Speaker 1: Oh red des are, Hello, and welcome to the show.
Speaker 2: This is the Cult of Conspiracy and my name's Jonathan
Speaker 2: and today is Cult Member Live Day Today. Babe, this
Speaker 2: is going to be exciting. I for those of you
Speaker 2: who are just now joining, Jacob is having some technical difficulties.
Speaker 2: It's totally fine. He'll be joining here in a few minutes.
Speaker 2: He may have to be joining uh with his phone.
Speaker 2: I think is probably what we're gonna relegate to. But uh, Sam,
Speaker 2: you already starting out with the craziest shit. I was
Speaker 2: just talking Luisa about like they have this this show
Speaker 2: on Netflix like master Glass Blowers or some kind of
Speaker 2: shit like that, and I'm like, how are people so
Speaker 2: creative with that? Like even just with yours? You go,
Speaker 2: what is that a dragon claw? That thing is wild?
Speaker 2: Oh I don't even know what I'm looking at.
Speaker 3: So you know how you did the episode of the
Speaker 3: Crystal skulls? Y, yes, sir, just drop today.
Speaker 4: Look at my bong, dude. It is a crystal skull.
Speaker 3: Of course, and it's a dragon and what it lights
Speaker 3: up and it says welcome to the Haunted House.
Speaker 5: It kind of looks a lot like how kind of.
Speaker 3: Just like a thing from the Twimmer somewhat though I
Speaker 3: only watched that the thirty minutes of Trimmer, but it
Speaker 3: kind of looks like a lamprey mixed with a dragon
Speaker 3: type deal. I would affectually, I effectually call my ex
Speaker 3: mother in law. This is what it reminds me of.
Speaker 3: Damn well, ex future mother in law. Anyway, I think't made,
Speaker 3: but I digress.
Speaker 2: That's pretty messed up to just go into a relationship,
Speaker 2: expect to eventually be married, and then expect to eventually
Speaker 2: have an ex mother in law and an ex wife
Speaker 2: just before you even start to be fair.
Speaker 3: I was like seventeen and I uh, I about got
Speaker 3: pregnant and which thank god that it was just a misreading,
Speaker 3: but it saved me.
Speaker 4: I went to the Marine Corps, so it's all good.
Speaker 2: Jacob. How are you hanging in there tonight.
Speaker 6: Bud, Dude? You know, when technology fucks you, it fucks
Speaker 6: your heart.
Speaker 2: How do I sound, by the way, you have sounded worse?
Speaker 6: Okay? I yeah.
Speaker 7: My laptop for some reason, when I updated it, for
Speaker 7: some reason, zoom decided it was just gonna shit the bed,
Speaker 7: and that's just.
Speaker 6: What it is.
Speaker 7: So I'm gonna try to keep fucking with that making
Speaker 7: it work. But for now, cell phone is where we
Speaker 7: are at.
Speaker 2: Well that's all right. We have definitely worked with way
Speaker 2: less in the past. I mean just thinking back to
Speaker 2: the OG days when we just had my one laptop
Speaker 2: and we were using the shitty MacBook computer camera and
Speaker 2: then we eventually upgraded to the GoPro, which that thing
Speaker 2: always gave us every It was almost every other time
Speaker 2: we went to go shoot. There was something wrong with
Speaker 2: the GoPro and h yeah, I mean, technology be doing
Speaker 2: its ways. We always talk about like our beginnings, like
Speaker 2: we shared a microphone with the Yetti blue Snowball and
Speaker 2: then oh what was it Like a few months after
Speaker 2: we had gotten started, I got a birthday present and
Speaker 2: it was like a professional podcast like starter Kid, and
Speaker 2: we were so stoked about that.
Speaker 3: Dude.
Speaker 2: It came with like a what we thought was a
Speaker 2: really nice mixer and really nice microphones, and the headphones
Speaker 2: were weren't bad. I mean we held onto those for
Speaker 2: a while.
Speaker 3: Yea.
Speaker 2: But yeah, dude, this endeavor is not cheap, especially if
Speaker 2: you're trying to get like, you know, you're trying to
Speaker 2: sound good on the mic, You're trying to make sure
Speaker 2: that your camera quality is an ass. And you know
Speaker 2: because in my opinion, whenever you have people that are
Speaker 2: just getting on a mic or in front of a
Speaker 2: shitty little camera or something like that, it's like it
Speaker 2: takes away from what they're gonna say, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean. It's like, oh, well, obviously the words you're
Speaker 2: about to say aren't going to be that important because
Speaker 2: your audio's ass and it's only like the diehards that
Speaker 2: are going to listen to it. Which, dude, do you
Speaker 2: remember remember how many times we had terrible audio and
Speaker 2: we would get like messages the next day or the
Speaker 2: next few days and be like, what are y'all talking
Speaker 2: through a garden hose or what?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Yeah, And then we tried to edit it and make
Speaker 7: it sound better, but once you recorded that way on
Speaker 7: our end, there's very little we can do about that.
Speaker 6: And it Yeah, so a r everybody.
Speaker 7: If it sounds like I'm talking through it tube or
Speaker 7: whatever the case is, I'm I'm trying it here, I'm
Speaker 7: trying to make it work.
Speaker 2: You got it. You got it, baby girl. I believe
Speaker 2: in you. So anyhow, just getting over to the chap
Speaker 2: here or of the chap the chat here for a second,
Speaker 2: Zombie said to the spirit animal that that is cool
Speaker 2: looking talking about your bong, which I don't I don't
Speaker 2: even know, I mean tell it. Can you explain a
Speaker 2: little bit about that that little piece of equipment you
Speaker 2: have there, sir? Is it a bubbler? Does it have
Speaker 2: a percolator? Is it? Does it vibrate whenever you turn
Speaker 2: it on? What's going on over there?
Speaker 4: Actually, I'll give you a demonstration here we go.
Speaker 5: Will no say?
Speaker 6: It looks like a dad rig Well, it.
Speaker 2: Does have the Colt colors on it. I like the
Speaker 2: green and purple there.
Speaker 6: Wow, and it lights up. That's the next level, Sam.
Speaker 3: And it talks. It says, welcome to the Haunted House.
Speaker 3: I just don't know if y'all get copyright of finged
Speaker 3: or whatever. But so it goes down here, the smoke turns,
Speaker 3: it comes down in here.
Speaker 4: I don't know if y'all can see it.
Speaker 3: I'm not trying to fip off the Colt, you beautiful
Speaker 3: sexy motherfuckers. But then it cops down into like a
Speaker 3: It bops down and it's like three fits on the bottom,
Speaker 3: and it smokes, fills up into the cranium and it
Speaker 3: goes up through the mouth up through the head in here,
Speaker 3: and I've the day I got it, I smoked.
Speaker 4: I put I pecked the whole bowl all the way
Speaker 4: to the top. I took the whole bowl in and
Speaker 4: this is the only boon that I've ripped.
Speaker 3: Legitimy thought I was gonna die for him.
Speaker 6: Yep.
Speaker 2: So dude, I I gotta like, I can't. It's smoked
Speaker 2: that much, dude. Like I'm not somebody like I usually
Speaker 2: just a hit or two before bed, just to unwind.
Speaker 2: But you know, every so often I'll get some new
Speaker 2: stuff from the store and it's like, oh, yeah, this
Speaker 2: stuff is covered in keith and it's you know, it's
Speaker 2: a little bit of everything. I'm like, oh, that looks cool.
Speaker 2: I hit it once, dude, and I'm like, it's like
Speaker 2: I just took a bag full of mushrooms. Like I
Speaker 2: just start hallucinating and my mind is racing, going crazy,
Speaker 2: and it's like it's like too much. I worst I
Speaker 2: could do that.
Speaker 3: I mean, I smoked, but I've been smoking since the
Speaker 3: literally the day I got I came home from the
Speaker 3: Marine Corps. I gave my dad three hundred bucks to
Speaker 3: go by me as much part as possible, but.
Speaker 4: No, ell I.
Speaker 3: I don't know if it's because I'm I have a
Speaker 3: spicy bind or whatever, but.
Speaker 4: I did. I did amphetamines when I was a kid.
Speaker 4: They prescribed so much to me.
Speaker 3: It's like this is I smoked this so because my
Speaker 3: mind woke so fast and everything and I get flustered,
Speaker 3: which I'm kind of starting to get flustered now. But
Speaker 3: when I smoke, it's like everything instead of my brain,
Speaker 3: and I feel like I'm running one thousand miles a second.
Speaker 3: If it feels like when I smoke, I feel like
Speaker 3: everything's calming down, everything is finally coming more in a focus,
Speaker 3: and I feel more.
Speaker 4: Comfortable in my own skin. I guess I feel more human.
Speaker 2: Okay, Okay, I get that. Yeah, I mean just a
Speaker 2: little bit, like I'm I'm the type of guy I
Speaker 2: miss the old days of the Mexican dirt weed. Give
Speaker 2: me the shittiest reggie that you can possibly find. I
Speaker 2: want that, Like that is something I can smoke on
Speaker 2: all day. I'll be uplifted. I won't be fucking hallucinating.
Speaker 2: I don't know what they're putting in the weed nowadays.
Speaker 2: It is way too damn strong. It's uncomfortable if.
Speaker 4: You want to get a good high.
Speaker 3: Yes, the amount of THHC is is high. When I
Speaker 3: was going to the headshop, I was getting thirty three
Speaker 3: pc with a high turping. I would take that. I'd
Speaker 3: buy an ounce of that. I'd buy an ounce of
Speaker 3: different stuff. I'd take a moon lock, I'd break it up,
Speaker 3: I'd put it in a bump rep. I'd put a
Speaker 3: gram of ninety nine percent THHC diamonds and a three
Speaker 3: point five I'd smoke that and then go to work
Speaker 3: and I wouldn't smoke again until I got home.
Speaker 4: And that was an everyday routine for the last three years.
Speaker 7: So, no one doesn't like you, Sam, No one doesn't
Speaker 7: like you.
Speaker 3: I kind of attribute that to the fact that I
Speaker 3: have borderline personality disorder, an anti social disorder. So I mean,
Speaker 3: my mind's completely fucked up in different we wird.
Speaker 2: So well, you just got to try and make the
Speaker 2: most of it, you know, and uh go at it
Speaker 2: with and I you know, I I just recently heard
Speaker 2: Antonio Brown on the Joe Rogan Show. And I always
Speaker 2: loved Antonio Brown, wide receiver for the Pittsburgh Steelers, who
Speaker 2: was one of the best receivers until he just got
Speaker 2: tore in a football game, and he just never was
Speaker 2: the same. He got like basically his head ripped off
Speaker 2: in a in a football game, and ever since then
Speaker 2: he started doing like all this crazy kind of you know,
Speaker 2: crazy kind of shit. And so he just went on
Speaker 2: and he was just like, yeah, I mean, I'm just
Speaker 2: kind of making the most of my own personality, Like, yeah,
Speaker 2: I probably got CTE, but you know, there's no point
Speaker 2: really moping about it kind of thing. And I like that,
Speaker 2: you know, make the most with what you got. Speaking
Speaker 2: of making the most with what you got, how about Blackrock?
Speaker 2: This is an article sent to us by the Wonderful Zombie.
Speaker 2: Blackrock strikes a twenty three billion dollar deal to place
Speaker 2: the Panama Canal ports under American control. How about that?
Speaker 7: I mean, it kind of makes sense, right, They're one
Speaker 7: of the only financial groups that could afford to make
Speaker 7: that kind of that kind of play. Now, I am
Speaker 7: not in favor of Blackrock gaining more power and more
Speaker 7: leverage and all that. However, there's very few individuals that
Speaker 7: could affronted that kind of cash and the insurance to
Speaker 7: go on the backside of that, and Blackrock absolutely owns
Speaker 7: what is it like ninety nine percent of businesses in America,
Speaker 7: so it makes sense that they'd be the one to
Speaker 7: frontload that cash. That being said, I'm here reports that
Speaker 7: the Panama Canal may not be as critical as it
Speaker 7: once was because China has basically been trying to dig
Speaker 7: a second Panama Canal for the past couple of years.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 7: I don't know for a fact that that's gonna come
Speaker 7: through to fruition or not. I'm hoping that maybe some
Speaker 7: sort of like local instability in the area of civil war,
Speaker 7: if you will, maybe spearheaded by some superpower or whatever,
Speaker 7: could possibly put it into the digging and then China will.
Speaker 6: Had to pay the tolls at the Panama Canal. It's
Speaker 6: a move. It's a move, not necessarily saying a good one,
Speaker 6: but it's a move.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, let's see what they have to say about it.
Speaker 2: And I'm gonna be real with you. One of my
Speaker 2: biggest fears about, you know, us kind of propping up
Speaker 2: Trump for the past couple of years in hopes that
Speaker 2: not necessarily that he would be a savior. But we
Speaker 2: love that he puts America first. We love that he's
Speaker 2: not about the globalist kind of order, very pro American
Speaker 2: and trying to get out the illegals, which are only
Speaker 2: bogging down the economy a little bit more. And also,
Speaker 2: I mean, just so many good things that he had
Speaker 2: said that he was going to do and now he's
Speaker 2: actually following through with him. But there is that little
Speaker 2: thing that's always in the back of my mind, like, Okay,
Speaker 2: maybe what if what if he was following through with
Speaker 2: all these things, getting basically everybody on his team like
Speaker 2: who doesn't want who doesn't get like a half a
Speaker 2: Chubb every time they see a new Doge report, Like
Speaker 2: I'm like, oh my god, yes, please like save us
Speaker 2: as much money as you possibly can, and you know,
Speaker 2: make us you know all the cool relationships with Elon
Speaker 2: Musk and you know Rfk Junior and Tulsea Gabbard and
Speaker 2: you know a bunch of great people are on that team,
Speaker 2: and you want to just be like, Okay, you know
Speaker 2: this is actually going. But it does make me wonder
Speaker 2: whenever I see shit like this about Blackrock, you know,
Speaker 2: and also like you know certain bitcoin reserves and I
Speaker 2: don't know, it just seems a little out there, but
Speaker 2: let's read this. Maybe maybe we'll figure it out. Before
Speaker 2: judging the Hong Kong based conglomerate that operates ports near
Speaker 2: the Panama Canal has agreed to sell shares of its
Speaker 2: units that operate the ports to a consortium including Blackrock Inc.
Speaker 2: After President Trump alleged Chinese interference with the operations of
Speaker 2: the critical shipping lane. In a press release, C K.
Speaker 2: Hutchinson Holdings said Tuesday that it would sell shared sell
Speaker 2: shares in Hutchison Port Holdings and all shares in Hutchinson
Speaker 2: Port Group Holdings and a Feel valued at twenty two
Speaker 2: point eight billion dollars. The two units hold eighty percent
Speaker 2: of the Hutchinson Port Groups that operates forty three point
Speaker 2: ports in twenty three countries, including two of the four
Speaker 2: major ports that exist along the Panama Canal. The deal
Speaker 2: will give the Blackrock consortium control over forty three ports
Speaker 2: in twenty three countries, including Mexico, the Netherlands, Egypt, Australia,
Speaker 2: Pakistan and elsewhere. The consortium, comprised of Blackrock Global Infrastructure
Speaker 2: Partners and Terminal Investment Investment Limited, will acquire ninety percent
Speaker 2: interest in Panama Ports Company, which owns and operates the
Speaker 2: ports of Balboa and Crystal Ball in Panama. According to
Speaker 2: the filing. This agreement is a powerful illustration of Blackrock
Speaker 2: and gip's combined platform and our ability to deliver different,
Speaker 2: differentiated investments for clients. These world class ports facilitate global growth.
Speaker 2: I'm not a fan of that term right there, Like,
Speaker 2: you know, you start like anything global, Like, I'm just
Speaker 2: very hesitant, you know, whenever we're starting, because look, one
Speaker 2: of the biggest fears to people who have been diving
Speaker 2: into these conspiracy rabbit holes is that eventually the nWo
Speaker 2: is going to have full control and nobody's gonna be
Speaker 2: able to do anything. Now, it could be a facade.
Speaker 2: Maybe they already have full control. You could argue that
Speaker 2: they probably already do. But whenever you get the guy
Speaker 2: that you were rooting for and now he's dealing in
Speaker 2: these kind of you know, these things that are good
Speaker 2: for the global world order, I don't know. I'm just hesitant.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm not against the rest of the world,
Speaker 2: but whenever you have all of the major leaders of
Speaker 2: all the major countries working together, I don't know, I'm
Speaker 2: just hesitant about all that. Dude. I mean, you don't
Speaker 2: feel that same way.
Speaker 7: I see where you're going with this, and it's not
Speaker 7: your thoughts are not unfounded by any means. At the
Speaker 7: same time, when we're talking about the Panama Canal, it
Speaker 7: is a global shipping lane. That's like the Suez Canal,
Speaker 7: Like it's one of those things where, like any kind
Speaker 7: of thing going through there is going to affect everybody
Speaker 7: on Earth. So to say that this is opening it
Speaker 7: up for global growth, at least on the surface, I
Speaker 7: hear what they're trying to say. However, again, like you said,
Speaker 7: it's black rock that we're talking about here, so we
Speaker 7: need to definitely keep it with that hesitation.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we look at it with them squinted eyes, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well squinted eyes, but the third eye all the
Speaker 2: way open here. That's the whole point. But it says
Speaker 2: in January, US Senator ted Cruz, the Republican chair of
Speaker 2: the Senate Committee on Commerce, on Commerce, Science, and Transportation,
Speaker 2: raise concerns that China could exploit or block passage through
Speaker 2: the canal, and that the ports give China ready observation
Speaker 2: posts to take action this situation, I believe posts acute
Speaker 2: risk for US national security, Teddy Cruz said, US Secretary
Speaker 2: of State Marco Rubio visited Panama on early February and
Speaker 2: told President Jose Raoul Molino that Panama had to reduce
Speaker 2: Chinese influence over the canal or face potential retaliation from
Speaker 2: the United States. Milino rejected the idea that China had
Speaker 2: any control over canal operations. Panama quit China's Belt and
Speaker 2: Road initiative following Rubio's visit, drawing condemnation from Beijing. Trump
Speaker 2: touted the move in his address to a joint session
Speaker 2: of Congress Tuesday night, saying that to further enhance our
Speaker 2: national security, our administration will be reclaiming the Panama Canal,
Speaker 2: and we've already started doing it. So I don't know,
Speaker 2: maybe maybe it's a maybe it's a good thing. That's
Speaker 2: a that's a possibility. Like for sure, especially being Americans,
Speaker 2: you would much rather have Trump in control or America
Speaker 2: in control of certain canals and places and certain operations
Speaker 2: and being just having more control altogether, rather than letting
Speaker 2: China swoop in and make any more progress than they've
Speaker 2: already made. You know, I mean, I know that we
Speaker 2: talk about Russia and all these other countries. Russia's pretty
Speaker 2: outdated on a lot of their technology and a lot
Speaker 2: of their military, you know, technology, and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: But China, I, it would it would make sense if
Speaker 2: China is like the next big dog in line after us, right,
Speaker 2: and so you don't want to necessarily let them advance
Speaker 2: if you can prevent it.
Speaker 7: So keep in mind, China has fucked themselves, okay, and
Speaker 7: a big way with that one child policy.
Speaker 6: And yes, we've talked about this before, but this is
Speaker 6: just the situation. Okay. Their biggest asset was their manpower.
Speaker 7: That's why all the sweatshops were there, That's why the
Speaker 7: cheap labor, that's why they have never worried about going
Speaker 7: to war.
Speaker 6: Because you could send a.
Speaker 7: Million people under the two pick to take out of
Speaker 7: Abrams tank.
Speaker 6: You know eventually they're gonna take out the tank. It
Speaker 6: doesn't matter. You just throw wave after wave of people
Speaker 6: at it.
Speaker 7: This one child policy fucked them out of their one
Speaker 7: big strategic advantage. Because of that, they've been trying to
Speaker 7: corner the market in business ways. That would make sense
Speaker 7: why the Panama Canal would be one of at least
Speaker 7: one of the things they would try to corner the
Speaker 7: market on. This puts us back in a position of power. However, yes,
Speaker 7: we still had to go through Blackrock in order to
Speaker 7: make it happen, and that's not inherently positive. But that
Speaker 7: being said, find me a fortune five hundred company in
Speaker 7: this country that didn't go through Blackrock. It's it's just
Speaker 7: kind of the way that the game is played at
Speaker 7: this level of business.
Speaker 6: And I don't like that, but that's still just the
Speaker 6: way it goes.
Speaker 2: Oh sure, I mean, I'm gonna leave real.
Speaker 7: Quick because I think I just figured it out. So
Speaker 7: if not, I'm gonna jump back in and on the phone.
Speaker 2: Let's go. Let's go. All right, technical difficulty s about
Speaker 2: that they're good cult members. I did want to bring
Speaker 2: up something that I recently saw here, and it is
Speaker 2: pretty wild. I mean, we're like me and Jacob with
Speaker 2: the cult. You know, we're we're tiny peanuts compared to
Speaker 2: you know, other bigger platforms like Joe Rogan obviously Info
Speaker 2: War stuff like that. But dude, have y'all seen that
Speaker 2: there was an Info Wars employee that was brutally murdered
Speaker 2: just yesterday and supposedly he got attacked by some car
Speaker 2: burglar and brutally murdered like crazily, like it was gruesome,
Speaker 2: And they found out that it was probably somebody Ukrainian,
Speaker 2: which makes sense with all of the craziness that's going
Speaker 2: down with Ukraine. You had Vladimir go into the Oval
Speaker 2: office called Trump or uh or his VP a bitch
Speaker 2: or whatever it was. And so it's pretty wild now
Speaker 2: that you're seeing possibly that Ukraine is trying to strike
Speaker 2: back because we're no longer feeding them, they're no longer
Speaker 2: sucking off the teat of America. And I thought that
Speaker 2: it was pretty interesting because there was a list. And
Speaker 2: I'll share the screen here just for a second and
Speaker 2: you guys will be able to see it. I figure,
Speaker 2: let's just get it straight from the horse's mouth. There
Speaker 2: was a Ukrainian enemies list. This is at InfoWars dot com.
Speaker 2: And not only so. The the journalist that was that
Speaker 2: was murdered is Jamie White. And if you're watching here
Speaker 2: on Patreon then you'll be you'll be able to see
Speaker 2: it's this guy right here, killed yesterday. And Elon was
Speaker 2: supposedly on that same enemy target list for Ukraine that
Speaker 2: this guy was targeted for. So it is uh Haywood
Speaker 2: Jablomi is joining.
Speaker 6: That's funny.
Speaker 2: You guys are savages. But anyway, so this is a
Speaker 2: this is actually a ex post from Jamie White back
Speaker 2: June twelfth of twenty twenty four. So what is about
Speaker 2: Almost a year ago, eight nine months ago, he wrote
Speaker 2: a post on on X and he said, I'm on
Speaker 2: the Ukrainian enemies list due to my work at info
Speaker 2: Wars and with Alex Jones on the Ukraine proxy war.
Speaker 2: The group who compiled this list is tied to the
Speaker 2: US State Department, USAID, the CIA, and George Soros, WHOA.
Speaker 2: So he kind of ballparked that one. He Babe Ruth
Speaker 2: that he kind of he kind of called his own demise.
Speaker 2: And now you're seeing that Elon is on that same
Speaker 2: exact list. So kind of I'm not going to say,
Speaker 2: you know, look out or whatever. I think that the
Speaker 2: majority is obviously, I don't want to say that this
Speaker 2: is staged in any kind of way. I actually do
Speaker 2: believe that like people on the opposite side that want
Speaker 2: to keep on funding Ukraine, that want the war in
Speaker 2: Ukraine to keep on going, they absolutely have something to
Speaker 2: gain by taking out journalists, by taking out especially Elon Musk,
Speaker 2: I mean, why not at that point? And so it's
Speaker 2: it's wild. We're living in wild times and we're starting
Speaker 2: to see a major divide from you know, I don't
Speaker 2: want to say eh, let's just call it what it is,
Speaker 2: a major divide between the Republicans of the United States
Speaker 2: against not only the Democrats, but I think the rest
Speaker 2: of the world because the rest of the world had
Speaker 2: so much to gain if Kamala was to win that election.
Speaker 2: I mean, and this is just third eye all the
Speaker 2: way open kind of talking here, but you think about
Speaker 2: all of the money that was being dished out everywhere.
Speaker 2: I mean, USAID was sending money literally wherever it could,
Speaker 2: whoever it could send it. And now all that's cut off,
Speaker 2: and so of course there's gonna be some kind of repercussions.
