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Speaker 3: So here we are.
Speaker 2: It is November thirteen, twenty twenty five, allegedly, according to
Speaker 2: that thing we call a calendar, this the o'celli effect.
Speaker 3: You there, and you know that already because.
Speaker 2: You found me anyway, all right, we are looking at
Speaker 2: Thor's day and I will do the call in show
Speaker 2: this week. Maybe I don't know how much participation I'm
Speaker 2: gonna want because thankfully.
Speaker 3: Be p It'll be back and that'll be that.
Speaker 2: Anyways, it is what it is. It was what it was,
Speaker 2: and it is what it's gonna be. So let's do
Speaker 2: a little snaffoo news and maybe I'll break this into
Speaker 2: two parts just because I don't feel like lecturing anybody
Speaker 2: for a full podcast.
Speaker 3: So it is what it is.
Speaker 2: And I might have a lecture in my back pocket anyway. Uh,
Speaker 2: let's see what do we got? Points of interest causing
Speaker 2: of effect If you missed it, JFK's grandson, Jack Slosburg
Speaker 2: announces a twenty twenty six run for Nadler's seat in Congress.
Speaker 3: You know, Jerry n Congressman.
Speaker 2: Nadler there, okay, so JFK's grandson Jack Slosburgh.
Speaker 3: Alrighty.
Speaker 2: Then I don't know if anybody's got thoughts on that.
Speaker 2: I really don't not somebody who thinks that, you know,
Speaker 2: it's a good idea to just pass things along to
Speaker 2: the nepos.
Speaker 3: But who knows. Maybe he learned something along the way.
Speaker 3: Maybe not.
Speaker 2: Maybe he's just going to cash in on his NEPO positioning.
Speaker 2: After all, jobs are scarce, so food snatching seagulls are
Speaker 2: more likely.
Speaker 3: To leave you alone if you shout at them. Researchers say.
Speaker 2: That's according to an AP News article, And I just
Speaker 2: found that interesting, thinking about the days of being on
Speaker 2: the Jersey shore and dropping French fries on car windows
Speaker 2: and stuff and watching them appear seemingly out of nowhere
Speaker 2: and pounce.
Speaker 3: There's something to be said for it.
Speaker 2: Anyway, AI models fail miserably as at one easy task,
Speaker 2: telling time. The phenomena sheds light on critical limitations of AI.
Speaker 2: You know, there's a lot to be said about AI,
Speaker 2: But as I keep reading through these different articles, it's like.
Speaker 3: It's the God question.
Speaker 2: You know, people think that they've created God, and yeah,
Speaker 2: they've kind of scrubbed a lot of those statements, but
Speaker 2: some of these computer geeks really do believe they created something.
Speaker 2: Of course, Elon Musk, who creates nothing, also says he
Speaker 2: creates stuff too. He can't keep groc under control. They
Speaker 2: diversify things in weird ways. Some people say it's too woke,
Speaker 2: other people say it's too stupid. And actually it's just
Speaker 2: a damn computer reflection. It's a tool, and use your heads. Now,
Speaker 2: there is currently no real personality inside of that thing.
Speaker 2: But I would argue that if you believe in the
Speaker 2: esoteric aspects of life and this reality, you might think
Speaker 2: to yourself, what kind of an entity would occupy a
Speaker 2: superpowered computer? Anyway, did anybody notice last month, by the way,
Speaker 2: that Trump canceled ninety four million pounds of food aid.
Speaker 3: Here's what never arrived.
Speaker 2: That's from an article projects pro public article. And I
Speaker 2: got to tell you, the more they investigate this, yeah,
Speaker 2: no kidding. So it wasn't just the snap benefits that
Speaker 2: everybody was arguing about. I'm not mad at this though.
Speaker 2: I realized that this is just strategic movements. I mean, look,
Speaker 2: you want to pressure people, you want to pressure your opponents,
Speaker 2: you make their constituency hungry and it works. And besides that,
Speaker 2: it was time for a reorganization. Now all those weird
Speaker 2: doze cuts and all the take in the chainsaw to
Speaker 2: the government and everything. Here's the reality after that, there
Speaker 2: needed to be reorganization. These fools can't do it while
Speaker 2: the store is still open. The reality is the government shutdown. Well,
Speaker 2: you know what, I'll get to that more later. Did
Speaker 2: you notice that the US mint is not going to
Speaker 2: print pennies? So they just did their final production after
Speaker 2: two hundred and thirty years and no more pennies.
