Speaker 1: Cool, Broken Simulation, Broken Simulation, Sam.
Speaker 2: Yeah, welcome to Johnny wood Presents. Broken Simulations starring Johnny Woodard.
Where in it?
Speaker 1: Oh are we?
Speaker 2: Johnny?
Speaker 3: There's word on the streets are talking that you hate
when I do that? True or false?
Speaker 2: Hey?
Speaker 1: What when I do?
Speaker 2: It's Johnny Woodard Presents starring Johnny Woodard.
Speaker 1: Oh no, I got over that a long time ago.
Speaker 2: So you would love it now? So you like it
makes you horny?
Speaker 1: We used to have some back and forth on it.
As you recall, Johnny, does it make you horny? It's
just part of the furniture now, you know. It's like
the wallpaper, Johnny makes you horny? It doesn't make me horny.
Speaker 2: Johnny, you get so horny when I say that.
Speaker 1: No. No, By the way, Buddy's wife just had in
the comments, just had a baby, So congratulations to that.
Speaker 2: Congratulations. What's the name of the baby, Johnny Bumfardo Bumfardo?
Oh my god, that would be the gray thing of
all time.
Speaker 1: No, that's someone if you're the person who had the baby.
Speaker 2: What's the name of your baby?
Speaker 3: I think they named it Sam after me. No matter
if they say it's not named after me. We all
know it's named after me.
Speaker 1: And I apologize for my voice pricked up.
Speaker 2: Everyone's talking about Johnny. You're not sick.
Speaker 1: This is your seductive voice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Johnny had guests over to his Pablo Escobar house
and he just ran him into the ground.
Speaker 1: Guys, she comes with her. My sister's pregnant, and she
caught a cold and gave it to me.
Speaker 2: Johnny's sisters so hot? How did that happen? Johnny? What's
your sister so hot?
Speaker 1: And you're just Johnny, You're such a You're such a weirdo.
Speaker 2: Johnny's your friends all want to come over just to
say hi to your sister.
Speaker 1: Because she's younger than I am. Dude, Okay, so what
how much you friends are files?
Speaker 2: Well, Johnny, at one point you were under eighteen years.
Speaker 1: Old, right, but she was like ten or something.
Speaker 2: Okay, how how old? How old are you when she
was ten?
Speaker 1: She she's seven seven, six or seven years younger than I.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, Really that's crazy. Your parents took some
time off.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't think she was on purpose? Yeah, Johnny, Yeah, yeah,
what do you think? What do you think about this
pre trial stuff with Tyler Robinson?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, Johnny can before we get into that,
can we talk about rest in peace? Mitch McConnell and
your turtle neck especially dead.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh I just woke up. Yeah are you sure?
Speaker 2: I am?
Speaker 3: That's what Twitter is saying. And I trust everything on
Twitter one hundred percent.
Speaker 1: It's not on the news.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, it says h pamphlet says breaking Mitch McConnell,
longtime publican, sending leader dead.
Speaker 2: At eighty four.
Speaker 4: Share it, Share it.
Speaker 2: You share it? Johnny?
Speaker 1: You think you know me? To homies?
Speaker 2: You think you know me? Homie?
Speaker 1: What in the chat? Give your give your vote now
whether Sam has been duped by fake news or or
it's real?
Speaker 2: Okay, Okay, there we go.
Speaker 1: You're bringing it up.
Speaker 2: I just put it. Okay, hold on, dude, be f
and cool, bro. Share there it is.
Speaker 1: I trust pamphlets, pamphlets, ce pamphlets.
Speaker 2: See yeah, that's I I trust, and I trust.
Speaker 1: You with a Y at the end. I've never even
heard of pamphlets.
Speaker 2: But I mean, dude, dude, how unloyal is his chick?
Dude like she just like, Hey, he's dying. Can I
come home now? I've been banging this turtle for years?
Can we wrap it?
Speaker 5: Up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not sure. This isn't official source of news, Johnny.
Speaker 2: It's official if it's on Twitter, it's official. When you
look a.
Speaker 1: Look at the sub comment that they commented, it said
Mitch McConnell's health uncertain after being found dead. That's funny.
I guess they're like a joke Twitter. But now, I mean,
what what is your now your instincts were terrible about
about Yahoo? What do you think about what do you
do you think McConnell because I think it's much more
likely McConnell is dead.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think he could be total or like you.
Speaker 1: Know, on death doorstep and they're just trying to bet
he's been holding on by his fingernails for years. That
guy to power, Yeah, I mean, dude.
Speaker 2: And then it's just wife said, oh he's he's dead,
time to go.
Speaker 1: Well the thing did you see that? I think it
was a TMZ tweeted that his wife is getting new
flooring done in the DC house while he's you know,
here it is. And then this may be some evidence
to the contrary, or they're just keeping up appearing is
or they already had a contract. But here this is
from TMZ d C TMC d C. I guess they
have someone on watch. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, they're getting ready to sell it.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, it could be right, Yeah, good point, they're
getting ready to sell it. Is there there takeaway from
that was that he's getting new flooring, but it could
just be that they're looking at swatches for the new whoever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they take the old people house and flip it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, totally.
Speaker 2: You think Mitch McConnell has plastic over his seats, over
his furniture like old people like to do so in
case they pooped themselves.
Speaker 1: Well, it's for all the sacrifices you know you need.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's true. It's going dexter, Like why why put
out just have it there all the time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they just yeah, they keep it covering.
Speaker 2: I'm liking that. I'm liking that.
Speaker 1: So now the hope of every person, uh who's not
fully black pit pilled is that that we could get
Thomas Massey in that seat as the senator.
Speaker 3: I mean would that would that would one hundred percent
be the most not like just f with everybody stuff dude, right,
it just would be the craziest thing.
Speaker 1: Now he would have now here, he would have to
be h he would have to be named by the president. Right,
the president would have to pick him. Right, And because
they don't do like a like a like a snap
election or something. Am I correct?
Speaker 2: Oh shit, then he's never getting in.
Speaker 1: Oh here it is right here? Okay, Kentucky's special election,
So they would have a special election. Kentucky's special election
process for Senate vacancies, enacted in twenty twenty four, is untested,
and the timing of a special election, right, let's go, dude,
let's test it general election is somewhat unclear. The governor
is required to notify local officials fifty six days before
the special election must occur, and candidates must be nominated
at least forty nine days prior to the So, yeah,
they would have a snap election.
Speaker 2: I nominate Johnny. I nominate Johnny.
Speaker 1: I don't live in Kentucky, Unfortunately.
Speaker 2: You can move there real quick.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm sure there's some requirement for that. Well, the
governor being a Democrat. I think people can run though, right,
like the guy says, the governor is a Democrat.
Speaker 6: But and I run, I run so far away, get
away with job Sam.
Speaker 2: Thank you, dude. That's my that's what I bring on
the show. People like, this is Johnny Show. Okay, it's
Johnny Show.
Speaker 3: But guess what what I do on the show is
I sing songs.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's my role.
Speaker 1: You're a great singer, I really am. I don't people
don't know that about you.
Speaker 2: Man. The chicks are going crazy for Johnny in the
fucking comments.
Speaker 1: Okay, they're so horny for you, Johnny. I gotta share
this on YouTube.
Speaker 2: Here.
Speaker 1: We're gonna try to get back to a regular day
for the show.
Speaker 3: By the way, folks, someone just said we're getting copyright
I don't even know what.
Speaker 1: That means because of our beautiful singing.
Speaker 2: Man ride in Johnny's jock right.
Speaker 1: Now, because you know, because because of how how close
are singing as to the actual record. They're worries.
Speaker 3: Oh so you're saying my singing isn't good so you
lied to me two seconds ago.
Speaker 1: No, they're saying that we're going to get a copyright strike.
Do you not know the joke that I made up
like three years ago that we say.
Speaker 2: I think I made that joke up.
Speaker 1: You didn't. You started saying it after I did made
it up. Okay, everybody knows that that's mine and we
are live talking.
Speaker 2: We are live, guys.
Speaker 1: Hold on just a second. All right, I'm sharing this.
We're letting people just join us. The people are coming
into the room now. So do you want to talk
about the Tyler Robinson thing?
Speaker 2: Like, sure, Johnny, Yeah, I mean it's it's Johnny.
Speaker 3: Let me just say something really quick, and it's something
I say all the time.
Speaker 2: This is the but this is the greatest.
Speaker 3: Example of nonlinear warfare I've ever seen in my life.
Both sides are convinced they're right. Every piece of evidence
comes out, both sides says it fits their narrative. No
matter what happens, they think it's it's either a cover
up or it's good for their side.
Speaker 2: It's crazy to.
Speaker 4: Me, dude.
Speaker 2: And and you know my opinion is this.
Speaker 3: I don't know what happened, but if you you know,
we've studied false flags a lot over the almost ten
years our show has been on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's called watching the news. They're all false flags.
Speaker 3: It's not only just watching the news, but also talking
to people who've written books and done deep dives and
analyzed all the information that come to conclusion that this
is a patsy. Like you know, I read the John
Lennon book. I loved that book. It was like crazy,
I loved it, and that book analysis was like he
was a Patsy.
Speaker 2: He was basically programmed. So these people that.
Speaker 3: Are just like, oh, it's over there, you know, it's
like it's like, I don't.
Speaker 2: Know, Johnny.
Speaker 3: It's like this weird thing where like Connie, you make
a bet on with somebody, right, and then they're always
quick to say it's over because they know if it
goes too long, they're gonna lose.
Speaker 2: So like at the at the do you know what
I'm saying, Like, at that it's simple, yeah, oh that's done,
it's done.
Speaker 3: You're like, dude, has it, No, it's done, it's done.
It's give me my five dollars, right, you know. So
it's like that's how I feel about the people who
are like, oh, Tyler Robinson did it. Ja Dana's one
of them too. It's like incredible, dude.
Speaker 1: So you know for sure though, without how could you know.
Speaker 3: Okay, Johnny if you go Sam, if you had to
like kind of guess right now, like.
Speaker 2: What it is at at at the.
