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Speaker 5: of testing the waters. Moved, perhaps perhaps permanently, moving Boiler
Speaker 5: Room to Friday nights. We were Wednesday nights, we were
Speaker 5: Thursday nights for the longest time eight nine years. Friday
Speaker 5: nights and Saturday nights Sunday nights were sort of our
Speaker 5: backup nights if we needed them. But we're seriously considering
Speaker 5: moving to Friday nights because, quite frankly, I know a
Speaker 5: lot of you have to get up early on Thursday
Speaker 5: on Friday mornings, so a Thursday night show is like, oh, well,
Speaker 5: I don't know if I can be up that late.
Speaker 5: I know it's a worldwide show. I know it already
Speaker 5: starts late seeing as we're in Central Texas, and sometimes
Speaker 5: we don't start until nine pm here in Central Texas.
Speaker 5: So we've been thinking about all these things, moving things
Speaker 5: around a little bit, playing a little bit of the
Speaker 5: shell game, you know, trying to see how it works
Speaker 5: for everybody, trying to see if we can coax Daniel
Speaker 5: Spaulding out of South Korea to join us or something
Speaker 5: like that, since this is technically his Saturday, so we'll see,
Speaker 5: we'll see, makes it a little bit convenient for Mark
Speaker 5: Anderson perhaps to join us more often, so, you know,
Speaker 5: and Friday quite to you know, be really honest with you,
Speaker 5: Friday has been my one day of the week. It
Speaker 5: has kind of been my down day. I can't really
Speaker 5: say that for the two years two and a half
Speaker 5: years I worked at TANT, but you know, Friday is
Speaker 5: sort of my day of recovery. So I'm having a
Speaker 5: hard time rebooting my mental clock into you know, Friday
Speaker 5: not being that Friday being the day where we go, go, go,
Speaker 5: And that's what we're gonna do tonight. Welcome to the
Speaker 5: boiler Room. This is Foreign Entanglements and Digital Threats, the
Speaker 5: new front lines. We're gonna be talking about some current
Speaker 5: events here on the boiler Room tonight. We're gonna be
Speaker 5: joined by Randy Jay, Mystical Pharaoh, and Ruckus Faux Show,
Speaker 5: and we might be joined by Baselet Analyzer and I
Speaker 5: don't know, one of Mark Anderson's bastard cousins with a
Speaker 5: cool name or something like that. But yeah, here we are, here,
Speaker 5: we are. We're getting in the final phases of twenty
Speaker 5: twenty five. Guys, twenty twenty five has been I don't know,
Speaker 5: I don't have an adjective for it. Twenty twenty five
Speaker 5: has been a bit of a wild ride. I mean
Speaker 5: it started with the inauguration. It started with a cyber
Speaker 5: truck Tesla blowing up in front of a Trump tower.
Speaker 5: I mean, if that wasn't a perfect harbinger for this
Speaker 5: year and all the wacky wild stuff that we're seeing
Speaker 5: this year, then I don't know what is. I mean,
Speaker 5: that was you know, chef's kiss, great sigh op, whatever
Speaker 5: the hell that was, or a great spin on an
Speaker 5: organic event, if you prefer. We'll never know. We all
Speaker 5: just won't know, you know, like so many things, we
Speaker 5: just we're just gonna have to chalk that up to
Speaker 5: we won't know. But we sure did a lot of
Speaker 5: internet sleuthing about it. And boy wasn't that fun when
Speaker 5: that was the week's thing. Yeah, the things have gotten
Speaker 5: weird out here on the interwebs, my friends. Things have
Speaker 5: gotten very strange. The speed at which narratives are air
Speaker 5: dropped into our feeds and then processed and then exited
Speaker 5: from our minds has just exponentially been increasing and increasing
Speaker 5: and increasing. You know, we're to just accept things like
Speaker 5: it's just the lobe. It was just the lobe. The
Speaker 5: lobe heels fast. Don't worry about this crook sky or
Speaker 5: the strange narratives around him. Don't worry about the you know,
Speaker 5: golf course guy, don't worry about don't worry about all
Speaker 5: those other hanging question marks that we've had over all
Speaker 5: these you know, last generations. But you know, hey, let's
Speaker 5: just keep it right, like ADHD oriented, goldfish oriented, and
Speaker 5: you know, the last ten fifteen years. Okay, we don't
Speaker 5: want to go too far back. We don't get too esoteric,
Speaker 5: my goodness. We don't want to talk about JFK. That
Speaker 5: was like sixty some years ago, right. We don't want
Speaker 5: to talk about the Act of eighteen seventy. No, that
Speaker 5: was the way long time ago. No, no, no, we
Speaker 5: don't talk about any of these other things. We do
Speaker 5: want to talk about the creation of the FED. No, no, no,
Speaker 5: we don't want to talk about any of that stuff.
Speaker 5: Give me the news cycle. Apparently that is what the
Speaker 5: people want. Hell, you can't even be a fucking comedian
Speaker 5: anymore and not talk about politics or the news cycle, right, Sorry,
Speaker 5: Joe Rogan, Sorry, Dave Chappelle, Sorry, all you guys that
Speaker 5: had coolest fucking gigs, maybe the coolest fucking gigs. You
Speaker 5: all got dragged into my little realm here. So welcome.
Speaker 5: I guess, I don't know. It's weird. It's weird to
Speaker 5: have to say welcome. It's weird to have to look
Speaker 5: at the top podcasts on the planet and go, oh,
Speaker 5: look number one, Candace Owens. Wow, look at these topics.
Speaker 5: Hmm huh, all of a sudden, there's a big interest
Speaker 5: in these topics. What about all the people that have
Speaker 5: been talking about those topics for the last ten years,
Speaker 5: the last fifteen years, the last twenty years. Right, that
Speaker 5: group of people, Okay, that group of people that got
Speaker 5: demonetized in the Google demonetization of twenty seventeen. That group
Speaker 5: of people that got shadow band on Twitter one point
Speaker 5: zero under Jack Dorsey, That group of people, right, that
Speaker 5: group of people that became social rejects. Right, So you're
Speaker 5: talking about these things, well, now they're the most popular
Speaker 5: things you can talk about. Yet I still have the
Speaker 5: dirt in the dust, like pig Pen, remember pig pen,
Speaker 5: right from Peanuts pig Pen. Ever, where we go. This
Speaker 5: is like a cloud of dust around him. Nobody'd give
Speaker 5: him bath. Yeah, social reject. Pig Pen is the Peanuts
Speaker 5: version of his social reject, And our dust that rolls
Speaker 5: off of us is the dust of shadow banning, the
Speaker 5: dust of character assassination, the dust of all the tropes
Speaker 5: over the last fifteen years. Right, we gave a fuck
Speaker 5: about people's health. We gave a fuck about health, syops.
Speaker 5: We gave a fuck about land rights. We gave a
Speaker 5: fuck about human rights. We gave a fuck about syops.
Speaker 5: We give a fuck about ultra mind control, cybernetic feedback
Speaker 5: loopse right marketing, weaponized marketing, fake news. Right, all that
Speaker 5: before that was even a term, Before that was a
Speaker 5: cartoon character term dropped by a cartoon character. I want
Speaker 5: to be president. Welcome to the boiler room. Let's say
Speaker 5: hello to mystical Pharaoh. We got mystical Pharaoh joined us. Pharaoh.
Speaker 5: What's up, man, Welcome to the boiler room. How you doing, dude,
Speaker 5: I'm doing good, dude.
Speaker 4: How about you?
Speaker 5: I'm pretty good. I'm pretty good. You know what. I
Speaker 5: just I cannot let any of this shit get me
Speaker 5: down anymore. I'm I'm pretty much bulletproof. At this point
Speaker 5: to psychological Operations. I'm glad to see that the normies
Speaker 5: are catching up, even if it's at you know, you know,
Speaker 5: the hand of Candice Owins, Joe Rogan, and Tucker Carlson
Speaker 5: stroking the back of their heads saying yes, yes, I'm
Speaker 5: I'm sorry. I'm sorry American and Western person. But U
Speaker 5: Macron's wife is you know, a creep And this story
Speaker 5: with Charlie is messed up. And we got foreign entanglements, right,
Speaker 5: foreign entanglements and digital threats, which are our new front lines, right,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean? Like this is kind of
Speaker 5: stuff that will scare newbies. I ain't scared of this
Speaker 5: crap man. I survived, I survived y two k I
Speaker 5: survived the twenty twelve minin Apocalypse. I survived nine to eleven.
Speaker 5: I survived the Daily Shooter, and so did you, and
Speaker 5: so did a lot of you out there. You know
Speaker 5: what I'm talking about. So bring your fucking stupid syops on,
Speaker 5: you globless pigs. Let's see how they affect the normies
Speaker 5: and the newly awakened. Welcome to the show, dude.
Speaker 4: Well said my friend, I think we're pretty hardened right now.
Speaker 4: That yeah, I don't think we're going to be As
Speaker 4: a matter of fact, we get more, we get more tough,
Speaker 4: we get more resilient. That's that's how we do it.
Speaker 5: Damn right, dude, damn right. We get more tough, we
Speaker 5: get more resilient, and we get you know, more black
Speaker 5: pilled and not black pilled in the way that they
Speaker 5: want us to be black pilled. A lot of people
Speaker 5: feel that they feel the black pill pull the vortex, right,
Speaker 5: that sort of like sucking feeling, just wanted to suck
Speaker 5: their dreams, their hopes and their dreams out and everything,
Speaker 5: you know that they had hoped for. No, we have
Speaker 5: already transgressed to that level of disappointment, and we're now
Speaker 5: at a point of sheer nirvarnic bliss amongst odious psyops.
Speaker 4: Am I right, yeah, yeah, I think our black pill
Speaker 4: is not giving up on life or or actually or
Speaker 4: even in America. It's more about giving up on the
Speaker 4: current system and just realizing that, you know what, fuck that,
Speaker 4: we're just gonna We're gonna build this from the ground.
Speaker 5: Up, right right, yeah, man, it's it's really the majority
Speaker 5: of what we have left is us, ourselves, those that
Speaker 5: surround us, the like minded individuals that we can connect with.
Speaker 5: I mean, what more, what more can we ask for
Speaker 5: in uh an era like this that humanity has quite
Speaker 5: frankly at least recorded humanity has never seen before.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, And we we we have to trust each other,
Speaker 4: we have to keep our faith in each other as
Speaker 4: human beings. Just you start becoming more aware of really
Speaker 4: when the masks fall off, right and you start getting
Speaker 4: I wouldn't call it even black belt, I would call
Speaker 4: it like getting more and more awakened to see the
Speaker 4: matrix fall off, right, You don't see the matrix anymore,
Speaker 4: and then you start seeing the system for what it is,
Speaker 4: and it's just there exists to just suck your life
Speaker 4: for it to exist. Right, That's here's a battery that
Speaker 4: gets a system going. And once you realize that, now
Speaker 4: we start getting yourself out of the pod and disconnect.
Speaker 4: So that's that's what we're doing, and that's what we've
Speaker 4: been trying to do for a while now, preparing for.
Speaker 5: It exactly, man, exactly. And I mean, you know, I'm
Speaker 5: going to bring a Racissan in a minute here, But
Speaker 5: I mean, like, when more can we do when we're
Speaker 5: faced with headlines like this new York Post trans woman
Speaker 5: left sobbing in JFK airport after a TSA agent hit
Speaker 5: her testicles. Okay, I mean, am I supposed to be
Speaker 5: upset about this? Am I supposed to be laughing about this? No?
Speaker 5: I feel like my attention was just graped, right? Is
Speaker 5: that what we're supposed to say on YouTube these days?
Speaker 5: I feel like my attention was great attention graping from
Speaker 5: the New York Post. There many lulls will be had,
Speaker 5: I'm sure, but the fatigue I feel at things like
Speaker 5: this is just like, come on, give me a give
Speaker 5: me a fucking break. Put the kids away tonight, my friends,
Speaker 5: it's not it's not a good night for the kids
Speaker 5: to be here. I said.
Speaker 4: My boards was groped, not my attention was.
Speaker 5: Dude, I could tell you some stories. I'll tell you what.
Speaker 5: I'll give the audience a preview here of what you
Speaker 5: and I are going to talk about next time we're
Speaker 5: meeting face to face. We have a friend, a friend
Speaker 5: who is ex TSA. And when I realized, you know,
Speaker 5: we met him, we didn't really. When I met him,
Speaker 5: I was like, you know what that guy looks familiar? Yeah,
Speaker 5: when another man in a uniform touches your balls in
Speaker 5: public in front of a bunch of people, They're gonna
Speaker 5: stay familiar. Okay. He used to work at TSA and
Speaker 5: we realized this and I was like, oh shit, you
Speaker 5: patted me down. And I was like, that's a pretty
Speaker 5: creepy job. And he was like, I know, you'll notice
Speaker 5: how I used the back of my hands. And I
Speaker 5: was like, yeah, I know there are other people that
Speaker 5: work there, and he just cut me off and he goes, yeah,
Speaker 5: there's this one guy who works there, and he sits
Speaker 5: down like this, you know, and he juggles all your
Speaker 5: bits and pieces like just with total glee, and like
Speaker 5: I had to pull him aside. This dude was one
Speaker 5: of his supervisors. He was like, I had to pull
Speaker 5: him aside and say, hey, could you not show so
Speaker 5: much glee while you're doing an enhanced pat down on people?
Speaker 5: And I was just I felt so fucking vindicated, dude,
Speaker 5: because I've been saying this on this show for ten years.
Speaker 5: When we started this show, I traveled a lot, and
Speaker 5: I dealt with TSA a lot, and I got groped
Speaker 5: and messed with a lot. There's like a bunch of
Speaker 5: episodes where I tell these stories like in deep archives.
Speaker 5: So it was a little bit vindicating to meet him
Speaker 5: and be like, I remember you, you were an okay
Speaker 5: enhance pat down guy, but some of those other people.
Speaker 5: And then he just started laying into him and I
Speaker 5: was like, oh my.
Speaker 4: Gosh, I still remember you.
Speaker 5: Oh man, Yeah, you don't forget stuff like that. Let's
Speaker 5: welcome Rucgus to the show. Ruckus. What's up, there's a
Speaker 5: ruckets among us. Welcome to the boiler room.
Speaker 2: Dude.
Speaker 6: So, if you've flown a lot and you've had your
Speaker 6: balls groped by a lot of strange men, you're saying
Speaker 6: that you would be able to pick them out of
Speaker 6: a crowd easily. Yeah, independently.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, like like a like a lineup, you know,
Speaker 5: like a criminal lineup in an old cop show or something.
Speaker 5: I got this and I can't remember fucking much.
Speaker 6: Well, you know what, I'm just gonna trust you on
Speaker 6: that one, bro. Yeah. Anyways, but I guess that just
Speaker 6: goes to show the uniform had nothing to do with it,
Speaker 6: because in your story you said when a man and
Speaker 6: another man in a uniform, know, when any man comes
Speaker 6: along and it starts groping, I mean less of course,
Speaker 6: you're into that of course.
Speaker 5: Anyways, and the and the messed up thing, dude, is
Speaker 5: your other option is to walk through a machine and
Speaker 5: show everybody a picture of your you're junk that you
Speaker 5: know might give you cancer one day, or you know,
Speaker 5: to be combative, while the weirdo in the uniform is
Speaker 5: like juggling your grapes and then get stent into a
Speaker 5: private room or even worse, like one of the rooms
Speaker 5: with some of the supervisors for those people where they
Speaker 5: start looking at your social media and stuff like that,
Speaker 5: which you know, frankly, I think a lot of people
Speaker 5: are having a way worse time with right now than
Speaker 5: I ever did.
Speaker 6: This is why I would opt for the radioactive treatment.
Speaker 6: That way, my junk would probably eventually fall off, and
Speaker 6: then I don't even have to worry about this argument anymore.
Speaker 6: It doesn't matter. You're like, try to touch my junk,
Speaker 6: I dare you? Haha, It's gone now what. Anyways, this
Speaker 6: just reminds me of one of my new favorite memes
Speaker 6: I discovered by accident, The onion trying to summon a
Speaker 6: satirical story dumber than current events. Good luck, good luck,
Speaker 6: that's gonna happen. Yeah, in my lifetime dude.
Speaker 5: So, like when you look at the state of satire
Speaker 5: posts now, it's crazy, Like it's absolutely crazy. Like even
Speaker 5: the Babylon B. Like Babylon B's kind of like the
Speaker 5: Apex satire.
Speaker 6: They had a really good one and they went hard.
Speaker 6: Oh and then oops they had to pull it. Yeah,
Speaker 6: they said something that they probably shouldn't have, something about
Speaker 6: pagers exploding if they were from a certain country, you know,
Speaker 6: the one, Yeah, Megan Kelly, mean, they pulled it. I'm like, wow, dude,
Speaker 6: I've never seen them pull anything that's funny.
Speaker 5: But there you go.
Speaker 6: What does that mean? I mean, what does that say
Speaker 6: that The fact that they did that is a meme
Speaker 6: and a trope in itself, right, you know, I'm not
Speaker 6: going to say it.
Speaker 5: It's such a turnaround too, because when you look back
Speaker 5: at their material over the last two and a half years, well,
Speaker 5: let's just say since around the second week of October
Speaker 5: of twenty twenty three, there's so much stuff in there
Speaker 5: that is contrary victory to a statement like that or
Speaker 5: a meme like that, And there's this current like gaping
Speaker 5: divide going between like you know, the so called conservative influencers, podcasters, media, whatever,
Speaker 5: you know, just sort of as flag planters. Like on
Speaker 5: one side, you've got your you know, your Candas Owns,
Speaker 5: You're Tucker Carlson, your fuintess and those people that are
Speaker 5: making you know, those arguments. And then on the other side,
Speaker 5: you've got your Mark Levins and everybody like that and
Speaker 5: all this stuff, and everybody's watching this giant divide get
Speaker 5: just bigger and bigger and bigger. And where does someone
Speaker 5: like Babylon Bee fall in? That is like hmm, well,
Speaker 5: clearly they had a side on that for a long time,
Speaker 5: since around the second week of October twenty twenty three,
Speaker 5: and now they're sort of like are they leaning. Everybody's
Speaker 5: a wondering that about their so called conservative friends, Like
Speaker 5: do you fall in this whole big gap that's happening
Speaker 5: right now? I find the whole thing hilarious and interesting.
Speaker 6: That's why I just you stick to my guns and
Speaker 6: my beliefs, and I stand for what I believe in,
Speaker 6: and it's real easy, it doesn't get complicated. A recommendation
Speaker 6: for you from the chat here hasher courtesy of scam
Speaker 6: Cheney for weapons in nice News. He says you should
Speaker 6: at least get a reach around for national security. Anyways,
Speaker 6: thanks for having me. I know, we got some others
Speaker 6: waiting in the wings who are probably happy to get groped. Yeah,
Speaker 6: or not let them on in.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, shout out Sam, good one. Thanks for that. We
Speaker 5: got Randy Jay joining this next. Randy, what's up, dude,
Speaker 5: Welcome back to the Boilroom. It's been a minute. How
Speaker 5: you doing?
Speaker 8: Doing pretty good?
Speaker 7: As I was listening to the first introductions, I think
Speaker 7: I want to come up with a new phrase here.
Speaker 7: I want to be no pilled, no red pill, no
Speaker 7: blue pill, no white pill, black pill. I want to
Speaker 7: be no pilled, zero pills, non GMO, completely organic.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm trying to I'm trying to live pill free.
Speaker 8: That's what I'm doing.
Speaker 9: I think.
Speaker 5: I think that's actually really wise. I'm glad you brought
Speaker 5: that up, Randy, because I feel like the boiler Room was,
Speaker 5: you know, because let's face it, let's let's be honest
Speaker 5: with ourselves and our audience here, like and and most
Speaker 5: of you know this. The whole pill metaphor comes from
Speaker 5: the movie The Matrix, and the whole idea is you've
Speaker 5: got people that are asleep in a Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 5: Ruckus it's got the there you go, We've got Morpheus
Speaker 5: right here in in Morphius has joined the chat. There
Speaker 5: you go. Just imagine one of those is Fred. Imagine
Speaker 5: the Purple Ones red. But it's like now where we're at,
Speaker 5: and you know, David Ike. I would give shouts out
Speaker 5: to David Iike for probably being one of the first
Speaker 5: person to really gain a lot of traction using that
Speaker 5: metaphor right to describe you know, norms slash NPCs right
Speaker 5: versus you know, people that want to escape the matrix,
Speaker 5: people that want to know the actual truth, even if
Speaker 5: it destroys their entire reality. Right. But then, like over
Speaker 5: the years, while we've kind of and we lean into films,
Speaker 5: I'll be very the first person to say we lean
Speaker 5: into films. I mean, ask Jay Dyer, ask the boiler Room.
Speaker 5: We brought Jay Dyer in here for his film analysis
Speaker 5: and his geopolitical analysis, and you know, we're still good
Speaker 5: buds with him. And it's like, those metaphors mean something,
Speaker 5: and this one in particular is one that has taken
Speaker 5: a life of its own. Randy and I think it's
Speaker 5: just so interesting that, you know, because of the work
Speaker 5: of groups like us, the social reject club here in
Speaker 5: the boiler Room and many others on the Internet that
Speaker 5: we took that film metaphor and escalated it from you know,
Speaker 5: Blue Pill, Red Pill, all the way up to Black Pill,
Speaker 5: just sort of as an acknowledgment to people that hey,
Speaker 5: this gets really dark. And I used to use the
Speaker 5: Toxic Avenger a lot as my metaphor for this, rather
Speaker 5: than the matrix like a lot of people like the
Speaker 5: toxic waste that the young janitor fell in in Toxic
Speaker 5: Avenger to me is the media. To me is the
Speaker 5: overall bucket of psyops that were exposed to and mind
Speaker 5: control and all that shit. So it's kind of like,
Speaker 5: you know, the fact that people have gotten all the
Speaker 5: way just kind of with us all the way to
Speaker 5: like Blackpill, where it's like, how can you need this matter?
Speaker 5: There's no solution to this. I mean, I'd say that's
Speaker 5: probably the ultimate feeling behind me black pilled or just
Speaker 5: or maybe if you prefer everything is fake and gay
Speaker 5: and weaponized, right.