Speaker 2: And if you heard Elon on the Joe Rogan Show
Speaker 2: just last week sometime, he said, yeah, I gotta watch
Speaker 2: what I say. I gotta watch what I do, because
Speaker 2: there's a real threat that he could get taken out.
Speaker 2: I mean, they already tried to take out Trump multiple times.
Speaker 2: And so Jacob, just to catch you up here, can
Speaker 2: you hear me, I.
Speaker 5: Say, check check one too. Am I in here?
Speaker 2: You're in here? Let's go.
Speaker 7: Oh my god, dude, that took like six fucking loops
Speaker 7: to jump through.
Speaker 5: It's bullshit, y'all. I hate technology so fucking much anyway.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Elon Musk, he's got a target on his back
Speaker 7: from so many different angles, not just the Democrats, because
Speaker 7: he's pissing off the entire bureaucracy. Bro, We're talking decades
Speaker 7: worth of long standing traditional career bureaucrats that he's basically
Speaker 7: telling you're fired. Like, yeah, he's he's pissing in a
Speaker 7: lot of people's cheerios. But I mean, god, somebody's got
Speaker 7: to do it if we have any hope of saving
Speaker 7: this this ship from sinking, and it's still very well made.
Speaker 2: I mean, look at it this way. JFK was doing
Speaker 2: not even a quarter of what Elon is doing, and
Speaker 2: he got taken out for it. You know. So, just
Speaker 2: to catch you up here, there was a journalist that
Speaker 2: was working for Info Wars literally yesterday. It could have
Speaker 2: been yesterday, maybe it was today. What's the date today?
Speaker 2: There is the eleventh Oh it did happen. It did
Speaker 2: happen today then, But there was a journalist eleven day. Oh, oh,
Speaker 2: don't don't celebrate that too much, all right.
Speaker 5: That's a marine infantry rifleman day.
Speaker 6: It's my day?
Speaker 2: Oh is it?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Oh, three eleven day, Okay. I just always heard that
Speaker 2: the band three eleven that they could have ties to
Speaker 2: the KKK because it's three times. It's three it's three
Speaker 2: times the eleventh letter of the alphabet, which is hold.
Speaker 5: On three eleven amberos the color energy. Whoa, Yep, they
Speaker 5: have a clan tie.
Speaker 2: That's I don't think it's necessarily correct. People are just like, wait,
Speaker 2: what's the whole what's the whole three eleven shit about?
Speaker 2: You know, because three times the eleventh letter of the alphabet,
Speaker 2: you know, gets a little clanny up in there.
Speaker 6: Knew this, damn anyway.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So anyway, this this Jamie White raid here, he
Speaker 2: got brutally murdered earlier today or yesterday. I got to
Speaker 2: figure out exactly when, but it was very recent and
Speaker 2: he was working for Alex Jones and went out to
Speaker 2: his car and a car robber I guess, came in
Speaker 2: there and just brutally murdered him. Well, they had him
Speaker 2: on a list, and he actually called it out on
Speaker 2: X just to fill you in on this conversation. But
Speaker 2: Jamie White, the guy that was murdered, he goes, I'm
Speaker 2: on the Ukrainian enemy's list due to my work at
Speaker 2: info Wars and with Alex Jones on the Ukraine proxy war.
Speaker 2: The group who compiled this list is tied to the
Speaker 2: US State Department, USAID, CIA and George Soros. And if
Speaker 2: you go here, you'll be able to see these are
Speaker 2: the statements here, so you'll be able to see that.
Speaker 2: I don't know how they ended up finding this enemy's list.
Speaker 2: I don't know if it was some kind of hack
Speaker 2: job or what, but they supposedly you can. He was
Speaker 2: able to just type his name in and then all
Speaker 2: of the connections and so his description as a journalist
Speaker 2: and editor at info wars, and these are all the
Speaker 2: statements that he's made. Maybe those are the statements that
Speaker 2: he made that made him such an enemy of Ukraine
Speaker 2: in some kind of way. And they have, you know,
Speaker 2: his his ex profile and all this kind of shit.
Speaker 2: So it's crazy. But on that same list, I guess
Speaker 2: you could type in Elon Musk and Elon's out there too.
Speaker 5: Oh, I could definitely see that.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 7: Paul is real quick when you say brutally murdered, like
Speaker 7: what was the method?
Speaker 6: Like a gunshot?
Speaker 7: I would hardly call brutal, Like was he like beat
Speaker 7: the fuck out? Of with like a lead pipe? Was
Speaker 7: he like prison Shanks seventy times? Like, you know, just
Speaker 7: saying not all murders are brutal.
Speaker 2: So the fact that it is, well, I just read
Speaker 2: that it was a brutal murder. I don't I didn't
Speaker 2: see pictures or anything yet. I got you, I got you,
Speaker 2: but yeah, I mean just looking at it right here,
Speaker 2: and I told you, God, he has such.
Speaker 7: An iconic voice. He lost all that weight and he still.
Speaker 6: Has a look you at least don't want you to
Speaker 6: know this, but you know, it's like, dude, he's great.
Speaker 7: Now as far as Jamie White is concerned, I completely
Speaker 7: could understand how and why somebody who's calling out truth
Speaker 7: towards this conflict would be.
Speaker 5: On the list.
Speaker 7: But that's the problem. It's whether it would have been
Speaker 7: the Ukrainian side or the Russian side for that matter.
Speaker 7: Like yoah, there's no good guys here, like there's no
Speaker 7: there's no side of moral virtue. I was just listening
Speaker 7: to Tucker Carlson talk to uh who is a Cuomo.
Speaker 7: As a matter of fact, they just had a little
Speaker 7: interview together. Tucker is out of his goddamn mind, And
Speaker 7: I like a lot of the things that he says. Right,
Speaker 7: I'm not saying I'm a fan of Tucker, but like,
Speaker 7: I like him. I like some of his talking points.
Speaker 7: He fully believes that America has done everything short of
Speaker 7: using nuclear weapons in this war. Kwoma was like, so
Speaker 7: you really believe America's put their entire might into this wars,
Speaker 7: like short of using nuclear weapons? Yes, I literally fell
Speaker 7: out of my chair laughing, Like, bro.
Speaker 2: What he's he gets a little extreme from time to time.
Speaker 6: He's Putin's dick hard hard.
Speaker 2: Look, I mean, you spend that many years of traveling
Speaker 2: with the deadheads of the world, You're gonna get a
Speaker 2: little extreme, you know what I'm saying, Like, you gotta
Speaker 2: get a little out there. But uh but yeah, just
Speaker 2: to read this article. So this is the actual article
Speaker 2: that they posted. Alex Jones says that this could have
Speaker 2: been a hit job. So it's not nothing is set
Speaker 2: in stone yet, but you know, it.
Speaker 6: Could have just been.
Speaker 2: I mean, look there in Austin, that's a very very
Speaker 2: I mean, I love Texas, but it's the bluest city
Speaker 2: in Texas without a shadow of a doubt.
Speaker 7: So so the difference here was he robbed, was his
Speaker 7: car stolen was his phone take You know what I'm saying, Like,
Speaker 7: if it was just a random killing, Okay, now this
Speaker 7: leads more to this if they it was a carjacking
Speaker 7: and they actually stole his car a little less, there's
Speaker 7: a possibility that it was in fact just a drug
Speaker 7: induced rage. I mean, Austin is like the new skid Row.
Speaker 7: I mean, you know, all the LA transplants have moved to,
Speaker 7: like Reno, Vegas and Austin.
Speaker 6: That's in Denver.
Speaker 5: It seems to be the vibe right now. But let's
Speaker 5: let's learn more, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it says Jones asked the DOJ to divert resources
Speaker 2: to solving the journalist's death, as Austin police admit the
Speaker 2: department is severely understaffed, adding that he suspects it may
Speaker 2: have been a hit job. Bless you and thanks for
Speaker 2: caring about Jamie. Because a journalist has been killed, it
Speaker 2: should be investigated, Jones told Johnson, And so Benny Johnson,
Speaker 2: which is this guy right here? He made a post
Speaker 2: saying Alex Jones calls on Pam Bondi and the Trump
Speaker 2: DOJ to investigate the brutal murder of Lead Info Wards
Speaker 2: reporter Jamie White Jones continued and said, I think US
Speaker 2: Attorney General Pam Bondi should look into it. The Austin
Speaker 2: Police Department admitted that they're totally overwhelmed. They said that
Speaker 2: they can't really respond to most crime scenes. Dude, I mean,
Speaker 2: think about it. Who wants Who in the right mind
Speaker 2: would want to be a cop? Right now? Like I
Speaker 2: always thought it sounded like an awesome job growing up
Speaker 2: seeing all the cop shows and all the cop movies
Speaker 2: and everything, But especially if you're a white guy. Yeah,
Speaker 2: no way, get out of here with that. Like you know,
Speaker 2: it's just I'm not trying to be like, oh, poor
Speaker 2: white people. I'm not one of those guys. I really
Speaker 2: can care less about anybody's race, to be honest with you.
Speaker 6: But so, but there's something to be said for that
Speaker 6: one hundred percent.
Speaker 7: I mean, and even before George Floyd, even before out
Speaker 7: in Sterling, even before the Black Lives Matter movement, whatever
Speaker 7: the case, the respectability of police officers has been slowly
Speaker 7: on the decline for the last couple of decades, right.
Speaker 7: I would even say it depends on the area too.
Speaker 7: I mean, you can go back to the Civil Rights movement.
Speaker 7: You had cops hosing down peaceful protesters with fire hoses
Speaker 7: like that's not a good look, right.
Speaker 6: That didn't age well.
Speaker 7: Then you got the Rodney King beatings in the nineties
Speaker 7: that also did not age well.
Speaker 6: Bat slowly, right, and slowly.
Speaker 7: But surely it kept going on and on to now
Speaker 7: we got to this point where nobody wants to go
Speaker 7: and be a cop. You get this guy, you know,
Speaker 7: mid twenties, got a degree in criminal justice, whatever the
Speaker 7: case is.
Speaker 5: He goes and he tries to be a cop.
Speaker 7: Three years into it, he's questioning all of his life
Speaker 7: choices up until this point. It's not even worth it anymore.
Speaker 7: And that's the problem. The good guys and girls and girls.
Speaker 7: We keeping it equidescent up in here. But any of
Speaker 7: the good people that could and should be wearing badge
Speaker 7: and be in the field making those good judgment calls,
Speaker 7: they want nothing to do with it. They why would
Speaker 7: they put themselves in that type of risk. And now
Speaker 7: I mean like somebody's shooting at you, I mean your
Speaker 7: entire career getting ruined because someone with a camera phone
Speaker 7: only caught a small glimpse of the hour long exchange
Speaker 7: that led to you having to body slam this person
Speaker 7: and all they're seeing is you.
Speaker 6: Body slamming somebody. It's in no way, no way in hell.
Speaker 2: I think we're on the precipice of AI police bro
Speaker 2: Like it's it's bound to happen. Like, let's just be honest.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't know if it's gonna be robotic dogs.
Speaker 2: I don't know if it's gonna be androids walking the streets.
Speaker 2: Maybe it's some kind of advanced security system something like that.
Speaker 2: I just have to assume that we are on the
Speaker 2: verge of something like that happening. And I think that
Speaker 2: they've been really trying to make a step forward with
Speaker 2: that by degrading the police, by trying to defund the police,
Speaker 2: by scaring anybody who wants to join the police force.
Speaker 2: The police these numbers are down, the certain military numbers
Speaker 2: are down. People are not wanting to get in on
Speaker 2: this kind of action because there's so many repercussions to it,
Speaker 2: and you got to abide by so many rules, and
Speaker 2: you gotta be politically correct, like I'm sorry, Like if
Speaker 2: I'm a police officer and I pull somebody over for speeding,
Speaker 2: maybe maybe they maybe they were swerving a little bit,
Speaker 2: maybe they had a little too much juice that night
Speaker 2: or something like that. I'm sorry, I'm I'm not going
Speaker 2: to be politically correct if I'm put in a situation
Speaker 2: like that, Like I'm I'm gonna be worried about my life.
Speaker 2: And then as long as the situation goes good, all right,
Speaker 2: there's no need to get a little handsy or anything
Speaker 2: like that. But you best believe if somebody puts their
Speaker 2: hands on me, what are you gonna Are you gonna
Speaker 2: refrain because they're a different color than you? Like, it's ridiculous, na.
Speaker 7: And that's the other thing too, right, So you've got
Speaker 7: to keep that professionalism at all times. The downside of
Speaker 7: that is a you're looking at the absolute underbelly of society,
Speaker 7: Like you hope that it's just a drunk driver that
Speaker 7: you're pulling over on the side of the road and
Speaker 7: not a horrible pedophile situation that you're walking into because
Speaker 7: some neighbor called because they heard noises next door. Now,
Speaker 7: you just doing your job and responding to a call,
Speaker 7: have to walk in on true evil, you know what
Speaker 7: I mean, And you have to do the paperwork on that,
Speaker 7: and then you got to go home at the end
Speaker 7: of the day and act like It was just another
Speaker 7: fucking day at the office, right number one. Number two,
Speaker 7: you're dealing with that shit for pennies. The only reason
Speaker 7: why I am not a cop currently. As a matter
Speaker 7: of fact, I was two weeks away from the police
Speaker 7: academy picking me up. I'd done my state's civil service test,
Speaker 7: I'd done on my background check, my fingerprints, that ran
Speaker 7: the obstacle courses and all the shit, right, and I
Speaker 7: actually genuinely wanted to be a cop. I never asked
Speaker 7: what these fuckers made. You are out of your goddamn
Speaker 7: mind if you think that I'm gonna be working those
Speaker 7: types of details and those types of hours for a
Speaker 7: whopping thirty two grand a year. Yes, son, sorry, miss
Speaker 7: me with that shit. I was a helper in the
Speaker 7: plants making forty five k year and had zero responsibilities,
Speaker 7: Zero people trying to shoot at me, zero people throwing
Speaker 7: shit at me every single day. Because all cops are
Speaker 7: bastards and blah blah blah, No, dude, and you're not
Speaker 7: going to get the cream of the crop unless you
Speaker 7: incentivize them. And you can't incentivize them because well, it
Speaker 7: depends on the conversation we have, right, Because apparently tax
Speaker 7: dollars don't pay cops, And apparently if you pull someone
Speaker 7: over and that person's got a trademark next to their name,
Speaker 7: they can sue your ass on a fucking ticket.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the least of the cops worries is people
Speaker 2: like that. Bro.
Speaker 5: I agree.
Speaker 2: I would much rather go upon. I would much rather
Speaker 2: be confronted with some bullshit like that than some fucking
Speaker 2: deranged meth head that I'm pulling out of this car
Speaker 2: who has a baby in the back seat, who has
Speaker 2: a strong out wife in the passenger seat, like I've
Speaker 2: catch me with that. I'm a sovereign citizen. Bullshit any
Speaker 2: day of the week over that.
Speaker 6: But that's my point.
Speaker 7: You never know what you're walking up to, and it
Speaker 7: could be one of eighteen different things here to ruin
Speaker 7: your fucking life, not even your evening, not even just
Speaker 7: your day. One of a list of things could be
Speaker 7: what's about to happen, and you've got to try to
Speaker 7: maintain professionalism at a whopping thirty two to five a year.
Speaker 5: Yeah, sorry, Homy's I.
Speaker 2: Think it's gone up a little bit, though. I think
Speaker 2: that it depends on the parish or the county or whatever.
Speaker 2: But I think I could be wrong, but I think
Speaker 2: that even the Ascension Parish, so where I used to
Speaker 2: live and where you live, I think they're making like
Speaker 2: sixty a year, So it's not horrible. It's still more
Speaker 2: than a thousand a week, you know, but even still
Speaker 2: one thousand dollars a week after taxes is probably less
Speaker 2: than that, and.
Speaker 6: It is substantially better than it was.
Speaker 7: This was in twenty fourteen when the Baton Rouge City
Speaker 7: Police was offering thirty two five to start. Now, granted,
Speaker 7: there's tons of overtime for you to work, like you
Speaker 7: can make as much as you want to make, but
Speaker 7: at that point you're living in your unit and it's like, yeah,
Speaker 7: you have a house that you don't even get to
Speaker 7: sleep in because you're working back to back shifts, and
Speaker 7: it's it's just, yeah, I think cops need to get
Speaker 7: paid more. And that's the other thing too. They're always
Speaker 7: talking about defund the police. No, fuck that fund the
Speaker 7: police and not just their paychecks, fund the training. When
Speaker 7: you're not in the field or on the streets, you
Speaker 7: need to be in a training course getting ready for
Speaker 7: your next shift on the streets.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and there's no reason it may that's I was
Speaker 2: about to say, the.
Speaker 5: Plation courses, all of the things.
Speaker 2: There's no reason why they're not taking regular MMA classes.
Speaker 2: Bro Like absolutely, I think that that should be part
Speaker 2: of the repertoire or the training. And I don't know
Speaker 2: how often you'd go about doing that, but it would
Speaker 2: probably benefit you if you knew certain takedowns and certain holds,
Speaker 2: so you wouldn't have to necessarily try and shoot shoot somebody.
Speaker 2: You get somebody who's trained in MMA, they're like they
Speaker 2: literally people who train in MMA. And I have never
Speaker 2: trained in it because I don't have the lung capacity
Speaker 2: for that. But people who have trained in MMA typically
Speaker 2: they do it so that they can defend themselves. It's
Speaker 2: not necessarily like, oh I want to be a badass,
Speaker 2: I want to knock people out. No, most of the time,
Speaker 2: it really is a defense kind of thing to where
Speaker 2: you know, if something does pop off like that, well
Speaker 2: you can defend yourself even if somebody, I mean I'm
Speaker 2: not gonna sit here and say that you know, MMA
Speaker 2: black belt or whatever is going to be able to
Speaker 2: defend itself against somebody with a gun. That's a different conversation.
Speaker 7: But there's disarming techniques that are taught how to get
Speaker 7: a gun from someone's hand, how to get a knife
Speaker 7: from someone's hand. It's all a part of the training.
Speaker 7: And not just I mean like Krav maga, the Israeli
Speaker 7: jiu jitsu. Yeah, I know, the Jews look fucking Israeli
Speaker 7: jiu jitsu aka krav maga or the more uh in
Speaker 7: my opinion, fun version.
Speaker 6: Of it called kavan nah.
Speaker 5: It's taught.
Speaker 7: And this is something you absolutely can and should be
Speaker 7: applying to every single police department in the nation, absolutely
Speaker 7: fucking high. You're a krama. Got instructor to come in
Speaker 7: once a week or twice a week, put them on
Speaker 7: a fucking payroll. And when the cops aren't in the
Speaker 7: field and they're on their off day, they should be
Speaker 7: in the office for at least an hour or two
Speaker 7: on the mats.
Speaker 2: Why not, But dude, bring Chuck Norris to come train
Speaker 2: you for an evening or something like that.
Speaker 7: Dude, Oh god, yeah, except not not Steven Sagal, because
Speaker 7: let's not forget the fact that he's actually a deputy
Speaker 7: sheriff in the City of New Orleans.
Speaker 2: Still is he still doing that?
Speaker 5: I don't know if he's still doing it, but I
Speaker 5: know he at least still holds the deputization and he
Speaker 5: is a.
Speaker 2: Is he full of shit or do you think he's
Speaker 2: real life?
Speaker 5: He's a fucking fraud.
Speaker 7: You think I'm not gonna I'm not gonna take away
Speaker 7: his akito skills. But if you've ever seen someone practice akito,
Speaker 7: it's literally grabbing them by their shirt.
Speaker 6: And like tripping them.
Speaker 7: It's I'm not gonna hit you with my fist, I'm
Speaker 7: gonna hit you with the ground.
Speaker 6: That's bullshit.
Speaker 5: That's a ridiculous style of martial arts.
Speaker 7: Like I'm there is a few of the the maneuvers
Speaker 7: that are solid.
Speaker 6: That's cool.
Speaker 7: There's no way old fat Ponytail is gonna get out
Speaker 7: there and make someone hurt like he's just not. He
Speaker 7: got brought on to a movie set one time to
Speaker 7: be a what's it called liaison coach if you will.
Speaker 7: Then somehow he got on the camera and has made
Speaker 7: his world just yep.
Speaker 6: I am the main character.
Speaker 5: And it's like, bro, stop it, just stop it.
Speaker 2: I mean, he's an actor. That's why I've always looked
Speaker 2: at him, just an actor who's trying to portray, you know,
Speaker 2: his character a little bit more. And I would say
Speaker 2: I would say even black belt, even the akdo, like
Speaker 2: that's better than nothing. You know what I'm saying, Like
Speaker 2: I I would rather have somebody who knows karate than
Speaker 2: somebody who's like a professional arm wrestler or some shit.
Speaker 7: You know, I take karate and aikido to be equally useless.
Speaker 7: I know I'm gonna piss off some people with that one.
Speaker 7: I'm very sorry. Karate is great for learning discipline and
Speaker 7: grateful as a martial art, as in like an art itself.
Speaker 7: There's very few karate enthusiasts that would actually stand up
Speaker 7: in a real, like actual brawl that you know. I
Speaker 7: know I'm gonna hurt some people's feelings on that one.
Speaker 7: I'm very sorry. I stand by it.
Speaker 2: Well, look, let's get back to this article and learn
Speaker 2: a little bit more about this poor guy. So Alex
Speaker 2: Jones continued and said, I think Pam BONDI should look
Speaker 2: into it. The Austin Police Department admitted that they're totally overwhelmed,
Speaker 2: and they said they can't respond to most crime scenes.
Speaker 2: I'm asking the Trump administration this is important. It's a
Speaker 2: journalist that's been killed. It needs to be investigated. Jones
Speaker 2: went on to speculate Jamie's death may have been a
Speaker 2: hit job. Considering the Austin metro area's large population and
Speaker 2: the writer's highly influential journalism, there's a chance, a good
Speaker 2: chance it could be a hit job. Alex Jones said.
Speaker 2: The more I'm talking about it, the more I'm thinking
Speaker 2: about it. A lot of smart people are calling me saying, Alex,
Speaker 2: this is eight people have been killed the last two
Speaker 2: months here, since the first of the year. Okay, what
Speaker 2: are the chances in a town of over two million
Speaker 2: people that an Info Wars lead gets butchered? So it
Speaker 2: must have been really fucked up to be saying that
Speaker 2: he was butchered. I mean, so he goes. So we
Speaker 2: need to investigate this. I'm asking the Justice Department to investigate.
Speaker 2: Police have not yet named suspects, and White's murdered nearly
Speaker 2: thirty six hours after the incident, So I guess it
Speaker 2: was sometime yesterday, probably morning or something like that.
Speaker 7: Seeing Red Eye meet in pizza sent Supposedly he was
Speaker 7: trying to.
Speaker 5: Stop a robbery.
Speaker 7: Now is that official narrative or is that just kind
Speaker 7: of a thing that got sprung up later.
Speaker 5: Now that's interesting as well.
Speaker 2: I don't know, meet the trans war correspondent at Ukraine's
Speaker 2: front lines.
Speaker 6: What the fuck?
Speaker 7: Oh, I'll bet so, Okay, Edges getting anybody makes them
Speaker 7: a better war correspond on it.
Speaker 2: But okay, by the way, have you been seeing those
Speaker 2: crazy videos, dude? Really all over the place, on all
Speaker 2: over the social media and everything. The news is not
Speaker 2: showing this kind of shit, but there have been wild
Speaker 2: videos out there of like street camera views or maybe
Speaker 2: just onlookers who are documenting this, of like just regular
Speaker 2: guys walking down some road in Ukraine and just a
Speaker 2: fucking black van or a white van pulls up and
Speaker 2: they bag them and take them in. They're just so
Speaker 2: desperate for more men in that war that they're literally
Speaker 2: stealing people. Dude.
Speaker 7: So I've seen the videos, and this is not me
Speaker 7: trying to be pro Ukraine, because if I saw the
Speaker 7: videos in Russia, I would have this exact same retort.
Speaker 7: You don't want people that have been press ganged into
Speaker 7: service fighting on the front lines when they could just
Speaker 7: abandon ship. Like okay, So let's say that you did
Speaker 7: bag them and tag them, and you get them in
Speaker 7: a uniform and send them to the front. What's to
Speaker 7: stop them from putting down their weapon and just walking
Speaker 7: into Russia at that point, or or vice versa. If
Speaker 7: Russia was to do that to their soldiers, what's to
Speaker 7: stop them from just being like, Hey, I surrender, I'm done.
Speaker 7: I'm not here to die for this fucker. I didn't
Speaker 7: even want to be here in the first place. Like
Speaker 7: it's very that's a tough sale for me.