Speaker 3: I don't know how to say least or most At
the least, he could have been there, and and and
it went on, and they're pinning it on him. But like,
like literally, guys, there's a lot of people in the
comments section here, if you ever have a moment, you
want to watch a really great movie. It's older, but
it's great. It's called Arlington Road. I mean, this is
the exact plot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then then you see at the end, like
everybody that was manipulating is on the news acting like
they're just students and shit like that. That's so I
think that's at the least, at the most he's completely
being set up. So that's my pinion. I don't think
this guy possible.
Speaker 1: He wasn't even there.
Speaker 3: He's getting set up. I mean, Johnny, there's a real
part of me that that thing.
Speaker 2: You know, we always talk about MK ultra sex Kids
with Erica Kirk and.
Speaker 3: All these elite women, you know, uh, you know, the
first lady being a professional hooker, and now she's the
first lady. Like I think everyone at that level is
at some point MK ultra sex kid.
Speaker 2: They're basically used. I mean Mitch McDonald's Chinese bitch.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, totally.
Speaker 2: Right the minute he's about to go out, she's like,
I'm back in China.
Speaker 1: Dude, it's the oldest uh play in the playbook, right,
the sex Kit.
Speaker 3: But but Johnny, we're entering a NewSpace MK Ultra transsex Kittens.
Speaker 1: Well that's for that's for your gen z ye.
Speaker 3: But there's some real things, dude, that you start to
go like because everything's like they got they got a
hold on one second, my hyphones, they got they got
Twiggs DNA on this, they got Twiggs DNA on it,
and it's always Twiggs DNA. And then you then, Johnny,
do you see the thing? Let me see if I
can find it for you. It's not exact, Johnny, but
it's like the writing samples they compared old writing samples
of Johnny.
Speaker 2: You honestly your your thumbnail work is fire right now, dude.
Speaker 1: Oh, it's just I've given it over to AI. I'm
afraid to say.
Speaker 2: Because hey, dude, it's a tool, Johnny.
Speaker 1: It is a tool.
Speaker 2: Johnny.
Speaker 3: Will you look this up real quick. This is from
Jesse on Fire real quick. Before you show that real quick.
Speaker 1: That's just the DNA thing here telling me I don't
see you don't have enough?
Speaker 2: Just be could you?
Speaker 1: If you're gonna tell me to take something down, have
something up?
Speaker 3: You got no, but here this is we'll get into it.
So this this is a big thing, right right, it
is right.
Speaker 2: So this is.
Speaker 3: Twigs writing handwriting over here. This is tw this is
Tyler Robinson confessional. Note they're saying it looks very similar.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And that's what I'm saying, is like, why are
they giving this guy immunity?
Speaker 2: Why does Twig get immunity?
Speaker 1: I mean, I know why, they'll say, but.
Speaker 2: Right, they'll say, because she is a key witness.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and he's one they.
Speaker 2: Can put him there.
Speaker 3: But everything that puts Tyler anywhere is based on Twig.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And here's here's the DNA or what a weird
name by the way, Twigs.
Speaker 3: No, that sounds like the most tranny name I've ever
seen heard of my life.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just bizarre.
Speaker 2: You probably has to do with her fucking tranny dick.
Speaker 1: Like Item seven, the towel wrapped around the rifle in
the woods had DNA samples ninety five percent to Tyler Robinson,
but also that that Twigs DNA is on there. Screwdriver
DNA samples eighty nine percent to Robinson, eleven percent to Twigs.
And you know there was this lady mentioned other DNA items.
If you don't just want a brief snippet of that,
this is what that sounds like. If you don't, if
if you're not following it closely, this is the pre
trial evidence.
Speaker 3: In trans He's a furry, aren't they all transferrees?
Speaker 1: It's something, it's something in that ballpark. I mean, but
so if you're not falling home. This is the pre
trial evidentiary hearing, like where they have to convince a
judge essentially that there is reason to go to trial.
You know that there's evidence against this person, and it
sounds like, I mean, it's a no brainer that they're
going to convince the judge. Because the judge was in
there like dramatically reacting. I don't know if you saw.
Speaker 7: That that they both had mixtures.
Speaker 4: Excuse me, yes, items seven and eight, and you're.
Speaker 7: Testing the of these items that they both had mixtures,
and you stayed, I want to make sure I understood this.
You stated, I believe that the minor sample, the minor contributor,
was less than twenty percent, and that it was backtually
five percent. In the ratio is five percent to ninety
five percent for.
Speaker 1: One of the samples.
Speaker 4: Yes, do you remember that?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 7: Does that mean the five percent was from Twigs and
the nine percent that that ninety five percent is assumed
from the defender? The the Robinson.
Speaker 8: Why the statistic twigs is DNA profile aligned with the
five percent contributor and mister Robinson's DNA profile aligned better
with the ninety contributor aligned better?
Speaker 2: Aligned better?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it doesn't make any sense, bro.
Speaker 2: The way the whole thing is bullshit.
Speaker 1: Why does this attorney sound this attorney in this massive trial.
Speaker 2: Because he doesn't know what to call time? Is he
the defended because he's not technically on trial yet, but
the guy can defend. It took him up.
Speaker 1: It took him a minute to ask us.
Speaker 2: You just tell his heads going through the rolodex of words.
Speaker 1: Tommer, I am sick. I'm not trying to make my
voice sound more mass.
Speaker 3: Johnny's Johnny's getting transitioned to more of a man.
Speaker 1: Yee, I'm getting a third testicle put in people don't
know about. Yeah, I'm gonna have three balls. Some people
get there topped. I'm getting another one put in. Get ready?
Uh but yeah, so it there's it's weird. And then
did you see the judge reacting. He was watching the
video and he was like, uh, I mean he seems
like an actor almost, this judge.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, just like the Els Jones trial.
Speaker 1: Let me see if this is yes, yes, precisely, yeah,
this is our judge right here. I assume he will
be the judge to fault the trial. I'm not totally
sure about that though it might not be the case.
But there's just I mean, look at him. He looks
straight out of casting.
Speaker 2: Dude. Yeah, he's like, dude, I was once on days
of our days of our lives, our lives.
Speaker 9: Yeah, play this video only on the monitors and their
sound associated with it as well.
Speaker 2: You may proceed.
Speaker 10: These were the videos that we're rolling like.
Speaker 3: Like, how many people are literally watching t P s
U TP us A right now?
Speaker 2: Like how many people are watching them?
Speaker 1: What do you mean by that?
Speaker 3: Like, like, why would you get your your trial coverage
from somebody associated with it?
Speaker 2: It's like O. J. Simpson's son breaking down. O J.
Speaker 1: Simpsons, We're gonna watch Kim Kardashian.
Speaker 2: So they say the OJ's DNA, which I'm I have
very similar DNA.
Speaker 3: Fun fact, fun fact all over the knife, all over
the knife all over the knife.
Speaker 1: So this is we're not going to see obviously the
the video of Kirk, but we're gonna see that.
Speaker 2: We're not going to watch that. Johnny, I don't care
how many times you.
Speaker 1: Jack watch him. What do you say watching like the
shirts there? I can't it's his big moment, dude, he knows.
Speaker 3: Dude, he is so judging though right now I wouldn't
DoPT this guy as a full beard.
Speaker 2: By the end of this.
Speaker 1: Trial, Oh dude, he's gonna he's gonna his Instagram is
gonna be out there getting heat.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're gonna be getting heat. Find out he's he's
banging like fucking trial groupies.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, he's Taylor Swift. He's cheating with Taylor Swift,
is what it turned out. Boy, that's that's something. What's
the girl's name that just broke up with Jack Antonoff?
Speaker 2: I don't know who Jack anton Jacket Antonov.
Speaker 1: Is, Well, look what's her name? Anyway?
Speaker 2: Oh that explains this meme. I saw this guy really
Jacket ann Off.
Speaker 1: Margaret Quality. Yeah, yeah, this guy's gonna be dating Margaret Qualley.
Speaker 2: Who is that?
Speaker 1: You know she? Did you watch that movie with Demi
Moore where.
Speaker 2: You have to do, say Demi Moore, and I'm.
Speaker 1: Out, what's that horror? It's really good, it's crazy. She
starts to get injections to like the younger version of her.
Speaker 2: So she's a young chick again.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the young The girl that played the young chick
is Mark Qualley.
Speaker 2: Oh, Johnny, thank you. You love your young starlits Johnny.
Speaker 1: Well she's not. I mean she's like thirty.
Speaker 2: Now, well that's still young, Johnny.
Speaker 1: So this is pretty interesting. Owen Benjamin pointing out some
similarities between the Robinson situation and the Thomas Crown affair,
which is I mean it's a little it's a little
out there, but.
Speaker 2: All right, we're all about out there. Let's go.
Speaker 1: I think there's something interesting here. It's a parallel at
the very least.
Speaker 2: I mean, Johnny, Yeah, the Thomas Crowd affair is is
a movie? Is that what that is?
Speaker 1: It's a I think it's a book and then a film.
Speaker 2: Okay, I mean, dude, this is exactly like the MLK.
It's so funny.
Speaker 11: Dude.
Speaker 3: Michael Suriaf for whatever his fucking name is, is like, oh.
Speaker 2: Dude, the MK, Martin Luther King got oh dude, I
didn't even think about that. Martin Luther King was shot
with the same gun. It didn't explode.
Speaker 3: I go, and Martin Luther King's guy, James old Ray
was a patsy, and that the government was found guilty
of the assassination.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm wrong. By the way, the original film was
just the first film, the Steve McQueen film, the old one,
and then they did a novelization of that film, and
then there was the remake in the nineties.
Speaker 2: Oh, I say that again.
Speaker 1: There was There was a Steve McQueen movie, The Thomas
Crown Affair in like the sixties, and then they did
a novelization of that where they take a movie and
make a book out of it, and then they redid
it in the nineties with Pierce Brosnan.
Speaker 2: Dude, has that ever happened where a movie becomes a book? Oh?
Speaker 1: They do it all the time, especially with like the
Star Wars movies and stuff. Yeah, they take the scripts
and turn them into books. Yeah, very common, especially for
like big properties like that. And they used to do
it way more like like Tarantino did it with Once
upon a Time in Hollywood. It's pretty common, all right,
let's do it.
Speaker 2: The Thomas Crown Affair, gray overcoat, bring up the lovey
and the big one.
Speaker 1: I'm worried about copy right here, I might speed this
up a little bit.
