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let's just get into the first big story of the evening,
the alleged the details of the peace talks between Russia, Ukraine,
the United States and everyone here. This comes from Cash
loren So. A peace deal has been reached between Russia
and Ukraine, and everyone take this with the brand of salt.
But Zelenski's flying to the USA to sign the deal
made with President Trump not finalized. Here are some key details.
The United States will earn fifty percent of the future
revenue from Ukraine's mineral wealth as repayment for the United
States tax dollars spent on the war. No membership to
NATO Ukraine. Ukraine was never going to join NATO. That
was has always been a line in the sand for
Russia and what started the war in the first place.
No boots on the ground. Zelenski tried to backdoor NATO
membership by placing US or European troops on the ground
of Ukraine. Instead, there will be a de militarized zone.
Ukraine concedes territory. Exactly how much is yet unknown, but
Ukraine was never going to get all of its territory
back anymore than they were going to join NATO. Haven't
seen any concessions released by Russia yet, so get ready
for more Putin puppet hoaxes. But the reality is Ukraine
never had a chance against Russia. Well that's obviously true.
Biden started this war. Boris Johnson sabotaged a peace deal.
Likely millions died and hundreds of billions of dollars were
spent as a result. Trump ran on bringing peace to Ukraine,
Promises made, promises capped. I'm sure you gentlemen have much
to say on this one. So I see the floor
to you guys, what are we thinking.
Speaker 2: That, Charlie, if you want, I mean.
Speaker 3: This, there's no a piece deal hasn't been reached yet.
I don't know where this post is coming from. But uh,
you know, Zelenski can sign wherever he wants. But until
Russia agrees to a deal, you know, none of this
actually matters. I don't really think the uh yeah, I
mean there's just there's kind of nothing here addressing Russia's
core problems really, which is basically like where which territory
is actually going to go to Russia? And how is
that going to be guaranteed? That this is just nothing.
It doesn't matter what Selenski agrees to. Everyone knows this.
Speaker 2: Well. It came out today that Trump said that he
was extending the sanctions on Russia for another year. He
can rescind that at any time, but that is officially
that came out today. What I will say is the
the revenue, the future revenue from Ukraine's mineral wealth. I
was listening to Tom Luongo and Alex Kraner speak on
a show yesterday and they made the claim that Starmar
Starmar or Bojo Boris Johnson I can't remember, had already
gone to Ukraine and in January signed a one hundred
year deal for the UK to have access to these
mineral rights that are that are part of the deal
that Trump wants. Does Zelenski have the power to do
that when he's not even an elected official, Probably not.
But those are some things that that need to be
taken into consideration as well. Also, you know, if you
want to talk about you know, if say, oh, we're
going to get one hundred billion dollars, or say we're
going to get a trillion dollars of minerals from them
over the next However many years, I've heard an overhead
of up to eighty seven eighty three percent for extraction.
So really you're not talking about a trillion, You're talking
about one hundred and seventy billion, which isn't chump change,
but in the grand scheme of things kind of is
considering what you have to go through in order to
get this. So yeah, there's a whole bunch of a
whole bunch of wrenches have been thrown into these these
what we're reading on the screen, which we know has
been have been floated by people in the know. But
there are a lot of there are a lot of
things in the way of this, and I don't think
this is over, not even for a second.
Speaker 4: I have to say, I have no idea who cash
Lorent is. While you guys are talking. I looked up
his Twitter feed and my impression is that he's a
bald Bill Mitchell. So I mean, honestly, all that stuff
on that tweets is complete nonsense. I follow Russian media
quite closely, and I you know, there's no piece of
arrangements going on at all. There's no discussions at all
about what piece you know, what kind of framework would
it be, because the Russians have made this clear time
and time again that they're you know, they're looking for
a piece deal. What they want is a long term
change in the European security arrangements. That's a much bigger subject.
And you know they're willing to engage with the Trump
administration that In fact, today I think it was Peskoff
who said that, you know, so far, so good. They're
encouraged that there seems to be a possibility of having
normalized relations with the United States. But you know, the
first item on the agenda is getting back to having
normal functioning embassies in Moscow and Washington. You know, they're
not talking about what to do with Ukraine. That's that's
probably months down the road. You know, the Russians just
don't believe anybody in the West, don't trust anybody, so
they're not going to sit down and sign any piece
of paper, especially with Zelensky, who they've already they've already
said that it's hopeless, there's no point in having a
deal with Lensky. They don't consider him a legitimate ruler.
And you know, again I think I've mentioned this before,
the Russians are very legalistic people and they look at
the Ukrainian law and say, look, this guy is not
the legal president of the country, so therefore he can't
sign a deal unless they have an election or change something.
You know, we're not signing a deal with someone who
doesn't have the authority to sign it. So this idea,
there's a piece. I mean, it's just crazy that the
the mineral deal, the mineral plus business that that's that's
not even a deal, that's just a framework. You know
that it's been some of us been leaked out and
there's not much. There's nothing there. It's basically we're going
to agree to talk about the doing deals in the future.
So it looks to me just you know, it's just
filling time. And that one hundred year deal with the
Brits sign that was a security grangement. The French did one,
the Germans did one. I think the Poles did one.
Who knows Estonia probably did one. You know, they're just meaningless,
you know, symbolic things, Oh we love you Ukraine, We'll
stick by you. There's no actual material commitments in any
of it that require the UK, France or in these
other countries to do anything. So I don't know. I mean,
I think, you know, as cashle ring guys, probably I
hope he is he a friend of you guys, or
anything like that before I say something mean about him. No,
you can go.
Speaker 2: Ahead and say anything you want about him.
Speaker 4: He just sounds like to me a guy who is
you know, he's his television is speaking through him, you know,
because this is the kind of stuff that floats around
the mainstream media. We're probably six nine months away from
any serious discussions about peace and Ukraine, and that assumes
that the Ukrains can continue to fight. I think they
probably can, but you know that, you know, the negotiations
over Ukrainian are probably going to come after the Ukrainian
army is pretty much beaten, and then that's going to
be a small part of the overall change in relation
between Washington and Moscow. I mean, that's what this is
all about. You know, I called it. You know, there's
a thing in medieval Europe. It was called chancery courts,
and this is where basically the nobility would hash out
their problems. You know, the common courts, common law courts,
that was for peasants. You know, somebody stole somebody's pig,
went to the common law courts. But the chancery courts
were for the nobility. And what's brewing here, and I
think Trump has made some noises about this, is that
the big powers China, Russia, India, and the United States,
they're going to operate as a chancery court. They're going
to supervise all these areas with some sort of spheres
of influence. And that that's a much longer term project.
That's going to take, you know, a year to start
getting some basic understanding and some trust and then commitments
to build on this going forward. And you know, then
you've got the United States pivot to China and trying
to rebuild those relationships. It is a long term thing.
Ukraine is a tiny little part of this. It's a
problem or resolve itself. You have the Russians actually defeat
the Ukrainian army and destroy a problems over there's no
more work. So you know, I just any any talk
of peace anybody who's talking has the word I think
I said this on Twitter the other day. Anybody who
has the words peace steal in their tweet should block
them because there's somebody who's trying to make you dumber.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is I like your take that Russia's got
interested in a peace deal. This is something that Trump
is really interested in. Zilenzi's not even really interested in it.
The Russians are are, like you said, seeking a new
security arrangement in Europe. The only way I see that
security arrangement actually working is if they annex basically everything
east of the Yepper, because I don't really see how
any guarantees the West offers the Russians are believable. You know,
if I were on the Russian side, I would look
at any deal the Americans, especially put forward and just
regarded as complete bullshit. You know, at this point, the
only thing you can trust is the territory you occupy.
So I mean, I've I've had this take since before
you know, Trump, we even knew he won the election.
But I have I don't really have confidence that Trump
can actually end the war because I don't I don't
think he really comprehends what the Russians really want, and
I don't think he's in a position to actually offer it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think, you know, if the Russians control of
the neighbor all the way to Odessa. People don't realize
is how much of the Ukrainian economy depends on that.
They essentially then can control Ukraine without actually occupying it.
They don't want to occupy it because yeah, it's interesting.
They keep trying it root and keeps mentioning that the
polls and maybe the Hungarian should think about retaking Galicia. Well,
if you know your history Galicia, it produces an enormous
number of lunatics. It is known for this. All the
neo kons trace or family treat to Galicia. You have
anarchists and of course the Bandara a step in bandera,
Mensheviks and Bolshevik and it's just an amazing area in
the sense that it produces, you know, these radical crack pots.
And the Russians when they are talking about the Poles
taking it, it's look like an inside joke. You know,
nobody wants it. It's the hot potato, you know. So
the Russians are pretty happy if they could take the
probably would be happy to take control of the Denepra
everything east of it, and then they don't really have
to worry about Ukraine too much. It'll be too poor.
You know, It's population is just draining away. There's a
I saw projection numbers that by twenty forty it'll be
fifteen million people. You think about they started at forty
five million. So you know, it's it's a self solving
problem as long as as the Russians can maintain what
they're doing militarily, and it seems that there's no sign
that they can't, so you know, it longer it takes
Trump to make a deal, a little less likely there
is going to be a deal.
Speaker 2: That part about Galicia. Both of my grandmother, my maternal
grandmother's parents came to the United States from Galicia. And
it's it's I mean, they're ethnic polls it. I mean,
I was an adult when I figured out exactly why
they were so antisemitic, But now it makes sense.
Speaker 4: It really quite amazing. I mean, you read about a
guy named like Bandara, you know he he's just a
crazy guy. I mean, he was just an It just
he just wanted to murder as many non Ukrainians as possible.
That was pretty much his ideology. But he's not atypical,
you know, it's just a it's an odd place. It's
a good example of how multiculturalism does not work.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm d. One other thing I want to bring
attention to on this one is I see a lot
of calls from people on the uh what I want
to call our side of things or Trump's base, saying, oh,
I'll just talk about oh world, we're gonna take back
all these minerals. Well, take back is kind of a
weird misnumber to begin with, but we're gonna we're gonna
take all these minerals from Ukraine as like reparations basically
for the United States seeking billions, billions of dollars into this,
And like there's a lot of questions attached to that one.
I mean, okay, so are we gonna directly take control
of the mineral minds? Basically? I mean that seems completely
out of the table. So you're talking about some kind
of deal with people and this Like the only way
that this could really work in the United States's favor
is if we directly take control these places, and we
don't want our presence there. So while this sounds like
a good idea on paper. Oh yeah, we're gonna get
some of our money back. But do we want to
be involved in this area at all?
Speaker 2: Well, people keep wondering why the why England is so
interested in this, Why England wants so much control there,
And it's not England, it's the city of London, and
they want it because they have no gold, They have
no nothing. They're looking for anything of worth, anything that
is valuable that they can use as collateral to lend
against I'm sure you know a lot of people have
heard that there's the weight on gold redemptions in England
is two to three months because all the gold is
flowing into the United States. So, I mean that's one.
If you want to know the reason why England is
so interested in Ukraine, it has to do with those minerals.
Speaker 3: Yeah, those deals could be worked out with the Russians
after the war as well. I mean, none of this
is really contingent on the war. I mean, negotiating these
deals with the Lanski is really bizarre. Trump even you know,
kind of back tracked calling Zelenski a dictator in the
last like yesterday, which is weird. I don't understand why
he's talking to Zelenski at all, because Zlenski, you know,
might not even be alive in the next year. He
probably won't be president. The Russians don't even recognize him
as a legitimate president of Ukraine, so he's just a
pointless figure. It doesn't make any sense to talk about
deals with him. And you know, the minerals can be secured.
You can have US companies over there exploiting the minerals.
You could have them cooperating with the Russians, So it's
not like it can't be done. I don't think we
should have anything to do with Ukraine. Fuck the minerals.
We don't need the minerals, you know, Bannon said this,
and for rare, rare Bannon agreement. But yeah, just like,
what do we want to do with this place if
if the British want to let them have it, Like,
it's just not worth being tied up in this ridiculously
corrupt shithole country anymore, you know. Okay, we lost three
hundred billion dollars whatever, just it off at this point.
It's not that much money in the grand scheme of things.
It's not worth being entangled with this part of the world. Anymore,
just leave it alone. But Trump is not going to
leave it alone. But you know, the fact that this
is really going to go nowhere is not really a
big deal to me because I never thought Trump could
actually solve it in the first place. So yeah, funny,
it's just like it looks like the USG is still
just like playing with itself.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: It's like we're talking about peacekeepers in Ukraine and we're
talking about freezing the conflict, and it's like, but what
about the Russian side. They're never going to accept that.