Speaker 2: I mean, if you don't if you don't want to
Speaker 2: be in that war kind of like what you're saying, like,
Speaker 2: what is to stop you from, whenever you do finally
Speaker 2: get on that front line, to just be like, Yo, Russia,
Speaker 2: I'm actually I'm not here, like I'm forced to be here.
Speaker 2: I really And I don't know if they're even gonna
Speaker 2: be able to have these kind of conversations, but I
Speaker 2: would imagine I'd be feeling pretty fucking pissed if I
Speaker 2: just got stolen and thrown into a war that I
Speaker 2: wanted nothing to do with. I would go out of
Speaker 2: my way to make sure that Russia has what they need,
Speaker 2: whatever intel I can possibly bring you in order so
Speaker 2: I can fuck them right back. I Mean, maybe that's
Speaker 2: a little extreme, but that's what I would know.
Speaker 7: And that's that's what I'm saying. I'm not saying that
Speaker 7: no press ganging has happened. I'm not saying that either.
Speaker 6: For sure.
Speaker 5: There has been cases of it on both sides. For sure.
Speaker 7: That's why two million military aged men fled Russia as
Speaker 7: soon as the invasion started. That's why Katar is full
Speaker 7: of Ukrainians right now who fled the country rather than
Speaker 7: serve on the front lines.
Speaker 6: Like it's it's absolutely happening. For sure.
Speaker 7: Drafting has happened, for sure, But the bagging and tagging
Speaker 7: of individuals to throw them in a van just to
Speaker 7: send them to the front line, I could see maybe
Speaker 7: them doing that as this guy might have been a
Speaker 7: political dissident. He might have been like spreading information on
Speaker 7: the interwebs, and he's enough of he's got enough of
Speaker 7: a following to where they saw him as dangerous if
Speaker 7: he continues to spread it, so they like arrested him
Speaker 7: for that kind of thing. But I don't know. I
Speaker 7: don't know, Tony. I see or hand raised and I
Speaker 7: know you got something to weigh in on this one.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I wanted to say, you're one hundred percent right
Speaker 8: that having voluntary fighters is way better than conscripted ones,
Speaker 8: and I'm glad you mentioned the Russians who tried to
Speaker 8: desert when they were called up for their reserve service,
Speaker 8: and Sergei Lavrov's reaction to that was, let them leave.
Speaker 8: If they really don't want to fight, we don't want them.
Speaker 8: They can leave and there will be a summons waiting
Speaker 8: for them if they want to come back anytime soon.
Speaker 8: But yeah, we don't want them. And in Ukraine they've
Speaker 8: only got about forty they're probably only at thirty million
Speaker 8: people now with the lost territory and the number of
Speaker 8: people who've left to Western Europe, and yeah, they have
Speaker 8: a big desertion problem. And I would say also, I
Speaker 8: was surprised to learn recently how little draft there needed
Speaker 8: to be in World War One. For example, in Britain
Speaker 8: they didn't draft anyone until about nineteen eighteen. They managed
Speaker 8: to create a culture where men were just volunteering. Men
Speaker 8: were lying about their age, boys were lying about their
Speaker 8: age so that they could, you know, if there were
Speaker 8: sixteen or seventeen, they pretend to be eighteen so they
Speaker 8: could join the military. Because it was a major tool
Speaker 8: of social ability at that time. But after World War Two,
Speaker 8: especially with Vietnam, and ever since yeah, Americans, but even
Speaker 8: other peoples of the world, they don't seem to want
Speaker 8: to get drafted. They don't want to volunteer to fight.
Speaker 8: There's a certain percent who will, there's a certain number
Speaker 8: of volunteers will get but beyond that, yeah, you don't
Speaker 8: really want the people don't who haven't committed really to
Speaker 8: be there. Also, yeah, maybe this is a personal note,
Speaker 8: but my grandfather was They tried to press him into
Speaker 8: service in nineteen forty five. He was fifteen years old,
Speaker 8: he was living in Germany, and he deserved it, and
Speaker 8: he deserted and burned his uniform because if he got
Speaker 8: caught as a deserter, that would mean the death penalty
Speaker 8: for you. And he also happened to have a firefighter
Speaker 8: uniform at the time, so he could actually pass as
Speaker 8: a non German with the fire uniform because like the
Speaker 8: military people didn't recognize it. So yeah, that was kind
Speaker 8: kind of a funny thing that happened, but I'm sure
Speaker 8: it was just very scary for him and he didn't
Speaker 8: want to fight in nineteen forty five. So well, yeah,
Speaker 8: you don't want you don't want to press people into
Speaker 8: service if you can avoid it. But Ukraine's been doing
Speaker 8: it because they have to. And I think this whole
Speaker 8: thing's wrapping up. Russia's gonna win. They've they've basically mostly won,
Speaker 8: and that's about the end of the story. So that's
Speaker 8: all I got.
Speaker 2: Well, and thinking back to those times, you know, World
Speaker 2: War One, whenever you're talking about the British not necessarily
Speaker 2: having to recruit or anything like that, everybody wanted to
Speaker 2: join in on it. Think back to the level of
Speaker 2: media they had back in the day, you know what
Speaker 2: I'm saying, Like you didn't have TV in anchors and
Speaker 2: people who were kind of extreme. You didn't have social
Speaker 2: media to be able to show both sides or to
Speaker 2: be able to do deep research to find out why
Speaker 2: your country's going to war. Now we have social media, now,
Speaker 2: there is Internet. Now you can find out exactly, you know,
Speaker 2: like certain reasons why your country's going to war. Like
Speaker 2: we know for a fact that the whole nine to
Speaker 2: eleven thing was just to get us in another never
Speaker 2: ending war because it funded so much money and it
Speaker 2: was supposed to be fighting for our freedom and you know,
Speaker 2: sticking up for ourselves. But it's like then you find out,
Speaker 2: oh they were interested in oil, Oh they you know,
Speaker 2: like it was just crazy how all that worked out.
Speaker 2: But you know, obviously people didn't find out a little
Speaker 2: bit about that until after the fact. But now that
Speaker 2: you have social media, you have information at your fingertips.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's hard to want to just automatically throw
Speaker 2: your hat in the ring because you know that you're
Speaker 2: not necessarily fighting for a country anymore, like you're fighting
Speaker 2: for a corporation. And that's how sick it's all gotten.
Speaker 2: Like nobody wants to fight for a corporation. Like imagine
Speaker 2: Walmart wants to go to war and you're an employee,
Speaker 2: you're a bagger or something like that. You'd be like,
Speaker 2: the fuck, get out of here. I just work here.
Speaker 2: I'm not actually gonna risk my life for it. But
Speaker 2: that's how not only our country, all countries around the
Speaker 2: world they're ran like a corporation, and so you lose
Speaker 2: a little bit of that patriotism no matter what country,
Speaker 2: I think, whenever you're run like a business like that,
Speaker 2: whenever you're just seen as a number. And that's actually
Speaker 2: a lot of people in the NFL. It used to
Speaker 2: be that you would show some kind of tribalism, some
Speaker 2: kind of team love for whatever team that you were
Speaker 2: playing on, and then the players, you know, they found
Speaker 2: out you can be cut just like that. As soon
Speaker 2: as you you know, your forty time goes down a
Speaker 2: little bit, You're you're dispensable at that point. And it's
Speaker 2: run like a business. That's exactly our country, and I
Speaker 2: think that's exactly how the majority of countries are run.
Speaker 2: So getting people to volunteer is probably going to start
Speaker 2: becoming a more and more thing of the past, I think,
Speaker 2: just moving forward.
Speaker 7: I mean, and it depends on the situation. It depends
Speaker 7: on the war that's being fought.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 7: For instance, in World War Two, America was attacked. We
Speaker 7: had and yes, yes, I understand there's a whole conspiracy
Speaker 7: about Pearl Harbor being allowed to have I get that,
Speaker 7: But going off of the official narrative saying with nine
Speaker 7: to eleven America was attacked, they didn't have to draft
Speaker 7: people to go fight. In two decades worth of war,
Speaker 7: they had people lining up, myself included, to go join
Speaker 7: that fight. Okay, World War two they had fifteen year
Speaker 7: olds lying about their age to get onto ships to
Speaker 7: get over there and fuck up the Japs.
Speaker 6: It was a whole thing, whole.
Speaker 7: Thing Vietnam not so much the case. And then they
Speaker 7: enacted a draft, and you had all these draft dodgers.
Speaker 7: You know, there's a list, there's a list, and a
Speaker 7: lot of them moved to Canada rather than go and
Speaker 7: fight in a war that they had no need, want,
Speaker 7: or desire to go fight Korea.
Speaker 6: You didn't have a draft that went down. It was
Speaker 6: a war that America.
Speaker 7: People can argue back and forth if we needed to
Speaker 7: get involved with it or not, but we didn't have
Speaker 7: to enact a draft because there was still like the
Speaker 7: remnants of that pride for World War two, you know
Speaker 7: what I mean.
Speaker 6: We had just ended the second Great World War.
Speaker 7: So when America got involved in something about a decade later,
Speaker 7: people are still proud and they would still want to
Speaker 7: get over there and help them out, you know, help
Speaker 7: out our allies and all these things. And it was
Speaker 7: a whole there was an ethos to it, there was
Speaker 7: a culture behind it. I will say this, and this
Speaker 7: is just speaking on behalf of Americans. How many parents
Speaker 7: do you currently think want their children to serve in
Speaker 7: the military. Not many, Not fucking many?
Speaker 6: Dog? And why is that?
Speaker 7: Because in the last two decades and this we could
Speaker 7: blame it on social media.
Speaker 5: Fine, we could blame it on the internet.
Speaker 7: We could blame what appen Well, it's very polarizing, too fair.
Speaker 7: But in the past two decades, the truth about what
Speaker 7: it means to be a part of the American military
Speaker 7: has come to light. There's no secrets anymore. There's no like,
Speaker 7: oh uh, you know it's it's gonna be like this,
Speaker 7: but it's gonna help you out in the long.
Speaker 6: Run because b ba ba bap.
Speaker 7: No, we now loudly know the VA will fuck you
Speaker 7: when you get out.
Speaker 5: You will get fucked while you're in.
Speaker 7: Yes, there is retirement benefits and stuff, but if you
Speaker 7: would have applied yourself in a whole different career field,
Speaker 7: you would be doing a lot better off by the
Speaker 7: time you're at the retirement aid.
Speaker 6: For that.
Speaker 2: It's it's not to mention all the vaccines that they
Speaker 2: make you take too.
Speaker 5: It's there's a list of it.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 7: I'm not saying that nobody should join our military. I'm
Speaker 7: saying that if you're going to join the military, it
Speaker 7: needs to be for a specific plan, right, Like if
Speaker 7: you're trying to get job experience, on the job training
Speaker 7: in a field that you want to get into later
Speaker 7: on something in the nuclear program. If you serve on
Speaker 7: a nuclear sub working on some of the equipment that
Speaker 7: makes that thing run, then you get out and you
Speaker 7: go and work for one of these nuclear power plants,
Speaker 7: big dog. That is the best way to start those
Speaker 7: career moves. But not every career move has the best
Speaker 7: start in the military. You see what I'm saying. It
Speaker 7: is like you need to have a plan in place
Speaker 7: for it. And unless America was to get attacked knock
Speaker 7: on wood, heaven forbid, I just don't see us having
Speaker 7: the mass recruiting that we once had.
Speaker 2: I don't know, yeah, probably, uh, spirit animal. Sorry to
Speaker 2: keep you waiting over there, Bud. I mean, you're somebody
Speaker 2: who joined the Marine Corps knowing just out of curiosity,
Speaker 2: knowing what you know now if you were, would you
Speaker 2: ever re enlist knowing what you know now? This is
Speaker 2: not an anti military kind of question, by the way,
Speaker 2: It's just a personal question to you.
Speaker 3: Well, I would love to, but for medical reasons, I'm
Speaker 3: not allowed to go back. But that doesn't mean that
Speaker 3: if we got attacked to if there is a full
Speaker 3: on ward, I'd go back and a hertby shit, I
Speaker 3: will I will swim to that motherfucker if I got to,
Speaker 3: But I just know.
Speaker 4: I would go back. But I can't.
Speaker 2: But I mean, you are the platypus. Of course you'd
Speaker 2: swim over there.
Speaker 6: There you go.
Speaker 3: Hey, all you got to do a shoot phase pool
Speaker 3: and keep your lungs filled and you get this you
Speaker 3: But no, I also how do I put this?
Speaker 4: Yeah? I had something about earlier on the UH about
Speaker 4: how they have going with AI and everything.
Speaker 3: They now have an AI unmanned ground vehicle called the
Speaker 3: rip Saw M three.
Speaker 4: That motherfucker is a beast.
Speaker 2: I am putty.
Speaker 3: All I can think of is this is how we
Speaker 3: gets Skynet. There's a whole fucking movie franchise. Look, I
Speaker 3: might just be some dumb ass from Georgia, but at
Speaker 3: least my thinking is thinking that ain't good for nobody.
Speaker 7: Yeah, dude, have you seen that AI robot that's got
Speaker 7: a gatling gun on its shoulder that just got released?
Speaker 5: No, but is it bad?
Speaker 4: That kind of just made me want to have a
Speaker 4: warm on there.
Speaker 7: I mean, don't get me wrong, it's really cool looking.
Speaker 7: That being said, that would be really terrifying to go
Speaker 7: up against on a front line somewhere and that thing's
Speaker 7: walking through the mist at you and your boys.
Speaker 5: That would not be fun.
Speaker 4: I just had a thought.
Speaker 3: It's probably because I'm high, but not not to get
Speaker 3: all biblical. But you know how in the Revelations it
Speaker 3: says that there shall be a swarm of lotus to
Speaker 3: cover the land, and it shall kill everything and destroy
Speaker 3: the land.
Speaker 5: Petillant, Yeah, what if that?
Speaker 3: What if somebody from that period looking at today's thing,
Speaker 3: all they see is a bunch of things open up
Speaker 3: because trying to just unveild a thing, it opens It's
Speaker 3: like a suitcase. It opens up, and a bunch of
Speaker 3: bunch of drones come on. They have red eyes and
Speaker 3: they float up, and it's what if they just unload
Speaker 3: millions of those fuckers and that, and because they're buzzing
Speaker 3: and they're small. The only thing that a guy from
Speaker 3: two thousand years ago plus would think is what the
Speaker 3: fuck those are lotus having to go?
Speaker 6: That's possible. I don't see why not.
Speaker 7: I think, uh, that's the other thing too, as far
Speaker 7: as AI warfare becoming the way of the future, drone
Speaker 7: warfare being what is currently but done in Ukraine. But
Speaker 7: that's also it's a very crude version of what it
Speaker 7: could be. I saw some computer simulation I think it
Speaker 7: was like maybe two years ago, and it was a
Speaker 7: suicide drone okay, with one pound of C four on it,
Speaker 7: and it was just an example of this, right, And
Speaker 7: what could that do to a car, to a tank,
Speaker 7: to a building.
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 7: Yeah, some damage, but maybe not fully destroyed. It depends
Speaker 7: on where it hit, whatever the case. Now, send a
Speaker 7: thousand of those fuckers up with an AI module running
Speaker 7: all of them, and send them at the base of
Speaker 7: a building. One may not collapse the building, all one
Speaker 7: thousand of them blowing up right behind each other.
Speaker 6: Boom boom boom, boom boom. It's eventually going to.
Speaker 7: Get through whatever it needs to get through, and not
Speaker 7: a single If it's like the US versus them, or
Speaker 7: the Team A versus Team B, Team A could send
Speaker 7: that and get the attack to happen pinpoint accurately and
Speaker 7: not lose a single man in their operation.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 7: That is another way I see the future of warfare going.
Speaker 6: And that thing.
Speaker 5: That's the other reason too.
Speaker 7: It's not that recruiting numbers are down, yes, for sure,
Speaker 7: and they're going to try to make a bunch of
Speaker 7: military movies sometime in the next five years, we're gonna
Speaker 7: start seeing like really badass special operations type movies come
Speaker 7: out to get people like, oh, I want to join
Speaker 7: I want to do that right for sure, for sure.
Speaker 7: But also I think that technology is moving in such
Speaker 7: a way to where they're looking at warfare as being
Speaker 7: potentially more of a tech technological technological excuse me, a
Speaker 7: technological experiment rather than a man v man experiment. I
Speaker 7: think that Ukraine might be one of the last true
Speaker 7: battle lines that's going to be drawn on Earth as
Speaker 7: far as well as far as the Western and First
Speaker 7: World countries are concerned. South America's going to pop off
Speaker 7: as they do. Africa's got like four different war zones going.
Speaker 6: On right now. They're still going to pop off as
Speaker 6: they do.
Speaker 7: Right but in the way that a MA American war
Speaker 7: fighting is going to be done, I feel like it's
Speaker 7: going to be a lot more tech.
Speaker 4: Uh oh.
Speaker 7: Also super happy to hear that America now has fully
Speaker 7: capable hypersonics that are going to be fully unleashed by
Speaker 7: the end of this year, so Russia can eat a
Speaker 7: dick with their bullshit hypersonics that don't even work.
Speaker 5: So I'm pumped, But neither here nor there.
Speaker 7: Ooh, I don't think it's going to be US that
Speaker 7: gets it.
Speaker 6: It's gonna be the Air Force.
Speaker 5: Let's be honest. They always get the new toys.
Speaker 4: Fucking share force.
Speaker 7: Hey, as long as they're able to put the warhead
Speaker 7: on the correct forehead. I really don't care as long
Speaker 7: as it's you know, I'm cool with the Army getting
Speaker 7: the newer toys as long as it's getting used in.
Speaker 6: The proper ways, you know.
Speaker 7: And honestly, I don't think the Marine Corps would be
Speaker 7: the best stuitent to get the new hypersonic weapons.
Speaker 5: We're it's not on.
Speaker 4: Forte warheads on foreheads from the USMC. We can do
Speaker 4: them extra duty. We can throw Tabasco sauce and then.
Speaker 2: Just ask Hillary Clinton to get it out of her purse. Dude, Hey,
Speaker 2: there you go.
Speaker 3: What if we give them napalm, we can give them
Speaker 3: Asian barbecue.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I don't like how certain things are considered a war crime.
Speaker 3: Look, all's fair in love and war. How How can
Speaker 3: you human humanity? How can you make something as brutal
Speaker 3: and fucked up as war?
Speaker 9: War doesn't food? Who's white? War pood? Who's left? And
Speaker 9: but I do believe that war has lost an nine
Speaker 9: of the glory. There is no glory on the battlefield anymore.
Speaker 3: With that being said, I do want to go down
Speaker 3: in a hell stream of bullets.
Speaker 5: So yeah, I feel that I do.
Speaker 7: But it's just it's the nature of the beast and
Speaker 7: the way that the the world is marching forward.
Speaker 8: You know, I believe the West in particular has gotten
Speaker 8: more barbar since about one hundred years ago with World
Speaker 8: War One in terms of of you know, no more
Speaker 8: sense of chivalry, and you know, there used to be
Speaker 8: more stigma attached to things like assassinations or executing the
Speaker 8: enemy leadership, or using the wrong kind of bullet or
Speaker 8: the wrong kind of weapon. And maybe some of that
Speaker 8: was very artificial and arbitrary, but I think we've lost
Speaker 8: a lot in the West by abandoning all of that.
Speaker 8: I could go on, but yeah, what do you think
Speaker 8: about maybe the way that the British used to conduct
Speaker 8: war by standing in neat rows and you know, maybe
Speaker 8: that seems artificial, but do you think that that was
Speaker 8: better or worse than what we got now?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Loaded question, so loaded response. And it wasn't just the British,
Speaker 7: I mean most of European warfare in the seventeen hundreds,
Speaker 7: eighteen hundreds. Hell, even our Civil War was fought in
Speaker 7: a very similar manner. But that was also because of
Speaker 7: what the technology allowed for. I mean, look at prior
Speaker 7: to rifling being invented and put into all of the muskets,
Speaker 7: it was smooth bore weapons. It was more of a
Speaker 7: shooting in this general vicinity, right, there was very very
Speaker 7: shit accuracy, and I mean the whole standing in a
Speaker 7: neat row and going at it kind of went back
Speaker 7: to the days of swords and shields, where you would
Speaker 7: have a shield wall being made and two sides clashing
Speaker 7: in the middle. And that was just kind of how
Speaker 7: warfare was done because they didn't think about doing warfare
Speaker 7: any other type of way. So when rifling became more
Speaker 7: or i should say just the abilities of the weapon,
Speaker 7: advanced cannons became more accurate, artillery pieces, gatling guns, these
Speaker 7: types of things came more into fruition. It became more
Speaker 7: ambush tactics rather than just standing in a neat row
Speaker 7: and taking turns with volleys at each other to see
Speaker 7: how many were left standing before somebody decided to say,
Speaker 7: fuck this charge. I think that Yeah, there was more
Speaker 7: decency in warfare back then, but even still, the decency
Speaker 7: only went to a point whenever some do would say
Speaker 7: charge and they actually met in the middle. There was
Speaker 7: very little pleasantries with it. This was just shanking and
Speaker 7: stabbing and clubbing each other to death, which is what
Speaker 7: warfare should be. I mean it it's two going into
Speaker 7: the ring, one coming out in that regard. But the
Speaker 7: chivalry of it, you do have examples of it still.
Speaker 7: I mean you could read Medal of Honor citations even
Speaker 7: to this day of guys that showed uncommon valor, you
Speaker 7: know what I mean, and doing these things in spite
Speaker 7: of everything going on around them. But it's not the
Speaker 7: same as whatever as what it once was for sure,
Speaker 7: nor do I actually think it will ever get to
Speaker 7: that point again. It's the nature of warfare has changed,
Speaker 7: and like you said, World War One definitely did something
Speaker 7: to that using chemical agents while dudes were in trenches
Speaker 7: that kind of crossed a threshold as far as what
Speaker 7: is allowed in warfare that isn't gonna be uncrossed.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they've put it up in the Geneva Convention.
Speaker 7: Same thing with like dropping a nuke that crossed the threshold,
Speaker 7: like something that is never gonna be able to be
Speaker 7: undone in that regard. Now, I'm not gonna say that
Speaker 7: they didn't use chemical or biological agents in the past.
Speaker 7: I mean, hell, you had siege warfare, which was some
Speaker 7: of the most brutal warfare done ever throughout the course
Speaker 7: of history, and a portion of that was lobbing dead
Speaker 7: bodies and dead animals and sicknesses and shit like that
Speaker 7: over the walls to try to make the inhabitants, the
Speaker 7: civilian inhabitants of that city die from multiple ways and reasons.
Speaker 7: What was the shit the one up episode?
Speaker 6: Scuse me?
Speaker 5: The one time in Egypt?
Speaker 7: Was it the Babylonians or the Samerians that threw cats
Speaker 7: at them? Because the Egyptians were terrified of cats because
Speaker 7: they were the guardians of the underworld. So these dudes
Speaker 7: were like throwing cats at the Egyptians and then stabbing
Speaker 7: them when they were running. And I mean that's another
Speaker 7: type of psychological warfare. There's I mean, you look at
Speaker 7: a Olga of Russia, as a matter of fact, who
Speaker 7: burned down the entire city even after she said that
Speaker 7: she would leave it alone because they wronged her and
Speaker 7: fucked up her husband, and it was a whole thing.
Speaker 7: Like warfare, unfortunately, is usually a battle of who is
Speaker 7: the most brutal, and whoever is the most brutal and
Speaker 7: willing to do what it takes is usually the one
Speaker 7: standing victorious at the end of it.
Speaker 6: It's not pretty, that's not okay, it's not good.
Speaker 5: That's just how history is written.
Speaker 7: And that's the most decidable way to settle conflicts that's
Speaker 7: ever been devised in human history.
Speaker 2: I mean, dude, I feel like you.
Speaker 8: Were to the bottom.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if you were going to really get psychological, bro, like,
Speaker 2: I would take it to the whole, like the whole
Speaker 2: next level. So like you remember Scarecrow from Batman, how
Speaker 2: he would spray some shit and make everybody hallucinate. Oh yeah, dude,
Speaker 2: all I would spray it on the whole fucking town, like,
Speaker 2: just make them all trip balls.
Speaker 7: We had a sniper as a matter of fact, in Afghanistan.
Speaker 7: He got in trouble for this, Oh god, how dare
Speaker 7: you do this? He was dipping his bullets in a
Speaker 7: can of spam and he was He released a video
Speaker 7: saying I have learned that if you die with pig
Speaker 7: blood or whatever in you, you go to hell. So
Speaker 7: I want everyone of these fuckers to know that you
Speaker 7: are going to hell if you get hit with one
Speaker 7: of my bullets and all this stuff. He got in
Speaker 7: trouble for that because it's means to their culture. First
Speaker 7: of all, Why isn't every single one of them dipping
Speaker 7: their bullets before they load it into their bags.