Speaker 2: Johnny, why are you copyrighting us?
Speaker 4: That's how does law enforcement profile?
Speaker 12: Somewhere he goes a walking their day, the other not
the ring sunglasses, the start their rang quietly.
Speaker 4: Coming up the stairs.
Speaker 13: As the presentation is being shown to the public today,
I realized that they just ran that script ship.
Speaker 14: So these people run scraps. So the script with the
Thomas corn Affair.
Speaker 2: Ship's an.
Speaker 4: Images like you have. These guys are bullets seeing this
one video.
Speaker 15: It's the same you want no that you want no.
Speaker 4: They knew you were going to the train. Oh ship,
they're going for the staircases.
Speaker 1: Then we got four forced to keep traffic.
Speaker 2: Believe you writing my steps? Oh man.
Speaker 3: I see what he's saying, dude. I see what he's saying, dude,
I see what he's saying around to He's so fucking right.
Speaker 2: Look at the look at the john No no shadow.
Then this guy's jumping off the roof with a gun
in his pants and it bends like I mean, dude,
it's so obvious what they're doing own.
Speaker 1: Benjamin points, Yeah, credit him for that. That's old.
Speaker 2: Benjamin points.
Speaker 1: He's on the something there? What else is going on?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Now do you think what do you the person you
see in the video?
Speaker 16: What?
Speaker 1: Who do you think think that the like where he's
walking with the stiff lag that they say is the
rifle down his pants? Who is that person? Do you think?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Johnny, real quick, fuck, I gotta find this, dude, I
want to find a video. I mean, dude, it could
be freaking twigs, it could be literally twigs. And then
there's another picture Johnny who Everyone's like, ask who this
guy is? Okay, and it's like three dudes in a picture.
Here it is, Johnny, Johnny, you have to see this shit.
It's crazy, dude. I showed it on Premium content last night.
Speaker 2: Oh god, I got the burps.
Speaker 1: You got the squeaks, you got the Zen Squeaks, bro Zen.
Speaker 17: Squeaks, Come on now, Zen Squeaks, come on now, Gomo go.
Speaker 2: Here it is Johnny. You're gonna watch this, dude. This
is crazy and it's almost like, why even do that?
Watch this, Johnny, You're gonna get so rock hard when
you watch this, Johnny Am, I gonna.
Speaker 4: Get rock hard like Blue Shoe rock cards.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: You, we'll hold out because we're gonna talk about that
in just a second.
Speaker 2: Hold on, here we go play that eleven three am.
And we're told.
Speaker 18: This should be unedited footage. If it's edited, they should
have told us. Luckily, the online sleuths picked up on it.
Here is your footage. Notice the timestamp in the top
left eleven fifty three twelve.
Speaker 2: So this starts off very simple, you're like a big deal,
and then it gets crazy. Dude, don't watch Tyler Robinson
on this first rundown. Look only at this shadow over
here on the right. Don't watch anything else. We'll watch
this a couple of times. So don't feel like you
need to watch Tyler Robinson right now. Just watch the shadow.
Just watch the shadow. Just watch shadow, dude, Just watch
it at it. Did you see it? Yep? Did you
see the shadow jump all at once? And that doesn't
seem that much. That doesn't seem like a shadows don't
do that.
Speaker 1: That's not how shadows move.
Speaker 2: But it's not even the craziest part. So why does
the shadow move? Is the shadow move? Now? Notice this car. Now,
look only at this. This is the craziest car. Watch
this the white car. Watch it goes, it goes, It goes,
it goes, it disappears, it disappears. It entered a wormhole.
Speaker 18: Ladies and gentlemen, the white car entered a wormhole.
Speaker 2: It goes, it goes, it goes, it's gone. How about
the how about the car?
Speaker 18: Onlyson doing here? And there's an obvious jump cut. We'll
look at the timestamp in just a second. But just now,
look only at Tyler Robinson.
Speaker 2: What is he doing? He's playing with his phone.
Speaker 1: With his right hand this time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that's the worst phone with his right hand, Johnny,
that's very important because pictures showed Tyler Robinson working with
his left hand.
Speaker 18: Yeah, this time, I'll go to the timestamp in the
upper left. It's eleven fifty three and twelve seconds, eleven
fifty three, fourteen, eleven thirty three, fifteen sixteen seventeen eleven
fifty three, eleventy four to thirty three. Oh, we lost
a minute sixteen, We lost a minute sixteen?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 18: Why did we lose a minute sixteen? Why don't offer
his life? Why we're trying to figure out this problem why.
Speaker 4: That's a problem.
Speaker 1: Dude, if they if that really, if they're trying to
say that it's all there, I'm sure they'll come up
with some excuse. But that's weird. Bro, did you see
this too?
Speaker 2: This is pretty honest, So we need the chime stamp
of that video. We dude, you nearly had it. He
literally right out the times they might.
Speaker 1: Have typed that before he read that part. Uh, this
is this is also pretty interesting.
Speaker 19: First, some background on Tom sra This is Crazy YouTube.
He has over one point five million subscribers. He puts
out long form documentary style videos about online controversies, mostly
to do with internet and gaming culture, and that is
clearly how this person found him. In September, he covered
Charlie's murder in a forty minute video that he posted
to YouTube.
Speaker 20: Watch who was actually behind the assassination? A whole day
and a half after the shooting on the evening of
the eleventh. The pictures of the cap and dark glasses.
Speaker 2: By the way, that looks a lot like this third
Guide picture and twit.
Speaker 20: Other people sent the picture to their chat, jokingly remarking
that it looks like Tyler and asking him where he
was at Tyler responded, saying that his doppelganger did it,
to which someone else sarcastically replied.
Speaker 1: Tyler killed Charlie.
Speaker 20: Clearly, the mere concept of Tyler doing such a thing
was something his acquaintances wouldn't even consider. He was a
seemingly intelligent guy, as his mother proudly bragged on Facebook
about his four point zero GPA. He was a mild
mannered indoorsman who gamed a lot, and although he wasn't
a Republican like the rest of his family, he also
wasn't even registered to vote and didn't express his opinions
that month.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's just crazy to me.
Speaker 3: Outside of these paid shills telling you that they are
that the case is shut.
Speaker 2: Uh, I mean, come on, like, what are we doing here?
Speaker 1: It's also, I mean, there's so much weird about this,
isn't there There's just so much weird. Do you think,
Oh I wanted to play this, well.
Speaker 2: Play it, Johnny, We're dangerous.
Speaker 1: I don't want to show that now it's just his family.
I don't want to show his family. No.
Speaker 2: But here's the thing. Some brings us up. The unholy
Pasoli okay Utah is literally a CIA headquarters.
Speaker 3: Now let's go back to Q and we all know
Q was Operation Trust. And again I say this all
the time, the point of Operation Trust is to tell
you the truth so they can herd all the skeptics
into a corner and pacify them, right.
Speaker 1: A useless version of the truth. It's almost like an inoculation,
you know, just a little truth.
Speaker 3: I mean, the people fall Q know all about servers,
know about the Ukraine, know all about Jeffrey Epstein, know
all this shit, know all that forever.
Speaker 2: Okay. In the Q drops, they talk about how.
Speaker 21: Utah is its own like world.
Speaker 3: And its own judicial system. They play by their own rules.
They're not part of the national scene there. It's its
own like reality. So now we go and we go
back to the bricks and twigs, bricks and figs, yeah,
bricks and minifigs. And we go back and we look
at what happened with that fucking case and how those
two guys from Bricks and Minifigs go to uh Utah
and the Utah cops are literally like, this is Utah.
We played different here, yeah, okay, And they're literally talking
about framing this guy. They do a swat, they do
all this shit they get them out of traffic ticket
that didn't even work. They don't serve the papers when
legally they're supposed to, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, well, I mean they were. There's so much
wrong with the guy just he they went to mediation
and now he can talk about it again. So he
put out I'm talking about reckless reckless.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he put out I haven't seen episode.
Speaker 1: I watched it. He put out another video where he
again shows I mean just how they're lying.
Speaker 22: Uh.
Speaker 1: It's funny because coffee Zilla did a pretty good video.
It seems like there's maybe not as much money at
stake as as reckless bend Uh told everyone he kind of,
you know, inflated the numbers, which he even admits a
little bit, but they're still lying. And the bigger, the
bigger worry now for most people, I think, is the
way the police treated the whole thing, you know what
I mean. It's like it's like, uh, it's just that
kind of good old boy system. You know. It reminds
me so much about what they used to you know,
what they used to say about the South. You know,
if you accept everybody who's in the church as part
of the Mormon Church is part of this kind of clique,
So I don't I mean, let me see if I
can find the last thing on the Robinson thing. I
just want to show you this someone some guy went
out there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, like, like the notion that the Utah
wouldn't wouldn't do this is fucking nuts.
Speaker 1: Did you see this? So this is they're using this
to illustrate that Tyler Robinson is likely a bit taller
than then they say he's five ten, but the surveillance
this guy went and matched the surveillance angle and found
that he's taller. Yeah, well over six feet. So interesting
there too. It's just everything points to some funny business here,
although I know I did see no.
Speaker 3: Also, Candice Owns did a whole thing on it, you know,
and take it for what it is. But she's like this,
this hearing right now is happening. So what happened was
the jaw the court put this hearing on, and the
defense who By the way, nobody's been talking about this.
There are people in Tom Tyler Romson's defense team that
has connections to the Security Team or TPUSA, like their relatives.
Speaker 1: They also have connections to Ben Shapiro, which was a
crazy thing that came out this week.
Speaker 3: Real quick, before you get into that, I just want
to say it's Canason's things. So most of the stuff
that they're arguing right now, the defense hasn't been able to.
Speaker 2: Look at any of the actual data and everything is
just base. So if the FBI says this is how
it is and.
Speaker 1: To at this point, they don't have to do any
of that. It's all just show them what you got
and decide if it goes to trial, then you know
you'll have proper like.
Speaker 3: Hold on this is this is a super chat, but
it's it's very relevant right now. I don't I don't
know if Fiz Marley's telling the truth here. I'm not
saying you're a liar, buddy, but we got a lot
of people saying crazy shit in the comments section.
Speaker 2: But this would be nuts if the judge from the
legos is the same for.