It doesn't make any sense. They've annexed territory beyond where
the front light is. They're not freezing the front line.
They absolutely don't want NATO troops in Ukraine, especially east
of the Neper, whether you say they're covered by NATO
or not. You know, they're not going to accept that,
Lavrov said yesterday're not going to accept that. So this
is all just fucking masturbay and still.
Speaker 1: Pretty much what don't be uh speak of masturbation. Uh,
here's a fucking cure starmer uh fresh fresh from England
over here. Uh yeah, I'm looking on that guy in
the chat that was complaining. Let's see what he has
to say on his country situation with Russia and Ukraine.
Speaker 5: Whenever necessary, we absolutely backed each other up, and that's
could you take on Russia about yourselves?
Speaker 4: Well? All right, one or two more, okay?
Speaker 1: I mean I just love how like Trump just always
does like the power man pose basically in every one
of these, uh you know, interviews with world leaders he does.
He did with like Macron the other day when they
showed up. It's like everyone's now come to pay fealty
to h the new American king, right And god, just
Starmer really is just a pathetic excuse for a man,
isn't he.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I really liked the talk with ma Chrome where they
sort of fought over who gets to put the other
guy's hand on the thigh. You know, there's the sort
of battle of like whether or not Trump can touch
him in a dominant way. It was really funny.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, Ker Starmer, you know the Europeans, I mean,
you know they joke about him being boring and how
dull he is. But there's someone in a secret chat.
I'm a part of a post of this clip from
a Guardian interview with Starmer. I let's read it. It's hilarious.
Kier Starmer doesn't have a favorite book, he doesn't have
a favorite poem. He hasn't thought about whether he's an
extroverted or introverted person he had, He claims no childhood fears, and,
perhaps most curiously, he tells Charlotte Edwards of The Guardian
this weekend that he doesn't have a dream life either.
He has his head hits the pillow after a long
day is done, and his mind is just a blank,
colorless void.
Speaker 3: He's like, yeah, a friend John d references that all
the time. It's that that is a very weird interview
because it's like any sensible politician if you ask about,
you know, their favorite poem, you just make something up.
You don't. You don't say literally nothing, I just don't
have one, but just make something up.
Speaker 4: Yeah. You know, the whole point of politics is you know,
it's like sales. You know, you want to try and
make a connection. You know, people want to have a feel,
is that they have an emotional connection to whatever.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's just that's part of the game. But
this guy, I mean, it just there's nothing to him.
It's it's a really intant way when you look at
European politicians. It's a little easier to just see how
screwed up liberal democracy is. Any system that puts this
guy into office of any at any level is a
system that has a serious problem. And you know, this
is your prime minister, a guy who maybe he has
one hundred IQ, maybe he's totally incurious about the world,
you know, I mean, you know this is he's not Churchill.
And you know, you say what you want about Churchill.
At least he was an interesting character. And uh, but
you know he's not alone in this. Look at the
rest of the Euros. I mean, it's it's a sad bunch.
I mean, Macron is probably the only one that has
I think that's probably why Trump actually kind of likes him.
He's the only European and has any color at all.
Speaker 2: I heard some people in Europe saying that Starmar was
was trying to position to become like the King of Europe.
And I'm like, this is a guy who doesn't have
like an inner dialogue. In her monologue, the only thing
the things that are coming out of his mouth are
the things that you know, the Lord Mayor of London
is telling him to say. And this he's a puppet.
He's just he's he's a conscious version of Joe Biden
where there's just somebody he can actually talk. He can
actually it's it seems like he's alive, but he's not.
He's just repeating what other people are telling him, telling
him to say.
Speaker 1: It really is like the NPC politician, right.
Speaker 4: Well, he actually kind of reminds me of John Carrey.
I met John Carry a bunch of times, and one
of the weird things about John Carry is that, like
there was some sort of social event, he didn't socialize.
He would just find a room, turn off the lights
and stare into the darkness. It was like he was
you know, like he you know, he unplugged, his battery
was dead. I kid you not, that's what he said,
and it was I mean, people just just accepted it.
I'm like, this is the weirdest thing. No, this is
not normal. It's not how normal people operate. But then
he would power back up, you know, he'd reboot the
firmware and you know, he'd go back in and you
know he'd do some handshaking and stuff and then leave.
It was a very very strange man. But you know,
it's not he's not you know, he's not unusual. And
you can see this with Starmer. I bet you the
British political class probably think he's the life of the party.
Speaker 1: Well, whatever the case, I I would not want to
be under this man's rule right now, to say the
very least. So my heart goes out to our British
friends across the pond.
Speaker 2: That picture is just like the Chadman spread versus the
Virgin cross legs.
Speaker 3: I know, he's like that, and all the pictures too.
He's got, you know, just the cock shame position going
on as it's a it's a stark contrast actually with
mackerel's behavior when he was a meeting with Trump. Star
Wars just looks so gay. It's unbelievable, it really does. Yeah,
he's got the gay sunglasses to the gay hair. No,
I mean, it's one thing to have your like legs
sit cross, but like he's not even had shoulders back
or anything.
Speaker 1: You know, it would it.
Speaker 3: Would never I would never sit like that anywhere.
Speaker 4: Yeah that I didn't notice that, but yeah, that that's
how winds it.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, Like his shoulders are forward, arms are
at the waist, legs crossed. Uh, there's there's just nothing
about this guy that is masculine at all.
Speaker 2: It's like it's like Trump is, you know, hauling around
some brass ones and this is just this guy. This
guy is just trying to hide his JJ, keep it warm.
Speaker 1: Really well, I don't want to look at this some
guy any longer. But uh, you know, speaking of things
that we can't really look at. So the other big
story of today was everyone was teased you know, for
days that, oh from Pam Bondi and everyone else, that's
the first batch of the Epstein files are going to
be released. And uh, I guess the only thing I
really want to say on this is it was interesting
how the Trump administration uh continues to double down on
just not dealing with the mainstream or the legacy media
at all at this point. And they gave like the
binders of all the files to like Mike Cernovich and
Liz Wheeler and a bunch of the other like very
like basic bit I think lives of TikTok Out too.
It's like it's like your basic bitch batch of you know,
Kanning online characters. Well we're not giving up to the
AP or anything like that, but still people start showing
pictures and of course basically every page is just completely
left blank. So it's like, Okay, thank thanks guys who
cock teased us for like all the great Epstein files
are gonna get released and we're gonna know what's on there,
and low and behold we get pages like this.
Speaker 2: Well I wish, I wish I could say I was
responsible for that one, but that was Lee, that was
from Leandfield. But yeah, I mean this is I don't
know where you got it from, but this is just
the When I saw who the influencers were that they
gave it to, that was when I was just like,
all right, I'm done, I'm out. I'm out. And yeah
it's I mean you, well, two percent of the population
and like eighty percent of those influence So and I
think Dave Smith had Dave Smith probably had one of
the better tweets about this. He said, looking for it
right now and and he's of course taking crap for it,
even though he's Jewish. He said, I'm starting to think
that handing the Masad Pedo files to a bunch of
Zionists might not be the best way to get the
truth to the public.
Speaker 1: It's a great tweet from Dave.
Speaker 2: Literally yeah, literally what they did and yeah, I mean,
oh and now they're saying, oh, well we can you know,
well it's they're all being held by the FBI office
in New York. I'm like, okay, well then take the
eighty second airborne there. I mean, and I think if
Pam Bondy, I'm like, I think if Pam Bondi shows up,
that might be enough. But still, I mean, you make
examples of these people.
Speaker 1: Now, this is just gay what they did. This, This
is like the worst of like Paul Worlds that they
could have possibly done. It's like, okay, we're just gonna
leak documents to say literally nothing on them, to like
kan Inc characters. It's like, who fucking cares? This is
just gay, this one. This one really like maybe like
pissed off. I mean, I don't really think that we're
ever actually going to get the unredacted Epstein files to
begin with, And I've kind of just written the story
like out of my mind, basically like Okay, we're never
gonna know the shoots about this. I might as well
just like completely ignore it and just you know, like
put this one in the bin.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: It's like Okay, our leads are pedophiles and they're evil, Like, yeah, okay,
we alreadyknew that, right, we knew the nature of the
thing that we're fighting. I feel like this story is
just a complete nothing burger at this point, and it's
more or less you should been shown.
Speaker 3: It is it, Yeah, it is. It still pisses me off, though.
This was also the first time I've been genuinely pissed
off at the new administration, just because of how gay
this whole thing has been. I think everyone kind of
knew that this is where it was going to go,
but just the fact that it's the fact that it's
being done is just so fucking gay. But I never
cared about this shit in the first place. I mean, look,
just the Port. More fucking immigrants, Okay, the port ten
times more people who don't belong here. I don't give
a shit about the Epstein files. I don't care. Everyone
knows what's in them anyway. This is all just trash.
Release them, don't release them, I don't care. Just get
rid of the fucking people that don't belong here.
Speaker 1: This really is like the like premium slop story, isn't it.
It has been for years basically since Epstein got whacked. No,
like this is like kook spear number one that everyone.
Speaker 2: Talks a pile.
Speaker 1: It's like, oh, like this is going to bring down
the regime, right, It's kind of like the same thing
where you see with people. Yeah, it's like the tough
guy boomer con kind of deal that they have at
the Second Amendment. It's like, okay, so like, let's just
say for a moment that you know, we actually got
the names of everybody who was on Epstein's list. Does
anyone really think for a moment that you know, like
the people who are mentioned and like anything really is
going to happen to them. Let's be real here.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I generally agree that the whole I mean, I
don't know. I mean I knew this story, what it
was about this, I mean as soon as it got
into the news. We all know what I mean, as
soon as I saw Gise laying Maxwell and there. I mean,
you know her her father was a famous triple agent
who was He was buried in the grove of olives
in Israel. Every when he when he was buried, every
Israeli security officer or head ahead of the masade was
there to pay their respect. I mean, we know what,
there's nothing really more to know about this story. And uh,
you know, it was an elaborate mosade op that went
on for years, probably with the blessing of the CIA,
and anything juicy is somewhere where it might be handy
if somebody gets out of hand. I mean, that's just
I mean, that's way it is. There's nothing else to say.
I mean, look, they killed the guy in prison. They're
not going to Okay, now we're going to release all
the stuff. We know, it's just never going to happen.
But you know, it is boot bait for Bubba's you know,
he keeps skies like Cernovich and people who followed because
he was he was one of the people the White House,
wasn't Heah yeah, I mean, you know, I honestly, the
people who follow people like him and some of these
other goofballs, they deserve what they get, you know. I mean,
in a lot of ways, it's probably good that they're
sequestered over into you know, goofball and and the rest
of us can ignore them, you know, I mean, they're
just nobodies, they're potatoes, you know, they just they don't
they don't bring anything, and and you know what, keep
occupied with their weird fantasies about Epstein. God love them,
just stay just stay off my timeline with it.
Speaker 2: You know, Daryl Cooper had a tweet like six months
ago reference in the J six, the J six prisoners
at the time, and you know he basically said, and
I agree with them. There is any supports to Jay
six protessors is because what happened with Epstein was reason
enough for people to rise up and overthrow the government.
And if they didn't, if they didn't do that because
of Epstein, which was the most obvious thing, probably the
most obvious political op in my lifetime, then I mean,
maybe maybe people deserve what they're getting what they get.
Speaker 4: The only thing I really learned out of the Epstein
thing is just how dumb many of our rich people are.
I'm shocked at this sometimes, but you know I shouldn't be.
And I met rich people before. You know, they're a
genius at being rich, but maybe often not very smart
at other things. But you know, some dude comes along
and says, Hey, I'm going to invite you to this
weird island where we you know, we had this cube
that we built and I know it's not. The answer
is no, I'm sorry. I don't care who you are,
what you're offering. The answers should be no somehow, or rather,
these idiots decided, oh yeah, I went on a plane
and go to visit this cube.
Speaker 1: I mean, come on, it really is amazing how so
many of the elites and rich just have no frame
from themselves. It really is remarkable to see, especially when
it relates to women, that they get honey honey trapped
in situations like this. It's uh, it really is wild.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, I mean I can bring up Israel
because you know, I hate the country and everything it
stands for. But literally, you have a government, this could
be any government in the world that basically set up
a blackmail ring where they were getting where they were
allowing people and getting people mostly willingly, to have sex
with kids, the teenagers. What I mean, these people are scum.
