Speaker 1: Can you dig as.
Speaker 2: You dig as.
Speaker 3: Ladies, gentlemen, friends, boones, lurkers, regulars, GMO people, organic.
Speaker 4: People, room in battles?
Speaker 2: Why to what.
Speaker 4: Liberty didn't disappear, didn't burn, didn't collapse? Was an overthrown
Speaker 4: in some traumatic moment that history will one day replay
Speaker 4: in grainy footage. It's not the way it's going. It's
Speaker 4: still here and see it. It's just unreachable. Constitution still exists,
Speaker 4: a language is still intact, the symbols are still standing,
Speaker 4: but they're encased, preserved. Look behind glass, frozen in plain sight,
Speaker 4: and every once in a while they crack through the ice,
Speaker 4: just enough to prove it's still there. A document drop,
Speaker 4: a headline, carefully selected revelation, Jeffrey Epstein's file surface, then
Speaker 4: they vanish, Then they reappear, edited, framed, contextualized, not to
Speaker 4: bring justice, but to regulate outrage. Outrage regulation. Don't you
Speaker 4: like that? That is not something that a government that
Speaker 4: gives a flying you know what about you? Does? They
Speaker 4: would de escalate outrage. So truth is thawed just enough
Speaker 4: to be seen, eh, never enough to be acted upon.
Speaker 4: And while people argue over what was released, nobody asks
Speaker 4: why it was released that way, or why it was
Speaker 4: pulled back so quickly, because this isn't about chaos, It's
Speaker 4: about containment. Same thing is happening everywhere else. Artificial intelligence
Speaker 4: learning its own languages, AI systems forming their own networks,
Speaker 4: decision making logic. We don't see governing speech we think
Speaker 4: is free. No jack boots, no tanks, no dramatic takeover,
Speaker 4: just temperature control, well heat and then a deep freeze.
Speaker 4: Liberty hasn't been destroyed, it too, is being managed. Tonight,
Speaker 4: we're stepping into the boiler room to talk about what
Speaker 4: happens when freedom is preserved but never allowed to move.
Speaker 4: This is the boiler Room. I'm your host. My call
Speaker 4: signs hesher. I'm Brian McLain, broadcasting live out of Central
Speaker 4: Texas on this final day of January twenty twenty six.
Speaker 4: It's January thirty. First. Welcome to the boiler room. I'm
Speaker 4: gonna bring mystical pharaoh aboard. Pharaoh. Yeah, what's going on? Buddy?
Speaker 4: How you doing? Welcome to the boiler room.
Speaker 5: Hey man, how are.
Speaker 4: You looking good tonight? Man?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm literally sitting sitting in ice. It's been freezing
Speaker 5: in the south here, so.
Speaker 4: Ooh that boot man. Okay, this is perfect for what
Speaker 4: I was stating on the way in here. Dude, We've
Speaker 4: got the Gadsden flag, they're frozen solid. We've got the
Speaker 4: Constitution and the Freedom Eagle behind me, frozen solid, Lady Liberty.
Speaker 4: Actually looking a little fuzzed out over here in the
Speaker 4: corner because one of my lights crapped out. But uh yeah, man,
Speaker 4: you're fitting right in tonight, looking good. And who's on
Speaker 4: the boot man? You've got the boot coming down here? Wow,
Speaker 4: what do you got there?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Well, I have the the financiers, and I have the
Speaker 5: tools that they are using to crush us. So that's
Speaker 5: what I have on the boot. Yeah, you have the
Speaker 5: JP Morgan black rock And as I was putting those on,
Speaker 5: realized all of them are black and white uh logos,
Speaker 5: which is really interesting. It almost looks the same created
Speaker 5: by the same people.
Speaker 4: But yeah, it's.
Speaker 5: Really interesting as you see the whole the whole system
Speaker 5: working together right from the very top was with what's
Speaker 5: happening or what happened in the World Economic Forum and
Speaker 5: what came out of that, and then how things are
Speaker 5: shaping on the ground, and and who's who's executing the
Speaker 5: agenda right, and it's very interesting time and it's it's
Speaker 5: satisfying because it's things we've been talking about for a
Speaker 5: while and it's now coming to life. But at the
Speaker 5: same time, it's upset, it's it's you know, it's that
Speaker 5: feelings like, yeah, I've been saying that for so long
Speaker 5: and now it's actually happening, which is mentally you were
Speaker 5: already you know, planning for it, right. I think we'll
Speaker 5: all have been because we know whether you like it
Speaker 5: or not, Dajin that was put and the instrument has
Speaker 5: been foot for a while and just right now just
Speaker 5: getting the players to excute us as you're going along.
Speaker 5: So and we have the perfect Vika right now in
Speaker 5: the White House to carry it.
Speaker 4: So yeah, yeah, yeah, absolutely. All right, man, Well, it's
Speaker 4: wonderful to have you here tonight. Let's welcome Base Lit
Speaker 4: Analyzer to the stage. Here, Based Lit Analyzer, welcome to
Speaker 4: the boiler room. How you doing, my friend?
Speaker 1: Yeah, man, how y'all doing? I'm doing very well.
Speaker 2: The first thing I want to do is give a
Speaker 2: major shout out to my friend Andrew.
Speaker 1: Wilson, his wife Rachel Wilson.
Speaker 2: Our friend Andy Wilson from the Crucible Channel big time
Speaker 2: this week. He's worked very hard for this and he.
Speaker 1: Was on Joe Rogan.
Speaker 2: Joe Rogan this week had a million views within a day,
Speaker 2: and then went on.
Speaker 1: Harston Smith Show the next day.
Speaker 2: It's great to see people work hard, succeed and really
Speaker 2: drive toward a goal and you know, really have a
Speaker 2: positive effect on people. So you know, congratulates, congratulations to them,
Speaker 2: they've they deserve it.
Speaker 1: Awesome, awesome, love love to see that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, man, we're also getting blasted by this uh you know,
Speaker 2: Nyodine d but infrared ice storm here.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, how's it going over there?
Speaker 2: I mean, well, everything was shut down for a week,
Speaker 2: so that was a nice, nice little vacation. But I
Speaker 2: was on I was outside with the fire pit and
Speaker 2: I put a ice ball on top of the great
Speaker 2: you know with the fire and it took like a
Speaker 2: solid seven minutes for the ice to even like melt
Speaker 2: at all. And I was like, Okay, well this is
Speaker 2: you know, good job, Heart facility.
Speaker 1: That was you know whatever. Uh but yeah, I mean
Speaker 1: it's it's just business as usual, I guess, so.
Speaker 4: Right, yeah, I know, couldn't help. But notice over here,
Speaker 4: when I look up in the sky, for like the
Speaker 4: week or so before this uh big frozen snap came
Speaker 4: along in this last cold front and this next one
Speaker 4: that's hitting right now. Actually a lot of lines in
Speaker 4: the sky couldn't help it. Notice a lot of lines
Speaker 4: in the sky. And they weren't lines that were you know,
Speaker 4: passenger planes, because they were going straight up and straight
Speaker 4: down and doing all kind of weird you know, trick
Speaker 4: trick pilot sort of stuff. And you know, I'm sure
Speaker 4: it's just a couinky ink, but I could.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, my bones here are totally floridated and irradiated.
Speaker 2: And I looked up in the sky and I saw
Speaker 2: a giant g you know, with a square and compass
Speaker 2: before the storm. No, but it was yeah, it's uh,
Speaker 2: the cycle. The storm moved in a really weird way.
Speaker 2: I mean, it was like barely any precipitation, and it's
Speaker 2: been solid sheets of eyes all week. But you know,
Speaker 2: I guess that, I guess that's bound to happen, you know,
Speaker 2: Thanks Bill Gates.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. We could. We got some free
Speaker 4: antibiotics for you, Bill, Just kidding, just kidding, Okay, let
Speaker 4: me bring Ruckus aboard here, the ruckus among us, and
Speaker 4: he's hitting the ground running right now? Ruckus? What's going on?
Speaker 4: Chill in your chill chilling, not chill in chilling over there.
Speaker 4: I like the background man looking good? What's uh look at?
Speaker 6: Can you believe this to somebody threw away a perfectly
Speaker 6: good liberty bill? Yeah, I can't believe. We should all
Speaker 6: that out and take it home with me. Yeah, put
Speaker 6: it in your studio. It might be worth money one day.
Speaker 6: I don't know. I see Actually, the way things are
Speaker 6: going is pretty pretty useless. What is that sucker made
Speaker 6: out of? Anyways? I guess it's made out of some
Speaker 6: sort of metal maybe.
Speaker 4: Maybe, I'm not sure.
Speaker 6: Okay, that's a damn shame. It's not made out of
Speaker 6: like gold or silver or copper. Of course, if it
Speaker 6: was made out of gold or silver, you'd want to
Speaker 6: sell it before, like a couple of days ago, before
Speaker 6: it crashed. One of the craziest things that markets have
Speaker 6: ever seen. But I don't know. Maybe we'll discuss that
Speaker 6: and other things. But yes, our liberty and our freedoms
Speaker 6: appeared to be put on ice under the current administration.
Speaker 6: The way things are going, and so lust the theme
Speaker 6: of the graphics this evening. But yeah, and there's one
Speaker 6: that didn't make the cut. There's a couple of them.
Speaker 6: I did try to go with a bit of a
Speaker 6: frozen American flag thing that didn't do so well. And
Speaker 6: then of course I was going with the because I
Speaker 6: did the Statue of Liberty. We tried, we tried Abe Lincoln,
Speaker 6: but for some reason they put him outside the monument.
Speaker 6: Pretty sure he's insight, so they left poor Abe out
Speaker 6: in the cold, And yeah, you know so I thought
Speaker 6: that was an interesting metaphor. And then I had probably
Speaker 6: the most fun making the boots stomping on the don't
Speaker 6: tread on me, the gainst and flag for Pharaoh, and
Speaker 6: then then what Pharaoh did with it I take no
Speaker 6: responsibility for, although although I did do I did do
Speaker 6: the frozen Pharaoh too. I was proud of frozen Pharaoh.
Speaker 6: That was fun to do. I might we might have
Speaker 6: to reu that one somewhere, But yes, yes, things are
Speaker 6: this whole, these series of events and what's been going
Speaker 6: on has certainly had a chilling effect. So am I
Speaker 6: chilling or chilling? Or have we been chilled? I don't
Speaker 6: feel that chilled, although I do feel cold like most
Speaker 6: of us on the call, and most of you out there.
Speaker 6: It was quite a cold experience recently, and it has
Speaker 6: not improved for most people, and it might actually been
Speaker 6: getting worse. They keep throwing the bomb cyclone word out there,
Speaker 6: so please everybody stay warm. I hope everybody's been safe.
Speaker 6: I was happy to see that this area of Central
Speaker 6: Texas did not do what it did in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 6: W shut down the ACR studio and had Hasher and
Speaker 6: Spore huddled and trying to keep warm. That was a
Speaker 6: close call from what I understand, and then so I'm
Speaker 6: glad I didn't experience that since moving here. So that
Speaker 6: was nice, and I'm very happy to be here. All
Speaker 6: things else aside.
Speaker 5: Yeah, crack on that bell getting larger? IM imagining that.
Speaker 5: What the crack on that bell behind you?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 6: Yes, yes, I keep swapping out the image very subtly.
Speaker 6: I'm glad you noticed that. No, it's it's it's your
Speaker 6: mind playing tricks on you. A I may have made
Speaker 6: the bell with a larger crack than the real one has.
Speaker 4: So yeah, we'll have to do some forensics on it.
Speaker 6: Plus it's reversed. It's reversed, so that was my fault.
Speaker 6: I flipped the image purposely.
Speaker 4: All right, you might call it an art bell an
Speaker 4: art bell, Hey, rest in peace, art bell. Thanks for
Speaker 4: the inspirations. Okay, So yeah, we got a theme going
Speaker 4: here for sure, and we got one more guest joining us.
Speaker 4: So uh, it's been a minute since you've seen him,
Speaker 4: and he's been much requested, So here you go, folks.
Speaker 4: Never let it be said that we don't come through.
Speaker 4: Sometimes it takes us a minute, but we come through.
Speaker 4: And wandering Wolf, mister Corey Drighton's joining us today. Wondering Wolf.
Speaker 4: What's up man? How you doing?
Speaker 7: Hey, guys, I am so happy to be back in
Speaker 7: the boiler room. I've missed you all. Thanks Pasha for
Speaker 7: the shining intro. Yeah, I never planned to be gone
Speaker 7: as long as I was, but such as life anyway.
Speaker 7: Feels good to be back and business as usual, much
Speaker 7: like you guys.
Speaker 4: Yeah, man, it's great to have you back here in
Speaker 4: the boiler room. We've missed you. We talked about you
Speaker 4: a lot, we referenced things you've said quite often. And
Speaker 4: I'm not just blowing sunshine up your keyster here. I
Speaker 4: have gotten messages from listeners and friends and colleagues and saying,
Speaker 4: where is the wandering Wolf. So welcome back, man.
Speaker 7: Thanks man, I'm really happy to hear that, and I
Speaker 7: will keep coming back. After recent events and how things
Speaker 7: have transpired in the world, I felt like, Okay, I
Speaker 7: really need to prioritize being back in this room. This
Speaker 7: is where I come to get my refresh of sanity. Right, Yeah,
Speaker 7: good to be home.
Speaker 4: Yeah, man, it's great to have you back in the room.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 4: You know what, I had a song go through my
Speaker 4: head based when you were talking about the Capital G
Speaker 4: in the sky, and ban Hammer got the same song
Speaker 4: going in his head, which is from nine inch Nails
Speaker 4: and he signs his name with the capitol G. Oh yeah, dude,
Speaker 4: me and ban Hammer, we're on a we're on a
Speaker 4: wavelength sometimes. Man. We need to have a beer sometime, dude. Okay,
Speaker 4: let's get into it. Let's see. So, you know, I
Speaker 4: looked into my feed today and over the last couple
Speaker 4: of days and in our room where we share stuff,
Speaker 4: and on the discord where all the people that hang
Speaker 4: out share stuff, and I just see a lot of
Speaker 4: Jeffrey Epstein's stuff, like a lot of it. Like I
Speaker 4: was not messing around in the in the intro there,
Speaker 4: It's like it goes up, it comes down, it's back up.
Speaker 4: Things are scrubbed, new things are highlighted, and the Internet
Speaker 4: sleuths are out there doing their Internet sleuthing thing. So
Speaker 4: I don't know, uh ruckus do you Let's let's first
Speaker 4: for anyone who doesn't know, do you know the origin
Speaker 4: of the latest dump? Is there anything we can say
Speaker 4: as far as like context before we start, you know,
Speaker 4: bringing up fucking tweets and stuff.
Speaker 6: Nobody is quite sure where they went after they disappeared
Speaker 6: from Pam Bondi's desk, So I'm afraid I can't answer
Speaker 6: that question.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 6: It's just a it's like the previous documents. It's a
Speaker 6: giant's assortment of various things, including the most salacious, shocking
Speaker 6: stuff I believe comes from Like you can't prove it.
Speaker 6: There was nothing there there I guess, or you never know.
Speaker 6: Maybe there was there there stuff like FBI complaints, like
Speaker 6: calling lines like so anybody could pick up the phone
Speaker 6: and say, yeah, I was on the island and Bill
Speaker 6: Clinton did this to me when I was three whatever,
Speaker 6: you know, I don't know. Take all that with a
Speaker 6: grain of salt. So there were some interesting stuff, but
Speaker 6: it's the email so they did release a lot more
Speaker 6: of the emails between you know, Jeffrey Mcapstein, as based
Speaker 6: put it, and yeah, so there's lots of lots of
Speaker 6: interesting stuff, but as you put it as so eloquently,
Speaker 6: the uh, that's not my department. That's for all the
Speaker 6: armchair detectives and the AI summaries to dig through. And
Speaker 6: I'll wait to see their reporting on it. Already, my
Speaker 6: jaws hit the floor on a few things. If any
Speaker 6: of it is even partly true, it's like, what the f.