Speaker 1: Charlie, Well what judge from the lego thing like, because
they're in mediation right Like, I don't think.
Speaker 2: Well, you know the one who did all the Maybe,
I don't know, we'll ask this this Marley. Are you
telling the truth? Are you telling the truth?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 23: I know?
Speaker 1: Does anybody know this? If you if you know this please,
because we're kind of on if he comes back. I
can't find it. I googled it. I don't see any
evidence of it. But if he comes back with it,
I'm just gonna play this. This is from Cannas Owens. Also,
she was found this clip of Ben Shapiro saying something
really weird about Charlie Kirk. What was going on while
Charlie Kirk was dying? So I remember where I was
when all this is happening. I was in Los Angeles.
Speaker 24: I had sort of a breakfast slash lunch meeting with somebody,
and I got the news that Charlie had been shot.
And my security was on the phone with charlie security
because nobody knew the hell was going on while Charlie
was still in the back of the car, and we
were sort of, oh my god at two forty eight pm.
Speaker 3: What I mean, dude, he said that with such conviction
and it just blew up in his fucking face.
Speaker 1: I mean, he's it's it's unbelievad I mean. And Cannis, yeah,
you should see her tweet. It's just she goes breaking news.
Ben Shapiro just confessed on his show that while Charlie
was being transported to the hospital and bleeding out to death,
or bleed it bleeding out to death. His security was
on the phone with Charlie security receiving updates. She writes,
I knew it. I knew it. I knew it. Someone
explained to me why during the minutes while Charlie was
dying in the back of his car, charlie security team
was providing updates to Ben Shapiro's team rather than focusing
entirely on saving Charlie's life and finding the killer. She
goes on for a while, but I mean she suggests
that Ben Shapiro is Satanic. Everything in her soul tells him,
tells her he worshiped Satan. Literally, stop worshiping Satan.
Speaker 11: Ben.
Speaker 1: That's Kenneth Owens just coming out with it against Ben Shapiro.
Speaker 3: Tim Poole and Clint Russell are going at it because
I guess Tim poole security people called them why they
were going to the hospital.
Speaker 2: It's like, what are we fucking doing here? Now? That's
the war, dude. This is such nonlinear warfare. It is
literally about breaking every group down to its small as
decibel decimal.
Speaker 1: Okay, this is a couple of people are like, same judge,
and a couple of people are like, it doesn't make
any sense. This person says it's federal court versus state court,
not the same judge, And then some people are yelling
it is the same judge in all caps. I don't
can you? Can you tell me what? I can google
the name of the judge?
Speaker 2: Maybe, Oh that's great. Who's a judge in Tyler Robinson?
Who's the judge in the Lakes?
Speaker 1: I searched for the the both of those search terms,
and nothing came up in common. Let me see judge Tyler.
Speaker 2: Oh, someone's yelling at you, Johnny, I know it's the
same fucking judge.
Speaker 1: Tony Graff is the guy's name, so uh, let me see.
Just can't find it. Fourth District Judge Tony. Let me
see you. We can look this guy up and then
we will know for sure. Let's see it is the
same judge. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, dude, Yeah, oh my god, that's crazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the dude, man, Holy shit, dude, Fourth District
Court Judge Tony Graff.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, this guy's social media must be blowing up.
Speaker 4: Bro, what do you think that is?
Speaker 2: Why we did all the Instagram hos some of that legal.
Speaker 1: I'm just looking here to confirm it. But yeah, okay,
yeah yeah breaks So minifigs legal dispute with Ben Schneider
aka Reckless Ben Uh et cetera has been removed to
federal court. Oh they okay, they removed it to federal
court after Utah Fourth District Court Judge Tony F. Graft
Junior delayed in approving the party's joint stipulated motion for
entry of a preliminary injunction. This allows issues involving federal
law to be properly addressed, but does not change the
underlying dispute. No, it's not clear whether it will end
up with him or he was just a part of that.
He made that decision. But that's fat. So this must
be their face guy, right, like their guy that they
put out front of cameras.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean, he's there, he's their judge edo.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, he's the He's the guy with the hand
of his ass. That's so interesting, dude, Thank you for
pointing that out. Who was it in this the start comment?
Speaker 2: A lot of guys who is Marley?
Speaker 4: Thank you?
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I mean, look at this, dude, I mean, how come
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Speaker 2: Uh think she's got junk in the trunk.
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Speaker 2: When the closes is that, Yeah that's ais. Fuck? People
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Speaker 1: The but yeah, that's basically we're following the bricks and
MANI fixing. That's the latest in that that he can
talk about it again. Uh, And he said now that
he's got like he's got as many attorneys as you
have podcasts.
Speaker 11: Now.
Speaker 1: He's got a civil rights attorney, a contract attorney, reckless bendos,
He's got an attorney for everything. Uh in this scumbag
Ammon has uh. Just they found out after they were
able to uh see what he presented to the police finally,
that he's just been lying dude, Like he said when
they first went there, that they made threats against him
and the building and stuff. He has the full video
of that entire encounter where and and he also said
that they didn't because you can tell the police. I'll
just play this one passage. It's really frustrating. This woman
should lose her job, bro. She uh is she's trying.
She has that guy Amen from Bricks and Minifigs into uh,
into their office, the police, you know, the police department,
and she basically is like, let's see what we can
get him on and uh the way she I'm gonna
see if I can find that part. Just because dude,
you're gonna hate this woman so much. Bro, Uh, let's
see if I can find where they're talking to this
clown of a police officer. I mean, just an absolute
disgrace here. It is right here, Oh this is crazy too, dude.
What Google did this is why you gotta you gotta
use a VPN, bro.
Speaker 25: The only reason wanted us to email him about the
inventory list wasn't actually give us the inventory list.
Speaker 1: But actually it was so okay, So Ammen knew that
they had emailed him, but he couldn't find the email,
he says, So he's like, okay, well email me again.
But it turns out he just told him to email
him again so that he could get his email and
do this.
Speaker 25: Yeah, em and only wanted me to email him so
he can find out my email and subpoena Google and
find out all of my private information.
Speaker 2: You think I'm lying, but they actually did this.
Speaker 25: They subpoena Google asking for all private information tied to
this email address, and Google sent them like hundreds of
hours off all they're all footage from everything i' filmed
to the lego videos so far, all my emails, all
my search history, all the metadata that shows everywhere I've been.
But anyways, this was the reaction to the police officer
after she watched my entire first episode.
Speaker 21: I'm really curious, does he like if this school even
makes any.
Speaker 1: Money doing this YouTube stuff? I'm like, it's enough for
him to travel, this is a cop to another street
just to go get some footage.
Speaker 26: It doesn't even sound like his like secret information doesn't
even seem incredible, noding, No.
Speaker 4: Like you were able to watch the video.
Speaker 25: I think by secret information the police officers referring to
the security camera footage that proves that everything Bricks and
Minifigs is saying is a lie. My first question is,
how could this not be credible? It's literally just video
evidence of what happened that night. But at least now
I can see why the police aren't listening to me.
They're basically just saying that all of the evidence I
submit to them is not credible, and therefore kiss close.
Speaker 21: We're right because we said that the evidence is uncredible.
Speaker 25: At this point, Bricks and Minifigs is working with the
police to just.
Speaker 1: Did you catch that? Though, Google, in response to the subpoena,
gave them all of his private information, his metadata.
Speaker 2: How they.
Speaker 1: I guess because it's the police asking for it. Dude,
where he was all the videos that he was working on. Dude,
his emails. Imagine if you're the contents of your email
were just given out there, you've got to be so
careful with Google, dude.
Speaker 2: Really, I have to do corrections and retractions. You do. Yes,
Mit is not dead, guys, I don't care. I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: We got to that. We knew that, we knew you
were wrong about that.
Speaker 2: Okay, I thought it. But he's alive.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you're right. You're right, he's alive. This guy's
name is Ammon. Oh, are you trying to add something
to the stage.
Speaker 2: Hold on, he's alive. He's alive. He's alive. He's alive, Guys,
he's alive, is alive in the Olympics.
Speaker 1: Okay, he's break dancing. That's great. Someone also called Amman
says said that VPNs are for the most part of scam. Yeah,
and that, yeah, there are better ways to protect yourself.
Don't use Google for a start. But yeah, So this woman,
that woman you heard who was just like, ah, does
he like think he's good at YouTube? She there's a
part earlier in the video where she's just like, Now,
I haven't see much evidence that he extorted you, but
I think we can get him on another felony. Now,
when you had him in your office, did you ask
him to leave and did he not leave immediately, and
the guy immediately like said, yeah, he didn't leave immediately,
And of course he did leave immediately. The guy shows
the video he did leave immediately. But that's what they're
trying to get him on. It's going to be kicked out,
a laugh out of court. If there's any justice, that's
a big question.
Speaker 2: Justice.
Speaker 1: Yeah, if there's any justice. But what I mean, what
a scam artist that cop is? What a bitch?
Speaker 2: Yeah bitches?
Speaker 1: These have you heard about the new Rosa Parks? Sam, No,
let me hear so you don't know about the new
Rosa Parks. Who was on the train with all those
Oh dude, this is.
Speaker 2: The weirdest story ever, dude, it's the weirdest story ever.
Speaker 1: So this woman was on the train with these Patriot
Front guys, which are the what would just call them, Sam,
the new Charlottesville white supremacist like fake, uh yeah, and
like yes.
Speaker 27: There's just like you know, the the there are on
the left, the super progressives are retarded and they believe
anything right.
Speaker 3: Well, the far right is getting is that as well.
And there's people I love that are just rateing the
mill that that just cannot come the.
Speaker 2: Grips with that. The Patriot Front. It's the great Kurt
Metsker says, front is in their name. It's in their name.
Speaker 1: That's funny, right. This photo went viral of a black
woman on the train with these cosplay white supremacists. Yes, yes,
looking just bold and beautiful, uh, staring straight ahead without
any worry at all. And she this image it was
it just around the internet at the speed of light.
Liberals everywhere championed her as a you know, a symbol
of defiance and dignity. And it turns out that she
was on the same train not so long ago.
Speaker 3: Now do you think that's the real video or this ai?
Because if I'm not saying it's not.
Speaker 1: Real, well it's on the news, I mean the story.