Speaker 3: That's gone. That again according to the AP.
Speaker 2: And of course we knew about that last year, didn't
Speaker 2: we because that was one of the things that Trump
Speaker 2: signed an executive order about.
Speaker 3: And we knew about it during the campaign.
Speaker 2: It was a big point with some people, let's get
Speaker 2: rid of the useless pennies, cause you.
Speaker 3: Know, why not.
Speaker 2: But yeah, there last printing just happened. So that's that.
Speaker 2: That's again another AP news article. Gez, I got a
Speaker 2: few things from the AP this time because they gave
Speaker 2: me concise explanations.
Speaker 3: Is why.
Speaker 2: But I did other research, as I always do, and
Speaker 2: I check out other things in the article.
Speaker 3: But you know, I'm just a guy who reads stupid
Speaker 3: sources because.
Speaker 2: They're not Allfox dot com anyways, Diddy is unrecognizable with
Speaker 2: overgrown gray hair and beard.
Speaker 3: Does anybody care about Didny? I don't toad cares.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: Most women are on crazy pills, according to the Federalist
Speaker 2: dot com. And yeah, why are most women on crazy pills? Well,
Speaker 2: because yeah, can you answer that yourself?
Speaker 3: I think so.
Speaker 2: And we don't have any female audience left, just like
Speaker 2: we don't have any liberal audience left. Just like I'm
Speaker 2: slowly but surely just about ready to draden the rest
Speaker 2: of the Trump audience out of the out of the audience.
Speaker 3: And what else is there? Any who feederman?
Speaker 2: Remember that guy, the guy who's running around in sweatpants
Speaker 2: and everything, Well, he apparently took a fall at his
Speaker 2: uh at his Pennsylvania home, according to CBS News. And
Speaker 2: maybe we should take a look at that, because you know,
Speaker 2: we gotta we gotta watch out for. I mean, we
Speaker 2: got politicians that are disabled, either because they're just too
Speaker 2: damn old, or they're disabled for one reason or another.
Speaker 2: This is the guy who had all sorts of neurological
Speaker 2: issues and now is running around in sweats all the time,
Speaker 2: and everybody calls him such a rebel. But let's take
Speaker 2: a look at this from CBS News, who reported on
Speaker 2: it first. Anyway, earlier today, Washington Senator John Fetterman of
Speaker 2: Pennsylvania has been hospitalized after a fall near his home,
Speaker 2: which caused minor injuries to his face, his spokesperson said
Speaker 2: in a statement posted on social media, because that's where
Speaker 2: most Congressman statements come from anymore.
Speaker 3: Fetterman fell to the ground after.
Speaker 2: Feeling lightheaded, which was due to a ventricular.
Speaker 3: Fibrillation flare up. The statement said.
Speaker 2: Ventricular fibrillation flare up is a type of irregular heartbeat,
Speaker 2: and Fetterman is remaining at the hospital for observation, so
Speaker 2: doctors say they can fine tune his medications.
Speaker 3: So all right, he fell over because his meds was off. Hmm.
Speaker 2: Anyway, wonder what other things have happened with his meds
Speaker 2: being off outside of him being lightheaded. Who knows, he's
Speaker 2: a Democrat, so it doesn't matter. They have no power
Speaker 2: moving forward. Let's see what else say got in my notes,
Speaker 2: just to take a quick look.
Speaker 3: Should I even talk about it? Hmm? Maybe you know
Speaker 3: what I'm gonna get rid of this.
Speaker 2: They did discover a Bible though that they're calling them
Speaker 2: the Mona Lisa of Illuminated illuminated Manuscripts.
Speaker 3: That's interesting phrase goes on display in Rome.