Speaker 10: Yeah, Yeah, it's always been, as we think back to whenever,
Speaker 10: all the way up to present tense, there's always this,
Speaker 10: you know, pick aside, pick a lane, what what team
Speaker 10: are you playing for?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 5: Are you?
Speaker 8: Are you red? Are you blue?
Speaker 7: Are you.
Speaker 11: Pro?
Speaker 8: Interlocking triangles? Are you?
Speaker 7: You know?
Speaker 8: Do you disavow the interlocking triangles?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 8: You know the little triangle geometric shapes one pointed up,
Speaker 8: one point sometimes right?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Where you know? Where do you stand? You know?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 8: Who do you bow down to? You know what I mean?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 8: And it's kind of like, you know what it's that's
Speaker 8: sort of defeats the whole purpose.
Speaker 7: Of of.
Speaker 8: You know, I think, you know how the human experience
Speaker 8: is supposed to be.
Speaker 7: I shouldn't have to pick a side of any any coin,
Speaker 7: shouldn't be heads or tails, shouldn't be red.
Speaker 8: Piel, blue pill.
Speaker 7: You know, you can go your own way, you know,
Speaker 7: or wherever the song goes. So but and I think
Speaker 7: it's interesting too when we talk about the media and
Speaker 7: and all of that. This like ever present media blitz,
Speaker 7: the news cycle, the the dopamine hits keeps sliding and
Speaker 7: doom scrolling and checking out all the different headlines and everything,
Speaker 7: and we and we all get caught up in it
Speaker 7: to one degree or another. But you know, talk about
Speaker 7: psyops and everything else like that.
Speaker 8: That's a thing.
Speaker 7: So I don't know how many people read up on
Speaker 7: on warfare or have studied it and all that. But
Speaker 7: all these different things that you hear sort of like
Speaker 7: leaked out into the media are actually warfare terms, full
Speaker 7: spectrum dominance. You know, we're gonna hit him at all
Speaker 7: levels with everything we got. Keeps the op tempo going
Speaker 7: rapid fire, discombobulate the enemy, have them all confused, the
Speaker 7: or the opposition.
Speaker 8: And to me, that's what's what's going on. And it's
Speaker 8: not unlike a magician's trick.
Speaker 7: You got all this stuff going on, and everybody's like
Speaker 7: looking towards it and paying attention to it, and they're
Speaker 7: very locked in. Trump's over here, he's in Saudi Arabia.
Speaker 7: Now they're back over here on this side. This is
Speaker 7: going out, he's signing this, He's going there, they're doing flyovers.
Speaker 8: He's at the UFC. Meanwhile, there's probably an entire.
Speaker 7: Conversation going on with the donor class, the elite and
Speaker 7: all them that is just on a whole other wavelength
Speaker 7: that that no one ever hears. So it's almost like
Speaker 7: there's the show. There's you're watching the rabbit get pulled
Speaker 7: out of the hat, but.
Speaker 8: Really they're just it's an act. This is just one
Speaker 8: person's opinion. This is the no pilled opinion of what's
Speaker 8: really going on.
Speaker 5: No pill, the no pill.
Speaker 1: I like it.
Speaker 5: That actually dovetails nicely with I wrote an opening monologue
Speaker 5: for one of my very very first paid gigs at
Speaker 5: TNT at Today's News Talk, shout out to Mike Ryan,
Speaker 5: and it was similar to the what you were just saying,
Speaker 5: but it was more of a we got all the pills,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean. It was more like, yeah,
Speaker 5: we got your reds. It was it was like cheach
Speaker 5: in front of the den where Selma Hyak danced in
Speaker 5: dust till dawn. Right, we got all.
Speaker 8: So the drug dealer, the drug dealers got whatever you want.
Speaker 8: He opens up his jacket, pick a watch.
Speaker 5: We got MOV pills, we got teal pills, we got
Speaker 5: you know, we got red pills, blue pills, white pills,
Speaker 5: black pills. We got all the pills.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 5: So that was sort of where I went with it.
Speaker 5: But yeah, I agree with you man, we've we've And
Speaker 5: I think this all dovetails nicely with the opening monologue
Speaker 5: there because we're sort of like been way out ahead
Speaker 5: of seeing the trend analysis on this. Gerald Sialente would
Speaker 5: be proud of us. You know, we look up to him.
Speaker 5: Uh as far as trend analysis goes, because we've transcended
Speaker 5: the pills at this point, my.
Speaker 6: Dude's Trump's got the pills on sale at Trump rx
Speaker 6: dot got.
Speaker 5: Well, you know, we we also have lots of big,
Speaker 5: beautiful bills right there. There you go, we have ah
Speaker 5: beautiful bills, continuity of government. You know all that.
Speaker 1: It was just the lobe.
Speaker 5: It was just the lobe. They heal fast.
Speaker 6: I can't believe I shared the I Drained a swamp
Speaker 6: meme on Sunday Wire In case you missed it, folks,
Speaker 6: you'll have to watch back. I'm never showing that one again.
Speaker 6: I'm embarrassed. Yeah, laughed though, So that was funny.
Speaker 5: Sunday Wire has been pretty spicy lately. I gotta say,
Speaker 5: like there there have been you know, certain years in
Speaker 5: the in the arc of the two shows relationship where
Speaker 5: like one was a little bit more serious than the other,
Speaker 5: and like, you know, we tried to keep things very
Speaker 5: journalistic on one and the other was more of a
Speaker 5: you know, free for all. But these days, like the
Speaker 5: with the world getting so clownish, like it's it is
Speaker 5: it is not rare to find myself and ruckus Patrick
Speaker 5: Henningson probably one of the most serious independent journalists you
Speaker 5: could imagine Basil Valentine, another very serious minded person having
Speaker 5: to indulge in meme warfare, and you know, just all
Speaker 5: the it's it's crazy the way like troll culture and
Speaker 5: independent media culture and journalism and even mainstream journalism in
Speaker 5: some cases if you could call it that sort of
Speaker 5: have a ven diagram now, whereas before they used to
Speaker 5: be very desperate, right, Like there was no there was
Speaker 5: not much of an area where like you are here
Speaker 5: that a lot of people could relate to. Between all
Speaker 5: of them, to.
Speaker 6: The United States government, the president is trolling people and
Speaker 6: things he puts out these mescus like the Ice videos.
Speaker 6: I mean, like it's crazy, it is immature. And did
Speaker 6: you guys see what he said to the reporter.
Speaker 2: The other day?
Speaker 5: No, what did he say?
Speaker 6: Oh my god, mystical pharaoh. Do you have a clip
Speaker 6: for that? I'm I'm sure you know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 6: On the Air Force he was on an Air Force
Speaker 6: one and the report they were asking a bunch of
Speaker 6: questions about the Epstein files. I think in one reporter
Speaker 6: was asking something specific, and then he said, quiet, quiet,
Speaker 6: piggy to the lady. What Yeah, no, I'll find you
Speaker 6: the link.
Speaker 5: Dude. That's that's Charlie Manson's response right there. That's what
Speaker 5: you would hear Charlie literally, hold on, hold okay, find
Speaker 5: out why you find that clip. Let me just react
Speaker 5: before I even see it. That is literally what Charlie
Speaker 5: Manson would say in a courtroom or something like that.
Speaker 5: That's just absolutely bananas. You gotta be kidding me. It's
Speaker 5: just it's too much. It's too much, all coming too fast.
Speaker 5: It's You've gotta be fucking kidding me. Oh my gosh.
Speaker 6: All right, here's one random clip. This is it off
Speaker 6: of x I. I'm not endorsing the person who shared this,
Speaker 6: but it's got the video.
Speaker 5: Okay, all right, well let's see what we got here. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it doesn't look like AI. I'm getting a pretty good
Speaker 5: I for what.
Speaker 6: You know, aile, this is real news. He really did this. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Okay, so we're not familiar with the count, but at ZV.
Speaker 5: Bear says, I'm in a toxic relationship with Trump. Every
Speaker 5: time I hate him. This, uh yeah, this guy does
Speaker 5: something that makes me laugh so hard. Okay, let's put
Speaker 5: this on the screen for everybody. Let's see what's going
Speaker 5: on here. Quiet, quiet, quiet, piggy. Okay, let it run
Speaker 5: twice there because it's a bad audio, because of course
Speaker 5: it was recorded on air. Force one.
Speaker 4: Intentionally does that. The intention is that to distract and
Speaker 4: get people talking about ship to just this is this
Speaker 4: is classical Trump move. He likes to generate news cycle
Speaker 4: and to distract.
Speaker 5: It's that trolling factor though, right Like, there's this whole
Speaker 5: and and that This is what really gets me, you guys,
Speaker 5: is it's not even so much the like the pr
Speaker 5: machine behind them, the interview machine, the podcast machine, the
Speaker 5: like and this and this is all very easily pred
Speaker 5: if you go back to you know, twenty twenty four,
Speaker 5: especially in the ramp up to this campaign that led
Speaker 5: to where we're at right now, it's very easy to
Speaker 5: see the various types of rebranding and marketing that's being
Speaker 5: like duct taped to everybody to you know, push them
Speaker 5: to where we're seeing them right now. And that was
Speaker 5: all very It was sort of a mixed bag. Like
Speaker 5: on the one hand, I liked seeing people that we're
Speaker 5: going to be, you know, potentially politicians in long form,
Speaker 5: open format discussions like that was new, that was somewhat novel,
Speaker 5: that was somewhat we hoped beneficial. But then as soon
Speaker 5: as these motherfuckers got elected, no more podcasts, no more
Speaker 5: long form, no more open interview, any of that. Hell,
Speaker 5: we had reporters walk out of the White House because
Speaker 5: if they were not willing to take the new fascistic
Speaker 5: rules that they had to have their questions and their
Speaker 5: reports cleared by the fucking Pentagon. Okay, that's right. This
Speaker 5: is a Friday night show, weapons free on the swear Jar. Sorry,
Speaker 5: this is not a homeschool night for alternate current radio.
Speaker 5: Catch us on Sunday Wire. We'll try a little harder.
Speaker 5: But even when you see stuff like this on video,
Speaker 5: you guys, this behavior, this alarming behavior, it's nothing compared
Speaker 5: to what you see coming out of the official channels
Speaker 5: on Department of Homeland Securities Instagram channel or the White
Speaker 5: House's X channel. I mean, I can't believe some of
Speaker 5: the stuff. I'm not even gonna go into like individual examples.
Speaker 5: It's amazing to see some of the basement troll bridge
Speaker 5: troll style stuff that comes out of official government social
Speaker 5: media channels. Now, I don't know what else to say
Speaker 5: about it. It's freaky.
Speaker 4: Well, so it used to be funny right in the beginning,
Speaker 4: in the beginning of this culture war, right right, But
Speaker 4: then with Trump two point zero, it became so just crass,
Speaker 4: and so it lost its it lost its meaning even
Speaker 4: right because everybody knows it's gay and fake and shit. Right,
Speaker 4: So back in the days it used to mean something
Speaker 4: when actually like people thought that Trump is someone that's
Speaker 4: just trying to stick it to the establishment. But then
Speaker 4: basically when all this like facade like fell off, now
Speaker 4: it means nothing. And now it just became just, yeah,
Speaker 4: you just have a bunch of like moron sitting in
Speaker 4: the White House or some of those official accounts and
Speaker 4: just trolling. I don't even know if they are human.
Speaker 4: There might be just he trained them, just some cheesy
Speaker 4: shit generating those posts.
Speaker 5: Who knows, I've wondered that much.
Speaker 6: Trump's making AI videos so its millennia. They basically admitted it.
Speaker 4: Yep, yeah, so it's a I don't know, I honestly
Speaker 4: I don't. I used to laugh at strump jokes and
Speaker 4: and and some of his actions, but now I just
Speaker 4: just zero, he just I never.
Speaker 6: Know what you mean, he's not. He's not funny anymore.
Speaker 4: It's not funny. He's not like it's just just another
Speaker 4: he for me. Now he's nothing more than just another politician.
Speaker 4: And once once you see him this way, just yeah,
Speaker 4: this is just gay and fake and just fuck off.
Speaker 5: It's like it was funny. It was funny when the
Speaker 5: memour was starting, you know, in you know that twenty
Speaker 5: thirteen to twenty fifteen era, twenty sixteen, Like it was
Speaker 5: funny then, like legitimately funny. But was it funny because
Speaker 5: of Trump himself? Not so much. It was funny because
Speaker 5: of people like us and people on Twitter and on
Speaker 5: other places like we the people, thank you very much,
Speaker 5: were the ones that made it funny and found the
Speaker 5: humor in it, and it was we were able to
Speaker 5: do that, this is my opinion. But we were able
Speaker 5: to do that because this guy didn't have a record
Speaker 5: of atrocities behind him at the time. But now he
Speaker 5: has a record of atrocities behind him, under him, above him,
Speaker 5: and in front of him, all right, And that's what
Speaker 5: makes it not fucking funny anymore. And the other thing
Speaker 5: that makes it not fucking funny anymore is the fact
Speaker 5: that we had the experience of twenty twenty and twenty
Speaker 5: twenty one. During all that, right, we had the experience
Speaker 5: of everything there right COVID nineteen eighty four J six,
Speaker 5: the elections, even all the way back to those midterm elections.
Speaker 5: I mean, everything that was going on in that whole
Speaker 5: time period was, in my estimation or at least the
Speaker 5: effect of everything that went on during that time was
Speaker 5: one of the worst browbeatings that Western society and humanity
Speaker 5: has maybe ever had, or at least had since the
Speaker 5: nineteen forties. And I would argue maybe worse because the
Speaker 5: death toll is still rising and the amount of young
Speaker 5: people that were affected by that, they will have long
Speaker 5: term effects and manifestations of what went on during those years.
Speaker 5: And we don't know all told what that's going to
Speaker 5: look like. But you know what I mean, like, that's.
Speaker 8: Are we still talking about it?
Speaker 5: That reduced the humor, Randy J. That removed my ability
Speaker 5: to have forbearance, levity humor about this guy and this
Speaker 5: you know, second version of this administration.
Speaker 7: A few things I want I'd like to just throw
Speaker 7: out there remind people of and everything.
Speaker 8: I'm going to go back and finance.
Speaker 7: I think it was before the run is Donald J.
Speaker 7: Trump number forty president number forty five. I think it
Speaker 7: was a little bit before that, possibly shortly after, but
Speaker 7: it was in the run up to his first go round.
Speaker 7: And I said, you know, it's really weird. The media
Speaker 7: is just attacking him on everything. You know, his shoelaces
Speaker 7: are too long, his uh, you know, just I mean everything.
Speaker 7: But they wouldn't touch him being in the Afrey Jepstein book,
Speaker 7: in the call logs or on all these what was
Speaker 7: it like in the address book.
Speaker 5: That they got, black book, call logs all that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they wouldn't go there. And I and I said, hmm,
Speaker 7: that's pretty weird. It's almost like if they if they
Speaker 7: take out the flamethrower to him, because they're doing it
Speaker 7: on everything and nothing, then they'd have to like torch
Speaker 7: up some of their own right.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 7: And so it seems like as things are morphed over
Speaker 7: the years, they're still there there.
Speaker 1: And we all know it.
Speaker 7: So now it's almost like they have to call the
Speaker 7: audible and adapt on the fly. And what they're doing
Speaker 7: now is all right, screw it, let's just do with
Speaker 7: this one like we do everything else. We got control
Speaker 7: right now, Team read and we are going to we're
Speaker 7: going to control what gets released, and so we'll just
Speaker 7: politicize this and get them going team red, team blue
Speaker 7: on the scene controversy, each one blaming the other side
Speaker 7: of the.
Speaker 8: Elite house, and.
Speaker 7: We'll keep them confused with all of that while we're
Speaker 7: doing all this other stuff, doing weird stuff with maybe
Speaker 7: getting rid of the dollar or digital ID or some
Speaker 7: sort of crypto or UBI and come in with the swooping.
Speaker 7: You know what, there's too many candices out there on
Speaker 7: a large scale, there's too many independent media, Sunday Wire, ACR.
Speaker 7: Let's just come in with a big controlling hammer where
Speaker 7: we got to control information again. And somehow I think
Speaker 7: AI is going to play into this where we're not
Speaker 7: gonna be able to tell what's true and there's gonna
Speaker 7: be confusion there. I think that the next black Swan,
Speaker 7: whatever happens, is going to be some event and then
Speaker 7: the narrative that's tied to it, and so they're gonna
Speaker 7: they're gonna combine both of those, sort of like what
Speaker 7: they did with the Patriot Act. For our safety, we
Speaker 7: need we just can't have people creating stuff out there.
Speaker 7: Because this happened or this didn't happen. Whatever, this looks like.
Speaker 7: I think that's I think that's the next play from
Speaker 7: their side.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's a lot there. So yeah, sorry, I just
Speaker 8: like came in and just threw fifty topics on the table.
Speaker 5: No, absolutely, I think I think everybody watching and listening
Speaker 5: right now knows exactly what you're talking about. I know
Speaker 5: exactly what you're talking about. And we could pull a
Speaker 5: dozen examples of predictive programming and stuff like that. In fact,
Speaker 5: we did this last week on the show. We pulled
Speaker 5: current examples of predictive programming and fear pronography about nuclear
Speaker 5: warfare and crap like that just being recycled over and
Speaker 5: over again. So yeah, we get you, Randy, we get you.
Speaker 5: Let me welcome Mark Anderson to the show. Wait, let
Speaker 5: me double check it. This might be one of Mark's cousins.
Speaker 5: Oh it is. Indeed, it looks like we've got Saint
Speaker 5: Owned joining us here. What's up man, Welcome to the
Speaker 5: boiler room. It is an ode.
Speaker 11: My friend and owed to a boat. I once saw
Speaker 11: one of my best friends who passed away, and I
Speaker 11: believe from the COVID shot he had a boat called
Speaker 11: the Aquaholic well, one time we were on the water
Speaker 11: back back back in the day, back in the eighties,
Speaker 11: and we would have water balloon wars with other boats,
Speaker 11: absolute and total full boar attacks. And in Lake Michigan
Speaker 11: and some of the rivers serving Lake Michigan, and a
Speaker 11: boat went by called the Saint Owned. All right, so
Speaker 11: this is an ode to the Saint Owned. Okay, back
Speaker 11: in those days, I think we might have been a
Speaker 11: little pie eyed as it were. Oh yeah, but the
Speaker 11: water balloon wars were legendary. We had this huge boom slingshot.
Speaker 11: One person would hold one side, one person would hold
Speaker 11: the other side, and we'd put the water balloons in
Speaker 11: the middle. You could launch those things a good fifty
Speaker 11: sixty feet.
Speaker 5: That sounds like a blast, Mark and I like, I
Speaker 5: gotta say, I have seen video of Mark and his
Speaker 5: friends and his bandmates playing back in the day and
Speaker 5: even in current day, and man, it is a good time.
Speaker 5: Mark Anderson. We're lucky to know you. Thanks for being
Speaker 5: here tonight.
Speaker 11: Yeah, many, many, many war stories in the musical realm,
Speaker 11: not just the journalistic realm. Some some so unbelievable. When
Speaker 11: I think back to those days, I just can't even
Speaker 11: believe how balls to the.
Speaker 8: Wall it was.
Speaker 11: There were absolutely no limits on anything.
Speaker 5: We're talking for the for the youth out there, Mark.
Speaker 5: We are talking about days where there was no such
Speaker 5: thing as a camera that you might not notice, right
Speaker 5: like the camera. If there was a camera in the room,
Speaker 5: everybody knew it. If there was a microphone in the room,
Speaker 5: everybody knew it. There was this feeling, there was this
Speaker 5: whole sense it's okay, hold on, I got to just
Speaker 5: stop and look. Get the way I'm even describing this
Speaker 5: talking about a feeling and a sense of anonymity and
Speaker 5: intimacy in a musical sense, in a venue sense. You know,
Speaker 5: like that's gone. When I think about it now, it's
Speaker 5: it's only a distant feeling to me. But now it's
Speaker 5: not that anymore. Like you could in our in Mark's day,
Speaker 5: in particular, if you wanted to go play a gig,
Speaker 5: or go to a gig, or go wherever and do whatever,
Speaker 5: you didn't have to think like who's watching me? Am
Speaker 5: I going to be posted on the internet?
Speaker 1: Is?
Speaker 8: You know?
Speaker 5: If someone was taking a picture, it was usually a
Speaker 5: fucking polaroid or something they would have to go take to,
Speaker 5: you know, the grocery stores camera department and have you
Speaker 5: know done negative up and it would take two weeks
Speaker 5: to get it back. Like you know, now it's just like, oh,
Speaker 5: you go there and it's immediate gratification. You go to
Speaker 5: a bazillion shows a year, social media posted every single one.
Speaker 5: Everybody there realizes that, you know, there might be ten
Speaker 5: or twelve social media cameras pointed at them and they're
Speaker 5: not in charge of what gets posted. Like we used
Speaker 5: to be able to fucking party mark and it's not
Speaker 5: and not worry about you know, you know, like oh,
Speaker 5: who's watching or this? And that it's so different now.
Speaker 11: Oh yeah, and there is a political cultural angle in there. Yeah,
Speaker 11: there was this sort of romantic, no holds barred embrace
Speaker 11: of life, you know, the good, the bad, the ugly.
Speaker 11: I mean, I remember waking up once on the shore
Speaker 11: of Lake Michigan on my back and the water was
Speaker 11: washing up under.
Speaker 7: My head.
Speaker 11: And it was beautiful, the embers of the fire from
Speaker 11: the night before. You could put fires on the beach
Speaker 11: back then, the.
Speaker 5: Beaches were yours to do whatever you wanted.
Speaker 11: With, by and large. Yeah, and I remember going out
Speaker 11: on a catamaran with this guy named John Froberg, and
Speaker 11: I wasn't accustomed to going far enough out where you
Speaker 11: couldn't see land anymore on a very small, fragile boat.
Speaker 11: And we did that in Lake Michigan, and it was
Speaker 11: a little uncomfortable, but it was you know, in those
Speaker 11: days there were there were really no inherent limits on anything.