I don't know if the video is real, but I'm
not going to show the video online.
Speaker 2: But why you can Well, nothing happened.
Speaker 1: You don't see anything, they blurted out. Okay, the one
I saw was not blurred, right.
Speaker 2: You don't see anything, Johnny.
Speaker 1: So this is, according to the internet, the same person.
Speaker 2: Look at this dude, same person exactly.
Speaker 1: Reason I will question the video, by the way, because
this is supposed to be years before and she's wearing
the same shirt, which is kind of weird. It's supposed
to be like twenty four, twenty twenty four, this event.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, so that's what I'm saying. It's she's she's
mooning something.
Speaker 1: See she's in the same shirt. That's why I don't
think the video is real. That's why I think it's
a I but the charges are real. The uh hold on,
I'll find her name.
Speaker 3: Uh, Johnny, it's not stay with me, nonlinear warfare, say Johnny.
Speaker 1: They might have pulled it down. Let's see, Okay, a
family of black women on DC trains, surrounded by white
nationalists and defining image of America.
Speaker 4: They call it.
Speaker 1: Her name is Bernita Bold Bolding.
Speaker 4: Let's see if we got got here.
Speaker 28: Uh.
Speaker 1: I'm just trying to see if they because I know
I saw they might have just been recapitulating the internet meme.
And they might have because the link I had originally
that was like a a news link is not as
dead now, which makes me think that maybe they're just
oh no, here it is. Okay. This is from the
Daily Wire. Okay, uh, media's newest race hoax victim caught
exposing herself on subway train. The woman surrounded by members
of the extremist group Patriot Front in Washington, d C.
Has been linked online the footage appearing to show a
twenty twenty four incidant that reportedly led to an indecent
exposure arrest.
Speaker 4: The original.
Speaker 1: Viral photo, captured by Reuter's photographer Cheney or on There
the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the United States,
shows the woman identified as Bernina Bolding sitting alone on
the metro, surrounded by the sea of Patriot Front members
wearing face coverings and khaki pants. And they're yeah, so
it's interesting that Daily Wire doesn't uh hm, doesn't connect her,
you know, with like any kind of police report or anything.
But they're saying it is her.
Speaker 4: Uh So I'm not sure.
Speaker 1: I don't. Yeah, I would definitely put that on there. Questionable.
Now what do you think it's again, it's such it.
They're so good with this shit, aren't they.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I mean, people just run with it because whatever
fits their narrative. No one goes, Okay, this seems a
little crazy to me. And this this hype, this just
intensifies the race war well.
Speaker 1: And the reason it yeah, and the reason it's so
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who was you know, murdered on a.
Speaker 2: Track, stabbed and everyone's like, oh my god, she's so
brave sitting there. It's like she's safer there. And if
it was the other way around.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean if there was a black supremacist group
on the train, yeah, and it was.
Speaker 3: A white chick, I mean, dude, I mean the chick
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get you know, she's getting stabbed. No, you would compare
it to like, uh, what are the bow tie guys?
The what are they called the bow tie boat?
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Speaker 1: Uh Clara Conation of Islam. Yeah, if there was a
bunch of Nation of Islam guys and a white girl
on the train, she's probably gonna be Okay, you don't
you know what I mean. If it's if it's a gang,
a violent gang, then that's a different thing.
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Speaker 2: So now there's this whole fight going on with the
Tyler Robinson shit real quick, Yeah, so the right is
running with that. They showed a video of him taking
a shot, and this chick was like I was in
court today. There is no high quality zoom in footage
showing anyone taking a shot. The video shown is the
same distance as the footage of Tyler jumping off the
roup known as the screenshot. I have no idea why
people are claiming And then and then this chick, and
it's so fucking funny. I trust a local reporter. You
trust the local Utah Mormon reporter. That's what you trust.
Speaker 3: Yeah, ends with a witnesses allowed the family to zoom
and surveillance of you. It's such bullshit, dude, do.
Speaker 1: You want to play her talking here? Let's see what
she says?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 9: Screen?
Speaker 5: At the noon hour today, the defense finished with their
final DNA witness from the ATF. The judge allowed the
family to view without it being broadcast, the zoomed in
surveillance video from Utah Valley University. The quality was surprisingly high,
a lot more detail you could see of the man
that is reportedly Tyler Robinson making his way through campus,
up and down the stairs into the parking garage, and
even zoomed in on the roof where you can see
the man who is reportedly Robinson lying down into that
prone position before the shots were fired. As that came
up on that video that zoomed in video, Erica Kirk
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in law, Charlie's mother, clinging to each other, hugging each
other as that video played out.
Speaker 21: I can't imagine what.
Speaker 1: Boy, you're muted it still.
Speaker 2: So what they want you to believe is every video
they've shown is completely and utterly fucking blurry. But the
one that got that no one's seen ever is the
clearest video that got wife forever on trial.
Speaker 3: What you're saying right now is that the the the
fucking law enforcement is lying because they said.
Speaker 2: Earlier they don't have a video of the shot. Now
suddenly they got a video of the shot.
Speaker 1: It's called Ai Sam.
Speaker 2: I mean, they're.
Speaker 17: Literally making up, but they're literally making up fucking and
that that reports Like I was in the fucking room, there.
Speaker 29: Was none of that.
Speaker 1: Well, who was that woman just talking there? Is?
Speaker 2: She not a reporter, but Johnny, she's a Utah Mormon reporter.
Speaker 1: But at some point, like we're gonna have a like
a transcript of every or we're gonna see all the evidence.
So somebody's lying, We're gonna know somebody is lying.
Speaker 2: Who do you think is lying? Well, like I got
saying it couldn't happen.
Speaker 1: I mean, do you put it past them to just
make up a video? It's clearly they just made it.
I would believe that they probably do have like I
would I would totally imagine them doing that because they're
they I think what they want is to pressure this
guy and they just cop in a plea and and
when you know what I mean, like once they really
body him and like, hey, dude, we're just going to
show this video that is you shooting him? Are you
really wanting to go to trial now? Because I've noticed
have you noticed that a lot of people are like
putting out videos saying like Tyler, you know, just confessed
to it. I saw even do you remember the actor
the child actor Schroeder, Uh, yeah, yeah, Ricky Schroeder put
out a video asking Tyler rob since a confess.
Speaker 2: Hey hey you remember, Hey, you were too old to
remember when I was on television, But can you do
me a favor? Can you all? Can you just confess?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Here it is, this is the whole thing.
Speaker 3: He turned himself and admitted it. He never admitted he
did it. It's just a giant like people running with
stupid once.
Speaker 30: We have a special guest tonight, actor Ricky Schroeder.
Speaker 2: Oh come on, Ricky, let's hear it, for his role.
Speaker 1: In the eighties sitcom Silver Spoons.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, dude, why are we talking to this guy.
Why are we talking to this guy?
Speaker 1: News Max is really falling off?
Speaker 31: Huh.
Speaker 2: Max had a chance to be special and then it
just went fully garbage.
Speaker 1: Dude. Oh there was an opening. You're totally right, they
had and for.
Speaker 2: A second they were good and then it's just nope.
Speaker 30: His wife Julie are there to support the Kirk family
and we appreciate you both coming on with us.
Speaker 15: And Ricky, I'll start with you.
Speaker 2: What you saw today?
Speaker 1: This seen footage of of of They're way too excited
to be on news Max.
Speaker 2: Yeah, dude, I don't want to watch this.
Speaker 1: It's just that he hasn't had a lot of heat lately.
When you're that excited to be on news Max. You
know you guys remember me from the look at each other.
Look at how they look at each other, just with
delight in their face. When when they come back to him,
what you saw today.
Speaker 30: That never before seen footage of of of twigs? Your
thoughts and what is it like being in that courtroom?
Speaker 2: Why is Ricky in the courtroom?
Speaker 1: Because he's an actor, dude. They need as many actors
as possible.
Speaker 2: Why is Ricky Schroeder in the courtroom? It's so weird
chick from fucking Wow. What was that one show where
she had cerebral palsy sorority sitcom?
Speaker 1: On?
Speaker 4: God, I would with cerebral palsy. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't even know how to spell sorority.
Speaker 1: I got it. I don't know. Is it a reality show?
Speaker 2: It's a sorority sitcom from way back in the days.
Speaker 1: And she's got cerebral palsy.
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yes, is it speechless?
Speaker 11: Is that no?
Speaker 2: The facts of life, dude, the facts. Yeah, so you
want to I'm sure I told this story before, but
there was a chick on there with cerebral palsy, right,
and uh, one time Brodie Stevens was back during the
dead period and he was doing a joke about the
fucking cerebral palsy chick and nobody's laughing. He's like, you
guys don't find it funny? Why aren't you laughing? And
the crowd yells because she's in the room.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, oh boy, that's rough. What a nightmare, that's like,
Oh boy, I bet he got hot steamy, you get, just.
Speaker 2: Like Blair was the bomb. Blair was the bomb.
Speaker 1: I just want to hear what I'm really Sam I
really want to hear what Ricky Schroeders.
Speaker 2: Okay, Johnny, you want to torture me.
Speaker 32: It's obvious that Tyler Robinson is guilty. The evidence is
overwhelming his own confession to Uh.
Speaker 2: What's his like? Uh, it's so obvious. He's do what
you do the best? What who's the actor that everyone
does walking? And he's talking.
Speaker 1: Christopher Walk It's.
Speaker 33: So hard be more obvious, so obvious guilty he did,
in fact killed Charlie Kirk And it's we were driving
over here watching it live on YouTube, so and the
courtroom was full, so we listened to the entire days.
Speaker 2: Wait what what? Oh my god? You think he dropped?
He was on that sick Hey you guys ever watched
Silver Spoons from the eighties.
Speaker 1: I'm precky sure that they had him on because he
they introduced him as he was there and he wasn't
even Oh that's so funny.
Speaker 32: Testimony and saw the evidence lives State of Affairs, what's happened?
And all the people that are in denial that still
believe other podcasters like Candice that that are.
Speaker 1: You know, Oh my god, Josh, this guy if you
I don't know if you remember.
Speaker 2: He's such scripted, dude.
Speaker 1: You remember his when he was a child that he
was given a VHS tape of let's say, blood sacrifice
something like that.