Speaker 2: Okay, so they're putting that on display in Rome at
Speaker 2: the Vatican. And the second that the Vatican's displaying and
Speaker 2: guess what Satan Anyway, I already told you most women
Speaker 2: are on Yeah, okay, here we go. This is another
Speaker 2: interesting story. And I'm gonna read from a little bit
Speaker 2: of this AP article, which is what got me digging
Speaker 2: into AP articles for a minute. And this one is
Speaker 2: entitled cryptos Final Code Remains Unsolved. The CIA sculpture creator
Speaker 2: is auctioning the solution. Now doesn't that sound like a
Speaker 2: weird title at a weird time when we're being banged
Speaker 2: to death by the Epstein revelations and the Oversight Committee
Speaker 2: and oh my god, what did the Epstein pi? What
Speaker 2: did the Epstein emails say about Glynn? They say about Trump?
Speaker 2: I'll get to that in the next segment. But anyhow,
Speaker 2: let's see when Jim Sandborn was commissioned. This is from
Speaker 2: the AP article which is entitled One more Time Crypto's
Speaker 2: final code remains unsolved. The CIA sculpture's creator is auctioning
Speaker 2: the solution. Now, I'm going to read this slow so
Speaker 2: you understand what's going on here, because it's a weird
Speaker 2: little thing. When Jim Sandborn was commissioned to create a
Speaker 2: sculpture at CIA headquarters, he wanted to do something that
Speaker 2: spoke to its world of spies and secret codes. The
Speaker 2: result was a ten foot high, you know, a ten
Speaker 2: foot tall it says, s shaped copper screen called cryptos
Speaker 2: that resembles a piece of paper coming out of a
Speaker 2: fax machine. Let me pause, here, is this AI or
Speaker 2: is this I gotta check because is this AI or
Speaker 2: a real person? It says it's authored by Michael Casey,
Speaker 2: but they don't disclose whether AI has been added to it.
Speaker 2: Toward the end, this seems like a dumb a statement.
Speaker 2: The piece of paper coming out of a fax machine. Moron,
Speaker 2: that's probably not a fax machine. I mean it would
Speaker 2: have to be an homage to the you know, the
Speaker 2: type of graphical stuff that we used to have, right
Speaker 2: the machines where we used to get telex's or you know.
Speaker 2: It was basically like a typewriter plugged into a phone line,
Speaker 2: and these communications, these wire communications were integral and are
Speaker 2: a lot of what we end up reading when we're
Speaker 2: digging through the JFK files. A bunch of stuff was
Speaker 2: pulled off of a big, old, you know, spool of
Speaker 2: paperback in the day. But fax machines, I don't know
Speaker 2: how long were those things really in use. I gotta
Speaker 2: think about that, huh. Not as long as the damn teletype. Anyway,
Speaker 2: this person's looking at a teletype machine and they googled
Speaker 2: it and went, oh, it looks like a fax machine.
Speaker 3: That's old enough. Yikes.
Speaker 2: I mean, this guy's doing an homage.
Speaker 3: When did they say he did this? Okay?
Speaker 2: A fax machine one side features a series of staggered
Speaker 2: alphabets that are key to decoding the four encrypted messages
Speaker 2: on the other side. At the time, codes and encoding
Speaker 2: was an esoteric subject. Sandborn said, I wanted it to
Speaker 2: be less so I wanted it to be fun. Any
Speaker 2: artist's goal when they make an artwork is to have
Speaker 2: the viewer's attention for as long as possible. Now, they
Speaker 2: show you some pictures of this and that, and it's
Speaker 2: supposed to give you intrigue, you know, Cia blah, blah blah,
Speaker 2: contract contact blah blah. You know, some shaky looking old figures,
Speaker 2: this and that. Anyway, Sandborn figured the first three messages
Speaker 2: on the sculpture, dedicated in nineteen ninety and known as
Speaker 2: K one, K two, and K three, would be cracked
Speaker 2: relatively quickly, and they were. See here's my pause. And
Speaker 2: why I say if fax machine, even if it does
Speaker 2: resemble a facts machine, it was probably first meant to
Speaker 2: be a teletype thing because he does it in nineteen ninety, so.
Speaker 3: He probably worked on it for a while.
Speaker 2: And also he'd be doing an homage, a historical homage here,
Speaker 2: which has to do with decryption and decryption, you know,
Speaker 2: the cryptograms and all that. I don't think they were
Speaker 2: faxing this stuff at the CIA, just saying.
Speaker 3: Anyway. But thirty five years later, according to the article.
