think we're going to war. That's the way it seems.
Speaker 13: I mean, it does seem though we're having to me,
Speaker 13: I don't know if it's we It's really hard to.
Speaker 13: I mean, I do do a daily show, so I
Speaker 13: covered the minutia of all this daily and it's a
Speaker 13: you see him waf one back and forth.
Speaker 5: And I got to say, I felt like we were
Speaker 5: going to be at war, damn near almost a week ago.
Speaker 2: I thought so too.
Speaker 13: So I'm I keep saying if we wear false flags,
Speaker 13: we wear false flags, like we got this two week period.
Speaker 13: I've kind of had this joking bit where I'm like,
Speaker 13: it's like Trump being like, where's.
Speaker 5: A false flag? Were supposed to be like a week ago?
Speaker 5: Where are we at? What's going on? Like that's what
Speaker 5: it feels like we're just waiting for.
Speaker 13: So I mean between the constant pushing propaganda of fuck
Speaker 13: this war and also just like I think we just
Speaker 13: need to keep pushing, and I mean just putting gum
Speaker 13: in this works. I think with the current paradigm of
Speaker 13: the propaganda that we have essentially fighting back against US,
Speaker 13: I don't see any sort of boots on the ground
Speaker 13: thing happening with the next few years. Like I feel
Speaker 13: like any sort of genuine mobilization that feels anything organic
Speaker 13: is just like not gonna happen. So I don't know,
Speaker 13: I feel like they almost need to go hard and
Speaker 13: fast or not at all. I've been genuinely concerned that
Speaker 13: we might get into nuke territory. And I feel like
Speaker 13: there have been little subtle hints thrown out throughout that maybe, sure,
Speaker 13: are we about to cause I can just see that
Speaker 13: Hollywood narrative already play out. Look at this this you know,
Speaker 13: this persecuted nation that in secret, you know, there's this
Speaker 13: this dastardly entity trying to destroy them, and you know
Speaker 13: they in secret built up their nuke program and then
Speaker 13: then they announced the world. The Lions of Judea come
Speaker 13: out as as you know, as a nuclear power announcing.
Speaker 2: The world operations rising Lions.
Speaker 13: Exactly Like, I can see it playing out, and it's like,
Speaker 13: don't let them have it. Make it inorganic at the
Speaker 13: very least it might happen, but at least make them
Speaker 13: meet that.
Speaker 5: Shit, you know.
Speaker 14: Yeah, And what I actually personally think is that at
Speaker 14: every turn, the name of the game is manufacturing consent.
Speaker 14: That's you you mentioned Ukraine, right, Ghost of Kiev, I
Speaker 14: mean at Snake is yeah, and then you go back
Speaker 14: to babies and incubators, right, I mean, like, how many
Speaker 14: different examples do we need to before we at least
Speaker 14: the general public would it at the very least you
Speaker 14: would think be maybe skeptical, you would, you would hope,
Speaker 14: but seemingly what typically happens. And by the way, did
Speaker 14: you see the five point two earthquake in Iran on
Speaker 14: the Richter scale? I had someone describe that as one
Speaker 14: of the nuclear tests underground causing this as is that propaganda?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 14: Absolutely in my mind, and especially when you're considering what
Speaker 14: just happened with Tulca Gabbard.
Speaker 2: Right now, let me add something real quickly. You're from California, right, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: you know a five earthquake is fucking nothing. Yeah, like
Speaker 2: you sleep through five too. But on top of that,
Speaker 2: do you think that they would test a nuke underneath Tehran?
Speaker 2: No sense, like the actual like the population center of
Speaker 2: the nation. That doesn't make any fucking sense.
Speaker 4: I think that's what their big problem is right now,
Speaker 4: that the group is too sad, the population that cares,
Speaker 4: which most of it doesn't because they're just distracted. Whenever
Speaker 4: there's a high impact event, I like to go to
Speaker 4: Instagram and see how the Instagram models are taking it,
Speaker 4: and it's always the exact same way, ass up faced
Speaker 4: it does not matter what is happening. They're in their
Speaker 4: mode all the time. So most people are distracted, but
Speaker 4: the people that are paying attention seem to be the
Speaker 4: he paid for shills desion is versus everybody else that's
Speaker 4: paying attention, and I think they are screwed. I think
Speaker 4: you're looking at the first war that they want to
Speaker 4: make happen that they could not manufacture consent for every
Speaker 4: other one. They've been able to grally the country behind
Speaker 4: under this false narrative and allows just go merk brown
Speaker 4: people that did nothing to anybody. But we're so savvy
Speaker 4: now and I don't know what the role in that
Speaker 4: is with Twitter. I think Twitter is the biggest part
Speaker 4: of this is that it's just allowed this open dialogue
Speaker 4: to happen that never was allowed before. Like every time
Speaker 4: Duck Bill Lumer tweets something, I go, let's go see
Speaker 4: how it's going in the tweets, And she's getting her
Speaker 4: Lady Dick kicked in every tweet she puts out.
Speaker 1: So it's not working. None of it's working.
Speaker 4: And you know, all of these zio retards are all
Speaker 4: tweeting about Iryan's going to have a false flag attack
Speaker 4: in America and you do simple math, it goes by
Speaker 4: the most part, it seems that Iran doesn't want a war.
Speaker 4: Iran just wants trade. That's really all they want. They
Speaker 4: want sanctions off or they want trade and that. And
Speaker 4: if you go back to the Iranian hostage situation, if
Speaker 4: you really study that that was about Chase Banker gave
Speaker 4: loans to the Shaw, not in the lawful way that
Speaker 4: the Iranian government says they take loans, which is approval
Speaker 4: of their congress. They have to approve the loan before
Speaker 4: they take it. The Shaw is just taking the loans
Speaker 4: and pocketing the money. And then when Mogadesh or I
Speaker 4: think that's how you pronounced it. But when he got
Speaker 4: in he looked over the books and he goes, these
Speaker 4: loans didn't go through Congress, We're not going to pay
Speaker 4: them back. And already had a shitty rating with the
Speaker 4: Fed at that time. So if this, if these if
Speaker 4: these loans weren't paid off, their credit rating with the
Speaker 4: Federal Reserve was going to be disastrous.
Speaker 2: Which is the end of a commercial bank.
Speaker 1: Which is the end.
Speaker 4: So so Henry Kissinger and Iraqefeller they got the Shaw
Speaker 4: and they paraded him around the United States to give
Speaker 4: indications to Iran that they were going to reinstall him,
Speaker 4: and Iran was like, don't fucking do it, dude, We'll
Speaker 4: take your we'll take your embassy over and they did.
Speaker 4: Nobody knows this. They took it for three days just
Speaker 4: to show them that they could do it, and then
Speaker 4: they let the hostage go and they went back and
Speaker 4: they're like were They kept parading them around. So that's
Speaker 4: where it came from, because they knew they could manipulate
Speaker 4: Jimmy Carter. So this is the first time manipulate Jimmy
Speaker 4: Carter into basically freezing Iran's assets such so this is
Speaker 4: the first time I've ever seen where there is a
Speaker 4: war that the warpigs want that there's no consensus for
Speaker 4: outside this small group of people that are that want it.
Speaker 4: I personally think, you know, there's a lot of people
Speaker 4: talking about how a lot of these bombs look like AI,
Speaker 4: which I'm not saying they're not.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I haven't studied it enough, but I one hundred percent
Speaker 4: believe that Israel all is fucked anyway.
Speaker 1: I don't see what you've seen.
Speaker 13: They're censoring their people with the missile strikes and allowing
Speaker 13: them to video. They can get twenty to thirty months
Speaker 13: in prison and there's no fines attached to it's literal imprisonment,
Speaker 13: no fine. Just I think it's twenty to thirty months
Speaker 13: for videoing the missiles.
Speaker 2: Because because the first forty eight hours of Iran's retaliation
Speaker 2: was being put on the Internet and it was like, oh,
Speaker 2: like Iran's for real, Like this is this is not
Speaker 2: this is not a rock, this is not Afghanistan. This
Speaker 2: is a real fucking country with a real fucking military.
Speaker 2: And y'all just started a war with them. Yeah, And
Speaker 2: just to double down on Sam's point about how you
Speaker 2: don't think Iran wanted the war, I know they didn't
Speaker 2: want this war because their allies, the Palestinians, like they
Speaker 2: they have obviously supported Hamas for a long time. They
Speaker 2: had every opportunity to engage in that war if they
Speaker 2: wanted to, given all of the fucking death and destruction
Speaker 2: that was being wrought upon the Palestines. They never did. Also,
Speaker 2: they took out the leader of Hamas or the leader
Speaker 2: of was It Hesbala, Yeah, Hezbelah. And and then they're
Speaker 2: like they're like you will pay, And then what did
Speaker 2: they do. They gave them, I think it was twenty
Speaker 2: four or forty eight hours notice, and they send these
Speaker 2: fucking everything they sent at them was was shot down
Speaker 2: because they gave them notice. It was basically like a
Speaker 2: clear face saving maneuver. We can't look as if we're
Speaker 2: just totally afraid of you, but we're going to make
Speaker 2: sure that we don't actually damage you so that you
Speaker 2: don't end up, you know, escalating further. So they have
Speaker 2: taken every opportunity to de escalate to avoid a direct
Speaker 2: war with Israel. And what did Israel do in return
Speaker 2: during the negotiation process for peace with the with the West,
Speaker 2: with America. They fucking take a overnight drone attack. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and they wipe out like half of their top you know,
Speaker 2: military establishment.
Speaker 4: It's very crazy and you kind of get into, you know,
Speaker 4: so when everyone says I ran A supports.
Speaker 1: Hamas, I'm not saying that's not true at all.
Speaker 4: I just don't know what's going on with that, because
Speaker 4: you know, Israel's come out and said that basically they
Speaker 4: bust in then Yahoo funding and arming Isis to come
Speaker 4: into Gaza and pretend they're there they're Hamas. And so
Speaker 4: the question goes when did that start? Did that just start?
Speaker 4: Or was that what happened on October seventh? And it
Speaker 4: was really these IIS fighters that pulled this bullshit maneuver
Speaker 4: that we all know was a false flag event.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well Dave Dave Smith was debating constant kissing on
Speaker 2: Beautiful and he made it that exact point. He's like,
Speaker 2: he's like, all right, so what's your definition of a proxy?
Speaker 2: And they, you know, ap peers and kissing. They both go, well,
Speaker 2: you're funding a military that you know does stuff on
Speaker 2: your behalf And he's like, all right, so is hamas
Speaker 2: a proxy of Israel? It's like, oops, you better have
Speaker 2: a little bit better definition of a proxy if that's
Speaker 2: the case, because you're right they funded it through it
Speaker 2: was through Qatar.
Speaker 5: But these are un impressive people.
Speaker 13: You could tell too, if anyone just watched that the bit,
Speaker 13: you can tell that the point like didn't even enter.
Speaker 13: He didn't even compute the point. It's like what we
Speaker 13: were pointing out is your logic is nonsensical and you
Speaker 13: just don't even know.
Speaker 4: They have a blind spot the size of a black
Speaker 4: logic skills when it comes to this. They just have
Speaker 4: a blind spot. They can't compute it. It's it's generational
Speaker 4: trauma and programming. But I like, I don't even get
Speaker 4: mad at my Jewish friends that have no ability to
Speaker 4: call out Israel because it's really just in there, it's
Speaker 4: baked into their program. They can't do it since they
Speaker 4: were kids, their grandmas, their moms have been just annihilating
Speaker 4: any any common sense when it comes to this. And
Speaker 4: again we're getting into what is Israel, and you know,
Speaker 4: that's when it comes into biblical talk, and the truth
Speaker 4: of the matter is that Israel is not a nation,
Speaker 4: it is not a geographic area. It's an ideology of
Speaker 4: accepting Jesus as your savior, that is it. And then
Speaker 4: if you study to Talmud, they think Jesus is in Hell,
Speaker 4: a rotting birdiean extrement. So it's it doesn't add up,
Speaker 4: None of it adds up. But they're so listen, they're
Speaker 4: so smart, these masters of mankind. They've been working on
Speaker 4: this for hundreds of years. This isn't like an overnight
Speaker 4: or even like a cult decades thing. This is literally
Speaker 4: been in the works forever because they know, you know,
Speaker 4: Christians who favor or who support Israel will be blessing
Speaker 4: that's nothing exact quote, but that's along the lines of it.
Speaker 4: So they know that's out there, so they'll just call
Speaker 4: this country Israel, and then they and then they get
Speaker 4: the Schofield Bible going. And now you round up all
Speaker 4: of these Christians to basically support this this I hate
Speaker 4: to say it, and I probably wouldn't say it on
Speaker 4: October sixth, but this parasite in the middle of this
Speaker 4: area that has you know, like right now we're being told,
Speaker 4: you know, by Ted Cruz that this is the most
Speaker 4: dangerous country for America they could while while our allies
Speaker 4: bombing five I mean Israel, I mean Iran hasn't invaded
Speaker 4: anywhere in two hundred and fifty years outside of this
Speaker 4: this throwing these missiles. So you're talking about country that
Speaker 4: hasn't invaded anywhere two hundred and fifty years, and you're
Speaker 4: saying that the Allies are the ones currently bombing five people.
Speaker 4: Why we've toppled almost seven governments.
Speaker 2: In the past twenty four months. Israel's attack six countries, Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's a.
Speaker 13: Five plus front while committing a genocide and starting a
Speaker 13: new war of aggression that could ultimately trip off. You know,
Speaker 13: we all like jokingly but semi seriously.
Speaker 5: World War three.
Speaker 13: We have Chinese warships I think in the horror moves
Speaker 13: straight along with ours and stuff right now, like this
Speaker 13: Austin Pops office.
Speaker 2: You this morning there was reports that our B two
Speaker 2: bombers have been deployed to and then their transponders got
Speaker 2: shut off.
Speaker 13: Like this is all farn Diego Garcia too, so they're
Speaker 13: like they're right there anyways.