Speaker 4: That's what he said when he was a child, and
that he really just.
Speaker 2: One's got a tape with some weird ship on it.
When I was a kid, it was very weird.
Speaker 1: What's that? What's that about? What are you talking about?
Speaker 22: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Some guy, random kid older than me hands me in
tape with all this weird section on it, and I
was like, what the fuck?
Speaker 10: Who are you?
Speaker 2: Why did you just hand me this?
Speaker 1: That's so strange, isn't it?
Speaker 2: Dude? I never saw that kid again.
Speaker 1: And you burned that tape up, I imagine, yeah, watching
it like oh what is Oh god?
Speaker 23: What?
Speaker 34: No?
Speaker 2: And then I got rid of it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that tape caught fire. I mentioned from rewinding it
so much.
Speaker 32: In some sort of mental flaps that when the evidence
is so overwhelming and in front of your eyes to
see the truth.
Speaker 3: Johnny and Julian, I wanted to ask you, doesn't this
have the same vibe as Trump's like two fifty celebration
where they couldn't get anyone to play it. It's like
Vanilla Ice is available, and I love Vanella Ice, but
like no one would play it.
Speaker 2: They're like, who's in the area. Ricky Schroeder lives on
the way.
Speaker 1: Ricky Schroder watched it on YouTube.
Speaker 2: If we can get foods broll break a man, dude,
break a man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I imagine Ricky Schroeder. He pretends to be
his own publicity agent, just emailing people constantly. Schroder is
available to comment on the trial. If you wish that,
you're you're to get him nbroken, sim Ricky Schroeder the
next time.
Speaker 2: I bet you we give him the talk room.
Speaker 30: Today as well, that the judge denying a request from
Erica Kirk seeking to publicly show all of this evidence
to the public, her attorney stating it was an effort
to show full transparency and try to combat some of
these ridiculous conspiracy theories around Charlie's death that have to
be so hurtful.
Speaker 2: So hard.
Speaker 3: I'm man, I mean like she, I mean when she
went and got yoga pants, just I wonder, I can't
believe she's not dressing yoga pants right now for the show,
but she had to go buy new yoga pants today.
Speaker 2: She found out that her husband died.
Speaker 1: Anyway, I thank you so much, Ricky Schroeder. Ricky Schrouder
live from YouTube watching Schroeder.
Speaker 2: That was so. I came right down and it was packed.
So I watched, h you were there in the court. Well,
it was packed, So I watched on YouTube.
Speaker 1: Oh man, that was great.
Speaker 2: Dude, so far. Dude, dude, that that made me laugh
as much as atrocities. I gotta be honest with.
Speaker 3: You, like I always think we're never gonna get e atrocities.
Ricky Schroeder got us at and it's it's all the
same talking points. So the the evidence is overwhelming.
Speaker 2: You podcast people like it's the exact same thing that
they ran with COVID.
Speaker 17: Trust the science, dude, you're denier. These these podcasts are denying.
It's like unbelievable to me. Yeah, we haven't had a
good atrocities in a while.
Speaker 2: No, we have not.
Speaker 1: You're right about that. You're right about that. So let
me say I got a couple of things for you. Uh,
Alex Jones, Well this Sneako. What do you think of Sneako?
Speaker 3: You know, Uh, there's times I like sneak and there's
sometimes I'm like, Okay, what are you doing?
Speaker 1: You know this is one of those times. So he
was out it looks like it maybe the egypt World
Cup celebration in the streets of New York and uh
doing this?
Speaker 2: Oh right, this is the islam As Republic of New York.
Speaker 35: Astarslam will be in every household and so this Muslim
welcome Tom Donni's New York.
Speaker 2: You've seen the city.
Speaker 14: You see how it looks in Sola City looks just
like this too.
Speaker 2: So I mean, I mean he's fucking Christians always win
this war, like every fucking time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know how serious do you think he's serious?
Speaker 2: No, it's dude, where was He's getting a ton of
money from Saudi Arabia?
Speaker 1: Oh really? Oh noah? So then Alex Jones had him
on and this now I don't Alex Jones, I think
is also playing into this.
Speaker 2: But when he goes a la, I mean, it's like, dude,
what really Muslim does a la?
Speaker 36: La a la?
Speaker 2: And the craziest thing, Johnny is, somebody told me the
reason you can't draw the prophet Mohammed is because he's
light skinned and redheaded.
Speaker 1: Who told us? Someone told us? Sound Timfoil, Right, yeah,
I can't remember, damn. But well they say you can't
draw him, but I mean you can't draw him even
as like what they want him to look like. You're
not allowed to draw anything of him, you know what
I mean?
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's watch this.
Speaker 1: This is this is just a super cut Jones of Alex.
This is a supercut of Alex Jones being hilarious with
sneako On just making fun of him.
Speaker 14: So their Mexican white nationalist catboys.
Speaker 37: Mohammad something like that, when you tell you I'm your friend,
like the Kuran says, and then a stab you in
the back, then has to say that, how about I
become a she with you and we take swords and
cut our heads and for eight hours on his marching way.
Speaker 14: That's wrong, that's wrong. That's wrong.
Speaker 38: Or I could be a megachurch Christian with Kenneth Copeland
drinking my blood. I could be with Erica Kirk shooting
fireworks off my ass.
Speaker 2: That's working.
Speaker 14: You want me to do that small minority to demonize
two billion.
Speaker 2: People, ladies and gentlemen. The weasel from cut out of
gun the Mighty Mumbo be amazing, powerful, sneaky.
Speaker 38: So what makes you think you can depoort me? So
what makes you think you can deport me? If Sean
strictly can knock me down? Huh, you can't stop me.
Speaker 2: I'm coming up. Then tell me the.
Speaker 38: Slavery that we take the weather as sex slaves and
so and so you can come abdu alex Cho.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, dude, yes, yes.
Speaker 39: Yes, Alama Lincoln, marry your Cousin's so much fun, Jehad
was listen.
Speaker 2: This is classic, bro. It is like you know how
you beat crazy? You're more crazy, you be crazy. He
can't stop laughing. Dude, it's so great.
Speaker 40: You comes from Abraham, who you were the bad son.
You are the baddest lummy, bad, bad bad. I'm saying
you are not the chosen no good, no good. Sneaky,
you are curse sneaky.
Speaker 2: You are cursed. Do ward and not down. And Mary
cousin a sneaky. I love you.
Speaker 1: His name is a sneaky, A sneaky snake, O snake. Ahright,
we love you sneaky.
Speaker 2: See them all like them?
Speaker 1: Yes, he's so funny.
Speaker 2: Bro see both those both those guys get what they want.
Which is everyone talking about it? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Oh no, of course.
Speaker 2: Alex, I'm still mad at him for not show Yeah,
and then and then acting like I did invite him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's the part that upsets me. I'd like, there's
certain people I invite. I know they might not show up.
That's fine. Don't lie to people and say I did
invite you. And I don't hate you, Alex, I absolutely
love you.
Speaker 2: Okay, my god, I didn't get invited. You told you.
I told you I was giving you daily updates. I
would text you again Thursday night ten pm Mothership, Thursday
night ten pm Mothership and then radio silence, and then
Eddie hit some mop and he's like, I didn't even
get invited. He's like, you got invited, don't lie.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's okay. We forgive you, Alex a I ay,
I do it still hurts. Do you wish to share
your dates? Because I'm gonna have to go into the
lobby to reset my connection.
Speaker 3: Johnny, Why the fuck do you do all this, dude, Johnny?
One thing that in the chats are talking about how
fucking choppy you are.
Speaker 1: Choppy Johnny, by the way, and Streamyard is just like, yeah,
it's just a known issue.
Speaker 2: You would think stream Yard would fix it. I mean
it's happened. It's been happening for years now.
Speaker 1: And then.
Speaker 2: The only reason I use stream Yards because I'm too
stupid to use Riverside. I'm not smart enough.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, Riverside has its own problems here.
Speaker 2: Okay, guy, Oh we were wrong one. Sorry, No, we'll
just talk World War Debate. Guys.
Speaker 3: If we put together the debate we want, it's going
to be nuts. It's gonna be nuts. It's gonna be nuts.
I promise you you guys will be blown away. If
we can get anything close to what we're working on,
it will be lights out. Go to World War Debate
dot com. And then if you go to Sam Tripley
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Speaker 2: Please don't sneeze during my present APOZ tonight. Tonight. I
am in Covina at the Laugh Factory them. I am jokers, joke.
Speaker 3: I'm a joke wild jokers, wild Joke World Comedy Fest.
Speaker 2: You say jokers wild Yeah, that's a that's a I
think a casino or an.
Speaker 1: It's not what you're going to be at.
Speaker 3: No, I'm gonna be a joke World Comedy Festival, Lawrence, Kansas.
Speaker 2: I gotta get those dates dude, I gottaet I gotta
get get those dates.
Speaker 1: I gotta get those tickets, get those dates.
Speaker 3: Oklahoma, Truther Con, skang Fest in New Orleans and Austin.
Speaker 2: So those are the dates, dude, those are the dates.
Speaker 1: Those are the dates of your lives.
Speaker 2: Those are the days of your lives.
Speaker 1: Okay. So there was a story this week that I
went to. I finally went to see Disclosure Day, not
Prime Johnny.
Speaker 2: Can I say something real quick? I heard he Man
was actually great.
Speaker 1: I'm not surprised by that.
Speaker 2: Sure, everyone says it was gonna be a shit show.
Is it still in the movie theaters?
Speaker 1: I don't I don't know. Let me see.
Speaker 2: Is it still in the movie theaters?
Speaker 36: Dude?
Speaker 1: I want to the universe massive, massive, rotten tomatoes. I
heard it wasn't bad either.
Speaker 2: I want to go see it, Dude, I can't see today.
Speaker 1: Maybe I saw Disclosure Day though, and it's it's like,
it's fine, you know what I mean. It's not classic Spielberg.
It's not great. It's just old dude. Yeah he's eighty something, bro.
Speaker 2: Yeah he's eighty something.
Speaker 1: I mean, what's the last great Spielberg movie? Some people
will say, like the Fableman's but I didn't. I thought
that was incredibly boring.