Speaker 5: I'm here for it.
Speaker 2: I mean, dude, at that point, just just like take
Speaker 2: a helicopter with a big ass bag of like I
Speaker 2: don't know, chopped up pig holves or like some kind
Speaker 2: of pig stomach or whatever some intestines, throw some fucking
Speaker 2: sausage links and just rain it down from the heavens,
Speaker 2: dude at that point.
Speaker 7: But you don't want to do that on the civilians. Okay,
Speaker 7: the good Muslim people out there that.
Speaker 2: Are on the base pro Taliban. You think they have bases,
Speaker 2: They probably have bases. You probably just rain it down
Speaker 2: the base caves.
Speaker 7: Most of the bases got bombed out, you know, because
Speaker 7: we have we own the air and we own the
Speaker 7: so if they had like an open air training ground,
Speaker 7: that got handled up pretty quickly. I mean, let's not
Speaker 7: forget Trump did in fact drop the Moab once upon
Speaker 7: a gap.
Speaker 6: But I mean, that's the thing.
Speaker 7: If you're not trying to shoot at me, none of
Speaker 7: these pig bullets will ever touch you. It should not
Speaker 7: be offensive to you if you're not trying to fuck
Speaker 7: with us. But if you fuck around, you'll find out
Speaker 7: and meet the opposite of Allah. I support this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm sorry if you're trying to take my life.
Speaker 8: Hushing did something like that too in the Spanish American War,
Speaker 8: if you've ever heard of him.
Speaker 6: Oh, black soldier curshing dude, absolutely.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he had his soldiers dip the bullets in lard
Speaker 8: or something like that.
Speaker 5: Yes, good, good.
Speaker 2: I mean, I just feel like, you know, all is
Speaker 2: fair in love and war, as they say. And if
Speaker 2: you're trying to take my life, you think I'm worried
Speaker 2: about what religion you give a fuck about, Like, no,
Speaker 2: you're You're doing the most disrespectful thing you could possibly
Speaker 2: do to me, and that is take my life. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna try and absolutely destroy you in all the most disrespectful,
Speaker 2: disrespectful ways that I can think of. At that point, we.
Speaker 7: Should have never been there in the first place. Okay, Yes,
Speaker 7: we can argue semantics.
Speaker 5: All day long.
Speaker 7: I'm with you, however, if no, because we had rules
Speaker 7: to where you can't shoot at them unless they shoot
Speaker 7: at you first. So I feel like dipping all of
Speaker 7: the rounds in spam or pig blood or whatever else,
Speaker 7: something that wouldn't come up the weapons. But you know,
Speaker 7: bear with me here. If that's the case, the insurgents
Speaker 7: would not dare come at us. So it's gonna be
Speaker 7: a peaceful military operation and we're gonna go home and
Speaker 7: they're gonna have no casualties on either side because everybody
Speaker 7: minds their own business.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry, did I did I miss the bad somewhere?
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I you know that whole rule, and I guess I
Speaker 2: understand it, you know, as to why you would want
Speaker 2: to wait to shoot at somebody until you're being shot at.
Speaker 2: But fuck that, dude, there's no way, Like if you're
Speaker 2: walking around and you see some kind of sketchy activity
Speaker 2: and you're in the middle of a war zone, like
Speaker 2: I don't know if I'm like waiting for somebody to
Speaker 2: take the first shot.
Speaker 5: Oh dude, it was so sketchy and so many other guards.
Speaker 5: I just watched a video.
Speaker 7: As a matter of fact, this I think it was
Speaker 7: a colonel who he and his boys had to guard
Speaker 7: the poppy fields.
Speaker 6: Keep in mind, this poppy.
Speaker 7: Is going to be eventually sent to America in the
Speaker 7: form of heroin.
Speaker 5: We knew this. This wasn't a joke. At that time.
Speaker 7: Ninety eight percent of the world's opiates were grown in Afghanistan.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they make They tried to make it seem like
Speaker 2: we were doing them a solid because this is how
Speaker 2: they live. And it's like, no, bitch, you're trying to
Speaker 2: keep that pop that poppy field going, because poppy can
Speaker 2: only be grown in a certain part of the world.
Speaker 2: And if it wasn't for that poppy field or other
Speaker 2: poppy fields in that region, then big pharma might take ahead.
Speaker 2: We don't need that big pharma and your life. Local
Speaker 2: drug dealers they're just selling that h that comes from
Speaker 2: the same fields right sea.
Speaker 8: He makes money on drugs. They always have. The Taliban
Speaker 8: is actually the biggest anti drug force in Afghanistan to
Speaker 8: this day. If I'm not mistaken, what do you think.
Speaker 5: It depends on the year.
Speaker 7: It depends on the year you're talking about, because at
Speaker 7: one point in time, the Taliban said, we are only
Speaker 7: growing poppy and they were okay with it because they
Speaker 7: weren't using it quote unquote winky winky, but the Infidels
Speaker 7: were and this was like third party way of hurting
Speaker 7: the Infidel, so it was all good whatever. Then two
Speaker 7: years later, leader of the Taliban says, no, we are
Speaker 7: not growing poppy. It's horrible for the earth and it
Speaker 7: goes against Allah. Burn all the fields. If anybody's even
Speaker 7: caught growing it, we're gonna kill them. Then they lost money.
Speaker 7: So then two years after that, new Taliban leader said, okay,
Speaker 7: everybody's back to growing poppy. If you're caught not growing
Speaker 7: poppy in those fields, that's your ass. It keeps ebbing
Speaker 7: and flowing depending on which way the dollar is swinging
Speaker 7: and which way the current leader of the Taliban wants
Speaker 7: to either make money or be virtuous in the eyes.
Speaker 5: Of a Llah, so that varies either.
Speaker 6: Way it goes.
Speaker 7: American forces are tax dollars were being used to protect
Speaker 7: those fields, and then on top of that, we were
Speaker 7: still spending fifty million a week sending it to the Taliban.
Speaker 7: For what purpose? People might ask administrative things quote unquote,
Speaker 7: I forgot about the amazing administration structure of the Taliban
Speaker 7: that requires fifty million dollars taxpayer weekly.
Speaker 6: But whatever.
Speaker 5: Yeah, warfare is very messy, y'all.
Speaker 7: And that's the thing when we get into where politics
Speaker 7: and war blend. It's never positive. War should be an
Speaker 7: in and out quick ordeal, very brutal, very bloody, very disgusting.
Speaker 7: It's not something that people should thrive in. It's something
Speaker 7: that warfighters need to be very good at, do it
Speaker 7: very quickly, and get the fuck out. Sun SEUs said,
Speaker 7: no nation has ever uh, they've never benefited from a
Speaker 7: prolonged war.
Speaker 6: It's very accurate.
Speaker 2: Oh not the nations. Corporations certainly do.
Speaker 5: Oh for sure, corporations.
Speaker 6: That's some shit.
Speaker 5: You just don't talk about RTX formally rate Theeon.
Speaker 6: Oh yes, oh yes.
Speaker 2: Yeah buddy. All right, look we've been slacking on the
Speaker 2: chat over here. Let's get over to it. Mario said,
Speaker 2: I just started recently with edibles and pre rolls. Legit
Speaker 2: only do it right before bed, but love that it
Speaker 2: quiets my brain. I feel the same way, dude, Like
Speaker 2: if I go to bed without it like it is,
Speaker 2: it's literally I know some people what is that? That
Speaker 2: that one thing that people take before bed at night?
Speaker 2: Like people who don't want to smoke weed, CBD, melton, melatonin. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and I'm just like, I've never tried melatonin, but I
Speaker 2: I don't know. I I understand why people take it,
Speaker 2: but I guess you could just say my weed is
Speaker 2: my melatonin at that point. If I don't take it, Dude,
Speaker 2: my mind never shuts off, like it's always going a
Speaker 2: million miles an hour. I'm always thinking about this. I'm
Speaker 2: always thinking about that, how can I make this better?
Speaker 2: How can we do this better? And I'm always like
Speaker 2: trying to think about like especially you know, with podcasts,
Speaker 2: and I got two of them, so I'm always trying
Speaker 2: to brainstorm and shit like that. And it's the only
Speaker 2: way to turn that craziness off is just by smoking.
Speaker 2: I'll laugh my ass off. Me and Luisa just started
Speaker 2: watching Blue Mountain State. We are fucking dying every night,
Speaker 2: and you know that's that's a nice way to wind down.
Speaker 2: But yeah, you gotta have something to turn off your brain,
Speaker 2: because dude, if you're just going a million miles an hour,
Speaker 2: that you're not getting any Like I can't sleep without
Speaker 2: it out literally lay in bed for an hour and
Speaker 2: a half if I don't have it.
Speaker 7: Melatonin works, but your body will develop a tolerance to
Speaker 7: it relatively quickly, so you have to keep upping the dosage,
Speaker 7: which it's water soluble. There's no way you can owe
Speaker 7: deal on melatonin. It's like by and see, like you're
Speaker 7: never gonna o deal on it. You'll just piss out.
Speaker 6: Whatever your body doesn't use or absorb.
Speaker 7: Right, all good things, But the problem is when you
Speaker 7: start upping that dosage to a decent level, you'll.
Speaker 5: Start getting lucid nightmares, which is not a positive thing.
Speaker 7: So then you have to like take time off of
Speaker 7: it to reset your your tolerance levels.
Speaker 5: And then at that point you just have like two
Speaker 5: weeks of shit.
Speaker 6: Sleep it.
Speaker 7: Some people swear by it. I've I personally, I've never
Speaker 7: had that problem.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 7: Me, my head hits a pillow. I got about five
Speaker 7: seconds and I'm out cold.
Speaker 2: I don't know how you just turn it off like that.
Speaker 7: The same kind of concept as you that my brain
Speaker 7: is running ninety to nothing all day long. So whenever
Speaker 7: I do hit the pillow, I just unplug the bitch.
Speaker 7: It's awesome.
Speaker 2: I wish that's a fucking superpower right there, sir.
Speaker 7: And you know, they say the study was kind of crazy,
Speaker 7: whenever I looked at the results and saw that, like,
Speaker 7: the only brain activity I have when I'm asleep is
Speaker 7: like my heart beating and my breathing, the involuntary muscles
Speaker 7: and stuff.
Speaker 6: My brain's doing that.
Speaker 7: Other than that, dude, fucking flatline, And I'm like, that's legit.
Speaker 6: That makes me so happy.
Speaker 2: I wonder if that has anything to do with because
Speaker 2: you drink energy drinks like a lot. I wonder if
Speaker 2: like back. I wonder if like you're kind of crashing
Speaker 2: out towards the end of the night, you know from
Speaker 2: that you think.
Speaker 7: I mean, I could chug a fresh one and go
Speaker 7: to sleep right after it. It's it's my body because
Speaker 7: of the caffeine and B six and B twelve tolerance
Speaker 7: that I have. It's not like this doesn't keep me awake.
Speaker 7: This might make me a little more alert, but not
Speaker 7: like that. And honestly, I'm cutting back a lot. I
Speaker 7: am drinking more homebrewed.
Speaker 6: Coffee these days.
Speaker 5: Look at you coffee with chickory Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh wow, all right, yeah, I mean I gotta
Speaker 2: have a cup of coffee before every show. That's just
Speaker 2: hands down. And I also got like these little energy mints, Dude,
Speaker 2: these things are freaking legit.
Speaker 7: Those for a couple of weeks, man, I haven't heard
Speaker 7: you say one negative thing about them.
Speaker 2: No, I mean, I just I mean they taste good.
Speaker 2: They're just taste like mints. But there's like no carbs
Speaker 2: or anything in them too, so they're even keto friendly.
Speaker 2: But but you taste the sugar alcohol in them, that's fine.
Speaker 2: It doesn't bother me being on keto, like I'm so
Speaker 2: used to, you know, like that sugar alcohol flavor. But
Speaker 2: do those things alcohol, bro, Yes, the sugar alcohol it
Speaker 2: offsets carbs. And so if you have something that you know, uh,
Speaker 2: there's a lot of like keto breads out there, and
Speaker 2: though the way that you're able to get away from
Speaker 2: the carbs in certain breads is by adding sugar alcohol,
Speaker 2: and that detracts from the amount of grams of carbs
Speaker 2: that you would have from sugar or from whatever. And
Speaker 2: so you know, I think that these are actually there's
Speaker 2: two grams of carbs, but there's also two grams of
Speaker 2: sugar alcohol, and the sugar alcohol helps offset that, so
Speaker 2: now there's zero grams. And that's pretty much like they
Speaker 2: do the same thing with like gummy bears and stuff
Speaker 2: like that too, the Keto friendly gummy bears, whatever is
Speaker 2: Keto friendly, They're always gonna put sugar alcohol in it
Speaker 2: to help offset that. But yeah, these these things are
Speaker 2: freaking legit called neuromnts. Definitely, I mean not sponsor of
Speaker 2: the show, but definitely go check them out.
Speaker 7: So they're not like nutri sweet or like artificial sweeteners.
Speaker 7: I mean, this is the first time I've ever heard
Speaker 7: of sugar alcohol before, and I know people are gonna
Speaker 7: be like, oh, Jacker's never heard of that.
Speaker 5: Look, I don't know. I've never gotten into keto.
Speaker 2: I really don't know what sugar help. I mean, I
Speaker 2: don't I don't understand the chemistry behind it. I just
Speaker 2: know to look for that, like whenever you see the carbs,
Speaker 2: see how many sugar alcohols and they offset each other.
Speaker 2: But pretty awesome.
Speaker 6: Google that one. That's legit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but uh, Nora, they explorer, what up? I'm sorry?
Speaker 6: I fucked.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, no, nol ruh. There you go.
Speaker 10: Damn right, you best do right? Have you guys tried
Speaker 10: medicinal mushrooms yet?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: You say medicinal like the gummies.
Speaker 10: Ida, I've recently been taking a tincture like there's numerous
Speaker 10: different medicinal mushrooms, not just the ones with psilocybin, but
Speaker 10: like mushrooms that can help with mental clarity. Lions made
Speaker 10: stress yes.
Speaker 2: Yes, oh those oh fuck yeah yeah, Lions made are legit. Dude.
Speaker 2: I literally like I speed a little too hard on them,
Speaker 2: and I don't know why, but it like it it
Speaker 2: feels like you just got done drinking like a red
Speaker 2: bull and you literally like just properly got your wings
Speaker 2: on those things. Really, Yeah, they're crazy, Like there's sometimes
Speaker 2: I won't even take them because I'm like, because a
Speaker 2: certain amount of energy will actually give you anxiety, and
Speaker 2: they almost give me anxiety with how much energy they
Speaker 2: give me.
Speaker 5: Wow, that's kind of crazy.
Speaker 7: I've I've heard about them, and I've seen all of
Speaker 7: the supplements of like was it like mud water or
Speaker 7: it's like a coffee replacement that's.
Speaker 6: Like a mushroom base.
Speaker 5: I've I've thought about getting involved with some of that.
Speaker 5: I haven't yet, but I've.
Speaker 7: Only this is the first time I ever heard even
Speaker 7: a slightly possibly negative report about them. Everybody I know
Speaker 7: that gets involved or starts using those types of mushrooms
Speaker 7: have said only positive things.
Speaker 2: Oh they're great, you know. I mean, and and if
Speaker 2: you're somebody that doesn't like energy drinks or you don't
Speaker 2: like vivance and adderall and shit like that, you know,
Speaker 2: like Lyon's main is definitely like a good replacement for that.
Speaker 2: And also it helps build up the neuroelasticity within your brain.
Speaker 2: So it helps even like with the connectivity of certain
Speaker 2: neurons in your brain too. So it almost makes you
Speaker 2: feel like it because quite literally, you're like all of
Speaker 2: your neurons are starting to fire a little bit more
Speaker 2: because those connections are being made, and then you're gonna
Speaker 2: have less slip ups and less like you know, like
Speaker 2: oh and uh, you know, like the certain filler words
Speaker 2: you do because you're trying to find the word like
Speaker 2: no more of that, like that's out the window. And
Speaker 2: so yeah, that's I mean, they're awesome. And maybe I
Speaker 2: just got to lower the dosage. I think you're supposed
Speaker 2: to at least on this one. And I think you
Speaker 2: got to take two of them. Maybe if I just
Speaker 2: took one of them wouldn't be so bad.
Speaker 5: Nora, you've experienced about this as well.
Speaker 10: Yeah, absolutely, And Rachie and Turkey Taiale. It also helps
Speaker 10: with mental, focus, and clarity. I used to take a
Speaker 10: supplement that had well all three, but recently I found
Speaker 10: a locally made tincture. And if y'all remember me talking
Speaker 10: about my brain being a beehive and every thought is
Speaker 10: a bee, this tincture with the lines main Rachie and
Speaker 10: turkey tail, it quiets the beehive and I'm actually able
Speaker 10: to just be here in the moment.
Speaker 7: Not to get way too into your personal details here
Speaker 7: in Nora, but do you have or have you in
Speaker 7: the past suffer from anxiety issues or like high stress
Speaker 7: where you've needed like some sort of medication to help
Speaker 7: you in that rate or anything like that.
Speaker 2: Yes, And as you're saying that this helps that, oh.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, absolutely. When I was a kid, I had
Speaker 10: ADHD my higher life. Same and as a kid, oh yeah,
Speaker 10: were you on adderall and ribbling at the same time?
Speaker 5: No, no, no, I only needed a low dose.
Speaker 7: I was taking like twenty milligrams time released adderall, and
Speaker 7: I think at the most it was like I think
Speaker 7: at one point I might have taken thirty, but it
Speaker 7: was like, for a very short amount of time, I
Speaker 7: was a highly functional add.
Speaker 10: I wish I was highly functional, but a couple of
Speaker 10: years ago, I looked up all natural remedies for ADHD
Speaker 10: and that's what popped up the mushrooms. And now I'm like,
Speaker 10: I'm never going back to the pill form.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's something that big Pharma has actually been trying
Speaker 2: to attack. You'll find a lot of hit pieces online
Speaker 2: talking about like, well, we don't know, there hasn't been
Speaker 2: enough studies for lions. Man, It's like people have been
Speaker 2: using this shit for a thousands of years. Dude, Like
Speaker 2: this is way more natural than the fucking meth that
Speaker 2: you're giving kids. You want to talk about studies with that, Like,
Speaker 2: I'm very against giving kids adderall and vibance. If it's
Speaker 2: up to me, I don't. I don't want to give
Speaker 2: that to them. And you know they say, oh, well,
Speaker 2: you know the kids they're actually calming down and they're
Speaker 2: paying more attention. I'm like, yeah, you're turning them into
Speaker 2: a little fucking zombies. They they are. Literally it makes
Speaker 2: you feel like very one track mind and very focused,
Speaker 2: and there's nothing wrong with that. But there's a time
Speaker 2: and place for that, and I don't think that you
Speaker 2: necessarily it's I kind of there was there was this
Speaker 2: video and I don't know if y'all saw it, but
Speaker 2: it was this woman. I think it was in Canada.
Speaker 2: I could be wrong, but but I believe it was
Speaker 2: in Canada. And there's this woman who went to the
Speaker 2: doctor and the doctor said, look, we're gonna prescribe your
Speaker 2: kid vivance adderall whatever. It was some kind of you know, speed,
Speaker 2: and the mom was just like, no, I'm not putting
Speaker 2: my kid on that. I don't want to put my
Speaker 2: kid on any kind of speed like that. I don't
Speaker 2: want to agree with that. And the doctor was like, well,
Speaker 2: you know, now you're opening up yourself for now, I
Speaker 2: gotta call CPS because you're not doing what's in the
Speaker 2: best interest of your kid. And if you're not doing
Speaker 2: what's in the best interest of your kid, then the
Speaker 2: CPS could take your kid away from you. And he
Speaker 2: was threatening it like crazy, just kept on going, and
Speaker 2: she was like, what the fuck, like, because I don't
Speaker 2: want to give my kids speed, you're gonna you're threatening CPS.
Speaker 2: And he goes, ma'am, ma'am, I'm not threatening. I'm just
Speaker 2: saying he goes, and she's like, you're threatening me, Like
Speaker 2: you are threatening me whenever you're saying that you're gonna
Speaker 2: call CPS and have them take my kid away if
Speaker 2: I don't give them this drug. And it was crazy.
Speaker 2: That was like a couple of weeks ago, wild shit,
Speaker 2: and so big Pharmer be really getting a little crazy
Speaker 2: on their control trying to push their medicines, because look,
Speaker 2: let's just be real, dude, they're all making shitloads of
Speaker 2: money every time a prescription goes out there like that.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's how they're able to pay off all
Speaker 2: their student loans and all the money for the schooling
Speaker 2: they had to they had to go through and stuff
Speaker 2: like that. So I mean it's it's very corrupt and dude,
Speaker 2: whenever I saw that, I was like, I don't know, dude,
Speaker 2: like if that I don't know if if that shit
Speaker 2: was to happen to you or to me. I'm knocking
Speaker 2: that doctor out, Like I'm not waiting, like he's getting
Speaker 2: knocked out. If you're gonna take my kid away from me,
Speaker 2: it will be for a reason that I just knocked
Speaker 2: you the fuck out.
Speaker 5: Call CPS, have them come meet me at the house.
Speaker 5: Not a problem.
Speaker 7: My house is not like I stay ready, So like
Speaker 7: I'm not saying they'll be greed at the door with
Speaker 7: a barrel or anything like that.
Speaker 5: I'm saying, like, I really have nothing to.
Speaker 7: Hide, and my my house is very kid friendly. So
Speaker 7: whenever you think you ready spend them my way, we'll
Speaker 7: have a little meeting about it. And I promise you
Speaker 7: the CPS will not come into this house and say
Speaker 7: that something here is a dangermou to the child's welfare,
Speaker 7: You fucking cunt, Like now.
Speaker 2: Now, yeah, miss me, miss me with that bullshit, dude.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I mean, but as far as Lion's main
Speaker 2: turkey tail, rachie mushrooms and all that kind of stuff. Actually,
Speaker 2: if you listen to Paul Stammets a couple of times
Speaker 2: that he's gone on Joe Rogan, he also has like
Speaker 2: his social media where he's making videos about you know,
Speaker 2: these kind of medicinal mushrooms. Dude, I mean the level
Speaker 2: that these things are helping people with anxiety, with depression,
Speaker 2: with with rebuilding the regenerative neuron connections within your mind,
Speaker 2: and even so much as helping to get you off
Speaker 2: of other drugs. It's it's wild, dude, Like there's absolutely
Speaker 2: something to it. And that's the thing. They can't make
Speaker 2: money off of something like that. That has naturally grown
Speaker 2: out of the ground. So there's going to be plenty
Speaker 2: of hit pieces like that. I don't trust nothing that
Speaker 2: comes out of big pharma. So anytime I see a
Speaker 2: pharmaceutical you know, website that is trying to basically docks
Speaker 2: all these natural remedies, I'm like, like, you lost me
Speaker 2: because I already know how corrupt you are.
Speaker 7: It's hard to find doctors that are truly in it
Speaker 7: for the right reasons anymore.
Speaker 5: Honestly.
Speaker 7: I mean, hell, you any pediatrician unless you like know
Speaker 7: them to that level, right, and like, you know, there's
Speaker 7: a doctor that's going to not just give you whatever
Speaker 7: the local sales rep for the big pharm a company
Speaker 7: that comes through is giving him some kickback to make
Speaker 7: sure that he's prescribing X, Y and Z, even if
Speaker 7: it's not necessarily needed. But whatever, there are real doctors
Speaker 7: out there that are doing good work.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 7: I'm not going to say all doctors are a part
Speaker 7: of it. I will say the majority are, for sure.
Speaker 7: If you go into your doctor's office, your pediatric office,
Speaker 7: right with your kids and you say, hey, look, doc,
Speaker 7: I think I might want to put my kid on
Speaker 7: some sort of stimulant, right, if their response is to
Speaker 7: me like, oh, sure, here we go, and he pulls
Speaker 7: out a list and starts going down with you the
Speaker 7: list immediately, I cannot.
Speaker 5: Tell you how much of a red flag that is.
Speaker 7: Now, if the doctor goes, well, hold on, now, why
Speaker 7: do you think you need to put your child on
Speaker 7: the stimulant. Let's go over some of the symptoms, and
Speaker 7: if they spend time talking with you about it, and
Speaker 7: then they give you the rubric and things to bring
Speaker 7: to the kids school so the teachers can fill it out,
Speaker 7: and then another one for you to fill out. And
Speaker 7: then once both of these are filled out, and you
Speaker 7: give it back to him, and he says, okay, well
Speaker 7: you're saying this at home, but the teachers are saying
Speaker 7: this at school. I don't think your kid needs this.