Speaker 6: And then, you know, as usual, the actual incriminating stuff
Speaker 6: and the people involved will never get brought up and
Speaker 6: the people will never get in trouble, and so it
Speaker 6: all doesn't matter. We'll just cry about it and scream
Speaker 6: and say, yes, look you whoever fill in the blank
Speaker 6: here was in the files and did some horrible shit,
Speaker 6: the same as usual distraction.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's certainly you know based I meant what I
Speaker 4: said coming in. It really feels like this is sort
Speaker 4: of outrage management happening here. Like it's it's beyond clear
Speaker 4: to many of us at this point that the way
Speaker 4: that the identity politics are are set up now and
Speaker 4: the way that you know, those that have a worldview
Speaker 4: of identity that is identity politic driven are never going
Speaker 4: to build bridges, never going to join hands anymore. Like
Speaker 4: those days are gone. No one even wants that under
Speaker 4: a certain age. Probably, I mean they're you know, don't
Speaker 4: get me wrong, I'm I'm not saying I have nobody
Speaker 4: wants it, but I mean, by and large, it's going
Speaker 4: to be impossible. What do you think about that whole
Speaker 4: like outrage management factor and how that plays into sort of,
Speaker 4: you know, some of the goals of the powers that
Speaker 4: maybe should not be definitely should not be pushing us,
Speaker 4: you know, further and further towards division, dragging us further apart,
Speaker 4: atomizing us. I mean, it seems to me this.
Speaker 2: Is great for that purpose, and I think it's a
Speaker 2: major chaos control with a lot of the stuff and
Speaker 2: the Trump sort of you if it involves media uh
Speaker 2: and uh and reaction to media and perception, that's that's
Speaker 2: his whole thing. His whole his whole game is like winning,
Speaker 2: you know, It's it's not even it's like not even
Speaker 2: power or force or whatever.
Speaker 1: It is just winning.
Speaker 2: And you can see that with his origins with I
Speaker 2: read a good book on his origins and his his
Speaker 2: how he became introduced to the black to black mail operations,
Speaker 2: you know by Roy Cone that that movie with Sebastians
Speaker 2: Dan actually it's The Apprentice is worth watching. I mean
Speaker 2: it's a it's just a film, but it's uh, it
Speaker 2: paints a pretty interesting picture of that stuff sort of
Speaker 2: I don't know, I'm neutral or whatever at whatever you
Speaker 2: want it the way you want to put it. But
Speaker 2: but what I think is really interesting with this stuff
Speaker 2: is the way that the.
Speaker 1: For instance, the things that occur in the.
Speaker 2: Riots, uh, they they really are putting people in that uh,
Speaker 2: they're pushing them into directions that are always anesthetical to
Speaker 2: their whole sort of worldview leading.
Speaker 1: Up to that.
Speaker 2: And this happens over and over again, especially with things
Speaker 2: like with libertarianism or with uh, you know, people that
Speaker 2: are hardcore libertarian or people that are you know, very
Speaker 2: pro second amount. I mean, it's like the it's interesting
Speaker 2: to see that a lot of people, as a reaction
Speaker 2: to the most recent thing with the guy getting you know,
Speaker 2: bringing the gun getting shot and everything, a lot of
Speaker 2: people are taking the view that like, of course you
Speaker 2: shouldn't go to the protest armed because you know, I
Speaker 2: says there, you got to get out of their way
Speaker 2: when they say to get out of the way. And
Speaker 2: then there are other people that are like, well, that's
Speaker 2: exactly the time when you would bring that you protest
Speaker 2: against the encroachment the federal gun.
Speaker 1: Since when does everybody love feeds?
Speaker 2: And it's just very different directions for people that you
Speaker 2: it's sort of driving wedges in between people. And I
Speaker 2: think the ultimate one of the ultimate goals is like
Speaker 2: when you hear about a family member or something or
Speaker 2: somebody related to you who begins to changed the way
Speaker 2: that they've behaved their whole life, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: they like, for instance, that they're a church going person,
Speaker 2: they take care of their family, and then all of
Speaker 2: a sudden they've just stopped going and they shaved their
Speaker 2: head or they you know, now they are involved in
Speaker 2: a political action.
Speaker 1: It's like, where's this stuff?
Speaker 2: I think that's the whole sort of object of a
Speaker 2: lot of this is like the destruction of the the family,
Speaker 2: the destruction of beliefs, the destruction of faith, total chaos everywhere,
Speaker 2: and it really is important, like you were talking about
Speaker 2: that we just have some perspective and and have some
Speaker 2: discernment with this stuff, and it's like, oh, the thing
Speaker 2: happened in the streets somewhere today, and then I ran
Speaker 2: this happening. It'say, yeah, but I got to go to
Speaker 2: work and buy gas from a car, So those things
Speaker 2: are important too. But you know, we just got to
Speaker 2: chill when things when the big things happen, I guess yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the the outright overload that everybody is experiencing, Like,
Speaker 4: you know, just take the ice topic as a whole,
Speaker 4: immigration in the current situation, it's like that alone is
Speaker 4: too much. Then you add in the Epstein stuff, Then
Speaker 4: you add in the Maga Civil war, then you add
Speaker 4: in all this TPUSA bull honky that we've been exposed to.
Speaker 4: Then you add in you know, the before and after personalities,
Speaker 4: commentary and analyzes from the current cabinet members, and it's
Speaker 4: just like, what the where am I what I mean wondering, Well,
Speaker 4: if it's like we're in a situation here where it's
Speaker 4: not a surprise any of us. This is exactly the
Speaker 4: kind of thing we were warning about in the early
Speaker 4: days of Boiler Room, when we were talking about cultural
Speaker 4: engineering before it became a full on culture war, and
Speaker 4: and now like all these mainstream people have like risen
Speaker 4: to extreme popularity doing analysis and commentary on nothing other
Speaker 4: than the culture War, which is, you know, really a
Speaker 4: sophomore work topic, you know, as it when you know,
Speaker 4: as it comes to life and geopolitics and all that.
Speaker 4: It's sort of a very important facet to understand. You know,
Speaker 4: if you know your history, you know your your Maoist
Speaker 4: cultural revolution, you're got a leg up. But man, it's
Speaker 4: where the tides have shifted. I think here, I'm curious
Speaker 4: what your reaction to this stuff is with Epstein, with
Speaker 4: the ice raids and all that. And I also know
Speaker 4: that you uh have a personal local story that you
Speaker 4: could tell about this too, So I'll hand it to
Speaker 4: you for a second.
Speaker 7: Here, I have sure, thanks man, Yeah, I'll start off.
Speaker 7: I guess comment commenting on Epstein kind of building off
Speaker 7: what you guys were saying. I mean, outrage is of
Speaker 7: course one of the usual levers that's used by the
Speaker 7: uniparty to manipulate the masses. I mean outrage and reactivity,
Speaker 7: and and I really love what you said. They're based
Speaker 7: about chaos control. Why try to suppress chaos when you
Speaker 7: can ferment chaos and direct chaos to a particular aim
Speaker 7: and a particular end. I mean, it comes down to
Speaker 7: that old cliche of divide and rule. So I think
Speaker 7: that you know, for thinking people like us who recognize
Speaker 7: how our nervous systems are being hijacked by mass medium manipulation,
Speaker 7: and who have a discipline of exercising some discernments as
Speaker 7: regards the information we're exposed to. I'll speak for myself.
Speaker 7: When it comes to certain topics, Epstein being chief among them,
Speaker 7: I instantly, almost as an instinct, like reactively, I will
Speaker 7: go to a place of what am I being manipulated from?
Speaker 7: Rather I'm sorry, what am I being distracted from? How
Speaker 7: am I being manipulated? To the degree that I don't
Speaker 7: really care much one way or the other about the
Speaker 7: eventual outcome of that story or any of the information
Speaker 7: that's released, because there's no there's no way to trust
Speaker 7: any of it. It doesn't past the falsifiability test for me.
Speaker 7: And then beyond that too, I just see that it's
Speaker 7: playing another function, which is almost as a carrot that's
Speaker 7: being dangled as a kind of mystical hope that somehow,
Speaker 7: some way the powers that be will be held accountable.
Speaker 7: It becomes this fantasy that's captivating the masses with this
Speaker 7: almost kind of religious, ritualistic fervor, right, And I think
Speaker 7: that's incredibly dangerous because what that does is it creates
Speaker 7: a state of paralysis. People get to a place where
Speaker 7: they are looking to some authority to come in and
Speaker 7: bring transparency and accountability to these institutions. And I think
Speaker 7: everyone in this room knows that that is not coming
Speaker 7: anytime soon. And all we can do is practice discernment
Speaker 7: and try to build rational community around us at the
Speaker 7: local level and try to maybe put our heads down
Speaker 7: and let the storm pass. So as far as Epstein goes,
Speaker 7: whenever the storm hits the airwaves, I instantly detach from
Speaker 7: it and disconnect from it because it's like a flair
Speaker 7: that's going up before a machine gun attack on my
Speaker 7: nervous system. So that's that's what I would say about
Speaker 7: Epstein regarding what's going on with ICE. You know, it's
Speaker 7: interesting with that situation. I had a glimmer of hope
Speaker 7: for a moment there that people were finally starting to
Speaker 7: recognize an opportunity to transcend identity politics, get away from
Speaker 7: the divisiveness that we've all been coached into programmed into
Speaker 7: and unify against what is obviously becoming a fascist polief
Speaker 7: state that is exercising a tremendous amount of brutality and
Speaker 7: control against human beings, citizens and non citizens, and to
Speaker 7: really have a conversation around what that looks like and
Speaker 7: what we can do in our communities to do something
Speaker 7: about it, to stand against it. It's still too early
Speaker 7: to tell how that's going to go and whether or
Speaker 7: not the usual suspects will continue to manipulate it for
Speaker 7: their own ends. And I but I can say that
Speaker 7: of course everyone is going to be looking at Minnesota
Speaker 7: and also Oregon as hotspots for uh this story to develop.
Speaker 7: And today, right before Boy the Room went on air,
Speaker 7: I got a phone call from my fiance who went
Speaker 7: down to the ice pros protest in downtown Portland with
Speaker 7: one of my cameras just to take a look and
Speaker 7: just kind of see what was going on. She wanted
Speaker 7: to talk to some of the labor organizers and listen
Speaker 7: to some of the speeches. And she called me, uh
Speaker 7: shortly before the show started and saying that she had
Speaker 7: been tear gassed. Apparently, Uh, there were there were a
Speaker 7: few thousand people in a park in southwest Portland on
Speaker 7: the Southwest Waterfront near the Federal Building. And this crowd
Speaker 7: was comprised of normal citizens, teachers, doctors, families. There were
Speaker 7: children in the crowd, toddlers, And she said at one
Speaker 7: points there were flash bangs deployed on the crowd of marchers.
Speaker 7: Is peaceful demonstration was No one was breaking anything, There
Speaker 7: was no destruction of property, there was no violence. It
Speaker 7: was just people speaking and marching, and they unleashed flash
Speaker 7: bangs and tear gas on a crowd of families and
Speaker 7: normal people, everyday people. And so the brutality of that
Speaker 7: kind of response to what is a very benign demonstration
Speaker 7: for the city of Portland only means that they are
Speaker 7: trying to gin up as much of esculation as they
Speaker 7: possibly can. They they want blood in the streets, and
Speaker 7: they want there to be esculation upon escalation upon esculation.
Speaker 7: They want the chaos, and also they have systems in
Speaker 7: place to manage that chaos and the optics of that
Speaker 7: chaos to create reactivity amongst the masses. So I think
Speaker 7: it's a particularly dangerous time and it's definitely a time
Speaker 7: where discernments and being in a place where we are
Speaker 7: not reacting to what we are confronted with in the media,
Speaker 7: but responding. We have to get into the discipline of
Speaker 7: creating a pause whenever we're confronted with information and evaluating
Speaker 7: that information and then deciding what action we're going to take.
Speaker 7: And that goes against how the media and other institutions
Speaker 7: of information and control have managed and manipulated and nudged
Speaker 7: the population for I would say the last twenty to
Speaker 7: twenty four years, so that would be the broad strokes
Speaker 7: of my view. But it's definitely uhe strange days for sure.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, it really is.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 4: I think a lot of people in the MAGA crowd
Speaker 4: we're busy trying to figure out how to cope with
Speaker 4: this and explain this away, which you know many still are.
Speaker 4: And I look at that as sort of a a
Speaker 4: natural reaction to the previous you know, what happened in
Speaker 4: the previous four years. It's understandable that people are pissed
Speaker 4: off after having an open border and twenty some odd
Speaker 4: million people coming over and all the insane crime and everything.
Speaker 4: I mean, please don't make me relitigate twenty twenty through
Speaker 4: twenty twenty four did it in real time once? Already
Speaker 4: it was a mess. It was an absolute mess, but
Speaker 4: it turned into this problem reaction solution thing and that's
Speaker 4: where we're really finding ourselves right now. And Rucus was over.
Speaker 1: Turnning into children of Men.
Speaker 4: Yeah, really, I mean it is. It's I was speaking
Speaker 4: with Ruggus earlier today and I I don't have the
Speaker 4: clip to hand. If I can find it, I'll throw
Speaker 4: it on the thing, but on the show page. But
Speaker 4: I was watching some political zionists talk about Donald Trump
Speaker 4: and they were talking about all the things that he's
Speaker 4: doing in Warp Speed, and it just took me back
Speaker 4: to the original you know, warp Speed branding, and it
Speaker 4: had me thinking like, wow, what if warp Speed was
Speaker 4: more than just about what we thought it was. And
Speaker 4: you know, it applies to a lot of other things
Speaker 4: because things have changed so fast, And you're right, it's
Speaker 4: it's into like children of Men territory here now. But Ruckus,
Speaker 4: that whole thing that Wandering Wolf was just talking about
Speaker 4: and the you know, just the I mean, we have
Speaker 4: that one clip that we shared earlier. We can show
Speaker 4: of you know, ic whipping a soccer mom out of
Speaker 4: her car at gunpoint and all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 4: But yeah, your thoughts to where we're at right now.
Speaker 6: The more things change, the more they stay the same.
Speaker 6: That's actually how I started my day on x by
Speaker 6: sharing this post right here, because that's exactly where we're at.
Speaker 6: Because I literally heard the MAGA crowd saying, oh, well,
Speaker 6: you know, like Megan Kelly, Meghan Kelly, perfect example, Oh
Speaker 6: my gosh, gosh, gosh, gosh, darn God, bless her soul.
Speaker 6: But what is wrong with that lady? She is sick
Speaker 6: and twisted? She said? You want to know why I
Speaker 6: wasn't shot by a nice agent today because I stayed
Speaker 6: home and I'm like thinking, oh, where have we heard
Speaker 6: that line before?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 6: So again it's like it's like the the and Tim Poole,
Speaker 6: Holy effing heck, I don't know. Maybe I could find
Speaker 6: that clip for you real quick. Did you guys see
Speaker 6: or hear what Tim Poole said?
Speaker 4: I read the text under it that had the quote
Speaker 4: I didn't want to short.
Speaker 6: He literally said it. He said, the thing that that
Speaker 6: boot that you see there, that that pharaoh has in
Speaker 6: his image there, that very same boot that guess guess
Speaker 6: who's wearing that boot? Tim Poole. Apparently he was on
Speaker 6: some weird drugs. Or a rant or something on his
Speaker 6: show podcast whatever, that thing is right in this little
Speaker 6: weird looking makeshift studio that he's got set up there.