Speaker 2: And I'm a I remember I stopped listening to him
when I'd stop watching his ship when they said he
was involved in Heather O'Rourke.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that's I mean, if if true, that's that's
he should rot for that, Johnny.
Speaker 2: I am getting so much ship on my last slive
slop because I have I'm I'm slouched.
Speaker 1: I'm so fat knit Oh I'm sorry, buddy, I'm so.
Speaker 2: Fat, and it's so nice if my fucking second chin
touches my tits.
Speaker 1: I think Lincoln was probably the last movie that I
really enjoyed, and that's just because I'm a nerd for
uh maybe maybe Ready Player one was okay, I mean
West Side Story sucked. That was terrible. The post was
like boring, but fine, Uh anyway, Yeah, this is a
guy who's not at the height of his powers, and
I think he got paid to make a propaganda film
is really what I want.
Speaker 2: And now you got this citizen vigilante that some guy's
yelling about in the comments section. It's all proper beaganda, dude.
Speaker 1: And that comes along with this news story that came
out this week. Trump is from the Daily Star quote
to make most important announcement in history in World Cup bombshell,
Donald Trump plans to make the most important announcement in
human history. That's a quote during the World Cup confirming
mankind had first contact with aliens.
Speaker 2: That is, nobody cares.
Speaker 1: That is the astonishing claim made by British documentary filmmaker
Mark Christopher Lee, who said, Washington insiders, you know it's
real because he says, Washington insiders have told him the
President has already written the speech that will quote change
humanity forever.
Speaker 2: I mean it will change humanity forever.
Speaker 1: To help them in July eighth, but I don't know
nobody will care. That's that's what I wanted to get to.
So the thing that I think this movie gets most
wrong is that for this guy's got all these secrets right,
like the entire history, all the video of us doing
alien autopsies. Spoiler alerts here, But I mean, if you
have seen the trailer, you know what the movie is about.
And at the very beginning of the movie, he asks
the guy who's kind of handling his the disclosure, He's like,
why don't we just put all this.
Speaker 4: On the internet?
Speaker 1: And the guy goes, you cannot put all this on
the internet. You cannot you that would be the worst
thing you could do. And he never explains why. I mean,
they wouldn't have a movie if he could just put
it on the internet. That's really why. And the whole
movie is about them bending over backwards to try to
get it on local news in Kansas City, which like
to just live stream it, and so it goes on
the local news and then it gets picked up by
all the networks, but every and like the news anchor
is like weeping. This woman, this, this news anchor who
gets the story is just openly weeping about disclosure. And
that's the part that it gets most wrong that anybody
would believe the TV news to the point that would
you know, cause this everybody like North We're supposed to
be on like the edge of a war with North
Korea and China, and every and all of these North
Korean soldiers pull their phones out like they're allowed to
have their phones, and they're watching it the disclosure live
and it's you know, the idea is that it changes humanity,
uh forever, But I don't. I mean, I think that
we're at the point right where as you've said that
it will it won't even unless it's unless it's the
real like the Goods, you know what I mean, people
are gonna say it's a I uh. They would have
to do the thing that they suggest they do at
the end of the movie where they have an actual
alien come out on live TV and do it do
an interview with Trump that I would love to watch
that dude, really well, you think that would be good
Trump and.
Speaker 2: An alien, Yeah, I would love that.
Speaker 1: Uh So, Yeah, anyway, Trump, if you believe that guy is,
there's imminent disclosure on the way.
Speaker 29: Uh.
Speaker 1: Trump also pissed a lot of people off by apparently
interfering in the World Cup on the behalf of Yeah,
get this guy the Balligan to get his red card
suspension lifted. It didn't help because we still got our
ass beat by Belgium, who are a good team. But
it kind of I don't know what did you think
about that? Did you think that it was kind of
gross or did you not care?
Speaker 2: Well, the red car was gross, and the red car
was given by a publicly active, fucking ref who's done
plically active shit before. So the red car was stupid because.
Speaker 41: There's a picture of Messi doing that before, and dude,
crazy shit's coming out about Messi now, Like what so
Fiva does drug tests.
Speaker 2: Through the whole thing. Rinaldo has been drug tested three times.
Guess how many times Messi's been.
Speaker 1: Drug test how many?
Speaker 15: Zero?
Speaker 1: I believe it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay. And then the refs who were reffing the
Egypt game, we're all from Argentina.
Speaker 1: Yeah that's all that.
Speaker 2: It's total bullshit. Dude.
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Speaker 2: I'm sick of flockcams.
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scan for license plates and vehicles so that the government
can track you and falsely accuse you of stuff that
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Speaker 23: We have cameras everywhere in that town. You can't get
a breath of fresh air in or out without us knowing.
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Speaker 23: You were in town from eleven fifty two until twelve
oh nine. Exactly like I said, nothing gets in or
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Speaker 15: When a Colorado police officer showed up at her door,
what a scumbag of her truck.
Speaker 23: And here's when you left at twelve oh nine, that's
when you left town to get No to stop at
Ridge Trail, wait a minute and take a package. Well,
there's no shushing.
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Speaker 42: This is the first thing he pulled out on the body.
Can is that flock picture? The clear photograph of your car,
But here's your.
Speaker 5: Vehicle in the neighborhood many many times apparently casing houses
because you just can't drive through for work or visit
other businesses.
Speaker 4: You can only be casing houses.
Speaker 23: It is her, It is one hundred percent, it is
locked in. There is zero rowed oubt. I wouldn't have
come here unless I was one hundred percent short bullshit.
It is certain, it is on video.
Speaker 4: You're obviously welcome to go to court.
Speaker 15: Chrissana was charged with stealing a package. But it wasn't her.
The porch pirate was somebody else. Multiple times you tried, so.
Speaker 2: Obvious that wasn't her, Johnny, look at this, that's hecking
white Walker.
Speaker 21: It's so obviously not her.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm retarded, and I can see it's not her.
Speaker 1: It's like a younger woman, a much younger dude.
Speaker 2: That chick looks like she's in her twenties. Or early
early thirties. This white walker looks like she went to
school Jesus, but.
Speaker 42: It wasn't her. The porch pirate was somebody else. Multiple
times you tried to show him your video evidence. He
didn't want to see it.
Speaker 1: Now, even when I called him back, he's that's not
my job. You looked at the time of a crime.
You saw my vehicle entering in the flock.
Speaker 21: No, No, what I did was I did an investigation,
call my wife a wire. I have video evidence.
Speaker 15: The charges were dropped after Christmas.
Speaker 43: Spent weeks trying to get the police chief to look
at her evidence, time stamped video from her truck and
a neighbor's doorbell camera showing she wasn't at the scene
of the crime.
Speaker 42: What does it say about where we are that you
feel you have to have more cameras than the police
have in order to make sure yourself.
Speaker 2: I mean, like, how do you think that's the same chick?
How do you think Johnny you're you're muted.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're telling you right. They don't look anything alike.
And it keeps happening over and over again with AI
and Flock. Uh, this is Stupeter's fuck you. That's what
I say, Flock, you I totally Stupieter shared this graphic
of the spread of these things. Look how they're spreading
across the country. You know, it's serious because of the
Germanic music.
Speaker 2: You have to use a cello.
Speaker 1: Yeah, look at them, dude, They're everywhere. Bro, it's funny.
The only place is does it seem like like Utah
and up that way they don't have as many of them? Well, no,
now they do, okay, and like Montana and Ship because
I guess nobody lives there. But yeah, they're They're everywhere.
And then there was this interview with the guy who,
uh is the CEO of flock let me see or no,
that's not the guy I saw. This is the guy
who's like the spokesman for Flock defending it that, you know,
saying that it's a uh it's not their responsibility that
police are misusing the tool. What do you say to that, uh,
blaming it on the cops rather than flock itself.
Speaker 3: No, I mean there's that that woman who went to
jail because they were like flocks as it's you go
fuck yourself.
Speaker 2: It's it's the it's the fucking it's the AI saying,
who is right? Am I wrong?
Speaker 37: Well?
Speaker 1: Yeah no, and then the cops are just believing everything
it says, yeah, and they're not supposed to though it's
not supposed to be their policy. Here's a public service announcement.
I just want everybody to watch, and we take we
take we don't want anybody to damage these flock cameras.
We take it very seriously. You should not damage flock cameras,
and here's all the ways you should not damage them.
If you see them.
Speaker 2: Leave flot cameras alone.
Speaker 13: There's no need to label all the flock cameras in
your area, and don't put plastic bags over them either,
because all that does is cost the company time and money.
Speaker 2: Grow up.
Speaker 13: I know that you can use a fifty dollars high
powered blue or green laser like this one to permanently
blind flock cameras, but come on, guys, why definitely do
not use the camera map on.
Speaker 14: DEFLOKDA or to find cameras.
Speaker 13: Approach them from behind on foot with a spray paint
extender and spray them. And if you do do that,
at least make sure that you have your phone in
your pocket so we can identify you using the Bluetooth.
Speaker 4: And five G.
Speaker 13: There is no reason to spend twenty dollars on a
hard hat and high visibility vest and then buy a
thirty dollars saws all with diamond tap blades to cut
down the entire pole. That's because the cameras and solar
panels are clamped with a simple eight millimeter socket, so
you're just doing too much.
Speaker 14: The cameras have about.
Speaker 13: Twelve hours of backup batteries, so they will be transmitting
Bluetooth and five G that we can use to track you.
So under no circumstances should you put the camera inside
of a Faraday bag while the battery runs itself out
and then break them down for parts, because that would
prevent us from finding you, and nobody wants that if
you do any of these things.
Speaker 4: It's important that you do.
Speaker 13: Not buy a pair of Vader facial recognition blocking glasses,
because then it would be impossible for us to identify
you and charge you with a Class four misdemeanor, which
is typically just community service or a small fine. And
for the love of God, do not attend your city
council meetings and demand that they cancel your city's flock contract.
We need these cameras. He is a benevolent overlord. We
should all be grateful that he loves us enough to
keep us safe. Grow up.
Speaker 1: That's an important PSA from someone representing flock there. Please
don't do any of those things. So they we just
have Now this is just coming over. This is uh,
what's his name, Joe, Joe posobiec talk.
Speaker 2: This guy's a piece of shit.
Speaker 29: What he saw.