Speaker 7: We might need to try a different method. Now, that
Speaker 7: is a doctor that you need to keep in the loop,
Speaker 7: you know what I'm saying. The ones that are just
Speaker 7: overly willing to prescribe hard drugs to your child just
Speaker 7: at a whim.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you need to find a new pediatrician.
Speaker 2: I think you have a little bit more faith in
Speaker 2: the healthcare system than I do. And personally, just from
Speaker 2: my experience, you know, because and I've said it before,
Speaker 2: but my son is unvexed and so, dude, you don't
Speaker 2: know how many like loopholes you have to jump through
Speaker 2: to you know, find a doctor that is willing to
Speaker 2: deal with your unvaxed kid. Like, not all doctors are
Speaker 2: going to see your unvaxed kid. And I'm like, first off,
Speaker 2: why are you not a doctor? Can you not look
Speaker 2: at this human? Is it no longer a human? I
Speaker 2: mean it is. You have certain you know, uh, certain
Speaker 2: duties to to provide healthcare. You have certain duties to
Speaker 2: make sure that the kids are safe and that the
Speaker 2: kids are healthy and to check the kids out and
Speaker 2: stuff like that. My thing is that whenever you have
Speaker 2: to go out of your way to try and find
Speaker 2: a specific doctor that will look at your unvaxed skid, Yeah,
Speaker 2: we had to go to this fucking les I mean,
Speaker 2: nothing wrong with it, but it was a lesbian doctor.
Speaker 2: And I mean she was cool, don't get me wrong,
Speaker 2: but what And she never never questioned us. She never
Speaker 2: made us feel bad that we unvaxed, you know, not
Speaker 2: that we unvaxed that not that we uh because we
Speaker 2: didn't vaccinate our kid. It's just like, why are why
Speaker 2: are are Aren't all doctors like that? Do you know
Speaker 2: what I'm saying? Like, I don't know what are your thoughts?
Speaker 5: Most doctors believe in vaccines.
Speaker 2: I mean, I believe in the flying spaghetti monster, you know, like,
Speaker 2: I don't care about what somebody else's belief is if
Speaker 2: your duty is to maintain the health. I don't actually
Speaker 2: believe in the flying spetti monster. But I'm just making
Speaker 2: a silly point, like I don't care what your beliefs are. Nobody.
Speaker 2: I didn't ask you if you were Team Red or
Speaker 2: Team Blue. I asked you to a check up on
Speaker 2: my kid, you know, make sure that you know his
Speaker 2: yearly check up or whatever, like make sure he's breathing well,
Speaker 2: make sure he's so he's getting bigger at a regular
Speaker 2: raids and stuff like that.
Speaker 6: I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't know, dude. That just just frustrates me.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 7: I fully understand your frustration, and they are well founded,
Speaker 7: for sure, but look at it from the business side
Speaker 7: of it. And I'm not trying to have sympathy for
Speaker 7: doctors at all. Okay, when I say this, please understand
Speaker 7: I'm saying this as impartially as possible. Doctors typically make
Speaker 7: their money from insurance companies. Right, you pay the copay
Speaker 7: for sure, but that's not the entirety of the bill. Typically,
Speaker 7: most people are not out here paying their entire medical
Speaker 7: bill on their own with no insurance or no help.
Speaker 7: That being said, most insurance companies will not ensure unvaccinated
Speaker 7: children because it puts them at what they consider a
Speaker 7: higher risk. And insurance companies is evil one hundred percent,
Speaker 7: and they don't want high risk because that means they
Speaker 7: have a higher potential to lose money with that patient.
Speaker 7: So most of them will have just an outright flat
Speaker 7: out policy. If you're not going to vaccinate your children,
Speaker 7: then we won't ensure you. And that's just sorry. That's
Speaker 7: a part of our business model. It's this, this and this,
Speaker 7: and it's all these things. Therefore, the doctor who gets
Speaker 7: paid from insurance companies just won't take people that aren't
Speaker 7: in or uninsured. Now there are doctors that will take uninsured,
Speaker 7: for sure, they're out there not as much, not leaving
Speaker 7: a little bit.
Speaker 2: I understand there's a business side to it, but I
Speaker 2: just feel like they kind of take it. Some of
Speaker 2: them take it to a personal level, and they're like
Speaker 2: degrading you with the looks they give you. You didn't not
Speaker 2: vaccinate your kid? What are you some kind of crazy
Speaker 2: tinfall hat wearing conspiracy theres or you know, what is
Speaker 2: your reason? Have you completely lost faith in the healthcare system?
Speaker 2: You think we're actually trying to poison you? And it's like,
Speaker 2: well you are. It's not a theory, like that's what
Speaker 2: you're doing, and it's been proven time and time again.
Speaker 2: The number three, the number three cause of death in
Speaker 2: this country is medical malpractice.
Speaker 7: That's a broad term also meaning like a surgery that
Speaker 7: something went wrong too.
Speaker 5: It's not like just vaccine injuries.
Speaker 2: No, I mean just all together. Yeah, but there are
Speaker 2: I mean, what is the name of the website where
Speaker 2: they show all the vaccine injured you know, things that
Speaker 2: have happened. We've brought it up before.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but it's been a hot minute.
Speaker 2: But there are shit loads of vaccine injuries out there
Speaker 2: in the country. And the problem is is that the
Speaker 2: you know, they can just get by with it. They
Speaker 2: can't be sued. You have a certain amount of like
Speaker 2: amnity that protects you from being sued. All these vaccine
Speaker 2: companies and I'm like doesn't that just like, that's to me,
Speaker 2: whenever you can't sue a vaccine company, to me, that
Speaker 2: is the same amount of ridiculousness as not showing your
Speaker 2: ID whenever you go vote in New York and California.
Speaker 2: That's the same level, Like why would you not allow
Speaker 2: us to sue you if you're doing very good work?
Speaker 2: I mean you should be. You know, I don't know,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm trying to say though, like no.
Speaker 6: No, I do.
Speaker 7: But that's the thing, right, nobody, And this is I know,
Speaker 7: I know I don't necessarily agree with this statement, but
Speaker 7: this is their argument to that, is that that straw
Speaker 7: man against that right or steel man one of the two.
Speaker 7: Whether the fuck when you put up an opposition just
Speaker 7: for the sake of conversation, bear with me here, you're.
Speaker 2: Still manning the vaccine companies.
Speaker 7: Yeah, right, Nobody forced you to get vaccinated, so they're
Speaker 7: not liable for you choosing to vaccinate and something going south,
Speaker 7: or at least that's their argument. But that also is
Speaker 7: kind of a double edged sword because like, for instance,
Speaker 7: look at COVID, there was not a law saying that
Speaker 7: people had to get vaccinated, but they tried to do everything,
Speaker 7: just shy of passing a national law. Mandate after mandate
Speaker 7: after mandate after mandate. Right, but that's not a law,
Speaker 7: and the pure sound like it was a law.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 7: Then they pressured you at your job, then they pressured
Speaker 7: you for your careers. Then they pressured your children about
Speaker 7: not being able to go back to school unless dot
Speaker 7: dot dot, not being able to the the lockdowns will
Speaker 7: stay until dot dot dot. They tried to do everything
Speaker 7: they could because they couldn't actually pass a law because
Speaker 7: if they passed a law and then the vaccine injuries happened,
Speaker 7: they would have been liable.
Speaker 2: I mean, then maybe we figure out another way to
Speaker 2: protect against viruses if you can't be sued, like if
Speaker 2: your shit is that detrimental to so many any people's
Speaker 2: health that you literally have to pass a law to
Speaker 2: where people can't sue you anymore because they're coming up
Speaker 2: and they're shaking, or they're foaming at the mouth, or
Speaker 2: maybe their heart stops in the middle of the field,
Speaker 2: like Tomorrow Hamlin, who I'm convinced died on that field
Speaker 2: with the Buffalo bills. I don't think that's the same
Speaker 2: tomor Hamlin. But that's beside the point. There's just been
Speaker 2: so many medical injuries due to vaccine. And I'm gonna
Speaker 2: be honest with you, dude. I mean, my son is
Speaker 2: two and a half years old, completely unvaccinated. The next
Speaker 2: one's gonna be unvaccinated. I'm not gonna lie I was
Speaker 2: a little I'm not gonna say skeptical, but there's obviously
Speaker 2: there's gonna be a little piece in your mind that like,
Speaker 2: am I taking this too far? Am I only doing
Speaker 2: this because I'm a conspiracy theorist. No, I'm seeing him
Speaker 2: grow up right before my eyes, healthy as a fucking horse, dude.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I mean that's the thing.
Speaker 7: Most of the vaccines that are quote unquote required, we
Speaker 7: have medical technology these days. Like, for instance, if your
Speaker 7: child was to Heaven forbid contract mes, we don't need
Speaker 7: to vaccinate for that.
Speaker 5: We can treat that now, right Mumps.
Speaker 7: I don't know about polio, but I have a feeling
Speaker 7: there's treatment options for that as well. Like we have
Speaker 7: come so far in the way of medical science to
Speaker 7: where the vaccines I believe were I'm not gonna say necessary,
Speaker 7: but I mean for the big ones here, polio, measles, momps,
Speaker 7: these types smallpox, okay, is.
Speaker 2: Basically the chicken pox. Whenever you start doing measles, it's
Speaker 2: basically the chicken pox. It's like the same used to.
Speaker 7: Kill kids, right, it used to at one point in time.
Speaker 7: We now know certain ways to what's the telltale signs
Speaker 7: for it, We have treatment options, We understand IV drip
Speaker 7: goes a way longer way.
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, it was. It was killing them with
Speaker 2: high fevers and shit like that. You know, that's basically
Speaker 2: the same kind of deal that you'd get with chicken pox.
Speaker 2: So you would get a high fever because your body's
Speaker 2: trying to burn off that that disease or whatever.
Speaker 7: Right, But bis V used to be a big time killer.
Speaker 7: Do you have breathing treatments now that we didn't used
Speaker 7: to have? You see what I'm saying. So a lot
Speaker 7: of these vaccines that are understood to be good for
Speaker 7: dot dot dot, I mean, yeah, they were, I'm not
Speaker 7: even gonna say necessary. They were extremely helpful and beneficial
Speaker 7: per the day and age when they came out. But
Speaker 7: the problem is that's not even the same vaccine we're
Speaker 7: getting these days. The vaccines we're getting these days has
Speaker 7: mercury in it for no reason. The original didn't right,
Speaker 7: and it's it's there's so many extra levels and extra
Speaker 7: layers to things that have been done and added to
Speaker 7: it to this point to where it's like it's it's
Speaker 7: lost the intent if you will not to mention, when's
Speaker 7: the last time you heard of the big measles outbreak
Speaker 7: in America?
Speaker 2: Oh, there's one right now, and they're calling in an
Speaker 2: outbreak so well.
Speaker 7: And it also depends on which news agency you're going
Speaker 7: for for that. Some are saying it's because of the illegals.
Speaker 7: Some are saying it's because of all the anti vaxxers.
Speaker 5: Again.
Speaker 7: How many deaths have been associated with measles in the
Speaker 7: past few years in this country?
Speaker 2: Not many, if any?
Speaker 5: There are big measles outbreak?
Speaker 6: But how many?
Speaker 5: But did you die? But did you die?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 7: Not many, bro, if any? And it's actually not I
Speaker 7: don't want to talk out of my ass on that one.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna google that. How many people die from measles
Speaker 7: in America in twenty twenty four?
Speaker 5: I'm a juju that real quick.
Speaker 2: Not gonna lie, dude. I've been dragging ass all day
Speaker 2: because I'm like sick as a bitch right now because
Speaker 2: you know, uh, just one of those things that's going around.
Speaker 2: I guess dude. I'm just like, yeah, this is full
Speaker 2: on flu what I got right now, There's no question
Speaker 2: about it. But you know, you drink plenty of water,
Speaker 2: you take a couple of leave my personal go to
Speaker 2: whenever I'm sick, and you know, you wiggle your way
Speaker 2: through it. But I don't know, like the people who
Speaker 2: get sick and then they're like, oh, I'm gonna go
Speaker 2: get my flu shot. It's like, dude, the flu shot
Speaker 2: is literally the flu they're pumping into you though, Like.
Speaker 5: Wow, Wow, are you ready for this?
Speaker 6: I am?
Speaker 5: Holy shit.
Speaker 7: There was two hundred and twenty two cases and they're
Speaker 7: calling that three separate outbreaks.
Speaker 5: They had two kids die in Texas or.
Speaker 7: Yeah, as part of the outbreak. Two deaths have been reported,
Speaker 7: one in Texas and one in New Mexico.
Speaker 5: That was in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm sure that there were certain things that they
Speaker 2: could have done for the kids that you know, you
Speaker 2: give them a little bit of ASP. I mean, I'm
Speaker 2: by no means pro aspirin, but if something's going to
Speaker 2: help lower your fever, you know, drinking plenty of water,
Speaker 2: making sure you're taking your vitamin c's and the d's
Speaker 2: and the vitamin ks and all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 7: Like even if every one of those two hundred and
Speaker 7: twenty two cases were a death, that is only two
Speaker 7: hundred and twenty two in the nation, that's enough to
Speaker 7: make some sort of a big stink about the measles vaccine.
Speaker 7: Bro how many people died from tuberculosis? Millions, millions?
Speaker 2: Whoa, you know it's because of the vaxers. That's why
Speaker 2: mazles is.
Speaker 5: Back, you know, clearly, clearly.
Speaker 7: Never mind the fact that Texas in New Mexico are
Speaker 7: on the border and I'll bet we know what these
Speaker 7: and they were children, by the way, I wonder if
Speaker 7: these children were undocumented.
Speaker 2: Probably anyway, anyway, let's get back over the chat here.
Speaker 2: Joel said, what's going on with this market and the
Speaker 2: crypto price drops. I've been seeing a lot of that.
Speaker 2: They've been talking about certain regulations, and uh, it's not
Speaker 2: necessarily looking good for the crypto world right now. I mean,
Speaker 2: it just is what it is. I mean, look, I
Speaker 2: to be completely honest with you, like I've I've been
Speaker 2: pretty pro crypto, but I knew that this was going
Speaker 2: to be something that they were eventually going to try
Speaker 2: and put an end to I'm I'm not saying that
Speaker 2: I'm even jumping off the crypto train by any means,
Speaker 2: But whenever you put regulation after regulation after regulation, tax
Speaker 2: after tax after tax on top of uh, you know,
Speaker 2: whenever you go and buy and sell crypto, I mean,
Speaker 2: they're making it to where it's hardly even beneficial anymore.
Speaker 2: That's what they're trying to do because they know that.
Speaker 2: I mean, obviously, like the more crypto becomes a thing,
Speaker 2: people are gonna maybe shift away from the dollar, and
Speaker 2: they don't need that right like they've been it's it's
Speaker 2: always been a thing to try and maintain the value
Speaker 2: of the dollar. They don't need bitcoin, they don't need XRP,
Speaker 2: they don't need Salona to be taking over as as
Speaker 2: the main form of currency. I mean, just look back
Speaker 2: whenever the whole Titanic thing went down, all of those
Speaker 2: people that were opposing the the what was it, the
Speaker 2: federal the federal currency, whatever it was. I'm drawing a
Speaker 2: blank right now, but they are obviously trying to prevent
Speaker 2: something like that from happening, to maintain the value of
Speaker 2: the dollar in that way. So that's my person old
Speaker 2: opinion on it. Just looking into it a little bit,
Speaker 2: that's That's what I had found, is that they're just
Speaker 2: trying to tax the fuck out of it.
Speaker 5: I blame Elon. I'm gonna be honest with you.
Speaker 7: I don't think it's even a part of the global
Speaker 7: cabal to keep the US dollar as the main currency,
Speaker 7: although I could see that, and there may in fact
Speaker 7: be some of that. Elon is doing a lot of
Speaker 7: damage to the status quo, right, and a lot of
Speaker 7: these stocks, for instance, have all been done off of
Speaker 7: the old status quo. Crypto is like the outlier, don't
Speaker 7: get me wrong, but it's also built off of a
Speaker 7: system of the old status quo. Elon's coming in and
Speaker 7: just hitting fucking he throwing the whole thing in a
Speaker 7: blender and.
Speaker 5: Hit high on that bitch.
Speaker 7: So I'm saying that it probably will bounce back right
Speaker 7: once the market and once the economy gets to some
Speaker 7: sort of a new equilibrium. I could see these things
Speaker 7: going back into a positive and things will be all
Speaker 7: hunky dory again.
Speaker 6: I just have a weird.
Speaker 7: Sneaking suspicion that it's not going to happen for at
Speaker 7: least the next six months.
Speaker 2: Well, and there's been arguments out there, and there's no
Speaker 2: way of knowing the exact truth on all this. There's
Speaker 2: so much talk in the crypto realm, and everybody believes
Speaker 2: they know exactly what's going on. I mean, maybe I'm
Speaker 2: sure that there is one person out there that might
Speaker 2: have gotten it right, just statistically by chance getting it right.
Speaker 2: As far as like why they are trying to drown
Speaker 2: out the crypto markets, some people say that it's because
Speaker 2: the our government and many other governments around the world
Speaker 2: are buying up all the bitcoin, and they're buying up
Speaker 2: all of the cryptocurrencies to kind of stash it away
Speaker 2: for themselves. And then eventually what they'll do is they'll
Speaker 2: raise the value on it, but they want to make
Speaker 2: sure that they're drowning out the market getting it at
Speaker 2: a cheap price. And so that's typically what you what
Speaker 2: you have whenever you have like uh, big.
Speaker 7: Pumping and dumping on this one to buy low so
Speaker 7: that it can later be sold high.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's done all the time in in the stock market,
Speaker 2: and they're doing the same thing with crypto. Whenever you
Speaker 2: have like literally these uh, these these funds, right like
Speaker 2: these fund managers, they'll have, they'll go and buy a
Speaker 2: shitload of it and make it look like the price
Speaker 2: is going super skyrocketed, right, Like, just imagine this, you're, uh,
Speaker 2: you're you're with Blackrock, just for an example, and you
Speaker 2: buy a billion dollars worth of Apple shares, just to
Speaker 2: throw it out there. You buy a billion dollars and
Speaker 2: everybody's like, oh my god, the price of Apple is
Speaker 2: going through the roof that Blackrock just bought a billion
Speaker 2: dollars worth of shares. This is gonna go crazy. Well,
Speaker 2: then everybody starts to buy in because nobody wants that fomo.
Speaker 2: So what happens is is that the price skyrockets, and
Speaker 2: then they rug pole. Blackrock would the rug pole, and
Speaker 2: so everybody that was buying in to prevent from missing
Speaker 2: out on the fomo, now they're gonna panic cell. And
Speaker 2: then even the original stockholders are gonna panic sell because
Speaker 2: oh my god, it's even it's even lower than what
Speaker 2: I originally bought in at, Like I'm okay with losing
Speaker 2: five percent, but whenever it goes down thirty percent, I'm
Speaker 2: pulling out too. So that's how the stock markets are manipulated.
Speaker 2: And so I think that's probably what's going on not
Speaker 2: only in the stock market, which obviously happens, but in
Speaker 2: the crypto world.
Speaker 8: Whatever.
Speaker 2: In the crypto world, especially because there's not as many
Speaker 2: regulations as there are in the stock market, and that's
Speaker 2: obviously how you're seeing, like a lot of these meme coins.
Speaker 4: Go to the moon.
Speaker 2: Stupid ass meme coins that literally are the most retarded
Speaker 2: thing that you can imagine, are going to the moon.
Speaker 2: And then monster rug poll everybody goes like super into debt,
Speaker 2: and it's it's like going to a casino and the
Speaker 2: people that are running the casino are like, Oh, he's
Speaker 2: he's up, he's up a thousand dollars, he's up five thousand,
Speaker 2: let's keep on, Let's keep on letting him win, and
Speaker 2: and eventually, you know, his luck runs out and then
Speaker 2: they fucking suck him dry. It's the same thing like
Speaker 2: and so I under I do agree that there should
Speaker 2: be some kind of regulations on the crypto market, but
Speaker 2: they're making it so they're they're trying to make so
Speaker 2: many different regulations and so many taxing things. It's it's
Speaker 2: no longer as sexy as it used to be now
Speaker 2: in my opinion. But Joelle, what's what's your opinion on that.
Speaker 11: Bro, Hey, dude, kind of a little bit of it's
Speaker 11: on subject with off subject. But I know you're into crypto.
Speaker 11: I don't know if you've seen that on TikTok. There's
Speaker 11: that pastor I forgot his name, but there's a pastor
Speaker 11: that had predicted Donald Trump getting shot in the ear.
Speaker 11: He also predicted the drones and everything like that. Yep,
Speaker 11: he also predicted x R and P. I don't I
Speaker 11: don't know if you saw that. What do you think
Speaker 11: about them?
Speaker 2: I I don't know. I didn't see that. That guy
Speaker 2: he said the same thing about XRP. I know, the
Speaker 2: one guy he's gonna go up or down.
Speaker 11: Well, there wasn't going to go to ten thousand per coin,
Speaker 11: So cool, that's what the That's what the lard showed
Speaker 11: him apparently, So I mean, I don't know how much
Speaker 11: I agree with that. But he did predict Donald Trump.
Speaker 11: He did predict the second assassination attempt, and he also
Speaker 11: did predict the drones coming before they came as well.
Speaker 11: I forgot his name. I will try to find it
Speaker 11: right now and TikTok and post him in the chat,
Speaker 11: but I got it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the name that I was thinking of I know,
Speaker 2: and I wonder if you're getting the names confused here,
Speaker 2: because there was a profit kind of guy. He kind
Speaker 2: of gave off gay vibes to me. I'm not sure
Speaker 2: the Hawaiian sure, right, yeah, yeah he had. He had
Speaker 2: kind of prophesied that that Trump was going to be shot, right.
Speaker 2: But then there was another guy from way back, not
Speaker 2: way back. I mean you're talking about fifteen fifteen ish
Speaker 2: years ago, Kim Clement, And we've talked about him here
Speaker 2: on the show before about and he would get like, oh,
Speaker 2: the Lord of Lords is telling me this, and it's like,
Speaker 2: you know, pretty cool. I like the entertainment value to it.
Speaker 2: But he would he's the one I believe is the
Speaker 2: one that predicted the rise of XRP. But he said
Speaker 2: that there's going to be a new form of currency
Speaker 2: and it's I can't tell you exactly what it is,
Speaker 2: but it's going to have an X and a P
Speaker 2: in it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's it.
Speaker 11: Looked at up, it's Brandon Dale. I don't know if
Speaker 11: you guys want to Google search ever, Brandon Dale Dale
Speaker 11: du balmb pastor.
Speaker 5: Let's look him up.
Speaker 7: Man Ship, Jonathan, you are a resident TikTok correspondent.
Speaker 6: So I'm down.
Speaker 7: I was predicting it's going to go to ten thousand.
Speaker 7: I mean, shit, I don't have anything in XRP, but
Speaker 7: I mean I could put five on it.
Speaker 2: Of course, Brandon Bigs, Brandon Dale Biggs is his name.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, if it goes to ten thousand, at least
Speaker 11: have like eight hundred thousand, which is I'm good with it, you.
Speaker 2: Know, yeah, yeah, no doubt. And actually the XRP price
Speaker 2: has been tanking a lot lately. I know that whenever
Speaker 2: I bought in, initially it was like two forty five
Speaker 2: a share per average, and then I ended up having
Speaker 2: to sell, just needing money and wanting to move money
Speaker 2: around a little bit. But I ended up having to sell,
Speaker 2: and I'm happy that I did, because dude, it went
Speaker 2: down to like one ninety two or some crazy shit.
Speaker 2: And now I saw that it bounced back up a
Speaker 2: little bit today, so it's back up to two twenty.
Speaker 5: But anyway, it's known better right now.
Speaker 11: But I think it was this past week or last
Speaker 11: Sunday where the Donald Trump's posted on a tweet where
Speaker 11: he said XRP is actually it'll be part of the
Speaker 11: crypto Federal Reserve and everything like that.
Speaker 6: So yeah, in the right spots.
Speaker 7: The thing is federal reserve. Now that's another thing that
Speaker 7: just blows my mind. A digital federal reserve.