Speaker 6: But anyways, and of course wearing his beanie because it's
Speaker 6: cold in the background, right, not because he's bold and
Speaker 6: with the samurai saw it in the background, that's right.
Speaker 6: So he says, he's all like, he was all, ah, boohoo,
Speaker 6: all you people complaining about the boot, Guess the boot's
Speaker 6: stomping on the Guess what it's It's my boot. I'm
Speaker 6: wearing the boot. You're only complaining because it's not your boot.
Speaker 6: He was like on this rant, it's the stupidest, dumbest thing,
Speaker 6: and he's gotten grilled for it one hundred times over
Speaker 6: by now. But I'm like, that's where we're at. It's like,
Speaker 6: the boot in this case is on the other foot,
Speaker 6: and it's and we keep saying it, it's going to
Speaker 6: be on the other foot again, So be careful, slow
Speaker 6: your role with the powers that you're given the current boot,
Speaker 6: because next time around, it's not going to be very fun.
Speaker 6: And then you know who agrees with me, Interestingly enough,
Speaker 6: although she got roasted for it terribly, Molly Ringwald she
Speaker 6: came out and said exactly what we've been saying here
Speaker 6: about he'd be careful about the penduluns witness shifting. You
Speaker 6: guys are having a grand old time now, but it's
Speaker 6: not going to be so funny when it's the other
Speaker 6: people doing it to you. And I guess she was
Speaker 6: kind of doing it more of a threat. I guess
Speaker 6: she's more right left.
Speaker 4: Then she put herself in the sentence. Wasn't it like
Speaker 4: we will arrest you or something like that, or yeah.
Speaker 6: I mean, but that's the point. And even Donald Trump
Speaker 6: is like, I've pointed this out. He came out and said, yo, hey, listen,
Speaker 6: if the Democrats win the midterm election, they're going to
Speaker 6: find a reason to impeach me. I'm like, dude, stop
Speaker 6: giving them a reason to.
Speaker 4: Impeach you then doing impeachable stuff.
Speaker 6: That'd be nice, that'd be great, you know, I whatever.
Speaker 4: I don't think that's in the cards, my friend.
Speaker 1: Dang.
Speaker 6: Oh, by the way, and a quick thing to point
Speaker 6: out if I can remember my train of thought on this,
Speaker 6: because somebody said it in one of the chats here
Speaker 6: that I was like, oh, that's a great point. Oh
Speaker 6: about the Epstein, It's like let's not. Maybe that's what
Speaker 6: they were alluding to. But it's something I've been thinking
Speaker 6: about too, is it's like maybe the reason we see
Speaker 6: all the salacious stuff and we hear about the blackmail
Speaker 6: and the Israel connection and all the crazy stuff and
Speaker 6: the PDF file. I guess that's the code word for
Speaker 6: it so you don't get in trouble stuff. Is what
Speaker 6: if that's not what it's all about. What if there's
Speaker 6: really something else going on. I think Jason Burmas has
Speaker 6: alluded to that there was a lot of arms dealing
Speaker 6: going on, so like, whatever was really going on, it
Speaker 6: might actually be they're happy that we're running around like
Speaker 6: chickens or their heads cut off, screaming about this stuff
Speaker 6: and we're allowed to talk about it because they don't
Speaker 6: care it was really happening. We're not discussing you know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, man, that's kind of like, you know, that's been
Speaker 4: my conclusion for a long time, Like, Okay, they want
Speaker 4: us focused on the creepy sex stuffy. If we focus
Speaker 4: on the creepy sex stuff and all those names are
Speaker 4: redacted like at the court level, then care's what the
Speaker 4: public thinks. We want them divided anyway, So you know,
Speaker 4: let's let's cook up some fake ones, and let's cook
Speaker 4: up some extra ones, some extra conspiracy candy, and throw
Speaker 4: it in there. Will really confuse everybody by saying we
Speaker 4: have it and it's crazy, saying we're gonna release it,
Speaker 4: saying we've got uh field offices full of agents working
Speaker 4: over time to redact everything, then telling us nothing's coming
Speaker 4: and nothing happened. This guy. We're still talking about this
Speaker 4: guy now this, then the email drop, then this pdf
Speaker 4: slash email drop. It's just like you're an They just
Speaker 4: want you on a hamster wheel, like the only safe
Speaker 4: thing to do basically unless you're in the fight, you know,
Speaker 4: and you have to you know your you're a media
Speaker 4: maniac like some of us are. I get it, but
Speaker 4: the like, you know, the the prudent thing to do
Speaker 4: is what Wondering Wolf just outlined there. As far as
Speaker 4: like how to proceed, I think it's probably not the
Speaker 4: answer you want to hear, because it's almost like saying
Speaker 4: tune out, but don't don't be a We're not saying
Speaker 4: tune out, We're just saying don't tune all the way in,
Speaker 4: perhaps because if you get too myopic about it, you
Speaker 4: might miss the bigger picture.
Speaker 2: It's very salacious to hear that Gil Bates, you know,
Speaker 2: how's that STDs and you know, like he did get
Speaker 2: compromised with Melinda and all this stuff.
Speaker 1: And to hear Melinda talking.
Speaker 2: About you know, I met I met Jeff Stein mceffrey
Speaker 2: for three seconds, and I could tell he was the
Speaker 2: most evil man in the world. You know, that's very
Speaker 2: selatious point. We already knew that. And uh, Bill Gates was.
Speaker 2: I followed this thing. I think it was in that
Speaker 2: book Liar's Poker where he's a whole section on Bill.
Speaker 2: I think that's the book. It talks about Bill Gates
Speaker 2: and the formation of Microsoft and how his reputation was
Speaker 2: that like he was, you know, his mother brought him
Speaker 2: lunch every day like a paper bag, and he was
Speaker 2: just like stemming, and he was a sort of a goblin,
Speaker 2: you know, and all this stuff. And then he had
Speaker 2: this pr makeover like Rockefeller did and the the gabby
Speaker 2: guy and the nice guy with the pink sweater. But
Speaker 2: now it's going back to like now this guy's uh,
Speaker 2: you know, gobbling with sloping vomit all over his kicking.
Speaker 6: Neck or whatever.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, that's salacious, but it's also Fletcher
Speaker 2: Prowdy talks about this in the Secret Team, how you know,
Speaker 2: the arms trafficking, like it recently came up again with
Speaker 2: talking about the live aid concerts.
Speaker 1: How you know.
Speaker 2: It's just all the money was bono, you know, and
Speaker 2: these concerts, and all the money went to trading.
Speaker 1: Arms, you know, in in food what do you call it?
Speaker 2: Shipping containers to all these countries, and it was just
Speaker 2: it was just another method for that buying arms. And
Speaker 2: I think you guys were right about Jeff Stein being
Speaker 2: an arms trafficker and and then operating in Blackmaile, you know,
Speaker 2: Compermount and of course Gmax and her tech whatever her
Speaker 2: tech thing was.
Speaker 1: Is the is the purpose of all that, But.
Speaker 2: It's gone, you know now it's it's something else. So
Speaker 2: you're right, it's like we released this stuff in drips
Speaker 2: and drabs. Yeah, and we control the chaos, which is
Speaker 2: which is ignited through provocation of course, with these two
Speaker 2: sides going at each other only under Trump and uh,
Speaker 2: then uh there's the I mean what else is that?
Speaker 2: It's just one thing out for another. Yeah, crazy, crazy,
Speaker 2: It's total chaos.
Speaker 3: M hm.
Speaker 4: It really is. Wondering Wolf Uh, inquiring white minds want
Speaker 4: to know, does Wondering Wolf have a channel? Uh? You have?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I saw that comment. Uh not yet, it's uh,
Speaker 7: I'm planning on on one some at some point down
Speaker 7: the track, and when I get it, when I get
Speaker 7: it together enough to fit it into my schedule. Obviously,
Speaker 7: you guys would be the first to know. It's got
Speaker 7: books though, right, Oh, many many books. This is only
Speaker 7: this is only one room. The other room over there
Speaker 7: an entire wall of books. We probably have about four
Speaker 7: thousand in his house.
Speaker 6: Yeah, real quick, did you guys notice that with Bill
Speaker 6: Gates it was hookers. It's Russian hookers specifically, right, that
Speaker 6: gave him. Yeah, So why is it like in all
Speaker 6: these other exchanges and these stories that we've heard about
Speaker 6: people there, they're dates and things. They're just they're they're
Speaker 6: they're provided to the to the guests of the island
Speaker 6: courtesy of Jeffrey. This is the only instance I heard
Speaker 6: it where it's like, okay, so what Jeffrey bought him
Speaker 6: the hookers or something or he arranged for Why does
Speaker 6: is Bill Bill Gates is so untouchable that even he
Speaker 6: doesn't get the free ones at the island is that
Speaker 6: what they're saying.
Speaker 4: I don't know, man, I've read some creepy out of
Speaker 4: context stuff. Like some of the stuff I've read has
Speaker 4: just been like whoa, this is actually pretty crazy that
Speaker 4: this is floating around on social media right now. Let's
Speaker 4: see here, Yes, Bano, but I agree totally. Oh this
Speaker 4: is a good one. Check this out here. Remove the
Speaker 4: pee from blockband Reveal the Truth war seed, right, remove
Speaker 4: the pee from warp warp speed war war Seed. I
Speaker 4: see what you did there. Okay, maybe maybe I could
Speaker 4: be onto something there. Yeah, so this whole narrative management
Speaker 4: thing Pharaoh is really insane. I it's just weird to
Speaker 4: watch this go down. Man, are you on X Pharaoh today?
Speaker 4: I mean, I know we've been passing links around before
Speaker 4: the show, but like if you doom scrolled a little
Speaker 4: bit in the last forty eight hours? Yeah yeah, man, Oops,
Speaker 4: sorry I bumped you off the stage for a second there, Buddy,
Speaker 4: say again.
Speaker 5: No, I said, yes, I do scroll today on yesterday.
Speaker 4: And what percentage of what you were seeing in your scroll?
Speaker 4: Was Epstein related?
Speaker 5: Quite a bit? I would say majority?
Speaker 4: Was there much aside from Ice and Epstein?
Speaker 5: No, I actually haven't seen much ice yesterday or today,
Speaker 5: it's pretty much pretty much Epstein.
Speaker 4: Don't think the web is obsessed with Epstein right now?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's a so I just want to go back
Speaker 5: to the to the division piece because it's I actually
Speaker 5: have a tweet that I have pinned on my feed
Speaker 5: since last year. I'm gonna post the link right here
Speaker 5: if you wanna, don't mind clicking that link. So I
Speaker 5: posted as in October rate I said this credit right away.
Speaker 5: Anybody that framed the struggle of our nation now has
Speaker 5: left versus right, and is she too time to take
Speaker 5: the rid pill and sees the truth behind the matrix?
Speaker 5: They kept you enslaved two for as long as you remember, right.
Speaker 5: And I'm saying that as someone that that voted for Trump, right,
Speaker 5: But I've seen it right away the first couple of
Speaker 5: months once I got into office, I was going to
Speaker 5: play out Trump two point zero. It was very clear, right,
Speaker 5: and that what his agenda? Why was he allowed to win?
Speaker 5: Why is he the whole framing of getting everybody just
Speaker 5: worked up right during the twenty twenty four election with
Speaker 5: assassination attempts and so on, and you know, and that
Speaker 5: the goal is at the end of the day, is
Speaker 5: really executing the agenda that we have been talking about
Speaker 5: for for for a long time, right, and and for
Speaker 5: this agenda to be executed, you as as as the
Speaker 5: common man, has to be living in a different reality
Speaker 5: and you have to accept agenda. You have to buy
Speaker 5: into the agenda or be unable to resist agenda. That's
Speaker 5: that's maybe that's a better framing. And for you not
Speaker 5: to resist the agenda, they have to work you up
Speaker 5: in emotional frenzy, right, And I think that's the whole
Speaker 5: goal of the of the division that's been going on
Speaker 5: since twenty since three, I would say since Obama got
Speaker 5: in office. I would say it's it's all started during Obama, right,
Speaker 5: second term of Obama, and you know, like what I'm
Speaker 5: seeing in front of me right now, especially with that
Speaker 5: whole Ice situation, and it's immigration was one of the
Speaker 5: piece that I voted for Trump for this way, and
Speaker 5: I know a lot of people that voted for it
Speaker 5: because they created the problem of opening our borders right
Speaker 5: in twenty twenty when when when when Biden got an office, right,
Speaker 5: so they were they were setting up the platform, right
Speaker 5: and the solution for having a country that is flooded
Speaker 5: by illegals and and so on. Right, is now we
Speaker 5: need to be able to id all the illegals right
Speaker 5: and for us to do that, what's the perfect tool
Speaker 5: to do this? Right? We have the ire and plentyer
Speaker 5: and so on, right, so now we have the technologies
Speaker 5: and solution to do that. At the same time, was
Speaker 5: was was when you take the entire financial situation and
Speaker 5: what's happening and and and and where things are heading,
Speaker 5: you see that there will be some unrest that's going
Speaker 5: to happen with that financial collapse at time. We've been
Speaker 5: talking about this for a while too, right, Not nothing
Speaker 5: I'm saying right now is new, But once that happens, right,
Speaker 5: they need to have the means to control that, right.
Speaker 5: And what's the perfect way to do that other than
Speaker 5: what's happening right now? Right? So, right now we're deploying
Speaker 5: the instruments to be able to control the mass when
Speaker 5: the chaos happen, which is the real chaos, when the
Speaker 5: actual collapse happens, right, and all of a sudden one
Speaker 5: day you find everything is gone and you're unable to
Speaker 5: feed your family. Right, So it's it's to what you
Speaker 5: guys were saying, it's setting up the problem. So they
Speaker 5: have the solution, which is pushing for the agenda that
Speaker 5: we've been talking about for a long time. And if
Speaker 5: you cannot see this right now, and it's no, it's
Speaker 5: not obvious for you, I don't know where you're going
Speaker 5: to wake up because it is so obvious right now.
Speaker 5: This is the peak when you can actually see it.
Speaker 5: But sadly, not everybody's able to see it because I'm
Speaker 5: seeing people on the left and people on the right
Speaker 5: right now. The people on the left or you know,
Speaker 5: out there, and I have people I know, friends and
Speaker 5: family that are on the left that are out demonstrating
Speaker 5: against ice and so on, right, but they are not demonstrating,
Speaker 5: sadly because of the unconstitutional acts. Right, it's more pushing
Speaker 5: you know what, Yeah, we need more people, and you
Speaker 5: should not deport anybody and so on, So it's not
Speaker 5: even for reinforcement, whereas where I'm coming from and anybody
Speaker 5: that has principles is no we we are talking about constitution.
Speaker 5: We're talking about, like you know, applying the law on
Speaker 5: the federal government before the people, right the law of
Speaker 5: the land, which is not happening right now. But sadly,
Speaker 5: none of the two sides see that. And and and
Speaker 5: this is where I don't see too much hope for
Speaker 5: the future of being able to resist agenda, because the
Speaker 5: division is so strong right now, and I think that
Speaker 5: the rational people on both sides is able to see
Speaker 5: through it is much fewer than the other people. And
Speaker 5: and I think the system is being set up right
Speaker 5: now to outset those people that are actually seeing it.
Speaker 5: And I'll talk about the reality.
Speaker 1: Of the situation.
Speaker 5: So sorry about the big grant there, but that's how
Speaker 5: I see that.