Speaker 2: Again, the fourth K four remains a mystery and a
Speaker 2: source of obsessive fascination among thousands of cryptospans. Okay, so
Speaker 2: just so you know, he's got four messages on this
Speaker 2: that are encoded, and people have cracked three of the
Speaker 2: four in the past thirty five years.
Speaker 3: Let's just get that straight.
Speaker 2: So anyway, one person has condacted Sanborn every week for
Speaker 2: the past twenty years trying to solve K four, and
Speaker 2: the artist received so many inquiries that he began charging
Speaker 2: fifty dollars per submission to make it more manageable.
Speaker 3: This guy got paid.
Speaker 2: I wonder how many people actually paid him the fifty
Speaker 2: bucks to ask him, you know, a question, or to
Speaker 2: ask him, Am I right?
Speaker 3: You know? Did I sell it? Anyway?
Speaker 2: Apparently nobody has, so he's trying to cash in because
Speaker 2: guess what, he's seventy nine anyway. Now, Sandborn, who at
Speaker 2: sorry age seventy nine, had a series of health scares
Speaker 2: in recent years, is auctioning off the solution to K four,
Speaker 2: anointing a new cryptos keeper whom he hopes will keep
Speaker 2: it secrets and continue interacting with followers. So what he's
Speaker 2: doing is, I'm going to sell you my fifty dollars
Speaker 2: a guest business. So how much do you think he's
Speaker 2: gotten so far? Oh, let's keep reading finding the next keeper.
Speaker 2: Boston based Our Auction launched the auction last month. It
Speaker 2: runs through November twenty, with the top bid currently at
Speaker 2: ready for this two hundred and one thousand, eight and
Speaker 2: forty one.
Speaker 3: Dollars for the Cryptos Archive.
Speaker 2: Since its installation in nineteen ninety, cryptos has become a
Speaker 2: worldwide phenomena, says Bobby Livingstone living Stunt, executive vice president
Speaker 2: at our auction K four has stumped professional cryptologists and
Speaker 2: codebreakers as well as amateurs who have tried to solve
Speaker 2: it and read the message. The winner of this archive
Speaker 2: is now going to possess the secrets of cryptos.
Speaker 3: Anyway.
Speaker 2: I'll give you the link to that article in the
Speaker 2: show notes, and I'll try and cut them down. But
Speaker 2: I got a longer statement in there, and we'll get
Speaker 2: to that, because words are tough things sometimes, and sometimes
Speaker 2: you got to know when to be best at things.
Speaker 3: Nobody can do it like me.
Speaker 4: Nobody.
Speaker 3: Nobody can do it like me, honestly. Nobody's stronger than me.
Speaker 3: Nobody has better toys than I do.
Speaker 4: Is nobody bigger or better at the military than I am.
Speaker 4: Nobody loves the Bible more than I do.
Speaker 3: Nobody builds walls better than me.
Speaker 4: Nobody's better to people with disabilities than me. Nobody's fighting
Speaker 4: for the veterans like I'm fighting for the veterans.
Speaker 5: Is nobody that's done so much for equality as I have.
Speaker 4: There's nobody more pro Israel than I am. There's nobody
Speaker 4: more conservative than me. There is nobody that respects women
Speaker 4: more than I do. Nobody would be tougher on Isis
Speaker 4: than Donald Trump is. Nobody's ever had crowds like Trump
Speaker 4: his head. There's nobody that understands the horror of nuclear
Speaker 4: better than me, and nobody even understands it for me.
Speaker 4: It's called evaluation, the sale of the uranium that.
Speaker 3: Nobody knows what it means. I know what it means.
Speaker 3: Nobody knows more about trade than me.
Speaker 4: Nobody knows the game better.
Speaker 3: Than I do.
Speaker 4: Nobody in the history of this country has ever known
Speaker 4: so much about infrastructure as Donald Trump.
Speaker 6: I know the H one B, I know the H
Speaker 6: two B. Nobody knows it better than me.
Speaker 4: Nobody knows politicians better than I do. Nobody knows more
Speaker 4: about taxes than I do.
Speaker 3: Nobody knows more about debt than I do.
Speaker 4: Nobody knows the system better than me.