Speaker 2: Well, the thing you've got to understand, dude, there are
Speaker 2: a lot of people who say a bunch of bullshit
Speaker 2: and the crypto realm, like I know there used to be,
Speaker 2: or there still is, this one crypto coin that it's
Speaker 2: called BSV. It's it stands for Bitcoin Satoci's Vision, and
Speaker 2: it's this guy and I can't remember what his name is,
Speaker 2: but it's called BSV, and people were trying to pass
Speaker 2: it off or he was trying to pass it off
Speaker 2: as the real bitcoin, that the actual BTC, the bitcoin
Speaker 2: that everybody knows that's at almost one hundred I think
Speaker 2: it's at eighty six grand or something like that right now.
Speaker 2: But he claims that that's the fake bitcoin and this
Speaker 2: is actually Satoci's vision, And there was so many people
Speaker 2: that were trying to pump that up. And I know,
Speaker 2: I actually have a friend who was mining it in
Speaker 2: his yard, like in his backyard, and he actually got
Speaker 2: the police called on him like several times because of
Speaker 2: the heat signature from mining it. And shit like that.
Speaker 2: They thought that it was some kind of grow operation.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but when everybody was mining their own crypto, I
Speaker 5: remember that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And he made a shitload of money off of it.
Speaker 2: But he bought fully into this guy, this guy's story.
Speaker 2: This is the real bitcoin, and this is the one
Speaker 2: that's gonna be worth one hundred grand or a million
Speaker 2: dollars a share one day. And that's what I'm saying, Like,
Speaker 2: there are a lot of crypto people out there that
Speaker 2: have no fucking clue what they're talking about. They buy
Speaker 2: in to, you know, the they buy into the glory
Speaker 2: and oh my god, I might be able to get Yeah,
Speaker 2: they buy into the hype of it. And it's like,
Speaker 2: I don't know, but anyway, and I do believe that
Speaker 2: there is something to XRP, don't get me wrong. Like
Speaker 2: the creators of it have been meeting with the Trump administration.
Speaker 2: Trump has talked about XRP. A lot of people within
Speaker 2: his cabinet have talked about XRP. So I don't think
Speaker 2: that's the case. The same with BSV by any means.
Speaker 2: I just I don't know.
Speaker 7: I'm backing it with gold at one point in time,
Speaker 7: and I don't know how that's the thing. I don't
Speaker 7: know economics that well, I don't know the crypto world
Speaker 7: that well. And hell, I don't even know the precious
Speaker 7: metals world that well. We just got the sponsor a
Speaker 7: month ago, two months ago. So I mean, if there
Speaker 7: is a way to have crypto backed by something other
Speaker 7: than ethereal hopes and dreams, look, I'm all, I'm listening.
Speaker 7: I just I don't know how that would work. But
Speaker 7: I remember somebody, I think it was Brooke actually, first
Speaker 7: told us that they are trying to make XRP gold backed.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I don't know how they're gonna do that because
Speaker 7: Fort Knox is fucking empty.
Speaker 6: So I don't know how.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't. I don't know if it's necessarily based
Speaker 2: upon what's at Fort Knox per se, I don't. I
Speaker 2: don't know how they're doing it, but yeah, allegedly it
Speaker 2: is backed by gold, and the same thing for XLM,
Speaker 2: which is kind of like a it's it's kind of
Speaker 2: associated with XRP, except for it's that's the silver backed one.
Speaker 2: But anyway, getting back to your boy Brandon Dale Biggs,
Speaker 2: it says this is actually the week dot in Okay. Anyway,
Speaker 2: he is Hawaiian shirt boy. Okay, yeah, yeah yeah. It
Speaker 2: says a US pastor predicted the assassination on US President
Speaker 2: elect Donald Trump around three months before the shooting incident.
Speaker 2: Brandon Dell Biggs and God Are said that God gave
Speaker 2: him a vision of an earthquake of magnitude ten rattling
Speaker 2: the New Madrid fault line. The earthquake prone area is
Speaker 2: spread across Missouri, Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Illinois. Big said
Speaker 2: that the earthquake would create a chain reaction causing a
Speaker 2: six point five magnitude aftershock, joelting Texarcana, Texas to Oklahoma.
Speaker 2: He said the quake was so big that eighteen hundred
Speaker 2: people would get killed, hinting the disaster would strike in
Speaker 2: the spring. The pastor saw said that he saw sycamore
Speaker 2: leaves on the trees trying to come out like they
Speaker 2: were fish. So who is Brandon Dell Biggs. He is
Speaker 2: a self styled Christian prophet. The man from Oklahoma has
Speaker 2: his own YouTube channel where he makes prophetic predictions. However,
Speaker 2: it is not clear if he was head of an
Speaker 2: actual church. Biggs rose to fame when he accurately predicted
Speaker 2: the assassination attempt on Trump on March fourteenth. Interesting interestingly,
Speaker 2: Biggs said a bullet would fly by Trump's ear, so
Speaker 2: he did he fucking babe ruth that one and the
Speaker 2: video hosted by pastors Steve Chucolanti. I don't know how
Speaker 2: to say that. Big said, I saw Trump rising up,
Speaker 2: and then I saw an attempt on his life. This
Speaker 2: bullet flew by his ear. It came so close to
Speaker 2: his head that it busted his ear drum. That's what
Speaker 2: he prophesied, And it says Biggs said that felt Trump
Speaker 2: fell to his knees and started worshiping the Lord, which
Speaker 2: I mean maybe he did, maybe he didn't. I thought
Speaker 2: that he kind of went down to go tie his
Speaker 2: shoes or something. But three months later, Trump was shot
Speaker 2: in his right ear on July thirteenth when he was
Speaker 2: in Butler, PA. So that's just one of the things.
Speaker 2: But yeah, dude, I mean, Jacob, what are your thoughts
Speaker 2: around you know these more? I'm not gonna say new age.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying like new as in not two thousand
Speaker 2: years ago profits. What are your thoughts on profits nowadays?
Speaker 5: I don't know if you really want me to give
Speaker 5: my two cents on this.
Speaker 2: Yes, I do. Let's hear it. Ah, you don't buy it.
Speaker 2: I mean he was right. You can't take that away
Speaker 2: from him. I mean, that's a weird thing to be
Speaker 2: right about.
Speaker 5: Was he was?
Speaker 7: He though a bullet whiz by his ear and his
Speaker 7: ear drum ruptured.
Speaker 5: That is not what happened.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's still a vision. I mean, you're not
Speaker 2: gonna get it one hundred percent correct on a vision.
Speaker 2: I mean, most of the visions from Revelation, nobody knows
Speaker 2: what the fuck that means.
Speaker 7: Right, Well, those are things to come in the future.
Speaker 7: And when they do happen, will it be exactly as
Speaker 7: it says or not?
Speaker 5: That remains to be unseen. But uh, I don't.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 2: But interpretation of prophecy is something that's interesting too. I
Speaker 2: mean it's literally the reason why the Jews don't don't
Speaker 2: believe in Jesus, because the prophecy was off a little
Speaker 2: bit whenever it came to Jesus, right.
Speaker 11: It wasn't it would be a great deed the Deep
Speaker 11: Dive episode on with this guy.
Speaker 5: I would be down.
Speaker 7: And I don't want to call this guy a grifter
Speaker 7: or charlottean or any of that I don't know anything
Speaker 7: about him other than the TikTok videos that we've pulled
Speaker 7: up before. Okay, so I don't want to throw shade.
Speaker 7: I will say the vast ninety nine point nine percent
Speaker 7: of quote unquote profits in our current day and age
Speaker 7: are in the same category in my mind as the
Speaker 7: people that are saying that they are fortune tellers of
Speaker 7: the New Age philosophy, and because they've raised their chiet
Speaker 7: and their vibrations to such a high enough level, they
Speaker 7: can see what's happening in all of this. I'm calling
Speaker 7: the vast majority of them.
Speaker 5: Full of shit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're not talking about them, We're talking about the
Speaker 2: Christian profits though, like specifically same equally, what well you
Speaker 2: did leave the door open? You said ninety nine point nine, right,
Speaker 2: So there has to be one or two of them
Speaker 2: that aren't full of shit. Maybe this guy is one
Speaker 2: of them.
Speaker 7: I mean, it's possible, and that's why I'm saying I'm
Speaker 7: not there is a greater than zero percent chance of that.
Speaker 5: I just personally don't I don't.
Speaker 7: Believe that within myself, and I don't want to be
Speaker 7: that guy to just throw shade at things. And I
Speaker 7: know they say that when the end times come, profits
Speaker 7: will make themselves known. I think that that's also kind
Speaker 7: of misunderstood. I think they mean the two profits that
Speaker 7: will be standing outside of the rebuilt temple, not street profits.
Speaker 11: Would you say, like like the so, would you say
Speaker 11: this guy that leaving XRP and everything that point out
Speaker 11: of the picture. Would you say, this guy was maybe
Speaker 11: influenced by other spiritual things to make that type of
Speaker 11: prophecy before Trump gunshot.
Speaker 5: I mean that's also possible.
Speaker 7: But is it also equally possible that I mean, how
Speaker 7: many of these people have tiktoks and they make these
Speaker 7: wild predictions that never go viral because they're wrong. Something happened,
Speaker 7: look at but shar Bashar said Kamala was gonna win.
Speaker 5: Right, he was wrong, but somehow he maintained his following.
Speaker 2: No, he said if Kamala wan, then basically no, we
Speaker 2: would be the woman was gonna win. No, I don't
Speaker 2: think it's he said that. He said that if she won,
Speaker 2: then she would basically bring about the the UFOs and
Speaker 2: the aliens and shit like that. But if Trump won,
Speaker 2: then it would bring about World War three, which it's
Speaker 2: not one hundred percent wrong. We're still very early in
Speaker 2: this thing.
Speaker 7: Dude, no, but said of the two, he saw the
Speaker 7: woman winning.
Speaker 5: We played that video.
Speaker 11: But this guy, like I kind of actually depicted him
Speaker 11: getting shot in the ear. Pretty It's really like a
Speaker 11: close prophecy right there.
Speaker 7: I feel this, and I'm not saying that that was
Speaker 7: one hundred percent. Look, but I also believe that luck
Speaker 7: plays way more into that. Like right now, if there
Speaker 7: was some guy that released a video in twenty eleven
Speaker 7: saying that the aliens are everybody's got the depiction of
Speaker 7: aliens wrong. I'm complete shot out of a cannon. Random
Speaker 7: thought here, but walk with me. Aliens actually have appinages
Speaker 7: sticking out of their foreheads that look like Dix and
Speaker 7: he saw it in a dream and he believes it
Speaker 7: came from Dot dot doc. Could be God, could be
Speaker 7: from an alien, doesn't matter, doesn't matter. That video goes out,
Speaker 7: Nobody cared it didn't go viral because that's ridiculous. Then
Speaker 7: the aliens come down, they have dicks coming out of
Speaker 7: their forehead.
Speaker 6: This video goes.
Speaker 5: Viral and it's like this guy was talking to God.
Speaker 5: It's like it was he or was that luck?
Speaker 2: You think a dead clock is right? Twice a day
Speaker 2: kind of thing.
Speaker 3: Is that?
Speaker 2: What the point you're trying to make?
Speaker 7: That seems more realistic than this guy being an actual prophet. Now,
Speaker 7: I don't know that to be a complete fact, I
Speaker 7: would like to look more into the dude himself before
Speaker 7: I cast complete judgment on this. I you know, it's
Speaker 7: not like I am some sort of an all knowing
Speaker 7: source by any means. But yes, if you ask me
Speaker 7: my personal opinion on these prophets in our modern day
Speaker 7: and age, I'm saying that the almost all of them
Speaker 7: are full.
Speaker 5: Of shit in my own personal opinion.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, well, hmm, what would it take for
Speaker 2: you to believe a prophet like a current modern day prophet?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 7: Well, that's the other thing too, I believe that prophets
Speaker 7: had to be speaking on behalf of God. So a
Speaker 7: prophet is not a fortune teller or a future seer, right.
Speaker 7: A prophet gets a prophetic message per the will of
Speaker 7: the Almighty. But how do you prove that's per my belief?
Speaker 7: I mean, well, like, for instance, did Donald Trump getting shot?
Speaker 7: Did that have anything to do with glorifying the Kingdom
Speaker 7: of God?
Speaker 6: Not really?
Speaker 7: So why would God give that prophetic message to this guy?
Speaker 7: That doesn't That doesn't make sense.
Speaker 2: Every prophecy glorified the Kingdom of God.
Speaker 7: Supposed to be or at least it's supposed to do
Speaker 7: something in the realm of doing the work of the Lord.
Speaker 7: And that's that's how this goes.
Speaker 6: It's not.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think that the age of profits is gone.
Speaker 7: I think that the age will come back. I don't
Speaker 7: personally believe that we are there currently.
Speaker 2: But if we are in the end times, you just
Speaker 2: said that it would be more towards the end times.
Speaker 2: I mean, are you somebody that believes that we're close
Speaker 2: to the end times?
Speaker 7: Yeah, We're getting closer by the day, don't get me wrong.
Speaker 7: But the profits that I'm speaking of in that regard
Speaker 7: are two very specific profits that will be preaching outside
Speaker 7: of the rebuilt Temple. The temple's not rebuilt yet. Those
Speaker 7: two prophets are not speaking there yet. They're gonna preach
Speaker 7: for three days without ceasing, then they're gonna be killed,
Speaker 7: and the entire world's going to see it within an hour.
Speaker 6: It's like a.
Speaker 5: Whole thing, you know.
Speaker 7: So, I mean, and I'm not trying to make this
Speaker 7: a biblical episode or conversation, and I'm not trying to
Speaker 7: shit on anybody who goes into a deep meditative state
Speaker 7: and gets some sort of revelation that comes out to
Speaker 7: be true, or goes into a deep prayer and God
Speaker 7: reveals to them something and then it comes out to
Speaker 7: be true.
Speaker 6: I'm not trying to detract from that.
Speaker 7: I'm saying saying that most of these people, especially those
Speaker 7: that are getting quote unquote famous for it, in any way,
Speaker 7: shape or form, I have I personally have a hard
Speaker 7: time believing it.
Speaker 2: That's all, Okay, Well, I mean they've been talking about
Speaker 2: rebuilding that fucking thing, dude, I mean, yeah, they have.
Speaker 2: I mean they say that it's actually under construction right now.
Speaker 7: Well, we shall see. Israel's got a lot of other
Speaker 7: shit going on right now. I don't know if temple
Speaker 7: building is, like, you know, at the top of their
Speaker 7: priority list at this moment.
Speaker 5: Last I heard they were, and I haven't like kept
Speaker 5: up with it.
Speaker 7: I don't know if they've actually broken ground, are they
Speaker 7: pouring the slab or they like what the situation is,
Speaker 7: because you have to like do stuff to prep the
Speaker 7: land before you can even begin to build a per
Speaker 7: their traditions and history, so like, I don't I don't
Speaker 7: know what stage of that they're at. The last word
Speaker 7: that I heard when I did start looking into it
Speaker 7: is that they were trying to find the correct location
Speaker 7: to place it because there was a historical inaccuracy that
Speaker 7: was discovered. The whaling Wall they thought was the last
Speaker 7: remaining wall of the temple. Later sources confirmed that that
Speaker 7: was inaccurate because the Roman legions were able to look
Speaker 7: down into the wall from their perch, being that their
Speaker 7: perch was built at a higher hill than the temple.
Speaker 7: The problem is the whaling Wall is at the highest
Speaker 7: point in the city, so that couldn't have been the
Speaker 7: last remaining wall of the original temple. That was the
Speaker 7: last word I had heard on it, and I haven't
Speaker 7: really looked much into it since, so I don't know.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, this is from the UCG dot org or
Speaker 2: the United Church of God. It's just a little thing.
Speaker 2: I'll just read it real quick. It says the future
Speaker 2: of the Third Temple in Jerusalem is a topic of
Speaker 2: growing interest, especially with recent updates on the red heifers
Speaker 2: essential for temple purification, which, by the way, those red
Speaker 2: heifers are coming to size, so they're not just little
Speaker 2: babies anymore, It says, So how does the red heifer
Speaker 2: ceremony connect to the end time event and the building
Speaker 2: of a third temple also temple also known as the
Speaker 2: Millennial Temple in Jerusalem? Will that third temple described in
Speaker 2: Ezeki you'll be built before Jesus Christ return? Will there
Speaker 2: be sacrifices in Jerusalem? Again, this message addresses all these points. Okay,
Speaker 2: so it's like a podcast kind of thing, but I mean,
Speaker 2: it's definitely in the works. I don't know what that means,
Speaker 2: if it's gonna take a decade or And also like
Speaker 2: even whenever it does get built, I don't know enough
Speaker 2: about this, but even whenever it does get built, does
Speaker 2: it say as soon as it's done being built or
Speaker 2: ten years after it's un being built, a hundred years
Speaker 2: after it's doun being built, that well we'll get these profits.
Speaker 7: Doesn't say most people believe it to be as soon
Speaker 7: as it's rebuilt. It very easily could be a decade
Speaker 7: after the case or whatever it is.
Speaker 6: But I mean, you gotta make it. You gotta keep
Speaker 6: in mind, dude, the ritual of desecration.
Speaker 7: Right when the Antichrist comes into the rebuilt temple and
Speaker 7: commits the act of defamation right or and desecrates the
Speaker 7: temple and all these things. It doesn't say it's immediately
Speaker 7: or it doesn't say it's a week after, because I mean,
Speaker 7: keep in mind, we're talking about in time prophetic messages
Speaker 7: that was given to the boy during a dream, so
Speaker 7: like what is time in that state? So with all that, instead,
Speaker 7: like you got to understand the amount of specific things
Speaker 7: that have to be done to have this temple rebuilt.
Speaker 7: The veil itself to go around the Holy of Holies
Speaker 7: is three foot thick woven linen, and that is covered
Speaker 7: with seal skin, and that is covered with lamb skin,
Speaker 7: and that is like, dude, it's the amount of things
Speaker 7: that have to be done perfectly, not close enough, not
Speaker 7: I guess that'll work, That won't do. It has to
Speaker 7: be done perfectly, and so like even if they just
Speaker 7: broke ground on it right now, we still got time.
Speaker 6: Dude.
Speaker 2: Well it is interesting though, because you would. I mean,
Speaker 2: they have the red heifers. They've had them for a
Speaker 2: couple of years now, like growing them and stuff like that,
Speaker 2: and I just looked it up. The red heifers typically
Speaker 2: only live fifteen to twenty years so you would have
Speaker 2: to imagine that it would happen within that time span.
Speaker 2: So maybe give or take fifteen years. You know, if
Speaker 2: the temple is rebuilt tomorrow, maybe you have a maximum
Speaker 2: of fifteen more years in order to carry out this
Speaker 2: this thing.
Speaker 5: More red heifers can be born. In a hundred years.
Speaker 7: There may in fact be a red heifer born like
Speaker 7: it doesn't That's what I'm saying. We are getting there,
Speaker 7: and I'm personally of the belief that we may very
Speaker 7: well be there within the next five years.
Speaker 6: Like I you know, I don't know.
Speaker 7: This to be a fact, but I could see that
Speaker 7: being a possibility for sure. But that being said, yeah,
Speaker 7: you asked if I believed that the new modern profits
Speaker 7: may actually be getting inspired revelations from God. I am
Speaker 7: saying that as of the current standing, I am not
Speaker 7: of that belief. I can be swayed. I can be
Speaker 7: changed on that. I would have to do more research
Speaker 7: into the specific profits themselves, but I just I have
Speaker 7: a hard time seeing it in this day and age
Speaker 7: right now.
Speaker 2: Bro Okay, all right, well teach their own I think
Speaker 2: it's probably up to the interpreter. You know, if everybody agreed,
Speaker 2: then it might be a little bit more clear cut,
Speaker 2: but there's probably a lot of people that have different
Speaker 2: opinions on that situation.
Speaker 6: I would imagine.
Speaker 5: I'll put it like this.
Speaker 7: The speaking in tongues another perfect example of something where
Speaker 7: it's like, hmm, how much of this is in the
Speaker 7: realm of bullshit? And how much of this is true?
Speaker 7: If someone is speaking in tongues, there needs to be
Speaker 7: someone who can interpret it as well, because there's multiple
Speaker 7: spiritual gifts. There's the gift of speaking in tongues and
Speaker 7: the gift of interpretation. So if you got somebody rambling
Speaker 7: off gibber jabber and nobody's there to interpret it, I
Speaker 7: hate to break it to you, hate to be that
Speaker 7: guy read the book himself. It's not Jacob's opinion is
Speaker 7: what the word says, you.
Speaker 2: Know, you know, back whenever a few years ago, when
Speaker 2: I was a single man, I was on the dating
Speaker 2: websites and shit like that, and there was this girl.
Speaker 2: I remember it now that you just brought up that, uh,
Speaker 2: speaking in tongues bullshit, But this girl bullshit majority bullshit, dude,
Speaker 2: like one hundred percent majority bullshit.
Speaker 7: I think the majority might be people working themselves into
Speaker 7: a frenzy, but neither here nor there.
Speaker 2: Well, anyway, there was this girl and we were having
Speaker 2: good conversation and everything was going well. We never got
Speaker 2: to meet in person or whatever, but I remember her
Speaker 2: asking me, you know, am I a Christian? And I
Speaker 2: was like, well, you know, I'm at that time, I
Speaker 2: was undecided on everything and and I didn't really know
Speaker 2: what I believed. And she was like, well.
Speaker 5: Still undecided on things, man.
Speaker 2: But no, no, I'm not undecided. No, I'm pretty sure
Speaker 2: that you know about my beliefs. But anyway, and that's
Speaker 2: grown obviously with the help of metamisteries and all the
Speaker 2: things that I dive into, and I'm not going to
Speaker 2: get into that. But anyway, she was like, well do
Speaker 2: you speak in tongues? And I was like, what do
Speaker 2: you even mean by that? You know? And I knew
Speaker 2: that I had known, like.
Speaker 7: I could see you answering that you were on a
Speaker 7: Christian dating site.
Speaker 5: Like if you're asking if I go down, the answer
Speaker 5: is yes.
Speaker 2: Wait, no, it wasn't a Christian dating website. She just
Speaker 2: happened to be a Christian. That was like, well, my
Speaker 2: future husband is going to be speaking in tongues? Do
Speaker 2: you speak in tongues. I was like, I'm sure I
Speaker 2: could learn, you know, I mean, I'm sure it's like
Speaker 2: a quality or a trait that I could pick up on.
Speaker 2: But and she was like, well, no, no, this isn't
Speaker 2: going to work. Then I was like whatever, I mean,
Speaker 2: people have their there are certain stances, whatever. I just
Speaker 2: thought that it was like super weird that you wouldn't
Speaker 2: want to date somebody for that. And conversely, there was
Speaker 2: another girl that didn't want to date me because I
Speaker 2: gave her my astrological chart and she was like, oh,
Speaker 2: I can't. I can't beete with you. You're a Taurus
Speaker 2: and you know you have a You're what was it
Speaker 2: like your moon is in Scorpio or some bullshit. And
Speaker 2: I was like, well, disregard the entire conversation that we
Speaker 2: just had getting along and you look at my chart
Speaker 2: and you know what I mean, Like, some people take
Speaker 2: it to an extreme level, no matter what your beliefs are.
Speaker 5: I've broken up with a girl because she preferred pepsi
Speaker 5: over coke. Look, I get it. You gotta stand for something.
Speaker 2: That could not have been the only reason you broke
Speaker 2: up with her.
Speaker 7: I mean, don't get me wrong, it was in high school.
Speaker 7: So it's not like it had a lot of weight
Speaker 7: behind the relationship or anything. But like, look, I'm sorry,
Speaker 7: I can't. What am I to do deal with somebody
Speaker 7: that supports communism? Fuck all that noise, dude, I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: Anyway, we can get back to the chat now, Zombie,
Speaker 2: you know, going back off of that the black Rock
Speaker 2: and Blackstone Zombie said the CEO. I don't know if
Speaker 2: you're talking about Larry Fink, but the CEO is the
Speaker 2: founder with the other seven partners, founded the Blackstone Group,
Speaker 2: then broke off on his own in ninety four. That's right.
Speaker 2: Remember we talked about there was Blackstone and black Rock
Speaker 2: and then they had that split. I remember learn about that.
Speaker 2: But from then Blackrock is now controlling eleven trillion dollars
Speaker 2: worth of assets. Yeah, buddy, they get that cheese. The
Speaker 2: White Boy Wizard said, after what Trump just blasted about
Speaker 2: Thomas Massey, I'm pretty much done with his ass. I
Speaker 2: don't know if I heard about that.
Speaker 5: First of all, who's Thomas Massey? I might know him,
Speaker 5: but I'm horriboard names.
Speaker 2: I have no idea. Jujul uh, Well, I have it
Speaker 2: pulled up here, the link that he had sent I
Speaker 2: don't know is this a Trump.