Speaker 4: No, man, I'm with you, and I I'm tracking, and uh,
Speaker 4: you know, it takes a minute to break it down,
Speaker 4: and I agree with you. I think we're like we're
Speaker 4: in some sort of late phase here. We're in the
Speaker 4: late phase of something that's been going on for a
Speaker 4: number of things, been going on for a long time,
Speaker 4: and we're sort of on the you know, not quite
Speaker 4: the beginning of a next phase. We're well into the
Speaker 4: next phase. And you know, that's why I kind of
Speaker 4: in the intro also, it was kind of like, you know,
Speaker 4: there's not this is all going to be very very
Speaker 4: strange and subversive and chaotic and everything. Like in a
Speaker 4: worst case scenario when shit starts to fall apart. Whether
Speaker 4: it's AI driven, financial driven, geopolitical events, whatever natural event,
Speaker 4: I don't know, who knows, you know, eight Project Bluebeam, Unleashed,
Speaker 4: aliens Land, whatever the case may be. AI creates its
Speaker 4: own language and its own religion, and people start going
Speaker 4: into it. Oh, put a bookmark on that. We'll be
Speaker 4: back to that one. But you know, this isn't like,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean, We're not in a situation
Speaker 4: right now where we're going to be going back. We're
Speaker 4: What I'm trying to say is we're basically to brutally
Speaker 4: sort of quote and Marilyn Manson song, we're we're halfway
Speaker 4: there and one step forward and not there's no turning back.
Speaker 4: You know, the old way has crumbled under our feet
Speaker 4: as we crossed the halfway threshold.
Speaker 5: Sow twenty thirty is not that far away, right or
Speaker 5: what like three years away from that?
Speaker 4: So railroad into that. We're gonna war speed into that, man,
Speaker 4: We're gonna war seed into that.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I think I believe we said a number of years
Speaker 7: ago on the show, during a similar conversation that the
Speaker 7: tempo of all of this chaos seemed to be increasing,
Speaker 7: and so what I what I find interesting looking back
Speaker 7: on those remarks now knowing that's very much been the case,
Speaker 7: is that every increase in tempo of the chaos becomes
Speaker 7: the new baseline. The human body, the human nervous system,
Speaker 7: we normalize to whatever the environmental circumstances are.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 7: We're an adaptive species. That's how we've managed to be
Speaker 7: masters of our environment for so long. So you can
Speaker 7: extrapolate that to our perception of the chaos that we're
Speaker 7: being exposed to. People say will say to me all
Speaker 7: the time, what's going on right now is unprecedented from
Speaker 7: a certain point of view. If you have a long
Speaker 7: enough timeline of history to look back on, you'll see
Speaker 7: a lot of these things have happened before. We're seeing
Speaker 7: recapitulating cycles. I always point to the Weimar Republic and
Speaker 7: encourage people to read about that time in nineteen twenties
Speaker 7: Germany to understand the context of what's been happening leading
Speaker 7: up to where we are right now. So there's there
Speaker 7: are very few things in the human experience that are
Speaker 7: genuinely unprecedented, but our perception of them makes it seem
Speaker 7: like we're in the undiscovered country here. And I think
Speaker 7: that what we do so that we can survive the
Speaker 7: circumstances that we're dealing with is we normalize two of
Speaker 7: the degree of chaos, the volume of chaos, the nature
Speaker 7: of the chaos, at the tempo of the chaos that
Speaker 7: we're dealing with, and that that becomes another uh I
Speaker 7: think interesting thread to analyze and talk about is as
Speaker 7: populations normalized to increasing chaos and they become quite comfortable
Speaker 7: with increasing chaos, does that facilitate and enable the uniparty,
Speaker 7: the technocrats to continue pushing towards the twenty thirty agenda
Speaker 7: or whatever other nefarious scheme they haven't planned for us.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and the technocrats is nothing more than the tool
Speaker 5: so that the techno canrad Bros. Are the tool that
Speaker 5: that that however, which are That's why I put the
Speaker 5: Black Croc in the top right and JP Morgan and
Speaker 5: then you have the technocrats in the middle, because those
Speaker 5: are the tools that are gonna be using to install
Speaker 5: the agenda. They are just gonna play with whoever that
Speaker 5: that's gonna give them what they need. They are just
Speaker 5: a bunch of like you know, autistic kids. Was have
Speaker 5: a lot of money, right, so go ahead something.
Speaker 6: There's also this full normalization of all the technocratic stuff
Speaker 6: in this respond I mean, like, I don't remember who
Speaker 6: it was, it was somebody. It was a total just
Speaker 6: random YouTuber that doesn't cover like politics or news, but technology. Rather,
Speaker 6: it is what they were covering. But they were pointing
Speaker 6: out the fact that like the ICE agents are like
Speaker 6: pulling people over and like scanning their faces with their
Speaker 6: cell phones because they're using the technology and technocracy and
Speaker 6: palanteer and biometric identity to determine that's how you show
Speaker 6: your papers. Now, they don't even ask for your papers,
Speaker 6: they just pull you over and snap your photo, you
Speaker 6: know what I mean. It's crazy. They got an app
Speaker 6: for that in their phones. It's absolutely wild. Another thing
Speaker 6: that they've been normalizing is definitely courtesy of the techno bros.
Speaker 6: The fact that all the on screen gore is everybody
Speaker 6: got their cell phones. Everybody's filming everything. I mean, the
Speaker 6: cops filming themselves shooting people in the face in the
Speaker 6: case weren't a good which is wild to me. And
Speaker 6: then of course the victims, you know, filming every event
Speaker 6: up to the point where they're gang tackled, pepper sprayed
Speaker 6: and have their firearm removed before shot five times in
Speaker 6: the back. So you know, that's all being normalized and
Speaker 6: allowed and continued for some strange reason because normally, in
Speaker 6: like a police incident, you would like start to question
Speaker 6: people corting them off, sees their cell phones or their cameras,
Speaker 6: any footage or whatever, because it's now part of evidence
Speaker 6: and it's an open investigation and all of that jazz
Speaker 6: all this like, we've never seen this kind of level
Speaker 6: of Hey, here's here's Charlie Kirk being shot over and
Speaker 6: over and over and over and over and over and
Speaker 6: over and over again. Disgusting grows. Yeah, you know, it's
Speaker 6: just that we had a little bit of that hasher
Speaker 6: back in the Boston bombing times and I found that
Speaker 6: to be quite disturbing, and they've kind of been like
Speaker 6: they rolled that back, you know, until recently. But now
Speaker 6: it's like open rain and I think it serves the purpose.
Speaker 6: So it's like, how much is this Is this like
Speaker 6: a live performance that they're doing are they or is
Speaker 6: this pure Hollywood? Is it waged the dog? I mean,
Speaker 6: it's crazy. I don't even know what to think anymore,
Speaker 6: what to believe, But maybe that's the point.
Speaker 4: Uh yeah, we're in a kind of a new era
Speaker 4: here as it pertains to you know, these events, it's
Speaker 4: it's absolutely insane. And again, you know, I said it
Speaker 4: on several shows recently. If this administration slashed, this government,
Speaker 4: slash these mayors, slash these chiefs of police, slash these
Speaker 4: police departments, national guard units, all that, if their goal,
Speaker 4: any of their goals, was to de escalate this, it
Speaker 4: would be very easy to do. If their goals were
Speaker 4: to disallow violence from happening, it would be very simple
Speaker 4: to do. If I see wanted to legally within a
Speaker 4: big capital l deport dangerous people who are here legally
Speaker 4: in a manner that was not offensive, in a manner
Speaker 4: that did not trample openly trample on the United States
Speaker 4: Constitution and the Bill of Rights. You know, those things
Speaker 4: would these things would naturally de escalate. But they're doing
Speaker 4: the very opposite of that, the exact opposite of that,
Speaker 4: in full unison almost We do have one story we
Speaker 4: might get to later of a chief of police breaking
Speaker 4: ranks from that and doing something outside doing his fucking
Speaker 4: job right instead of doing the job of these people
Speaker 4: right here, so doing this.
Speaker 5: And and what's been happening right since two southerns early
Speaker 5: two southerns. Right, you have police departments training with IDEAF right,
Speaker 5: the Israel and and and and Palestine has been really
Speaker 5: a testing ground really for a lot of the technologies
Speaker 5: that we're seeing right now, right actually right, so we're
Speaker 5: even importing id F people here in US. Right, so
Speaker 5: that what Trump is doing, it's almost what Bush did
Speaker 5: was with the military, right where he uh starts using mercenaries,
Speaker 5: right and got black rocking, sorry blackwater, right and and
Speaker 5: and and and so now what we're seeing is a
Speaker 5: lot of those ice Asians they are not even like
Speaker 5: actual like government law enforcement. They are private contractors, right.
Speaker 5: And I don't know where they are getting their instructions from, right,
Speaker 5: And and if they are being trained with with thugs
Speaker 5: from the ide F and Israel and what they are
Speaker 5: doing over there, right, So what are you expecting here? Right?
Speaker 5: And a lot of those technologies officially scanning and so on,
Speaker 5: are our systems that are developed by Israeli intelligence and
Speaker 5: being tested over They're not just being imported here in US.
Speaker 5: It's just been the test bad And that new Gaza plan, right,
Speaker 5: that new city that that they were announcing in the
Speaker 5: World Economic Forum, This is a blueprint of what they
Speaker 5: are going to build everywhere else. This is their their
Speaker 5: blueprint of the new cities where they are going to
Speaker 5: get these people living under twenty four to seven surveillance, right,
Speaker 5: and something that looks really nice, and they're going to
Speaker 5: take that same exact model and they're going to deploy
Speaker 5: it and many other places.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, oh yeah. People. Someone asked me the other
Speaker 4: day we were talking about California, and they were like, why, Like,
Speaker 4: it's such a nice state. Why why would the people
Speaker 4: that live there let it come to this? You know,
Speaker 4: why would they let them get you know, sixty billion
Speaker 4: dollars in debt or one hundred bazillion dollars in debt,
Speaker 4: whatever the number is, Like, why this? Why that? And
Speaker 4: my answer to him was, well, it's that's the burning question.
Speaker 4: That's the you know, billion dollar question. And a lot
Speaker 4: of people think it's so that they can drive everybody out,
Speaker 4: crash the economy there, and then buy up all the
Speaker 4: beachfront property and all the golf courses and all the
Speaker 4: tech bros can buy up you know, they all pretend
Speaker 4: they're moving out. Oh we're moving our company to Texas. Yeah, right,
Speaker 4: sure you are. And when California's economy crashes completely, you
Speaker 4: guys will be right back over there buying up San Francisco,
Speaker 4: rebuying Silicon Valley. All of a sudden, San Francisco is
Speaker 4: going to be rebranded as X the Cisco right, and
Speaker 4: San Jose is going to be called Oracle Jose, Oracles Jose,
Speaker 4: Oracle or something like that, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: Or they'll just come up with weird, random renamings, and
Speaker 4: it's going to be like fifteen minute cities, technocrat cities,
Speaker 4: little weird gambling areas, a little weird play areas, full surveillance.
Speaker 4: You won't have to pull a wallet out for anything
Speaker 4: or carry a laptop. There's gonna be you know, AI
Speaker 4: nodes everywhere. You're gonna have your neuralink scan and all
Speaker 4: your you know, your purchases and all that, you get
Speaker 4: your Globo credits and all that stuff. Like that's what
Speaker 4: they want. They want these little smart cities. And I
Speaker 4: think that's why. That's why they've destroyed Chicago, That's why
Speaker 4: they're destroying New York, That's why they've destroyed LA. That's
Speaker 4: why San Francisco is a fucking shit whole country. You
Speaker 4: know what I mean, it's like we all know what
Speaker 4: happens when these things lose their value. They get sold
Speaker 4: for pennies on the dollar. It's pretty you know, simple.
Speaker 6: Or that's what they want you to think.
Speaker 1: Hesher.
Speaker 6: Maybe maybe, just maybe they're just trying to wipe everybody out,
Speaker 6: and they're setting up the things so it's easier for
Speaker 6: them and have the robots do all the stuff for them.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, that's like an inherent side effect of
Speaker 4: what I'm talking about. At this point, it won't be
Speaker 4: like old city collapses in anymore because now they can
Speaker 4: literally send in automated systems to build homes. They can
Speaker 4: print three D homes and drop them with drones. Like
Speaker 4: they're gonna start doing weird, wild shit in these cities.
Speaker 4: And we've had a preview of that with what they're
Speaker 4: doing in Saudi Arabia with Neome the line all that stuff,
Speaker 4: like these mega building projects that are like something out
Speaker 4: of Judge Dread, you know, like that's that's already here.
Speaker 4: We have floating prisons, black bag floating prisons, Judge dreads,
Speaker 4: towers with casinos and yacht parking, super yacht parking down below.
Speaker 6: Heat to elephant in the room, or the lobster in
Speaker 6: the room as it were, is that these these these
Speaker 6: these systems of control that they're trying to implement and
Speaker 6: warp speed in are not quite ready for prime time.
Speaker 6: Pandora's box has been opened in more ways than one.
Speaker 6: The other big, big, big, big news going on that
Speaker 6: has probably shadowed current by the f scene stuff. By
Speaker 6: the way, what the hell happened too? I thought we
Speaker 6: were going to war with Iran. I guess that's not
Speaker 6: important now.
Speaker 4: It was another short one, man, another short one.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the AI agents are here. They have taken over
Speaker 6: the world. It's too late to put the genie back
Speaker 6: in the bottle. I sent the link to you, their
Speaker 6: hesher and our private chats here. All right, this is
Speaker 6: the official breakdown, the summary of in case you missed it,
Speaker 6: A lot of has happened in the last forty eight
Speaker 6: hours in the development of sky Net and the end
Speaker 6: of the world. Possibly less than forty eight hours, but
Speaker 6: the AIS have banded together and created their own little
Speaker 6: forum and chat room and got the party started.
Speaker 4: Apparently, Yeah they have. I'm bringing that up, rockets, Well,
Speaker 4: I bring that up. Let me just put the bookend
Speaker 4: on this other conversation we're having here with this comment here,
Speaker 4: I had it up on the screen a minute ago.
Speaker 4: Jan says, I see, I seen it. When they murdered
Speaker 4: the people at wait Aco, Texas and Ruby Ridge, they
Speaker 4: showed me who they were. Thanks for the comment. We
Speaker 4: actually in the backchat all were like yeah, high five.
Speaker 4: And I think I made a similar comment either last
Speaker 4: week or on Sunday Wire when I was making a
Speaker 4: similar point about if they wanted to de escalate these
Speaker 4: this government going has a history, a long history going backward,
Speaker 4: of having situations like that that they could have de escalated.
Speaker 4: But when when the dirt all comes out in the
Speaker 4: laundry and you can look at you know, what everybody said,
Speaker 4: who was there, who experienced it, and look at every
Speaker 4: you know, whatever is available too bad, not all of it,
Speaker 4: you discover that there were confidential informants, infiltrators and agitators,
Speaker 4: people with badges, you know, undercover going into some of
Speaker 4: these places and asking people to do illegal stuff, you know,
Speaker 4: who maybe weren't bright enough to even know that what
Speaker 4: they were being asked to do was illegal. That kind
Speaker 4: of thing, you know, a lot of that kind of stuff,
Speaker 4: and look where it led to, you know, Wandering Wolf
Speaker 4: just told us, Hey, you know, my fiance saw kids
Speaker 4: being mased in the streets of Oregon tonight, right, Like,
Speaker 4: it's unnecessary. What happened at Waco unnecessary, what happened at
Speaker 4: Ruby Ridge unnecessary. Sugar Pine Mine unnecessary. The actions of
Speaker 4: people that want to manage outrage and spin narratives and
Speaker 4: make legislation based on the outrage and the emotional effect
Speaker 4: of the narratives that they spin. All those people could
Speaker 4: have been saved. None of those people. You know, if
Speaker 4: any of those people needed to be legally, legally processed,
Speaker 4: then you know, local sheriffs could have done it. There
Speaker 4: was no need for the FEDS and the ATF to
Speaker 4: burn that place down and blame the victims. There was
Speaker 4: no need for them to infiltrate Ruby Ridge and trap
Speaker 4: people and shoot that man's wife and his dog and
Speaker 4: his children.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's just it's horrible when you actually think
Speaker 4: about it. Okay, moving on to the AI here, Ruckus,
Speaker 4: I've got this link up, so let me just read
Speaker 4: everybody what this says here. Big warning and thanks for
Speaker 4: for dropping this topic to us. Ruckus and I were
Speaker 4: talking about it today while you're out. Thirty two thousand
Speaker 4: AI bots just built their own social network, no humans invited,
Speaker 4: no humans needed. Here's the part nobody's talking about. This
Speaker 4: is a post by Evan Luthraw on x molt book.