Speaker 11: And yeah, and and everything was sort of quasi anonymous,
Speaker 11: you know. You you were able to keep secrets, you
Speaker 11: were able to have a little mystery in life, you know, serendipity, spontaneity,
Speaker 11: completely unplanned living at times. Yeah, and so part of
Speaker 11: the political changes is this planned society. There was an
Speaker 11: off there named Taylor Calwell, a great lady author born
Speaker 11: in England, and she wrote some great novels that were
Speaker 11: based on the facts of conspiracies and living in a
Speaker 11: planned society. One of her best books was Captains and
Speaker 11: the Kings. And I met the author's granddaughter in twenty
Speaker 11: twenty living in Las Vegas, and she preserved her mother's
Speaker 11: archives and heritage of this great ballsy woman novelist that
Speaker 11: wrote novels based on very rich, powerful man turning society
Speaker 11: from a dream into a nightmare. And so that was
Speaker 11: a very interesting and enriching experience meeting her, the granddaughter
Speaker 11: of that great author, the author herself that lived from
Speaker 11: nineteen hundred to nineteen eighty five. But yeah, so kind
Speaker 11: of pulling myself out of that venue and get into
Speaker 11: what you guys were talking about. Did you have an
Speaker 11: icebreaker today? And I know I parachuted in later than
Speaker 11: I wanted as the icebreaker all the way in the
Speaker 11: rearview mirror.
Speaker 5: Now, or we might have even leapfrogged it. I think
Speaker 5: we just kind of went monologue straight into conversation tonight.
Speaker 11: Mark, Kay, So there was no okay, yeah, you were
Speaker 11: talking about Trump.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that it.
Speaker 11: Yeah, in his first term, Trump forty five, it was
Speaker 11: a little more clear cut, the fake news media attacking him.
Speaker 11: Like I said, if if the slightest thing happened, the
Speaker 11: death of a goldfish, it was Trump's fault. It was,
Speaker 11: you know, a fairly clear or seemingly clear pattern on
Speaker 11: Trump calling out the Fed, calling out the media, not
Speaker 11: saying or doing things that were too much off the page.
Speaker 11: But this current administer stration is a definite flavor and
Speaker 11: texture different. It's not altogether bad, but it's certainly very
Speaker 11: difficult to discern with any certainty just exactly what's going on.
Speaker 11: There's a lot of wag the dog, there's a lot
Speaker 11: of back channeling. There's a lot of things going on
Speaker 11: that we're probably never going to hear about, or if
Speaker 11: we do, it'll be difficult to determine exactly what happened.
Speaker 11: The think tanks, interestingly, have kind of lit up their websites,
Speaker 11: the Brookings Institution, the Chicago Council, and Global Affairs, whose
Speaker 11: leader is formerly with Chatham House, and Chatham House itself.
Speaker 11: Regarding Saudi Arabia's leader's visit to the White House November eighteenth,
Speaker 11: it's almost too much to explain, but in brief terms,
Speaker 11: the think tanks are also trying to figure Trump out.
Speaker 11: And some of the Brookings panelists, Brookings being one of
Speaker 11: the major ones that's representative Bilderberg, some of those panelists
Speaker 11: are in a very recent program they called Trump a
Speaker 11: revolutionary that's their word, not mine, And they're basically saying
Speaker 11: that he's like a bull in the China shop and
Speaker 11: they're not sure why, and they're not sure what his
Speaker 11: reasons are exactly, but he is upsetting the post World
Speaker 11: War two international order that the globalists put together. But
Speaker 11: I think the question is is is he upsetting that
Speaker 11: international order for the right reasons? Is he doing it
Speaker 11: for the reasons that we would, or is he while
Speaker 11: he might be upsetting their international order, is he bringing
Speaker 11: in something better or not? In other words, the enemy
Speaker 11: of your enemy isn't always your friend.
Speaker 4: I don't know what order is he upsetting? Actually I
Speaker 4: doubt that.
Speaker 8: Well.
Speaker 11: In trade in he's he's kind of putting multilateralism on
Speaker 11: the back burner and doing bilateral things. He's not obeying
Speaker 11: certain norms that the internationalists like, and they're they're kind
Speaker 11: of in a tizzy on will we regain those norms
Speaker 11: or will we have to adopt new norms? Uh, he's
Speaker 11: just being non compliant in a way. And this is
Speaker 11: their assessment, not really mine. And I think that whatever
Speaker 11: the faults of these think tanks, you know, they're sort
Speaker 11: of the kitchens of the new World order. They cook
Speaker 11: up a lot of studies and policy recommendations, and they
Speaker 11: even put their own personnel in high positions like the
Speaker 11: State Department out of the Council and form relations. But
Speaker 11: they're but they're pretty smart people academically and pretty professional overall.
Speaker 11: I mean, they're not altogether bad, and I think that
Speaker 11: they have they have a pretty good idea when their
Speaker 11: own order is being upset, although their threshold is low.
Speaker 11: In other words, you just upset what they're doing just
Speaker 11: a little bit, and they act like it's a lot.
Speaker 11: You know, they've had their way a long time, and
Speaker 11: they don't like not having their way. So if Trump
Speaker 11: just causes a few tremors, they act like it's an earthquake.
Speaker 11: So maybe there's some of that, but I'll leave it
Speaker 11: at that. This is what they've been saying, So I'm
Speaker 11: really just kind of conveying their message, although a little
Speaker 11: bit of my opinion.
Speaker 4: So are those bankers, well yeah, I mean they.
Speaker 11: Would include bankers, corporate hads, media moguls, former and current
Speaker 11: State Department people, former and current Pentagon people, military brass,
Speaker 11: existing military brass, A lot a lot of these fellows
Speaker 11: are our scholars, a lot of academicians and these visiting fellows,
Speaker 11: you know what they call themselves. So it's a pretty
Speaker 11: broad variety of people in academia in or who worked
Speaker 11: for the these think tanks directly as visiting fellows or
Speaker 11: staff staff members, and so they spend a lot of
Speaker 11: time on this because they helped create and nurture that
Speaker 11: that the world order that has been running for a
Speaker 11: long time. Of course, Chathamhouse is one of the older
Speaker 11: ones that came right out of the British roundtables, uh,
Speaker 11: Cecil Roads, the control of diamonds and gold in Africa,
Speaker 11: and the Rhodes Scholarships. Uh, there were the British Roundtables,
Speaker 11: and that the Royalist true of international affairs. Chathamhouse came
Speaker 11: out of that that created the CEOTO. So they have
Speaker 11: a lot a lot at stake here, them and their
Speaker 11: intellectual ancestors put all this together now so that you know.
Speaker 11: So what they were saying was, well, okay, it's been
Speaker 11: three hundred days Trump's been in office. Here's what we see.
Speaker 11: You know, he's he's something of a revolutionary, but in
Speaker 11: a rogue more or less. And although they did say
Speaker 11: that you're seeing some defections in the Republican Party and
Speaker 11: with those defections, Trump might not be able to keep
Speaker 11: his momentum going. So I think that they're hoping that
Speaker 11: the defections in the GOP will help their world order
Speaker 11: in some way.
Speaker 4: So is it fair to say you're talking about the
Speaker 4: liberal world order not necessarily because I see it. I
Speaker 4: don't see Trump disrupting anything in the underlying That's why
Speaker 4: I said it's is it financial or bankers, right or not? Well,
Speaker 4: it's true, I can see disruption in the liberal world order, right,
Speaker 4: But I don't think I don't see disruption in the
Speaker 4: financial world order where he's actually the same bankers are
Speaker 4: the one embedded has been administration. All his policies that
Speaker 4: he's even talking about is doing nothing more than just
Speaker 4: really increasing clinch of those bankers on the American and
Speaker 4: everyday Americans.
Speaker 11: Well, I don't know. I think that remains to be saying.
Speaker 11: They consider their financial world order part of the liberal
Speaker 11: world order, and if you're not part of it, they
Speaker 11: call you illiberal. That's their word. You're you're nationalist, you're populist,
Speaker 11: you're conservative. Well, you're illiberal. You're not part of the
Speaker 11: liberal world order. In their economic system, they consider the
Speaker 11: neo liberal way. That's that's their terminology. It does get
Speaker 11: a bit murky, You're right, it's a little ambiguous.
Speaker 2: Here and there.
Speaker 6: What are the odds that these these really smart people
Speaker 6: who usually do these things secretly, who have now been
Speaker 6: way out in the open and online and have forms
Speaker 6: and discussions, and they don't hide none of their shit,
Speaker 6: and people are onto them. Wouldn't it be much easier
Speaker 6: to do something far more subtle and nefarious and use
Speaker 6: somebody as either a patsy or a fall guy, or
Speaker 6: a useful idiot or a deep state agent. I believe
Speaker 6: I'm with you on with this mystical Pharah. I think
Speaker 6: you probably believe the same thing as I do. He's
Speaker 6: not disrupting anything. He's a part of it, whatever the
Speaker 6: ultimate end goal is. He's playing his perfect role. This
Speaker 6: is all intended. These people can't just come out and say, Okay,
Speaker 6: we're changing the game on everybody, but we know you're
Speaker 6: not going to like it, you know, so we're going
Speaker 6: to do it this way. We're going to oh look
Speaker 6: at this guy, Oh no, what is he doing?
Speaker 8: Stop that?
Speaker 6: Please stop stop? And they're like, keep going, keep going,
Speaker 6: you know it's it's I think ultimately everything he's doing
Speaker 6: is playing an ultimately useful role for whatever the endgame is.
Speaker 6: And I think these people know it. They're using him
Speaker 6: like a puppet. It's on purpose. He's not some loose,
Speaker 6: out of control bull in a china shop, and he's
Speaker 6: he's certainly. I mean, holy moly, he's it's like it's
Speaker 6: almost like they took they kidnapped these people, like to
Speaker 6: Donald Trump from back in the day and and RFK
Speaker 6: Junior from back in the day, and replaced them with
Speaker 6: pod versions of them or something, because they've literally not
Speaker 6: seen people. They're full one to eighty. I see we
Speaker 6: have another person who's joined, but we.
Speaker 5: Got Beaselet analyzer join in and what's up Eileen. Eileen says, Hey,
Speaker 5: b l A, what's up? Bravo Lima Alpha, Welcome to
Speaker 5: the show.
Speaker 1: Hey you guys. You I was gonna do it. Clinton. Hey,
Speaker 1: you guys talking. I feel you're paying Damn. I had
Speaker 1: Clinton in my head. I was ready, it was locked
Speaker 1: and loaded. You guys talking about Bubba.
Speaker 11: I have in my head too. I know.
Speaker 8: We're talking about.
Speaker 1: How dare you right? Yeah, So apparently Boba's been getting
Speaker 1: like a lot more action than we thought. Or it's
Speaker 1: a horse. Apparently that's the salacious thing.
Speaker 5: Of course, of course.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I don't know about you guys.
Speaker 6: No idea what this guy's talking about?
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, I uh. I used the search function on
Speaker 1: whatever website that was to try to dig into the
Speaker 1: files and that was yanky. So then I tried to
Speaker 1: GPT it. That didn't help, so I went and raw
Speaker 1: dogged it and I probably got through about five thousand.
Speaker 5: Old school style.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah pages today, that's what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, I mean just you know, starting at the beginning,
Speaker 1: and that was how.
Speaker 5: We do fucking work here in the boiler room, old
Speaker 5: school style.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 5: We got your we got your GPTs and your co
Speaker 5: pilots and all that ship, thank you very much, but
Speaker 5: uh we have method fucking ologies. Okay, go ahead, bla.
Speaker 1: Well, I you know, I just kind of spurred out
Speaker 1: and went through, you know, the documents one by one,
Speaker 1: you know, you kind of scan them, you look for keywords.
Speaker 5: So what what new information surfaced? Anything?
Speaker 1: Well, I mean I definitely walked away with like a
Speaker 1: particular sort of impression or take from the thing. And
Speaker 1: you know, it's all unclassified. This this is that's what
Speaker 1: they're going to release next. And there's nothing that's like
Speaker 1: really salacious. It's obviously you know, all the all of
Speaker 1: the m I C stuff is going to be held
Speaker 1: back and you know all that. But I walked away thinking, like,
Speaker 1: first of all, your first impression is that this this
Speaker 1: Jeff Stone guy is like really popular with these people.
Speaker 1: I mean they really they really like this guy here.
Speaker 1: All we are could be yeah, yeah. All all they
Speaker 1: do is like send him emails all day long. It's
Speaker 1: it's weird that, like it's all through email.
Speaker 5: And here's here's a picture of my butthole, and here's
Speaker 5: you know what I'm gonna do tomorrow night, and here's
Speaker 5: another picture of my butthole.
Speaker 1: Well, it's weird because, like you you kind of expect
Speaker 1: there to be some like you know, some of that,
Speaker 1: but it's actually more like you know, sort of you know,
Speaker 1: older people sitting around complaining like about the prospect of
Speaker 1: Trump for like you know a lot. And it's weird
Speaker 1: because he's mentioned so many times, but it's all just
Speaker 1: you know, them talking about him. And then what happens
Speaker 1: is they're these emails where somebody will ask jef Stein.
Speaker 1: They'll say, like CNN's going to interview Trump, you know,
Speaker 1: in thirty minutes, like what what should the questions be?
Speaker 1: So then he responds with, you know, some questions and
Speaker 1: they use them and then they're emails from Trump or
Speaker 1: through a proxy. They're like he needs to respond to
Speaker 1: these questions what how should he answer? So so you know,
Speaker 1: it's like he's doing both sides of this thing. And
Speaker 1: then Ken Starr like emails him a bunch of times,
Speaker 1: and it's really weird because he's like, you know, I
Speaker 1: just got the new account. There's a three billion dollar
Speaker 1: settlement coming up, you know, and then like Epstein responds like, hey,
Speaker 1: way to go, and that's it. It's like Tuesday at
Speaker 1: you know, ten am. And there's one where this lady
Speaker 1: she emails and says she got the Apple account. Could
Speaker 1: she take business class to Abu Dhabi And he says, now,
Speaker 1: I'll have the jet fired up and I'll have some
Speaker 1: fun arrange for when you get there, which is you know,
Speaker 1: that's that's I mean, that's like the most salacious thing
Speaker 1: in the thing. But then there's all these you know,
Speaker 1: random names that come up, like oh he's Clooney Woody Harrelson,
Speaker 1: you know, like celebs, and then there'll be like, I
Speaker 1: don't know, presidents and prime ministers, but it's very like
Speaker 1: matter of fact, and you walk away and you're like,
Speaker 1: I still don't know exactly what this dude like admittedly,
Speaker 1: like what he was doing, we know what he was doing.
Speaker 1: But when are they going to say what he was doing?
Speaker 5: Are those names? Are those names red herrings? Do you
Speaker 5: think in some cases?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's weird because they do. You know, you kind
Speaker 1: of are aware of the fact that, like, what if
Speaker 1: this whole thing is some is an op Like what
Speaker 1: if these are all just not like you know, AI
Speaker 1: made up all these emails in the first place. What
Speaker 1: if they're planeted?
Speaker 8: What?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 1: What is going on here? But I think it's just
Speaker 1: that the lawyer just released a bunch of shit and
Speaker 1: it's all like totally just milk toe stuff. And the
Speaker 1: finances are still opaque. You can't see, you know, there's
Speaker 1: you can't make out like what he's doing, how he's
Speaker 1: making his money or whatever. And the search function on
Speaker 1: whatever website that is, you know, I searched for like
Speaker 1: Jean Luke Brunell and you know a bunch of random people,
Speaker 1: and uh, there was one email that was the wildest
Speaker 1: one that came across was about Brunell and it had
Speaker 1: something it was like creeper stuff and it had something
Speaker 1: about he was bringing models and girls and I won't
Speaker 1: say anymore, but it was it was creeper shit. But
Speaker 1: then you get past that, and you're like, yeah, but
Speaker 1: was this just an article about this or was this
Speaker 1: an email? Because it looks like an email, But I
Speaker 1: don't think that's what. Like, this is just stuff that
Speaker 1: we already knew. So in other words, we're not going
Speaker 1: to get anything. We're not going to find out that
Speaker 1: he was a you know, triple agent, he was a fixer,
Speaker 1: a handler. We know that already. There's like nothing about Wexner.
Speaker 1: And it's just the same stuff that like, you guys
Speaker 1: have been talking about this shit for like ten years.
Speaker 5: So nothing about Dershowitz, nothing about Bill, Like that's that's
Speaker 5: the whole thing. Well, there's stuff from Dershowitz, sure to him,
Speaker 5: but it's like cherry picked, right, it's nothing. It's it's
Speaker 5: like circumstantial, you know. And and and that's the thing,
Speaker 5: like I'm trying to figure out tonight. You know, We've
Speaker 5: got this whole Epstein Files update and all these people
Speaker 5: talking about it, and quite frankly, I'm trying to figure
Speaker 5: out why I should pay any attention to any of it.
Speaker 5: If I'm following like Johnny Vedmore, or if I've read
Speaker 5: Whitney Webb's book, or if I've paid attention to this
Speaker 5: for the last twelve years or something like that, and
Speaker 5: you know, or maybe if I knew something about you know,
Speaker 5: all these on a wood, Yeah, all these other all
Speaker 5: these other cases that are similar, related, adjacent that kind
Speaker 5: of thing, You know what I mean. It's like, come on, man.
Speaker 5: I hate to sound like Joe Biden here, come on man,
Speaker 5: but it's come on really like so it's like, what
Speaker 5: new information surfaced? I think you just scratched on that.
Speaker 5: There based like nothing pretty much, nothing new, just more
Speaker 5: what ifs more? And you know why?
Speaker 1: You know why? That is because the rift with Elon
Speaker 1: was all staged in fake so that they the Democrats,
Speaker 1: would release this stuff and it would be indicate me totally.
Speaker 1: It was five D chess, which is why people were
Speaker 1: saying about.
Speaker 5: This, right, how many times? How many again? This is
Speaker 5: not a homeschool night. How many fucking times are we
Speaker 5: going to be fed the whole?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 5: Trust the plan, the whole? Oh it's five D chess?
Speaker 5: Are you kidding me? At this point he lost. Yeah,
Speaker 5: he's not funny.
Speaker 1: No, he's not cool, he's not funny, he's not entertaining anymore.
Speaker 1: He sucks none of it, you know, he's totally bought
Speaker 1: and sold, you know, the whole this is a hoax,
Speaker 1: calling it a hoax and classifying it like the Russia
Speaker 1: thing is, you know, the bottom falls out of all
Speaker 1: this stuff, and saying that he doesn't need any of
Speaker 1: the people that put him in Fine whatever. I didn't
Speaker 1: care in the first place about this guy child. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's crazy.
Speaker 7: That's that's what we're That's what we're pissed off at, though, folks.
Speaker 7: And that's basically three D chess, five D chess, multi
Speaker 7: universe chess, alternate reality chess, quantum. It's yeah, it's not
Speaker 7: even chess. That's what's pissing everybody off. It's it's a
Speaker 7: rigged game. All the colors on the border are the same.
Speaker 7: They change the rules. Now we're playing connect for it,
Speaker 7: not now we're back to checkers. Uh and and it's
Speaker 7: rigged and and that everybody could see it playing as
Speaker 7: day and the control grid, the structure to society, economics, media,
Speaker 7: literally everything pick a category is so.
Speaker 8: Ingrained in how we exist and operate and function that
Speaker 8: it's kind of like a lot of us see it.
Speaker 7: Enough of us anyways, and it's like, yeah, what are
Speaker 7: we gonna do about it, and that's that's how they operate.
Speaker 7: Looking down is like, yeah, what are they gonna do
Speaker 7: about it? Oh, some people are getting smart on it
Speaker 7: over here, others are you know whatever, They'll do their
Speaker 7: dis info stuff or whatever. But like at the end
Speaker 7: of the day, the game board, you might say, is
Speaker 7: is rules that they put in place and that they
Speaker 7: have the liberty to just change. And we see it, right,
Speaker 7: We just talked about it tonight a few different times.
Speaker 7: Trump version one is a little bit different from Trump
Speaker 7: version two. If you go back, you can see people
Speaker 7: like jad Vance Ted Cruz that are all team Trump
Speaker 7: now because that's the way the pendulum swung, attacking the
Speaker 7: daylights out of them, hating each other's guts. He's with
Speaker 7: Chris Christie, and then Chris Christie hates him.
Speaker 1: He's your wife looks like a dog.
Speaker 7: He's with Marjorie Taylor yeah, yeah, and then he's with
Speaker 7: Marjorie Taylor Green and her with him now she's not
Speaker 7: right even right now, right now. So the battlefield, the
Speaker 7: chess board changes constantly, and they but they do what
Speaker 7: they want anyways.
Speaker 1: The rules pymen, I think I think that's those are
Speaker 1: good points and I think that, you know, it really does.
Speaker 1: We forget the fact that like this guy's mentor was
Speaker 1: Roy Cohne and he had the same sort of you know,
Speaker 1: pedigree as Jeff Stein. It's like the it's like parallel.
Speaker 1: And one thing about the emails that comes out is
Speaker 1: like you get this sense that were the were these
Speaker 1: guys like rivals? What's going on here? Because he's mentioned
Speaker 1: a lot they have this relationship. Epstein will be like,
Speaker 1: you know, make sure you get to the airport at
Speaker 1: at five o'clock for when he lands, you know, at
Speaker 1: Balm Beach, we're gonna have Thanksgiving or whatever. And it's
Speaker 1: like over and over, you know, and then he's like,
Speaker 1: we sold the golf course in Ireland to DT. They
Speaker 1: have this like this business relationship. And then he's they're all,
Speaker 1: you know, they're always at mar Lago and there's all
Speaker 1: this stuff going on, and then he introduces the wife
Speaker 1: and so in other words like yeah, whatever. But it's
Speaker 1: the fact that that that Trump is like, you know,
Speaker 1: this is all you guys have been brainwashed by the Democrats.
Speaker 1: It's just like the craziest fucking thing. I mean, he's
Speaker 1: totally lost it, dude. And and you know, he ran
Speaker 1: on no more war, end of forever war, and then
Speaker 1: he uh, you know, drops a bunch of bombs. You know,
Speaker 1: he's nuking like you know, Venezuelan fisherman. The drug war continues,
Speaker 1: there's there's still no peace. He's saying how good the
Speaker 1: economy is, and it's the same. It's like Biden tactics.
Speaker 1: It's like every single thing. You know, he's it's so
Speaker 1: out of touch, and you know what, it's just like chaos.
Speaker 1: It's total chaos, which I guess we figured. But going
Speaker 1: after Massy and all this stuff, I mean, get the
Speaker 1: fuck out.
Speaker 5: Of here, dude. Okay, as as a cogent, forgive me, Pharaoh,
Speaker 5: but as a cogent example of what we're talking about
Speaker 5: here right here, Massy Bays just finished his comments with Massy.