Speaker 4: Truth.
Speaker 5: He's a US representative.
Speaker 2: Anyway, it says I believe this is Trump saying this,
Speaker 2: but it says millions of criminals to invent. Okay, sometimes
Speaker 2: it takes great courage to do the right thing. Congressman
Speaker 2: Thomas Matthew Massey, a beautiful Kentucky, is an automatic no
Speaker 2: vote on just about everything, despite the fact that he
Speaker 2: has always voted for continuing resolutions in the past. He
Speaker 2: should be primaried and I will lead the charge against him.
Speaker 2: He's just another grand stander who's too much in trouble
Speaker 2: and not worth the fight. He reminds me of Liz
Speaker 2: Cheney before her historic record breaking fall. The people of
Speaker 2: Kentucky won't stand for it. Just watch. Do I have
Speaker 2: any takers anyway? Thank you again to the House Freedom
Speaker 2: Caucus for your very important something something.
Speaker 7: So he's a representative from Kentucky and apparently he's a
Speaker 7: grand stander.
Speaker 5: I don't know that to be a fact, but okay.
Speaker 2: Uh, let's see Trump and Thomas.
Speaker 7: I will say, I am very happy that so many
Speaker 7: politicians are going to be primaried. I don't know much
Speaker 7: about Thomas Massey, so I'm not speaking like, oh, I'm
Speaker 7: happy that he'll be primaried or whatever the case. But
Speaker 7: I am very happy that a lot of politicians are
Speaker 7: at risk of losing their job. This makes me very happy,
Speaker 7: all right. So this is Republican dan Democrat. I like
Speaker 7: both of them. Like having to actually do their job
Speaker 7: otherwise they could potentially lose it.
Speaker 5: That makes me happy.
Speaker 2: So Trump vows to lead the charge to unseat GOP Rep. Massey,
Speaker 2: it says President Trump said Monday that he would lead
Speaker 2: the charge to oust Representative Massey for his refusal to
Speaker 2: support Republican's government funding bill. So the Congressman Thomas Massey,
Speaker 2: a beautiful Kentucky is an automatic no, which would which
Speaker 2: we just read and then it says yes. But Trump
Speaker 2: has previously tried unsuccessfully to oust Massey, who signaled on
Speaker 2: Monday that he is not afraid of another Trump back
Speaker 2: primary challenger. Three times, I've had a challenger who tried
Speaker 2: to be more maga than me. None busted twenty five
Speaker 2: percent because my constituents preferred transparency in principles over blind allegiance.
Speaker 2: Massey said that he will oppose the short term government
Speaker 2: spending measure because it keeps federal funding at twenty twenty
Speaker 2: four levels without enshrining the cuts the Doze just made,
Speaker 2: and then it says with a roughly two seat majority,
Speaker 2: Johnson has faced a nail bier on virtually every major
Speaker 2: vote of the last three months due to Massi's refusal
Speaker 2: to be a reliable GOP vote.
Speaker 7: So a reliable GOP vote or reliable Trump vote, because
Speaker 7: that reads different, right, like he's saying, and I don't
Speaker 7: know this. Maybe he's full of shit, right, Maybe Massy's
Speaker 7: completely full of shit here. But if he's not, and
Speaker 7: if he's serious that he has kept it transparent with
Speaker 7: his constituents, then I like it.
Speaker 5: I like that he's being open and honest about everything.
Speaker 6: And that's the thing.
Speaker 7: Trump is also stacking the deck in a very Trump way,
Speaker 7: not necessarily a very GOP way, because the GOP way
Speaker 7: and the Trump way are not necessarily the same thing,
Speaker 7: although the two are getting conflated to be such. But again,
Speaker 7: are we wanting the GOP way to continue, because that's
Speaker 7: kind of been the vibe for the past few decades,
Speaker 7: the democra and the Republican way and all these things.
Speaker 7: And I'm not saying that Trump is the way the
Speaker 7: truth in life by any means. But what I'm saying
Speaker 7: is that we need a very drastic change in a
Speaker 7: lot of ways. The pendulum needs to swing this way,
Speaker 7: at least at the moment, and who knows, maybe the
Speaker 7: next election the pendulum will swing in the exact opposite direction.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think the the problem that they're that is
Speaker 2: going on with Trump and all of his posse is
Speaker 2: that he wants every single person to not disagree with
Speaker 2: anything that he's saying. And I get it if you're
Speaker 2: trying to drain the swamp, or you're trying to get
Speaker 2: rid of certain individuals who may be pied u uh,
Speaker 2: you know, like paid off from other corporations or other
Speaker 2: government entities or a pac or some kind of shit
Speaker 2: like that where they're not completely devoted to this country.
Speaker 2: Sure kick him to the curb. But whenever you're full
Speaker 2: on maga, and that's that's blind following. I do believe
Speaker 2: to a certain point, like and that's why I've never
Speaker 2: really cared so much about oh, what's her name from Michigan,
Speaker 2: Michigan or Wisconsin or something like that. Anyway, a lot
Speaker 2: of the QAnon people like to bring her up a lot.
Speaker 2: She couldn't get her head farther up Trump's ass. And
Speaker 2: there's a lot of people that are writing off of
Speaker 2: the Maga coattails for sure, Like that is something that
Speaker 2: they're trying to ride off of those coattails in order
Speaker 2: to be able to get to a certain level within politics.
Speaker 2: And that does work. I mean, you're even seeing like Argentina,
Speaker 2: the Argentina president is running off of Trump policy and
Speaker 2: the Trump ideology. You see it part way in Brazil
Speaker 2: as well, where you're getting these these people who are
Speaker 2: more personality than they are policymakers. And that's a dangerous
Speaker 2: thing because Trump you can't disagree with the statement that
Speaker 2: Trump is a little divisive, right, like one hundred percent,
Speaker 2: Like he's pretty devisive. And so now that ideology, that
Speaker 2: personality is catching fire in other countries that have seen
Speaker 2: how successful he's been able to be just off of
Speaker 2: his fiery personality, and that's a dangerous thing whenever you're
Speaker 2: only leading by personality. You know, I don't know, I
Speaker 2: the last thing I want in government is a bunch
Speaker 2: of yes men. Isn't that the reason why this whole
Speaker 2: country became so corrupt In the first place, because they
Speaker 2: became yes men to the people that were paying them off.
Speaker 2: They didn't necessarily represent the people. They were more so
Speaker 2: representing whoever was putting money in their pocketbook. And so
Speaker 2: I could see it going wrong. I could see it
Speaker 2: going bad. I'm not saying that that's the case for
Speaker 2: this Thomas Massey character. I don't really know a whole
Speaker 2: lot about him.
Speaker 3: But.
Speaker 2: I mean I get it like certain people have certain
Speaker 2: morals and they want to stick for that in I mean,
Speaker 2: maybe Maga disagrees with that a little bit, you know.
Speaker 7: I mean, I don't know this, but is Thomas Massey
Speaker 7: considered a rhino has even putting a target on his
Speaker 7: back for a little while here, and Trump's just the
Speaker 7: first to call it out. Or is it very possible
Speaker 7: that this guy is just not willing to ben the
Speaker 7: knee and Trump has an issue with that.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't know enough about it, so I
Speaker 2: can't even necessarily speak on it, but I mean I guess, well, uh, okay,
Speaker 2: here we go, Rhino Tracker on a website, Rhino Tracker
Speaker 2: says Thomas Massey, current representative for Kentucky's fourth congressional district,
Speaker 2: Rhino Trackers score is a five, So I don't know
Speaker 2: what the scale is, but uh, okay.
Speaker 7: Let's check it out. See what Uh, let's see who
Speaker 7: else do we know? There is like a confirmed rhino.
Speaker 7: Let's check out what their numbers are to where we
Speaker 7: can well, let's.
Speaker 2: Let's check this out. This is uh Rhino Trackers score RTS.
Speaker 2: The Rhino Trackers score rank from one to ten, ten
Speaker 2: being the worst rhino possible. So if you're a one
Speaker 2: to three rhino, the rhino may have made a few
Speaker 2: mistakes or voted for a few unconservative policies, but he
Speaker 2: or she still holds conservative values. As the rhino is
Speaker 2: ranked higher, they get slightly less conservative. They don't need,
Speaker 2: they don't have to be removed from office, but must
Speaker 2: be pushed not to support some of the unconservative policies
Speaker 2: they supported. Four to five, which is your boy. Thomas Massey,
Speaker 2: according to this website, says as a rhino. As a
Speaker 2: rhino gets to this point, they are becoming less conservative
Speaker 2: and must really be pushed to support better policies. They
Speaker 2: aren't bad enough yet to be removed from office. Okay,
Speaker 2: so not full on rhino. But then you get to
Speaker 2: a six to seven a rhino that should be removed
Speaker 2: from office at this point because they because of their
Speaker 2: disloyalty to conservative values. And then of course you get
Speaker 2: the super rhinos. The eight to tens says, at this
Speaker 2: point the rhino has become so bad that they aren't
Speaker 2: really conservative anymore. They might be in or even a liberal.
Speaker 2: They should be immediately removed from office.
Speaker 7: So okay, So Massy ranked a five on this list,
Speaker 7: So like, all right, it's does it give a reason
Speaker 7: why they gave him a five?
Speaker 5: Or is it just that's all they have?
Speaker 2: Ummmm? He joined Democrats in protecting China from US tariffs,
Speaker 2: He voted against the Secure Border Act, he voted against
Speaker 2: the China Financial Threat Mitigation Act, and he voted against
Speaker 2: censoring Adam Shift or Shift. So yeah, I think that's
Speaker 2: a fair thing to give him a five.
Speaker 5: I mean, I don't hmm.
Speaker 7: If you're pro Adam shift your ship, I could I
Speaker 7: could kind of get behind. Uh what do you mean
Speaker 7: you voted against the China tariffs? You'll fuck the CCP
Speaker 7: bro Well, it says.
Speaker 2: The China Financial Threat Mitigation Act, or HR thirty forty four,
Speaker 2: seeks to strengthen the United States response to China by
Speaker 2: requiring the Financial Stability the Oversight Council to analyze emerging
Speaker 2: financial threats from the People's Republic of China, to strengthen
Speaker 2: international cooperation in the mitigation of such threats, and for
Speaker 2: other purposes. The bill passed four hundred to five. All
Speaker 2: the nay votes were from Republican representatives. As of now,
Speaker 2: it is unknown why they voted against the bill, so
Speaker 2: it passed. He was one of the four hundred that
Speaker 2: help it pass. Here are the Republicans that voted against
Speaker 2: the bill. Oh, I don't know. That's kind of misleading.
Speaker 2: Let me see. So let's see here. Oh that you
Speaker 2: wanted to look into the protecting China from US tariffs,
Speaker 2: that's the one.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but I'm also looking He was against the censorship
Speaker 7: of Adam Schiff. Adam Schiff who is a representative from California.
Speaker 7: The vote was to censor him for comments made several
Speaker 7: years ago about the investigations into Donald Trump's ties with Russia,
Speaker 7: which again at the time, every one of those things
Speaker 7: they looked into just found connections to Killery to Russia
Speaker 7: and none to Trump and Russia.
Speaker 2: That's what they do that. I mean that anytime they
Speaker 2: are trying to accuse somebody else of doing something. It's
Speaker 2: usually they're the ones that are doing it. Like we've
Speaker 2: seen that time and time and time again. It's like
Speaker 2: whenever you're a little kid, dude, and you have a
Speaker 2: brother or sister that maybe you did something that you
Speaker 2: know your parents are going to get mad at. Well,
Speaker 2: before your brother goes and rats you out to your parents,
Speaker 2: you're gonna go to your parents and be like, oh,
Speaker 2: he did that. I used to do that shit all
Speaker 2: the time to my brother, and most of the time
Speaker 2: they believe me.
Speaker 7: It is though this guy was saying or not not uh,
Speaker 7: your boy from Kentucky, dude from California was one of
Speaker 7: the ones that was like beating the drums, saying like,
Speaker 7: there's clearly something here, Russian collusion, all these things, and
Speaker 7: Trump voted to say or they were voting to censor
Speaker 7: him and stop him from saying this shit. This guy
Speaker 7: was in favor of not stopping him from talking that shit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's what it seems like. But going back
Speaker 2: to this one talking about Massy, whenever he joined the
Speaker 2: Democrats in protecting China from US tariffs, that's not a
Speaker 2: good thing, not a good thing, so HJ Resolution thirty
Speaker 2: nine disapproving the rules submitted by the Department of Commerce
Speaker 2: relating to procedures covering suspension of liquidation duties and estimated
Speaker 2: duties in accord with Presidential Proclamation one oh four to
Speaker 2: one four, passed in the House two hundred and twenty
Speaker 2: one to two oh two on April twenty eight through
Speaker 2: twenty twenty three. The resolution seeks to appeal the Biden
Speaker 2: Administration's two year solar Panel tariff suspension. Nine House Republicans
Speaker 2: voted with a majority of Democrats against the resolution, while
Speaker 2: twelve Democrat Democrats joined Republicans in voting for the resolution.
Speaker 2: So that's not a good look whenever you got Democrats
Speaker 2: siding with the Republicans and your Republican that siding with
Speaker 2: the Democrats, Like, I mean, yeah, I would say Ryan,
Speaker 2: I know. But it says Biden's tariff suspension helps Southeast
Speaker 2: Asian countries and China while hurting US manufacturers, which could
Speaker 2: potentially cause job loss in US markets. The Senate passed
Speaker 2: the resolution fifty six to forty one, with one Republican
Speaker 2: voting against the resolution and nine Democrats voting with Republicans
Speaker 2: for the resolution. President Biden vetoed the resolution on May seventeenth,
Speaker 2: and yeah, your boy Thomas Massey was against that.
Speaker 5: Oh okay, not a good look.
Speaker 2: What a cool website? Are Rhino Tracker?
Speaker 6: That one in the repertoire?
Speaker 3: Dude?
Speaker 7: I feel like we're gonna find many uses for that
Speaker 7: one as the show continues.
Speaker 2: I love calling out the rhinos or aka eunicorns.
Speaker 5: Is there a version of that for the Democrats?
Speaker 2: Dino?
Speaker 5: We've talked about that? Is there a dino tracker?
Speaker 2: I don't think anybody talks about it because most of
Speaker 2: the Democrats are fully on board, like that's Democrats use
Speaker 2: stick together for the most part. And from my understanding,
Speaker 2: but spirit Animal, what are your thoughts on this whole
Speaker 2: rhino situation?
Speaker 4: Sir?
Speaker 2: You are a unicorn? Do you have a unicorn? And
Speaker 2: you're you are the prehistoric rhino? Oh you're muted there, Bud,
Speaker 2: But the unicorn rhino?
Speaker 3: I uh no, So they didn't have a platypus emoji.
Speaker 3: So I said, what else is the badass animal? Oh,
Speaker 3: it'd be the horse for a fucking knife, and it
Speaker 3: said that that's pretty badass, dope. But no, honestly, I
Speaker 3: think that all of the politicians or nothing but of
Speaker 3: bloodsucking vampires, and there they are what's killing our country.
Speaker 3: And I mean, at least the Romans had something called
Speaker 3: testimation that somewhat made sense, so.
Speaker 7: That wasn't done to politicians, though big Dog that was
Speaker 7: under soldiers.
Speaker 5: For mutant reasons and things, and that was brutal.
Speaker 3: I mean, what are the politicians doing if not treason
Speaker 3: by selling by selling out america soul?
Speaker 5: That's very true.
Speaker 7: Although if if we were going to go that route
Speaker 7: and have decimation become the law of the day for
Speaker 7: the politicians, like true decimation, the correct historical version. I
Speaker 7: don't think many of them have the strength like to
Speaker 7: beat the shit out of one of them to death,
Speaker 7: Like you know, if they were.
Speaker 5: To do that, that'd be dope to watch.
Speaker 7: I just I have a hard time seeing old Pocahontas
Speaker 7: using all of her strength to physically harm somebody to
Speaker 7: death with their bare hands.
Speaker 6: That'd be hilarious. I would pay money to watch that.
Speaker 3: Tell me the ones that that have like that's been
Speaker 3: proven that even like they were, they couldn't. I believe
Speaker 3: that every politician should be tracked by the FBI. Hey,
Speaker 3: you're a politician, you're going to be tracked and how
Speaker 3: and they have committed, they have valiated all about rights.
Speaker 3: I mean, he'll look at what they did to the
Speaker 3: hell the DA they put the phantool and all the
Speaker 3: fucking drugs. I'm one of the percent truly believe that
Speaker 3: they put crack cocaine in the black communities. They they
Speaker 3: injected them with syphilis and Tuskegee, Alabama. Uh my, my dog.
Speaker 3: What I'm saying is we can't trust the fuckers they
Speaker 3: and they sell. They're selling us all out. They're selling
Speaker 3: the United States farmland and that that that topic is
Speaker 3: very sensitive. I grew up in in a farming fa
Speaker 3: uh my stepdad's farming. But my whole thing is I
Speaker 3: don't trust them there. They are a cancer. And personally
Speaker 3: I believe that they should all get at least two terms.
Speaker 3: I don't believe that they should be uh that the
Speaker 3: president on against two terms, but they get to go
Speaker 3: into the fucking uh dust and in the wind.
Speaker 5: I agree.
Speaker 6: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: I'm glad that there's some that are like at risk
Speaker 7: of being primaried right now, Like yes, yes, they need
Speaker 7: to either do what they say they're going to do.
Speaker 5: Or lose their fucking job. I'm about that.
Speaker 3: I just believe that they that you, I personally that
Speaker 3: if you're a politician, you should at least have been
Speaker 3: you should have at least been in the military at
Speaker 3: so or so your country. I don't believe politics should
Speaker 3: be a fucking career. Not I do believe that if
Speaker 3: you are, if you were in the military and you
Speaker 3: know how everything works, then yes you could be it.
Speaker 3: But I don't believe that politics should be in the military.
Speaker 7: No, I agree, I mean I should. You've heard me
Speaker 7: say it before. I believe that way too many people
Speaker 7: have the right to vote in this country. And I'm
Speaker 7: not just military, but if you've served in any capacity
Speaker 7: you know, EMTs, cops, teachers, even in some regard, could
Speaker 7: be said that they serve their nation modical personel. You know,
Speaker 7: there's a list of things that could be considered service
Speaker 7: to your nation that aren't necessarily behind the trigger.
Speaker 6: You know what I mean.
Speaker 7: And I think these people, if anything, should have that
Speaker 7: right more than and the people that are filling up
Speaker 7: Walmart bags at gas stations every time a hurricane's about
Speaker 7: to come through, because that makes sense to some people
Speaker 7: that what, yeah, you ain't seen those videos when they
Speaker 7: don't have gas cans, they go and fill up like
Speaker 7: trash bags full of gasoline and throw in the trunk
Speaker 7: of their car, and then they get a really shitty
Speaker 7: surprise when they get home and realize how corrosive gasoline
Speaker 7: is and how it eats through soft plastics.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there was a goal that came into the get
Speaker 3: into the store a couple of weeks ago. She uh too,
Speaker 3: She went in, bought bought a big cup, the plastic
Speaker 3: thirty two ounce cup, went outside to.
Speaker 4: Put diesel in it. Oh yep, I'm like, bitch, that's
Speaker 4: how you make napalm.
Speaker 5: Like, but that's one match away from being napalm.
Speaker 6: Brother.
Speaker 7: I mean that, you know, hey, and that the kids
Speaker 7: and that person has a vote that is equal to
Speaker 7: your and equal to a doctor's and equal to an engineer's.
Speaker 5: And it's like, you know, but you gotta.
Speaker 3: Keep in mind, this is also the same generation that
Speaker 3: fucking eats tide pods.
Speaker 4: Bitches Bowden.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I don't like that what you just said is accurate.
Speaker 7: I don't like that, but that's also very true. Those
Speaker 7: kids are eating tide pods. Probably just voted in this
Speaker 7: last election and that see. Look, I'm a fan of
Speaker 7: barriers to entry, I really am.
Speaker 5: I know it's an unpopular hot take, but.
Speaker 6: That's just me anyway. Oh update, Uh so I was
Speaker 6: on the tickety Talk.
Speaker 4: I don't want to get on it much.
Speaker 3: But they apparently so the how we talked about Kendrick
Speaker 3: Johnson's murder and everything.
Speaker 6: The two suspects apparently allegedly because I know for.
Speaker 3: A fact George's fucking copt as his sons, they eclipt
Speaker 3: as a preacher. Yeah, so they had allegedly gotten a
Speaker 3: confession from the best friend. I had proof, and they
Speaker 3: done away with it. And then and but they but
Speaker 3: a officer did get the laked like the late the
Speaker 3: transcript could uh and elite the video fouls and everything,
Speaker 3: but they got scrubbed. And it's really fucked. I don't
Speaker 3: think the boy will ever get justice.
Speaker 5: Probably not. I'm I'm very sorry to hear that too.
Speaker 2: That's a bitch, yeah, buddy. In other news, Joel said
Speaker 2: Elon also said Ukraine might have hacked Twitter. Did you
Speaker 2: hear about that?
Speaker 5: I have not?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Pretty crazy. I will share the article here.
Speaker 5: The Twitter not X though, So it's.
Speaker 2: No, it's X. It's just some people say some people
Speaker 2: say X but this was just like a couple of
Speaker 2: days ago, but it says Elon Musk has pointed the
Speaker 2: finger at Ukraine for a major cyber attack on X
Speaker 2: that caused outrages throughout or outages throughout Monday. Tens of
Speaker 2: thousands of users reported at least three major outages on
Speaker 2: of the website and app. Pro Palestinian hacker group dark
Speaker 2: Storm Team claimed responsibility for the DDoS attack on the platform.
Speaker 2: According to the public telegram post. The group is known
Speaker 2: for primarily targeting countries and entities that support Israel's attack
Speaker 2: on Gaza following Hamas's surprise attack on October seven to
Speaker 2: twenty twenty three. However, Musk suggested that a large coordinated
Speaker 2: group and or a country is involved in the massive
Speaker 2: hack in a series of posts on X, he goes
Speaker 2: we get attacked every day, but this was done with
Speaker 2: a lot of resources. Musk later told Larry Kudlow during
Speaker 2: an interview on Fox News that hackers that the hackers
Speaker 2: had an IP address originating in the Ukraine area.
Speaker 7: Oh shit, Now, how massive was this cyber attack?
Speaker 6: Bro?
Speaker 2: Well, it says on Monday, at least three X outages
Speaker 2: took place due to a distributed denial of service, So
Speaker 2: that's what DIDOS stands for, attacks which used bots to
Speaker 2: shut down devices or networks by overwhelming them with traffic.
Speaker 2: More than forty thousand reports flooded down Detector during the outages.
Speaker 2: Dark Storm team, who took responsibility for the attacks, has
Speaker 2: unconfirmed but highly likely links to Russia and strong partnerships
Speaker 2: with other groups, according to Orange Cyber Defense.
Speaker 7: So so there's ties to Russia with this, but it
Speaker 7: was from a Ukrainian address.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what it says. Well, I mean, and that's
Speaker 2: the thing this dark Storm team they're saying, it's probably
Speaker 2: highly likely Russia, And so I don't know.
Speaker 7: Is it possible that they were using a VPN they
Speaker 7: rerouted to a Ukranian address and so that they could
Speaker 7: frame Ukraine. Is it equally possible that it was Russian
Speaker 7: pro Russian actors in Ukraine because they do have some
Speaker 7: of those that was doing this on behalf of Russia
Speaker 7: from Ukraine. Is it also possible that it was Ukrainian
Speaker 7: nationalists who for whatever reason decided to start fucking with Elon.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I don't know. I mean, let's just
Speaker 2: hear it from him. This is an interview that he
Speaker 2: had just a couple of days ago. So check out yesterday. Actually,
Speaker 2: let's see.
Speaker 12: There was a cyber attack on X today which shut
Speaker 12: it down and may have been foreign sourced.
Speaker 2: It's a big story. You want to give us a
Speaker 2: moment on that.
Speaker 12: Well, we're not sure exactly what happened, but there was
Speaker 12: a massive cyber attack to try to bring down the
Speaker 12: X system with IP addresses originating in the Ukraine area.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, I mean, we'll see what happens from that.
Speaker 2: But they especially if we're talking about the hit pieces,
Speaker 2: about how they could have allegedly possibly had something to
Speaker 2: do with the Info Wars journalist and you know, maybe
Speaker 2: something to do with your boy Musk here moving forward.
Speaker 2: But I don't know, it's a weird times right now.