I mean, these people are literally the scum of the earth.
And yeah, if you ever really want to, like if
you start going down the rabbit hole of Haiti after
the earthquake, I mean, the kids that were just literally disappearing,
all the quote unquote elites that were flocking in there
to have tours of it. Yeah, I mean, these people,
they're fucking monsters. And you know, there's a reason why
I live where I live. I don't want anything. I
don't want to be close to any of this.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, on this topic of not being
close to things, we actually mentioned this last night and
at a I really enjoyed D's Twitter space last night.
It was quite a good one. I think you would
agree with Charlie. But we had this discussion actually in
the wake of the OGC review of Africa Ado with
Will Tanner, which is being released tomorrow on our sub stack.
You guys can go and listen to that if you're
are a subscriber. But we talked about actually letting these
kinds of dark stories and dark energies you know, into
your mind basically, and to be honest, even if like
the Epstein files were released, I wouldn't want to look
at them. I don't need to see that stuff. Like
I already hate our leads. I already want them gone,
I want them removed, I want them destroyed. I don't
need to see everything in like very gruesome detail.
Speaker 2: I just don't.
Speaker 1: There's nothing for me to gain by, you know, looking
into this stuff.
Speaker 2: I had this conversation with Mike Ferris, who's been a
guest as a guest recently on our stream, on his show,
and I said, yeah, I said, I allow myself to
look at a lot of these things just so that
I know the facts. But it doesn't mean that I
don't have to take, you know, time off sometimes after
reading some of it, because some of it's just absolutely
the worst, the worst shit imaginable.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: It was like some of the stuff that was being
put on the timeline after October seventh when they started, uh,
when they started bombing Gaza. I mean it was like,
I mean, it took everything out of me and I
was taking days off where I wasn't doing anything except
listening to music. I mean that this, this is horrific.
These people, these people are fucking monsters, and I can't
believe that people there are people who don't believe that
demons exist.
Speaker 1: It's an excellent point too. Uh all right, fellas, enough
of this some slap story. I mean, maybe this gets released,
maybe this doesn't. But speaking of other monsters, here's the
Zyclops himself on a hot micu a sea pack last week.
Uh so let's uh let's hear what old Dan Crenshaw
had to say.
Speaker 6: Have you ever met Socker's the worst?
Speaker 1: Well so, uh so there's Dan Crenshaw saying, uh, you know,
he's gonna fucking kill Tucker and saying he's the worst. No,
I mean, Tucker's been uh you made no secret about
his hatred for Dan Crenshaw on his show and rightfully deserved.
I mean I'll say this as well, Uh, Texas has
got to get their ship together with their politicians man
like that. I can't name one in my entire lifetime
that I thought was good, just like on the local level,
the governorship, the presidents that have come out of there, politicians,
unlike the House and the Senate, just every single person
coming out Texas just fucking sucks. And it's a it's
a damn shame.
Speaker 2: I thought it was interesting that Tucker released an episode
yesterday with the guy who came up with Nancy Pelosi
stock Tracker and they. The reason he released that episode
is there's just ten minutes in there of them just
talking about him, describing what a total piece of shit
Crenshaw is, and I think it was it was recorded
in January, so it was a strategic release. Tucker has
a habit of doing that, and yeah, so you know,
if Crenshaw doesn't want to go on the show and
talk to him, he'll, uh, he'll release information about his
insider you know, how he inside trades, and just at
what a terrible person he is, like in his personal
life and all the stuff that he's been caught doing.
Speaker 1: Well, we've seen the clips before of him like yelling
at nine year old girls, like who are asking him
about like Jesus, he says, don't question my faith, you know,
yelling at little girls, and he truly is like one
of the worst. He's really really bad.
Speaker 3: Yeah you could tell. I mean what he said there
is the sort of impotent beta male soy rage that
you see, Like you don't just say that sort of
thing in front of a total stranger, especially a journalist.
You know, it's he acts like it's coming off really cool,
like he's a badass, But that's exactly it's the exact
opposite of that. You know, he's a total freak. The
guy's obviously just a fucking loon.
Speaker 4: Well, you know I've said before, I've got myself in
trouble for saying that we should probably ban former military
people from politics because in the modern eraror they.
Speaker 2: All terrible, they're all all.
Speaker 4: I don't know what it is that you know, you're
starting with John Carry. You know, he was a complete
fraud as a as a soldier. You know, you could
you know, people you know who are as contemporary said,
you know this, the whole act was just to build
the resume and then use it to as emotional blackmail
to get into politics. And this is this guy does.
He wears his stupid eyepatch. It's all emotional blackmail, that's
what he and it works on you know, he picked
the district where it's full of sort of bougie boomers
who fall for his act. And you know this, you
see this every time. It's almost like there's no good
military people. Guys come out with good, good values go
into politics. It's always the worst. And you know, there's
been interviews with this guy's you fellow soldiers, fellow seals.
I think he was what he Navy seal, wasn't he?
And you know, I mean they try to be polite
about it, but you know they make it clear that
they thought he was a douche when he was in
the service, and he's a douche. Now, this guy's just
a douche, that's what he is. And you know, you're
right about Texas though, there's something The only guy I
think I would say that I liked as a politician
out of Texas would have been Phil Graham. And that's
only because he had a lot of earthy expressions made
him entertaining. But but otherwise, yeah, it's I don't know,
it's all at all off topic, but basically their state
legislature has has decided the Republicans to all just become Democrats,
just you know, to keep the Conservatives out of out
of positions in the state legislature. It's a very screwed
up state and he's emblematic of it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean people are pointing out in the chat
I'm Ron Paul, so yeah, yeah, no, I mean that's
I mean, he's all right, well, but uh but yeah,
I mean, the vast majority of these Texas politicians. Uh,
you know, something's got to be done here. I mean,
what more really news you said about this other than
obviously we despise this guy. I'd be happy to see
this continue to get pressed for forever, for the rest
of this guy's career and see him lose his seat.
I'd love to get this guy's scalp. But I do
think like the pearl clutching of like I've seen, like
some people say like, oh, would need to report this
to the FBI. Dan Creunchhaw was making a threat against
Tucker Cross is like no, no, no, like relax people,
you know this is just him being gay and mouthing
mouthing off.
Speaker 4: Well, look, I think even though this guy was a filmer,
military guy, and he's younger than Tucker, but you know,
Tucker's a big dude. You know, Tucker's probably six three
six four.
Speaker 1: But what did you say under that tweet? Pete on
on Twitter? You got a lot of traction with this one.
How them?
Speaker 2: So just poke him in the eye and it's over.
Speaker 1: Just keep me over with your left. I never see
a coping, just sick mow from the three stooges on him.
He'll take care of him real quick.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: And he couldn't. He couldn't even do the Larry where
you know you put the put your hand in the
way so that you can't get poked.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly, all right. Any well, let's move on to
more cheery topic. With federal employees getting fired and laid off.
So we talked about the I R S a bunch
of last week with you know, various employees getting axed,
and we're talked about the head of the IRS stepping
down as well. But the Democrats in the media sixteen
minutes han't been doing a lot of this stuff. People
have been sharing the clips online. They're trying to wheel
these federal employees from wherever they are, whether it's National
Park Service, whether it's you know, USAID, no matter who
it is, these people are getting axed and they're carding
these people out to try and get the American people
to feel sympathetic towards these government employees who have all
been laid off. And it really just isn't taking. I mean,
we checked all the polls and we've covered them on
the show previously that no American by and large almost
know that government workers are ship we don't like dealing
with them, and everyone is totally fine with them getting fired. Uh,
and this like sob story routine of oh, these people
have families and stuff, like nobody's buying it. But let's
listen into a an I R. S field. Yeah, they
could be let's listen into this I R S agent
from Texas speaking of Texas who got laid off in
the last week of firings from the I R S.
Let's hear what he has to say.
Speaker 7: And it's not like I have h I have no
say so, like they just tossed you away, not that
corporate America. It was like this, not the government.
Speaker 1: So I'm glad this I R S guy is smart
enough to work on our taxes, but isn't smart enough
changes smoke alarms.
Speaker 2: But I mean, you know, you would think he probably
made pretty good money. I mean, he could address the
ceiling bird issue.
Speaker 1: One would think.
Speaker 4: I don't know, you know, it's my theory that when
they they came in, they had this plan that they
would trim you know, a little here, a little there,
and then when the Musk team got in and they
saw actually what happens. There was a clip of Musk
talking about the systems. He's stuttering because he can't he
can't believe what he's saying that you know, they're working
on systems that are older than him. And I have
to laugh because I have experienced with government, so you know,
half of the workforce does nothing, even though, I mean
they're not evil or anything like that. They're just you know,
they're just government workers. I mean, it's just the way
it is. I mean, when there's there ever been a
time in our lives where people thought that government workers
were hard at work and really uh you know, going
the extra miles, it's always been you drive past a
work site, you see five guys leaning on shovels and
one guy working in the shovel. You know, it's just
just the government, it's.
Speaker 2: How it works. But it was what was one of
the systems running on cobalts or something like that.
Speaker 4: Oh tons of it is.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah in the ir Oh yeah, they've been running
on you know, stone age technology for years over there,
as somebody who has to deal with them on a
weekly basis and make calls into people, it's it's a
nightmare dealing with the I R S.
Speaker 4: And I worked on a system that I think the
guy who wrote the actual package died in the eighties,
and you know, they just you know, it worked. I
mean it was a good programmer, a lot of that
old codes, really good stuff. But I'm like, this is insane.
And literally what they would do is that someone would
enter information into the system and someone else would look
it up and then enter it into like spreadsheets and
on a Windows computer. This is their data transfer system,
you know. That's that you have hundreds thousands of people
are employed in doing that. When he talked about the
place in Pittsburgh where they keep all the files, there
are warehouses in the Washington area that are automated filing systems,
you know, mechanical filing systems where you put in you know,
I want this information. You know, it's not like a
metadata search, and the cabinets move around in these giant
warehouses and bring this stuff to I mean, that's literally
what our government's doing. It's doing stuff that's you know,
the industrial it's it's like steampunk. That's exactly what it's like.
You go into one of these somebody's facilities, it's like
going to a steampunk facility. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I know people who have worked on code in the
public sector, and most of it is actually Cobyl, Yeah,
which is insanely old and no one knows it anymore,
and definitely no one knows how the software works except
for the you know, seventy year olds who still work there.
Speaker 4: Well, there's a ton of co ball out in the while.
There's a company it's called Blue something or other. It's
in Canada that recruits all these old guys for banks
because almost all banks use cobols still too there Ledger systems,
and so you know you have a problem. You say, hey,
we got a crack team that's coming in, and it's
a bunch of guys own Rascal scooters show up, you know,
and mobility vans over all it in to come and
fix your coball system. But I mean, that's just how
the government is. I mean, and you know, they it
would be fairly easy to automate some of the stuff
because the government does weird things like they'll put up
a website and the information definitely did you type in
that for self service, goes into something some sort of
data storage system, but then somebody actually sits there, looks
it up and types it into the system that they
use for transaction processing. So that website was just completely
worth those all. All it really did is replace the
piece of paper that you sent in, and a lot
of that could be fixed up. But you know, a
lot of these people though, the reason why, I don't
know one feel sorry for them. A lot of people
were gaming the system. There's clearly what's going on, and
that's what that what are at Woman's called data Republican
the line girl she's doing, I mean the lord's work.
I mean, because you know the stuff that comes out
that you know, the millionaire or the millionaire or a
billionaire or a billionaire. Yeah, that's the kind of stuff that
people always suspected was true. And now they're getting real
red meat. And that's great. You know. The more the
more the Trump guys make people angry at the government,
the more they can cut and get away with it,
you know, because you notice no no politicians are really
saying anything. You got some backbenchers from the Democratic Party
are making noise, but just have nothing.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so you know, I mean, you know, it's a
day of reckoning. I mean, think about you know, haven't
I don't know about you guys, but I've lost jobs
in my life, I've lost customers, I've had lean times.
I don't feel sorry for the government having its first
recession in my lifetime.
Speaker 3: No, In fact, I think it's funny.