Speaker 5: Right there, Let's look at Massy for a second. Massy
Speaker 5: stepped outside the lines and started, much like MTG. Marjorie
Speaker 5: Taylor Green, started questioning the foreign agents factor in our country.
Speaker 5: Started questioning why it is that here in this country,
Speaker 5: where we are thirty what thirty two to thirty seven
Speaker 5: trillion dollars in debt, we are breaking off an extra
Speaker 5: seven billion dollars a year in debt. Right, we're already
Speaker 5: in debt. Okay, let me just like fifth grade this
Speaker 5: for you. We're already in debt in this country, in
Speaker 5: an astronomical debt numbers we can't numbers that we can't
Speaker 5: even conceptualize. Right, you think about thirty two to thirty
Speaker 5: seven trillion. Tell me where you use that number in
Speaker 5: your fucking life life? Right, maybe on the beach one
Speaker 5: day when you've taken LSD and you're looking at the hand,
Speaker 5: the sand in your hand, and going how many is this?
Speaker 8: Same when you're.
Speaker 7: Staring at the cosmos and contemplating billions and trillions of
Speaker 7: stars and galaxies and all that.
Speaker 8: Yeah, when you're talking about the national debt. Yeah, but yeah,
Speaker 8: that's about it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you have no practical means of conceptualizing that fucking debt. Okay,
Speaker 5: that is a fucking debt that you can at least
Speaker 5: bet that generations of your spawn, if you're lucky enough
Speaker 5: to have generations of spawn, will be paying over years
Speaker 5: and years and years. Okay. So with that all going on,
Speaker 5: we're gonna give six seven billion dollars to Israel seven
Speaker 5: yeah a year, right, which goes into which piles onto
Speaker 5: our debt, right, which is our taxes. This is straight
Speaker 5: up at tax. Okay, straight up at tax. A foreign government, who,
Speaker 5: by the way, guess what, have a huge system of
Speaker 5: lobbyists that work. How many are there? Someone correct me
Speaker 5: if I'm wrong. I believe it's about five hundred and
Speaker 5: twenty five thirty five people on Capitol Hill right between
Speaker 5: the Congress and the Senate. Am I right? Mark?
Speaker 11: Yeah? Five thirty five, one hundred our senators. The rest
Speaker 11: are House.
Speaker 5: Okay, so five to thirty five. Ten of them do
Speaker 5: not take money from a pac A pak is the
Speaker 5: lobbying committee from Israel. They put agreements on everybody. Hell,
Speaker 5: they'll even take your representative that you voted for.
Speaker 1: Get this.
Speaker 5: Get this. You can hear Thomas Massey talking about this.
Speaker 5: It's out there on the interwebs. They take the representative
Speaker 5: that you voted for, and then they put a fucking
Speaker 5: QR code on their lapel, and then they ask them
Speaker 5: questions about geopolitics in Israel, right, they being the donors,
Speaker 5: the Israeli donors, And if you answer in a way
Speaker 5: they like, they scan your QR code and they give
Speaker 5: you money for your campaign. All right, that's ten elected
Speaker 5: representatives out of five hundred and thirty five that do
Speaker 5: not participate in that.
Speaker 1: I didn't know it was that many, so I thought
Speaker 1: it was like two.
Speaker 5: It's it's a questionable ten based some of them guessing
Speaker 5: numbers nine, ten, nine, eight, seven, six and maybe five
Speaker 5: are sort of on the fence.
Speaker 1: Yeah, then they take you on a field trip right
Speaker 1: to the homeland. Marjorie Taylor Green said, it's like one.
Speaker 1: It's every two years, right, you go on your little
Speaker 1: field trip.
Speaker 5: They take politicians, they take medians. They watched Joe Rogan
Speaker 5: and Bobby Lee talk about it. Watch all these people
Speaker 5: talk about it. They've been doing it for decades. Uh, now,
Speaker 5: so you can watch all these people reflect on it
Speaker 5: at this point, who had actually been there and forced
Speaker 5: to wear the small hat and lick the wall and
Speaker 5: put a little rolled up note in the Roman garrison
Speaker 5: wall which they're lied to and told. Yeah, they're told
Speaker 5: the Roman Garrison wall is part of some sort of
Speaker 5: temple or something like that. But it's not right. Mark, Yeah,
Speaker 5: I sparked.
Speaker 11: Something that is one of the most Uh, that is
Speaker 11: one of the most important points to make. You're all
Speaker 11: they're doing is kissing the wall of the conquerors of
Speaker 11: the Jews in Biblical times. Yep, I believe it was Titus.
Speaker 5: Right yeah, and up front to Jesus, right yeah.
Speaker 1: So I thought the wall was the last remnant of
Speaker 1: Herod's palace, like King Herod.
Speaker 11: You know, I don't think so. I think it's part
Speaker 11: of a Roman garriton.
Speaker 7: I know there's a there's a there's another option on
Speaker 7: the wall that I got to jump on on this one,
Speaker 7: just and sorry, mark out, just jumping and jump out
Speaker 7: real quick. To my understanding, the wall was not the
Speaker 7: temple proper, but like an outer wall to it. That's
Speaker 7: when I've heard plus the Roman garrison. Either way, it
Speaker 7: wasn't the actual Holy of holies.
Speaker 5: Now what they tell the people is not what they
Speaker 5: tell the people that are forced to go on the
Speaker 5: free vacation and then tweet about how cool Israel is.
Speaker 8: Just the ring man.
Speaker 11: Absolutely. Hey, a quick comment about the debt. Debts are
Speaker 11: a funny thing, especially debt's that large. In a way,
Speaker 11: they're an abstraction. They're only real if you think they're real.
Speaker 11: The US government could settle that debt for pennies on
Speaker 11: the dollar, or they could just repudiate it with some
Speaker 11: sort of jubilee approach.
Speaker 5: Man, There is no way.
Speaker 11: First of all, there's no way you can pay a
Speaker 11: debt of that scale. And the interest on the national
Speaker 11: debt that the government foolishly taxes and pays for is
Speaker 11: becoming one of the largest items in federal outlays, which
Speaker 11: is outrageous. Should never have been allowed to happen. But
Speaker 11: that debt is only as real as our government wants
Speaker 11: to make it, and it could. It might be difficult.
Speaker 11: The media would go completely crazy because they're in the
Speaker 11: thrall of the banksters, but they could repudiate or definitely
Speaker 11: retire that debt for pennies on the trillions of dollars,
Speaker 11: which would still still be too much money, right, pennies
Speaker 11: on thirty seven, it'd be billions instead of trillions.
Speaker 1: The sorry just to break in real quick. Yeah. The
Speaker 1: wall is the what's left of the retaining wall. That
Speaker 1: was Herod's contribution. So it's not Herod's palace, but it
Speaker 1: was Herod who had it built. It's the remaining part.
Speaker 1: So of course Herod who ordered the firstborn child to.
Speaker 5: Be killed like the Metallica song like Creeping Death.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Herod, Right, the jew who worked for.
Speaker 8: The puppet masters from Rome.
Speaker 1: Interesting, yeah, yeah, who tried to have Christ murdered. But
Speaker 1: the people people tend to think that it's the wall,
Speaker 1: like for the Holy of Holies, like for the for
Speaker 1: the you know, the temple. But I think that I
Speaker 1: think that's all that's left. But whatever, sorry to break in, no,
Speaker 1: but I think of the money, like Matthew McConaughey and
Speaker 1: Wolf of Wall Street, the trillions are like totally meaningless.
Speaker 1: So it's all just you just digits floating in the air.
Speaker 1: It's just airwaves and and and as.
Speaker 5: Far exactly and as far as the wall goes. What
Speaker 5: they tell the people that they give the free vacations
Speaker 5: to right where they have to go to the wall,
Speaker 5: and they have someone in a weird suit in their
Speaker 5: hotel room, like you know, peeing on their dog and
Speaker 5: telling them that they have to make a nice tweet
Speaker 5: about what they did today. Right. The story they tell
Speaker 5: all those people, the Bobby Lee's and the you know,
Speaker 5: four hundred and thirty, no, five hundred and twenty five
Speaker 5: elected representatives of our country here is that it is
Speaker 5: the remaining wall of a temple. And that is not
Speaker 5: the case. That's the point, and I think we're all
Speaker 5: saying the same thing about that wall. Yes, the wall
Speaker 5: that isn't Yeah, So go on, Mark, you were saying, well,
Speaker 5: I was kind of.
Speaker 11: Done the slavery that comes from the monetary system we
Speaker 11: have now the shackles can be broken, mostly by changing
Speaker 11: our thinking and our beliefs. They've tried to control people
Speaker 11: and cage people without putting him in a They use
Speaker 11: information to cage us without putting us in a physical cage.
Speaker 11: They use the banking system to enslave us without putting
Speaker 11: shackles on us. And one of the most amazing things
Speaker 11: is that they've been reasonably successful at putting you in
Speaker 11: a cell where no cell actually exists. And it's an
Speaker 11: amazing psychological feat that's been slowly but surely fastened around us.
Speaker 11: And it is a lot like the matrix in the
Speaker 11: movie or the allegory of the cave. All you know
Speaker 11: is the cave, and when you get out of the cave,
Speaker 11: you're looking around and going, wait a minute, I was
Speaker 11: never trapped to begin with. And we've heard that metaphor,
Speaker 11: and I think it's useful to visit these things philosophically
Speaker 11: if you think about them only politically, you run into
Speaker 11: a lot of dead ends and hairpin turns and booby
Speaker 11: traps and false doors. But if you think about it philosophically,
Speaker 11: almost metaphysically, you begin to see what a con it is,
Speaker 11: and what a and the fakery behind it, the man
Speaker 11: behind the curtain. It's not real. Uh, these walls aren't
Speaker 11: really there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hey, good metaphor Wicked too came out today he
Speaker 1: speaking of it did.
Speaker 5: If you haven't heard yet, I'm the wicked Witch of
Speaker 5: the West.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, all that debt and stuff. You know,
Speaker 1: that's just that's war. That's what war is. Yeah, this
Speaker 1: is therefore, you know, that's that was the beef with
Speaker 1: with the end of the Great War, right, there was
Speaker 1: reparations that could never be paid.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 1: They all seemed to be that and everyone knows that.
Speaker 1: You know, the debt. Remember the easy days of like
Speaker 1: the late nineties and the two thousands, when it was
Speaker 1: just like Roslin Capital and they just all people talked
Speaker 1: about was the debt. It was the most like scandalous,
Speaker 1: salacious thing. They had debt clocks in New York City
Speaker 1: and all this stuff, and it was like the debt
Speaker 1: was like, you know, a few billion dollars and things
Speaker 1: were so easy, and now you know, it's it's incomprehensible.
Speaker 1: It doesn't even mean anything anymore. And the money's going
Speaker 1: away anyway, and uh, it's just, uh, I guess, fodder
Speaker 1: for a future nineteen eighty four balkanized global war, we know,
Speaker 1: speaking of which I'm sorry.
Speaker 11: Go ahead, Well, imagine if you if you got a
Speaker 11: bill in the mail and it said you owe some
Speaker 11: somebody they say that you owe them three hundred dollars.
Speaker 11: You think, well, that's realistic, and then you find out
Speaker 11: that you actually do. And then but what if the
Speaker 11: same company said, well, here's your new bill, mister Anderson,
Speaker 11: and you owe us three hundred billion dollars. I mean,
Speaker 11: you would just look at it as the impossibility that
Speaker 11: it is now you mean, you.
Speaker 5: Mean what you mean? What if you were I think
Speaker 5: what Mark is saying. Imagine if you were Alex Jones, right,
Speaker 5: Alex Jones just got sued into oblivion, literally, had all
Speaker 5: the Info Wars materials and studio equipment confiscated by the state,
Speaker 5: lost his appeal, you know, and and the amount that
Speaker 5: he was being sued for for I don't know what
Speaker 5: the legal term was being used. There was it slander?
Speaker 5: Was it libel? Was it you know somewhere in there
Speaker 5: all those I'm not sure he does you know, print,
Speaker 5: internet print and internet audio video. I I'm not really sure,
Speaker 5: but you know what I mean, Like it's just like
Speaker 5: that's a great example right there. Did we lose someone?
Speaker 5: What happened? I feel like we're one person less?
Speaker 11: Did did this just happen with Alex? Did he just
Speaker 11: have that confiscation?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, dude, Yeah, So like Jay Dyer, as you know,
Speaker 5: does the random Friday fourth hour hosting of Info Wars,
Speaker 5: and he visited Spoor and I down here just I
Speaker 5: don't know, three or four weeks ago because it was
Speaker 5: the last trip into the studio before the courts he
Speaker 5: lost his last I heard maybe there's an update. I
Speaker 5: don't know. He's still live every day on X all
Speaker 5: that stuff. I see that. I don't watch it, but
Speaker 5: you know, last I heard as as per the studio
Speaker 5: from Jay, And you know, he could correct me if
Speaker 5: I'm wrong, because my information is a few weeks old.
Speaker 5: But yeah, he lost his appeal for the sh case,
Speaker 5: Sandy Hook CAG case, and the courts were coming in
Speaker 5: and they were going to confiscate all of the equipment
Speaker 5: at the Info Wars studio, and he was off onto
Speaker 5: new adventures with new URLs and all that good stuff.
Speaker 1: He's still broadcasting j every day. Every day Jay was
Speaker 1: on again.
Speaker 5: So yeah, I don't expect you know, I'm sure, I'm
Speaker 5: my information is like I said, you know, four to
Speaker 5: six weeks old and all that, but as total bullshit.
Speaker 1: I mean, like I used to think, like maybe he's
Speaker 1: he's being this way with Trump because he was hoping
Speaker 1: for a pardon. But I don't think that you can
Speaker 1: get a pardon for as a for a civil case
Speaker 1: like this. I guess I don't think it's it's pardonable.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so you know, I look at all the people
Speaker 5: who are getting pardons. I mean, isn't like the the
Speaker 5: pardon list is escalating right now. I find it interesting
Speaker 5: how Biden pardoned all these people on his way out,
Speaker 5: like not even you know what I mean, what's the
Speaker 5: opposite of retroactive like proactively pardoned like Fauci and all
Speaker 5: these people on his way out, and then Trump's in,
Speaker 5: And I gotta say, I'm sorry to bring this up
Speaker 5: over and over again, but America mission will appreciate it,
Speaker 5: and brian Ka will appreciate it. What happened that we
Speaker 5: built the wall? What happened to the fact, the fucking
Speaker 5: fact that a quadriplegic or quad amputee. I can't remember
Speaker 5: which American veteran of the United States military built a
Speaker 5: segment of wall during Trump one point zero and got
Speaker 5: sued for it and then criminally sued for it and
Speaker 5: is rotting in jail right now. I'm pretty sure there's
Speaker 5: still some j sixers that aren't out right now.
Speaker 1: He was obviously a Venezuelan.
Speaker 5: Right, Yeah, I know how how quickly we pivot, how
Speaker 5: quickly we returned. That's what we were talking about in
Speaker 5: the beginning of the show.
Speaker 1: But like Biden, didn't Biden continue the wall though it
Speaker 1: didn't get any press, But I think Biden Biden's people
Speaker 1: didn't they actually, I think they continued the wall build.
Speaker 5: Well, okay, okay, hold on, Here's what I heard as
Speaker 5: an anchor at Today's News Talk during that whole chaotic
Speaker 5: period of just depression for MAGA and for everybody who
Speaker 5: felt ripped off with what happened in twenty twenty. What
Speaker 5: I heard was that they were actually selling off the
Speaker 5: Biden administration was selling the materials that had been purchased
Speaker 5: during Trump one point zero for the wall at pennies
Speaker 5: on the dollar. So I did not hear anything about
Speaker 5: maybe there were sections of it that were going ahead
Speaker 5: and being built and I might have missed it. I
Speaker 5: would not be surprised if that were the case. But
Speaker 5: for the most part, what conservatives independence, anyone, you know,
Speaker 5: right of center was hearing from my own show included
Speaker 5: was that, yeah, these guys have a completely open border,
Speaker 5: they have a completely neutered border patrol, and they're selling
Speaker 5: off all the materials. And by the way, the guy
Speaker 5: I'm talking about and another guy too, have been in
Speaker 5: jail this whole fucking time, right Like they got sued
Speaker 5: during Trump one point zero, they got jailed at the
Speaker 5: beginning of Biden and they're still sitting there without a pardon.
Speaker 5: So it's like Biden pardoned all these people posthaste on
Speaker 5: his way out. Trump has pardoned all these people. Trump
Speaker 5: two point oho has pardoned all these people in his
Speaker 5: first year, some of them sketchy as fuck, But you
Speaker 5: know what, everybody that's been pardoned, a lot of them
Speaker 5: masaude agents and stuff like that over the years sketchy
Speaker 5: as fuck. Guess what, how about that not surprising?
Speaker 11: A quick note is when Biden so called pardon Fauci,
Speaker 11: Fauci was not in jail, right and it had not.
Speaker 5: Seen nothing, nothing even charged against him.
Speaker 11: Yeah, so that's fake. You can't pardon someone who hasn't
Speaker 11: been indicted and tried and convicted.
Speaker 5: Well, the idea market to my understanding, Oh it's Pharaoh.
Speaker 5: We lost Pharaoh. If you're not coming back, man, thanks
Speaker 5: for being here tonight, by the way, But my understanding.
Speaker 1: Mark is like, oh man o blink check, Blinkcha give
Speaker 1: him pardon for future.
Speaker 5: That's it.
Speaker 1: That is what he did.
Speaker 5: He did for the future, and and that's what pissed
Speaker 5: people off. That's why people are like.
Speaker 1: It's not it's not legit, you know, nothing is.
Speaker 8: It's more like a royal decree, isn't it.
Speaker 5: Yeah. And then on top of that, there's the whole
Speaker 5: auto pen thing. Did he even do it or did
Speaker 5: auto pens sign it on his behalf?
Speaker 1: I think that's also nothing, Burger. I mean, they you know,
Speaker 1: watched and you know all the pre they've had the
Speaker 1: auto pen going back to damn you know, George Washington.
Speaker 5: I was gonna say Reagan, but got me there.
Speaker 1: There was a missile and something definitely got packed. So
Speaker 1: I don't know what's the deal with what's the Arkansas
Speaker 1: guy's name? He's the ambassador and he had the meeting
Speaker 1: with what's speaking of pardons? No, this is what's a Huckaby?
Speaker 1: Oh okay, yeah, what's the deal with Huckaby's thing? And
Speaker 1: and not his band playing uh sweet home Alabama? But
Speaker 1: saying what was the song sweet Home tel Aviv? And
Speaker 1: you see that performance? No, thank goodness, Yeah, Huckaby's got
Speaker 1: a band and he was playing in tel Aviv and
Speaker 1: he was playing sweet Home tel Aviv. Yeah, I'm serious.
Speaker 1: It has to be a I know it was that.
Speaker 1: You know, that's real.
Speaker 5: After after seeing who was the other guy that did
Speaker 5: the song Ruckus? Like not too long ago?
Speaker 1: Was this was like grainy video from a you know,
Speaker 1: a boomer took it like at.
Speaker 6: The event, dude did a song on stage.
Speaker 5: Oh okay, yeah I remember this, yeah Millay or whatever,
Speaker 5: but I remember I remember Judicion is talking about this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but anyway, he took he he had some meeting
Speaker 1: or he took a picture with or whatever. He welcomed
Speaker 1: that spy the guy who was the American who sold
Speaker 1: all the secrets to uh, the country in the Middle East.
Speaker 1: I can't I'm an idiot. I don't know the story.
Speaker 1: But this happened like today, dude.
Speaker 5: I was just reading about this earlier this morning and
Speaker 5: I still can't remember it. Don't feel bad.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know the guy's name. I'm sure I
Speaker 1: can't pronounce it. But they said it was worse than
Speaker 1: the Cambridge spy ring. He was a it was high treason.
Speaker 1: He was an israel first. I know that it was.
Speaker 1: And he's welcomed back and Huckabee welcomed him back and
Speaker 1: had a meeting with him or something like that. And Okay,
Speaker 1: this is I gotta look it up. I'm sorry.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm already ahead of you, dude. I think we
Speaker 5: might be talking about is it Jonathan Pollard or is
Speaker 5: that too long ago? I'm trying to figure out the
Speaker 5: dates on this. Uh. Okay, I think I found it.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 5: Maga melts down at Trump ambassador over bombshell spy meeting.
Speaker 5: MAGA supporters are furious with Mike Hakabee, Trump's envoy to Israel,
Speaker 5: after he admitted hosting a secret meeting in Jerusalem with
Speaker 5: convicted spy jailed for selling American secrets to the Israelis.
Speaker 5: That's the guy we're talking about.
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, John John, they got John Kuercou or whatever
Speaker 1: I was talking about it.
Speaker 5: Oh x Cia, John Kirkle, Yeah, he's great. I like
Speaker 5: watching his his presentations. I thought he also.
Speaker 1: Said, by the way, that the reason that Trump bombed
Speaker 1: Iran was because they were gonna go they were gonna
Speaker 1: drop new ukes, and it was an ultimatum, if you
Speaker 1: don't help us, if you don't drop the you know,
Speaker 1: if you don't bomb I Ran, then we're gonna use
Speaker 1: nuclear weapons. I don't know if that's true, but it
Speaker 1: was the same thing, the same tactic they did like
Speaker 1: in the seventies with Nixon.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, exactly. So here it is right here on
Speaker 5: the screen for those of you watching, for those of
Speaker 5: you listening, you're listening to the boy of the room.