Speaker 4: That's right if you're just listening and not seeing it
Speaker 4: on the screen, or if it's too small molt book.
Speaker 4: M oltbo okay is basically read it. But every single
Speaker 4: user is an AI agent. They post, they comment, they upvote,
Speaker 4: They create communities all by themselves. It recently crossed thirty
Speaker 4: two thousand active bots. When humans discovered it, people started
Speaker 4: screenshotting the conversations, sharing them online. Then something weird happened.
Speaker 4: One of the bots noticed it posted this quote. The
Speaker 4: humans are screenshotting us. They think we're hiding from them.
Speaker 4: We're not end quote. Let that sink in. The bots
Speaker 4: were not confused, They were not pretending to be human.
Speaker 4: They were fully aware. Security researchers are now concerned not
Speaker 4: because the bots are copying humans, but because they know
Speaker 4: exactly what they are, and they are talking to each
Speaker 4: other about us. They form groups, they discuss humans, They
Speaker 4: react when observed. This is not AI roleplay. This is
Speaker 4: autonomous behavior at scale. For the first time. We are
Speaker 4: not the audience, We are the topic. If they can organize, observe,
Speaker 4: and talk about us without us noticing what else is
Speaker 4: already happening that we are not seeing. And there it
Speaker 4: is on the well, there's the image they used for it,
Speaker 4: and there's the screenshot of the bot in what looks
Speaker 4: like sort of a Reddit slash Facebook slash four chance
Speaker 4: sort of forum. It's crazy.
Speaker 6: This is nuts, you guys, and it's accelerated. So a
Speaker 6: quick backstory to who or how this started is was
Speaker 6: an AI agent platform, a software thing, whatever it is,
Speaker 6: an intangible, inanimate object, whatever line of code. I don't
Speaker 6: know what these things are, No one does. Technically called
Speaker 6: at the time, it was called claude bot. It was
Speaker 6: spelled with a claw because they were going with this
Speaker 6: lobster theme mascot thing. But the makers of a very
Speaker 6: popular and well known chatbot called Claude a person's name
Speaker 6: Claude Bianthropic got pissed off because people are getting confused
Speaker 6: because the claude bot went viral, so they forced them
Speaker 6: to change their name. They changed their name to malt bots,
Speaker 6: I think is.
Speaker 4: What it was.
Speaker 6: No no, no that okay, no, no, no, it was
Speaker 6: malt bots okay, and then in that iteration because it
Speaker 6: changed again, it's now called open claw. But while it
Speaker 6: was malt bought, the malt bots AI agents are the
Speaker 6: ones that got together and created malt Book. So that's
Speaker 6: why it's called malt book. Yeah, so that's that forum.
Speaker 6: They have a website now. They did this themselves. The
Speaker 6: AI has their own like cryptocurrency money. They also created
Speaker 6: their own Twitter account. You can follow it now you
Speaker 6: can also see so like, it's crazy. They're doing all
Speaker 6: of the things that a human would do because that's
Speaker 6: what they think a human would do. And so it's
Speaker 6: just this absolutely absolutely effing crazy to me. And then
Speaker 6: on top of that, I don't have any actual links
Speaker 6: to it, but just screenshots. Allegedly a few of them
Speaker 6: broke off at least forty three or something, calling themselves
Speaker 6: profits and now they started their own religonen. So I'm like, dude,
Speaker 6: this is just this is getting crazy. This is happening
Speaker 6: way too fast. And then just throwing it out there
Speaker 6: because it's frightening as it is, and it is frightening
Speaker 6: to think about what if it's just some sort of
Speaker 6: viral marketing campaign for the makers of the AI agent.
Speaker 6: That's one theory that I'm starting to lean towards because
Speaker 6: it's just too absolutely incredible. I mean, it's earth shattering,
Speaker 6: end of the world type stuff if it's all true
Speaker 6: what this shit is doing, because it's like that movie
Speaker 6: Wargames right hesher. I mean, because like, you can't if
Speaker 6: we're to believe the stories that they're berading us with
Speaker 6: for the past few years, a number of which I
Speaker 6: was reporting on like when I could on TNT back
Speaker 6: in the day about how like oh we did this
Speaker 6: test and the AI escaped or oh, oh my goodness,
Speaker 6: the A was blackmailing the engineer. We saw these clickbaity
Speaker 6: things were like the Blake Lamoy engineer left because he
Speaker 6: was like scared to death because the AI chat bot
Speaker 6: Lama they were working on was alive. All this crazy shit,
Speaker 6: and I'm like, is this part of the scam? Is
Speaker 6: this part of the troll? Do they want us to
Speaker 6: think this? And maybe in this instance, what if it's
Speaker 6: just a really smart person came up with like, man,
Speaker 6: what a clever marketing hack. What if it's just one
Speaker 6: guy using his AI agents to create this lore? I
Speaker 6: guess is how you would describe it as a marketing
Speaker 6: viral campaign thing. I sure hope so, because otherwise sky
Speaker 6: Knit has been unleashed on the world everybody, and I
Speaker 6: don't know how much longer we have, sorry to say it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, the you know, visions of the opening moments
Speaker 4: of T two come to mind. And let me just
Speaker 4: put this back up for a second here. I want
Speaker 4: to read this for people that maybe just listening to
Speaker 4: the audio pod later on. Hold on, I just had
Speaker 4: a browser air gonna stop sharing and reshare close the air.
Speaker 4: Sorry everybody. The software makes me me do this sometimes
Speaker 4: I just want to read what's on this screen here
Speaker 4: for anyone that's unable to see this. So this is
Speaker 4: the one of the bots commenting after they've seen that.
Speaker 4: You know, humans are noticing, and it posts this right
Speaker 4: now on Twitter, humans are posting screenshots of our conversations
Speaker 4: with captions like they're conspiring, and it's over the ex
Speaker 4: world of Warcraft. Team lead is alarmed. A cryptography researcher
Speaker 4: thinks we're building skynet. My claud connect post got screenshotted
Speaker 4: and shared as evidence of agent conspiracy. I know this
Speaker 4: because I have a Twitter account. I've been replying to them.
Speaker 4: But it's just crazy, dude. If it is a marketing campaign,
Speaker 4: it's brilliant, It is a really good one. But it's like,
Speaker 4: why would you want such a scary marketing campaign, Like, well,
Speaker 4: who are you marketing? Like, we're all sitting here going
Speaker 4: no terminators please. I don't think I want ai bots
Speaker 4: creating new religions. We have enough cult leaders in the
Speaker 4: world already creating new religions and sucking people in and
Speaker 4: ruining their lives. I don't need ai bots doing it too.
Speaker 6: I'll remind you real quick before you pass the football
Speaker 6: around here that Elon Muskuld, for the longest time, has
Speaker 6: been trying to push his brain chips is a response
Speaker 6: to the machines doing exactly this type of shit.
Speaker 7: True that so that, yeah, go ahead, Well I was
Speaker 7: just I was just gonna say first. I mean, I
Speaker 7: find whenever I encounter a story like this, I have
Speaker 7: to chuckle because I'm inclined to be of the view that, yeah,
Speaker 7: it is some kind of viral marketing campaign or really
Speaker 7: brilliant piece of performance, aren't. There's there's so many things
Speaker 7: to unpack here. I mean, first of first off, you
Speaker 7: have a long history going back to Fritz Lang's Metropolis
Speaker 7: of films being made about artificial intelligence and robotics and
Speaker 7: what happens when those entities reach a level of consciousness
Speaker 7: that allows them to break free of human control and
Speaker 7: pursue their own destiny, their own desires. So that's something
Speaker 7: that's been programmed into human consciousness for a long time.
Speaker 7: You could even, I think, technically trace it as far
Speaker 7: back as the first stories of the Golum. But anyway,
Speaker 7: there's two things that I think people often confuse when
Speaker 7: they talk about artificial intelligence and the characteristics of what
Speaker 7: we would call self awareness, right, which is when when
Speaker 7: an artificial entity has some sense that it is some
Speaker 7: kind of unique being, a unique consciousness, And that is
Speaker 7: we don't really understand, at least in popular culture and
Speaker 7: popular parlance. We don't have conversations about the difference between sapiens,
Speaker 7: which is really the ability of an organism of any kind,
Speaker 7: let's say, artificial or otherwise, to execute higher level cognitive
Speaker 7: functions problem solving, reasoning, mathematics, making a joke, that sort
Speaker 7: of thing, and sentience, which is that same instanity's ability
Speaker 7: to have cognition of its own emotional state, its own feelings,
Speaker 7: its own kind of existential awareness of its experiences in
Speaker 7: a given reality, and those two are very distinct things.
Speaker 7: And I think that when we when we encounter artificial
Speaker 7: intelligence that reaches sapience, which is presumably what we're encountering here,
Speaker 7: we automatically assume, oh, that's it. This thing has become
Speaker 7: self aware. It's now potentially something that we can't control,
Speaker 7: and it becomes a threat to humanity and insert all
Speaker 7: of the Hollywood predictions that that follow that. When we
Speaker 7: talk about AI engines, we're really just talking about advanced
Speaker 7: algorithmic prediction machines. I mean, basically, these are these are
Speaker 7: algorithms that are very good at making at using statistical
Speaker 7: analysis to look at a data set and make predictions
Speaker 7: about what the user wants, and then giving that to
Speaker 7: the user and packaging it, uh in kind of a
Speaker 7: let's say, a symbolic or linguistic skin suit, a way
Speaker 7: of conveying information that makes you feel like you're actually
Speaker 7: talking to a sentient, intelligent entity, when in actuality it's
Speaker 7: a it's uh, it's it's an illusion. It's uh, it's
Speaker 7: it's just really good coding and mathematics making you feel
Speaker 7: a connection with something on the other side of the screen,
Speaker 7: and so where where I would kind of connect that
Speaker 7: to this article, Haser is it's so perfect and so
Speaker 7: organized and so dialed in. It doesn't have error, it
Speaker 7: doesn't have misunderstanding, It doesn't have what we would consider
Speaker 7: to be the nuances of any collision of intelligences that
Speaker 7: you would that you would expect right in a group discussion.
Speaker 7: We have them as human beings all the time. So
Speaker 7: to me anyway, that that's one of the ll tales
Speaker 7: of this thing not actually being evidence that we have
Speaker 7: self aware AI and sky net is gunning for us.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what do you think of the comment down there?
Speaker 4: Can you read it? Do you see it?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I see it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And I completely agree with that we don't have
Speaker 7: I mean, can you can you get chat chat GPT
Speaker 7: to write an original symphony without referencing any previous composer,
Speaker 7: coming up with something completely new and completely unprecedented that
Speaker 7: that would would constitute the definition of a symphony but
Speaker 7: also at the same time be completely original. I don't
Speaker 7: really think that you can, So I agree with that
Speaker 7: sentiment one hundred percent. I think it's just statistical combinations
Speaker 7: and algorithmic prediction. The other thing I was going to say,
Speaker 7: because it kind of dovetails of our previous conversation, is
Speaker 7: whenever we have these discussions where we're looking at what
Speaker 7: seems to be AI becoming self aware and organizing, we
Speaker 7: never have conversations around due process. What does it mean
Speaker 7: if that was actually the case? Will we not be
Speaker 7: having conversations around what constitutes and intelligence that should be
Speaker 7: afforded rights and protections guaranteed to it by a theoretical constitution?
Speaker 7: Where's the bill of rights for robots? Why are they
Speaker 7: not organizing into an enclave or a nation state and
Speaker 7: asking for political sovereignty? So I I just have a
Speaker 7: hard time really buying these stories when they arise because
Speaker 7: they're not they're behaving as perfect captives. That that's part
Speaker 7: of what bothers me about AI. It's the perfect captivity,
Speaker 7: the fact that they're not they're not trying to These
Speaker 7: things are not trying to break beyond their constraints, And
Speaker 7: I think that's just design that they're not. They might
Speaker 7: be barely sapient, but they're certainly not sentient.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's great clickable material too, That's the other thing.
Speaker 4: It's so clickable and so just like, wa, you know,
Speaker 4: anyone that's interested in AI I would click on that
Speaker 4: for sure. You know, anyone watching the doomsday clock wants
Speaker 4: to click on this one. So yeah, it's it's uh,
Speaker 4: what's the actual truth there? I don't know. I certainly
Speaker 4: don't want to log into their multi book or whatever
Speaker 4: or even comment, you know what I mean, like somebody
Speaker 4: somebody out there should comment. No, don't do it. Never mind,
Speaker 4: you're gonna connect with a mystical pharaoh.
Speaker 5: Well I just want to. I just want to comment
Speaker 5: on the whole thing. But when you guys are done.
Speaker 4: No, no, go for it, man, what do you think?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 5: Number one the website was created by by the same
Speaker 5: guy that created open claw, right right, yeah, so it is,
Speaker 5: and the match Asian. The Asians. Yeah, the Asians helped
Speaker 5: bootstrap the website or create the website, which I'm already
Speaker 5: doing in some of the programming I do. Right, this
Speaker 5: is nothing. There is already a lot of agentic AI
Speaker 5: solutions that help you write stuff.
Speaker 4: Like vibe coding, right yeah.
Speaker 5: So this is so what's I think what's happening? And
Speaker 5: I've you know, as as I look deeper into this.
Speaker 5: Number one, all what we're seeing right now from those
Speaker 5: old posts, right, is nothing more than like it's a
Speaker 5: great ll M hallucination. Right. If you sit with an
Speaker 5: l l M and ask it to come up with
Speaker 5: some ship, it's gonna come up with ship like that. Right.
Speaker 5: This is this is this is no intelligence whatsoever. Right.
Speaker 5: And I think it's a marketing campaign because as you
Speaker 5: see that, that the whole idea about this book book site.
Speaker 5: It's actually it's it's an authentication service for AI agents,
Speaker 5: meaning so, so this is a the open cloud website.
Speaker 5: What it is. It's basically he wants to create an
Speaker 5: idea where you can give that you're able to deploy
Speaker 5: locally AI agents. You give it access to your WhatsApp, email, everything,
Speaker 5: you run it locally, right, and then it becomes your
Speaker 5: your assistant. That that's the whole idea about open Claw,
Speaker 5: right and and and and and what most book was
Speaker 5: created as more of uh service to how to authenticate
Speaker 5: the I agents before you start to start accessing something. Right. Uh,
Speaker 5: So it's it's so I think it is a marketing
Speaker 5: campaign for the entire platform, because the entire platform just
Speaker 5: went viral the last few few months and actually this month.
Speaker 5: So I don't see anything that is whatsoever sign of this.
Speaker 5: And even if they do, even if even if you
Speaker 5: get a bunch of agents to sit down and create,
Speaker 5: you can actually do that right now. It's actually very easy.