Speaker 2: And then this is all fog of warships. So I
Speaker 2: don't want anybody to panic it. You know, I've I've
Speaker 2: been panicked periodically throughout this fog of wars. I'm trying
Speaker 2: to analyze and get a handle on these things. And
Speaker 2: it really looked like like you were saying earlier, it
Speaker 2: looked like a week ago we were going to war,
Speaker 2: Like it looked like it was fucking coming. And now
Speaker 2: it looks as if basically they're trying to kind of
Speaker 2: craft or like mold the American people's mind that we
Speaker 2: get kind of afraid of boots on the ground war
Speaker 2: and then they go all right, well, then we're just
Speaker 2: gonna drop bunker busters, so like this isn't a war, right,
Speaker 2: But the reality is it'll take a miracle for a
Speaker 2: run not to respond by striking American soldiers at our
Speaker 2: bases in the Middle East. If they do that, if
Speaker 2: we lose American troops, you know as well as I do,
Speaker 2: Trump will immediately Inner war for real, for real.
Speaker 4: Well man, It's also like they have that one battleship
Speaker 4: going over there that's been decommissioned the US, and they're like, yeah,
Speaker 4: we're just gonna send this one over there, and everyone's
Speaker 4: like it's gonna be a false flag.
Speaker 5: And then the mains for me is like.
Speaker 1: They're not using it for her full which is tell me,
Speaker 1: you're using it for a false flags.
Speaker 4: The fact that you acknowledge what we're talking about is
Speaker 4: just you trying to con Jordan petersonthing.
Speaker 13: I brought that up my Morriy show recently, just like
Speaker 13: this like this cyclical thing where it's like, now, this
Speaker 13: is how ridiculous the propaganda game is. They're trying to
Speaker 13: put out this propaganda campaign for whatever they're trying to do.
Speaker 13: We've gone to such a point where now we have
Speaker 13: Jordan Pearson putting out things from New York Post saying,
Speaker 13: you know, essentially just shitty articles about bots, and like
Speaker 13: I went through that.
Speaker 5: There's nothing that.
Speaker 13: Like how reading into bots and like, it's stuff I've
Speaker 13: seen happen for long and We've had all these thoughts
Speaker 13: follow us, and I'm like, this is going to backfire
Speaker 13: at some point. This is always some sort of play,
Speaker 13: whether it's the bog down or algo or to do this.
Speaker 2: It's worse. It's worse than that though, because the people
Speaker 2: that are actually running that, I forget it's like n
Speaker 2: I C. A or something like that, but they they
Speaker 2: have former like top dudes from the ad L that
Speaker 2: are responsible for that. And now of course, and then
Speaker 2: then you have Jordan Peterson, who who's this guy going
Speaker 2: around defending Christianity despite the fact that he's not willing
Speaker 2: to espouse his you know, his faith at all. But
Speaker 2: he's the one that's pushing this ship. I honestly believe
Speaker 2: this and and this is probably gonna, you know, be controversial.
Speaker 2: I think that he's on the take. I think he's
Speaker 2: actually getting paid to propaganda. I don't think that's controversial controversial.
Speaker 4: So I just want to also get into this and
Speaker 4: I don't know, Austin, you've ever talked about this, but
Speaker 4: the theory of nukes, Oh yeah, like, I'm not saying
Speaker 4: they don't have big bombs that go boom, but I
Speaker 4: mean whatever they showed us in World War Two was
Speaker 4: not a nuke.
Speaker 1: It wasn't real.
Speaker 4: There's nothing ever that has led me to think it
Speaker 4: is real, because everything from the dropping of the bomb,
Speaker 4: you know that people moving right back into Hiroshima, you
Speaker 4: know Chernobyl, it's like it's so dangerous you have to
Speaker 4: wear hasnuts too, as deer walk by.
Speaker 5: Facilities.
Speaker 4: It just makes no sense whatsoever. And it's just I'm
Speaker 4: just telling you the bombs aren't real. I'm not saying
Speaker 4: that the nukes aren't real. They just aren't. There's nothing
Speaker 4: that ever said that that there is an actual nuke.
Speaker 4: Now does that mean they don't have a really big
Speaker 4: bomb that could do some huge shit or they came.
Speaker 1: Up with a real version of it.
Speaker 4: And but from that World War two they fire bombed
Speaker 4: Hiroshima and then they said they dropped the new people
Speaker 4: are already gone, and then they ran in and then
Speaker 4: they moved right back in like they should be more mutant.
Speaker 2: Now here's the here's the one pushback I'll give you
Speaker 2: on that. Uh, I think that it's more likely in
Speaker 2: my opinion that nuclear radiation, the half life of it
Speaker 2: is much shorter than what they said, because I think
Speaker 2: when they were.
Speaker 1: Like how long you because they say it's thousands of years.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 2: What I'm saying is when they were trying to make
Speaker 2: people very fearful of nuclear weapons. And this makes perfect
Speaker 2: sense from a propaganda's standpoint, that you would want it
Speaker 2: to be believed as the only nation that had functioning
Speaker 2: nuclear weapons, that if we drop these on you, it's
Speaker 2: not just the people dying now, it's that your country
Speaker 2: becomes uninhabitable for thousands of years, so don't fuck with us.
Speaker 2: So I think that was the lie.
Speaker 4: That's that's always what do you think it's like a
Speaker 4: year because they moved right back in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think I think that it's probably still somewhat dangerous,
Speaker 2: you know, within probably five years, but like it just
Speaker 2: decreases exponentially year after year. So I would say, like
Speaker 2: after Chernobyl, for instance, I would definitely recommend you not
Speaker 2: fucking be there, But like two years afterwards, nature starts
Speaker 2: to come start to grow. I mean that's just been
Speaker 2: that's been my read of it. I have no way
Speaker 2: to back this up. This is pro science.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, if you watch the clip of them
Speaker 4: testing me, those are all models.
Speaker 5: Look up my laboratory, man, that's that's where all that
Speaker 5: was filmed.
Speaker 13: Essentially remembers fucking dead or Grandpa that was working and
Speaker 13: that's some super top secret thing that he was working on.
Speaker 5: Those books.
Speaker 13: Like this is like, if you understand what like a
Speaker 13: cult for things to be a cult, it is this
Speaker 13: is like fa nuke's being real would be like the
Speaker 13: ultimate occulted thing because it is kind of if you
Speaker 13: look at how it is kind of like super secret.
Speaker 5: You know, oh you can't have it, but we can.
Speaker 13: And so it's like it is kind of the perfect
Speaker 13: area for someone to pull some shenanigans or something.
Speaker 2: I'll give you another another tidbit as to why I
Speaker 2: believe nukes are real. If I know this is where
Speaker 2: they have to argue this. But at this stable, I.
Speaker 5: Like, yeah, let's go there. Clinton, I'm like, I believe.
Speaker 2: I definitely don't believe that, but I think that we
Speaker 2: would have taken out uh North Korea if if if.
Speaker 1: So, you don't think Iran can't get a nuclear.
Speaker 4: Iran can't get a bomb, but North Korea can't. It's
Speaker 4: so you know, and everybody hates Q ship and I
Speaker 4: totally agree with that. But I think the Q Ship
Speaker 4: was them telling us everything because they were going to
Speaker 4: reset everything.
Speaker 1: I think the Q was two things.
Speaker 4: The elite's telling us everything because they were just gonna
Speaker 4: it was Operation Trust because they wanted to corral all
Speaker 4: these like super paranoid world and it was an attempt
Speaker 4: to to beta test AI if a I could connect
Speaker 4: with us.
Speaker 2: And oh shit, you think that you think the Q
Speaker 2: is an AI?
Speaker 1: I think that. I think the way it's written is
Speaker 1: totally AI.
Speaker 4: That's interesting and the like will will this, will this,
Speaker 4: manipulate them in this.
Speaker 2: Mission accomplished, But it's all like family members of mine.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but what is in there is real. That's Operation Trust.
Speaker 4: They've been doing it for thousands of years. They tell
Speaker 4: you what's going on so that you get the people
Speaker 4: like in this room that are gullible enough to fall.
Speaker 4: But all you go through it all now, what the
Speaker 4: people like Whitney Webb and all them will tell you
Speaker 4: is that all that information was Alreayau. It's like when
Speaker 4: they're like, we're gonna release Epstein files and I'm like,
Speaker 4: we already know. We just want to know are we
Speaker 4: right or totally right. That's the only reason we want
Speaker 4: them released. We already know who's there. The only question
Speaker 4: is who's the MW, which is is Michelle Wolf the
Speaker 4: comedian because she got all this stuff right after she
Speaker 4: got her own Netflix show.
Speaker 1: She's doing the press.
Speaker 2: The presidential rate MW is something from Q.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, no, from the the the Epstein list when
Speaker 4: it was when they list there there's an MW. Now
Speaker 4: there's also a Michael Wolf who's very high up at
Speaker 4: the CDC, So it could be one of the two
Speaker 4: of those.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but that's that's that's all that was.
Speaker 4: But the point of that whole thing was is that
Speaker 4: in Q it basically says that North Korea is just
Speaker 4: a c I a alcohol used to used to just
Speaker 4: whenever they need to rebel, rowse, rattle or whatever.
Speaker 14: That Clinton himself sold the Whitewater reactor to Kim Jong
Speaker 14: UN's father, right, Kim johng eel, which is super crazy
Speaker 14: that and by the way that you know, the the
Speaker 14: deals that they had made with essentially the Rush at
Speaker 14: the time, right, which as far as like these labor
Speaker 14: camps that they were setting up, uranium deals that you're
Speaker 14: talking about dude, it's fascinating stuff.
Speaker 2: Because the Clinton's made crazy bankoff that I heard exactly
Speaker 2: and then so and for me personally, like knowing how
Speaker 2: compromise and corrupt the Clinton the Clintons are and the
Speaker 2: network around them, right, which very much in my mind,
Speaker 2: I think.
Speaker 14: I don't see Trump outside of that network in any way.
Speaker 14: I mean, he's he's legitimately on on a golf course grabbing.
Speaker 5: Bill Clinton, you know what I mean?
Speaker 14: Yeah, No, he but AND's yacht which was already entirely
Speaker 14: outfitting Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump thought.
Speaker 14: Entirely rigged with audio visual blackmail when he bothers Malonia
Speaker 14: supposedly provided to him by I have.
Speaker 1: A joke about she was a high end escort.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's what they said. She compromised.
Speaker 4: Every single one of them is sexually Compromised's.
Speaker 13: Brother was what doing jiu jitsu or some nonsense supposedly
Speaker 13: what they said with Glene or some craziness like that.
Speaker 5: There's for that.
Speaker 1: There's like a Hiller was a gay hooker.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm excited to there music gay hooker consistent with
Speaker 4: you know, like Kurt Mesker.
Speaker 15: Talking about the the the tapes of Round Reagan getting
Speaker 15: pegged and how that got basically Larry Flint shot and
Speaker 15: that you never heard that a great video.
Speaker 4: Watch Control All History.
Speaker 1: Andy Hunt as his name. Watch his video on it.
Speaker 4: He has all of the the articles that came out
Speaker 4: about So so this Vicky Morrison I believe was her name.
Speaker 1: She was. It's just the greatest example of how if
Speaker 1: you're a gorgeous woman, like you can jump insane economic levels,
Speaker 1: like you can go from because she was.
Speaker 2: If you're an attractive woman and you're not a millionaire
Speaker 2: I made bad, or you're like the most morally pure
Speaker 2: person on the plane.
Speaker 5: You know what I mean. Like when you drive in
Speaker 5: l a and you drive.
Speaker 4: By like a hot chick at the bus, You're like, man,
Speaker 4: you're really stubborn.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're gonna have stubborn person.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, you don't have to. It doesn't have to
Speaker 5: be this way.
Speaker 4: But if you study all that stuff, like that's why
Speaker 4: Reagan was there super he was. He was blackmailed by
Speaker 4: a guy named Bloomberg who started the Bloomberg the Bloomington Stores.
Speaker 14: Yeah, he's directly compromised and by the Kosch from mafia
Speaker 14: as well. He had a direct connection to Roy Cone.
Speaker 14: His his own wife, even Nancy Reagan right that the
Speaker 14: whole reason that she was running the hi V you
Speaker 14: know promo from the from the White House was essentially
Speaker 14: one one reason was they were attempting to get like
Speaker 14: a state of the art advanced medical attention in order
Speaker 14: to save him from dying of AIDS.
Speaker 5: God, I didn't know that.
Speaker 14: Yes, And it all connects back to this Koscher mafia
Speaker 14: connection that forget it was what's the name of that
Speaker 14: talent agency or whatever it was?
Speaker 5: That uh that was uh your remember, hose.
Speaker 14: We talked about it multiple times on Already Dead, But
Speaker 14: either way, you guys would all remember as soon as
Speaker 14: I mentioned it.
Speaker 5: But fuck it anyway.
Speaker 14: What matters most is clearly this was a sort of cutout,
Speaker 14: right in my mind, a human compromise cutout. And what
Speaker 14: people don't realize, right, is that Larry Flint as well
Speaker 14: as far as being connected.
Speaker 1: All this, yeah, you told us that the other day
Speaker 1: on whatever this is.
Speaker 14: Okay, he's obviously a pornographer, but we're talking about the
Speaker 14: Cotton Club murders as well. So we have like Roy Raiden, right,
Speaker 14: who's a producer in the in this the Cotton Club movie,
Speaker 14: that they were attempting to produce at the time, he's
Speaker 14: murdered in an occult ritual style murder by a man
Speaker 14: named Loriam menzer Manson two is what they called him.
Speaker 14: And he's directly affiliated with so he was he was
Speaker 14: a bodyguard of Larry Flint's and he was a hit
Speaker 14: man who killed Roy Raiden. And apparently also at Larry
Speaker 14: Flint's mansion they were having a party, right and just
Speaker 14: like with Roy Raiden on the East Coast in upstate
Speaker 14: New York, he was having essentially these human compromise parties,
Speaker 14: just like Roy Cone where they were.
Speaker 5: Preparing the children's mentor exactly where's my Roy Cone?
Speaker 14: Says Donald Trump, and that in no way, man like
Speaker 14: you don't you don't get involved in politics, or you
Speaker 14: don't get involved at that influential level where your your
Speaker 14: name means so much. And I think that when you realize,
Speaker 14: like it wasn't Murdoch either way, there's a direct connection
Speaker 14: to the money manager of the Rothchilds at the time,
Speaker 14: right when when Trump was essentially bankrupt and he was
Speaker 14: becoming involved in Casino Royal's International. I believe Casino Royal
Speaker 14: or Royal Casino International, I believe is what it's called.