Speaker 2: I don't know who to trust with all this. That's
Speaker 2: my thing, Like I don't, Like we've said before, there's
Speaker 2: no such thing as good guys and bad guys. Whenever
Speaker 2: you're talking about this arena right here, so whenever you
Speaker 2: got a certain hacker group that or you got Elon
Speaker 2: saying well it's coming out of Ukraine, or at least
Speaker 2: that's the IP address, and then you got this hacker
Speaker 2: group saying it's most likely Russia, and I'm like, all right, well,
Speaker 2: why would you automatically just assume that it's Russia? Like
Speaker 2: first off, like I'm by no means pro Russia or
Speaker 2: anything like that, but you know, just to automatically assume
Speaker 2: that Russia is always the fall guy for a lot
Speaker 2: of this kind of shit. And so to me, it
Speaker 2: just makes my ears perk up and be like wow, okay,
Speaker 2: so they're gonna try and put it on Russia. That's
Speaker 2: not to say that Russia has none terrible shit. So
Speaker 2: that's why I'm like, I don't know who to believe
Speaker 2: or what to believe whenever it comes to this kind
Speaker 2: of stuff.
Speaker 7: I mean, like, very good point. You really don't know
Speaker 7: who to trust on this. Because if this cyber attack
Speaker 7: would have come from inside a Hamas controlled area, the
Speaker 7: IP addresses led to the West Bank or whatever the
Speaker 7: case may be, right then they would say, oh, it
Speaker 7: was a Hamas cyber terror attack or was it the
Speaker 7: IDF that rerouted it? Because if we're talking about hacking,
Speaker 7: all you have to do is just reroute an IP address.
Speaker 6: That's what a VPN does.
Speaker 7: Right, And it's very easy to reroute it to a
Speaker 7: specific location to try to frame somebody, So it very
Speaker 7: easily could be Ukrainians, could very easily be Russians. But
Speaker 7: I mean, the reason why Russian gets the scapegoat so
Speaker 7: often in these types of things is because they get
Speaker 7: caught so often, like and it does get.
Speaker 6: Confirmed to be true.
Speaker 7: Not just cyber attacks, I mean influencing elections, influencing uh,
Speaker 7: and I'm not talking about America by I mean, they
Speaker 7: just got caught influencing the Romanian election two years ago.
Speaker 7: That wasn't even like a well it's a hypothet no, no, no,
Speaker 7: they confirmed it, they found all of it. It's it's
Speaker 7: right there. But how easy would it have been to
Speaker 7: reroute that IP address to be from China and frame
Speaker 7: China for the situation. The fact that it came from
Speaker 7: a Ukrainian address actually sends more red flags to me
Speaker 7: than not Like it doesn't. That doesn't immediately scream to
Speaker 7: me that Ukrainians tried to shut down X it possibly
Speaker 7: could have been.
Speaker 5: I just it doesn't. It doesn't initially tell me that.
Speaker 2: Well, I just I think it's interesting. A lot of
Speaker 2: this shit that's happening online, within social media, within crypto.
Speaker 2: Have you heard about that that Chinese whistle blower lately?
Speaker 2: It was like a like less than a month ago
Speaker 2: where there was essentially there, you know, because they there's
Speaker 2: a lot. I mean, it's a communist country, so they
Speaker 2: can't come out and you know say things in whistleblow
Speaker 2: like I imagine there's no protection for whistleblowers in China.
Speaker 6: Right, they get killed.
Speaker 2: Well, this guy, he spent a shitload of money on ethereum,
Speaker 2: or of ethereum by by making a post so that
Speaker 2: the whole world could see it. And I thought that
Speaker 2: it was pretty interesting for us to you know, bring
Speaker 2: up here for a second. But it says, let's go
Speaker 2: to the beginning, all right. So Chinese ethereum holders spend
Speaker 2: six point eight million dollars to warn against mass mind control.
Speaker 2: Have you heard about this?
Speaker 5: I have not, but I would love to hear more.
Speaker 2: Unreal, dude, it's crazy. It says a Chinese man transferred
Speaker 2: more than twenty five hundred and fifty three ether worth
Speaker 2: six point eight million dollars to various addresses, including a
Speaker 2: burn address in Wikileik's donations, while claiming that Chinese entities
Speaker 2: and corporations are controlling people with mind control technology and device.
Speaker 2: On February seventeenth, the Ether investor named who les Lesie,
Speaker 2: I guess he transferred five hundred eighth to Ether to
Speaker 2: a null address associated with token burn events. This unusual
Speaker 2: transfer of funds was flagged by crypto intelligence and trading
Speaker 2: platform Arkham. But you can see right here it says
Speaker 2: that he burned. This morning an address sent one point
Speaker 2: three million of eth to burn to the burn address,
Speaker 2: accusing some Chinese investors of using brain computer weapons. It
Speaker 2: is now completely unrecoverable, so and then you'll be able
Speaker 2: to so in these things, I guess you can leave
Speaker 2: a message, you know, and I don't really know exactly
Speaker 2: how it works, but whenever you're burning certain crypto, you
Speaker 2: can leave a message in there, I guess. And it
Speaker 2: says the CEO of Kowan Day Investment, Feng Shin and
Speaker 2: and Shoe Shoji used brain computer weapons to persecute all
Speaker 2: company employees and former employees, and even they themselves were controlled.
Speaker 2: So there is full on robotics of the mind that
Speaker 2: is being put in some of these people that are
Speaker 2: I guess, you know, making certain policies in China or
Speaker 2: whoever is in control over there, but it says Further
Speaker 2: investigation from coin Telegraph found that Lezi made sixteen high
Speaker 2: value transactions to various addresses including wikileiks donations, Ethereum Foundation
Speaker 2: in a few unlabeled and burn addresses. It says the
Speaker 2: mind control technology behind millions of dollars of ether transfers.
Speaker 2: Each of the transactions contain on chain messages in which
Speaker 2: Lezi claimed Chinese companies and entities were using brain computer
Speaker 2: weapons to persecute employees and turn their victims into puppets
Speaker 2: or complete slaves to the digital machine.
Speaker 6: Home.
Speaker 5: Sounds very Chinese, it sounds very CCP.
Speaker 7: But all right, so if that's true, this whistleblower is
Speaker 7: probably dead right now. I mean, most likely CCP was
Speaker 7: bagging and tagging students in America for putting up a
Speaker 7: Facebook post that was a little too pro red, white
Speaker 7: and blue, and they were taking them in the middle
Speaker 7: of the night and sending them back home. This guy
Speaker 7: blowing the whistle in China and moving that much money, big.
Speaker 2: Dog, I mean, I imagine that it's a pseudonym or a pseudonyme.
Speaker 2: What is they called? What's the big name okay pseudonym,
Speaker 2: but this is the messages that he wrote in there.
Speaker 2: He goes, I'm who Lezi, an ordinary programmer and entrepreneur.
Speaker 2: Since October of twenty twenty two, I've realized that I
Speaker 2: have been monitored and manipulated by brain control organization since
Speaker 2: I was born. And when I realized the existence a
Speaker 2: brain control organization, they were also increasing the harm to me.
Speaker 2: I have been very miserable for the past two years,
Speaker 2: and I have now reached the point where I have
Speaker 2: completely lost my dignity as a human being. I have
Speaker 2: decided to leave this world. Oh shit, he might have
Speaker 2: killed himself. I have decided to leave this world and
Speaker 2: also hope that this ugly world would be destroyed as
Speaker 2: soon as possible. Brain computer chips have been deployed on
Speaker 2: large scales, and all military powers are using base stations, radios,
Speaker 2: and nano brain computer chips to control all citizens. As
Speaker 2: the brain computer interface and mind reading technology keeps developing,
Speaker 2: there's a new mode of crime in which wild animals
Speaker 2: become puppets or complete slaves to the digital machine. Holy shit,
Speaker 2: So he killed himself after doing all of this, I assume. So,
Speaker 2: I mean it's probably a pseudonym. I mean, I imagine. Oh,
Speaker 2: I mean, if you're gonna kill yourself, you may as
Speaker 2: well put your name on it. But he goes on
Speaker 2: to say, he goes there is a new mode of
Speaker 2: crime in which the victim is gradually deprived of his
Speaker 2: senses of desire until he becomes a complete slave to
Speaker 2: the digital machine. And if one day I become a
Speaker 2: victim of the final stage, I will leave this world.
Speaker 2: There is a new mode of crime in which the
Speaker 2: victim is gradually deprived. Okay, it's the same thing, wild shit,
Speaker 2: but anyway. Lesie describes himself as a computer programmer who
Speaker 2: recently realized that he had been He had been monitored
Speaker 2: and manipulated his entire life. The people controlling his mind
Speaker 2: had intensified their harm toward him since that realization, he claimed,
Speaker 2: among other things, he specifically blamed Kwanda Investment, Chinese CEOs,
Speaker 2: the fang Shin, and the shoe Uji, accusing them of
Speaker 2: bringing computer weapons to persecute employees. Okay, but yeah, this
Speaker 2: was the series of expenditures or transactions. So he spent
Speaker 2: five hundred and ninety one eight five hundred, eight one
Speaker 2: hundred eight one hundred eight three hundred eighth and eth
Speaker 2: I mean it's it's kind of dude, like just one
Speaker 2: of them is pretty expensive. I think, I don't know exactly.
Speaker 2: I don't keep up with ethereum that much, but I mean,
Speaker 2: he spent millions of dollars to get this message out,
Speaker 2: and so it says in total, Leslie gave away twenty
Speaker 2: five hundred and fifty three point twenty five eight to
Speaker 2: highlight his message and at a market value of about
Speaker 2: six point six or six point eighty six million as
Speaker 2: of February eighteenth. What what do you think about that? I mean,
Speaker 2: do you think that? I mean, you don't put that
Speaker 2: kind of money to give out to give out that message.
Speaker 2: If you're the Chinese communist regime, you're not spending that
Speaker 2: kind of money to put out a message just to
Speaker 2: throw people off the track, especially if you're not trying
Speaker 2: to garner that attention, you know, towards towards the government itself, right, Like,
Speaker 2: I can't imagine that being a thing.
Speaker 5: If that is in fact a true story.
Speaker 2: I mean, he spent a lot of money to get
Speaker 2: the message out. That's almost like the Chinese Edward Snowden
Speaker 2: at that point.
Speaker 5: If that money was really spent.
Speaker 6: Oh you wasn't.
Speaker 5: Oh you can the propaganda piece.
Speaker 2: You can track. You can track those transactions on the blockchain.
Speaker 2: That's how people were able to find these messages by
Speaker 2: tracking the transactions. Transactions, gotcha.
Speaker 5: See I know nothing of crypto, so okay.
Speaker 7: So they were actually able to track that that much
Speaker 7: money had been moved from point A to point B
Speaker 7: that many times.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and a lot of them to burner accounts, which
Speaker 2: means you can't even recoup that if you.
Speaker 6: Tried, damn well.
Speaker 7: I have always been of the belief that China uses
Speaker 7: mind control techniques on their people. That doesn't shock me
Speaker 7: by any stretch of the imagination, honestly. And this dude
Speaker 7: coming out with all of those facts either A he
Speaker 7: unalived himself or B he's a you know, in a
Speaker 7: in a prison work camp being worked as a slave
Speaker 7: for the rest of his life.
Speaker 2: Sure, I mean, I could see China doing some shit
Speaker 2: like that. They're the they're the leader in smart cities
Speaker 2: right now, they're the leader in monitoring all of their
Speaker 2: all of their citizens. I mean so much so that
Speaker 2: they're even tracking like facial expressions, like you can't get
Speaker 2: away with nothing over there. It is crazy. I mean,
Speaker 2: we've talked about it many of times, but they are
Speaker 2: full on dystopian empire over there.
Speaker 5: And they're all starving.
Speaker 7: Let's not forget that little fact, which is why they
Speaker 7: have to keep buying American farmland and why they were
Speaker 7: so mad about the tariffs because that would have affected
Speaker 7: them feeding their people. You remember when we pulled up
Speaker 7: that list of the top tariffs that were going to China.
Speaker 7: Mm hmm, it was mostly on beef, pork, and vegetables.
Speaker 2: Sewing it out, wild stuff. Dude, I don't know, it's
Speaker 2: just so weird. I don't really I don't know what
Speaker 2: to do about that, and I don't know, Spirit Animal.
Speaker 2: What are your thoughts on this, Sarah? About the commies,
Speaker 2: go Ahead, the Only Good Commuy.
Speaker 3: The Dead Comedy. I think they're really good target practice.
Speaker 3: I feel bad for their people, but they, I don't know,
Speaker 3: their grandparents are to that fault. They led the Bolsheviks,
Speaker 3: so they kind of did it to themselves.
Speaker 2: Do you think all Chinese people support communism or do
Speaker 2: the I mean if they had to say so, which
Speaker 2: they don't, but I imagine that there's probably some that are
Speaker 2: against it.
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure, if that they were legally able to
Speaker 3: have fire arms and everything, that they would probably fight.
Speaker 3: But you got to keep in mind they're also really
Speaker 3: into the whole family honor thing. So what good is
Speaker 3: honor if you're dead?
Speaker 7: I mean that's like saying it was every Russian in
Speaker 7: favor of the Soviet Union, Like, if they weren't, they
Speaker 7: never spoke.
Speaker 6: On it, exactly right.
Speaker 7: Was every German in favor of the Nazi Party? Probably not,
Speaker 7: but if they they were, they kept their mouths shut
Speaker 7: about it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, yeah, all as were evil to win
Speaker 6: as good men to do nothing.
Speaker 7: Absolutely, And I mean we've seen time and time again
Speaker 7: how China, and by China, I don't mean the people,
Speaker 7: I mean the CCP.
Speaker 5: How they deal with political dissidents.
Speaker 7: What was the guy that just recently he was like
Speaker 7: the uh he ran like six of the biggest sweatshops
Speaker 7: in the country and homeboy got killed because he was
Speaker 7: talking about running against g Remember that?
Speaker 5: Yeah, nope, what are you chuckling about, Jonathan?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: I was just fucking with Luisa there for a second. Yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's China's man like I you hear so many like
Speaker 2: horror stories out of there, and oh, I would not
Speaker 2: want to live there. I mean, it seems like a
Speaker 2: very beautiful place, though, I mean I would love to,
Speaker 2: you know, go check out the Great Wall and maybe
Speaker 2: go had a panda or something like that. But other
Speaker 2: than that, I'm good.
Speaker 5: I would like to visit it, sure, but fuck living there.
Speaker 5: And uh yeah no, I'm still very much anti communism
Speaker 5: and this whole thing sounds like it's communism in a nutshell.
Speaker 2: Oh going back to Thomas Massey, so a little bit
Speaker 2: more here. God is Love said, just know, Thomas Massey
Speaker 2: is about the only one in government today who actually
Speaker 2: stands up for and represents the people.
Speaker 5: I mean, if that's a true statement, then okay.
Speaker 7: I still don't think that it was very wise of
Speaker 7: him to go against the rest of his party in
Speaker 7: some of those votes. But I mean that's not to
Speaker 7: say that, what like, what's his entire voting track record, right?
Speaker 7: We only found four examples, and I mean that was
Speaker 7: just all that was given on that Rhino Tracker website
Speaker 7: of things that he voted, you know, that was more
Speaker 7: democratically aligned. But if he's got like two hundred votes
Speaker 7: on the conservative side of things and four on the
Speaker 7: you see what I'm.
Speaker 6: Saying, like, what's the ratios here?
Speaker 7: Maybe that's why he got a rhino number of five
Speaker 7: out of ten. I don't know, And I believe there
Speaker 7: are still some good politicians in DC. But when I
Speaker 7: say some, I mean like you could probably count them
Speaker 7: on two hands. Like there are some that are probably
Speaker 7: out there trying to do the right thing for the
Speaker 7: right reasons and vote on behalf of their constituents and
Speaker 7: all of that, But usually those are guys that just got.
Speaker 5: There and they're not like past two terms, because at.
Speaker 7: That point then they start getting bought out by the
Speaker 7: bureaucrats and by the lobbyists and everything, and then it
Speaker 7: just goes based off of how they feel rather than
Speaker 7: how their constituents want them to vote.
Speaker 2: But why, boy, wizard, tell us what I mean, you're
Speaker 2: the initial person to bring up Thomas Massey. What are
Speaker 2: your thoughts on We don't know a lot about them.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I'm sorry, I haven't been able to chime here,
Speaker 13: and I'm trying to finish the tile up and I
Speaker 13: had mud drying on me, so it's like, wait.
Speaker 6: I heard that.
Speaker 13: So anyways, he is the only one that's like been
Speaker 13: honest about Apak he's the one that told everybody that
Speaker 13: every member in Congress on the Republican side all has
Speaker 13: a handler, Jewish handler. He said he was the only
Speaker 13: one that he would never have one. His wife died
Speaker 13: mysteriously shortly thereafter. So he, dude, he's like, he's our generation, man, Paul.
Speaker 13: In my opinion, he's for the people, transparency, honesty, like
Speaker 13: and that's why he voted the way that he did,
Speaker 13: because even though those handful of votes didn't go you
Speaker 13: know whatever, it was enough for Trump to be like, like, no,
Speaker 13: fuck that dude. He's about like, you know, sovereignty and truth.
Speaker 6: And I really liked the guy. So how does he
Speaker 6: feel about guns?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 13: You know, I don't know, Jacob, but that is right
Speaker 13: at the top of my list of shit that I
Speaker 13: should know, being as well, I don't have any that
Speaker 13: I lost them in a voting accident.
Speaker 7: Yay, been there, brother. You got to watch out for
Speaker 7: them boats. I'm telling you, when you harry, they just
Speaker 7: go down.
Speaker 2: They're tricky, tricky, chicky. Well, let's let's learn a little
Speaker 2: bit right here about this whole situation. So this is
Speaker 2: as of today, but it says who is Thomas Massey
Speaker 2: Trump lashes out at House Republican squeaky wheel. It says
Speaker 2: Republican Thomas Representative Thomas Massey, Republican out of Kentucky, has
Speaker 2: said not too many times for presidents, has said no. Oh, okay,
Speaker 2: he has said no too many times for President Donald
Speaker 2: Trump's liking. The Kentucky Republican makes no qualms about breaking
Speaker 2: from his party or its leader, having been the lone
Speaker 2: Republican no in multiple votes, including Speaker Mike Johnson's leadership
Speaker 2: re election in January. In keeping with his own tradition,
Speaker 2: Massey says he is a firm no on this latest
Speaker 2: spending bill, which House Republican leadership put forward over the weekend,
Speaker 2: and the Chamber will take up for a vote on
Speaker 2: Tuesday afternoon. Congress will need to pass this or similar
Speaker 2: legislation to keep the government fund in operating past Friday.
Speaker 2: He goes, Unless I get a lobotomy Monday that causes
Speaker 2: me to forget where I've what I've witnessed over the
Speaker 2: past twelve years, I'll be a no on the cr
Speaker 2: this week. Trump fumed in a social media post blasting
Speaker 2: Massi for his defiance. He should be primaried, The president
Speaker 2: wrote on True Social Monday morning. Can't believe he's still
Speaker 2: on True Social. Yeah, that makes sense. I mean he
Speaker 2: created it. But let's say it's his app man, he goes,
Speaker 2: I will or Trump said, I will lead the charge
Speaker 2: against him. He's just another grand standard who's who's too
Speaker 2: much trouble and not worth the fight. So who is
Speaker 2: Thomas Massey. He's fifty four years old out of Kentucky's
Speaker 2: fourth congressional district, encompassing the state's northern area just below
Speaker 2: Cincinnata since twenty twelve. A staunch fiscal conservative, Massi has
Speaker 2: opposed budget bills in the past over objections that the
Speaker 2: legislation would not sufficiently address the government's growing deficit. He
Speaker 2: has been known to wear a pin on his lapel
Speaker 2: showing the constantly upticking federal DEBTNA. At least he calls
Speaker 2: that out. Okay, I like that he it says it's
Speaker 2: not his first time facing threats. Trump is accused Massy
Speaker 2: of grand standing before. In twenty twenty, when the Kentucky
Speaker 2: Republican force members of Congress to return to Washington for
Speaker 2: an in person vote on a COVID nineteen relief relief package,
Speaker 2: Trump called Massy a third rate grandstander as well as
Speaker 2: a disaster for America. Trump also called also called then
Speaker 2: for Massy to be forced out. Yet, despite being a
Speaker 2: recurring thorn in the President's side, Kentucky Republicans showed no
Speaker 2: appetite for a replacement, and Massy sailed to an easy
Speaker 2: victory in the twenty twenty GOP primary. Massy appears no
Speaker 2: more phase this time around, responding to Trump via social
Speaker 2: media Tuesday afternoon, saying Potus is spending his day attacking
Speaker 2: me in Canada. The difference is Canada will eventually cave.
Speaker 2: I like him already asked if he would support Massey
Speaker 2: for asked if he would support Massy for reelection in
Speaker 2: only twenty six Johnson declined to clearly back the president's call.
Speaker 2: So Mike Johnson, Speaker of the House, goes, look, I'm
Speaker 2: in the incumbent protection program here. I consider Thomas Massey
Speaker 2: a friend. He's a thoughtful guy. I guess he'll tell
Speaker 2: you that what I guess he'll tell you he's doing
Speaker 2: what he thinks is right on this. I just vehemently disagree.
Speaker 2: So Massey could have company in the opposition, It says.
Speaker 2: If Massey says stays a no, then Johnson cannot afford
Speaker 2: to lose another member of his caucus. And while the
Speaker 2: Kentucky congressman appears to be the most set in his opposition,
Speaker 2: other House Republicans have floated their own concerns about the
Speaker 2: Speaker's spending bill, saying, well, the Representative timber Chett out
Speaker 2: of Tennessee said, I like the fact that we're saving money.
Speaker 2: I love that, but I don't like the fact that
Speaker 2: we're giving it to the Pentagon War pimps just always
Speaker 2: get the money.
Speaker 5: Then they just cuts funding to the DoD those just
Speaker 5: did that. I did I miss something?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I'm new to all this. I didn't
Speaker 2: even know this guy's name before today's. But if you're
Speaker 2: comparing him to what was the name you just said,
Speaker 2: uh shit, the guy that we always like, Rand Paul.
Speaker 2: I mean, if he's Ran Paul esque, I mean, I'm
Speaker 2: pro Rand Paul all day. Like that is Rand Paul,
Speaker 2: his dad Ron Paul or the shit Ron Paul. I
Speaker 2: don't think he's still out of it anymore. But Rand
Speaker 2: Paul has definitely taking the mantle on that. But that's
Speaker 2: my kind of political view. Is more Rand Paul personally.
Speaker 2: I like his views on a lot of things, But
Speaker 2: I don't know. I think that there is certain people
Speaker 2: that want everybody to agree with everything that they say,
Speaker 2: and this guy seems to be a guy who has
Speaker 2: his own morals and his own beliefs, and it isn't
Speaker 2: just Magan no matter what, which I think you need
Speaker 2: people like that. You need people to hold that group accountable. Otherwise,
Speaker 2: you know, you're just gonna have a bunch of puppets
Speaker 2: in government. And isn't that the very thing that we
Speaker 2: wanted to get rid of in the first place.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's what I'm trying to understand.
Speaker 7: If he's been seen wearing that pin showing the increasing
Speaker 7: debt and all of that, I would think, and I
Speaker 7: don't know what the dissemination is here, you would think
Speaker 7: he'd be in favor of Doge cutting out the wastefoles
Speaker 7: spending that would hurt the deficit, and would like possibly
Speaker 7: start to move it in the correct direction. So for
Speaker 7: him to be anti Trump is the anti Doge. I
Speaker 7: don't know, And you see, hm, I don't know. I
Speaker 7: know that the room was very divided when Trump made
Speaker 7: his State of the Union address to the Congress, right
Speaker 7: and the whole you saw. Half of the room was
Speaker 7: standing for everything that was ever uttered. The other half
Speaker 7: stayed silent for the vast majority of it. There's hard
Speaker 7: lines being drawn more now than ever before. Yes, I
Speaker 7: know they always say that every four years, every pretty
Speaker 7: much every year, there's more division than ever before. Like, yeah,
Speaker 7: it hadn't always been as prevalent and as clear cut
Speaker 7: as it is right now. But that's the other thing too.
Speaker 7: It's not like Trump can get him fired. Like he
Speaker 7: has to be voted in by his constituents. And if
Speaker 7: the people of Kentucky really like him and keep him
Speaker 7: in charge then or keep him in his position, then that's.
Speaker 6: Just gonna be what it's gonna be.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess maybe we might have to do a
Speaker 2: little bit more research on Old Massy Boy. But I mean, hey,
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Speaker 2: and don't blindly follow. I'm for that. But anyway, sorry,
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