Speaker 2: Okay, anyway back to it. What else do I have
Speaker 2: in my notes? Well, let's continue with the next section
Speaker 2: and then we'll take a quick break. How many ways
Speaker 2: to pay tribute to the brand? I got a little
Speaker 2: article here from Time dot Com.
Speaker 3: I got it from JP.
Speaker 2: Still he's rundown and it's called are you gaslighting yourself?
Speaker 3: Here's how to tell?
Speaker 2: Anyway, drug dealers granted clemency by Trump, sent back to
Speaker 2: prison after accusations of molesting his kids, nanny and assaulting
Speaker 2: a toddler. That's in People magazine with a Trump partner
Speaker 2: in hands, Stewart Rhade says he's rebuilding the oathkeepers just
Speaker 2: telling you. That's called MSNBC dot Com heard stirrings about that,
Speaker 2: but that's been going on like all year, ever since
Speaker 2: he signed.
Speaker 3: Those the megapardons, right.
Speaker 2: Anyway, Milannia, Trump's miss serious Amazon documentary What we know?
Speaker 3: That's in New York Magazine.
Speaker 2: That's that forty million dollar payment to do a documentary
Speaker 2: on Milania for Jeff Bezos to pay off the king. Anyhow,
Speaker 2: Trump asks Israeli president to fully pardon Net and Yahoo
Speaker 2: in the corruption trial he's currently facing. That's according to
Speaker 2: Sky News. So we went a little international there. Reuters
Speaker 2: inside the Trump's family global crypto cash machine. That's an
Speaker 2: interesting piece from Reuters dot com. The international legacies of
Speaker 2: Rupert Murdoch and Donald Trump. That is in New Yorker
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Speaker 2: and the stalling from the food programs and all this stuff,
Speaker 2: while simultaneously throwing the Great Gatsby Party and the shrimp
Speaker 2: and lobster bake or was it lobster I don't know.
Speaker 2: He had like Lobsterfest also going on as parties.
Speaker 3: Were going there.
Speaker 2: Look, this is all kind of normal, just like knocking
Speaker 2: down part of the White.
Speaker 3: House is real.
Speaker 2: It's a little drastic, but not not not all that
Speaker 2: not all that strange. You're being distracted, And I know
Speaker 2: a lot of people are gonna expect me to say.
Speaker 3: You're being distracted because of Epstein, But uh no, no, I'm.
Speaker 2: Not gonna say that. Why why it makes no sense.
Speaker 2: They're not distracting you to keep you away from Epstein, which,
Speaker 2: by the way, that's another thing I'm gonna get to
Speaker 2: in just a couple of minutes. Because they're they're they're
Speaker 2: trading the weeks now back and forth, Democrats and Republicans.
Speaker 2: Why would they behave exactly the same if they're so
Speaker 2: diametrically opposed.
Speaker 3: Oh it might.
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Speaker 2: Hey, are you finding yourself friendless? Because I gotta tell
Speaker 2: you I have been as of late. I wonder how
Speaker 2: does that work anymore? Is everybody just making friends online?
Speaker 2: Is it all just artificial, secondary and superficial.
Speaker 3: Is that all there is? At this point?
Speaker 2: I would love to see some people in Dallas. I'm
Speaker 2: getting ready to leave in less than what a week now, right?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Less than a week. And I gotta tell you, I.
Speaker 2: Don't know where friendship is at, but I don't know
Speaker 2: if I'm going to find it anytime soon.
Speaker 4: So many many friends, all of my friends, so many
Speaker 4: Steve I see over here.
Speaker 3: Marco Rubio is a very very good friend of mine.
Speaker 3: Tom Brady's a friend of mine.
Speaker 4: My friend Helton Don George Steinborn who is a good
Speaker 4: friend of mine.
Speaker 3: Howard Stern was a friend of mine. We've been friends
Speaker 3: for a long time.
Speaker 4: Friend of mine is a great manufacturer.
Speaker 3: Friend of mine's a great excavator. I have a friend
Speaker 3: who bills plants.
Speaker 4: I have friends that are reported, a friend of mine
Speaker 4: who's in law enforcement. My best friends have become fire marshals.
Speaker 4: The generals had become very good friends of mine.
Speaker 3: My bike, your friends.
Speaker 4: A friend who's a doctor, a friend he's a farmer.