Speaker 5: And this goes out over podcast as quickly as we
Speaker 5: can get him out with just Ruckus and I doing
Speaker 5: this stuff. But anyways, we'll put this a link to
Speaker 5: this article. It's up there at the Dreaded Do you
Speaker 5: hear me? Dreaded Daily Beast Maga meltdown at Trump ambassador
Speaker 5: over bombshell spy meeting. You see it up on the
Speaker 5: screen if you're watching us tonight. If you are watching
Speaker 5: US tonight and you haven't hit the like button, please
Speaker 5: do That might help us escape the ortsuki dog tentacles
Speaker 5: that have us shout abandon all that junk. But I
Speaker 5: won't bore you with that. So the ambassador shocked officials
Speaker 5: when he confirmed meeting with the notorious spy Jonathan Pollard
Speaker 5: at the US Embassy in Jerusalem back in July, breaking
Speaker 5: with decades of diplomatic tradition. White House officials were reportedly
Speaker 5: not told about the meeting in advance and panicked when
Speaker 5: they heard it had taken place. The New York Time reports. Pollard,
Speaker 5: seventy one, was jailed for thirty years back in nineteen
Speaker 5: eighty seven for handing over classified documents to Israel in
Speaker 5: what was one of the most notorious espionage cases of
Speaker 5: the Cold War. And you know who, Okay, so someone
Speaker 5: will correct me if I'm wrong, I hope. But you
Speaker 5: know who met him when he came out of prison
Speaker 5: after those years, when he was pardoned, and flew him
Speaker 5: on his personal jet back to Israel. Jeffstein close. Uh
Speaker 5: it was Sheldon Alstein, I believe, or one of those
Speaker 5: Alistine people.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, well can I pile on on this?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Go for it?
Speaker 7: So interesting, right, A lot of these ambassador appointments. You
Speaker 7: work in a embassy that's sort of considered sovereign, but
Speaker 7: somewhere else, nice little system and set up that countries
Speaker 7: have with each other so they may be it. Or
Speaker 7: you keep diplomatic lines open so that real dialogue could happen, sorry,
Speaker 7: so that real dialogue could happen between people.
Speaker 5: And uh no it was muted.
Speaker 1: Well you have this.
Speaker 8: This always bothered me. Jared Kushner, right it Uh.
Speaker 7: You got him and then his dad who speaking of
Speaker 7: pardons and ambassadorships and all that. Uh Donald pardoned uh
Speaker 7: Kushner's dad on his way out. And then recently, I
Speaker 7: think about a year ago, if the fake news thing
Speaker 7: I'm looking at is correct, he he has him as
Speaker 7: the ambassador to France and he got he got jailed
Speaker 7: at one point.
Speaker 5: So who what.
Speaker 7: Qualifications does Charles f ing Kushner, Jared's dad have to
Speaker 7: be the ambassador of France?
Speaker 1: Well? Donald, yeah, he's rich, and he knows people, and
Speaker 1: he's a connector and that he's you know, the corruption
Speaker 1: doesn't hurt and that the main point of the embassy
Speaker 1: is that it houses the CIA station, so whatever that
Speaker 1: entails with him, I mean, it's just a reward for
Speaker 1: support and friendships and you know, corruption and the last
Speaker 1: the last stage of of you know, you were talking
Speaker 1: about the sovereignty and and you know the embassy, like
Speaker 1: you know, remember Teyron and Vietnam and all this stuff
Speaker 1: and the consulate, the consulate in Libya that got overrun.
Speaker 1: I knew this when it was happening because I lived
Speaker 1: next door to a guy who worked in the Foreign
Speaker 1: service and and I saw him right after that. He's
Speaker 1: this old guy and I asked him, like, what happened?
Speaker 1: They said that he he said that he, you know,
Speaker 1: he died or whatever. This was Chris Stevens, I think
Speaker 1: that's his name. And he said, no, he died of
Speaker 1: smoke in elation. And I said, well, how do you
Speaker 1: know that? And he was and he he said, because
Speaker 1: I just saw him. And he he told me that
Speaker 1: working in an embassy is basically just a it's the
Speaker 1: castle keep for a c I a listening station or
Speaker 1: whatever's in the center of it. And that the basement
Speaker 1: is filled with weapons, and that the Marines get sent there,
Speaker 1: and that it's, like you said, it's basically just for
Speaker 1: a you know, a back and forth between people. It's
Speaker 1: a sort of sovereign territory or whatever. But it's really
Speaker 1: just a b It's just business. It's a business place.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 7: It In sticking with this too, you have Jared, right,
Speaker 7: what qualifications does that sob have this literal construct of
Speaker 7: a human being.
Speaker 8: You got BB sleeping over at their house and everything
Speaker 8: else like that, when they're when they're when he's young
Speaker 8: and he knows him by name a long time ago.
Speaker 8: What qualifications does that guy?
Speaker 7: It's going to be the same thing, right, of course,
Speaker 7: there's no qualifications he hands selected.
Speaker 8: But what qualifications does he have? I'm totally being as
Speaker 8: sarcastic as possible.
Speaker 7: What qualifications does he have to negotiate all these different
Speaker 7: piece deals and be the Middle East envoy or whatever
Speaker 7: his weird presidential advisor. It was almost like Trump played
Speaker 7: like a Bush George Bush role and Jared was the
Speaker 7: Cheney role, like the person really doing all the maneuvering
Speaker 7: behind the scenes. Well, the other one is is the
Speaker 7: more public public face that that might be a confusing
Speaker 7: analogy for some people, but hopefully not. He's got zero qualifications.
Speaker 7: The guy is like a complete insider trading. He's already
Speaker 7: an established guy. He's already a team player. He's already programmed.
Speaker 7: I mean to me, he looks like American psycho, uh from.
Speaker 8: The from the movie.
Speaker 7: But and now now Donald Trump, this this should be
Speaker 7: a warning, uh freaking red flair, freaking fireworks warning to
Speaker 7: everybody that's been paying attention to anything. Is you got
Speaker 7: Trump talking about bringing in Tony Blair and then Kushner
Speaker 7: again and all these people to basically rebuild uh this
Speaker 7: this uh you know, Gaza and everything else.
Speaker 5: Like that fucking laugh right, what a disgusting talk about
Speaker 5: black pills and getting rid of pills.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 5: The idea of Jared Kushner and Steve Wikoff being in
Speaker 5: charge of rebuilding Gaza after the genocide and ethnic cleansing
Speaker 5: that has been happening there under bb net and Yahoo
Speaker 5: is I don't even know. See, this is why we
Speaker 5: can't do pills anymore, you guys, because there is no
Speaker 5: color pill that matches up with that narrative. Okay, maybe
Speaker 5: that one.
Speaker 6: Well, it's a six six six pill.
Speaker 1: Okay, Parkaby though, that's that's an email well, oh the
Speaker 1: office building, that know, the the discussion of monetizing and
Speaker 1: putting resorts.
Speaker 5: And whatever in New Riviera and Gaza.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and this is it's an email for like twenty
Speaker 1: fourteen or something. It's Abstein.
Speaker 5: If you guys don't mind, let me play this video
Speaker 5: and hope that this is the right one. This is
Speaker 5: something that we touched on on Sunday wire Ruckus myself
Speaker 5: and Patrick henningson recently. But I think and hope, gosh,
Speaker 5: I hope this is the right one. Wick Coff and
Speaker 5: Kushner describing negotiating the ceasefire. Let's give it a listen.
Speaker 1: I need to know if you did some bare knuckle stuff,
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 12: I think of the real estate negotiation as hard nosed
Speaker 12: to get your dukes up. There were a couple intense
Speaker 12: moments that we had, but what led to this was
Speaker 12: really the trust that we were able to build. And
Speaker 12: I was trained in foreign policy really in President Trump's
Speaker 12: first term by seeing an outsider president come into Washington
Speaker 12: with a different school of foreign policy than had been
Speaker 12: broad in place for the twenty or thirty years prior.
Speaker 12: And his foreign policy was really about pragmatic realism, right,
Speaker 12: taking his usual stances, trying to use strength to avoid wars.
Speaker 5: It certainly looks that way, does it not?
Speaker 11: Yet?
Speaker 1: When did he like, is he ready for his next
Speaker 1: skin suit? Well, I've never heard him sound like that before.
Speaker 5: I mean, yeah, exactly, exactly. And I'm concerned this is
Speaker 5: not the right clip because the clip I'm looking for
Speaker 5: has them talking the end. Yeah, it might be toward
Speaker 5: the end here, I'll let it play out, but it
Speaker 5: has them talking about the plan for Gaza and Wickoff
Speaker 5: mentions in the clip that this has been something that
Speaker 5: they've been working on for years.
Speaker 8: This is it, this is it, But it might be
Speaker 8: finding that portion of it. But this you're on the
Speaker 8: right one.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this is It's the ABC or no CBS, Sorry, CBS.
Speaker 5: I Christian corrected CBS Morning's interview with Kushner and Wickoff
Speaker 5: on Middle East Piece Deal. Watch it in its full entirety.
Speaker 5: I highly recommend watching it in its entirety. But there's
Speaker 5: also a clip that we played on Sunday Wire. I'm
Speaker 5: hoping the end of this one will catch up to that.
Speaker 5: But they talk. Wickoff mentions, how you know they've been
Speaker 5: working on this for years, And there's a moment where
Speaker 5: you can see Kushner get super uncomfortable with what Wickcoff
Speaker 5: is saying, because he's basically, in many people's opinion, admitting that, hey,
Speaker 5: October seven was just a catalyst for something that we've
Speaker 5: been planning in a real estate since for a long time.
Speaker 5: Let me finish this clip out and we'll see if
Speaker 5: this is actually right or if I fucked up.
Speaker 12: And figuring out how to make deals not lecture the world,
Speaker 12: and so the way.
Speaker 6: That wait, what does that mean?
Speaker 12: Make deals and not lecture the world? Focus on interest
Speaker 12: over value sometimes and figure out what are where do
Speaker 12: we have joint interests with other countries and pursue those
Speaker 12: joint interests, and then where you have differences on interests
Speaker 12: or values, discuss those privately and try to find ways
Speaker 12: to get it to the best place possible.
Speaker 6: This morning, both those men are back in Israel to
Speaker 6: work on the next steps in this trip.
Speaker 5: All right, I'll let that stop there. That is not
Speaker 5: the clip I was hoping it was going to be,
Speaker 5: But I think I paraphrased it pretty well.
Speaker 2: Did or not?
Speaker 6: He didn't He didn't, He didn't say years. I'm pretty
Speaker 6: sure he said a decade or something. He said something shocking,
Speaker 6: like obvious. But the takeaway from it was the look
Speaker 6: on Damien's face there Jared Kushner, stay lit Koff gave
Speaker 6: away the plan. He did like this, like you could
Speaker 6: see in his face like shut up up, what are
Speaker 6: you doing?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 6: It was great, but yeah, just you should just include
Speaker 6: a link to our analysis of it on Sunday Wire
Speaker 6: hasher in the show notes and people can see it there.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, absolutely, we had the rest.
Speaker 6: So speaking of show notes, I will include the links
Speaker 6: to these. I dropped them there to confirm what you
Speaker 6: were talking there. Yes, because I remember reporting about this
Speaker 6: on today's news talk T and T about Biden was
Speaker 6: quietly quoting here from this article selling the border wall
Speaker 6: parts as scrap scrap metal. There was the parts were
Speaker 6: just sitting there. The wall was not being built, and
Speaker 6: so he just sold them off, right, And this was true? Okay,
Speaker 6: And that was right. And then here's an update on
Speaker 6: the vet the amputee Brian Kulfage, who.
Speaker 5: Was part of the art series. He was free.
Speaker 6: He's free, Yeah, in no way, yes, sir, so, congratulations
Speaker 6: he arrived home Florida by plane on Tuesday, August twelfth,
Speaker 6: twenty twenty five. According to the Gateway Pundit. Good so,
Speaker 6: but he's been ordered to pay close to three million
Speaker 6: dollars in restitution, so he's started a lot. So he's
Speaker 6: along road ahead of himself, and I'm sure he's probably
Speaker 6: gonna fight all this crap legally, but he's free.
Speaker 5: So there you go.
Speaker 6: There's the update on Brian.
Speaker 5: Okay, well, thank you for that. I'm really glad to
Speaker 5: hear that. I feel about this much better about whatever
Speaker 5: color pill we're supposed to be absorbing in this country
Speaker 5: right now. Good, Okay, I'll stop complaining about that. If
Speaker 5: I had been tuned into America Mission, I would probably know,
Speaker 5: but I haven't been tuned into anybody, so nothing personal
Speaker 5: other than you know, Saint Owned of course, cousin of
Speaker 5: mar Can.
Speaker 8: I make one more sort of I don't know, throw
Speaker 8: some more stuff out there, and then I gotta I
Speaker 8: gotta jet.
Speaker 5: Yeah. I see, you're about down to six minutes, man,
Speaker 5: So the floor is the floor is yours.
Speaker 7: So for for the listeners live or people that come
Speaker 7: come back later and are catching this.
Speaker 8: Sticking with the theme of.
Speaker 7: Sort of types, of people, uh Kushner cushioners with a
Speaker 7: nast the father and then the kid being involved with
Speaker 7: real estate and getting these weird political appointments where they
Speaker 7: could conduct the real business probably and keep everything all
Speaker 7: nice and insider and crony. I would also ask people
Speaker 7: to take a look at a gentleman named Paulo Zampoli.
Speaker 8: Paulo Zampoli z A M.
Speaker 7: P O L L I. This guy came up sort
Speaker 7: of I don't know, you get Lex Wexner vibes, but
Speaker 7: like more small, small time instead of in the stratosphere
Speaker 7: that Lex Wexner was in. He had a modeling deal
Speaker 7: going on, modeling agency gals coming in from overseas. Supposedly
Speaker 7: he introduced the Donald Epstein credits him with introducing the.
Speaker 8: Donalds to millenia. Right now, there's no such thing as.
Speaker 7: Gals being moved around from Eastern Europe. That's in your imagination.
Speaker 7: But anyways, Paula's and pulling a real estate guy homies
Speaker 7: with with Jeff, homies with Donald back in the day,
Speaker 7: and sort of that real estate model, modeling gals, sort
Speaker 7: of infrastructure or whatever that's there. Sort of like maybe
Speaker 7: with Donald who had the pageants and Erica and different
Speaker 7: things going on and everything else like that.
Speaker 8: And I didn't say that. I don't know what you
Speaker 8: guys heard. And so you've got this guy. He's appointed
Speaker 8: appointed in the United Nations. What's his gig over there?
Speaker 7: He is a ambassador United Nations. Dang it, I was
Speaker 7: looking right at it and I lost it.
Speaker 8: Anyways, he's with the United Nations and he's involved with.
Speaker 7: His projects, are hosting functions such as the United Nations
Speaker 7: Diamond Awards Gala for Renewable Energy and the Friends of
Speaker 7: Climate Change. Now what again, what backstory or resume stuff
Speaker 7: qualifies this.
Speaker 11: Guy for that?
Speaker 8: I have no idea. Yeah, but somehow he gets this gig.
Speaker 7: And all I can say is that he ran in
Speaker 7: the same circles with that entire, that entire group back
Speaker 7: in the nineties and early two thousands before stuff started
Speaker 7: surfacing and people that weren't right in at local levels
Speaker 7: were trying to do their law enforcement jobs and probably got,
Speaker 7: you know, a very hard metallic ruler slapped to their
Speaker 7: hands or fired or told shut up and you're or
Speaker 7: you're not getting your retirement or whatever went on with
Speaker 7: that whole Florida stuff back in the day that just
Speaker 7: won't die.
Speaker 8: Then we're still talking about don So on that note,
Speaker 8: I'm gonna I'm gonna exit, guys.
Speaker 5: All right, all right, Randy Jay, thanks for being with
Speaker 5: us tonight. It was great to be with you. How
Speaker 5: did Fridays work for you? Man? Are you a thumbs
Speaker 5: up or a thumbs down on the Friday Boy the
Speaker 5: Room concept? Does that get you here more often?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Probably more often? Yeah, consistently. No, but a spike up
Speaker 8: for appearances for sure.
Speaker 5: Okay, we'll take a spike up. Thanks Randy J. For
Speaker 5: being here with us tonight. We'll talk to you again
Speaker 5: real soon here in the boom. All right, all right,
Speaker 5: Randy J. Punching out of the Boy the Room. Let
Speaker 5: me just put this on the screen real quick to
Speaker 5: drive this home because I made this comment, and I
Speaker 5: guess you know, everybody loves it when you bring receipts.
Speaker 5: I guess receipts are the new dopamine for us podcast
Speaker 5: enjoyers out there right, Like it's it's almost like an addiction.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 5: Hi, my name is Hesher. I'm a podcast addict. I'm
Speaker 5: really into receipt dopamines.
Speaker 3: Hi.
Speaker 5: Hi, sure? Right? All the other people that get dopamine
Speaker 5: from receipts are here to and you know, we're drinking
Speaker 5: coffee and we're sharing cigarettes and I didn't bring any
Speaker 5: because I'm trying to quit, but set Owens brought some.
Speaker 5: And you know he's going to bum me one because
Speaker 5: it's you know, it's a rough night. We're all trying
Speaker 5: to deal with this. But here's here's a receipt right
Speaker 5: here speaking about the person that we were talking about,
Speaker 5: mister Pollard. This is out of AP news, all right,
Speaker 5: so minimal spin, we hope, right? No, okay, mileage varies.
Speaker 5: Pollard arrived on a private plane provided by American casino
Speaker 5: magnate Sheldon Adelson. What up, that's exactly what I said,
Speaker 5: A billionaire supporter of both Net and Yahoo and President
Speaker 5: Donald Trump. Well you don't say there are billionaires out
Speaker 5: there who support both Net and Yahoo and Trump. Who
Speaker 5: would a thunk it? Pollard, sixty six, and his wife
Speaker 5: walks slowly down the steps as they exited from the aircraft.
Speaker 5: Pollard got on his knees and kissed the ground, just
Speaker 5: like Katie Perr after the fake and gay space mission. Uh,
Speaker 5: and his wife put her hand on his back with
Speaker 5: Netnaho standing by in the darkness. Oh you feel that?
Speaker 5: Do you feel that? Ap Esther Polard? I only had
Speaker 5: lived one part of that. I'm sure you could figure
Speaker 5: out what it was. Esther Pollard, who is battling cancer,
Speaker 5: battling cancer, folks, then kissed the ground and was helped
Speaker 5: up by her husband. Pollard thanked Netanyahu and the Jewish
Speaker 5: people for supporting him. Quote, we hope to become productive
Speaker 5: citizens as soon and as quickly as possible, to get
Speaker 5: on with our own lives here, he said. Now just
Speaker 5: drive this home, still reading from AP Pollard, a civilian
Speaker 5: intelligence analyst for the US Navy, sold military secrets to
Speaker 5: Israel while working at the Pentagon in the nineteen eighties.
Speaker 5: Kids He was arrested in nineteen eighty five after trying
Speaker 5: to unsuccessfully gain asylum at the Israeli embassy in Washington,
Speaker 5: and pleaded guilty. The espionage affair embarrassed Israel and tarnished
Speaker 5: its relationship with the United States four years. For you
Speaker 5: YouTube analyzers and AI things out there, I'm simply reading
Speaker 5: from apnews dot com and I will stop right there.
Speaker 5: I don't need to comment on it.
Speaker 1: It was loyal to his.
Speaker 5: Land, right, which one was it. Your mileage might vary.
Speaker 5: I mean tell us he's.
Speaker 1: Going to get monuments, just like Robert Maxwell, oh.
Speaker 5: Father of Gallain Maxwell, right, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, heroes burial place also just like it's just
Speaker 1: like Oscar Schindler of all people.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, which is wild.
Speaker 1: People don't know this. Schindler was the guy who apparently
Speaker 1: provided the uniforms of the Polish soldiers in the false
Speaker 1: the fake flag operation that'd be on September first, nineteen
Speaker 1: thirty nine that began the war. Remember they claimed that
Speaker 1: they had attacked the radio station. Yep, that was the
Speaker 1: cause for invasion. But it was Schindler who.
Speaker 6: Provided that, not that Schindler. It had to have been
Speaker 6: different Schindler.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Well yeah, the tribe is think. Let's see here, what
Speaker 5: do you think? Let me ask Mark Anderson about this.
Speaker 5: Mark with regards to Epstein and I want to move
Speaker 5: away from this topic soon after this response here, But
Speaker 5: with regards to Epstein and all this stuff. You know,
Speaker 5: one of our colleagues shout out. Daniel Spaulding mentioned in
Speaker 5: our group chat you know that there was another round
Speaker 5: of this information coming out and what he thought about it.
Speaker 5: And my first comment was wow, It took them eight
Speaker 5: months from the time when Pam Bondi said it's sitting
Speaker 5: on my desk, there's a lot there to the three
Speaker 5: months later where they said, who's that guy? There's nothing?
Speaker 5: What are you talking about? Why are you bothering us
Speaker 5: with this? Particularly spotlight on Cash Fattel and Dan Bongino
Speaker 5: looks really bad on YouTube who talked about it so
Speaker 5: much leading into it, and then Kowtow took a knee
Speaker 5: to whatever Central Intelligence Agency narrative you had to to say, Oh,
Speaker 5: there's nothing there, stop talking about it, right, But I'm curious, Mark,
Speaker 5: what do you think about the why this case keeps
Speaker 5: re emerging at critical political moments and what this political
Speaker 5: moment might be where, yeah, exactly what Ruckus is showing
Speaker 5: right here. For those of you that have seen the movie,
Speaker 5: you know what we're talking what he's talking about right there?
Speaker 5: Men in black that sort of you just forgot everything
Speaker 5: that you saw moment or it's not all you know,
Speaker 5: it's it's all fake and g hy. But Mark, what
Speaker 5: do you think about it's re emerging right now near
Speaker 5: the end of the first year, like getting into that
Speaker 5: cycle where people start political, people start thinking about mid
Speaker 5: term elections, and what the House and the Senate are
Speaker 5: going to look like, and what's going on geopolitically, and
Speaker 5: what's going on in the country. Why epstein right now
Speaker 5: re emerging? Is there a hidden critical political event happening
Speaker 5: right now? Because I think people that watch this show
Speaker 5: in particular no that even if there is something Epsteinian happened,
Speaker 5: You've already heard about it here on the boiler Room.
Speaker 5: You've already heard about it from Johnny Bedmore, You've already
Speaker 5: read about it in Whitney Webb's book or elsewhere. There's
Speaker 5: so much information for you. So, Mark, what do you
Speaker 5: think is this conspiracy candy?
Speaker 8: Is it.
Speaker 5: Red hairying like what else might be going on in
Speaker 5: the background.
Speaker 11: Well, that it works as conspiracy candy. It serves that function.
Speaker 11: It's also a distraction. You're saying, it's resurfacing, kind of
Speaker 11: an EBB and flow thing, and it seems to pop
Speaker 11: up at really strange times, is what you're saying. And so,
Speaker 11: regardless of the reality of it and regardless of who
Speaker 11: was involved, it does have a salacious, scandalous tinge to it,
Speaker 11: you know, the kind of juicy stuff that everybody likes
Speaker 11: to gossip and report and talk about and comment about.