Speaker 5: And basically what had happened there is that he was
Speaker 5: What they had said is that they bailed him out
Speaker 5: in order. They said he's more valuable to us alive
Speaker 5: than dead, and that was meaning the.
Speaker 1: Brand Elvis factor.
Speaker 4: Yeah, people like he's magnet, he's like, people are attracted
Speaker 4: to him, and now everybody has that. I call it
Speaker 4: the Elvis factor. Johnny calls it the Hitler factor. It's
Speaker 4: just they just you do. You're just connect to people.
Speaker 4: So yeah, all this and interesting thing about Roy Roy
Speaker 4: Cohen dying of AIDS is that whenever they run these psyops,
Speaker 4: they don't care if they take out their own.
Speaker 2: I think what's driving me crazy is that we still
Speaker 2: don't have like there's no movement at all at this point,
Speaker 2: like zero movement. And as you can see by the sign,
Speaker 2: I take this very fucking seriously, liberty lockdown.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: I can't fucking believe that people are just moving on,
Speaker 2: Like I can't believe that people don't do.
Speaker 4: Karen Bass burned down La twice, you know, and nobody's
Speaker 4: calling for her ad Dude, Like, if we were a
Speaker 4: sports team, we would say fire this. Of course, I
Speaker 4: don't care what happens on his watch. It's on his watch.
Speaker 2: Gavin Newsom was fucking There was a recall election in
Speaker 2: twenty one and he won it. And it's like you
Speaker 2: just destroyed the most incredible state maybe in American history,
Speaker 2: and it's like no one, no one cares. The Californians don't.
Speaker 4: Care because they're emotionally captured. It does not matter to them.
Speaker 2: Well, I want to ask you, guys, this kind of
Speaker 2: a tangent, but this has been uh like a retort
Speaker 2: I've gotten a lot lately. Is that people think that
Speaker 2: I make it sound as if Israel like we're the
Speaker 2: tail and Israel's the dog. I don't. I'm not even
Speaker 2: confident for sure that that's the case. I think I think,
Speaker 2: I think. I think sometimes where the tail and sometimes
Speaker 2: they're the tail.
Speaker 1: No, I think neither of us a tail.
Speaker 2: Okay, well we'll go there in a second. That's interesting,
Speaker 2: but I I yeah, okay, no, actually fucking go go
Speaker 2: you tell me, tell me what I think.
Speaker 1: I think the British empires above all of us. I
Speaker 1: think the.
Speaker 4: British Empire, Bank of England I six is actually the dog. Well,
Speaker 4: m I six, Cia, Masade, they're all the same thing.
Speaker 4: They just have different names the storefront, you.
Speaker 14: Know, I think the Pilgrim Society, Chathamhouse, even if you
Speaker 14: want to think Committee of three hundred, Club of Rome,
Speaker 14: these these very much influential organizations.
Speaker 4: I'd say Switzerland is probably where it's all at, I think,
Speaker 4: and that's where they run.
Speaker 14: It all out of the major tool I'm neutral, that's
Speaker 14: a neutral country, like you can just do that.
Speaker 5: They're like, oh, well, we're just neutral.
Speaker 4: No, you're the head of the banking couple, you're the
Speaker 4: You're where like the Club of Rome is the w E,
Speaker 4: the Collider is, uh, you know f Davos, it's all
Speaker 4: out of Switzerland.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 2: They're like they're like, we don't ever go to war.
Speaker 2: We just fund all the wars.
Speaker 4: They're like, oh, dude, you can't attext Switzerland because there
Speaker 4: has so many mountains. You're like, nobody texts Switzerland because
Speaker 4: they're funding everything.
Speaker 1: Exactly.
Speaker 4: It is where the one institute that nobody talks about,
Speaker 4: which is the Bank of International Settlement, that is the
Speaker 4: head of the stank like the.
Speaker 13: Most like a relax like some of the most relax
Speaker 13: like child like child abuse laws essentially.
Speaker 14: I know, the Netherlands and yeah, definitely that area age
Speaker 14: of consent laws.
Speaker 5: I mean, extremely at the head of the snake. And
Speaker 5: that's also where they're the most lax stuff.
Speaker 13: It's also you see some of the most insane stuff,
Speaker 13: like you follow the read I The Chicken Hawk from
Speaker 13: Simon Dovey at.
Speaker 4: People always want me to. My friends are like, you
Speaker 4: should just read on the on the on the plane.
Speaker 4: I'm like, the books I read, you can't just read
Speaker 4: them ounta in public. You can't hang out with a
Speaker 4: book that says pink Nazis.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, I was. I was reading on the public
Speaker 2: bus and I got my ass kicked. So oh really,
Speaker 2: I would never ride a public bus, right.
Speaker 5: That's so fucking puddy.
Speaker 14: But I honestly do think that Israel has very much
Speaker 14: been a tool of the of implementing this globalist framework
Speaker 14: I think, and that that is this what David I
Speaker 14: many people have. Of course you can disagree with them
Speaker 14: on many different things, but I overwhelmingly I appreciate a
Speaker 14: lot of what he's done, and especially in terms of
Speaker 14: the the tiptoe toward totalitarianism, right, this dystopian agenda that
Speaker 14: is very clearly, you know, being pursued at every level. Yes,
Speaker 14: the pivot toward technocracy is clearly in the works in
Speaker 14: this very moment we're in real time Peter Tiel, all
Speaker 14: of his acolytes standing tall behind Trump.
Speaker 4: That's been very What are your thoughts on my belief
Speaker 4: that those drones in New Jersey were a Beita test
Speaker 4: run to see if people were okay with robots in
Speaker 4: the sky.
Speaker 14: Oh wow, man, that makes a lot of sense to
Speaker 14: me because in the UK already they're having what like
Speaker 14: uber eats is essentially a drone that is flying to
Speaker 14: your apartment and dropping off your your ship.
Speaker 2: They started they started that with Amazon a while back too. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and we're doing test runs of it.
Speaker 14: So imagine especially whenever they were kind of like remember
Speaker 14: that engagement with Mexico where they were talking about Elon's
Speaker 14: talking about bombing and drone striking Mexico, right, and then
Speaker 14: talking about Mexican citizens right, like cartel members, right, essentially
Speaker 14: being being in priority targets even within the domestic US,
Speaker 14: And you're considering drone strikes in the domestic US. And
Speaker 14: then they say, now we're they clearly allowed uh more
Speaker 14: of advanced drone technology to to in the airspace in
Speaker 14: our airspace to do.
Speaker 2: There was over the fucking the l A protests just
Speaker 2: a couple of weeks ago, they had reaper drones. I
Speaker 2: was like reapers. Reapers are capable of dropping fucking tomahawks dogs.
Speaker 4: They had robot You never know what's real or what's not,
Speaker 4: but they had robot draw.
Speaker 1: I mean, we've been talking about this for decades, like that,
Speaker 1: this nightmare.
Speaker 2: But here's here's my dilemma. Because you know, I've come
Speaker 2: around on the immigration you in a major way, and
Speaker 2: I'm I am now fully in the camp of like
Speaker 2: the nation was being conquered through intentional migrant floods in
Speaker 2: front of it. So I want that process stopped, and
Speaker 2: I actually would like to see it reversed to some extent.
Speaker 2: But I also recognize that like the tools that they're
Speaker 2: utilizing to bring that to bear.
Speaker 1: He uses a sledgehammer when they need a scalpel.
Speaker 2: Right, Well, that and also it's the technocracy we're talking about.
Speaker 2: Plus I don't like, yes, I want the fucking immigrants
Speaker 2: to port it or the legal immigrant sport, but I
Speaker 2: don't want predator drones over fucking Americans. Dude.
Speaker 13: This is why I've really got into the whole borderitarian thing,
Speaker 13: and I've kind of been torn in it. I understand that,
Speaker 13: especially for libertarian perspective, understand both arguments of them. When
Speaker 13: it comes to theory, I completely good. I've read HAPA
Speaker 13: like I understand, But I also have lived in the
Speaker 13: real world and I've seen how this plays out every
Speaker 13: single fucking time. And if you look back over the
Speaker 13: past I don't know how long, what what have we
Speaker 13: seen so far as any immigration actions of any substance whatsoever,
Speaker 13: it's all been fucking Oh, they don't like it, they
Speaker 13: don't like Israel, fucking send them out of here, right,
Speaker 13: and the bunch of fucking I've seen nothing but a
Speaker 13: bunch of bullshit, you know, boomers bickering about was that.
Speaker 5: Really getting member?
Speaker 13: Is this really getting We're doing it like the most
Speaker 13: retarded fucking ways possible. All this done, most clumsiest way
Speaker 13: probably the it almost genuinely, it just seems like from
Speaker 13: the outside looking in, I know, I'm gonna make probably
Speaker 13: your audience, it almost looks like it'd be better if
Speaker 13: they didn't do a fucking thing. Well, call it an
Speaker 13: open border all you want, but they'd be better off
Speaker 13: they just kept.
Speaker 4: Their hypocrisy, that you can't come here and criticize this country,
Speaker 4: so they get rid of you. And then the Peterson,
Speaker 4: Jordan Peterson and his daughter are doing exactly that, and
Speaker 4: there's nobody calling for them to deport, well except for me.
Speaker 5: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 14: I honestly think that every one of these scenarios seemingly
Speaker 14: fall into the you know this is a precedent setting operation.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think.
Speaker 14: I think they're always Yeah, And and that's why I
Speaker 14: just personally man like in every way. I think when
Speaker 14: you witness this infringement upon the First Amendment utilizing anti
Speaker 14: Semitism as a justification right, it's just like, I don't know,
Speaker 14: at a certain point, IHR a working definition.
Speaker 4: People should be so scared of what Karp is saying
Speaker 4: right now, the guy who runs Pelletier was his name, Carlascar,
Speaker 4: what that guy says out loud. I'm working on the
Speaker 4: scariest thing. And I don't care if you're like a
Speaker 4: kindergarten teacher who likes puppy dog videos and you don't
Speaker 4: do any you think you do nothing. That motherfucker wants
Speaker 4: you to live in fear.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you openly We've.
Speaker 13: Going on about how that's how we stay safe. We
Speaker 13: make sure our enemies are in fear. And if there's
Speaker 13: someone that means anything bad to you, they're an enemy,
Speaker 13: and they should go to fear those around them, their family,
Speaker 13: than anyone they love. They should all be You're like,
Speaker 13: oh my god, dude, you were on camera right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've been. I've been working on a deep dive
Speaker 2: special on Pollunteer specifically, which will come out probably in
Speaker 2: a week. I've been traveling. But I couldn't agree more.
Speaker 2: Like his entire mentality is like it's it's the stuff
Speaker 2: of horror. It's like comic villain shit. Yeah exactly, and
Speaker 2: like it's it's really hard to overstate it. But what's
Speaker 2: really scary about that guy is the moral certitude, the
Speaker 2: absolute confidence to get on a fucking stage in front
Speaker 2: of like the titans of industry and just talk about
Speaker 2: how like this is all good, Like yeah, we fucking
Speaker 2: kill people, Yeah, yeah we do, and and yeah we've
Speaker 2: taken out tons of fucking Palestinians and sure eighty percent,
Speaker 2: Like his his argument was something to the effect of,
Speaker 2: like eighty percent of them are like we're pretty sure
Speaker 2: were amas. It's like all right, well what about the
Speaker 2: twenty percent. It's even a really good thumbs up, kind
Speaker 2: of like.
Speaker 4: The weird psychological operation that's going on with these Zionists
Speaker 4: idiots and saying the exact like even if it's authentic,
Speaker 4: which I think to a point, it is crying about
Speaker 4: hospitals getting bounded, crying about children being targeted, children dying
Speaker 4: when they've been doing that exact same thing for two
Speaker 4: years now in Gaza and not only like doing it,
Speaker 4: but gleefully bragging about it. And like, Laura Loomer's tweets
Speaker 4: are so insane that you go, dude, did you run
Speaker 4: that by anybody before you tweeted that? Oh?
Speaker 1: No, dead Palestinian babies? Who says that out loud?
Speaker 2: And I've met Laura. I like Laura. She's very nice
Speaker 2: in person. I can't believe the shit she says like it.
Speaker 2: It honestly like concerns me. Tim Dylan broke her. Got
Speaker 2: hit that Tim Dillon broke her.
Speaker 4: Tim when Tim Dillon talked about how Pelletier kept begging
Speaker 4: him to come to dinner, Oh okay, and he's like,
Speaker 4: I'm not doing it. I just I would lose my
Speaker 4: entire fan base. Say no, I would because he knows
Speaker 4: the key is authenticity, Like they listened to him as
Speaker 4: this voice of reason, and he knows of me. He
Speaker 4: starts going, maybe pelleteers in a serious mode and I'm
Speaker 4: doing to Tim Dillon laughing joke stuff. But he knows
Speaker 4: he loses crowd because he's watching it happen to bench
Speaker 4: Pirol Jordan Peterson, Daily Washington.
Speaker 2: He was saying that Peter Teele had had invited into
Speaker 2: dinner multiple times, and he's.
Speaker 5: Heard about his parties here jills parties.
Speaker 2: Uh no, I haven't. I certainly haven't been invited.
Speaker 5: Let's just say this guy fucks yeah. Absolutely.
Speaker 4: I mean, if you're a gay man like Tim Dillon
Speaker 4: and another powerful gay man invites you to a party,
Speaker 4: just like what do you want for dinner? Twink twink
Speaker 4: super twink, get twinked, Like what kind of twink do
Speaker 4: you want?
Speaker 13: Was There's been like receipts have been shown of him
Speaker 13: entering fucking like eighteen nineteen year old like college kids
Speaker 13: fucking like dms trying to come to come to his
Speaker 13: like elite sex parties at like you know, nearby collegist.
Speaker 13: This guy also his model boyfriend fell out of this.
Speaker 13: I think was second or higher it fallot of a
Speaker 13: higher flour of his like sick ass penthouse that used
Speaker 13: to be owned by the Bronk fans.
Speaker 5: They were involving the nixium fault at the time.