Speaker 3: I know the insurance companies. They're friends of mine.
Speaker 4: Have many friends that are liberal, and I think they're
Speaker 4: wonderful people. I have friends that are wonderful business people.
Speaker 4: I have friends that are very wealthy people.
Speaker 3: Friends of mine go bankrupt.
Speaker 4: I have many, many friends or women, and I have
Speaker 4: some very smart friends.
Speaker 3: Don't agree with me.
Speaker 4: I had a friend who's a very smart guy and
Speaker 4: a very street wise guy.
Speaker 3: A friend of mine, he's a world jacket.
Speaker 4: A friend of mine who happens to be a great,
Speaker 4: great athlete.
Speaker 3: He happens to be African. And I have a friend,
Speaker 3: big guy, one of the biggest in the world.
Speaker 4: I have a friend he's a very very substantial guy, tough, tough, cookies.
Speaker 3: I better not mention their names. And two of them
Speaker 3: are friends of mine.
Speaker 2: You know, it's amazing. He's got a lot of friends,
Speaker 2: really truly truly amazing.
Speaker 1: Oh, Chili dot Com, get ready for.
Speaker 2: You know, back to the news really really quickly, I
Speaker 2: decided I wanted to look and see what the podcast
Speaker 2: statistics were like and how badly I have fallen. And
Speaker 2: it has happened pretty brutally, but.
Speaker 3: But I was amazed. You know, let me let me
Speaker 3: see who the real winners are lately.
Speaker 2: I mean, in between looking at Gallaine Maxwell getting a compy,
Speaker 2: you know, spot in the prison and whatnot.
Speaker 3: I mean, I get bored with this.
Speaker 2: I mean the stuff back in forth right now about Epstein, Epstein, Epstein.
Speaker 2: Who's talking about this guy anymore?
Speaker 3: Right? Does anybody talk about him anymore? I think they're
Speaker 3: they're doing that.
Speaker 2: But anyway, they did stop the shutdown, and a lot
Speaker 2: of people said it was over that, and it's because
Speaker 2: they're stupid. It's got nothing to do with that. Because
Speaker 2: this stuff's gonna spill out and it's gonna do nothing.
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter what it says. I mean, the Republicans
Speaker 2: are leaking stuff about Clinton, right, and it's not landing
Speaker 2: very hard because Clinton didn't go to the island. He
Speaker 2: just used the plane to go to Africa and whatever.
Speaker 2: And yeah, so is Glene gonna get a commutation off
Speaker 2: of this whatever because of the Trump mentions and look
Speaker 2: that's already been done. It's got nothing to do with
Speaker 2: what these emails say. Stop being stupid. You know they
Speaker 2: got to swear in that lady now because the government
Speaker 2: shut down. I was two days off on that with
Speaker 2: my prediction. But I mean, you know, what, what are
Speaker 2: you gonna do? What did the Epstein files say about Clinton?
Speaker 2: What do they say about Trump? What do they say
Speaker 2: about you, some of you people in the media. He
Speaker 2: was dealing with a lot of people just because he
Speaker 2: was a pederist. It doesn't mean that, you know, he
Speaker 2: wasn't dealing with a lot of different people and pushing
Speaker 2: around money and pushing around powerful guys, and you know,
Speaker 2: maybe showing up at mar a Lago and whatnot, and
Speaker 2: who knows about what emails were going on. And Michael
Speaker 2: Wolfe and his whole weird connection. He's got a I
Speaker 2: don't know, weekly podcast with The Daily Beast now inside
Speaker 2: Trump's head.
Speaker 3: He calls it.
Speaker 2: Really, I mean, this nonsense is just that nonsense. They're
Speaker 2: wasting your time. I mean, there's a real issue here,
Speaker 2: there's a real, deep, dark issue here, but.
Speaker 3: These people are not serious about getting to it.
Speaker 2: These puppets who are handing it over to the Oversight
Speaker 2: Committee and then the Republicans and the Democrats are just
Speaker 2: trading what they can.
Speaker 3: Leak versus what they can't leak. That's it.