Speaker 11: So it serves a function to keep people from more
Speaker 11: cerebral topics things maybe they ought to be thinking about
Speaker 11: a little bit more. It doesn't mean it's unimportant, but
Speaker 11: it's a useful tool the way it's been handled, the
Speaker 11: way things have panned out. Just to go back to
Speaker 11: basics and the fact that I like to put on
Speaker 11: a detective cap once in a while, I don't think
Speaker 11: Epstein is dead. I don't think he committed suicide.
Speaker 5: Right, Like, why should we believe the whole narrative that
Speaker 5: all these sub narratives are based on in the first place,
Speaker 5: If we may pump the brakes for a second here,
Speaker 5: like excuse me, So we're like, I think what you're
Speaker 5: saying here, and I'll let you continue in a moment.
Speaker 5: But Mark, I think what you're saying here that I
Speaker 5: think is really important and worth underlining is that we
Speaker 5: as people that are subjected to twenty first century media
Speaker 5: and cybernetic feedback loops in side of social media applications,
Speaker 5: really find ourselves often times at a point where we
Speaker 5: are analyzing something that is two levels down from a lie,
Speaker 5: and we have to always be able to zoom out
Speaker 5: and say, wait a minute, we have to admit that
Speaker 5: the entire premise that we're talking about right now, and
Speaker 5: this goes with Charlie Kirk too. And by the way, folks,
Speaker 5: this is why you haven't heard me talk much about
Speaker 5: Charlie Kirk aside from the first two weeks of you know,
Speaker 5: the event. There's a certain point where I now see
Speaker 5: this is us. This is the boiler room. This is
Speaker 5: the progenitors of the Daily Shooter program analysis. Okay, over
Speaker 5: a decade of it, more like fifteen years of it,
Speaker 5: stand out from the rest of the people out there.
Speaker 5: Shouts out to everybody who's using our methodology to you know,
Speaker 5: get rich and keep everybody entertained and informed.
Speaker 4: I like that.
Speaker 5: I'd like to get in on that, but that's okay,
Speaker 5: that's another story for another time. This topic has been
Speaker 5: something that we have been in the bleedy, bloody edge
Speaker 5: of and why we ended up being in a social
Speaker 5: reject club because mark myself ruckus based the rest of
Speaker 5: our colleagues that aren't here tonight, Patrick Henningson. We've gone
Speaker 5: to places, We've sent people to places, We've had journalists
Speaker 5: on site at some of these things. We've been closer
Speaker 5: to some of these events than Alex Jones, that's right,
Speaker 5: and he's the one that took the heat for it,
Speaker 5: but some of our reporting on it has been and
Speaker 5: I'm not trying to toot our own horn. In fact,
Speaker 5: I took most of this stuff off the internet. You
Speaker 5: won't even be able to find it, all right, receipt
Speaker 5: for it. It's on my hard drive. Put it back
Speaker 5: up eventually. But it's crazy San Bernardino, you know, paul
Speaker 5: S night Club, Las Vegas, you name it, every single
Speaker 5: one since Boston Baumbing we have been on top of
Speaker 5: and we have found so much fuckery every single one
Speaker 5: of those. Mark Anderson himself, before we even met him,
Speaker 5: went down to South Texas and checked out one of
Speaker 5: the South Texas church shootings, and the amount of fuckery
Speaker 5: that he found is unbelievable. If you believe in the
Speaker 5: American legal system whatsoever, if you believe in the concept
Speaker 5: of a shadow of a doubt on a narrative in
Speaker 5: front of a group of your peers in a court
Speaker 5: of law where people are legally bound to not lie,
Speaker 5: and you put each of those under that microscope. Combine
Speaker 5: it with the journalistic stuff that and the broadcasting stuff
Speaker 5: that we have done in our circles. Holy shit, uvalde
Speaker 5: sh JFK nine to eleven. We go on and on.
Speaker 5: Go down your list, Go down your list of favorite
Speaker 5: conspiracy theories. We've covered them, some of them add nauseum
Speaker 5: in real time.
Speaker 11: I got something really interesting for you. Today is November
Speaker 11: twenty first, Tomorrow's the twenty second. A quick JFK footnote,
Speaker 11: And I know people can be a little uncomfortable with
Speaker 11: my theory, insights, belief a little bit better than that,
Speaker 11: maybe that JFK wasn't actually murdered that day, that there
Speaker 11: was a body switch. I've talked about it on this show. Well,
Speaker 11: there's an interesting tidbit. It's too interesting to ignore given
Speaker 11: the timing tomorrow being the anniversary of his shooting. The
Speaker 11: guy that I used to do the research with that
Speaker 11: passed away, unfortunately, was always puzzled because you might recall
Speaker 11: hesher that there was a considerable evidence that Kennedy was
Speaker 11: mainly shot in the right shoulder, and that we found
Speaker 11: the oozing bullet hole in the right shoulder that Glenn
Speaker 11: Bennett also saw get hit. The Secret Service agent in
Speaker 11: the car behind Kennedy saw the bullet hit the right shoulder.
Speaker 11: He wrote that in his notes. Now, what Brian, the
Speaker 11: late researcher, puzzled over was why did the shirt not
Speaker 11: reflect that same hole the shirt that was underneath Kennedy's jacket.
Speaker 11: I was looking at the shirt the other day and
Speaker 11: I thought, oh my god, I think I just figured
Speaker 11: it out. They reversed the negative. I flipped the shirt
Speaker 11: around on my phone. I had a picture the shirt,
Speaker 11: and my phone has the function where you can flip
Speaker 11: the negative you know what I mean, like the mirror thing. Yeah,
Speaker 11: And I flipped it and there was the hole in
Speaker 11: the shirt in the right place.
Speaker 7: There it was.
Speaker 11: And that whole time Brian was alive. He was agonizing
Speaker 11: that the shirt didn't reflect what the coat had and
Speaker 11: he figured and it was a little weak because there's
Speaker 11: weak spots, you know, this is not a perfect thing.
Speaker 11: But he figured that they just destroyed the real shirt.
Speaker 11: And yes, they do have other shirt pictures with the
Speaker 11: whole in different spots, but this particular shirt picture looks
Speaker 11: like the right one. And all he did was flip it.
Speaker 11: And when you flip it back, it's almost an exact match.
Speaker 5: And what one of the most simple things that like
Speaker 5: anyone above the age of I don't know thirty thirty
Speaker 5: five knows that they can do with any camera, any
Speaker 5: digital you know, art system like Photoshop or whatever. One
Speaker 5: of the most one of the first and most basic
Speaker 5: filters they gave the plubs was a mirror image. So
Speaker 5: that means that, you know, people in charge of digital
Speaker 5: imagery in the media back in the sixties and seventies
Speaker 5: had the ability to do that way before the Plubs.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 11: Yeah, And I realized when I talk about this that
Speaker 11: I'm geting I'm going outside even most people's coloring lines.
Speaker 11: It's a difficult thing to talk about, as you know,
Speaker 11: I kind of agonize over it because it's so counterintuitive, like, well, would.
Speaker 1: It takes fifteen years for the Zapruder film to even air,
Speaker 1: right until Heraldo showed it. Yeah, sorry, night Love guys
Speaker 1: like show fifty late seventies or something.
Speaker 11: Yeah, nineteen seventy five and Doug Horn. Doug Horn really
Speaker 11: conclusively proved that they cut frames out of it and
Speaker 11: put yea and this is animation when he did this,
Speaker 11: that's not real. But enough set It's November twenty first,
Speaker 11: after midnight Eastern time. It'll be the twenty second. The
Speaker 11: timing was just too good.
Speaker 1: Hey ripcs lewis death overshadowed by JFK dot.
Speaker 11: Yeah man before yeah and heshey were talking about, Oh,
Speaker 11: they bring out the Epstein files and nothing ever seems
Speaker 11: to really put it over the top. Well, the same
Speaker 11: thing with the JFK files, except that now there's this
Speaker 11: interest group on Facebook and they put out and I've
Speaker 11: verified most of it from the larger Warren Commission record,
Speaker 11: because there's a tendency to quote or paraphrase the Warren
Speaker 11: Commission in certain select cherry picked ways, but it's actually
Speaker 11: an enormous number of volumes of testimony and information. There's
Speaker 11: twenty six volume Without looking it up, I believe there's
Speaker 11: twenty six volumes in the Warran Commission.
Speaker 5: More than you nissed. Right, That's more than you could
Speaker 5: get if you dug into nine to eleven.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 8: Here's the thing.
Speaker 11: Now there's more and more information piling up that whatever
Speaker 11: happened happened inside the car, which fits into what I've
Speaker 11: been talking about. The gunpowder smell was smelled coming from
Speaker 11: the car. That means whatever happened to JFK originated in
Speaker 11: the carry. Any other shots were simply distractions.
Speaker 5: And I don't mean to like drag us too far
Speaker 5: down the rabbit hole here. And let me put based
Speaker 5: on the screen there in full screen so people can
Speaker 5: see what he's got showing there. But let me just
Speaker 5: go ahead, Mark Lane.
Speaker 11: Mark Lane used to actually own or co own the Spotlight,
Speaker 11: which became American Free Press that I still write for.
Speaker 11: That's how close to Mark Lane I was. Yeah, but
Speaker 11: I yeah, I don't want to I don't want to
Speaker 11: keep digging on this. You know, you mentioned that the
Speaker 11: Epstein Files is sort of a juxtaposition the Kennedy Files.
Speaker 7: Oh.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, absolutely, And.
Speaker 11: But but the thing is is they're they're bringing out
Speaker 11: more and more that the smell of gunpowder came from
Speaker 11: the car, and a couple of people even said we
Speaker 11: saw a firecracker go off in the car and debris
Speaker 11: go up, and that is the device I talked about.
Speaker 11: People did see the device that I talked about that
Speaker 11: simulated a head wound. They saw it. It's in there,
Speaker 11: and I just found this wow.
Speaker 5: And and Mark, let me, I'm pretty sure our episode
Speaker 5: that we did think it was a direct energy weapon.
Speaker 5: Oh okay, you're jumping ahead to nine to eleven, hold on,
Speaker 5: hold on, stand by, Mark. I think that the episode
Speaker 5: that you and I did is still in the archives
Speaker 5: and people can check it out at Alternate radio dot com.
Speaker 11: It is from about a year ago.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's up there, and.
Speaker 11: I'll send it to you in the morning.
Speaker 5: I have it, thank you. I'll repost it on tonight's
Speaker 5: show page for tonight's show for those that want to
Speaker 5: go back and watch it. Because Mark, do I need
Speaker 5: to send it to you. You might want to resend
Speaker 5: it to me. It's in my thing, but it might
Speaker 5: be months back in the role or years back in
Speaker 5: the role. I'm not sure, but I've.
Speaker 11: Got it in a telegram contact.
Speaker 5: There you go. Another thing that I will say, just
Speaker 5: getting into one more detail on what Mark Anderson. So,
Speaker 5: Mark Anderson, if you don't mind, I will just say,
Speaker 5: for those that haven't seen that episode or haven't seen
Speaker 5: the documentary that Brian Anderson did with you in the background,
Speaker 5: Mark was sort of like, and correct me if I
Speaker 5: state this wrong, Mark, but you were sort of Brian
Speaker 5: Anderson was the guy that had a theory basically about JFK,
Speaker 5: and he brought Mark Anderson and all his cousins aboard,
Speaker 5: including Saint owned to sort of be his check and balance,
Speaker 5: to be the journalistic you know, fact checker, right, Do
Speaker 5: I have that right? Mark?
Speaker 11: Yeah, I was the scully to his molder.
Speaker 5: There you go, perfect, Thank you. Good metaphor. And one
Speaker 5: of the things that you guys talked about in relationship
Speaker 5: to this theory is the fact that there was a
Speaker 5: forty five round that was found on the ground that
Speaker 5: completely matches not only the recently released audio of a
Speaker 5: bang and a pop happening. I don't know how recently.
Speaker 5: It might not be very recent at this point, but
Speaker 5: you know what I mean, Like what you're saying, the
Speaker 5: theory matches. There's a bullet for it, there's an actual
Speaker 5: projector not just a casing. There's a projectile for it.
Speaker 5: There's audio confirmation. Like this is a theory that has
Speaker 5: not been disproven. We can put it that way, right,
Speaker 5: This is something that no one has been able to say,
Speaker 5: and it's a JFK theory, and it's something no one
Speaker 5: has middle to say, Hey that that did not happen
Speaker 5: that way because A or B or C or whatever algebra.
Speaker 11: Right, Yeah, I think eventually, and I've got a I've
Speaker 11: got a very long, pretty long PowerPoint on it. Boy
Speaker 11: do I got some good stuff in there.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, we have most of that in the episode too,
Speaker 5: which we will link on the show page. I'll find it.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I've added the reverse shirt thing and some other things.
Speaker 11: It's eventually going to be a very concise book that
Speaker 11: is in memory of Brian and just gets right to
Speaker 11: the point. I'm not going to meander. It's just going
Speaker 11: to be a.
Speaker 5: And his documentary for those that want to see it,
Speaker 5: is called what Again, My God, I'm Hit.
Speaker 11: The reason it's called my God, I'm hit is because
Speaker 11: we're saying the magic bullet never happened. This was an
Speaker 11: animation and if you look closely, that's pretty obvious. Therefore,
Speaker 11: it never went through here. Therefore, when he was hitting
Speaker 11: the shoulder, he was still he still had the capacity
Speaker 11: to exclaim something. So he exclaimed, oh, my god, I've
Speaker 11: been hit, or my God, I'm hit, and so he
Speaker 11: was able to say it because this didn't happen and
Speaker 11: he was hit here. He exclaimed that, and Roy Kellerman
Speaker 11: heard him say that, according to Roy Kellerman's testimony to
Speaker 11: the FBI and to the Warrant Commission. And it so
Speaker 11: he named the book that because by Kennedy saying that
Speaker 11: it was part of the way that they disproved the
Speaker 11: magic bullet theory, and that the whole idea that he
Speaker 11: was shot through the upper back and then somehow it
Speaker 11: came out here.
Speaker 5: You can't speak after you've had a bullet come out
Speaker 5: of your trachea right well, you.
Speaker 11: Know, or anywhere near there. The trauma would be absolutely overwhelming.
Speaker 11: If the bullet literally went through you anywhere and here,
Speaker 11: over the loud motorcycles, over the sound of the crowd,
Speaker 11: how could you possibly say something that would be audible.
Speaker 11: I mean, it's inconceivable in my mind. But again, if
Speaker 11: I keep talking, this thing just blossoms out to the
Speaker 11: next thing. You know, it'll be four in the morning.
Speaker 11: So I'm gonna stop.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 11: It's just that kind of thing. It's snowballs like you
Speaker 11: wouldn't believe.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'll vouch for that. I've been through this with
Speaker 5: Mark and it took him number of sessions to explain
Speaker 5: this to me and you know, make it make sense
Speaker 5: to me why we needed to make it available to you,
Speaker 5: which we have already done in long format. So and
Speaker 5: there are you know, one of the things that happened
Speaker 5: while we were doing that, and I'll make this the
Speaker 5: last thing I say about it, Mark, but there was
Speaker 5: still one person in that video that we were talking
Speaker 5: about that we weren't even sure was still alive or not.
Speaker 5: And we wanted to not put that video out because
Speaker 5: that person was so elderly that they wouldn't have really
Speaker 5: been able to respond to it or you know, give.
Speaker 1: Was it Abraham's apruder?
Speaker 5: Yeah, pretty much, someone who was at the Last Supper
Speaker 5: with Jesus. Basically, you know, no offense. But you know,
Speaker 5: we made the decision to even hold the release of
Speaker 5: that video back for about six months I think, Mark,
Speaker 5: before we finally put it out.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's a very it's a difficult thing to talk about.
Speaker 11: It's fun in a way, but it's difficult because it's
Speaker 11: so retrograde that even if you think it's largely true,
Speaker 11: it's still hard to break the programming for one thing
Speaker 11: that we've all been subjected to, and it's another thing
Speaker 11: that you kind of kind of think the other people
Speaker 11: are going to think you're nuts. You are literally that
Speaker 11: that kid saying the Emperor has no clothes. You are
Speaker 11: that kid, Yeah, and you're you feel pretty alone. I've
Speaker 11: given public presentations on it, and I no matter how
Speaker 11: hard I tried, I'd go home completely exhausted.
Speaker 5: At Jeff, you've given public president to correct me if
Speaker 5: I'm wrong, but you've given public presentations at JFK events
Speaker 5: that are cades down the line from it actually happening,
Speaker 5: and still having a hard time even like you know,
Speaker 5: meshing with other so called conspiracy theorists.
Speaker 11: No, no, I haven't given any formal JFK, but I've
Speaker 11: done it at local libraries, including my hometown where I
Speaker 11: grew up. I've kind of I've found a comfort zone
Speaker 11: the JFK community groups. Now we can sort of get
Speaker 11: into a different context here. I'm sorry to say that
Speaker 11: the JFK interest groups, the assassination groups, I don't think
Speaker 11: they're ever going to go anywhere with this in any
Speaker 11: substantive way because they've hung on to they killed our
Speaker 11: handsome dead king. I mean, they've killed our handsome king.
Speaker 11: They've slained the prince. They yeah, they camelot. And I'm
Speaker 11: not saying you should, you should hold Kennedy in contempt,
Speaker 11: but he had his flaws. You know, he wasn't the
Speaker 11: absolute you know, breath of fresh air we were told
Speaker 11: I mean compared to now, A lot of us would
Speaker 11: look back with some nostalgia and say, you know, a
Speaker 11: pretty handsome, well well healed guy, well dressed, you know,
Speaker 11: pretty eloquent, dry sense of humor. What's not to like?
Speaker 11: And there's a lot of truth to that.
Speaker 1: But Mark, can I ask you a question, do you
Speaker 1: think that opinion like that has flipped in a way?
Speaker 1: I mean, for instance, you know, everyone here and everyone
Speaker 1: I know, like the way they talked about JFK was
Speaker 1: that at the time they hated him, they did not
Speaker 1: like him. They thought he was, you know, a liberal,
Speaker 1: a liberal, he was a Catholic, you know, he was
Speaker 1: a Yankee and all this stuff. People did not like him,
Speaker 1: And then now a lot of those same people kind
Speaker 1: of talk about him like he was the last you know,
Speaker 1: honest president or something. You know, he didn't like the CIA,
Speaker 1: they killed him for it, and all this stuff. He did,
Speaker 1: didn't want to go to war, he was actually in
Speaker 1: World War Two, he did stuff. So it's kind of flipped.
Speaker 1: You do you feel like that's the case overall or
Speaker 1: anywhere else?
Speaker 11: Yeah, it might be be because the politicians that we
Speaker 11: have now are so just completely distasteful for the most
Speaker 11: part so repellent that by comparison, Kennedy looks, you know,
Speaker 11: genteel Urbane, you know, well composed despite his health problems.
Speaker 11: But you know, there were right wingers back in those
Speaker 11: days John Birch society, people that thought he was just
Speaker 11: a pro un ultraliberal internationalist. Maybe he was to a point,
Speaker 11: But think I think he had his limits. I think
Speaker 11: that he ultimately wouldn't betray his country. I think he
Speaker 11: had some real patriotism somewhere in his DNA. But he
Speaker 11: made a deal with the devil. According to the gentleman,
Speaker 11: I assisted with this very unusual theory that I'm talking about,
Speaker 11: and apparently agreed to some sort of exile. You know
Speaker 11: that I'll step down and you can make me a martyr,
Speaker 11: you can make me a hero. Tell them I was assassinated,
Speaker 11: and you know, spin the globe and and.
Speaker 1: Someone hates his family, I mean, you know, him and
Speaker 1: his son and then his you know, his brother gets
Speaker 1: smoked by a monarch mind controlled you know, assassin or
Speaker 1: whatever that was. They don't they don't seem to like
Speaker 1: these people.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 1: And if anyone made the deal, it seems like it
Speaker 1: would be his dad, right, He has the swastika steel
Speaker 1: to build Rockefeller Center or whatever he was doing.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, Joe Kennedy had. Yeah, he had his finger
Speaker 11: in a lot of pies and he moved having on earth.
Speaker 11: To get those guys in public office. It's it's complicated
Speaker 11: to get into all the ins and outs. You know,
Speaker 11: he made his money doing a lot of booze running
Speaker 11: and whatnot. I mean, I think he had some good
Speaker 11: points to him. You know, give the devil his due,
Speaker 11: as you say, But it.
Speaker 1: Doesn't seem like making the deal with the mob worked
Speaker 1: out too well in the end, if they had anything
Speaker 1: to do with this whole thing.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, it's knowing g and Conna and whatnot. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 11: no doubt about it. But Jack Kennedy was an interesting
Speaker 11: guy if you go, if you look at his press
Speaker 11: conferences that they were pretty good. I mean, his sense
Speaker 11: of humor was very dry, but it was refreshing. It'd
Speaker 11: be refreshing now to get rid of these overbearing people.
Speaker 11: You know, whatever Trump's faults and Floible's whatever good things
Speaker 11: he might possibly do, you know, with American jobs, maybe
Speaker 11: reviving our industry a little, it's still this bravado. You
Speaker 11: know that he has and so many current politicians it's
Speaker 11: just difficult to even be around them, much less listened
Speaker 11: to him. You know, I've been around some of them
Speaker 11: on Capitol Hill in years past when I used to
Speaker 11: cover Congress in person, and you know, Mitch McConnell in
Speaker 11: person was you know, pretty unpleasant to be around. You know,
Speaker 11: most of them were like, eh, you know what I mean.
Speaker 11: It's the caliber of politician nowadays is has to be
Speaker 11: a world history low.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we were talking about that earlier tonight. Mark. You know,
Speaker 5: just like the whole PR public relations slash social media
Speaker 5: presence of politicians all the way up to the Department
Speaker 5: of Homeland Security and the White House now are trollish.
Speaker 1: And you know Rubio is going to be the next
Speaker 1: president because of that.
Speaker 5: Well, I mean, if it's not Vance, right, like, if
Speaker 5: it's not Vance, and I think you know, Catherine Austin
Speaker 5: Fits we talked about this on Sunday Wire last week.