Speaker 1: Mmmm. I agree. Well, we'll talk more about what we
have on the screen in a moment here, but just
like a you know, quick little reference of the I
R S. Like everyone was like also like kind of
flipping out that the I R S head. You know,
what the hell's the guy's name.
Speaker 2: Of, BLAKEE.
Speaker 1: Douglas O'Donnell. Yeah, that's the guy's name. He stepped down.
He's been acting IRS commissioners since eighty six. Well, I mean,
like shocker that the guy is leaving when the IRS
is getting audited. I mean, I don't think anything really
is going to happen to this guy. Who do you do?
I mean, it's like, Okay, he's gone. You know, they'll
just find another like horrible person to go work for it.
I mean, this has just been my take since like
the last two weeks for the IRS has been under
some severe scrutiny from a doge into the Trump administration.
They're just trying their damness to absolutely break this system
in the middle of tax season in order to either
eliminate the IRS all together next year. We talked about
this last week on the stream, or force a change
in the tax code because whatever this system is right now,
it just cannot continue. It's such a bloated, bloated mess
with you know, certain tax laws and apply you know
certain credits over here, certain credits over there. You know XYZ.
Tax brackets are changing all the time. It's it's just
a complete nonsense system and it needs some severe cutting
for it to be way more efficient. But speaking of
government employees, and with this guy as a prime example
of it, even the charts we just had on the
screen are of a different gender. So talking about government
employees and the uh you know, race and the gender
that makes them all up. So sixty five percent of
black women the university degrees work for the government. Like
when people talk about the black middle class, right, it's
really all just government workers. And we see people like
this Nina Turner. I was gonna say a bad word.
I was gonna say a naughty word, this Nina Turner person.
Much of the black middle class was built on federal jobs.
That may change, you know, of course, Like everyone's shrinking
about this, like, oh, they're taking away to the black
people's jobs, and it's like, well, good, you're shit at
your fucking jobs and no one likes dealing with you.
Speaker 4: Well you know before that has email. Yeah, I just
like one quick thing to say here before you move
away from the I R.
Speaker 2: S thing.
Speaker 4: I just want to make clear that I have nothing
but love and respect for all the hard working men
and women at the RS.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we all do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, people long before before me have have pointed out
that basically government work, affirmative action, that's what built the
black middle and upper middle class in this country. Sports
and entertainment built put them in, put some of them
into the one percent, which sometimes it seems like that's
that's all the sports and entertainment was for. But yeah,
I mean this is I was reading something that said
that if you went back to the standards of what
is it to get into med school it's called the MCATs.
Speaker 1: Is that what the the yead school med schools MCAT.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they said that if you if you went back
to the standards of even thirty years ago, zero point
five percent of new doctors would be black. So, I
mean it's never been more clear than government programs combined
with government with the government, uh, with like the Affirmative
Action executive order that Trump just eliminated from from Lyndam Johnson,
that's all that was. It was just a way to
put wealth into the hands of black people and knowing
that they would be always be on their side and
they would that's where that's where their loyalties would lie.
Speaker 1: Something.
Speaker 2: It's actually very simple.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean we see this every time when election
numbers come out, right, is the the most loyal group
of all the demographics of voting demographics in the United States,
Black women are the most loyal to the Democrat Party.
And this has just been unchanged since they got the
right to vote.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, like one of the wealthiest counties in
the country. You know, they're all around the well, not
all of them. There's was it, the Marion County and
Silicon Valley and you know some other places, but you
have these wealthy counties and one of them is Prince
George's County, which is surprising because it's mostly black. It's
sixty percent black and like twenty percent is panning, but
its wealth is all by all because of they're all
government employees. They all work for the federal government the whole.
You know, it's a county adjacent to Washington, and yet
you know they have outlandish rates of crime, murder rates,
corruption in the police to force. You know, it's there's
an immutability to the condition that you know, no amount
of government money can fix. They're just you know, they're
in bigger houses, and if you pull the plug on
twenty percent of people, you know, Prince George's county is
going to have a recession. There's no question about it.
And in a lot of ways, the way to think
of this is as riot insurance. You know, all these
people working in government, if that not for the government,
what else would they be doing?
Speaker 1: And that's something to think about. That's probably a good point.
I mean, once again, I'll point everyone to we know,
our review of Africa Adeo which comes out tomorrow, because
people ask the question what would they be doing without
working government? Well you get to see it in that
in that film. So one of the other things that's
attached to this is the discussion over the weekend of
you know, the uh the office space occupied Government, right
with Elon Musk and everyone saying, okay, all federal employees,
please write us an email five things that you did
last week, right, And a lot of people were, you know,
kind of taking this the wrong way as to what
the purpose of this was, like saying, oh, well, the
point of doing this is to weed out people who
aren't going to respond to it or are going to
say like fuck you, Elon and Trump, which a lot
of people did do. And obviously I'm sure a lot
of those people are about to get fired. But really
the purpose of this was to figure out how many
jobs at these government institute are just completely creative often
there and there's nobody actually working them. It's just completely fake.
There's no person behind you know, this job description. And
to everyone's surprise, a bunch of the government jobs have
been ridiculously inflated. Who would have thought, And she's just
blatant fraud.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, I used to know a lady, well,
I know a guy and it was his mother. She
worked at I think she worked at the IRS, come
to think of it, and she spent her days sitting
at a desk with no computer at all, just doing hobbies,
you know, like knitting macromay. She had like eighteen months
to retire, and they decided they didn't want to put
her on a project because you know, she would retire
before the project was over. So she just sat there,
and she sat there with other women. It was like
a weird retirement home in the building that she worked in,
all these old old people just waiting out there year
year and a half to retire. Quilt apply that all
over to government. They're probably twenty percent thirty percent that
you probably couldn't tell you what they do because really
they just sit around nothing all day.
Speaker 2: You know, just anecdotally, My mom worked for county government
down in Florida. She told me that if she worked,
you know, she was at work for nine hours a day,
hour at lunch said if she worked two hours, did
actual two hours of work during the day, she felt
like she was busy. Like yeah, I mean that's basically
what government jobs are. You can sit around and do anything.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: There's a book that was released about this too. I
think it was in the either the early twenty tens.
It was like eight hour work week or something like that,
and it was like basically a study of the American economy,
including like corporate America, and it just found that only
like eight hours of actual production was produced in a
staggering amount of the American economy, not just the government sector,
but also like in the corporate world two And I
could totally believe it. I mean, I know, like a
lot of people have things to say about things like
like remote working and stuff like that. See like for
government people, because you know, they're a bunch of slurs.
They definitely should be working in the office. But like
this like nine to five thing, you know that, like
the a lot like Boomer Republicans are still on board with.
It's just really ridiculous, particularly twenty twenty five. That's a
different subject for a different day. Alrighty back to our
list here. Unless there's anything else anyone has to say
about a government bloat and various funding, we could go
power out some of these super chats that piled up
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It's just a million things on your soundboard.
Speaker 4: I love it.
Speaker 3: Speaking of the General Grieves, he'll be on the big
screen again very soon.
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What will Trump's position on the Pacific be? I guess
we're gonna find out, right, I mean, we're gonna talk
about the Chinese soon, but we'll get to that in
a moment.
Speaker 4: You have any opinions on that, Chris, I do, probably,
but you know, it'll take That's a big subject, which
that's something that you know you should have a segment on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're gonna talk about some of the evil things
that the Chinese are doing in a bit here, but
let's go back to our list and talk about the
ied explosion on the Southern border. So breaking, Texas rancher
killed by cartel I ED in your Southern border officials say,
the shocking act of violence highlights the growing threat posed
by cartel activity along the southern border. All right, So,
a tragic, an alarming incident occurred near Brownsville, Texas, where
US citizen and Texas rancher was killed by an improvised
expulsive device the shocking act of violence highlight. Yeah. Yeah,
so so escalation on the Southern border I ed cartel
explosives are actually killing Americans.
Speaker 3: Just imagine what the Israelis would do if this happened
to one of their citizens.
Speaker 1: Boys at a great point, damn well, I mean, we
talked about this a bunch last week. Last week about
the cartel guys being h designated as terrorist organizations and
that opens up avenues for all manner of you know,
legal well let's just call it a legal fair and warfare,
you know uses being used on these guys. So I
certainly want these guys glassed at the very least. I'm
I'm sick of having this problem, this like nonsense state
in our southern border that barely like barely even like
as classified as a country. Right, Okay, we had thirty
politicians were assassinated in the last election cycle, and somehow
we ended up with a small hat as the governor
or the president of that country. It's a narco state
with barely any law and order, and it's basically what
its main exports are drugs and tourism. I mean, this
is just cannot be allowed to continue.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, I look, Mexico has enormous industrial facilities.
You know, Mercedes has got a huge facility there. They're
expanding on it, BMW, all the carmakers, American car makers,
Japanese car makers, lots of heavy industry. And it's a
weird thing in that you have that perfectly legitimate business
that is there to get around mostly American tax labor
and environmental laws. But you also have this huge narcotics
business fentanyl and methmphetamine mostly, and it's an easy thing
to stop, but no one stops it. It's just it's
just a thing that's allowed to happen. And you know,
if Trump's going to you know, it's one of It's
one of those things. You know, what do I want
out of Trump? Get rid of all the migrants, you know,
you know, fix the immigration problem, and do something about
the fentanyl and methamphetamine coming over. And we could drone
these facilities, we know where they are. The problem is
is that, you know, are our intelligence services involved? You know,
who are the rich people involved. I did a show
a couple of weeks ago on the drug trade. You know,
you guys probably too young to remember Iran Contra, but
I know Pete is well. It turned out that our
CIA was actually facilitating the movement of cocaine into the
United States to profit from it so they could finance
the arm shipments. To the contrast, I mean, how do
you solve a drug problem when you know you're your
intelligence services, your far and your clandestine services are involved
in the drug business. I mean it's impossibility. So but
you know, it has to be solved. You know, something
has to be done. You know, that's the one thing
that could get Trump, you know, who could get another
assassination attempt. I think if he takes the wrong approach
on the war on drugs, particularly in Mexico, and this
ied business is probably the beginning of warnings. You know, hey, Yankee,
we had a lot of weapons down here. You better
treade lightly.
Speaker 1: Well, you covered it on the show previously that US
dozens if not hundreds of thousands of dollars and weapons
are sent over to Ukraine have ended up in Mexico
in our hands of the drug cartels. It's like, oh, okay,
we're gonna ship you stinger missiles and javelins and whatever
the hell else we're sending over there. Okay, now the
cartels have them. Not to mention, these cartel organizations have
GDPs greater than most like therd world countries and second
world countries. Well, I think that these guys are well financed,
well organized, well armed. But also this is like the
thing constantly fighting with people who were talking about this
on the show last week is and to ze Man's point,
it's like, yeah, you coul drone strike these areas we
know where these guys like compounds are in the middle
of the desert now where they're living on these old
haciendos that have been around since the Spanish. We're here,
you know, like we could just glass these people. It's
not like they're hiding out in pine covered forests in
the middle of the mountains of Afghanistan, right, No, they're
just out in the open, the middle of the Sonora desert.
Speaker 2: Well. One of the good things about them being declared
terrorists is the it opens up this forensic ability to
figure out where the money's going. And you know, and
I know I bring this up, I'm want to bring
this up again and it'll it'll upset our friends in Europe.
But I mean a lot of that money gets longer
through London and they they need that money to keep going.
And I think that maybe one if, if they are
working closely with pal and even Jamie Diamond, that may
be one of the whole purposes of this is to
not only stop this from coming into the country, but
also figure out exactly who's benefiting from this outside of
the cartels. When it comes to the finances.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, the money movement problem is well, I
mean makes my eyes bleed because I do a fair
amount with finance, and I work with companies who are
moving often a lot of money, and they've got to
go through all these hoops to do it legitimately. I mean,
even you know, little guys have to do go buy
a house, you know, you got to move money out
of a brokerage account. You know, you buying a new
house and whatever. You got to go through all these hoops,
and somehow or other, I'm left to believe that we can't.
We have all these rules in place to make sure
that when I move more than ten grand from one
account to another, that they know exactly where every penny
came from, But we can't stop the hundreds of millions
of drug money flowing into the from the United States
every month into back ago. So somehow or other, we
just don't know that this money is actually flowing into
back because look, they're not driving it across the damn border,
moving it through the banking system. We should be able
to shut this stuff off instantly. We've cut the North
Koreans off of the banking system, and you know that
those guys are really smart. How in the world can't
we do the drug people. And it's my theory, it's
because our government. There's a there's enough elements close to
the government that are making a piece of the action.