Speaker 2: What about the guy who hasn't had their gay lever
Speaker 2: accidentally fall out of the second story of penuse. Well,
Speaker 2: you're involved on Mexican called.
Speaker 4: What is the Geffen Geffen like that dude is crazy, dude.
Speaker 4: He would show up, Yeah, he would show up the
Speaker 4: campuses and kids would disappear, and then he would just move.
Speaker 14: On and like Garth Brooks, Yeah that, oh my god,
Speaker 14: where the bodies are?
Speaker 4: Very gard I mean, that's some shout out Tom Scorn,
Speaker 4: she's in the bad That's a great fucking show, dude,
Speaker 4: shout out to him, dude.
Speaker 1: But yeah, man, I mean closeted gays, right am, I right?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 2: Right, So I let me let me go back to
Speaker 2: make the counter argument that I think that oftentimes Israel
Speaker 2: is actually the dog wagging us. And I'm not not
Speaker 2: disagreeing with the banking establishment being higher than just Israel,
Speaker 2: higher than the Federal Reserve for that matter. I agree
Speaker 2: with you on that, but you look at the Clean
Speaker 2: Break memo. You look at the the.
Speaker 4: Oh you can go through the Daya doctrine, the Gaza
Speaker 4: twenty thirty five project for Israel in the nineteen eighties.
Speaker 4: It's a greater Israel project. Yeah, that's why, that's why
Speaker 4: they have no position that this isn't about October seventh.
Speaker 4: October seventh was the door that opened allow them to
Speaker 4: go after all these podjacts like I've been talking about forever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just project. They needed a project for the new
Speaker 2: century of American in American But it was just like
Speaker 2: what they said in those documents was that we would
Speaker 2: need a new Pearl Harbor. What happens nine eleven happens,
Speaker 2: then boom, we take out, you know, half of Israel's enemies,
Speaker 2: and then over the next twenty plus years we just
Speaker 2: continue to slowly topple these dominoes that happened to all
Speaker 2: be all of their enemies, all in their neighbor all
Speaker 2: in their neighborhood. And it's like at some point, like
Speaker 2: it just begs, you know, incredulity to be like, all right,
Speaker 2: come on, man, like this is fucking obviously not the.
Speaker 13: Finally, and I do think at this point I wanted
Speaker 13: to bring up earlier. Have you seen the newest reporting.
Speaker 13: I believe I saw Dave de Campagne were reporting on
Speaker 13: it that now they've the rhetoric is shifting. There's I
Speaker 13: believe it's from the CI. I forget who was the claiming. Essentially,
Speaker 13: now it's being seated out though Oh no, no, no,
Speaker 13: a bunker buster won't do it, right, It would need
Speaker 13: to be a nuke.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I know, no man.
Speaker 13: Yeah, So it's like, we now, but we need a
Speaker 13: nuke to say.
Speaker 2: But hold on, hold on, think about this, so sa
Speaker 2: So ten ten days ago, it was we're not asking
Speaker 2: for shit from you, just fucking let us do our business.
Speaker 2: Israel got Israel's got this. And then it becomes all right, well,
Speaker 2: we can take out basically everything.
Speaker 5: They don't.
Speaker 2: They don't send a chance with us militarily, but we
Speaker 2: might need, you know, munitions, we might need it. And
Speaker 2: then it was well, we can't take out the nuclear facilities.
Speaker 2: We need bunker busters. And then it's like, oh, well
Speaker 2: that won't work. We need nukes. And then Trump's saying
Speaker 2: we're not even sure if that'll work. Now they're talking
Speaker 2: about fucking ground and this is this is the point
Speaker 2: about the escalatory trap that like, once you start down
Speaker 2: this fucking slippery slope, it's not it's not a like
Speaker 2: a mental flaw to describe it that way. This is
Speaker 2: how all of these wars began. The difference is is
Speaker 2: that from two thousand and two to two thousand and three,
Speaker 2: or really from one from nine to eleven until three
Speaker 2: when we invaded a Rock, it was this slow drawn
Speaker 2: out process because we didn't have the Internet. We had
Speaker 2: to have Fox News and CNN and MSNBC slowly propagandizing
Speaker 2: the American people to get ready for it and to
Speaker 2: convince us that they were actually behind nine to eleven
Speaker 2: when they weren't. This is like on a fucking sped
Speaker 2: up timescale like I've never seen before. In two weeks,
Speaker 2: they've done the entire Iraq build up lies. They've done
Speaker 2: it in two weeks.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 13: I know we're all really hopeful on the propaganda side,
Speaker 13: I am too, But I do think one thing you
Speaker 13: really need to pay attention to. I know we a
Speaker 13: lot of us have been quick to jump to like
Speaker 13: give props to a lot of these certain characters that
Speaker 13: we typically see is somewhere along the rotten line riders
Speaker 13: or something like the tim Pools of the world. The
Speaker 13: Charlie Kirks is probably a great example. But if you
Speaker 13: listen to this.
Speaker 1: Here's a radio show on this in Florida. I turned it.
Speaker 4: I was just trying to go because every dhow Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's really fucking nuts. If you listen to it, it's
Speaker 4: like something out of idiocrasy.
Speaker 2: Wait it was it bad?
Speaker 1: Oh, it's so bad.
Speaker 13: But if you listen to their rhetoric though, they're still yes,
Speaker 13: they're saying we don't want regime change, but there's still
Speaker 13: this kind of murky between all of them, whether they're
Speaker 13: accepting it's okay for Israel to be doing what they're
Speaker 13: and even then they're they're tactically kind of accepting every
Speaker 13: little bit of propaganda that comes across. So literally they're
Speaker 13: in a holding position. I know, we're all giving them
Speaker 13: props and like, oh, that's fucking cool. They're in a
Speaker 13: holding position. These people. Sway, the moment of false flag happens,
Speaker 13: the moment they have that narrative shifting thing, whatever that is,
Speaker 13: whatever they're given thing is and false flag probably be
Speaker 13: the last thing or something.
Speaker 4: And I have this really weird theory that you may
Speaker 4: see the end of Israel and it gets replaced with
Speaker 4: something else. Well, they could move that whole population to
Speaker 4: Ukraine and let them do it over here, and they
Speaker 4: just bring in a new population to kind of take
Speaker 4: over that area.
Speaker 1: Because the Israeli brand is dead.
Speaker 4: Oh man, it's never going to come back, and it's
Speaker 4: going to be even twice dead, more dead. If they
Speaker 4: lead us into World War three and our sons and
Speaker 4: daughters start dying, you're never going to get America back
Speaker 4: to respecting that that group.
Speaker 1: Of people again.
Speaker 4: I used to love Israelis. I used to talk about
Speaker 4: how I never met a bat Israeli in my life.
Speaker 4: They were always fun. I used to love watching Israeli
Speaker 4: soldiers twerk. They're so hot, and I was just like,
Speaker 4: I love them, and then then all this stuff happens.
Speaker 4: But if they draw us into a war, and like there,
Speaker 4: I want to tell you there, fuck, if there is
Speaker 4: a false flag, I don't know anybody that follows his
Speaker 4: stuff that will think it's anybody but Israel.
Speaker 14: It's been the goal. I mean, Wesley Clark obviously right,
Speaker 14: the Seventh Country Plan. I mean, honestly, it feels like
Speaker 14: there is truly an international cabal.
Speaker 5: In my mind, and I do agree.
Speaker 14: I think that Israel will be the scapegoat. I think
Speaker 14: that nen Yaho will take the political puppet fall. It'll
Speaker 14: look very ugly. I think it's inevitable. I think you
Speaker 14: look at he had no political credibility in the first place. Honestly,
Speaker 14: his political capital was basically just let's pull him out
Speaker 14: of this prison situation and essentially put him on the
Speaker 14: path where he has no other choice but to do
Speaker 14: our bidding in these terms. And it does very much
Speaker 14: feel like you as far as like I'm considering the
Speaker 14: sort of like you have international global oil markets that
Speaker 14: are very much tied to the Straight of Horn moves
Speaker 14: as well, and you wonder why these refinement facilities in
Speaker 14: Iran are being strategically targeted prioritized as well. And then
Speaker 14: the Straight of Horn moves. You're seeing these oil tankers
Speaker 14: on fire already. Basically Iran said that they threatened to
Speaker 14: set up a blockade and this is all within the
Speaker 14: framework of the new deal. They just signed this new
Speaker 14: train apparently it's the new Silk Road, it's the Belton
Speaker 14: Road initiative with China, and basically as soon as this
Speaker 14: was agreed to, really I think the sixty day negotiations began,
Speaker 14: and it was all in bad faith. And from day
Speaker 14: one it was essentially been the knee to the West,
Speaker 14: been the knee to the West, or else, And that's
Speaker 14: it separate from China, although I do think that most
Speaker 14: of this could even potentially This is where I question things,
Speaker 14: and I think that's layered for the interpretation. Who's controlled
Speaker 14: opposition at the leadership level right right?
Speaker 5: Because they can't.
Speaker 2: I can't fucking figure it out, Like I.
Speaker 1: Think China is a paper tiger, right.
Speaker 4: I think they're building China up the same way they
Speaker 4: built up the USSR, and this time is going to
Speaker 4: be involved instead of nukes, is going to be involved AI.
Speaker 1: And you see them, Hey, dude, you can't write a law.
Speaker 4: You can't, you can't, you can't do anything about AI government. Yeah,
Speaker 4: you gotta let Ai develop, and there's no state can
Speaker 4: pass a law that at all stops that growth. And
Speaker 4: then they keep using China, China's Ai. Do we get
Speaker 4: a millisecond behind him?
Speaker 14: They got us, I'm telling you, Mark and Dreesen right
Speaker 14: goes on Rogan starts selling him on basically AI government, right,
Speaker 14: and look at his connections obviously and Reson right, and
Speaker 14: then to Deeal everything right and Elon himself. What's his
Speaker 14: grandfather's name, Haldeman Technocracy Incorporated. That's what he was affiliated with,
Speaker 14: like his fascinating stuff.
Speaker 13: These are the people that are literally capitalists, and I
Speaker 13: mean in the derogatory way in the way that when
Speaker 13: the Communis say capitalists and they the way they mean,
Speaker 13: the way when when capitalists and communists talk to each
Speaker 13: other and they talk past each other, like what they
Speaker 13: mean when they say that's who these people are. That
Speaker 13: literally what they do, Like in reason uh, Eric Wysey,
Speaker 13: what do they do?
Speaker 5: Move money around?
Speaker 13: Which is like, okay, that's a genuine I mean, that's
Speaker 13: obviously legitimate function in the economy. But when you have
Speaker 13: you know, aberrations such as America that's been distorted in
Speaker 13: such artificial ways, what these are is people have developed relationships,
Speaker 13: corrupt relationships, and are just moving money around and the
Speaker 13: benefiting off.
Speaker 2: Of That's That's the point that I wanted to make
Speaker 2: is that in a in a actual sound money capitalists model,
Speaker 2: then there's nothing dishonorable about being a money manager because
Speaker 2: you're actually you're you're you're you're checking for risk parameters,
Speaker 2: and you're making sure that the person who's delayed gratification
Speaker 2: to accumulate that wealth is making some sort of reasonable
Speaker 2: return and not losing their assets. The problem with this establishment,
Speaker 2: in the banking establishment now is that it's all based
Speaker 2: off it's all based off of printing presses and borrowing
Speaker 2: and and you know, relationships with the powerful at the
Speaker 2: highest level and government contracts. So it's it's literally theft
Speaker 2: on so many levels that like, if you do get
Speaker 2: to the highest level of this system, like it's almost
Speaker 2: impossible not to be deeply corrupted as a consequence you
Speaker 2: want and then and and you're also not you know,
Speaker 2: you know Atlas Shrugg, it's like John gaul and that
Speaker 2: that's what kills me about this. Yeah, right, that's the
Speaker 2: shorter book. That's that's what kills me about this is
Speaker 2: that like I'm I'm still an Austrian economics guy, and
Speaker 2: i still strongly believe that capitalism is the model that
Speaker 2: that brings the most people out of poverty and that
Speaker 2: it benefits humanity the most. But I'm also I'm also
Speaker 2: smart enough to understand that, like we don't function in
Speaker 2: that system, and it's a big mistake to defend the
Speaker 2: current paradigm and defend it as if it is capitalism,
Speaker 2: because that's what gives rise to the Marxist hoards that
Speaker 2: they then go, well, if this is capitalism, funck this.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, I'm like, you're right, actually, fuck this.
Speaker 2: This is this is a Morald this is called crony.
Speaker 2: Capitalist is still better than communism.
Speaker 1: It is.
Speaker 5: No, I'm not green with it.
Speaker 4: I hate it, but I would take it over communism, agreed.
Speaker 4: I mean, in in California right now, the largest employer
Speaker 4: in the state is the government. That is socialism, and
Speaker 4: that beast must always be fed. And it's constantly growing
Speaker 4: because you're just adding more administrators and more administrators and
Speaker 4: more administrators. And then now everybody's on the government tip
Speaker 4: and nobody can question everything or else you'll lose your
Speaker 4: fucking job.
Speaker 1: That is socialism.
Speaker 2: And it's not just California, that's nationwide. The number one
Speaker 2: employer in America is the government.
Speaker 1: Jesus.
Speaker 5: Pretty back to the I think the irony.
Speaker 13: I think I think maybe why I brought it to
Speaker 13: the capitalist you kind of the irony of the whole China,
Speaker 13: you know, USA, like back and forth ai whatever, you know,
Speaker 13: vying for whatever the future. The irony is here is actually,
Speaker 13: if you look, the key one of the key takeaways
Speaker 13: this China's actually been operating far more in free market
Speaker 13: principles in their implementation of their AI as opposed where
Speaker 13: we are doing this like, oh, We're going to take
Speaker 13: a few government contractors and pay them hundreds of millions
Speaker 13: of dollars to create this beautiful product that while completely
Speaker 13: taking out all of these.
Speaker 5: Exactly. Yes, so China in the free market.
Speaker 2: Which is why China's winning that race. But it's also
Speaker 2: like over source. Yeah, but I'm also in the camp
Speaker 2: of like and this is this is another very unlibertarian
Speaker 2: thing to say, but like, I was driving. I don't care.