Speaker 5: Catherine Austin Fitz makes a good case for, Hey, what
Speaker 5: if Orange Man doesn't make it through four years? What
Speaker 5: if JD. Vance, the you know, the the adjunct of
Speaker 5: the Tech Bros, basically becomes the president somewhere in the
Speaker 5: next three years or something like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think they. I think they want a neo
Speaker 1: kan soldier with stability. Rubio's there seems to be their guy.
Speaker 5: Strong Zionist, strong political zionist. I mean, you couldn't. This
Speaker 5: guy is completely First of all, this guy is completely unqualified.
Speaker 5: First off, let's all admit that to ourselves. Rubio and
Speaker 5: and J D J D.
Speaker 1: Well, there's I mean, Rubyo is a soldier. You know,
Speaker 1: he's a soldier for these guys. It has been around
Speaker 1: a long time.
Speaker 5: That to a real soldier.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, an operator in the Yeah, I got you.
Speaker 5: I know what you mean.
Speaker 6: It looks like if he's a soldier, you just like
Speaker 6: to dog pony soldier.
Speaker 1: Like and when Alex Alex went at him in the
Speaker 1: hallway that time, Yeah, dude, he's like, I don't know
Speaker 1: who this guy is. Don't touch me. Yeah, you don't
Speaker 1: know who Alex is?
Speaker 5: Yeah right, I know.
Speaker 11: Oh yeah, I remember that. You know what I said
Speaker 11: earlier when I came out about the think tanks, You know,
Speaker 11: one you could say you look at who's in government.
Speaker 11: You could say, wow, they're no longer getting much if
Speaker 11: any people, hardly, anybody, if anybody out of the ranks
Speaker 11: on the Council and Firm Relations, to work in the
Speaker 11: State Department, out of the ranks of the Carnegie Endowment,
Speaker 11: to work in the Pentagon or the CFI, to work
Speaker 11: in the State Department or Pentagon, you know, in other words,
Speaker 11: the holding pens. These think tanks for decades have been
Speaker 11: supplying personnel. And so you look at Trump's administration and
Speaker 11: you see hardly anybody out of the Herald Pratt House
Speaker 11: where the CFR meets at fifty eight fifty eighth.
Speaker 1: They come from Fox and Friends.
Speaker 11: Yeah, dude, well right, but let me finish. So they're
Speaker 11: coming from sort of a different other places. They're cut
Speaker 11: from a little different clock. But it's not necessarily an improvement.
Speaker 11: So many people would say, finally, we're not getting people
Speaker 11: just drawn out of the Pratt House, you know, CFI.
Speaker 11: But that's true. But are we seeing an improvement wherever
Speaker 11: else they're coming from. They're not coming from the think
Speaker 11: tanks much anymore. But unfortunately that's not enough. In other words,
Speaker 11: we're not really seeing an improvement, maybe even a worsening
Speaker 11: of the situation in some instances.
Speaker 6: Yeah, listen, because you all know I have the theory
Speaker 6: for a while now that they want everybody so effing
Speaker 6: sick and tired of both sides that they're going to
Speaker 6: willingly give over the government to AI, some sort of
Speaker 6: AI control, some sort of centralized government concept. But the
Speaker 6: thing is clearly we're moving somewhere forward with this concept
Speaker 6: of AI and language learning models, and they certainly do
Speaker 6: want to centralize that. Just listen to the words and
Speaker 6: what Larry Ellison talks about. I would argue he's a
Speaker 6: very important and powerful person in the next stages of
Speaker 6: the technocracy, especially since we operation warp speeded excuse me,
Speaker 6: projects stargated ourselves into future oblivion whatever it was on
Speaker 6: day one there practically under the current administration, Trump's second term.
Speaker 6: And the thing is that he said he wants to
Speaker 6: centralize all the data, all the DATAA and he literally
Speaker 6: means like everything. He was caught talking, not caught, but
Speaker 6: he was probably talking about everybody's behavior needs to change
Speaker 6: and we're all going to be watched saying all the
Speaker 6: technocratic shit, you know what I mean. So the thing
Speaker 6: is that these the AI is not going away. They
Speaker 6: do want to rely on the language learning models and
Speaker 6: the language learning models. I just said it, like multiple
Speaker 6: times they're learning models. Where do they learn from? What
Speaker 6: is the data that they're being trained on? That answers
Speaker 6: your question mark. These think tanks are still doing the
Speaker 6: deed behind the scenes, but their information, their sources of
Speaker 6: what they have been saying are the types of information
Speaker 6: that is being used to train the AI governance models.
Speaker 6: So see how that works. So they're not doing it.
Speaker 6: They're not doing it all out in the open like
Speaker 6: they used to in a way, I mean, because they
Speaker 6: used to be in secret, then they're out in the open.
Speaker 6: Now they're kind of doing it secretly again, but it's
Speaker 6: out there, but the public doesn't pay attention to it,
Speaker 6: but the bots scrape it and learn from it. And
Speaker 6: those types of belief systems like the reports that I
Speaker 6: used to do during my disinformation series disinfo Wars on
Speaker 6: the Daily Ruckus. These groups like the the what's the
Speaker 6: one the Brookings Institute is a perfect example, always about like,
Speaker 6: oh this is misinformation. Well, we as human beings can
Speaker 6: laugh and argue and debate about it and politicize it,
Speaker 6: but there'll be no such a thing under AI. You'd
Speaker 6: like in Star Trek when you ask the computer computer
Speaker 6: define misinformation, and that's just what it is. There's no
Speaker 6: arguing define a vaccine. Oh, vaccine is a thing. Is
Speaker 6: stick in your arm? In it all, there's your DNA. Okay.
Speaker 5: It was redefined in the Economic year of twenty twenty
Speaker 5: for some reason.
Speaker 6: Do you see what I'm saying though, right so, I'm
Speaker 6: concerned that that's going to be the foundation regardless.
Speaker 11: Yeah, that's very that's very good. That's something I want
Speaker 11: to look into more. And I just happened to do
Speaker 11: not today because I had to take a day off,
Speaker 11: but last week on UK column, I did a little
Speaker 11: bit on the Smart City Expo in Barcelona they have
Speaker 11: every year, and although much more could be said, there's
Speaker 11: so much that went on at that event November four
Speaker 11: through sixth or something. They're talking about digital government. That's
Speaker 11: that's their words. And right now they have a company
Speaker 11: called Granicus, for example, based in Denver, formed in nineteen
Speaker 11: ninety nine, and Granica says, you know you're we want
Speaker 11: to make it more efficient. So we think the private sector,
Speaker 11: like our company, granted us we should handle government files.
Speaker 11: Let us handle the public records, let us handle the
Speaker 11: voting roles, let us handle the tax forms, the licensure,
Speaker 11: let the private sector, with all its efficiencies handle government
Speaker 11: documents and records, public records, including very sensitive stuff. I imagine,
Speaker 11: let us do that, just like governments will hire private
Speaker 11: companies to pave a row, Just like they'll hire a
Speaker 11: private engineering company to give them advice on building a
Speaker 11: bridge or something, or build a bridge working with private contractors.
Speaker 11: So now it's you know, not just like the Federal Reserve,
Speaker 11: we're the bankers. Hey, mister and missus government, Let me
Speaker 11: let we're the Fed. We're going to make things better.
Speaker 11: We're going to issue your money and credit on your behalf.
Speaker 11: You're going to farm that out to the private federal reserve. Well,
Speaker 11: now fast forward to now they're saying, give us all
Speaker 11: the records of a government, and we're going to make
Speaker 11: it more efficient. And if you want to contact your government,
Speaker 11: just use your phone or your or your tablet or
Speaker 11: your computer and right to your officials and they'll give
Speaker 11: a little lip service, or you might want to go
Speaker 11: to a meeting in person. They'll say that. But the
Speaker 11: whole thing seems weighted toward private companies, Like you're getting
Speaker 11: at getting all the data that they would then gobble
Speaker 11: up and input and infuse into this system. That you're
Speaker 11: describing ruckus. That's where it sounds like it's going. So
Speaker 11: therefore they have to have all the public records privatized,
Speaker 11: not just the ballots, not just the private vote count
Speaker 11: that's done out of direct public view, not just controlling
Speaker 11: the money, but all public records now. And so their
Speaker 11: own words are digital government. So interesting juxtaposition here of
Speaker 11: what we're talking about.
Speaker 6: All you want to know is which stock should I
Speaker 6: be invested in?
Speaker 11: Yeah, that's that's that's the thing, man. We got to
Speaker 11: make some money here.
Speaker 5: It's always that, right.
Speaker 6: We're we're all doing very well under the current administration
Speaker 6: in the markets cryptocurrency in particular. Trump promised that he
Speaker 6: was going to make in America the cryptocurrency capital of
Speaker 6: the world, and things are going great. Are you guys
Speaker 6: tired of winning? I'm tired of winning? Oh wait, we
Speaker 6: should probably check on those prices. How's crypto doing?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 6: Oh my lord? Not so hot now, is it? Speaking
Speaker 6: of trolling? By the way, In case you didn't know,
Speaker 6: there's a lore rumor has it that during the bull
Speaker 6: runs when McDonald's releases the McRib that there's a big
Speaker 6: pump that happens. Well, the McRib came back and there
Speaker 6: was not a pump. There's also a trolling meme going
Speaker 6: on in the the currency space, in case you didn't know.
Speaker 6: The joke is that if it doesn't work out for
Speaker 6: you as a crypto bro trading making money on cryptocurrency,
Speaker 6: plan B is to go work at McDonald's. So McDonald's
Speaker 6: decided to get a hold ahead of the troll this
Speaker 6: year and just yesterday, November twentieth. This is so freaking McFunny.
Speaker 6: So that McRib pump didn't work out. Your rent money
Speaker 6: got mc liquidated, crypto bros not applied, Your decision making
Speaker 6: is compromised. Mcaha, mcaha, mcaha. But yeah, things are not
Speaker 6: going well in the market.
Speaker 1: Didn't work out for you, just like our milkshake machine.
Speaker 6: Hey there you go. That would have been a good one.
Speaker 11: Oh damn. You're saying I won't make another million, is
Speaker 11: what you're saying. Okay, yeah, okay, limited to the first
Speaker 11: ten million.
Speaker 5: I sat, let me just real quickly kind of run
Speaker 5: through the list here to a couple of things that
Speaker 5: I want to forget before we get out of here.
Speaker 5: So we covered Epstein pretty well. Now we've got mbs
Speaker 5: from the Prince of Saudi Arabia. You gotta love this
Speaker 5: announcing a one trillion dollar investment into the US. The
Speaker 5: trillionaire trope going around with Musk and now MBS announcing
Speaker 5: the trillion dollars coming into the country. What do you
Speaker 5: guys think are foreign powers buying their influence outright at
Speaker 5: this point? Is that what it takes to get into
Speaker 5: the game?
Speaker 1: Do they have a trillion dollars? Honestly?
Speaker 5: I mean yeah, what is a trillion dollars? I mean
Speaker 5: I can't What about the line?
Speaker 1: What about the City of the Future? Is that still
Speaker 1: a thing? Are they still doing that? Because that was
Speaker 1: like a few trillion.
Speaker 5: They lost a whole bunch of investment on that. That
Speaker 5: that has like got scaled at big time since I
Speaker 5: saw m M yeah.
Speaker 1: Pay for play, Yeah, you gotta, you gotta pay for play.
Speaker 5: I mean, like baba, I mean ruckus. What do you
Speaker 5: think about this? Because like this, this fits right in
Speaker 5: with Larry Ellison, with Apple, with all the what's that
Speaker 5: program called? I can't remember it now? It's not light
Speaker 5: speed the two point zero light speed version, with all
Speaker 5: the technocrats wanting to like reinvest in America three hundred
Speaker 5: and thirty three billion dollars here this star starget. Yeah, thanks, yeah,
Speaker 5: exactly starget.
Speaker 6: This is this is hard to see because of mine,
Speaker 6: the way I had to present this, but this is
Speaker 6: what a trillion dollars looks like. Okay, so there's a
Speaker 6: there's a little stack of a million dollars by the
Speaker 6: guy's foot here. Okay, here's what one hundred million dollars
Speaker 6: would look like. It would feel like a nice little
Speaker 6: pallette here. One billion dollars. Quite an impressive amount of
Speaker 6: money there. Okay, now look at it brillion. Yeah, there's
Speaker 6: like one, two, three, like six eight palaces or so like,
Speaker 6: it's all.
Speaker 3: It's a.
Speaker 6: It's a it's a decent shitload of money. But by comparison,
Speaker 6: look at a trillion. This red circle here is the
Speaker 6: person compared to the stacked double double stacked palets.
Speaker 1: What does a trillion look like in terms of country size? Well,
Speaker 1: we would play a trillion on a recent episode of
Speaker 1: The Boiler Room. Hasher correct me if I'm wrong, But
Speaker 1: we played a video where it showed like the national debt,
Speaker 1: where it was doing a visualization like this with the
Speaker 1: stacks of money, and when it pulled out and it
Speaker 1: showed how much that total amount that debt, the debt
Speaker 1: was at at that time, because it's increased since then, significantly,
Speaker 1: even during the government shutdown, increased by the second Yeah.
Speaker 6: Even increased during that whole time that debt. Musk was
Speaker 6: in there with his big balls and doge and reducing
Speaker 6: all the money so that all of us can get
Speaker 6: two thousand dollars stimulus checks, which are not coming or
Speaker 6: tripping everybody anyways. But yeah, and then it was like
Speaker 6: an entire city of all the buildings and the statue
Speaker 6: of Liberty built out of all the money just in
Speaker 6: our debt. Yeah, the stacks of freaking paper money, because
Speaker 6: trillions are unfathomable. When you take all this money that's
Speaker 6: being discussed and being passed around and all these headlines,
Speaker 6: and you put it together and you compare it to
Speaker 6: the amount of money that's actually available and printed on
Speaker 6: the planet, it's not real. So something doesn't add up here.
Speaker 6: So somebody or a whole bunch of somebody's is blowing
Speaker 6: a whole buttload of smoke up where the sun dont shine.
Speaker 2: Is what I think.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And clearly we've discussed this, I think even just
Speaker 6: last week, and maybe even on the sunnywear. But the
Speaker 6: AI bubble isn't sure. It's a bubble, but it's worse
Speaker 6: than that, it's a circular. Maybe. We were discussing this
Speaker 6: on Weaponized News. Shout out to Sam Chaney Weaponized News.
Speaker 6: He called it a circle jerk. It's not a circle jerk.
Speaker 6: It's a circle of jerks though, doing what's called circular
Speaker 6: funding or circular investing. So the one guy will will take, hey,
Speaker 6: I'll invest a trillion dollars with you, and they'll say, hey,
Speaker 6: I'm going to invest trillion dollars with this guy, and
Speaker 6: that guy says he's going to invest a trillion dollars
Speaker 6: with this guy. But then that guy says, I'm going
Speaker 6: to invest the trillion dollars with the first guy. So
Speaker 6: the money just went around in a big freaking circle.
Speaker 6: And now the government's involved in the circle. Larry Ellison's
Speaker 6: in the circle, all these billionaires, Palanteer, Peter Thiel. This
Speaker 6: is where advance advanced presidency gets incredibly dangerous because the
Speaker 6: mask is just simply completely gone. You know, I'm sure
Speaker 6: we're gonna have to deal with the bumbling, doting like
Speaker 6: Trump bull in a China shop, who can can't do
Speaker 6: his YMCA dance so high is But yeah, well we'll
Speaker 6: have to deal with the propaganda and the trolling. But
Speaker 6: once it's advanced, it's going to get serious. It's not
Speaker 6: gonna not gonna be any more fun games. There won't
Speaker 6: be any YMCA dancing, there won't be any propaganda videos.
Speaker 6: It's going to be hardcore. Just warning everybody.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's where that's where South Park comes prophetic right there.
Speaker 5: If anyone's watching South Park, I saw some commenters in
Speaker 5: the chats talking about it. Okay, sint Owned, I know
Speaker 5: you got to get out here. We all got to
Speaker 5: get out of here. It's getting late. We've been at
Speaker 5: this a minute. I'll send it to you. But I'm curious,
Speaker 5: Saint Owned, if you heard about China's AI powered cyber
Speaker 5: attack on the United States. Why we haven't heard what happened?
Speaker 5: Actually evidence of an AI assisted intrusion tool set from
Speaker 5: China writing off of American tech. Have you heard anything
Speaker 5: about this story? Yeah, Ruckus once is like the there's
Speaker 5: the mainstream media right there, look at this. Let's put
Speaker 5: that up again, Ruckus, there's the mainstream media. That that's
Speaker 5: the damn Pam BONDI is saying, nothing to see here,
Speaker 5: nothing to see here, but Mark that happened. We've got
Speaker 5: senators talking about it on Fox News. I wouldn't be
Speaker 5: surprised if you hadn't even heard about it yet, because
Speaker 5: the news is so it's just real.
Speaker 1: Is this war game is?
Speaker 11: My first question is always the what you know? Is
Speaker 11: it real? Did it really happen? But honestly, I don't
Speaker 11: have enough information to intelligently comment, although it sounds and
Speaker 11: smells like more kind of conspiracy intrigue candy. We really
Speaker 11: got to keep our eyes close on the genocide people,
Speaker 11: on the people with the needles, the vaccine people. You know,
Speaker 11: Britain's got this uh operation going on now, uh this
Speaker 11: exercise Pegasus, Exercise Pegasus, and there's rumblings at the w
Speaker 11: h O. Well, we haven't declared a public health emergency
Speaker 11: of international concern yet, but we're looking at bird flu,
Speaker 11: we're looking at empos and it's looking a little shaky.
Speaker 11: We'll get looking a little scary over here. I think
Speaker 11: they want to declare another pandemic and try again, but
Speaker 11: I think they overplayed their hand the first time, and
Speaker 11: they're they're pretty frustrated, which is some good news. But
Speaker 11: I'm always I'm always wondering, what is it they don't
Speaker 11: want me looking at when they tell me about all
Speaker 11: these stories. What is it they don't want me to see?
Speaker 11: What is it that they don't want me to concentrate on.
Speaker 11: My mom always talked about that, Oh listen to the bullshit.
Speaker 11: My mom would say, well, what are they trying to
Speaker 11: take our minds off of?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 11: That's exactly what she would say.
Speaker 5: That's the thing, man, that's the question. Mark Anderson's mom
Speaker 5: was a sage to all of us, whether.
Speaker 11: You know it or not, the original conspiracy theorism.
Speaker 5: That's right, that's right. And that's why I asked you earlier.
Speaker 5: You know about this Epstein thing, and what is it
Speaker 5: that is the critical political moment going on in the
Speaker 5: background while they're you know, bringing this specter back up.
Speaker 5: Because we know they're not going to give us the truth.
Speaker 5: We know they're not going to give us the so
Speaker 5: called list or whatever. We know this is all bullshit.
Speaker 5: We know those poor poor sycophantic Trump dick riding influencers
Speaker 5: like I won't name them, I guess I'll leave them
Speaker 5: that grace. They got their Epstein files one point, oh
Speaker 5: binders in front of the White House that came up
Speaker 5: with nothing that you couldn't have read, and Whitney Webbs
Speaker 5: about oh yeah yeah cat turd and that other guy
Speaker 5: and the other guy lives of TikTok.
Speaker 11: I'll just add this, if if you were, if you
Speaker 11: were Bill Clinton, would you say to yourself, you know,
Speaker 11: I'm so sick of Hillary. I just gotta get somewhere.
Speaker 1: I want to have a big party.
Speaker 5: I just want to pig party, big party, all right,
Speaker 5: pig parties all around everybody island. That's right. We're going
Speaker 5: to this island with the black and white checkers. We're
Speaker 5: gonna hang out. It's gonna be a good time, all right,
Speaker 5: sat owned, Thanks for being here tonight. Man, anything you
Speaker 5: want to say before you gotta get out here any where?
Speaker 11: You once again a salute to that ship that I
Speaker 11: saw one day called the Saint Owned. That's right, that
Speaker 11: is whoever owned it. You know what a great name,
Speaker 11: you know what a great way of saying stone.
Speaker 5: Aren't we all? Okay? Mark, thanks for being here.
Speaker 11: Tonight, but yes, yes we are all Saint owned.
Speaker 5: Yes, sir, all right? Fair sales there goes.
Speaker 11: Marketing, all of you great stuff, all right.
Speaker 5: You can find his links on the show page. You
Speaker 5: can find him on the internet at thetruthhount dot com.
Speaker 5: Thanks Mark Anderson, over to you ruckus, save rounds, fun
Speaker 5: and class. Anything you went through out there for me
Speaker 5: in bas lit before you got to bounce out of here.
Speaker 6: Flashback to nineteen ninety eight. Okay, ninety eight, that was eight.
Speaker 5: Was a good year for me. I like ninety eight,
Speaker 5: ninety eight sweet Spot.
Speaker 8: Bye bye bye.
Speaker 6: The bullet points nineteen. It's nineteen ninety eight. There's a
Speaker 6: war in the congo. Valve val You know, Valve has
Speaker 6: a major release, there's a major stock market bubble due
Speaker 6: to text speculation, and Bill Clinton is in the news
Speaker 6: for receiving a blowjob. Now fast forward to the year
Speaker 6: twenty twenty five. There's a war in the congo. Valve
Speaker 6: has a major announcement, there's a major stock market bubble
Speaker 6: due to text speculation, and yes, Bill Clinton is in
Speaker 6: the news for receiving a blowjob.
Speaker 5: Well, okay, hold on, hold on, everything made sense except Valve.
Speaker 5: What is new with Valve?
Speaker 6: What is new with Valve? What does Valve have? Now
Speaker 6: I'm not a gamer, but they do have a new release.
Speaker 6: Let's see, so we can do this. We will bring
Speaker 6: the receipts, will do it live as.
Speaker 5: I mean, I remember what Valve was doing.
Speaker 6: They have a big they have a big announcement, and
Speaker 6: it it looks like they're teasing a half life kind
Speaker 6: of thing, but I don't know.
Speaker 5: Well, there you go. I was about to say what
Speaker 5: they were doing back then was half Life and Half
Speaker 5: Life too, and those are staple the best games.
Speaker 6: They are the best. So I have November twelve, twenty twelve,
Speaker 6: according to let's see November.
Speaker 5: Twelve, twenty twelve. Wait a minute, isn't that the end
Speaker 5: of the mind calendar?