They're getting a skim. And it's not just the American government,
it's government's all over the damn place. You know. You
saw what happened, you know with Syria Asad was making
money on what was that kapatchka or something like that.
It's a it's kind of like meth, a drug that's
sold all over the Muslim world. You know, that was
their primary source of income, and they were getting help
from the Qatar Katari government. So you know that that's
my theory. Is the reason we have the drug problem
is that you know, like every other vice, whether it's
gambling and UH selling weed, now you know, the government
is in on the action. You know, the the government
is the ultimate gangster.
Speaker 1: Yeah, one hundred percent. Well, this is definitely a a
sign of things to come, shall we say, I mean,
these people aren't gonna go down without a fight. We've
talked previously on the show about the UH entrenched encampments
in the national parks and national forests that these guys
have their grove facilities are heavily armed. I mean, you
know that this is gonna get bloody, but uh, you
know it needs to be done. We need to have
the security and sovereignty of our country. These these people
need to go. I mean, how many hundreds of thousands
of Americans are killed every year by this ship which
also primarily affects the the white lower class and uh,
you know the rust belt Appalachia. Now with these deaths
of despair that we talked about with drug overdoses, Oh,
it's just another way that heritage Americans are being squeezed.
Speaker 7: That.
Speaker 4: That's an other item on my wish list. I would
like to see the Trumpe administration swing back around and
hang every member of the Sackler family. I think that
would be It wouldn't solve any problems, but it would
be cathartic.
Speaker 2: I'll help build the gallows in Minecraft.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, just never know. Nobody's gonna impressed, do you
all righty well? Speaking of another issue of to the
south and foreign resources and borders and everything like that,
we were mentioning the Chinese earlier, but there's a bunch
of videos that been going around this week of specifically
out of Argentina where giant fleets of Chinese shipping, you know,
companies like they're going around the entire Pacific that you
can see from space how large these fleets are are
just pillging every single coastal waters off of Argentina, off
throughout all South America. Basically everything in the Pacific Ocean
that swims, the Chinese are trying to eat it. And
this is becoming a huge, huge problem because not only
are they now we talked about this on the review
of the documentary tomorrow as well, the white Man, specifically
the Anglo and a slight honorable mention to the Japanese
are really the only people that care about conservation at all,
and the bugman Chinese just do not care whatsoever. They
will rid every last living thing in the ocean dry
in order to feed their people, and they just do
not care. And on top of that, they contribute to
all the pollution that's actually in the ocean. This is like,
really one of the things I hate the most, and
I talked about this all the time when we address
an environmental issue on the show, is the whole thing
of climate change is literally just made up to mask
people from actually addressing the problems that we could use
and fix as it relates to environmental issues around the world.
I mean the Chinese, the Indians, the Philips. These people
just pour tons and tons and tons of plastic, hundreds
of tons of it a year into the Pacific Ocean,
like oh, we just don't care, just get rid of it.
So not only are they extracting all the fish, they
also just replace it with plastic. This is one of
the things that really gets my blood boiling.
Speaker 3: How wide of an area are we looking at here?
It is that coastline we're looking at sort of running
through this center.
Speaker 1: Well, the spot in the center is all of the ships,
and then the coastline is in the upper corner, like
the way north end. That's the Korean Peninsula way up
there in the north.
Speaker 3: I think, okay, yeah, I'm having a heart I couldn't
quite orient myself looking at this image. But yes, you
see fishing fleets, I see targets for nuclear missiles.
Speaker 1: I mean, honestly, like the nuclear fallout in the Pacific Ocean,
we're probably doing less damage than what all these fisheries do.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, I mean we used to drop nukes over there
all the time. Literally hundreds not even hundreds thousands of
nuclear weapons and the megaton range have been set off
in the Pacific Ocean. Just nuke these motherfuckers. You know,
what are they going to do? That'll sup?
Speaker 4: Well, well, you know, all the nuclear testing has actually
been a great boon to dating things because of the
car carbon fourteen. I think it is. I was watching
a documentary on it is that one of the real
side benefits of all the nuclear testings actually made it
a lot easier to date fossils things like that because
of the radioactive fallout. So you know, we can do
it for science, you know, we can. We can you know,
we can drop a or actually just make the deal
with the Russians and they can use the.
Speaker 1: We lose them or is that meh, no, we lost them?
Carry on, Yeah, I mean I don't know necessarily what
could be done immediately on this one. It's just I
doubt this is even on the radar of the Trump administration,
to be honest, I haven't really seen anyone talking about
this environmental aspect of the Chinese. Everyone's talking about our
trade deficits and how they screw us over with their
shitty products that they make. But I mean this really
is the most catastrophic you know, long term effects that
you get by having like the Chinese bugman into the
industrial age. This is a really really big problem and
not something that can easily be fixed, mind you. I mean,
once the species goes extinct, it's over. But also like
these fish stocks that have been you know, in the
ocean for thousands of years, you know, very delicate ecosystems,
Like once they're gone, who knows the knock on effects
that you can have with this? And also like you know,
the who the Chinese don't give a shit about like
international like shipping bands or whaling bands or anything like this.
I mean people have brought this up for a long time.
I mean commercial whaling was outlawed I think in the
nineteen seventies and nineteen sixties something like that, and of course,
like these people, they just ignore it all the time. Well,
the Chinese are hugely involved in the ivory trade with
you know, elephant ivory and rhino horn. You know, they
truly are just going to kill every last thing on
the planet if they aren't stopped.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's it's really stupid that we have this giant
navy and we can't u use it. I mean, just
tell the Chinese, look, you stop this or we're gonna
stop it. You know, just sail carrier strike group through
there and obliterate every fucking life form on the ocean.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 1: The other thing too about this is like the backlash
that you get from people, you know, with sinking ships
in the ocean everything. Actually, there's projects that people literally
do this to try and rebuild coral reefs, to call
it artificial reefs, and people just sink like either old
boats or cinder blocks that are all tied together, and
animals come and they live inside them, and coral starts
to grow off of it as well. Like it's actually
like not destructive for the environment to basically create artificial
reefs out of ships. So yeah, you can literally just
go and sink these things in the middle of the ocean,
and the only real bad side effect you'd have is
like some oil leaking from like these ships. But you know,
in the vastness of the ocean and in the context
of playing this just go on for forever. I mean,
it's a small price you have to pay.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 2: The whole idea of having these superpowers like the United States,
Russia and China controlling their controlling their little section of
the world and having rain over that is a really
good idea going towards this too. It's like, there's no
reason they should be down there, and you know, if
we're policing that part of the world, then you know
there's this agreement that yeah, this this is where we
this is where we wield power, this is where you
yield power. There'll still be problems because of Chinese just
don't care, but at least we can try to contain
it and keep it to one one place, you know,
in the world, whereas you know, they're just everywhere. Off
the coast of Florida, I mean, they're off the coast
of Africa, off the coast of Cuba, They're they're everywhere,
and they're you know, invade those those areas too. They
go in with briefcases. You know, we going with rifles,
they go on with briefcases. In many cases, I think
brief going in with briefcases is a lot more dangerous
than going in with rifles.
Speaker 4: Well, one of the things I've actually I actually did
some business with a company that was in the wholesale
frozen fish business, and there's a lot of American companies
in bed with these Chinese fleets. It's called a distant
they call it the Chinese Distant Fleet something like that.
There's like twenty thousand ships. So most likely the reason
why they're you know, in the in the New World,
in the Western Hemisphere is that they're basically working for
probably North American companies or maybe European companies. So once
again it's it's you know, the reason that they do
it is because when they these commercial fishing vessels, they're
not just you know, there's not guys with rods and
reels or even nets. They're processing the fish on there.
They're processing whether it's fish or crustaceans or shrimp or
whatever it is. They're preparing it, they're freezing it, they're
getting it ready to go to market. And so when
those ships come back or go to a port, they unload.
I wouldn't be surprised that these ships are turning up
off the coast of Argentina don't end up docking in
Florida or golf Port or something like that somewhere in
the United States, and that's where the product is going.
So it's you know, it's much more complicated than just
the Chinese being a people who will eat anything. You know,
it's a funny image because it's true. But you know,
there's there's more to it, and it gets you know,
it gets back to the United States having you know,
our government having to do its duty. You know, it
hasn't lived up to its responsibility. It needs to regulate
this stuff and keep the Chinese in line. Instead, it
just lets American agribusiness do what the hell it wants.
And you know, and then we get images of you know,
how many ships was it off the coast of Argentina,
Like a hundred or something like that.
Speaker 1: There's way more than that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, you know, if you think about it,
this is humiliating to It should be. I mean, it
should be humiliating to every person who's in Argentine. You know,
it should be ashamed of their government for tolerating this.
Their government should be launching missiles at these ships, you know,
but they don't because well it's a part of international
trade agreements.
Speaker 3: Yes, the only country allowed to use lethal force is Israel.
Speaker 1: Very good point.
Speaker 4: Well, you know that's what you do, is you accuse
the Chinese of being anti Semitic. Yeah, all these boats
start sinking like crazy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, cues. I mean, I think that's a given me.
Speaker 1: You know, It's just again we talked about this in
the review that We're gonna have tomorrow, but there really
is a white man's burning in the sense of, uh,
we're the only people that are actually going to take
care of the natural world, and if the if that
requires us, you know, sending aircraft carriers and you know,
destroyers to sink all these fleets are just stealing every
last bit of two nuts in the ocean and driving
it to extinction to feed the you know, the slave
labor camps in China so they can make more shitty goods.
It's like, that's a price I'm willing to pay. Well,
like the natural world is us is ours to protect
and defend God's creation, and these people just don't care.
They will kill everything. So you know, the other thing
that we have to say, another thing can bring into
this as well, is that I wish that we had
even like politicians over here who cared about our own land,
uh in such a way. And it really just is
another great example of not only do we not have
politicians over here who don't care about the actual heritage
American people themselves, and you know what it means to
be a nation, what we need to be have a
culture and a shared history and language and everything that
goes along with that. But we also don't even have
politicians that are actually even interested in defending the actual soil,
even the land you know as well. Well, it's it's truly, truly, truly,
truly a bad state of affairs. We're walked in. Well,
why don't we move on, fellas to another topic. This
This one's actually a little bit more of a white bill.
Been a lot of crappy stories tonight, but this one
ain't too bad. So the NED funding has been absolutely shattered.
National Endowment for Democracy. Yeah, now, correct me if I'm wrong, Charlie,
I knew you did quite an expose on this last year.
Was this not the organization that was funding those color
revolutions in Georgia that we were covering.
Speaker 3: Well, there are many NGOs that do this. The National
Endowment for Democracy is one of the bigger ones that's
going to come up in literally any uh color revolution
action over the last literally since it's been created. This
is this is like pretty much the worst one and
they are now having to lay off something like two thousand,
uh not two thousand people stop two thousand operations while
their funds are frozen, so hopefully they never get access.
Speaker 2: To that money.
Speaker 3: I mean for the people who I guess the Trump denihilists,
who are sort of like still pretending that that none
of this is actually happening, this is huge. Uh there,
it's you can't there's no there's no way to exact
the significance of attacking the National Endowment for Democracy. This
is like the number one regime change weapon the deep
state has. You know, this is this if the if
the ne E D actually uh has to actually never
gains access to that money and doesn't have to permanently
shut down those operations, it's even bigger than getting rid
of US eight.
Speaker 2: You know. So when they when they started, when they formed,
there's you can still find it online. There was a
New York Times article where they're they're founding members were saying,
you know, we're basically going to be doing things that
the CIA doesn't do. You know that the CIA is
not going to do. We're going to take over certain things.
And I mean they're pretty much responsible for the Balkan Horse,
They're pretty much responsible for the destruction of Yugoslavia. After
Tito died, they went in there and immediately the money
got inflated and just started causing disruption in there. I mean,
this is a it's basically it was a neo It
started as just another Neo con project of dismantling, dismantling
regimes that they had ethnic grievances against.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, like I on Twitter, it's the Uh, it's one
of the biggest Judeo revolutionary organizations in the world.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, after a budget came from USAID and uh,
but you know they got others. There was other money
coming out of the State Department directly, not through us AID.