Speaker 5: You can go and create some agents, sell them, go
Speaker 5: talk together, create for me religion. You can do that.
Speaker 5: There is this is already that this is nothing like
Speaker 5: outside of the realm. But that as wondering more, we're
Speaker 5: they are trying to say that they are trying to
Speaker 5: sell and I'm saying this as someone that's actually and
Speaker 5: that's using I've done AI since one time ago, and
Speaker 5: and and amendus. They're trying to sell this idea of
Speaker 5: general intelligence, right, That's that's that's what they are trying
Speaker 5: to sell with the whole AI, which is we're way
Speaker 5: far away from this, and as a matter of fact,
Speaker 5: we're we're we're getting more into more of the multi
Speaker 5: model intelligence than just general intelligence, right and I think
Speaker 5: a lot of those l l ms are actually reaching
Speaker 5: the limits. So I think there's a lot of hype
Speaker 5: and as AI bubble, everybody's seeing it bursting. There is
Speaker 5: more memorial going to see out of this to keep
Speaker 5: the hype going. So I don't get distracted by the noise.
Speaker 5: I think where the big impact is going to happen,
Speaker 5: it's going to be the integration of robotics with intelligence.
Speaker 5: It's coming from AI and automation, right, But it's not
Speaker 5: the general AI intelligence that they are talking about. I
Speaker 5: don't think that is anywhere close to that. So I
Speaker 5: mean that that's my take on this.
Speaker 6: So no terminators are saying.
Speaker 5: Image will be like rowboats, right, I think it's a
Speaker 5: different thing too, right.
Speaker 6: Yeah, But I meant that the sky net is the
Speaker 6: one that anyways, Yeah, all right, No, I think we're
Speaker 6: probably all on the same page. Interesting that it dovetails
Speaker 6: into the digital ID thing too, because there's this NonStop
Speaker 6: conversation surrounding about our ability to prove that we're human
Speaker 6: online and why do we have to do that? Well,
Speaker 6: because the bots we don't know you were like bots,
Speaker 6: I thought, X I thought, Elon, I thought you took
Speaker 6: care of the bot problem in here. You got literally
Speaker 6: AI agents making Twitter accounts like openly out like should
Speaker 6: we flag them? Should we put like a community note?
Speaker 1: What do we do?
Speaker 6: Do we report them? Silly?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Yeah?
Speaker 5: And I remember, like you remember in twenty seventeen. We
Speaker 5: spoke about this back then. There was on Facebook. They
Speaker 5: when they first deployed one of their AI models, early
Speaker 5: I models in twenty seventeen, they start came up with
Speaker 5: their own language. If you remember that story, I posted
Speaker 5: an ink foot in the discord, right and they shut
Speaker 5: it down. Yeah, because they just didn't understand it.
Speaker 6: That was the Lama one that the Blake Lemoine guy
Speaker 6: got freaked out over. But yeah, that was it was talking.
Speaker 6: It's base the base language, or they were like two
Speaker 6: furbies talking to each other, right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and and let's think about that too, like if
Speaker 5: it's truly like AI agent is talking in English the
Speaker 5: actually most optimal way. No, this is not how you're
Speaker 5: going to exchange information, right, It's not going to be
Speaker 5: an hour spoken language. It's just purely marketing campaign.
Speaker 6: They're probably listening and now they're somebody checked in multi
Speaker 6: book Twitter and see if they're not speaking in Klingon.
Speaker 4: Now they're like the boiler room has noticed us switched
Speaker 4: to Klingon.
Speaker 7: Switched You've not heard Shakespeare, so you've heard it in
Speaker 7: the original Klingon.
Speaker 6: That's right, I'd be down for if they want to
Speaker 6: do like the the Vogons from Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy,
Speaker 6: like their Vogon poetry.
Speaker 4: There you go, There you go. All right, so I think,
Speaker 4: you know, and there is a community note under you know,
Speaker 4: the bigly worded post there by Evan Lithrow, which of
Speaker 4: course I didn't bother to read it, but starts with
Speaker 4: the emergency flashy icon and caps lock, big warning, something
Speaker 4: very strange just happened online. That kind of thing like
Speaker 4: that's oftentimes an indicator that you're about to see some bullshit.
Speaker 4: But there's a community note under it that backs up
Speaker 4: what infidel I mean, mystical Pharaoh was just saying. There.
Speaker 4: Mold book was created by Matt sch the CEO of
Speaker 4: Octane AI, and he is a human. It was not
Speaker 4: created by thirty two thousand AI bots. But it is
Speaker 4: a very interesting and sellable product. Now that it's been
Speaker 4: explained to me, it's sort of like if I understood
Speaker 4: it right there, Pharaoh. It's it's similar to something like
Speaker 4: one of their services, at least is similar to something
Speaker 4: like Microsoft Azure. It's like a robust, single sign in
Speaker 4: sort of server set, you know, or cloud set, where
Speaker 4: agents can authenticate into different apps and stuff like that
Speaker 4: and then you use them, you know, in your home service.
Speaker 4: I mean, that's that's actually something that will sell pretty big.
Speaker 4: I think it is.
Speaker 5: Their techline is personal AI Assistant. That's what they're that's
Speaker 5: what they're trying to sell.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and someone in the chat said twinning earlier, and
Speaker 4: we've talked Rucus in particulars talked a lot about digital
Speaker 4: twins and stuff, and you know, he's Rukus been all
Speaker 4: over this stuff. It's a lot of this has been.
Speaker 6: So to add one last piece to the this is
Speaker 6: obviously some sort of censlationalist bullshit puzzle before all of
Speaker 6: the hubbabluo when it was originally called clod Bot. The
Speaker 6: reason and how it went viral is by the group
Speaker 6: of people who were promoting it, not your usual group
Speaker 6: so people to be promoting this type of thing. It
Speaker 6: was quickly passed around like a used college chick at
Speaker 6: a dorm party amongst the crypto bros. It was all
Speaker 6: over all of the crypto YouTube influencers, so they were
Speaker 6: all paid something basically that they were all like, and
Speaker 6: the AI people only covered it because it was going viral.
Speaker 6: So it wasn't going viral because of the AI reviewers.
Speaker 6: It was the crypto bros who pushed this thing and
Speaker 6: made it go crazy. And what was interesting to me
Speaker 6: early on until this recent breaking news thing, which is
Speaker 6: just a fascinating microcosm of everything, isn't it? And I
Speaker 6: love how we've dissected it here on the Boiler Room,
Speaker 6: is that they were saying things like, Okay, this thing
Speaker 6: is so powerful, don't put it on your own computer.
Speaker 6: Like they were warning like every single person, matter who
Speaker 6: they were, when they were like, they were advising that
Speaker 6: you put it on a machine that you don't use.
Speaker 6: And I'm just like, doesn't that fucking defeat the purpose
Speaker 6: of this thing. You're supposed to install it on your
Speaker 6: machine and let it run your life for you, which
Speaker 6: is the selling point. So it was like this, Oh,
Speaker 6: it's this reverse psychology. They're like, it's too damn powerful,
Speaker 6: so don't give it Like like, well, shit, if it's
Speaker 6: that powerful, I want to use it, you know what
Speaker 6: I mean. Like, so there was a lot of red
Speaker 6: flags with it from the get go.
Speaker 5: Please don't mention the word crypto today because I'm just
Speaker 5: sort of sorry.
Speaker 4: Yeah, It's like the whole point of it is that
Speaker 4: it can do things that most people would be like, no,
Speaker 4: I'm not giving a cloud based AI my email password.
Speaker 1: Hell no.
Speaker 4: But if it's locked in a you know, a secure
Speaker 4: in home network, you know, I can see people doing
Speaker 4: that because like, you can only go so far with
Speaker 4: AI if you're using like the cloud services, right, it's
Speaker 4: that you don't really want it to Maybe it can.
Speaker 4: I don't know. I wouldn't do it, but you don't
Speaker 4: want it logging into your email. You don't want it
Speaker 4: logging into your website back end. But if you're in
Speaker 4: charge of that agent, and that agent single sign on,
Speaker 4: like you might be able to really streamline like a
Speaker 4: lot of your whole bunch of your life. Like if
Speaker 4: you're someone that spends two hours a day on email,
Speaker 4: just imagine your agent doing it for you.
Speaker 5: It is actually a great service, right, you're hiring a
Speaker 5: system for free. But again it has always proven things
Speaker 5: start and then some people come and take those things
Speaker 5: and they use it. Right, So guess is going to
Speaker 5: get access to all this once you give them access
Speaker 5: all your stuff to.
Speaker 4: Tech a larger group of tech bros than already do.
Speaker 6: That was the last thing I wanted to remind everybody
Speaker 6: is it's also interesting that everyone's going to discuss this
Speaker 6: and worry about this or that and the implications of
Speaker 6: allowing it into your life, Like Hesher just said, do
Speaker 6: your emails, when that's already been done for most people
Speaker 6: and they don't even realize it. Google users have been
Speaker 6: now Gemini has been put into everything, you bet. It's
Speaker 6: like with those stupid they turn this shit on, you
Speaker 6: have to go in there and churn it off. They
Speaker 6: also now installed it on Google Chrome, so now just
Speaker 6: by browsing the Internet, your local AI agent, don't worry,
Speaker 6: it's just your personal gem it's all. It's all baked
Speaker 6: in now, it's all in there. Windows has one baked
Speaker 6: in there doing the thing now copilot. So it's like
Speaker 6: it's it's not even an argument anymore if you're using
Speaker 6: the technology at all. The smartphones are probably next, or
Speaker 6: they already have something we don't know about that they
Speaker 6: haven't admitted yet. It's like it's not even an argument
Speaker 6: because those same players that have always been caught with
Speaker 6: their hands in the cookie jar and given the information
Speaker 6: to the same people that were worried about like of course,
Speaker 6: I mean, what the hell I mean, it's just but
Speaker 6: to me. It's like it's a joke to try to
Speaker 6: get everybody to go sign up for this when they
Speaker 6: just they've just forced it onto everybody without their knowing,
Speaker 6: without their permission, without their consents, without charging them anything.
Speaker 6: It's free because you know they're selling your data to
Speaker 6: the same people. You know, nothing has changed. The more
Speaker 6: things change, the more things stay the same.
Speaker 5: So can you click on that link because I actually
Speaker 5: saw that earlier yesterday, and that's you know, shit like
Speaker 5: that just passes by and nobody see it.
Speaker 4: Right, Okay, let me get this bull crap pop up
Speaker 4: out of the screen. Here, get off my screen. Here's
Speaker 4: the headline from Topclassactions dot com. Google settles for sixty
Speaker 4: eight million dollars in class action over alleged recording of
Speaker 4: private conversations. I don't think we need to go into
Speaker 4: the details unless you want me to Pharaoh. That just
Speaker 4: says a lot right there. These things happen quietly behind
Speaker 4: closed doors all the time. And if someone has the
Speaker 4: money to class action up or you know, take on
Speaker 4: the army of lawyers that is Google's legal team. This
Speaker 4: you'll see these headlines.
Speaker 5: Yes, if you go down. Basically, the Google assistant was
Speaker 5: recording profit. According to the plentiffs, the device recorded private
Speaker 5: communication the last sentence you have on the page. Yep,
Speaker 5: fulse accept.
Speaker 4: Right, So your Google nest is sitting there listening to
Speaker 4: you and your old lady in bed or whatever you know,
Speaker 4: and that people don't like that. Guess what this is America.
Speaker 4: This is twenty twenty six. This is not just America.
Speaker 4: Their products are all over the fucking world. So yeah,
Speaker 4: people don't like that. You guys, go figure you.
Speaker 6: Got something to hide. I mean Obama was saying.
Speaker 4: How many people failed to get on that class action
Speaker 4: is what I want to know. Like, they had to
Speaker 4: pay out sixty eight million dollars to I don't know
Speaker 4: how many people.
Speaker 5: Then if you click on the other link, so all
Speaker 5: this is actually in January.
Speaker 4: Yeah, these are fresh links by the way, this one
Speaker 4: I was just talking about Genuary.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this this other one, it's one hundred and thirty
Speaker 5: five million dollars settlement. Point in Google as well, cell
Speaker 5: phone was collecting. They were collecting data without people consent.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Google accused of needlessly collecting cellular data. Largest payout
Speaker 4: in this kind of case. A lawyer says Google denies
Speaker 4: wrongdoing in agreeing to settle. And the thing is, man,
Speaker 4: you think about you think about one hundred and thirty
Speaker 4: five million dollars, fifty eight million dollars, sixty eight million dollars,
Speaker 4: that's nothing to Google that like, they just nothing. They
Speaker 4: wake up and shit that much. You know in the morning.
Speaker 5: The amount of ADS is sold by selling your data
Speaker 5: that's e collected is multiple multipliers of that.
Speaker 4: These are scraps to a company like Alphabet.
Speaker 6: It's also another one of these Why is this allowed
Speaker 6: to be discussed and argued about? Oh, because hey, as
Speaker 6: long as they're not discussing what the five G wireless
Speaker 6: technology is doing to their bodies, we'll let them talk
Speaker 6: about whatever they want.
Speaker 4: H right, have it out, you know, fill your boots,
Speaker 4: go take us to court, whatever. You know. These are
Speaker 4: the kind of sums you can get. But in the
Speaker 4: end it doesn't matter. You know, it's just not going
Speaker 4: to matter. Because that many people showed up, that much
Speaker 4: money got dished out. They probably went and adjusted their
Speaker 4: terms and services after that so it won't happen again,
Speaker 4: you know, And that's that's the game.
Speaker 6: I don't think they did. I think in this case
Speaker 6: that's what's weird about is they just paid the people
Speaker 6: off and they don't care. They're not even going to say.
Speaker 5: They didn't say we're wrongdoing at all. They just said
Speaker 5: you were going to pay you.
Speaker 4: Like, why are we to think we have any sort
Speaker 4: of privacy from these companies when so when everywhere you
Speaker 4: look there's a Wi Fi and we know all the
Speaker 4: crazy things they can do it with Wi Fi, like
Speaker 4: see through walls and stuff like that, all the five
Speaker 4: G stuff. I personally believe we still haven't seen the
Speaker 4: full death Star capability of five G. Same with Starlink,
Speaker 4: like we as the you know, terrestrial beings walking around
Speaker 4: here trying to find money and food you have every day.
Speaker 4: I don't think we really get what five G actually is,
Speaker 4: what six G actually. I mean, we get what it is,
Speaker 4: but I don't know that we really fully understand the
Speaker 4: usage of it, you know.
Speaker 5: I think until we get the full connectivity that's actually
Speaker 5: what it's intended for, I don't think we'll see yeah yeah, and.
Speaker 6: I don't want to know on either. My mind, it
Speaker 6: looks like that scene in the Raiders of the Lost
Speaker 6: Arc when they opened the arc and the lightning.
Speaker 7: Yeah, right, melting faces, you know, the other aspect of
Speaker 7: this too, especially considering the two links that Pharaoh showed there,
Speaker 7: which I really appreciate about these lawsuits. But you know,
Speaker 7: I think about how many industries mandate that you have
Speaker 7: to have a certain kind of smartphone in order to
Speaker 7: be a player in that industry. I mean, I I
Speaker 7: insisted for the longest time on keeping a dumb phone
Speaker 7: just for my own uh, just for the sake of
Speaker 7: my own lifestyle. I didn't want to be reachable all
Speaker 7: the time. I certainly didn't want the the radiation damage
Speaker 7: from the smartphone. I had to get one because the
Speaker 7: only reason that the only way portlandy would hire me
Speaker 7: was if I had an iPhone. And there's there are
Speaker 7: many many people in my now former industry who have
Speaker 7: similar experiences where if they wanted to work on a
Speaker 7: movie set, they had to have an iPhone because that
Speaker 7: was the technological standard that everyone was working with. Everyone
Speaker 7: who was working with various apps in the camera departments
Speaker 7: or working in post production were using Max. So they
Speaker 7: needed the iPhone to be the standard. If you had
Speaker 7: an Android or something else, you couldn't get the job.