Speaker 2: I like to I like to think freely, so fuck it.
Speaker 2: I was driving. I was driving to Best Buy yesterday,
Speaker 2: which I haven't been to a retail store for anything
Speaker 2: and forever, because I'm trying to replace this soundboard because
Speaker 2: I know you guys were come to town and I
Speaker 2: wanted to be able to record. Anyways, and I'm driving
Speaker 2: around and I'm just like, I'm like I remember when
Speaker 2: I was a kid, you know, every commercial real estate
Speaker 2: was like popping, you know, like nice restaurant, retail store
Speaker 2: seers or cab whatever. And it's like and it's like,
Speaker 2: I don't know half of America worked in these these
Speaker 2: places and they're all ghost towns, like almost every single
Speaker 2: one is a ghost town. And then I start to
Speaker 2: think as I'm in my you know, deep in thought,
Speaker 2: and I'm like, dude, Jeff Bezos came out of nowhere
Speaker 2: and he and.
Speaker 1: He didn't come out nowhere, you know, Well, no, I know,
Speaker 1: I know, I know.
Speaker 4: I know his father, his grandfather helped establish Darbod.
Speaker 2: I do, I do, I do. He's a larp. Sorry, sorry,
Speaker 2: I don't mean that, but I mean I mean he
Speaker 2: just he swoops in. Okay, yeah, he swoops in and
Speaker 2: and not even him, but whatever the fuck the power
Speaker 2: brokers behind him is and they just ate everything. It
Speaker 2: was like they fucking consumed the entire retail sector of America.
Speaker 2: Like in a decade twenty.
Speaker 4: Years, when you go to the mall, it's crazy, like
Speaker 4: it's got a kid, I love to go to the mall, yep.
Speaker 4: And now social media has filled that kind of desire
Speaker 4: to hang out.
Speaker 1: Look, it's crazy like.
Speaker 2: No one has any personal contact their communication as a
Speaker 2: consequence of this and and look, I'll be the first
Speaker 2: to admit, like the first one of these I got
Speaker 2: because I didn't need it, you know, the same day
Speaker 2: I got it off Amazon, all right, So like like
Speaker 2: it has cut costs, it has made life easier in
Speaker 2: some regards, but the the trade off is really significant
Speaker 2: and meaningful. And I'm not and I'm not the type.
Speaker 2: I'm not the type to go like, well, we got
Speaker 2: to bring back horse and Buggy because it put the
Speaker 2: fucking the horseshoeman out of business. Like I'm not That's
Speaker 2: not what I'm saying. I'm just saying, if you, if
Speaker 2: you look at the the change to our cultural framework
Speaker 2: in the fact that like kids don't work anymore, like
Speaker 2: a huge percentage of kids don't work.
Speaker 4: There's a talking stand up that people putting out all
Speaker 4: these clips and all these specials online, that people aren't
Speaker 4: going to comedy clubs like they used to believe it
Speaker 4: because they're just like, I'll just watch it online.
Speaker 2: And these are the things that I just don't want
Speaker 2: to see die. But But anyways, the point that I'm
Speaker 2: trying to get to, and it's a long, drug drawn
Speaker 2: out way to get there, But then I'm I'm contrasting
Speaker 2: that and the the cultural degradation that was a consequence
Speaker 2: of Amazon basically eating the entire retail sectors, you know, lunch,
Speaker 2: and then you consider what AI is gonna do, and
Speaker 2: I'm like, freak.
Speaker 13: I mean, this comes back to kind of what we were
Speaker 13: talking about before, though, all the distortions that occur in
Speaker 13: the market. I really feel like, obviously, I know it
Speaker 13: sounds like, oh mar utopia when we run this counter
Speaker 13: narrative through, everything be so much better. But genuinely, I
Speaker 13: do think had there not been these you know, distortions
Speaker 13: in the market, that's would have probably been a much
Speaker 13: more fluid, much more I mean.
Speaker 5: But think what we have fucking Covid. Think about like
Speaker 5: that was when they closed it out.
Speaker 2: That was entirely artificial, and anybody that hadn't been killed
Speaker 2: by Amazon was killed by Covid exactly. It was like
Speaker 2: it was like the final fucking nail, dude.
Speaker 4: And it's like in California it's so hard to start
Speaker 4: a business, and what they they do something. You just
Speaker 4: saw that video in San Diego where the guy was
Speaker 4: working at a bar that's closing that night and he
Speaker 4: ran out and he grabbed the hot dog vendors. Hot
Speaker 4: dog vendor knocked it down and people were yelling at
Speaker 4: him by go, I get it.
Speaker 1: He's losing his job.
Speaker 4: He doesn't have a job now because no one's going
Speaker 4: to the restaurant and they're just buying hot dogs from
Speaker 4: a hot dog vendor that has to has to pay.
Speaker 1: No, it doesn't have to get any permits and anything
Speaker 1: like that.
Speaker 2: And and just to back you up, in California, in
Speaker 2: San Diego, to get the permits to you know, have
Speaker 2: a restaurant, have a have the retail store, the rent
Speaker 2: that you're paying for, the for that, the inspections, everything else.
Speaker 1: It's major money.
Speaker 2: So at that point you literally like people go, oh, well,
Speaker 2: just fucking compete. You can't compete, dude. You can't compete
Speaker 2: with a hot dogs law.
Speaker 4: You can't be within five hundred feet of a.
Speaker 2: Brick and mortar well, or or you have to drop
Speaker 2: all of the fucking regulations on the on the businesses
Speaker 2: and actually let them compete, because you can't have both simultaneously.
Speaker 2: You can't have unlimited illegal immigration and dudes just setting
Speaker 2: up fucking shop wherever they want. And then everybody who's
Speaker 2: domestic born has to go through the licensing shit. Otherwise
Speaker 2: they go to jails. Like what are you doing? You're
Speaker 2: trying to like you're literally creating the dynamic by which
Speaker 2: you have revolutions, by by which like the domestic population goes,
Speaker 2: fuck this, fuck the system. I'm burning everything down. I
Speaker 2: don't want to see that, but like they are, they
Speaker 2: are putting us in that paradigm. And I just don't
Speaker 2: think people, I think the.
Speaker 1: Future is black markets. Yeah, I think that's it's going
Speaker 1: to go where you're either in a gang.
Speaker 4: A mob, some kind of militia, and it's everything's gonna
Speaker 4: be black market.
Speaker 5: Don't you think that they it's kind of by design.
Speaker 4: By the way, black market is free market, right, not
Speaker 4: necessarily take away all the like the really disgusting stuff.
Speaker 5: And it's usually just black people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's it's basically America is going to be a
Speaker 1: giant swapman.
Speaker 5: But I feel like Libya, like fuck skin to get down.
Speaker 14: It's okay, but you know, I honestly think by design
Speaker 14: they're attempting to bring down the American citizen.
Speaker 5: I know, adly economically down a peg.
Speaker 2: But I don't like it.
Speaker 5: I don't either.
Speaker 4: I don't like it, and they are, and what's really
Speaker 4: about is creating it. So we're so dominant unhealthy that
Speaker 4: we can't figure out how our government operates, and we
Speaker 4: can't come to the understanding that the Federal Reserve funds
Speaker 4: everything you hate in the world. It funds the false
Speaker 4: reality that is projected on the God's reality. So when
Speaker 4: you watch I mean, Apple TV used to be so
Speaker 4: good and now it's so woke, it's out of control.
Speaker 13: I thought, I d shit the e I ship you were.
Speaker 13: It's like a smart murder robot. Have you watched murder Robot.
Speaker 13: It's the greatest thing for the worst fucking.
Speaker 2: Show I watched.
Speaker 4: Guys are all idiots, and you got like a sixty
Speaker 4: five year old black woman and like two like uh
Speaker 4: ethnic lesbians, and they're the only one saving anybody, of course,
Speaker 4: stabbing people, shooting people, And the guys were like, oh what.
Speaker 4: And it's so unfortunate because it was it was the best.
Speaker 4: What Apple used to do is like, Okay, this is woke,
Speaker 4: but you don't know it till it's too late. And
Speaker 4: this show called Hijack and it was such a great
Speaker 4: show and it had Yeah, it was so good, dude,
Speaker 4: And then by like with three episodes left.
Speaker 1: You go, oh my god, they convinces to watch a show.
Speaker 4: Where a black guy has to stop a hijacking by
Speaker 4: white terrorists on a Middle Eastern flight.
Speaker 5: That's so funny. I didn't even put that together.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, dude, that's amazing and it's so good.
Speaker 5: They've said, nah, dude, fuck it.
Speaker 4: The difference between before Trump got in and the and
Speaker 4: and after Trump got in. Before Trump got in, they
Speaker 4: celebrated the d I. They're like, look, how woke this
Speaker 4: show is.
Speaker 5: Isn't it amazing?
Speaker 1: Now They're like, yeah, no, you're right.
Speaker 2: And and I mean, this is why I I was
Speaker 2: talking so much about I'm gonna I'm gonna bring it
Speaker 2: in a second. Yeah. Yeah. This is why I talked
Speaker 2: about es C and d I so much in the
Speaker 2: past is that I recognized that it was creating these
Speaker 2: these market signals that were going to ultimately force fee
Speaker 2: this propaganda naturally. Like that's the whole purpose of it.
Speaker 2: This is there's like no real market for like I
Speaker 2: want every lead actor, I want every heroin in every
Speaker 2: show to be a lesbian and they have the minority
Speaker 2: and if you can put them in a wheelchair, that's
Speaker 2: even better. It's like nobody wanted that. There is a
Speaker 2: term for what that is, and it's in my phone.
Speaker 4: I can't I don't have it on me, but it's
Speaker 4: basically it's like Korean fazasa or something like that. I
Speaker 4: mess up the name, but it's basically an old communist trick.
Speaker 4: And what you do is you slowly install party loyalists
Speaker 4: at every single position the whole way up. So Biden's
Speaker 4: all done. It's now everybody's a Marxist.
Speaker 1: Yeah, everything's a Marxist.
Speaker 4: And that's why Hollywood is fucked because they can not
Speaker 4: get out of it. The people who run the channels
Speaker 4: or the stream service, they all know nobody's watching, and
Speaker 4: the people watching go, I don't want to watch this.
Speaker 4: But they can't do anything because the middle is just
Speaker 4: rot right.
Speaker 14: And I think that honestly, And the reason I brought
Speaker 14: up the idea that they're trying to bring the American
Speaker 14: people down financially I can peg is because I honestly
Speaker 14: think that what is in the works this moment, of course,
Speaker 14: is what it looks to be a total escalation in
Speaker 14: almost every geopolitical landscape that you can you know that
Speaker 14: you can point out to the point to where it
Speaker 14: seems like there is a clear escalation that that is
Speaker 14: seemingly sort of setting the stage for an actual, you know,
Speaker 14: international world conflict. And I think that that is by
Speaker 14: design as well, because this clearly is it always takes, fundamentally,
Speaker 14: in my mind, it takes a major war to sort
Speaker 14: of just restructure global society, right, and and every single
Speaker 14: time that tends to be the unfortunate, inevitable outcome.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 14: And I'm just like very concerned considering, I mean, from
Speaker 14: day one, my number one expectation above all else, and
Speaker 14: I had zero hope for Trump.
Speaker 5: Honestly, as much as I.
Speaker 4: Think Trump is exactly why everybody thought he was gonna
Speaker 4: be Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: He did exactly.
Speaker 4: If you really studied him, you go, oh, this is
Speaker 4: exactly what's going to happen.
Speaker 5: Your colony is gonna cook for Israel so hard.
Speaker 13: If anything, I mean, you're you're more pessimistic that I
Speaker 13: was a little bit hopeful that maybe because there was
Speaker 13: that lie, we were a solder.
Speaker 5: Actually I don't know if it's a lie. I mean,
Speaker 5: I don't know if it's true or not.
Speaker 13: I want to take a moment actually to re emphasize
Speaker 13: there's only two ways you can look at this, like
Speaker 13: from the US perspective, how you can really view Trump?
Speaker 13: I think personally after this he either was, you know,
Speaker 13: entering these peace talks in good faith and Israel blewed up.
Speaker 13: In that case, let's be real kind of a bitch.
Speaker 13: The other option is he the entire time through was
Speaker 13: was faking or at some point along the line, so
Speaker 13: with some combination of the two, so that or essentially
Speaker 13: I guess a weasel and it is someone that really,
Speaker 13: why would anyone ever interact with in good faith?
Speaker 5: I don't know why I took the moment to re
Speaker 5: emphasize that some other.
Speaker 16: Actually I'm clant tom a form of money manager. Wow,
Speaker 16: Hi guys, I'm sorry, I'm just jumping in now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, any thoughts on maybe if you heard anything or
Speaker 1: what we're talking about.
Speaker 16: I did hear that attractive women need to be millionaires.
Speaker 16: I am not a millionaire, I nitch.
Speaker 4: We're talking about this this escort that was this Vicky Morse,
Speaker 4: and she was like she she got pregnant at sixteen,
Speaker 4: had a kid, and then just wanted to become famous.
Speaker 4: And she went to LA and she was at a
Speaker 4: diner and this millionaire billionaire saw and she just became
Speaker 4: his side piece. And but she started dating. She's dating
Speaker 4: the heads of Saudi Arabia and all this, And You're like,
Speaker 4: what a crazy jump that is? That is just possible
Speaker 4: because you're a super hot woman.
Speaker 13: Do what do you guys think about that? Uh Minnesota shooter.
Speaker 13: There's some more stuff that came out. I had a
Speaker 13: chance to come the story just dying.
Speaker 5: Well, keep back up. You might have missed the most
Speaker 5: recent news, but apparently I don't know. I have meant
Speaker 5: looked into it.
Speaker 13: Yeah, the Tim ols thing about that, like apparently he's
Speaker 13: now claiming I mean, I haven't looked at the minutia,
Speaker 13: so I don't know the sources.
Speaker 5: I don't know if it's like if there's a video
Speaker 5: or what. But at least the articles are.
Speaker 13: Saying currently that he made claims the bolter, the shooter
Speaker 13: made claims that Walls what tried to ge him to
Speaker 13: kill what was almost a yeah.
Speaker 1: She's a Democrat, right.