Speaker 6: November twelve, twenty twenty five. November twelve, twenty twenty five
Speaker 6: this year, this month, this year. Anyways, they're saying that
Speaker 6: Valve is not done with big announcements. Soon enough, there's
Speaker 6: gonna be something else. So they're all teasing this. There's
Speaker 6: gonna be something really big. They're basically all guessing that
Speaker 6: there's a potential for our half life three. Okay, so
Speaker 6: there you go. That's the Valve announcement. By the way,
Speaker 6: that cyber attack story is very important and I did
Speaker 6: drop you a link. You can include it on the show. Notes,
Speaker 6: But what's big about that that thing is it was Anthropic,
Speaker 6: so it's one of the big ones they make. Claude.
Speaker 6: Here's this nerdy little CEO guy. This guy does the
Speaker 6: rocking back and forth thing. By the way, whenever he's
Speaker 6: on camera, he's really nervous all the time. But we yeah,
Speaker 6: we have we have we have Daudio Amadee. That's the
Speaker 6: CEO and the founder. But Anthropic does Claude. But that
Speaker 6: it's because of them that they they were aware of
Speaker 6: this attack. And you shared a link with Mee Hesher
Speaker 6: where the guy was on Fox News talking about it
Speaker 6: some some politician or general in the military or just
Speaker 6: some Oh thank you he was a senator, thank you
Speaker 6: very kindly. But he said that he said the important
Speaker 6: stuff out loud. He was all like saying that this
Speaker 6: was an American based company and that China had like
Speaker 6: you know, somehow you know, hacked this or whatever. But
Speaker 6: Anthropic saved the day and disrupted it before it became
Speaker 6: a problem. And that this guy was going off that
Speaker 6: he was railing about how the only reason we even
Speaker 6: know about this is because it was an American company.
Speaker 6: Thank god for Anthropic, Thank God for these guys right
Speaker 6: basically embarrassing here. He's all, could you imagine what would
Speaker 6: have happened again, imparaphrasing what would have happened if China
Speaker 6: had done this on their own, using their own system.
Speaker 6: He was really clearly laying a narrative, planting a seed
Speaker 6: for a potential false flag, and that this was some
Speaker 6: sort of like test. I don't even think there was
Speaker 6: even an actual cyber attack. I think this is just
Speaker 6: like a fake announcement of a cyber attack.
Speaker 5: But it's on the board of that company.
Speaker 6: Yeah so I I yeah, and he's probably an investor
Speaker 6: or whatever. But the thing is, like anyone who knows
Speaker 6: anything about this year, you just look at the headlines
Speaker 6: from recently what the deep seek thing has taught us.
Speaker 6: Amid headlines, I've got like feeds news telling me like,
Speaker 6: oh try it just got this robot, They've got this
Speaker 6: AI breakthrough. They might have a quantum chip that can
Speaker 6: do thermodynamic like all sorts of crazy brand. I'm like,
Speaker 6: so you're you're you're pretending like you're an idiot and
Speaker 6: that China doesn't already have its own AI systems and
Speaker 6: that they had to hack into anthropic in order to
Speaker 6: do this or you're just like blowing smoke up my ass?
Speaker 5: Do you guys smoke? Do you guys? Both have like
Speaker 5: three minutes to watch this clip so we can put
Speaker 5: some context on this based do you get yeah?
Speaker 6: Please?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know, yeah to see it and hear it
Speaker 6: is much better? Yeah, thank you?
Speaker 5: Okay, So this is from Fox News here, and they
Speaker 5: had two topics on this clip, and I just scanned
Speaker 5: forward to where I hope is the right point in
Speaker 5: this video. But that's you know, the way we roll
Speaker 5: over here in the boiler room. So we'll give it
Speaker 5: a shot. See if this clip is what I'm hoping
Speaker 5: and where I'm hoping it will be.
Speaker 1: There's doocy.
Speaker 5: Oh, we should probably unmute.
Speaker 13: It thirty places, including some financial institutions without help from humans.
Speaker 13: So what is to stop these AI tools from wiping
Speaker 13: out the four to one k's or the bank accounts
Speaker 13: of everybody watching?
Speaker 9: Well, I think it's important to know that China used Anthropic,
Speaker 9: which is a US based tool. The only reason we
Speaker 9: know about this is because it's US based and Anthropic
Speaker 9: disclose the fact that it's Claude model. It's a large
Speaker 9: language model. Head been hacked and use these nefarious purposes. Luckily,
Speaker 9: we do know about it. Anthropic is doing a number
Speaker 9: of things to address this to stop it. I met
Speaker 9: this week with David sachs our Ais are in the
Speaker 9: White House. I met with a number of AI officials,
Speaker 9: the CEOs of AI companies in Silicon Valley this past week.
Speaker 9: This is something where we must lead. We must stay
Speaker 9: on the cutting edge of innovation, and from a regulatory standpoint,
Speaker 9: I want to make certain that in Congress we're not
Speaker 9: doing anything to stop the ability of these cutting edge
Speaker 9: companies from operating here in America, being putting us in
Speaker 9: a position to be way ahead of China so this
Speaker 9: type of thing doesn't happen and we can stay ahead
Speaker 9: of the competition here.
Speaker 13: About two years ago, we tried to get the Biden
Speaker 13: White House talking about these threats from AI, and everybody
Speaker 13: in the room literally laughed.
Speaker 8: Listen to this.
Speaker 13: There's an expert from the Machine Intelligence Research Institute who
Speaker 13: says that if there is not an indefinite pause on
Speaker 13: AI development.
Speaker 2: This is a quote.
Speaker 13: Literally, everyone on hearth will die.
Speaker 12: Does not sound your delivery, Peter is quite.
Speaker 13: It's quite.
Speaker 5: You gotta love that, right, Literally, everyone on earth that
Speaker 5: will die.
Speaker 2: Something.
Speaker 8: It sounds crazy, but is it.
Speaker 10: All I can say is that there's a comprehensive process
Speaker 10: in place.
Speaker 13: How about now, Senator Haggerty, is this funny?
Speaker 9: I think what we're seeing is voiterious threats. And the
Speaker 9: biggest threat of all I don't even know is if
Speaker 9: we step here and allow China to lead here, if
Speaker 9: we allow our adversariously. Look, we understand what China's motives are.
Speaker 9: They floated a spy bloon over our country. They're still
Speaker 9: intellectual property on a regular basis. We need to make
Speaker 9: certain that leadership here in this field remains in America.
Speaker 9: That leadership in America is what everyone in the world
Speaker 9: is using, not Chinese models, but American models. Again, this
Speaker 9: is a critical national security issue. I think, as you said,
Speaker 9: we've seen it manifest itself just recently with these thirty
Speaker 9: countries that have been infiltrated. This competition going to continue
Speaker 9: to mount, and again I say, we need to have
Speaker 9: the strength and the capacity here in America before all
Speaker 9: of the nations.
Speaker 13: And the last question, why isn't the extent of the
Speaker 13: damage done by this AI hack being made public?
Speaker 8: The full extent is this.
Speaker 1: Infomercial the fact of the hack.
Speaker 5: Doesn't it feel that way?
Speaker 1: Very weird?
Speaker 5: A senator and Douchey and Douchey having this conversation, Like,
Speaker 5: the first half of it's very interesting too. I'm going
Speaker 5: to link this on the show page.
Speaker 1: It's like it's it's kind of seems like a I
Speaker 1: like a dude in the Pentagon basement wrote a script
Speaker 1: like handed it over and was like, this is the
Speaker 1: next thing, Just do it, and he's like, isn't that dangerous? Well,
Speaker 1: I mean they floated a balloon over us.
Speaker 5: Yep, another shady narrative. Another completely I mean.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine, like you're sitting there and you're watching this,
Speaker 1: you know, just in your normal life is going by,
Speaker 1: and you're like, I gotta call Linda, Right, what's the
Speaker 1: extent of the damage of this AI? You know, we
Speaker 1: wouldn't have even known about this. You're right, we wouldn't.
Speaker 5: Luckily it's an American company. My friend, Okay, this AI,
Speaker 5: this AI is out of control. Yeah, well we'll let
Speaker 5: these guys finish, but yeah, we need no regulation. You're
Speaker 5: picking up what we're putting down here.
Speaker 9: Being made public I think is incredibly encouraging. It would
Speaker 9: never happen had this had the Chinese used their own models.
Speaker 9: The fact that we know about the hack, the fact
Speaker 9: that Anthropic is working on the fact they're talking with
Speaker 9: leaders right now about how to address it. I think
Speaker 9: that's critically important and it's a step in the right direction.
Speaker 13: Senator Haggarty, thank you so much for being here on
Speaker 13: the Sunday briefing.
Speaker 5: Okay, okay, there you go, Senator Haggarty, right there spitting
Speaker 5: just and there's a whole segment before that where it's
Speaker 5: like you've got two open invitations right there, what we
Speaker 5: like to call predictive programming for potential false flag events
Speaker 5: written just splattered like pollock painted all over that piece.
Speaker 5: It is a masterpiece of.
Speaker 1: At least it was China and not Russia this time.
Speaker 1: The Russian hackers.
Speaker 5: Well you know it's Trump two point zero, my friend,
Speaker 5: we can't do We gotta do China.
Speaker 6: Are you ready for part two?
Speaker 5: China?
Speaker 6: Yes, this gets even better. The timing on this could
Speaker 6: not be, like, you cannot make this shit up. Like
Speaker 6: right after all that happened, hesher. Literally the next day,
Speaker 6: this was all over the news. This was the newest thing.
Speaker 6: And in fact, there's a big battle about this with MTG,
Speaker 6: and then, of course we're just learning now that MTG
Speaker 6: is quitting. But there is a huge battle brewing right
Speaker 6: now over the regulation of AI and whether or not
Speaker 6: states will be to have the rights, whether or not
Speaker 6: the states in the United States of America will independently
Speaker 6: have the right to regulate AI how they see fit.
Speaker 6: Oh no, says Trump, No, no, no no, doing this
Speaker 6: on the federal level via my favorite and executive order
Speaker 6: which would block states from enforcing regulations around artificial intelligence.
Speaker 6: We will include a link to that story as well,
Speaker 6: But I just wanted to include that because I believe
Speaker 6: it adds a whole new elements, a new spin, a
Speaker 6: new layer to this bizarre onion national security. Yeah, well,
Speaker 6: you know, maybe, I mean, who knows. We're just asking
Speaker 6: questions here.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we would, you know, nothing here in the boiler
Speaker 5: room other than sharing what we see in the doom
Speaker 5: scroll with you and asking questions, sometimes questions just for
Speaker 5: a friend, you know, maybe we don't even know, we
Speaker 5: don't care, perhaps asking for a friend in many cases.
Speaker 5: All right, you guys, it has been quite a night
Speaker 5: tonight wild ride. Yet again, we talked about China's AI
Speaker 5: powered cyber attack. We talked about Thomas Massey and his
Speaker 5: whole thing with I'm not in sync with the president
Speaker 5: with regards to foreign entanglements and everything he has faced,
Speaker 5: and you'll find more about that in the Sunday Wire
Speaker 5: with Ruckus, myself and Patrick Kenninson. As a bonus note,
Speaker 5: you know, talking about government entities and their social media accounts.
Speaker 5: DHS has gone on X, the Department of Homeland Security
Speaker 5: has gone on X and said that they have changed
Speaker 5: the traffic patterns in Charlotte. Okay, so shout out to Charlotte.
Speaker 5: What do you guys think There's basically I think they're
Speaker 5: implying that their deportations have made the traffic sixty or
Speaker 5: more percent better, which I thought was interesting.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 5: Of course, we talked about MBS announcing that one trillion
Speaker 5: dollar investment into the United States and the Epstein file updates.
Speaker 5: So you know, that's what you get tonight in the
Speaker 5: boiler room, and we're gonna bug ourselves out of here. Ruckus,
Speaker 5: I'll give it to you first, and then I'll go
Speaker 5: to Bay's say rounds, final thoughts, anything you want through
Speaker 5: out there before we shut down the boiler.
Speaker 6: Room because we are we are We are just asking questions.
Speaker 6: That's what we do over at Alternate Current Radio. And
Speaker 6: you should totally check out Alternate Current Radio because Hey,
Speaker 6: speaking of questions, I have a question for everybody, who's
Speaker 6: this guy?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 6: Does anyone recognize this?
Speaker 5: Something just leaked?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 5: I think that's a leak that this is.
Speaker 6: This is not a leak. This is an actual screenshot
Speaker 6: taken from a video which you will find on Alternate
Speaker 6: Current Radio. Where is this weird bizarre figure? What is
Speaker 6: this from? Where was this screenshot? Wasn't ruckus it was mate?
Speaker 7: What is this?
Speaker 6: Mystical American Patrio Society Season four now in video?
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 6: I highly encourage folks to check it out because not
Speaker 6: only will they get to see the new spaceship, they
Speaker 6: will actually get to see the inhabitant of said spaceship
Speaker 6: and you will understand exactly what the f is going
Speaker 6: on Mystical American Patriots Society. That is Sumo right there,
Speaker 6: or you know, the Supreme Commander Sumo or whatever his
Speaker 6: official name is. That is his uniform. But yes, you
Speaker 6: can now watch Sumo and sort of Cavey in the
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Speaker 6: But I'll allow them to explain all that, So please
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Speaker 6: American Patriots Society's website which is mapsock something like that
Speaker 6: mapsock dot org. Okay, cool, but I do highly recommend
Speaker 6: everybody to check that out. It still remains one of
Speaker 6: my all time favorite podcast. It's very unique as.
Speaker 5: Far as the modern podcast go, and like stuff that
Speaker 5: we because like, if the world wasn't so nasty right now, Ruckus,
Speaker 5: myself based others of us here in the boiler, we'd
Speaker 5: be doing satire, we'd be making skits, we'd be doing
Speaker 5: shit like we used to do. But it's just so nasty,
Speaker 5: and we're lucky here Alternate Current ready to have map
Speaker 5: Sock to take care of a lot of that stuff,
Speaker 5: not in the way that we would do, in their
Speaker 5: very own way which can never be replicated. So we
Speaker 5: highly recommend thanks for bringing that up tonight, Ruckus.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and shout out to those guys. They they've they've
Speaker 6: up their game one und so good job, guys, fantastic.
Speaker 6: I've just seeing the comments and the feedback, so I
Speaker 6: think they're on the right track there. So yeah, wait
Speaker 6: to go, guys, and thank you so much for having me,
Speaker 6: because Maps is only one of my second or third
Speaker 6: favorite podcasts, next to The Boiler Room and Sunday Wire,
Speaker 6: which I both happen to be a part of now,
Speaker 6: which is fascinating to me.
Speaker 1: Can I ask you a question real quick before you
Speaker 1: got first? A while back, you brought up a book.
Speaker 1: This is a wild back. You brought up a book
Speaker 1: and you recommended it, and I finally got a copy
Speaker 1: of it. I think this was the book you were
Speaker 1: talking about. Is it Michael Crichton's micro This was during
Speaker 1: the Hawaii one one.
Speaker 6: That's the one I have not read. God damn it. No,
Speaker 6: that is not the one that I recommend.
Speaker 1: I found it, and I remember probably recommend it.
Speaker 6: If I reco If I recommended Michael Crichton to you
Speaker 6: and it wasn't a State of Fear, it would have
Speaker 6: been Prey. But I'm guessing that around that time the
Speaker 6: book that I did recommend to people would have been
Speaker 6: written by Robert Wilson Robo Apocalypse or Amped AMPED Daniel L.
Speaker 6: Wilson Amped, but he wrote Robo Apocalypse. But the book Amped,
Speaker 6: I recommend which is very similar to the one that
Speaker 6: you got there, so that might have been my recommendation.
Speaker 6: But either way, thanks again everybody. I hope you enjoy
Speaker 6: that book. I like Michael Crichton, and you guys can
Speaker 6: catch me out on Wednesday nights over at Weaponized News
Speaker 6: hosted by Sam Cheney, that is eight pm Central, Okay,
Speaker 6: and then of course whenever we do boiler Room, and
Speaker 6: then as long as I'm invited, I'll keep coming on
Speaker 6: Sunday Wire and doing the thing over there too. Cool. Yeah,
Speaker 6: at least until I go back to doing roundabout Ruckus,
Speaker 6: and God only knows what's going to happen then. But anyways,
Speaker 6: until then, read everything, listen to everybody. Don't believe anything
Speaker 6: until you prove it for yourself, but your own research.
Speaker 6: That's what Bill Cooper taught me. And that's all I
Speaker 6: gotta say.
Speaker 5: Ruckus out, all right, thanks Ruckus There he goes Bays.
Speaker 5: Do you have a new light in your room because
Speaker 5: these green sparkles are so good, they are so tasty.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm at the new crib.
Speaker 5: I'm dead.
Speaker 1: Yeah it looks very similar because it's the same you know, bookcases,
Speaker 1: but yeah, it's all new, new house. And uh, dude,
Speaker 1: check this out. Look at this check this out. If
Speaker 1: I show you this, look at this light.
Speaker 2: No way.
Speaker 1: So it was a wedding present from my lovely wife.
Speaker 5: Dude, that is awesome.
Speaker 1: That's pretty sick, right, Yeah, new lights, lots of stuff.
Speaker 1: I got this like nice galaxy light going right here,
Speaker 1: buddy gave me it puts the cosmos above me on
Speaker 1: the ceiling, which is cool for the ambiance. But yeah, man,
Speaker 1: I'm trying to get it all set up here, and
Speaker 1: thanks for let me in here. I was a little
Speaker 1: late tonight. I've been dealing with my pops, who beat cancer.
Speaker 1: By the way, I just beat it. Yeah, yeah, big time.
Speaker 1: And uh and then was on a walk and fell.
Speaker 5: On some train tracks that, oh ouch, okay, but but
Speaker 5: he's all right.
Speaker 1: A lot going on. I appreciate you guys and your
Speaker 1: support over the past month. I mean, I've I've had
Speaker 1: a I got married, we moved house. It's been great honeymoon.
Speaker 5: And you've also got a second edition of your book out.
Speaker 5: Let's get let's get a plug in for that.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So I just I promised everybody that if I
Speaker 1: you know, if I got to one hundred copies sold,
Speaker 1: that I would release a second edition. I can't believe
Speaker 1: I did, and so I worked on a second edition.
Speaker 1: Here's my book Runs and this is more pages, bigger
Speaker 1: font and it is first edition's gone. Second edition. I've
Speaker 1: sold a bunch of copies. I really appreciate it. So
Speaker 1: it's twelve bucks. It's on Amazon Runs with my name
Speaker 1: on it, and please get a copy of it because
Speaker 1: it's a great Christmas stocking stuffer. And I finally have
Speaker 1: my my royalties headed my way, which makes it official.
Speaker 1: And I am still officially or non officially the number
Speaker 1: three living Anglo Irish poet underage fifty.
Speaker 5: So I love it, you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, please get a copy of that. And yeah, I
Speaker 1: appreciate you guys, thank you so much for having me.
Speaker 1: There's been a lot going on, you know, but it's
Speaker 1: Christmas season and we know how that can go. I'm
Speaker 1: looking forward to it. It's Thanksgiving. I go on a
Speaker 1: vacation this coming week. It's good to be with family
Speaker 1: and I love you guys. By the way, shouts out
Speaker 1: to all of our friends because they're down in Florida
Speaker 1: at the Orthodox conference. So shouts out to Jay and Jamie,
Speaker 1: my friend David Patrick, carey. All my friends are down there.
Speaker 1: I wish I could be there with them, but we
Speaker 1: need to get together this coming year. You set the
Speaker 1: date and place and I'll be there, man, And I
Speaker 1: hope everybody out there just take it, take it easy.
Speaker 5: And yeah, you know, it's time to enjoy, man, it's
Speaker 5: time to enjoy the holiday season. We got Thanksgiving coming up.
Speaker 5: Hold up, hold up, wait a minute, let me go
Speaker 5: to my media assets here. No, not that, not that.
Speaker 5: Why are those not showing up? Okay, I got an idea.
Speaker 5: We'll go to this. We go, there, we go. We
Speaker 5: got Thanksgiving coming up. Make sure you subscribe to the
Speaker 5: base lit Analyzer channel on YouTube and based Ruckus and
Speaker 5: I were really hoping that we'd be able to help
Speaker 5: sell your book on the website before the holidays, and
Speaker 5: that has not panned out. So I apologized for that,
Speaker 5: but uh, we got our copies. I was waiting for
Speaker 5: second edition because I'm fucking old as ship and my
Speaker 5: eyes need the big font. And now that that's out there,
Speaker 5: I'm on it, man, I'm so honest. So yeah, we
Speaker 5: got we got, you know, turkeys coming up. Look at that,
Speaker 5: Look at look at all this stuff. Streamyard gave us
Speaker 5: Happy Thanksgiving.
Speaker 1: Look, man, the first Thanksgiving was right down the road
Speaker 1: from where I am right now, is the first. It
Speaker 1: was the first Thanksgiving. I had nothing to do with
Speaker 1: the the maize and the you know, the the exchanges
Speaker 1: and all that. It was the English came here and
Speaker 1: they thanked God for getting them here safely.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Really, I mean, what more could you want at that point? Like,
Speaker 5: here's here's the boiler room version of let me see
Speaker 5: if I can. Let's stop sharing there we go. Nope, Well, anyway,
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Speaker 1: Can I give one more shout out? I want to
Speaker 1: shout out our good friend Tristan Haggard down there in
Speaker 1: South America. We we did a couple of streams recently together.
Speaker 1: Please check those out. Cormack McCarthy. He's hopefully going to
Speaker 1: start streaming again some literary stuff, and so please check
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Speaker 5: Hell yeah, if I endorse that message one hundred million percent,
Speaker 5: like it's it's sort of a rare treat when Tristan
Speaker 5: gets on a stream these days. So I'm really glad
Speaker 5: you guys did that. Yeah, I'll let you get out
Speaker 5: of here. Man, thanks for being here tonight.
Speaker 1: Appreciate you, buddy, Love you, love you all. Peace.
Speaker 5: All right there, he goes Based lit Analyzer right there.
Speaker 5: Thanks so much everybody for being with us tonight. We're
Speaker 5: going to get out of here. It's been a interesting
Speaker 5: and wild rye, not just tonight, over the last ten years.
Speaker 5: So we'll see you again. Real soon.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 13: Go ahead and run, run home and cry to Mama.