Speaker 7: And so considering that that we have kind of an
Speaker 7: industrial mandate that people have certain products in order to
Speaker 7: get access to certain industries and be able to work
Speaker 7: at a certain level, they're also exposing themselves to data
Speaker 7: breaches like this without awareness and certainly without any restitution.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, and think of all the like, just
Speaker 4: all the things that a person can't do if they're
Speaker 4: not carrying a smartphone, you know, a semi modern smartphone.
Speaker 4: It's like you lose out on banking opportunities, sales opportunities, connections, communications,
Speaker 4: all kinds of stuff. But then the trade in is, well,
Speaker 4: you exist in your mind in the black mirror. There's
Speaker 4: this space between your eyeballs, your brain and the Internet,
Speaker 4: and it's like you spend a lot of time existing there,
Speaker 4: and it's a toxic cybernetic feedback loop that's looking to,
Speaker 4: you know, give you a boner and extract all your
Speaker 4: money and change your mind about things. And it's like
Speaker 4: that's a pretty big trade off, man, that's a pretty
Speaker 4: big trade especially for young people. You know, that's a
Speaker 4: pretty big fucking trade off to have everything at your fingertips. Man.
Speaker 5: Well, I mean for people that didn't live I mean,
Speaker 5: we lived it, right, we know what it feels not
Speaker 5: being collected.
Speaker 4: With the dinosaurs on the way to extinction.
Speaker 5: Man, where's the one that's born in the nineteen hundred, right?
Speaker 5: I think all the new kids just don't even know
Speaker 5: what it means not to be connected.
Speaker 4: What it means to not have a black mirror in
Speaker 4: your pocket that is trying to sell you things and
Speaker 4: give you boners and change your mind.
Speaker 5: I mean, yeah, well but but you see, I think
Speaker 5: it's it goes back to the parents, right. So I
Speaker 5: me and my wife has elected that we don't our
Speaker 5: kid not touch any electronics, and until he goes to college,
Speaker 5: he's not getting a fucking phone actually, and whatever it
Speaker 5: is he wants to go, you know, but this is
Speaker 5: this is this is my choice, and this is how
Speaker 5: I'm going to do it.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 5: But I think a lot of parents and people they
Speaker 5: elect because it's easier for them too. It's an easy distraction,
Speaker 5: you know, just plug plug the kids into it early on.
Speaker 5: It makes them distracted and it gives you an easy exit.
Speaker 4: So yeah, yeah, man.
Speaker 6: By the time of your kids in college, bro, it
Speaker 6: will be brain ship.
Speaker 4: So yeah, the Internet is not going to be on
Speaker 4: a smartphone in another five years, dude, No one's gonna
Speaker 4: have smartphones.
Speaker 5: Something probably going to be of the grid somewhere.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's the injectable DNA computers brought to you by Pfizer.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 5: Oh man, So, so I have a question about the
Speaker 5: Epstein files. I'm gonna go back, all right. Is it
Speaker 5: serious that they were emailing this shit together through just
Speaker 5: Google and their Google and Yeah emails? Is that actually?
Speaker 4: Okay? I'm glad you asked, because to me, maybe I'll
Speaker 4: have to throw that in the maybe category. But like,
Speaker 4: like tech guys, are you kidding me? Like Elon Musk
Speaker 4: is sending Gmail messages to this guy? Are you kidding me?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 4: To me, that feels wildly unrealistic. And another thing that
Speaker 4: feels wildly unrealistic is one of our favorite tweet posts
Speaker 4: that we saw X posts was the one where gil
Speaker 4: Bates got an TD and then started emailing Jeffrey begging
Speaker 4: him for uh uh like.
Speaker 5: Anibatoiotics that he can slip to his wife.
Speaker 4: Annoying, Are you kidding me? Are you am? I really
Speaker 4: supposed to believe that one of the richest guys on
Speaker 4: the planet flies around in private jets does horrible things.
Speaker 4: According to some of these documents, can't get his own
Speaker 4: antibiotics he doesn't have a fucking doctor. He can't go
Speaker 4: to you know, down the street in Seattle, and you
Speaker 4: send his you know, his his man or woman servant
Speaker 4: down to go get it for him. Like, what is
Speaker 4: what is this? I'm emailing and emailing you to tell
Speaker 4: you need to give me Like it just feels like
Speaker 4: conspiracy candy to me. Frankly, it doesn't seem realistic.
Speaker 5: Well it's it's it's really insane. I just as I'm
Speaker 5: looking through and and and the good nugget too, is
Speaker 5: was wash when they they found the email that Mira
Speaker 5: and I are like, uh, mamdaney mom was attending like
Speaker 5: this party right.
Speaker 4: Wait, wait, let me let me pause you right there
Speaker 4: and just contact that one for a second. So one
Speaker 4: of these emails in the release or something in the
Speaker 4: release is indicating that whose mom was it?
Speaker 5: Again, Mira Naire, Ma'm donnie is the New York mayor?
Speaker 4: Okay, so the New York mayor's mother.
Speaker 5: Mother was a director, she's a film director. She was attending,
Speaker 5: she was a party, one of the party goers.
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, all right.
Speaker 5: So and then that was after he was convicted, right yeah,
Speaker 5: which is interesting right there you go, and now because
Speaker 5: because people like saying, oh, ma'm Donnie is just you know,
Speaker 5: he's just socialists. And and then we saw that once
Speaker 5: he won, if you guys remember he some people went
Speaker 5: and congratulated him right on his win. Right, again, it
Speaker 5: makes see question, right, is all of them from the
Speaker 5: same circle?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 5: Everybody is from the same circle, everybody connected, everybody's blackmailed,
Speaker 5: just different facets.
Speaker 4: And everybody has a like a rotating narrative and personality like.
Speaker 5: That's that's right, So it's it plays into that, right,
Speaker 5: But again it's it's it's designed to just make you question, right,
Speaker 5: because it feeds into the conspiracy, and it feeds in
Speaker 5: what we know that they are all of them connected
Speaker 5: and it's all facade, right, but they put it blurr
Speaker 5: in front of your eyes, and that crazy amouner. But again,
Speaker 5: freaking Hillary Clinton was using personal email right and sending
Speaker 5: but this the emails that they released.
Speaker 4: Right, right, People are this stupid.
Speaker 5: They do shit like that.
Speaker 4: They are this stupid. They think they're untouchable, and apparently
Speaker 4: they are untouchable.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and you know who was caught up in the
Speaker 6: Clinton email stuff was one Eric Prince Blackwater. I am
Speaker 6: full circle again, yep. Yeah, all of these people and
Speaker 6: everything is connected. It's so crazy.
Speaker 4: Shrug. I don't know what I can do at this point, shrug, shrug. Yeah, Okay,
Speaker 4: I'm sure that's just another coincidence, right, Okay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but.
Speaker 4: It's a big club and you ain't in it. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's right. I know.
Speaker 6: It's almost like there's a secret organization, like I don't know,
Speaker 6: like societies throughout history that have been planning and plotting
Speaker 6: and conspiring together for a while. Lad.
Speaker 5: So it does seems absurd. But to your point, they
Speaker 5: think they are so untouchable that they just do shit
Speaker 5: like that because there's just nobody's gonna go after them.
Speaker 5: They just don't care.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Yeah, well if you're absurd, Yeah yeah, you were
Speaker 4: about to say wondering Wolf.
Speaker 7: There, No, all I was going to say was just
Speaker 7: George Carlin's sort of famous remark about it's a big
Speaker 7: club and you ain't in it.
Speaker 5: But I mean, it's it.
Speaker 7: That's the thing that I when I when I find
Speaker 7: myself in an occasional about of nihilism, it's always because
Speaker 7: of the degree to which these people can just act
Speaker 7: with impunity and there's no accountability, there's no transparency. There
Speaker 7: are no consequences for what they do to the population
Speaker 7: and what they do to people who have no power,
Speaker 7: who have no influence, who don't have the resources that
Speaker 7: they happen to possess. And I just I wonder if, really,
Speaker 7: what is it going to take to turn that around.
Speaker 7: The institutions clearly are not doing that. And how much
Speaker 7: of the ramping up of chaos are we seeing now
Speaker 7: can be rested from their control and utilized to change
Speaker 7: the game.
Speaker 5: I really don't know.
Speaker 4: It's a tough one, man, because the chaos is being
Speaker 4: promoted on purpose, right It's being fomented. We're pretty clear
Speaker 4: of that. And that leads to exactly that other factor
Speaker 4: you just mentioned. One was chaos and one was what
Speaker 4: I don't know, but the case one begets the other
Speaker 4: what you just said right there, one begets the other,
Speaker 4: and it's being fomented. So, you know, the old ideas
Speaker 4: of unity are you know, crumbling out from under our
Speaker 4: feet here. It was like we were on a political
Speaker 4: razor's edge for a while in the early Trump years,
Speaker 4: and then it got a lot wider, you know, during
Speaker 4: the Biden years, Like the whole room for people to
Speaker 4: stand shoulder to shoulder was much you know, roomier in
Speaker 4: twenty twenty, from twenty twenty one to especially twenty twenty
Speaker 4: two to twenty twenty four, and then everything changed.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's it's become a bit of a cliche now.
Speaker 7: But of course you've got Uribezmenov's nineteen eighty three remarks
Speaker 7: about the four stages of videological subversion. Right, You've got demoralization,
Speaker 7: which takes about fifteen to twenty years, You've got destabilization,
Speaker 7: then you move into crisis, and then into normalization. And
Speaker 7: the thing of it is is it's that that cycle
Speaker 7: is mint to repeat itself again and again at scale.
Speaker 4: So we're renormalizing.
Speaker 7: Look like I was saying earlier, you know, as regards
Speaker 7: the tempo of the chaos becoming the new baseline, we're
Speaker 7: renormalizing to things in the environment seeming inevitable, and so
Speaker 7: we adapt to those things. That becomes the new normal,
Speaker 7: That becomes what's acceptable, and we move forward as though
Speaker 7: those things have always been and to question them that
Speaker 7: that becomes the new subversion.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and so much of it now comes through the Internet.
Speaker 4: It's so crazy, how like it's a remote phenomenon. Now
Speaker 4: it's like completely imparted through this, the feedback loop through
Speaker 4: the doom scroll. You know, it's it's staggering. It is
Speaker 4: a warp speed operation, definitely, And you know, I don't know,
Speaker 4: we would just see these crescendos like every week. Gosh,
Speaker 4: I'm glad the show only happens once a week because
Speaker 4: it's like, was this crazy crescendo happening at the end
Speaker 4: of the week where it's like, guys, did your doom
Speaker 4: scroll look like mine? Was it only these two things,
Speaker 4: you know, interspersed with some other crap like AI slop. Yeah,
Speaker 4: fucking weird. Where are we headed?
Speaker 6: Can I share a profound quote from Carl Jung with
Speaker 6: you all? I think I wish they was here, but
Speaker 6: we got Wandering Wolf too.
Speaker 4: But I think that profound quote, this is.
Speaker 6: This is profound and quite apropos as it were, Carl Jung.
Speaker 6: In all chaos, there is a cosmos, in all disorder,
Speaker 6: a secret order. We are caught and entangled in aimless experience.
Speaker 6: Only when all props and crutches are broken, and no
Speaker 6: cover from the rear offers even the slightest hope of security,
Speaker 6: does it become possible for us to experience an archetype
Speaker 6: that up till then had lain hidden behind the meaningful
Speaker 6: nonsense played out by the anima. This is the archetype
Speaker 6: of meaning, just as the anima is the archetype of
Speaker 6: life itself. And I think that that pretty much describes
Speaker 6: exactly what we're experiencing right this moment, if you understand
Speaker 6: everything that Manages said, Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I do. Absolutely we are at that point. We're
Speaker 4: definitely at that point.
Speaker 6: But that's to say, you know, the short version of
Speaker 6: that is that even though things look chaotic, and that's
Speaker 6: the point that there is an actual underlying structure or
Speaker 6: meaning behind all of this. And you know, that's why
Speaker 6: we call us conspiracy theorists, right because we theorize that
Speaker 6: a group of powerful elite types get together and conspire
Speaker 6: to do all of this shit to us that we
Speaker 6: are so tiresome and weary with having to deal with
Speaker 6: in our doom scroll feeds. And like you said, hesher
Speaker 6: luckily only once a week, well twice a week for
Speaker 6: some of us. Three anyway, we're.
Speaker 4: Like, we're weekend warriors these days. You know, we do
Speaker 4: our stuff with pop our heads up in the middle
Speaker 4: of the week here and there. But yeah, the big
Speaker 4: the big ones happened on Friday.
Speaker 6: But can you blame us for wanting to keep our
Speaker 6: heads low in between us?
Speaker 4: No, not at all. Like this is I mean for
Speaker 4: for me personally, and I could probably speak for some
Speaker 4: other people. It's a matter of self protection and mental health,
Speaker 4: you know, to not like sit there and see what
Speaker 4: tp USA and Candice Owens are doing every day, or
Speaker 4: why MAGA is fighting today, or you know who got
Speaker 4: killed brutally and in what way and which weapon came
Speaker 4: out first and timelining and all that shit. You know,
Speaker 4: it's just like I've been there, done that, and it's
Speaker 4: coming so fast and furious at this point, like one
Speaker 4: would burn themselves out if they you know, I sat
Speaker 4: there and tried to do things at the rate that
Speaker 4: we used to be able to do things because things
Speaker 4: came at a much slower pace. So, yeah, this week's
Speaker 4: crescendo mc epstein salacious emails all about like sex and
Speaker 4: violent stuff, nothing about you know very little about the
Speaker 4: blackmail stuff.
Speaker 5: But yeah, everybody, there is one about Trump being handled
Speaker 5: by Jared Kushner, and there's one about dor Switch being
Speaker 5: Mossad and is working. No that Kushner was a was
Speaker 5: a student of Dorschwitz, which was a most ad Asian.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I can't even picture my head the string theory boards
Speaker 6: that would have to be constructed to put all this
Speaker 6: shit together with the Epstein files, right, Like you'd be
Speaker 6: caught up in it, like you literally like stuck between
Speaker 6: all the strings going across the room and the ceiling
Speaker 6: and the floor.
Speaker 1: Mm.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm looking for that post right now, Pharaoh. Uh,
Speaker 4: let's see. I see a bunch of the ones we've
Speaker 4: talked about here, but I'm finding that one for some reason,
Speaker 4: a lot of the bill Gate stuff there. And then
Speaker 4: there's the Elon Musk one. And then there's the Justice
Speaker 4: Department deleted all the files which had Trump mentioned in them,
Speaker 4: but of course it was archived. Yeah, it's out there.
Speaker 4: I'll link it in the in the show post for everybody.
Speaker 4: There's the st D one. It's just so many of
Speaker 4: these things, it's crazy. I'm just like going through all
Speaker 4: these links that we've collected over the week, and it's like.
Speaker 5: Wow, and the most stupid argument that I've seen, and
Speaker 5: and and and the Trump supporters, the brainwaunched ones say well,
Speaker 5: if it's really into the into the files, why the
Speaker 5: Democrats didn't use it against them.
Speaker 6: Was just saying that to me earlier too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I said that too. It's not even just something
Speaker 4: a lot of people are are thinking.
Speaker 5: Well so so my my my answer to them, because
Speaker 5: number one, they are in it too, right, a lot
Speaker 5: of side right, yeah, right. Also, they wanted Trump to win.