Speaker 16: Which is like I wanted to run for Senate, so
Speaker 16: he needed to have I mean, Tim Waltz, he came
Speaker 16: off to me is kind of kind of retarded, so I.
Speaker 1: Think he said that in the bay and it seems
Speaker 1: too easy.
Speaker 16: Yeah, I'm kind of retarded, doesn't It still too easy though,
Speaker 16: It's like there should be like really, it's just that
Speaker 16: he told you this, and there was the.
Speaker 17: Yeah, he was he was trained by by special military.
Speaker 16: I was trained by the military to do this, and
Speaker 16: Tim Tim Waltz wanted me to take too easy.
Speaker 14: I know, but I also, yeah, I'm I'm under the impression.
Speaker 14: I looked into the Predatorian Security, a company that he
Speaker 14: was affiliated with. His wife was like the manager of
Speaker 14: it as well, and she got arrested after so he's
Speaker 14: in custody. She gets caught at a state line with
Speaker 14: her family and she basically gets apprehended with passports ammunition guns.
Speaker 13: Like so it was crazy. He kind of like Paddick
Speaker 13: and his Austrange. I remember how Paddock like his wife
Speaker 13: from like over a decade ago. That then like they
Speaker 13: then buy a property together, like they're like they're like
Speaker 13: right next to each other under the same parent company.
Speaker 16: That was like what they did, they made this story
Speaker 16: go away. They wanted the story to go away, so
Speaker 16: they brought in the roommate who worked poppaccinos and the
Speaker 16: like left on their couch and they're like, all right,
Speaker 16: look at this guy. This guy's trustworthy, we trust him.
Speaker 16: And he says that this is a Trump supporter. Make
Speaker 16: it go away. Exist, this is the note. This is
Speaker 16: the last thing everybody needs to remember, and then we're
Speaker 16: gonna make it go away. But then it came back
Speaker 16: up when he said, oh, yeah, I was hired to
Speaker 16: like Tim Wall tired me to do.
Speaker 4: A hit that is insane and nobody's done anything.
Speaker 5: No, and he's crazy. Is that telling you?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 14: And this predetorian security company. So he had not only
Speaker 14: been affiliated with this, he was he had like a
Speaker 14: number of different jobs which blew me away. One of
Speaker 14: them was he was going to specifically going to criminal
Speaker 14: scenes of homicide and he was apparently gathering the bodies
Speaker 14: taking them to a specific morgue. Now I know how
Speaker 14: this works in the realm of colvered intelligence, right and
Speaker 14: clandestine intelligence, and how.
Speaker 5: They utilize these specific morgues.
Speaker 14: And yeah, not only Oregon harvest thing, but there's so
Speaker 14: much more to it, especially if you're considering like a
Speaker 14: criminal uh you know, obviously like a criminal case such
Speaker 14: as this where clearly you would want to kind of
Speaker 14: like in my mind, there's the cover up that's being facilitated,
Speaker 14: right and in every way, and I just like it's
Speaker 14: to me that was strange. But not only that he
Speaker 14: had he had been apparently providing security in the Middle
Speaker 14: East in South America, yeah, one of them.
Speaker 17: No, you're you're right, he was doing security on that
Speaker 17: and then.
Speaker 16: That company just went bankrupt out of the blue around
Speaker 16: the same time Doge was shutting down all the USA
Speaker 16: I D company.
Speaker 5: That's amazing.
Speaker 1: Point.
Speaker 2: So this this dude, this dude that was responsib yeah, bolted,
Speaker 2: the guy that was responsible for killing these politicians.
Speaker 5: He supposedly, we don't even know.
Speaker 1: I don't know how they know.
Speaker 2: Who knows, who knows, but this is the official story.
Speaker 2: This guy is in front of he is already he's
Speaker 2: already shot and uh, I don't know if he killed
Speaker 2: them but badly injured. Shot them like ten times and
Speaker 2: they survived. It makes no sense. But anyways, he then
Speaker 2: goes to the next politician's house. The cops.
Speaker 1: Yeah, check this out.
Speaker 2: The cops. The cops go and they checked that house
Speaker 2: just because they know there's another politician living there allegedly.
Speaker 2: Uh So they're there, they get into a shootout with.
Speaker 18: The guy out out outside the outside in front of
Speaker 18: the house, and then but then but then hold on,
Speaker 18: then hold up, then hold on and then and then
Speaker 18: he runs inside during the shootout and the cops don't
Speaker 18: follow him in.
Speaker 2: He then goes and kills those people and then he
Speaker 2: then he goes out the back. He takes off his
Speaker 2: body armor well he's in a gunfight, and his mask,
Speaker 2: and then he gets away. He's a sixty year old buck.
Speaker 13: You also left up the interaction maybe I forget it
Speaker 13: was maybe the age of that. But then check out
Speaker 13: my Morningshell'll do the specific sources. I think I already
Speaker 13: talked about. I mean the George we sorry real quick.
Speaker 13: But another thing he left out the absurd nature. It
Speaker 13: literally claimed that there was a cop that tried to
Speaker 13: approach him, and I think it's Fargo. Someone saw someone
Speaker 13: make a you know, equation to there's like a scene
Speaker 13: where he does that like that. But literally, I guess
Speaker 13: the cop came up to him. It says he rolled
Speaker 13: down his window and they tried to talk to him.
Speaker 13: He didn't respond, He just looked straightforward, and I guess
Speaker 13: the cop just left.
Speaker 14: So you literally just kind of like he's in his
Speaker 14: bed stare at him, and.
Speaker 13: Then just kind of and the cop just kind of
Speaker 13: like okay, which like they made it I think was
Speaker 13: Fargo or something where there's like a scene where he's
Speaker 13: like you can we can go this, or you can
Speaker 13: just you know, go in your car and.
Speaker 4: The George Floyd star nobody ever goes Where did you
Speaker 4: get the counterfeit money from? Right, Well, it's from the
Speaker 4: nightclub that he worked at that the Chinese were funded funneling.
Speaker 5: Supposedly working with it.
Speaker 4: Chauvin, Yeah, that's why this shows up. And then he
Speaker 4: does the fuggy assassination position, which is like you can
Speaker 4: go if you look up fuggy assassinations assassins, every picture
Speaker 4: is the assassin on the back.
Speaker 5: So what was the porn game too?
Speaker 13: I totally forgot about that, which is like, obviously, knowing
Speaker 13: our research, that's significant.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's significant.
Speaker 4: It's crazy what's out there, dude, It's really crazy. It's
Speaker 4: like super tragic, and it's like I believe human beings
Speaker 4: would just would just chill if there wasn't this hidden
Speaker 4: hand that's just riling everything up, creating chaos, and it
Speaker 4: just gets into that there's this like this dark like
Speaker 4: these masters of mankind of are basically of a I
Speaker 4: don't even I don't even think there's humans man, whatever
Speaker 4: they are, they're just predators.
Speaker 1: Predators walk amongst us.
Speaker 4: Right Literally, it's like where they're the fucking wolves.
Speaker 13: Yeah, they're demons And I'm not even religious, Like I mean,
Speaker 13: through all a lot of our research, it comes back
Speaker 13: to you look into liked ID like Dissocian Discian identity
Speaker 13: disorder and like just all once you start digging this,
Speaker 13: you realize it's like when we talk about things like
Speaker 13: necromancy or demons or being possessed or any other spooky
Speaker 13: you talk about in the past, and like it's like, okay,
Speaker 13: we'll think about all the secret schools that were going
Speaker 13: on and all the different like these are things that
Speaker 13: have been passed on for time, things like hypnosis. What
Speaker 13: the hell was that to somebody three thousand years ago?
Speaker 13: If you're able to make somebody your slave through by
Speaker 13: implementing intense sexual and physical trauma upon them, what do
Speaker 13: you think they were?
Speaker 1: Everything is?
Speaker 5: What do you think they.
Speaker 13: Describe that as someone who cold can do what we
Speaker 13: just described with Bolter, that's a fucking demon.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's a demon and that could have been made
Speaker 5: by the US government.
Speaker 13: And I think they've been doing this for thousands of years,
Speaker 13: just using different terms.
Speaker 4: I think they have been to I mean, that's what
Speaker 4: we're all against, old old banking families that have been
Speaker 4: right manipulating. And then I've said this before, I said,
Speaker 4: I'm brogan. I think the old gods want to come
Speaker 4: out and play. I think they've been allowing the Abrahamic
Speaker 4: religions to be in control and be the forefront, and
Speaker 4: now you have all the zorio Asterism, the Babylonian gods,
Speaker 4: but you all just want to come out and be like,
Speaker 4: we're tired of comitting in the shop.
Speaker 13: They're all about eonic change or accelerationism. You get down
Speaker 13: to the core of all these different beliefs, a lot
Speaker 13: of them. You're talking about Stapataanism. It's all about, you know,
Speaker 13: essentially doing evil to create this new age. And so
Speaker 13: I do think in their head they might be like, shit,
Speaker 13: we're getting near the end of that new age. I
Speaker 13: do think it's quite fucking coincidental. It's also the same
Speaker 13: time we're about to go hit it off with Iran.
Speaker 13: They're like, I think we're about to hit our big,
Speaker 13: penultimate fucking moment. The evil people, you know, behind the scenes,
Speaker 13: I do think they think they're at their moment, and
Speaker 13: I think they may be like, this is what our
Speaker 13: aonic change has led to. All the accelerations and whatever
Speaker 13: different term depending on the cults that you're it is
Speaker 13: or whatever, it all come kind of comes the same
Speaker 13: same basic thing. We're going to do evil and this
Speaker 13: is going to create chaos and have chaos, we will
Speaker 13: create order.
Speaker 5: Like It's basically what it all comes back down to.
Speaker 13: And that's kind of what we're seeing. And I do
Speaker 13: think you like the old God's going to play. I
Speaker 13: do think like you look like it is. It's all
Speaker 13: about subverting and inverting. So it's like I think there
Speaker 13: at the point where we're like, oh, okay, the the
Speaker 13: new thing can take you know, take form and kind
Speaker 13: of rise from the shadows, and that might.
Speaker 5: Be what we're seeing.
Speaker 16: They say the symbolism will be their downfall, and so
Speaker 16: we see them like ice, Spice, Sum and the demon.
Speaker 17: All of Lady Gaga. She has the babble that.
Speaker 16: She does when she sings the songs, and that all
Speaker 16: roots back to like calling on God, and witchcraft, and
Speaker 16: then SNL did something where they actually called on MSH.
Speaker 16: You know, it's like, but that's the thing. They do it,
Speaker 16: and they do it in front of big, huge audiences.
Speaker 16: I mean, you go to concerts of any of the
Speaker 16: guys that married the Kardashians, and you go to their
Speaker 16: concerts and it's like you're at You're at something exactly.
Speaker 4: Yes, how about the halftime show Doctor Dre halftime shows
Speaker 4: super Bowl where they're literally dancing on FEMA camp buildings Exactly.
Speaker 5: This is the alchemical process.
Speaker 14: In many ways, I think they have to sort of
Speaker 14: like forget the terminology they utilize. But I think it's
Speaker 14: very important. As far as the age of the Aon
Speaker 14: of Horace, the age of Aquarius, as you were mentioning before,
Speaker 14: there is truly you know this very much. I believe
Speaker 14: there are neo pagan organizations that are very well established
Speaker 14: and I think have infiltrated you know, levels of government
Speaker 14: as well. And that includes like a great examples of
Speaker 14: the Delphi murders, which I've covered often, at least I
Speaker 14: covered at a great extent in my own podcast, but
Speaker 14: I've talked about it a lot because essentially it's very
Speaker 14: recent too, right, twenty seventeen. I think Richard Allen just
Speaker 14: got sentenced in February and twenty twenty five, and I
Speaker 14: think he's entirely innocent man, right, He's a patsy manufactured
Speaker 14: by the police, you know, and what you wins. There
Speaker 14: is a is this group called the Vinlander Group. This
Speaker 14: Vinlander group is a neopagan organization. You look up Vinlander.
Speaker 14: It's like this old text that seems to be very
Speaker 14: much like the esoteric mysticism, like, but it provides them
Speaker 14: with this this foundation and this path, right, and it
Speaker 14: very much is about essentially some in ruling over the ashes.
Speaker 14: And that that truly is what I think when when
Speaker 14: you consider the neopagan connotation where they consistently conduct like
Speaker 14: ritualistic sacrifice, blood sacrifice, right, Like that's exactly what happened
Speaker 14: in Delphi, right, they ranged the bodies and in this
Speaker 14: Villander organization, and the bodies were arranged at the foot
Speaker 14: of a tree, the base of a tree. It was
Speaker 14: supposed to be odin hanging from world tree. And it's
Speaker 14: like this, uh, it's it's fascinating. But what I found
Speaker 14: out is that this Villander group had not they had
Speaker 14: infiltrated the local prison in Indiana, right, the prison complex
Speaker 14: in Indiana, and they were essentially like the prison guards
Speaker 14: were wearing Odinus patches, right, yeah, yeah, and out of
Speaker 14: loyalty to their villainder group, which was directly involved with
Speaker 14: procuring Abby and Libby right for the Monen high Bridge
Speaker 14: Trail incident, which I believe was there was a procurement
Speaker 14: supercomputer stop. I think there was a procurement process set
Speaker 14: up through Snapchat. And this is like modern day I think,
Speaker 14: how these sadistic networks operate and function. It's disgusting, but
Speaker 14: it's like, of course they're utilizing social media to to
Speaker 14: you know, essentially be living the life repreditor exactly. And
Speaker 14: so what happens is this Anthony Shots, right, Keegan Kline
Speaker 14: is his actual name, this profile on snapchats called Anthony
Speaker 14: Underscore Shots, and you look this motherfucker up. It's like
Speaker 14: the Jimmy Saville effect, right, like he just he's like,
Speaker 14: yeah he did it, one hundred percent. That guy rape children,
Speaker 14: you know what I mean. It's just fucked up. And
Speaker 14: this guy, definitely, first of all, his Anthony underscore Shots
Speaker 14: profile on Snapchat was in contact direct contact with Libby German, uh,
Speaker 14: who's one of the victims right of the of the
Speaker 14: Adelphi murders, And just as they're arriving at the Monen
Speaker 14: Hybridge trail, she messages direct messages that Snapchat account. Oh yeah,
Speaker 14: and in my mind, I go, hey, we're here, Like
Speaker 14: that's kind of like how I feel. Maybe they were
Speaker 14: lured to this destinations Where are you? And what was
Speaker 14: he doing with this profile?