And of course they get private giving, they get they
get money out of the of the European governments. I
think they get money from the George Marshall Fund. And
there's another one. I can't remember the top of my head,
but I mean these yeah, it's you know, ne e
D is sort of the you know, the hub for
organizing color revolutions, private money, government money to fund radicals
and lunatics in all these different countries. And of course
it's all aimed at countries that or are associated with
or allied with Russia because people who run an e
D their roots go back to Galicia. And you know,
we talked about that earlier. So you know, it's it's
the usual suspects. And you know Victoria Nolan, she she
just took a job there. I keep checking to see
if she gets fired because of these budget cuts and
uh I I you know, I've a tempted to like
drive past the Kagan House and beat my horn. But
you know, the the uh begetting at this, I mean,
this is this whole USA thing is an amazing thing
because very few people really understand how this network of
private money and public money worked. So somebody in the
Trump administration, somebody's there. There's some insider that gave them
this roadmap to first go after USA, then chop down
a need. There's a bunch of other ones are going
after two and this will be this is I mean, look,
this is this is one of the things that the
Chinese hate about us, the Indians hate about us, most
the world hates about the United States. Is this kind
of crap, this kind of color revolution junk we've been
doing for thirty years. And if we're going to get
you know, go back to regaining our position as sort
of keeping the world under control. Getting rid of this
crap is the first step in it. And getting rid
of these people too. Putting the money unemployment line, people
like Samantha Power and Victoria Nowlan and Bob Kagan, you know,
all of these these people, they need to go, you know,
they need to go. They need to go out of government.
They need to have their security clearances cut off, they
need to lose access to the government system. Go get
private work, you know, go get in the unemployment line,
and uh, you know with all the other government workers.
Speaker 1: Here here.
Speaker 2: I mean, think about it.
Speaker 3: Someone in chat good, someone in Chat asks if the
National Endowment for Democracy is Victoria Dolan slush fund. The
answer is no. The National when you see any d
much like you when you see us AID, it just
reads c I A Okay, that's all it. That's all
it reads.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's the it's the CIA's arm that is
controlled by these lunets, like Zema said, the lunatics from Galicia. Yeah.
The I'm gonna get us in trouble about.
Speaker 4: Mm hmmmm.
Speaker 1: Well, speaking of us AID that we're mentioning as well.
So they've been talks back and forth. We discussed this
on the show previously as well, with you know, we
just need to ignore all these federal judges right there
saying that the president actually can't do what is in
the power of the president to do when saying, oh,
we're gonna cut off all this funding to the us
AID stuff. And there's been like dick wagon going back
and forth between because of Democrats each scrambling to find
you know, tense circuit Court of Appeals judges that work
on Tuesdays and you know, some backwater court somewhere saying oh, no,
the president can do this. I know the president can't
do this. Well, now the Supreme Court itself has gotten
involved here. So upon consideration time, yeah yeah really, So,
upon consideration of the application of Council for the applicants,
is ordered that February twenty five orders of the United
States District Court for the District of Columbia, case YadA, YadA, YadA,
are hereby stayed pending further order of the undersign Or
of the Court. Is further ordered that any response to
the application be filed on or before Friday twenty eighth, YadA, YadA, YadA. So,
so what have we got here? Boys.
Speaker 3: Well, think about these The National dowind for Democracy too
is unlike the actual CIA, these people are accountable to
no one. You know, there's there's no accountability chade, even
theoretical going.
Speaker 1: Up to the president.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I mean this is uh, finally the Supreme
Court is actually backing the president instead of letting these
stupid asshole district courts court liberals just run roughshod over
the executive branch as if they have the power to
do so, out of the entirely invented power they made up,
you know in Marlboro versus Madison.
Speaker 2: You know, one of the things that I said on
Twitter this week was it's nice seeing all of these
you know, groups and specifically certain people have their funds
funding cut off. But that doesn't and that doesn't deal
with the fact that they've been looting and putting stuff
aside for years and in some cases decades. It's not
enough to off their funding. You have to go in
and take and forensically go after everything they have and
take it. And that's the only way you're going to
because they're going to be back. They're going to be back.
They'll they'll buide their time and they'll use that they'll
use this money that they've socked a way in so
many different places that you have to find that you
have to take it, that you have to confiscate their
wealth or else this happens again. And you know, it
just happens that fast.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, yeah, all of these organizations can come back.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, getting to this particular case, there's a
thing going on an administrative law that's kind of boring
and kind of technical and dorky. But the Supreme Court
has been moving against the administrative state for a number
of years now. They've had a recent decision last year
where they overturned what's called the Chevron deference, and what
you heard from the court was, look, we're the direction
we're moving in generalize here, but is that unless Congress
specifically authorizes an agency to do something, it can't do it.
And that's going to curtail and these agencies to a
great degree because they've been operating on the exact opposite
principle that look, you know, if the long as Congress
gives you money, you can pretty much do whatever the
hell you want. And they have been and they've been
operating as independent agencies. This is a concept that really
grew up in the Watergate years in the nineteen seventies.
And so they've operated as the unofficial fourth branch of government.
And that's how the USA was able to metastasize into
this cancer and an E D and on whole bunch
of these other operations, you know, the blob in general.
And what's happening is that, you know, Trump attacking the
blob directly from the executive side, and the arguments are
from the you know, the the fact that look, they're
all part to the executive So therefore he's the president,
he's the top elected official. He could fire these people,
he can reorganize these groups. And if you look at
the enabling legislation all a lot of this stuff, it's hilarious.
It's completely like leaving it up to the president to
do whatever the hell he wants. If you look at
the bill that's set up the Department of Education, it
was basically, you know, hey, Jimmy Carter, knock yourself out,
do whatever you need to do. Let us know if
you need more money. I mean, that's pretty much what
the what the legislation was. Well, so you have the
court on one side saying, hey, we're going to shrink down,
you know, we're going to shrink down this ability of
Congress to give these guys a limited power. And on
the other side, the Court is going to be have
to contend with the fact that, yeah, it is you know,
the the executive does run these agencies and if Congress
doesn't do anything, well then there's nothing to be done.
The Court doesn't have a role in this. So it's
a pretty fascinating thing to see what's going on. I
think at some point the Supreme Court is going to
let these district courts, know, stop getting involved, because we
don't want to have to have a big political case
at the Supreme Court because that will reduce the court
power because basically what Trump is doing is ignoring these courts,
these lower courts He's called inferior courts because he can't.
I mean, were they going to do arrest him? I mean,
it can't. They can't do anything to him.
Speaker 3: And if you's issue, I actually, uh, if you remember,
maybe you remember red Hawk or Pete, but I actually
talked about this or the speech I gave at the
OGC conference last year. I forget the name of the
the UH judge whose book I had read, but he
basically he went over this process and complained about it.
You can actually read the speech on our sub stack
as well, but he talked about how this decision for
the of the courts to defer to administrative experts basically
in these agencies, that's just the decision the courts have
made and there's nothing actually legally binding that's forcing them
to do that. It's just something they did because, uh,
you know, the judges felt like it was the right
to say, because of the expertise that these experts brought
to the table, that they would be able to make
better decisions to the judges. But the courts can just
not do this. They could just take back the ability
to override these agents. What these agencies, rebits are at
any time, they don't actually have to defer to the
experts anymore. So the fact that they're sort of revoking
that that pattern of behavior is really good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that the reversal of the you know, the abandoning
of the Chevron deference. It's one of those boring things,
but it's a revolutionary change because you know, every regulation
in the you know that comes out from energy or
aghs or whatever can now be challenged in court because
who said you had the authority to ban light bulbs
or gas stoves or any of the other stuff. You know,
And and you know, I think it's one of those
things that's really kind of boring and tedious and all that,
But there really is a revolution going on. And you know,
the court isn't doing this because the rich guys all
think it's a it's a bad idea.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 4: I keep circling back to all the stuff we're seeing
is the fact that the world's richest man is standing
next to Trump all the time for a reason, and
that's because all the other rich guys are right there
with them. You know, that's as a as a signal
that the owners of America, of the economic elites, are
now firing the management. They're reorganizing the big company, and
they're going to put their own guys in. And if
anybody doesn't like it, well, you know, what are you
going to do about it? And I think, you know,
that's that's what you're seeing here. I think the Supreme Court,
you know, they notice this stuff. You know, they see this,
and I think probably a month from now we'll see it,
maybe a little longer. An end to all these inferior
court challenges. This stuff will just go away. You know,
they got their TV time, these goofy judges, and it
will quietly be told to knock it off.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was actually a great time to go back
and read that speech I wrote on separation of powers,
because this is demonstrating the point here that separation of
powers does actually matter. You know, over the last several years,
there's been this sort of retarded meme going around like basically,
the law doesn't matter, only power matters. The e last
just do whatever they want and the law is just
sort of this ex post facto justification for it and
can be bent anyway. And you know that's partially true.
But the particular separation of powers we have in the
United States and what each branch is actually empowered to
do from the Constitution does matter. And what we're seeing
now is how it matters. The courts can just override
these administrative agencies and they know that they can do it,
and they simply haven't done it up up until now,
and there's nothing that can There's nothing the administrative agencies
can do in order to take that power back for themselves.
It's entirely the will of the courts. So this stuff
actually does mattersolute.
Speaker 1: On the topic of corrupt judgesting the Trump administration what
they're doing, which is totally within their purview to do.
So we got actually cases now of you know, the
administration actually seeking to impeach these corrupt judges, which amazingly,
in many cases people were just freshly put in by
the Biden administration. Anyway, So here we go. This is
just like one case. There's a couple of them that
we're going around, but we don't need to spend too
much time looking in the actual specifics. But the overall
point here is that the Trump administration recognizes what the
problem is with these judges basically just waving their magic
pens around thinking that they can just you know, declare,
oh no, the Trump administration can't shut down this department
of the government, even though he literally can. And so
the administration saying, okay, now we're just gonna file articles
of appeachment against all of you. Well, I mean, the
right thing to do.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think the thing that probably shocked a lot of
people was when you know, we're showing a quote unquote
white guy, but when you started seeing all the a
lot of these judges. I mean, they're obviously not American.
Some of them weren't even born in the United States.
One of them was born in Canada. It's like, what, what,
what the fuck are we doing?
Speaker 4: Well, you know that guy, he was born in Canada
and he's no Canadian, and you know, I wonder how
many passports he has. But you know, one of the
the things about the impeaching judges is it doesn't happen
very often. I think there's been fifteen federal judges removed.
And I looked this up once because there was a
black guy on the federal benched Florida. I think I
think he actually got impeached twice, once as a federal judge,
and then he got nominated as a state judge and
we got removed also, I mean, it was really crooked,
but then he wound up in Congress. But anyway, it
doesn't happen very often, and it's probably not It's not
something that Congress wants to do because obviously if they
start just willy nilly and peaching judges, this can get
out of hand real quick. So I don't think that
probably goes anywhere. I think it's just part of this signal.
You know, we've got a couple of these things being
filed in Congress, letting the judiciary know, hey, look, you're
treading on our turf. This dispute, if there is one,
it's between the Congress and the White House. You know,
the Congress will decide whether or not they want to
change funding or attached strings to the funding, or you
know whatever to rein in what Trump's doing. And obviously
there's no signs of that, and of course need to
stay the hell out of it. If we need you
to referee, we'll let you know. And I think that's
probably as far as it's going to go, and it's
not a bad thing. I'm not a big fan of
just willy nilly removing judges. I mean, a lot of
these judges are idiots. I you want to start removing
judges drug and alcohol testing, there's a lot of drunks
on the bench. Everybody knows this hell IQ test would
probably solve a lot of the problem. But you know,
I'm not a big fan of impeaching judges. But you know,
to send a signal that, hey, you know you need
to back off, I'm fine with that.
Speaker 1: I mean, just something that needs to be done at
this point. You know this, But and I also like
that they're at least addressing this one month in the
administration too. I mean, we cannot have four years of
this nonsense of you know, this is exactly what happened
in the first drunk administration. You know, like some some
judge that literally just like you know, pull out of
like a phone book basically, you know, just says, oh, well,
you can't do this. It's like, well, who the fuck
are you? Nobody elected you. You know, you have no
actually enforcement arm to uh, you know, enforce any of
your rulings on the president of the United States. Yeah,
so we're going to remove you. Fine by me.