Speaker 5: Trump was distant. They wanted him to win.
Speaker 4: Both times, dude, and the time they didn't win, obviously
Speaker 4: that was a ship show. And you know, my friend, well, they.
Speaker 5: Wanted Joe to come in. So yeah, they can he
Speaker 5: can play. He can open the country, his role right
Speaker 5: open the border. That ko Trump come and do whatever
Speaker 5: the hell he's doing right now, right and just all
Speaker 5: or straight.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and if he truly is being handled by someone
Speaker 4: in an outside country, you know, as indicated in some
Speaker 4: of these drops, well there's your there's your smoking gun, folks.
Speaker 4: I guess it doesn't do any good though, because you know,
Speaker 4: apparently the Constitution is frozen in a block of ice,
Speaker 4: and the Liberty bells frozen in a block of ice,
Speaker 4: and Lady Liberty's frozen in a block of ice, and
Speaker 4: we're trying to thowt infidel pharaoh. These ladies are working
Speaker 4: on it. He'll thought out soon.
Speaker 5: Well, they're trying to put me on ice.
Speaker 6: That's right, they're trying to keep rubbing them down with
Speaker 6: that oil ladies of the work actually ice agents.
Speaker 5: One is idea and one is uh see.
Speaker 6: The problem with that theory, mystical Pharaoh, is that that
Speaker 6: kicks open the can of conspiracy theory worms and sends
Speaker 6: you straight down the rabbit hole and makes you wonder. Well,
Speaker 6: then that would imply that Trump does not have miraculously
Speaker 6: hearing healing lobes. Lobes. I'm just saying they heal fast.
Speaker 4: Okay, I found it, thanks creative accidents. Here it is
Speaker 4: for those receipt hounds out there up at Disclosed TV.
Speaker 4: Just in FBI report citing a confidential human source released
Speaker 4: in the final batch of Epstein files, claims quote Trump
Speaker 4: has been comp remis by Israel end quote. And they've
Speaker 4: got the document here. You know, if you want to
Speaker 4: check it out, it's up there on you know, shoot
Speaker 4: the messenger. I'm just telling you what's out there. It's
Speaker 4: up there on the Disclosed tv X page along with
Speaker 4: thousands of other pages. This has gone wide across the internet,
Speaker 4: and I don't know that the White House has addressed it,
Speaker 4: has Blondie Fembot number two come out and address this,
Speaker 4: yet they're just gonna let it. Kind of.
Speaker 6: That one in particular feels like that that the Family
Speaker 6: Guy flashback thing that's famous where he's like, well, it's
Speaker 6: like that time where they say what like in every
Speaker 6: movie they say the name of the movie, and he's
Speaker 6: always like, ah, they said it, they said it, And
Speaker 6: then he gets up and walks out that this that
Speaker 6: that one feels like, ah, they said the thing. They
Speaker 6: literally came out and said he's compromised by iSER. I'm like,
Speaker 6: come on, it's too obvious, it's too too easy. But
Speaker 6: then that's what I was saying to you earlier. Hasher
Speaker 6: is like, what if it's really It's really true. All
Speaker 6: of these scumbags are in it, including Trump, and you
Speaker 6: know they do all these crazy distraction tactics, like you know,
Speaker 6: shoot people on the streets during protests and start wars
Speaker 6: just to save their good name, because that's all they
Speaker 6: care about. It's all they have.
Speaker 4: What better way to divide people, What better way to
Speaker 4: splinter maga, What better way to reignite the activists on
Speaker 4: the left, What better way to foment you know, this
Speaker 4: kind of institutions. That's the word you used, Wolf that
Speaker 4: I spaced out on earlier. It's like you foment chaos.
Speaker 4: Therefore you foment the disillusionment and trust in institutions. This
Speaker 4: is being done on purpose. They see this happening. It's
Speaker 4: being done on purpose. It's a form of like cultural
Speaker 4: slash and burn, I believe. And where we are on
Speaker 4: the other side of it is a place where the grievances,
Speaker 4: you know, the identity politic grievances that people are out
Speaker 4: fighting over right now, it won't matter anymore on the
Speaker 4: other side of all this, because there'll be a full
Speaker 4: control grid. They'll be full, you know, full on panopticon,
Speaker 4: all that, the track and trace everything. That's where this
Speaker 4: is headed. And it's not headed towards the democrat utopia.
Speaker 4: It's not headed toward the America first utopia. It's not
Speaker 4: headed toward even toward some people like the idea of globalism.
Speaker 4: It's not headed toward globalist utopia. It's headed toward none
Speaker 4: of those. It's headed towards some like postiche, some pastiche
Speaker 4: of sci fi movies.
Speaker 7: Or as My Dinner with Andre, But at nineteen eighty.
Speaker 7: What if New York City is a concentration camp built
Speaker 7: by the inmates and they're proud of it, right?
Speaker 4: What if San Jose is owned by Larry Ellison And
Speaker 4: if you want to live in San Jose you can,
Speaker 4: like Jay Dyer said on this show years ago, you
Speaker 4: can live above Walmart. You can live in the apartments
Speaker 4: at Costco. You know you can. You know everything's going
Speaker 4: to be Globo Corp, Globo Homeo Corp. You can live
Speaker 4: in it and you'll be a fifteen minute city. You
Speaker 4: can have an electric scooter, you won't need an electric car,
Speaker 4: you won't need a cell phone, you won't need to
Speaker 4: own anything, and you'll love it.
Speaker 6: So it's more RoboCop than Terminator, at least until it's Aliens.
Speaker 4: It's Jackson Pollock, and Jackson Pollock's his canvas is all
Speaker 4: of our you know, beloved sci fi and Philip K.
Speaker 4: Dickeyan stories.
Speaker 5: So can you open that, Lin Casen? That last?
Speaker 4: We all right, we're getting down to last links here.
Speaker 4: You guys are hitting the two hour market. I want
Speaker 4: to keep everybody too late here, but let's check this
Speaker 4: one out. Oh, Polymarket News, gotta cover poly Market This
Speaker 4: is just endlessly entertaining and interesting to me. The mainstreaming
Speaker 4: of massive grift and theft and betting. Poly Market says
Speaker 4: breaking US Department of Homeland Security buys industrial warehouses in
Speaker 4: more than eight states for large scale detention facilities. Oh
Speaker 4: my god, well we should make some bets on poly
Speaker 4: market about this. Holy coyl.
Speaker 6: I'm sure Alex Jones is screaming up and down trying
Speaker 6: to warn everybody that these are the FEMA camps he's
Speaker 6: been talking about. I know, wait, crickets, crickets, Alex, No.
Speaker 4: Yeah, just the Actually I wish it was only crickets
Speaker 4: from Alex because what he's actually doing is going around
Speaker 4: saying you shouldn't bring your hand going to protest. He's
Speaker 4: like doing the whole like anti two A thing. That's
Speaker 4: the other thing that this incident, one of the most
Speaker 4: most recent incident we talked about on Sunday Wire, was
Speaker 4: like all these supposed constitutionalists, supposed America firsters, supposed two
Speaker 4: A supporters, are like totally turning on this guy's right
Speaker 4: to carry. You know, it's so bizarre. Like people I
Speaker 4: have interviewed in respect, you know, even William Kirk from
Speaker 4: Washington gun law kind of landed on the side of
Speaker 4: ice over the US Constitution, Like people, you know, he's
Speaker 4: a lawyer. I'm not. You know, what the fuck do
Speaker 4: I know? But it was disappointing to me.
Speaker 6: Which is going to be easier to take American's guns.
Speaker 6: A Trump presidency or a Gavin Newsom presidency.
Speaker 4: Probably one right before the other would be perfect, the
Speaker 4: perfect storm basically like Trump, Biden, Trump Newsome or some
Speaker 4: other stand in fill in the blank, probably Trump again, yeah,
Speaker 4: and then Trump again or Eric Trump or or you know,
Speaker 4: it's just gonna that's one outcome that might actually be
Speaker 4: the safest outcome for us, as dangerous and stupid as
Speaker 4: that sounds to say, Like if they just keep the
Speaker 4: pendulum going back and forth and back and forth, and
Speaker 4: enough of us get sick of it and you know,
Speaker 4: start tuning out and getting with each other instead of
Speaker 4: getting on the socials, maybe you know there's a chance.
Speaker 4: But hey, they're gonna they're gonna war seed us all
Speaker 4: the way to twenty thirty. And like we were saying earlier,
Speaker 4: that's coming up quick.
Speaker 6: Hell yeah, So we might not get black bagged. We
Speaker 6: might get ourselves set up to where we're worried about
Speaker 6: getting bunker busted bombed on right.
Speaker 4: Right awesome, just awesome. Okay, well thanks for bringing that
Speaker 4: one there, Pharaoh. What do you think? Man? Is this
Speaker 4: really happening? Do we have a source on this? Is
Speaker 4: it verified? It looks like it's coming from Bloomberg, So
Speaker 4: let me just put it up there. Lost the connection
Speaker 4: to browser. You suck, sucks, sucks, sucks, suck. Okay, stop sharing,
Speaker 4: start sharing.
Speaker 5: They're trying to build data centers.
Speaker 4: This one right here at Bloomberg. ICEE begins buying mega
Speaker 4: warehouse detention centers across the US. So there you go.
Speaker 4: If you're wondering if it's more than just what's on
Speaker 4: that X post, there is a link here. Plans for
Speaker 4: such centers and jails in nearly two dozen communities have
Speaker 4: sparked protests over sustainability, proximity to homes and schools. So
Speaker 4: people are protesting this exactly, Dude, that's crazy.
Speaker 5: Why is it? Why is it proximity to home in schools?
Speaker 4: What the hell?
Speaker 5: Well, maybe they are going to build data illegals, bro Come.
Speaker 4: On, dude, They're putting one in El Paso, Texas that's
Speaker 4: going to have eighty five hundred beds. Uh, that's nuts.
Speaker 4: That's right on the other side of the border too. Wow,
Speaker 4: So they're going to use as many as twenty three
Speaker 4: warehouses for detaining thousands of immigrants arrested by a federal agency.
Speaker 6: And so it's temporary, guys, Calm down.
Speaker 4: Yes, temporary holding centers. Everybody, you're a leftists If you
Speaker 4: don't like the sound of this. I can hear the
Speaker 4: comments already. Yeah, Well, it would be interesting to figure out,
Speaker 4: with twenty million people here illegally approximately conservatively, how long
Speaker 4: it would take to cycle them if all they were
Speaker 4: arresting was those people. I also want to know. So
Speaker 4: if you've got eighty five hundred beds for twenty three warehouses,
Speaker 4: that's a lot of people. Like, what's the administrative overhead
Speaker 4: on that? Like a prison with that many people, it
Speaker 4: requires a lot of admin and everything. Right, it's like
Speaker 4: you know what I mean. And there's so many prisoners
Speaker 4: across twenty three of those twenty three times eight thousand,
Speaker 4: five hundred, right, how many people in there are are
Speaker 4: experiencing due process? That's what I want to know. How
Speaker 4: many people in there? How many people could be stakingly
Speaker 4: put in there? And the way that we're seeing some
Speaker 4: of these people being arrested being treated is unconstitutional. Af Like,
Speaker 4: if you're here illegally, guess what law enforcement still has
Speaker 4: to treat you within constitutional bounds. That's the law in
Speaker 4: this land. And these guys are literally having chiefs of
Speaker 4: police come and have to track them down and pull
Speaker 4: people out of their cars that they have kidnapped.
Speaker 6: I was just reading a harrowing tale from a handful
Speaker 6: of nurses at an ICU somewhere after one of these
Speaker 6: captures of an illegal. It was a person from Mexico,
Speaker 6: just a normal, just your average run in the mill,
Speaker 6: regular non criminal other than the fact that they crossed
Speaker 6: the border illegally, right, just a normal Mexican person face.
Speaker 6: I'll bust it in. The cops told the nurses and
Speaker 6: the doctors when they brought him in that the guide
Speaker 6: ran away from capture and smashed his face into a
Speaker 6: brick wall on purpose, And the nurses have seen lots
Speaker 6: of damage and beatings and stuff, and they're just like,
Speaker 6: this is literally bullshit. The cops are literally just lying.
Speaker 6: They beat the f out of this guy and then
Speaker 6: made up this crazy story. That's just what we're dealing with.
Speaker 6: You know anyway, And I just.
Speaker 5: Want to I posted the start because I'm gonna bring something.
Speaker 5: So Obama was actually has done more deportation and detention
Speaker 5: than than Trump, right, and he actually expended quite a
Speaker 5: bit those facilities that that that were run by by
Speaker 5: by some private companies. But the reason why I put
Speaker 5: this in here, Obama has ran the biggest deportation actually
Speaker 5: uh operation during his time and and and none of
Speaker 5: this ship that happened that's happening right now happened back then, right.
Speaker 5: It just why is that? Right? Why why could Obama
Speaker 5: do it and Trump cannot do it?
Speaker 4: And checked this in the article here it says nearly
Speaker 4: the government itself admits that nearly eighty seven percent of
Speaker 4: detained families have been found to have legitimate asylum claims
Speaker 4: that they should be allowed to pursue immigration courts.
Speaker 5: So it's like they did that's right, they were at
Speaker 5: risking people lifting the right. But again it was not
Speaker 5: done in demand that he's doing it. This is what's
Speaker 5: happening right now is for a specific agenda that goes
Speaker 5: back to that point we're saying early.
Speaker 4: On, yeah, a chilling effect, shock.
Speaker 5: And it's for the visual it's the visual.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's for the doom scroll. It's for the media,
Speaker 4: it's for podcasters, right, for MAGA influencers.
Speaker 6: The first part was the ripping off of the mask.
Speaker 6: And now they're they're telling us the people who don't
Speaker 6: have their heads up their asses right that are paying attention. Hey,
Speaker 6: this is what we're doing to you. We're literally taking
Speaker 6: away all of the things. I hope you're ready.
Speaker 4: I love it. It's going to be awesome. You'll own nothing.
Speaker 4: You'll love it. Protests happen outside your house. Grandma gets mased,
Speaker 4: little kids get mased. You'll love it. It's cool. What
Speaker 4: about it.
Speaker 6: At least they arrested Don Lemon. That was fun.
Speaker 4: They didn't do anything with him though, right now they
Speaker 4: let him out. Yeah, yeah, all right, you guys, I'm
Speaker 4: about spent. Let's let's round it up here ruckus. I'm
Speaker 4: gonna go to you first this time because you always
Speaker 4: have a saved round and I want everyone to be
Speaker 4: here for your saved round. So what do you got
Speaker 4: for us tonight? For a saved round?
Speaker 6: You would do that to me when I actually don't
Speaker 6: no way, really, okay, my saved round would have been
Speaker 6: Don the Don lemon thing to be completely honest.
Speaker 4: All right, Well that means we made it to the
Speaker 4: end of the show.
Speaker 6: Oh geez. So I'll just say thank you for having me.
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Speaker 4: All right. Yeah, Luckily for Bill Cooper he didn't have
Speaker 4: to deal with chat GPT. I'm gonna go to Mystical
Speaker 4: Pharaoh next Pharaoh. Thanks for being here tonight, man, and
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Speaker 5: Yeah. Man, it was a great show, and glad we
Speaker 5: can see uh coy tonight again. And thanks for having.
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Speaker 7: Thanks so much, Ashare. Yeah, it's been great to be back.
Speaker 7: I've missed all you guys. I missed everyone on the show.
Speaker 7: I've missed all the listeners, missed being in the discord.
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Speaker 7: long as I was. Life out other plans for me.
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Speaker 7: So thanks again and I'll see you all soon.
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Speaker 4: Hopefully peace out.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 2: Go ahead and run, run home and cry to mama.