Speaker 5: Man? He the way he was use a male model,
Speaker 5: this young male model, life of luxury, all these you know,
Speaker 5: exotic cars, twelve women, Yeah, yeah, exact aol and.
Speaker 14: But but yes, it's like and it's so crazy because
Speaker 14: not only was that connected, they claim this, you know,
Speaker 14: this this unrelated case that happened just around the exact
Speaker 14: same time of the Abbey and Libby abduction and murders,
Speaker 14: the Anthony Shotts profile was directly involved with. Well, there
Speaker 14: was another case where apparently he was in contact with
Speaker 14: this this other girl, this young girl, and basically she had,
Speaker 14: you know, told him where she lived. She had essentially
Speaker 14: just doxed herself by because she trusted this strange account.
Speaker 14: And and what happened that night is that a masked
Speaker 14: man was was outside her bedroom window.
Speaker 13: This makes me think of I don't know, maybe this
Speaker 13: is a maybe Clint may not appreciate this tangent. But uh,
Speaker 13: I mean we're talking about how these things go as
Speaker 13: all this time.
Speaker 5: I mean, like what one hundred nine countries? Huh huh? Like,
Speaker 5: I mean, what is blood libel?
Speaker 13: What like?
Speaker 5: Do you guys have heard?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 13: Like?
Speaker 5: What is blood libel libel? It's it's literally the accusation.
Speaker 13: Like what is referred to typically is that on Holo
Speaker 13: Jews in these different countries would take a young Christian
Speaker 13: boy and essentially sacrifice him.
Speaker 5: No, I have no idea if that's true or not.
Speaker 13: I don't I've never studied the Judaism it's been all
Speaker 13: the time, probably is, yeah, but I can tell you,
Speaker 13: I mean I've done the digging of like the rumor
Speaker 13: that goes around is just thing around that same time
Speaker 13: called Sabatanism, which was an inversion of Judaism and essentially
Speaker 13: took it was that same idea of this Allen change
Speaker 13: type stuff, this idea that there was even a verse.
Speaker 5: I remember when I was digging into it.
Speaker 13: If you look like if you read I guess if
Speaker 13: you misinterpret it, you can interpret it as like, oh,
Speaker 13: when the Messianic age comes, you know, in the age
Speaker 13: of Messiah, since the laws will be inverted or something
Speaker 13: along those lines, if you misinterpret it. So the idea
Speaker 13: being is this cult, you know, is judaic cult took
Speaker 13: this as you know, oh, during the time of Messiah,
Speaker 13: and they thought they were in the time of Messia
Speaker 13: because their Messiah Sabdai Levi and then Jacob Frank and
Speaker 13: the second iteration. They thought that they were the Messiah,
Speaker 13: and then they were in the age of the Messiah,
Speaker 13: and therefore God's laws had been inverted.
Speaker 5: What is good as bad and what's bad is good?
Speaker 5: And so what does that mean? What are the worst
Speaker 5: things you could boss do?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 13: I just gave you a pretty good example of one
Speaker 13: of the worst things you could do. And this is
Speaker 13: I think at the time it was something like I
Speaker 13: forget the stats. I don't quote me on it, but
Speaker 13: it's like, I think at one point the majority of
Speaker 13: views in the world were Sabataeans. So and then their
Speaker 13: whole thing of the Sabbatans, their whole big thing was subversion.
Speaker 13: I mean, if you think, if you're if you're willing
Speaker 13: to invert the law. You know, lying is now good.
Speaker 13: You know, worshiping other gods is now good. All these
Speaker 13: other things extrapolate out from that. Like they literally were
Speaker 13: known for the first iteration of Sabotans. I think they
Speaker 13: transferred to Islam, the second one that converted to Catholicism.
Speaker 5: It might be their way around I forget, I think,
Speaker 5: I think I'm.
Speaker 13: Correct, But essentially the point being is they had no
Speaker 13: qualms with pretending to be other religions and cloaking themselves.
Speaker 4: That's the whole thing about Kazarians. Yeah, yeah, you know,
Speaker 4: people like people dismiss that whole thing. But they were
Speaker 4: known for ambushing you, killing you, and assuming your identity.
Speaker 4: And that's what they've always done. That's why they constantly
Speaker 4: change their names and all that stuff, you know. And
Speaker 4: it's just like and just if you study Israel, like
Speaker 4: it's all a game plan to get this group. You
Speaker 4: weaponize them, you make them extremists, and they do all
Speaker 4: your dirty work to just grab all this land. You
Speaker 4: basically give them welfare to study the Talmud. You could
Speaker 4: like not have a job in Israel. You can work
Speaker 4: and get I hate to study the Tullmud and it's
Speaker 4: just like again, like you know, like we have Jewish friends,
Speaker 4: we all love them, and like any group you go
Speaker 4: to high up in the power structure, they get more
Speaker 4: and more crazy. I think they've played every card so
Speaker 4: many times. Everyone knows the Gopher clan, and I think
Speaker 4: they're just going to get I think they're I think
Speaker 4: they're in deep trouble day.
Speaker 1: The whole thing in the cult is.
Speaker 4: Again manufacturing cascent revelation of the methods. It's like from
Speaker 4: from Lost Boys, like you got to invite the vampire in,
Speaker 4: and they just can't do that right now because we
Speaker 4: know their playbook, and you know, as much as we
Speaker 4: can feel like it's feudal what we're doing, I do
Speaker 4: believe that that that no Kings uh you know, protests
Speaker 4: did not go off the way they wanted to because
Speaker 4: people like us. I'm not saying us personally, but everyone
Speaker 4: in our genre was talking about it's so much much
Speaker 4: and we put out Walmart sponsoring all this stuff, and
Speaker 4: people are like, Okay, I'm not going to this, saying
Speaker 4: it doesn't seem very authentic and it probably is a
Speaker 4: bad idea.
Speaker 1: And I think that's that's how you work, man.
Speaker 4: You you know, if you really want to make change,
Speaker 4: you really want to make change, you got to make
Speaker 4: change from within. And by doing that, you show other
Speaker 4: people how to do it, and you give them the bravery,
Speaker 4: you know, to do things that maybe before they were
Speaker 4: scared to do.
Speaker 5: Hey, brother, you you played a pivotal role in my
Speaker 5: own path.
Speaker 1: I pushed culture. Yeah, exactly, I'm a culture pusher.
Speaker 5: Well, I appreciate you. You always say that.
Speaker 4: I am very thankful, and I enjoy our show together
Speaker 4: that we do. So I just sit back and watch
Speaker 4: the supercomputer go. But I mean, you can get really
Speaker 4: lost in it. But I always said this, if they
Speaker 4: were winning and they could do anything they wanted, we
Speaker 4: would have we would be straight up in lockdown all
Speaker 4: the time. They would have gotten rid of cash, money
Speaker 4: all around. We would have already tried to annihilate Iran.
Speaker 4: They would have passed all these anti Semitism laws. They
Speaker 4: they for whatever reason and whatever way back in the
Speaker 4: day when they invented all these occult rituals, they had
Speaker 4: to say they had to get our consent because of karma,
Speaker 4: and they just I don't think they can do it anymore.
Speaker 4: I think they tried to push a BLM right now,
Speaker 4: it would fail misery miserably because so many black people,
Speaker 4: especially in the black conservative space, are wise to what's
Speaker 4: going on. And you know, when you see black fatigue
Speaker 4: and black content creators talking about black fatigue, that's so
Speaker 4: important because the truth is the only change. Change only
Speaker 4: happens from within. So you need the group on the
Speaker 4: inside to be like, hey, enough of this bullshit. You know,
Speaker 4: white people, Yeah, there was a lot of racism before.
Speaker 4: It wasn't until you know, a group in the group
Speaker 4: was like, we did, we gotta stop doing this racist shit.
Speaker 4: And now you see it at a less it's a
Speaker 4: much lower like level. Same thing is gonna in the
Speaker 4: black community with this black fatigue, and the next one's
Speaker 4: gonna be as gay people and this fuck pedophile shit.
Speaker 4: They're gonna have to be like, enough of this bullshit
Speaker 4: because you are really damaging are our names?
Speaker 1: Oh not?
Speaker 14: They mean attempting to conflate, like and I'm not like
Speaker 14: obviously I'm not like it's I'm waking too.
Speaker 1: The Mek movement, they're like, enough of this.
Speaker 4: You're like, you're like taking out guys for no evidence,
Speaker 4: know nothing, You're yelling crying wolf And then when something
Speaker 4: really happens, nobody wants to believe you because Amber heard
Speaker 4: made everyone think she was getting like physically assaulted.
Speaker 1: And it turned out that she was taking shit some
Speaker 1: people's beds.
Speaker 5: Yes, exactly.
Speaker 16: You know, going back into history, the original Declaration of
Speaker 16: Independence that Thomas Jefferson drew up had the abolition of
Speaker 16: slavery in it, and tooms, Jefferson himself had slaves. So
Speaker 16: this is always this this grand contradiction that people will
Speaker 16: talk about, like, well, he was a slave owner. It's like,
Speaker 16: you know what, he was a man, and he had moral.
Speaker 5: Flaws and saves you would do.
Speaker 16: The rights argument for slavery is the same argument as
Speaker 16: it is for abortion.
Speaker 17: It belongs to me. It's not a human I can
Speaker 17: do with it what I want.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's a great point. Never thought about.
Speaker 16: Yes, so we couldn't get the support that we needed
Speaker 16: to win the war without with having this abolition of
Speaker 16: slavery into the Declaration of Attendant, So they pulled it out.
Speaker 16: But then at the first Constitutional Convention there is there's
Speaker 16: a there's a moratorium on slavery, a twenty year moratorium
Speaker 16: at the first Constitutional Convention.
Speaker 17: So at the founding of this country.
Speaker 16: One of the first arguments that they had, and let
Speaker 16: me just say that the country almost wasn't formed over it,
Speaker 16: like they took a two week recess because they didn't
Speaker 16: think they'd come to an agreement over the slavery. And
Speaker 16: that's why we have the two thirds compromise or the sorry,
Speaker 16: the three fits compromise and all of that, because the
Speaker 16: Southern states were not having it.
Speaker 17: They were not going to have this, so they did.
Speaker 16: They agreed to the moratorium, which was twenty years, and
Speaker 16: then they said, at the end of that twenty years,
Speaker 16: no slaves into our country.
Speaker 17: That's it.
Speaker 16: We're done with the slave trade at that point, and
Speaker 16: you just deal with what you have essentially. And then
Speaker 16: day one, the first day Thomas Jefferson was able to
Speaker 16: do that. He abolished the slave trade. He got rid
Speaker 16: of it. And there were still obviously bad actors still
Speaker 16: coming in for for decades later with slaves regardless of it.
Speaker 16: But the foundation of America we were a new country,
Speaker 16: all right, and slavery had been a millennium's old.
Speaker 1: Yeah, of course, it's.
Speaker 17: Been around for millennium. It's still around.
Speaker 5: We still have it.
Speaker 16: Open air slave trade in Libya right now. You know
Speaker 16: it still exists, but nobody talks about it. So in America,
Speaker 16: we were a country for seventy seven years before they
Speaker 16: abolished seventy seven and eightyfore.
Speaker 17: I can't remember. I can't do the math in my
Speaker 17: head right now.
Speaker 16: But we were a country for just a handful of decades,
Speaker 16: one one lifetime before we abolished slavery in this country.
Speaker 16: It was around longer. In England it was around longer
Speaker 16: and everywhere else. But America is the place where it's like,
Speaker 16: how dare you? Like, how could you do this? This
Speaker 16: this this mortal sin. It's like, yeah, it was.
Speaker 2: It was a sin.
Speaker 16: It was awful. But we were the first country to
Speaker 16: establish ourselves on entertupment.
Speaker 4: It's very interesting because you bring up language like that's
Speaker 4: a big point about the Bible and the Old Testament.
Speaker 4: It's like, you know, people lose their mind over like
Speaker 4: the things in the Bible, but you got to go
Speaker 4: that was written at a time when they talk like that,
Speaker 4: they were a lot more blunt, they were a lot
Speaker 4: more they were just really straightforward what they said, like
Speaker 4: twenty times.
Speaker 17: They didn't sell the censor.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and they were so when they're like, oh, go
Speaker 4: kill all these people. It's almost like a sports term
Speaker 4: like go kill you know, kill them, you know, being them.
Speaker 4: This is like that nobody really wants saying one to
Speaker 4: die on the playing field. And when they do talk
Speaker 4: about murking all these ken and I they were all
Speaker 4: nephlum giants, right, that's it. And people don't talk about that.
Speaker 4: They weren't and they were already having child sacrifice. So yeah,
Speaker 4: everything is language. You know, when they go back in
Speaker 4: and watch Eminem video, they listen to Eminem gen z
Speaker 4: ors lose their mind. But you're like, that was acceptable
Speaker 4: at that time and it should be now, which I
Speaker 4: think because of you guys and a lot of people
Speaker 4: in the comedy space and Leonarda, people are going back
Speaker 4: to like they're just words. I don't call black people
Speaker 4: the M word because they get sad. Then they get violent,
Speaker 4: but they get sad.
Speaker 16: You know what I'm saying, just my choice in the
Speaker 16: Declaration of Independence.
Speaker 17: A lot of people are like, oh, well, it was
Speaker 17: just taxes. Taxes were bad and that's why we are there.
Speaker 1: They're so bad.
Speaker 17: There's twenty seven grievances.
Speaker 16: Right, taxes are bad, and that's the seventeenth grievance so
Speaker 16: there were King George was arming foreigners to come into
Speaker 16: our country and kill us.
Speaker 17: So he was.
Speaker 16: He had armed the Hesians to come in, and he
Speaker 16: had armed Canadians, and he had armed the Native Americans.