Speaker 2: Anyway, I started talking about podcasts and that, and I
Speaker 2: want to get back to that because I got a
Speaker 2: reference link here for the top fifty podcasts in the
Speaker 2: US for the first quarter at twenty twenty five. Because
Speaker 2: even though there's lots of podcast things that are collecting,
Speaker 2: you know, the data and telling you what's the most
Speaker 2: listened to stuff there is and why and blah blah blah,
Speaker 2: most of them have a dog in the fight, and
Speaker 2: therefore their charts reflect that they push their people up
Speaker 2: to the top of.
Speaker 3: What is popular, what is okay?
Speaker 2: And I mean obviously it's it's like the modern version
Speaker 2: of talk radio. So the majority of it is dominated
Speaker 2: by right wing media and it's right wing propaganda outlets mostly.
Speaker 3: I mean, there's a whole you know, what do we got.
Speaker 2: We got The Ramsey Show, we got Bongino, Stills, Shapiro,
Speaker 2: Megan Kelly, I mean, right in a row, Tucker Carlson
Speaker 2: the top of that, I mean five, six in a row,
Speaker 2: clumps of these in the top.
Speaker 3: Fifty in the US.
Speaker 2: But who's still at the top of it, The blessed
Speaker 2: Joe Rogan experience, right, I mean, he's got top tier guests.
Speaker 2: He's not funny, but he's got top tier guests, and
Speaker 2: he is the man when it comes to podcasting. That still,
Speaker 2: according to Edison Research, which again seems to be the
Speaker 2: most neutral one out of all of them, I mean,
Speaker 2: you can get statistics that are more up to date
Speaker 2: from Apple and Spotify will tell you who.
Speaker 3: They believe in and so on and so forth.
Speaker 2: But every one of those things is influenced by somebody's
Speaker 2: you know, which dog they.
Speaker 3: Have in the fight. Anyway.
Speaker 2: The top ten read as follows, just so you know,
Speaker 2: the Joe Rogan Experience, Crime Junkie.
Speaker 6: Oh.
Speaker 2: The other thing besides the right wing propaganda o lets
Speaker 2: and populate the top podcast is, of course legacy media stuff,
Speaker 2: which you know, they used to laugh at podcasters. Now
Speaker 2: they have integrated with them and taken over the space,
Speaker 2: so you know who's actually independent, and now podcasters are
Speaker 2: doing podcasts about podcasts.
Speaker 3: Anyways, the Joe Rogan.
Speaker 2: Experience is up top. Crime Junkie is next, The Daily
Speaker 2: Call Her Daddy okay by somebody named Alex Cooper. I
Speaker 2: don't even know that one. This past weekend number five
Speaker 2: with THEO Vaughan Dateline NBC. There's your legacy media around
Speaker 2: number six, this American Life, the MPR thing right anyway,
Speaker 2: Rotten Mango, whatever the hell that is SmartLess. Now I'm
Speaker 2: on to number ten, which is New Heights with Jason
Speaker 2: and Travis Kelsey. You know when you go to look
Speaker 2: at where it, where's Candace Owens on this list? I
Speaker 2: know she's got to be here. I didn't even read
Speaker 2: it beforehand. Yeah, Candace Owens is number thirty nine. Kill
Speaker 2: Tony is number forty. That's one of those Rogan Sphere podcasts.
Speaker 2: So I mean, when you remove the Rogan sphere influence,
Speaker 2: which is immense and tremendous all the time, consistent, and
Speaker 2: even if he's not ranked number one at the moment,
Speaker 2: he's number one overall. I mean it's just by the numbers.
Speaker 2: When you remove that and you remove right wing and
Speaker 2: you remove legacy media, guess what your top fifty evaporates?
Speaker 3: Okay, I'll read up from fifty.
Speaker 2: Matt and Shane's Secret podcast is number fifty. Okay, I
Speaker 2: don't know what it is. Pardon my take. There's a
Speaker 2: little left wing love. I guess at number forty nine.
Speaker 2: The Bill Simmons podcast, the LOL Podcast. See a lot
Speaker 2: of these things are comedy based. So when you don't
Speaker 2: have comedy or politics, I mean that's all there is.
Speaker 3: Forty eight hours comes in at number forty two. Let's see.