Speaker 4: Well, you know that that the picture that's up on
the screen. I think that's that guy was nominated by
Jimmy Carter or something like that, or maybe it was Reagan,
you know, so that pictures from like forty years ago.
So this guy's like some probably some seventy five year
old guy. Another thing will be good is to have
you know, an age limit. You know, I mean, even
though I'm headed to geezerhood, I'm a big fan of
age limits. You know, seventy two might be the cap.
You know, once you hit seventy two, you got to go.
Speaker 1: Yeah, definitely a reasonable argument for that. I mean it
just take a look like the people who are literally
dying in Congress, you know every year. Mitch McConnell included,
he's looking like he's not here on death store any
minute now. But wow, Well, speaking of the Trump administration
of scolding other politicians, so they're not just going after judges.
This past week, so Donald Trump himself was well, actually
we can listen in here and hear what Trump had
to say against the governor of Maine.
Speaker 5: AA has complied immediately, by the way, that's good, But
I understand Maine is the main here, the governor of Man.
Are you not going to comply with it? Well, we
are the federal law.
Speaker 1: Well you better do it.
Speaker 5: You better do it because you're not going to get
any federal funding at all if you don't. And by
the way, your population, even though it's somewhat liberal, although
I did very well there, your population doesn't want men
playing in women's sports. So you better you better comply
because otherwise you're not getting any any federal funding.
Speaker 4: Every state.
Speaker 5: Good, I'll see you, and could I look forward to
that that should be a really easy one and enjoy
your life the governor, because I don't think you'll be
an elected politics.
Speaker 2: Some of these these women, they're sore, they're so stupid.
Speaker 1: I just love how Trump has to say I did
very well there in the state of He's just you
never miss this man, he really doesn't. It's just like
I did very well in that state, even though some
of them are very liberal. But you know, you better
apply I am the federal law. Wonderful to see.
Speaker 2: This is these people. I mean, this is maximum disrespect. Yeah. Yeah,
you can't show these people any respect. They don't deserve it.
Any governor who thinks that they can talk to the
president like that, to your president, you don't have any
respect for him. And yeah, well it's.
Speaker 4: A good example of why we got to do something
about Girl Boss in general. I mean, this woman, she
has no business being in this position. And you know
Meine know, I know a little bit about Meine. Meme's
got a huge problem. Now they've dumped all these elite
not illegals, but immigrants in there. Their school system is
completely falling apart. Because you know, a student body that
speaks eighteen different languages, you know, you can't find someone
who speaks click or pop or whatever they're speaking, and
this is what they're worried about. Is some dude in
address getting to beat your daughter up on the field
hockey course. I mean, this is just completely nuts. But
you know that's that's the problem with girl Boss. Girl
Boss can't she can't deal with the world as it is.
It's always you know, the fantasy world, and you know
it's it's it's I thought we voted this out, you know,
I thought in November we're done with girl Boss. But
I look at this, I start to get a little angry.
Girl Boss makes me angry.
Speaker 1: Yeah, very I mean you just hear like the condescending
tone of this woman that basically all of us have,
you know, felt in one way or another in this
longhouse world when we live in like oh, I'll see
you in court. It's like, fuck you woman. Well, it
just it's such a fucking feminine way of dealing with
your problems and your answers. Oh, I'm gonna call upon
like the state in court and this other like person
with more authority and come deal with you, you know,
because you're being a naughty boy.
Speaker 4: Like just it would have been awesome if Trump walked over,
bent her over his knee, and gave her a good spanking.
Speaker 1: The Sean Connery method. Yeah, you know, but I hope
the Trump administration falls through with this stuff. Yeah, just
cut off this bitch is funding?
Speaker 4: What's she going to do? Yeah, I mean it means
not like a rich state either, I mean they need
the money.
Speaker 3: Threatened to sell them to Canada mhm.
Speaker 4: Or maybe if Trumpet said, you know, looked at the
crowd and said, you know, what do you what do
you tell a governor with two black eyes? Nothing? You
already called her twice?
Speaker 1: Classic?
Speaker 2: Uh yep.
Speaker 1: Well, uh that was just an amazing clip, some hilarity, uh,
you know, to lighten up the evening a little bit.
But the last couple of clips the last story of
the night. So this is a bit of a rallying
cry as well as a dunking on this guy and
laughing but us a little bit of a series snow.
But let's just listen in on this clip. First here
of Vivek and uh, this character from New Jersey.
Speaker 6: I'm moving from New Jersey back to Ohio, my my
family nice and moving back.
Speaker 1: Why are you moving back?
Speaker 6: Because of you.
Speaker 1: That means a lot to me. Man, seriously, Yes, okay,
well then you gotta make sure I win. I'll try
because we make you move worth it.
Speaker 3: I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: We're gonna do this thing.
Speaker 2: We're gonna win in a landslide.
Speaker 1: Thank you. We're gonna everything we talked about today.
Speaker 2: We're gonna get done.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Thank you.
Speaker 3: What's your yes, we're saying that.
Speaker 6: I've probably listened to every single one of your speeches.
Speaker 4: Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 3: Do you want a picture?
Speaker 2: Perfect? O?
Speaker 1: My god? What the first of shoes? Man? The fuck
is wrong with you? Oh my god?
Speaker 3: I thought this was a photoshop. What can someone explain
why he's barefoot.
Speaker 2: Because he's Indian?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Yeah, they walk around barefoot all the time. Man,
that's I.
Speaker 3: Mean, so do I but only in private?
Speaker 1: Yeah like that, in like an interview, man, just like
cameras involved and stuff.
Speaker 2: If you could see the corner of the room where
he left that dump, you'd know, dude.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna call my Glician lawyers. This is a great meme.
Speaker 1: My god, unbelievable.
Speaker 4: I mean you know what, I saw him on the
list and I couldn't occurred to me. I couldn't. For
the longest time. I was always, you know, calling him
the King Kobra for a long time because I just
never took Rameshwami seriously. But you know what he is,
and you remember this Alan Keyes. He's basically the Indian
knockoff version of Alan Keys. He talks the same way,
has the same approach, same appeal.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 4: I bet you he doesn't make it out of the primary.
I bet you he doesn't. He gets twenty percent of
the vote, some local guy will swamp him, and uh,
and that'll be the end of Ramaswami because you know,
only keys in they have that appeal to that weird
sort of segment of people that for whatever reason, they
just want to vote for a brown guy. They just
have to, you know. And that's not that Fortunately, it's
not that many people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I hope that can smell.
Speaker 2: I can smell this picture. That's the worst.
Speaker 1: Yeah, God, just don't look at the longest toes are too.
It's like, it's.
Speaker 4: Just get it.
Speaker 3: If I get it. If you're in some place where
you take off your shoes, okay, whatever, take off your shoes.
But why is he barefoot? You know what? She's not barefoot.
She has sucks on, right, what's going on here?
Speaker 2: And I mean, well, we I'm pretty sure this is
I'm pretty sure this has taking place in his house actually,
but there's still no excuse. I'm not I'm at least
wearing sandals if if somebody's you know, visiting, I'm not
walking around the barefoot.
Speaker 1: I mean, in that hilarious clip from a couple of
weeks back, Charlie, we brought up the ordeal of civility before,
and yes, this is very much in the same vein.
But now I want to bring back to the previous
clips that we had before about how each one of
these guys are just licking their lips. You know, Vivek
is going to sell this guy and extended car warranty,
and the other guy is trying to get him out
of high interest loan. Now it's just a man oh man.
Of course they're excited for him taking over Ohio.
Speaker 2: It looks like there's no rug on that floor because
he probably pulled it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, But on a more serious note, so when Vivek
got booted from the main Trump team on the on
the national stage, he was sent off to one of
the corners of the United States with Ohio and now
he's announced that he's going to run for governor. There
were whispers of this for a couple of weeks, but
he officially announced in the campaign speech that next year
during the primaries and then the government tatorial race in
November next year for Ohio, Vivek is going to run. Now,
this is just a call to action, you know, the
OGC chapter campus Marius guys. Uh, you know, you guys,
find somebody, well, like, we need to rally and get
some guy to challenge him in the primaries, and you
need to do it now. Uh, you know, make make
a well the sun is shine right.
Speaker 2: He is going to have millions of dollars in backing.
I means millions millions of dollars in backing. So you know,
you in order to even make a legitimate play at it,
you're going to have to You're gonna have to construct
a really good narrative one that it really shows him
for what he did. I mean, I don't know if
we were going to pull this tweet up, but you know,
the tweet of the video of him talking about how
there's two competing views of national identity. One is heritage,
blood and soil, and the second is ideals, allegiance, and duty,
And most nations are built around one, hours, he says,
is built around two. That's what makes American exceptionalism possible.
What exceptions? Yeah? Good?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, he just he can't help himself. You know,
once again he's trying to undermine the ethnic identity of
the country, just like he was doing before. So this
turret needs to be flushed down the toilet as fast
as possible.
Speaker 4: Well, I replied to Twitter, saying that the Indian guy
thinks America is made of number two. What a surprise.
Speaker 1: Nice, nice, But yeah, get to work now, because when
the election cycle gets in full swing in January of
next year, it's going to be too late. You need
to find another candidate, he defines. Somebody local in Ohio
who could challenge this guy. Somebody who's actually from the country,
actually from the area, could speak to the people there
and just get rid of this guy. I don't want
him in charge of like a local coffee shop, let
alone in charge of like the governor ship of an
entire state, particularly one that's becoming more and more important
as a state like Ohio. Is I mean, Trump is
basically flipped that state one hundred percent read at this point,
and I don't want to see this guy in charge
and flood it with a bunch of H one b's
and increase Like I mean, what people should do just
have endless clips of like the nazis going on in
Springfield and just like show pictures of the back next
to it as well. I mean, like the lizard monkey
brain of stuff in people's minds is just going to
put two and two together, you know, even like no
matter what this guy said about like the rising rates
of immigration in this area are catastrophic or whatever, like
like who fucking cares? You know, there is a part
of people's lizard's brain that's just like this guy isn't
like me, he's not like us.
Speaker 4: Well, I yeah, I'll make it. I'll make everybody sad
here in that The most I would bet that the
guy who will run against him in the primary is
Josh Mandel. He was the one who ran against Vance
in twenty twenty two, and you know, he had a
lot of had a lot of backing, and he would
look like he's a younger guy and he ticks the
right boxes, so to speak. So I wouldn't be surprised
if that's the other choice that you have.
Speaker 1: Well, Ohio guys, uh, get to work. As somebody in
the chat said, slum foot mobilionaire. Alrighty, well yeah, I
want this guy gone. I want yeah. I mean, as
Charlie said before, the guy just can't help himself and
put his big foot in his mouth. Apparently his big
barefoot shove it right in his mouth. Of you know,
the nonsense something keeps viewing about America is an idea.
American isn't a place people we just you know, need
more nation of immigrants. You know, he was making the
rounds again because like made an announcement at his speech.
Actually wish we had this clip. We was talking about
how when he's governor, he wants to institute the same
Civics text Civics test that every immigrant has to take,
should be in Ohio schools. No, and I'm gonna see,
you know what, talk about yourselves. I gotta find this
amazing meme and send it to Doug really quick and
see if you can pull it up. Carry on, gens.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, what that is is he thinks he's better
than you, and his people are better than you because
they know what America actually is because they had to
immigrate here and actually learn. But you white people are
too stupid. Your kids don't even actually know what America is.
That's what that means. So that's actually that was a
pretty good clipable thing to explain, you know to people
like so, yeah, I would take that. I would take
his tweet about you know, blood and soil and of
course the old thing that Sam Hid replied to about. Uh,
you know that tanked his role in the administration in
the first place. You know, all the stuff needs to
be collected. And you know, people at Ohio they actually
need to find someone who can who can run against
him at the primary. Even if you don't beat him,
just stop him from winning.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: Everything has to be done to permanently exclude this guy
from politics, because it's not just about him. It's about
sending a message to mainly the the GOP that this
is just over. This ship is over. We're done with
these foreigners of controlling our country. We don't fucking care
you know what they say or how base they pretend
to be or whatever. Fuck off. Literally would rather the
Democrats win than this guy.
Speaker 1: Totally, one hundred percent true. Yeah, absolutely, I mean and
and people can like clutch their pearls all they want
about that nonsense. I mean, you see a bunch of like,
uh you know, cat turned colonnes basically all over Twitter
recently saying oh yeah, well now we got to supportvect
no matter what, right, because you don't defeat the Democrats, Like, no,
fuck you, Like, this guy's not an American. I want
Americans in control of America, period.