Speaker 16: And he also the other thing they were doing, the
Speaker 16: British name was taking colonists out into sea and saying,
Speaker 16: all right, they're going to throw you overboard. You're going
Speaker 16: to go back and kill your friends and family. And
Speaker 16: this is all written in the Grievances of the Declaration
Speaker 16: of Independence. However, what's written in there, Thomas Jefferson calls
Speaker 16: the natives merciless Indian savages. And that's what everybody gets
Speaker 16: stuck on the language of that, not the fact that
Speaker 16: they were coming in and murdering women and children to
Speaker 16: the point where we're in being armed by a tyrant
Speaker 16: king to do so, you know. But that's where people
Speaker 16: get stuck. It's like the words are worse than the
Speaker 16: actions that.
Speaker 4: Your ancestors talk like that, Yeah, that's how they talked
Speaker 4: at that time.
Speaker 17: We all have an uncle that says colored.
Speaker 1: Yeah, more.
Speaker 16: Stil Yes, the way that the language evolves and to
Speaker 16: make it a little better, and then it's like black
Speaker 16: people was offensive for a while. Yeah, you couldn't say
Speaker 16: black people, and then it became people of color, and
Speaker 16: then I went back to black people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I call them the blacks.
Speaker 4: The black Hey, I gotta get gold because they got
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Speaker 5: But thanks for having me on. It's been blasted.
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Speaker 1: I had a great time thing. I love these conversations.
Speaker 1: It's like so deep, dude.
Speaker 14: It's like for sure, Yeah, everybody the under Class podcast.
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Speaker 13: I do a daily show too about Monday through Friday,
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Speaker 13: I forgot to mention me and me and Austin both
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Speaker 2: And you're still here. I'm impressed. You must really enjoy
Speaker 2: the show or you just like bullshit drama and you
Speaker 2: want to hear why I left town our gang. First off,
Speaker 2: thank you for your concern as you can tell I
Speaker 2: did not address it because Bohemian Grove was just yesterday
Speaker 2: and I did not want to give any reason to
Speaker 2: damage their show. I wanted it to go well. But
Speaker 2: in the meantime of me being quiet, I have been besmirched.
Speaker 2: I have been smeared, slandered even and it has not
Speaker 2: been fun. And to have it come from a lot
Speaker 2: of people that I thought were my friends really sucked.
Speaker 2: But if there's one thing I've learned about this world,
Speaker 2: that happens, and it happens too often unfortunately. So anyways,
Speaker 2: I had I'm going to keep this very vague because,
Speaker 2: as you guys know, I'm very private. I don't I
Speaker 2: tend not to talk about any anything like this ever
Speaker 2: with you guys, because I just think it's like beneath
Speaker 2: what I'm attempting to do here, Like I want to
Speaker 2: talk about big ideas and serious things, and this is
Speaker 2: just not that. But I'll try and relate it to
Speaker 2: I don't know, a life lesson if I can to
Speaker 2: make it not so pointless. But anyways, there was just
Speaker 2: a legitimate disagreement between me and one of my co
Speaker 2: hosts on Tower Gang about how a I guess you
Speaker 2: would say, a business negotiation went with the theater that
Speaker 2: we were trying to do the event at, and I
Speaker 2: had moved over three hundred miles to live here live
Speaker 2: very close to the theater. And the reason I did
Speaker 2: that is because I was angling, and I was in
Speaker 2: talks and trying to get a deal done with Rumble
Speaker 2: by which we could essentially compete with kill Tony. I
Speaker 2: know that sounds totally delusional and crazy, but hey, I'm
Speaker 2: delusional and crazy. I'm trying to make a living as
Speaker 2: a libertarian. Not easy to do. So that was the idea,
Speaker 2: and me and the guys were on board with that.
Speaker 2: And because of a cancel mob that came from and Benjamin,
Speaker 2: the theater owner, decided to renig on the deal that
Speaker 2: we had with them, And I was misled as to
Speaker 2: how that conversation went, and as a consequence of that,
Speaker 2: I did not intervene when I would have had I
Speaker 2: known how the conversation had gone, And as a consequence
Speaker 2: of that, we were essentially blacklisted. And one of my
Speaker 2: co hosts then proceeded putting out phone numbers for the
Speaker 2: city council and the mayor and all these other people
Speaker 2: in the theater. Guy and I still live here. I
Speaker 2: still live here, and my intention was to try and
Speaker 2: grow something very special in this town, and it all
Speaker 2: fell apart very rapidly, and my disappointment with that essential
Speaker 2: led to me telling him that I thought he handled
Speaker 2: that poorly, and he got very upset with me. And
Speaker 2: the biggest mistake I did was that, first off, I
Speaker 2: wasn't trying to make it a big deal. We were
Speaker 2: talking in the post show a Patreon only it was
Speaker 2: thirty viewers, and I tried to do it in a
Speaker 2: joking fashion. I was actually trying to basically get my
Speaker 2: point across, but do it in a way that will
Speaker 2: diffuse it. So I made some jokes in between, and
Speaker 2: the jokes did not land with him, and he got
Speaker 2: very upset, and I thought it was done. I was
Speaker 2: over it. And then three days later, maybe even four
Speaker 2: days later, I'm not sure how long get a message
Speaker 2: and it's basically an ultimatum that I have to apologize,
Speaker 2: and I was like, you've said way wilder shit to me,
Speaker 2: I don't know, a hundred times and to the entire
Speaker 2: Towering crew. So I said, I'm sorry for the tone
Speaker 2: and I'm sorry that it happened on the show, but
Speaker 2: I'm not sorry for the message, and that wasn't good enough,
Speaker 2: and I was like, all right, I'm out, I'm out.
Speaker 2: I can't do that. There was it seemed quite evident
Speaker 2: to me that there was like brewing resentment and some
Speaker 2: sort of like power struggle that was happening. And I
Speaker 2: don't really understand like the underlying reasons for that, but
Speaker 2: certainly what I had to say was not anything or
Speaker 2: it wasn't beyond the pale. It wasn't so severe that
Speaker 2: it wasn't something that we could have gotten past, in
Speaker 2: my opinion, at least throughout the other four years that
Speaker 2: we had been doing the show. But for whatever reason,
Speaker 2: this was like a big deal. And as you can tell,
Speaker 2: I'm trying to keep this vague because I'm trying not
Speaker 2: to keep this thing going. I don't want it to
Speaker 2: have any more momentum. I want to move on with
Speaker 2: my life. Let me say I loved those guys. I'll
Speaker 2: never feel bad about the times that I spent doing
Speaker 2: the shows with them and traveling and doing live events.
Speaker 2: And I'm really appreciative of the fan base, even the
Speaker 2: ones that have flipped against me for no fucking reason
Speaker 2: at all. Thank you guys for tuning in, thank you
Speaker 2: for laughing along with us. I think that it was
Speaker 2: just a great experience and it allowed me to hold
Speaker 2: on to my youth a little bit longer, allowed me
Speaker 2: to joke about things, and I genuinely believe though, there
Speaker 2: is something beautiful about just rejecting the woke worldview, rejecting
Speaker 2: the status quo, and just saying I'm gonna, without any
Speaker 2: malice in my heart, I'm just going to say the
Speaker 2: most hateful shit, I'm just gonna get it all out there.
Speaker 2: It was a great outlet for me to stay sane
Speaker 2: because covering geopolitics or just domestic politics or anything like that,
Speaker 2: twenty four to seven is you've got to just hang
Speaker 2: out with the boys sometimes. So for me, that's what
Speaker 2: it was. The truth is, despite the fact that the
Speaker 2: audience is incredibly passionate, it was also very small. We
Speaker 2: were doing I think maybe two thousand combined listeners and viewers.
Speaker 2: After four years. It was not exactly crushing, but those
Speaker 2: that watched it or listen to it religiously and they
Speaker 2: absolutely loved it, and I absolutely love them. I'm not
Speaker 2: trying to downplay the importance of the show because it
Speaker 2: was small. I'm just saying it wasn't exactly thriving, And
Speaker 2: just to be clear, I've also given my approval if
Speaker 2: it's needed. I don't think it is for them to
Speaker 2: continue the show without me, and if they choose to do,
Speaker 2: I wish them well and I hope that it happens.
Speaker 2: I hope that it stays alive if they want to
Speaker 2: do that, and I hope that all of them go
Speaker 2: on to be tremendous successes for me. The thing that
Speaker 2: really and took it to a level of all right,
Speaker 2: this is like Bridge burned entirely was when they took
Speaker 2: it public in such a terrible way. The fact that
Speaker 2: they take a post show that had been seen by
Speaker 2: thirty people and they put it out on a stream,
Speaker 2: which I don't know how many people watched, a couple
Speaker 2: hundred probably, but it was like there was already drama brewing,
Speaker 2: and then to ford it to own Benjamin by which
Speaker 2: he then drags it publicly to his couple hundred thousand followers,
Speaker 2: and it was like it was like, oh, you guys
Speaker 2: are trying to destroy me, like you're trying to injure
Speaker 2: my public whatever persona, and that's just not anything I
Speaker 2: would ever do to them, And I wouldn't be doing
Speaker 2: this if it weren't for the fact that I've been
Speaker 2: asked hundreds of times to explain what transpired, and I
Speaker 2: just think that's that's just not something I do. It's
Speaker 2: not something I would do, and it's not something I'm
Speaker 2: going to put up with. I think that we all
Speaker 2: have a line that you just can't come back from,
Speaker 2: and for me, that was the line that was crossed.
Speaker 2: And as I said, there's no I'm not wishing them ill,
Speaker 2: it's just that I have to separate myself from people
Speaker 2: that would do something like that to me. It's wildly
Speaker 2: inappropriate in my opinion, and not something that I want
Speaker 2: to be victim to any longer, to be honest, despite
Speaker 2: the fact that people did not know what transpired behind
Speaker 2: the scenes, and one of the other co hosts has
Speaker 2: finally come out and said that everything I've said has
Speaker 2: at least been true, whether or not you agree with
Speaker 2: my assessment of things, like I'm not lying, and there
Speaker 2: has been a lot like overt lies said about me.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to go through the details because I
Speaker 2: just think I want this to fucking die. I want
Speaker 2: this to end. I want to move on, but I
Speaker 2: had to say something. So this is it, and this
Speaker 2: is the last thing you will hear from me about it.
Speaker 2: And as I said a dozen times already in this,
Speaker 2: I wish them well and I hope that everybody goes
Speaker 2: on to crush at life, and I will always look
Speaker 2: back fondly on the good times and try and forget
Speaker 2: the bad times and the unbelievably vicious way with which
Speaker 2: this ended. But it's life. Shit like that happens sometimes,
Speaker 2: so I guess to tie it into a life lesson
Speaker 2: make sure that there's always a semblance of mutual respect
Speaker 2: and that you're on the same page as to what
Speaker 2: those lines are where they're drawn. And when you're doing
Speaker 2: a very aggressive comedy show where you're saying wild shit,
Speaker 2: it's sometimes you can step over those lines accidentally. But
Speaker 2: we really had done a good job of despite the
Speaker 2: fact that we say vicious shit to each other on
Speaker 2: the show, there was always love behind it. And that
Speaker 2: love went away over the past couple of weeks viciously
Speaker 2: towards me, and I'm shocked by it, honestly, but anyways,
Speaker 2: that's what happened, and I will really miss the fans,
Speaker 2: and I will really miss the good times and the
Speaker 2: laughs and the laughter. It was great. It's just sometimes
Speaker 2: all good things must come to an end.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know if that's the case. I don't think
Speaker 2: all the good things must come to an end, but
Speaker 2: in this case, it did, and it came to a
Speaker 2: bad end, a very bad end, and a very not
Speaker 2: fun end. And I just want to be very clear,
Speaker 2: I would have said nothing about this when I said
Speaker 2: I was quitting. I said I love you guys. I
Speaker 2: hope we can be friends in the future. I just
Speaker 2: can't do this, and I meant it. And then the
Speaker 2: next day it went public, and then it went public again,
Speaker 2: and then every day thereafter for about ten days, the
Speaker 2: public bashing of me increased, culminating with Owen Benjamin trying
Speaker 2: to destroy me, saying he never liked me, even though
Speaker 2: he'd said many times that he did like me, and
Speaker 2: blah blah blah, it's just fucking crazy. It's crazy behavior.
Speaker 2: And despite the fact that I wasn't exactly this wasn't
Speaker 2: a foreign thing. I had seen shit like this happen
Speaker 2: from the crew before. It had always been directed externally.
Speaker 2: It had never been directed internally, and therefore it's evident
Speaker 2: that I was no longer wanted Good Day. But I
Speaker 2: will say twer gang doing a couple thousand viewers listeners,
Speaker 2: this show is doing twenty to thirty thousand viewers and
Speaker 2: listeners per episode, and I think that it just makes
Speaker 2: sense from a productivity standpoint that I focus my energy
Speaker 2: on doing more of this, and therefore I will be
Speaker 2: And I really appreciate those that have stuck with me
Speaker 2: through all the bullshit drama, and I hope you have
Speaker 2: a little bit better understanding of my perspective these things.
Speaker 2: And I appreciate everybody that is watching, even though they
Speaker 2: hate me right now, just to hear my side of things.
Speaker 2: And that's it. That's where I'm at with it. So
Speaker 2: I'll end by saying thank you to everybody who's stuck
Speaker 2: with me for the five years I've been doing this show.
Speaker 2: It has been a bizarre endeavor. It has obviously been
Speaker 2: fruitful and tough at times and just very challenging and interesting.
Speaker 2: And I don't know, I'm like, I'm living the dream
Speaker 2: in some ways, and it's also at times miserable, but
Speaker 2: it's I wouldn't change it. I really do enjoy what
Speaker 2: I'm doing, but moving up here and then having everything
Speaker 2: just get rug pulled was like, Oh, this sucks. But
Speaker 2: I'm still going to, as I usually do, try and
Speaker 2: make the best of this situation. I'm going to try
Speaker 2: and make the best content and improve this show as
Speaker 2: much as I can to offset the loss of creativity
Speaker 2: that I got to expend doing Towerking. Anyways, even comment
Speaker 2: down below if you disagree. I'm sure there's gonna be
Speaker 2: plenty of hateful comments down below. Just hit the like
Speaker 2: button regardless, even if you're going to leave something mean.
Speaker 2: I'll see you guys. Please