Speaker 2: My favorite murder is number forty one. All right, The
Speaker 2: murder porn. I did forget about that, because you got
Speaker 2: about fifteen percent of that in the upper echelon as well. Anyway,
Speaker 2: Fresh Air, Course, NPR Stuff, Planet Money, NPR canceled with
Speaker 2: whoever the hell that is distractable, The Midas Touch podcast.
Speaker 2: There's a left wing outlet that is immensely monetized. The
Speaker 2: Midas Touch is at number thirty. Anyway, up first from NPR.
Speaker 2: NPR again, I guess that's gonna go away because NPR
Speaker 2: is busted on that.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: Oh, here's the Breakfast Club. I forgot about that. iHeartRadio podcasts. See,
Speaker 2: that's the other entity that does get to bless some
Speaker 2: of this, but they're only allowed to sprinkle a little bit.
Speaker 3: In telling you when you take away right wing propaganda.
Speaker 2: Legacy media. Okay, oh, best Friends is number seventeen. I'm
Speaker 2: just dancing around this now. That's another comedy podcast.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So between comedy and politics, legacy media, the blessed and
Speaker 2: placed media, and the rogan sphere, which, by the way,
Speaker 2: all these things are not necessarily mutually exclusive. That's what
Speaker 2: the top fifty podcasts look like. Just with that, I'm
Speaker 2: scanning back and forth. According to Edison, who I believe
Speaker 2: honestly collects the data. But if you take a look
Speaker 2: at any of these other organizations, they're either owned by Apple,
Speaker 2: who has a stake in it, or they're owned by Spotify,
Speaker 2: or they're owned by you know, iHeart Rate or whatever
Speaker 2: some way or other, they're highly influenced and that changes
Speaker 2: their charts. But the neutral by the numbers charts.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'll read you the top ten one more time.
Speaker 2: The Joe Rogan Experiences number one, Crime Junkie number two,
Speaker 2: the Daily number three, Call Her Daddy number four. This
Speaker 2: past weekend with theo Von number five, Dateline, NBC number six,
Speaker 2: This American Life number seven, which apparently moved up eight
Speaker 2: spots this week for no reason. Rotten Mango number eight.
Speaker 2: It moved up four spots this week for no apparent reason.
Speaker 2: Let's see smart Less it moved down too spots. Is
Speaker 2: at number nine and New Heights with Jason and Travis
Speaker 2: Kelcey up by nine okay to the number ten slot,
Speaker 2: but generally speaking the up rachelon once again. The top one, two, three, four,
Speaker 2: top six have not moved in this quarter from last quarter,
Speaker 2: and again this is the first quarter at twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: I'm sure that there's a little bit of a shuffling
Speaker 2: in between now and then, but reliable numbers having been
Speaker 2: collected from somewhere.
Speaker 3: It's difficult to say.
Speaker 2: Almost making its appearance in the top fifty is Matt
Speaker 2: and Shane's Secret Podcast at number fifty. Host Matt mccuster
Speaker 2: and Shane Gillis's comedy podcast began with video podcasts on Spotify.
Speaker 2: Gillis continues to gamer attention, most recently hosting Saturday Night
Speaker 2: Live for a second time and as part of a
Speaker 2: high profile pop up show with Zach Bryan.
Speaker 3: Before the Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: The podcast show Rancor is derived from data collected continuously
Speaker 2: during the first quarter of Yeah, okay anyway.
Speaker 3: That's where we're at.
Speaker 2: That's where it stands, and that's where it'll continue to stand.
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Speaker 2: trail of traumatized soldiers, with suicides also.
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Speaker 2: I covered the top fifty podcasts. I don't even want
Speaker 2: to read the gas lighting article because nobody cares. And
Speaker 2: here's the fact that, even though I unplug and play
Speaker 2: as best I can, I understand that any attempt to
Speaker 2: reveal the truth to people that don't really want it
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Speaker 2: else do I have to clean up? Do I want
Speaker 2: to read Epstein articles and tell you about what's in
Speaker 2: the emails and the details? Not really, because I just police.
Speaker 2: We already knew this stuff. If you listen to all media,
Speaker 2: you knew this already. What's the difference.
Speaker 3: A we're going to argue over who leaked what?
Speaker 2: And by the way, this is some oversight leaking back
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Speaker 2: being honor less.
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Speaker 2: I am too busy digging into other things and being stupid.
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Speaker 2: you are the effect.
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