Speaker 2: I mean, the demock if they elected a Democrat, the
Democrat probably be the same as the governor they have
right now to whine he's just a piece of shit.
So I mean, it would just be Ohio just going,
you know, staying the same. I mean, this guy, I
fucking can't stand this guy.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 2: I went from actually like you, oh wow, he says
a lot of the same. You know, I've seen interviews
with him, you know, a year ago when he sounded
like Arren McIntyre and you know, now you just well
that's when he's talking about theory. When he's talking about practice,
it's like we're going to do infinity jeets. Because you
white people and American people who've been here for one
hundred and fifty years, you people suck you're fucking stupid.
So I got to bring over a bunch of fucking
street shitters because they're better than you. No, go fuck yourself.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I have to say that, I think. I mean, look,
I've done business in India and uh done business with Indians,
and I you know, I'm not a guy who gets
really into the ethnic politics that much. I don't go
hard on that kind of stuff, but I will make
the exception here. I mean, these it's just we cannot
have this. This this is like it's it's it's worse
than any other group. You know, they're all like maybe Gypsies,
but you know, we're still kind of talking about the
same part of the world.
Speaker 2: Really, And I lived in I lived in Romania and
I lived around Gypsies. I think I'd rather live around gypsies.
Speaker 4: I mean, these are just there's not people you want
to look the Canadians. I remember years that there was
this girl I forget her name as she is dead now,
but she got what happens her name Kathy something or other.
She she wrote all this stuff about the Sikhs that
had come into Canada and they were all in organized crime.
I mean, the crime rate of Sikhs was outlandish. It
made it crime rate of blacks look mild by comparison.
These are just people who are wholly incompatible with our society.
They kind of We got enough of them, as it
is too many of them. It needs to stop. It
needs to be a zero tolerance. You know, if they
come floating over on the door onto the West coast,
just throw a big rock on the door and sink
it to the bottom one hundred percent.
Speaker 1: People think like Camp of the Saints is like too outlandish,
but no, it's it's one hundred percent real, or would
be if these people were to come here in much
larger numbers than they already are here. There's already far
too many. But let's hear what dov I actually had
to say. It is a bid for governor announcement.
Speaker 8: Doing civic education in our young people to teach them
to be proud of our country and our state rather
than ashamed of it.
Speaker 4: They deserve it.
Speaker 2: That means getting rid.
Speaker 8: Of the woken doctrination and the victimhood psychology with actual
US history and actual civics lessons that teach them to
be proud, teach them what it means to be an America,
say the pledge of allegiance in every school in the
state with a moment of silence every morning. That's what's
gonna happen in the public schools on my watch. And
every high school senior who graduates from an Ohio high
school on my watch will have to pass the same
Civics test that every legal immigrant has to pass in
order to become a naturalized citizen of this country. You
got to know something about the country in order to
respect the country and love the country. And that's the
job of K through twelve education. After we light that
fire under the feet of our public schools, that lays
the foundation for then taking higher education to the next level.
Speaker 2: Does anybody else did anybody else pick up on this? Normally,
when you see a Republican speaking, even Trump, they plant
and black people behind them, they plan, all white people
behind him, all white people behind him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, excellent point, Pete. So fucking subversive. Fuck these
people and like people pointing this out in the chat,
and obviously everyone else like here picked up on it too.
Is when he says hour, you know, it's like, motherfucker,
the founding fathers didn't have you in mind at all,
all right, moving on to this excellent meme. Afterwards, someone
h attached to this speech, Yeah, what did you get
on your how American are You? Test? B? Minus? I
didn't really study for it though, haha. I should have
study harder, man, I got an A plus. Looks like
that makes me more American than you. An excellent meme. Perfect.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well that's the entire thing. You can You can
hear the concept in his voice. He thinks your kids
are not sufficient American because they can't pass allegedly. I'm
sure they could, but you know, they can't pass his
stupid fucking test or whatever. Fuck you.
Speaker 1: The only thing they could have made this mean better
is if there was a team of jets behind him
passing along like the notes, like the answers to the
test behind them. That's the only thing they could have
made it better, because oh my.
Speaker 3: God, yeah they would. They would so be doing that too.
That is all they do, those people. Oh yeah, they cheat.
Speaker 4: On everything, absolutely true. And it's there's that. I'm sure
you guys have all familiar with. I forget the guy's name,
the Indian guy who who tries warning people about Indians.
I can't think it was name.
Speaker 1: The guy that Pete has.
Speaker 2: Yeah, giant Bari.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's absolutely right. Anybody who's done business with Indians,
or especially in India, it's it's amazing. It's they make
the Clintons look honest. I mean it's it's just remarkable.
It's breathtaking, it really is.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Zeman, I get Indians to come into
my tax office asking for discounts on their taxes. God,
it's like, are you fucking getting me? It's like, well,
I got more back and last year? How come I
didn't get more back last year?
Speaker 3: Fuck you?
Speaker 1: So infuriating?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I look, I can get along. I've been I've
been all over the world. I've dealt with all kinds
of people, and you know, I can put all my
preferences aside and and and get along just about everyone.
That's the exception. I you know, that's just that's the
line I've drawn in my life said I'm sorry, every
man's got to be intolerant about something, and that's going
to be it for me. But you know the thing
with him running though, is that at some point though
this this, he's going to run into this where he's
gonna you know, he can't help himself. You know, you
saw that with his tweet over the Christmas holidays. There's
something about him he just needs he has this need
to lord over the white population and it's some point
he's going to do it in a public setting and
that'll be the end of him.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean people notice this, particularly on Twitter. The
second that you like criticize Indian anyway, it's just billions
upon billions in these bots come swarming into your mentions
and they're just like people think like people in our
thing are like really tough on you know, pick your
group right about like black crime statistics or something like.
The anti whitism that you received from Indians is nothing
compared to like how people in our scenes like treat
like blacks or anyone else. It's not even close, Like
they are really hateful people.
Speaker 4: Well, the thing about it gives me about Ramashwami is
that no one ever talks about how he got his money.
I mean, this is a guy. I mean my opinion,
he probably should have been in prison. It was an
Indian flim flam that he got rich on. It's like,
how does this not come up? I mean, it's public information.
Even if it technically was legal, it looks scummy as
as could possibly be, and yet no one ever brings
it up. And at some point somebody is going to
and and there's no way he can talk his way
out of it. You guys familiar with it, Yeah, yeah,
I know it. But you know it has to be
it has to be the right opponent. That's why, you know,
if it is Josh Mandel, he's kind of like a
Steven Miller type of guy, and so, uh, you know,
he's the kind of guy who will say what you're
not supposed to say, so that might at least make
for an entertaining set of debates.
Speaker 2: M Yeah.
Speaker 1: I mean, if the guy's track record has anything to
show us thus far, he hasn't been able to shut
himself up and keep stepping on this rake like looney
Tune style over and over again. So no doubt he's
going to slip up again. And I just really hope
that you know, like that, Boomers really do fall for
a lot of the stuff like this. Oh we got
to say, like the pledge of allegiance in the class,
and we got rid of that, and that's why our
kids are like woke or something like, you know, just
like this my minor thing right, he's going to fix
you know, sixty years of leftists and leftist taking over
all our institutions. Right, But I mean, I just hope,
you know, there is some of that old school like
lizard brain still overriding most people's decisions. And you know,
like again, like we point out on the show many
times before, Sam Hyde in his epic takedown of Vivek,
you know, it's like the midwits. The midwit falls for
this kind of stuff. The midwit says like, oh, we
could just you know, interchange people from cultures, you know,
six thousand miles away from us who don't even speak
our language and make fun of our God whuteely in
particular on Twitter. I mean, the stuff that you see
Indians say about Jesus is no horrible, But I do
hope people just see through this crap. It's like when
he says our that that doesn't it just doesn't compute. No,
Vivec isn't an hour, he isnt us.
Speaker 4: Well, the good news is is everybody in Ohio has
had to call text of or at least once.
Speaker 1: For sure. All right, why don't we wrap up with
the super chats and we'll get out of here. Fellas.
So all right, scrolling back up, we got a Machiavelli sucks.
Being white is great. I always want to say, like
Michavelly sucks to go right because he was in AA
chat for all those years. But for five bucks, he says,
let's just bump the sheet out of the cartels. Well,
I mean, I mean again, we've been saying it for months. Uh,
you know, we want to mix the caario a real thing,
So get to it, Stephen Miller, let's go, h if
you want to. You know what, if Pete hag Seth
is having problems with young men want to join the
United States Armed Forces, I'll tell you what. We'll get
some guys to sign up real quick. Yeah, We're gonna
clean up our country from cartel filth. I'm sure a
lot of guys would be happy to do that.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, if if Eric Prince is serious about
his proposal for deep rotations, just hand them, hand them
off this job too. He said that he could. He
said he could straighten out Haiti in a month with
he said, seventeen aircraft and four thousand men.
Speaker 1: I mean, I believe it when you see, like some
of the combat records of you know, uh, like mad
Mike Horrs guys in the Congo where it was like
forty guys against five thousand bantu and they had like
one casualty against several thousand bantoos. I mean, I totally
believe it.
Speaker 2: Men. Executive outcome went into Sierra Leone and settled that
in a week.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they could totally do it. And he only asked
what like ten billion bucks or something.
Speaker 2: It's like he was twenty five billion for the immigration thing.
So it's like, okay, deal, Yeah, take that deal. Are
times over go like unbelievable. Cringewalker says, us five bucks.
It says uh rip ss United States. Some people talking
about this before in the chat before.
Speaker 1: I'm not familiar about this, but they're turning it into
an artificial reef or something like that. I mean, I
don't know, I don't know the details. Quench Walker again
for ten bucks. Three years of quarantine made the most
right wing youth in one hundred years. Boys that drew.
Imagine what four years without NED will do. Cutting off
the doctrination is key as a very good point and
no more like butt plug studies in Georgia. No, uh,
we've got a Joseph for two bucks. Pete always hits
it with the one liners. He really does, doesn't he
do a good job with those, keeping us on our
toes and having some some laughs on this show. And
then our final super chat of the evening is quinch
Walker once again for five bucks. Functionally, is there any
difference between Vivek's understanding of identity and labors in the
UK deconstructing English identity? I mean i'd assume not. I
mean I'm not too not really paying touch it too
much to British and labor politics these days. But you know,
the UK has its own problems with infestations from the subcontinent,
so I wouldn't.
Speaker 2: Be the same. It's all the same spirit of the
gay That's what it is.
Speaker 1: Absolutely all right, let's wrap this one up, Pete. You've
always got stuff going on. What do you have to promote, sir?
Speaker 2: Oh, just the show, multiple episodes coming out, taking a
little break from my substack recordings and yeah, that's it,
just tons episodes coming out, watch for them.
Speaker 1: Sweet Tramaine, Do you have anything to promote, sir?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've also been cranking out more book reviews on
my substack. Charlotte dut substack dot com, so you can
check that out. Anything else, Yeah, don't nothing else for me?
Oh yeah, no, I do have an article coming out
on the OGC substack some time in the next like
week or so, whenever the editor schedules it.
Speaker 1: Very good and our special guest this evening at Xenia,
thank you very much for coming on, sir. Where can
people find more of your work?
Speaker 4: Just go to the z man dot com t A
G z M A n dot com. You can find
the links to all my stuff. And I will be
announcing tomorrow a new bit of merch, a T shirt.
I want to give it away, but it's definitely a
pretty cool thing I'm going to do, so look forward
to that. And you know, get your credit card out.
You know they this all of us need more than
super chats, you know they they don't take enthusiasm at
the bank.
Speaker 1: Yeah, very true. Definitely support fellow friends. Once again. I'll
point everyone in the direction of Axios Remote fitness coaching.
So get yourself shredded, definitely in time for the OHC
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promote once again tomorrow on the OGC substack the podcast
with myself, Clauseton, mister Fahrenheit and our special guest mister
Will Tanner who brings his expert analysis with Rhodesia and
the rest of colonial Africa while we discuss the film Africa.
IDEO viewer discretion is advised for that one. You know,
some very grizzly images in that documentary, you say the
least so yep, And that's pretty much all I got
to a promo on my end. We'll be back here
for another episode of Pointy Express Radio next week. See
you guys then