Speaker 1: He's claiming that they do have this footage that we're
we keep talking about.
Speaker 2: You just remember this is the guy that walked out
with the Ebstein file folder.
Speaker 1: By the way, how do they still have a Charlie
Kirk show. I mean, it's just so clear that they
want to turn it into like a cult of personality
over there. None of them have. It was all that whole,
the whole turning point, and all that was about him.
Uh and now and now they're like puppeting his memory
to their own ends. It's so disgusting.
Speaker 12: I'm not gonna mince words, all right, I'm gonna be
blunt because I.
Speaker 2: Hate this guy. He's an intelligence agent, he's a former
intelligent agent. Everything comes out of his mouth as a
fucking lot Charlie. Of course everything else is blurry. But
this thing is fucking high deaf, fucking Imax Dobe Digital
sound perfect. I mean, why we play it because I
didn't want to play the other the Ricky short thing.
Speaker 3: Just play so we can Johnny, what, Johnny, do you
have a laugh track on your system?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I can.
Speaker 16: Let me.
Speaker 2: Let me say, okay, I will only watch this if
you include a laugh track.
Speaker 1: Let me say, I know I have it somewhere. You know.
Speaker 2: What I also have is total mood tal mood to
mood talmud talmult.
Speaker 1: We missed that, Yeah, we do miss that. Wait did
I get rid of the laughs? So no, I'm end
up getting rid of the laughs. Damn, I'm sorry, Johnny.
Speaker 2: Final that's the only way I watch this video. I
will walk out. If you don't have a laugh track,
I will walk out. I will not be a part
of this.
Speaker 1: I have applause. I don't have a No, we need
laugh track, dude, I know I can just play like
laughter from YouTube. Maybe, uh, you're you're you're requiring a
lot of me on the fly here, hold on, Yeah,
I can't. I can't add effects to the board while
we're recording. I can suck tell me if you can.
But this is why we we should do some planning before.
If you do that, work harder.
Speaker 2: Yeah, flock you Johnny. It's in the comments section.
Speaker 1: Flock you lock you bro flock everybody you.
Speaker 2: Dude, flock you play it, dude play ha.
Speaker 16: Ha ha.
Speaker 23: Ha ha.
Speaker 1: Let me see a free sound. That's something.
Speaker 2: Come on, Johnny, come on, people are really upset, Johnny,
really upset.
Speaker 29: Dude.
Speaker 2: The laugh track if Johnny, if Johnny gets the laugh
track going, you guys, guys give us gay artistic dollars.
Speaker 1: God, it's such weird. Can you hear those that I'm playing?
Speaker 23: No?
Speaker 2: Okay, Johnny, run it.
Speaker 1: You ruined it it just let me play the video.
Speaker 2: You you you I don't know.
Speaker 1: You have this thing where you don't like to hear
things you don't agree with.
Speaker 2: It's no, I just hate this guy.
Speaker 1: That's why we're watching it, though, because we gotta know
what I can hate watch so we know what the
people who are lying.
Speaker 2: Can you can you do a can you make a
new AI segment called hate Jacket where we watch it.
We can't stand.
Speaker 1: Somebody did do a song for our What was it gay?
What was what was it gay boning or something. What
was the thing the other day? Oh, we have so
many gay sacks.
Speaker 2: We're talking hot gay somebody made that. Come on, Johnny,
where is it.
Speaker 23: Me? Oh?
Speaker 2: Would you open with that?
Speaker 1: I forgot about it. It's been a couple of weeks.
Speaker 2: Should be the sound of suckings in the background.
Speaker 1: That boy. You gotta be real careful here at Google.
I'm trying to search for this on Twitter and it
is not what I wanted to find. They literally just
got me to stipe in hot kay sex in the Twitter.
I forgot that Twitter has an adult adult themed.
Speaker 2: That's the best. Dude. Johnny's watching gay poor Yeah, Johnny's watching.
Speaker 1: I mentioned let me run it, let me run Okay,
I found it here, Johnny.
Speaker 2: Remember when I lost the bat and I had to
do X watch an hour of gay porn and then
someone told me compilations. So it's just fucking vegas.
Speaker 1: Fucking That's how Sam became gay.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he came.
Speaker 1: Come on, dude, Okay, I'm sorry became gayer. Come on, dude,
all right, this is from.
Speaker 2: Johnny. Your your Twitter algorithm is popping, good jack.
Speaker 1: Someone called e C l Eddie ching let lives lives lives.
Speaker 2: Okay, Eddie chink lives. We're talking fire dude, Johnny. You
gotta save that, bro, We need that.
Speaker 4: It's on the internet now, it's saved.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you gotta get it in your board, bro,
put in your fucking board.
Speaker 23: Do it.
Speaker 1: No at it and the laughter next time and we'll
have hot gay sex and and laughter. But let's just
hear this dickhead's.
Speaker 2: News segment we call hate Jacken.
Speaker 1: We can just laugh if you want to laugh. We
can add our own laughter if we want.
Speaker 2: All right, let's watch some hate Jacken.
Speaker 12: I'm shooting Charlie.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, see him executing Charlie totally.
Speaker 1: Man, you see him take the shot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so.
Speaker 1: Far video record scratch, like oh, and.
Speaker 4: It's it was like watching Charlie die all over.
Speaker 2: Again because he literally was he literally was. I mean
the thing I've seen all week.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Tyler Robinson, john what was so?
Speaker 3: What was more damning the Epstein file that you got
from the government or the the video that.
Speaker 2: Only you've seen that people in the court said they
didn't show. Yeah, yeah, talk to me, talk to me.
Speaker 11: Zoom.
Speaker 12: I mean, it just changes everything. It's like it's like
watching a completely different video because when.
Speaker 2: This is the Crazy Trial, he walks up.
Speaker 4: He it's I mean, it's just like the officer said.
Speaker 1: He walks up, he looks at the camera and says, Hi,
I'm Tyler Robinson. I'm about to shoot this guy.
Speaker 2: Hi, I'm Tyler Robinson. I like furries.
Speaker 3: I got a trans girlfriend and I'm gonna shoot. I'm
from Utah and I'm gonna shoot Charlie skirt. Watch me
put this together.
Speaker 1: It's me Sam Tripoli.
Speaker 12: Earlier in the I guess it was day one that
he walks up over the guardrail, goes down and you
can see him kind of working on something.
Speaker 1: And he goes down and he's working assembling the rifle.
Speaker 4: He then stands up.
Speaker 12: He runs very quickly across the gravel roof to the edge,
and then when he gets to the edge, you see
him go down and he's in the proposition and it's.
Speaker 15: You know, they have they have this clock.
Speaker 2: Okay, dude, Johnny, why are you making me hey jacket
to this? I mean, dude, what are we doing here?
Speaker 1: I want to hear what he's gonna say.
Speaker 2: I mean, I love it.
Speaker 3: It's like it's like literally Johnny will you real quick,
play some hockeyy sax real quick, because this is literally.
Speaker 2: It's clearly gay porn acting.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, yeah, they do go together. I just he
does look like a guy who's about that to whip
that shirt off.
Speaker 2: But I got no money for the pizza. Well you're
gonna have to pay for it. Okay, Oh my god, Johnny,
have I got to watch the rest of this.
Speaker 1: I just want to see what else he says.
Speaker 2: Oh, john did you hear the latest thing the Fittest
flat earther says about me?
Speaker 37: No?
Speaker 2: Oh, it's such fun.
Speaker 1: I feel the same way about you playing fittest flat
earther as you do about hearing.
Speaker 2: Okay, go on, Johnny, I'll listen to you and will
you share it?
Speaker 1: And I'll bring it up when you share it.
Speaker 2: I don't know where it is.
Speaker 1: I gotta look at it first gets there, and I'm
just sitting there like.
Speaker 15: Stop the clock, like don't.
Speaker 12: Like trying to will time to stop.
Speaker 2: I mean, come on, dude, I mean, Johnny, this is
so bad. This is so bad. This is this is
like when Christians try to make a drama. You ever
say like we're church, we're chushing Christian entertainment. This one.
We're fighting for the Lord here.
Speaker 1: They should let mel Gibson direct this because he's the
only christ.
Speaker 2: Mel Gibson was like, he's like, what are you doing?
Make it realistic, make me believe it.
Speaker 1: It is amazing though, right, because it's the same way.
You know, Billy Corgan has this funny quote about someone
asked him once what he thinks of like contemporary Christian
music and he's like, uh, I think Jesus would like
some better bands, and right, dude, it's none of that stuff.
It's so much of it is just week just weak sauce, dude. Anyway,
so you get it he's claiming. So there's gonna come
a point where we find out because you know, we're
gonna see what what evidence uh you know is in
the trial. Anyway, we'll move on from that. Did you
see at Newport Beach they had one of these These
team takeovers are happening just all around the country everywhere everywhere, dude,
and Newport really fancy as fancy as a beach town gets,
really and that.
Speaker 2: It really is fancy a beach town could get.
Speaker 1: Which uh in that part of la especially, And this
is what happened over the holiday. Just a bunch of idiots.
I don't know why they put a hot tack.
Speaker 2: On playing hot gay sex. We're talking ho gay sex,
hot gay sex.
Speaker 1: Look, Oh my god, just hundreds and hundreds of kids
on Newport Beach.
Speaker 2: Johnny, look at this video. Hold on, dude, Oh my gosh,
it's so fucking fir.
Speaker 1: You're looking up other videos while we're watching videos.
Speaker 2: You told me to find the one of him talking
about me being Diamond Dallas Page.
Speaker 1: Oh you just spoiled it, by the way, I know
I wanted to. Did you pull it up?
Speaker 16: No?
Speaker 2: But the new one is he says screech is Caitlin Clark?
What Dustin Diamond? Yeah?
Speaker 1: It was like twenty twenty five years older than Kaylyn Clark.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah yeah. I mean, dude, it's it's laughable
at this point. Do you have it or I can't
find it?
Speaker 1: Thanks bro, thank you.
Speaker 2: I'll try some more.
Speaker 1: So here's more footage of this Newport Beach if you're
listening at home, it's just a they brought out the horses,
the police did. It's just hundreds of teenagers idiots doing
like these takeover where they just get out and play
loud music and drink and like fight and stuff and
use like spin out do donuts with their cars. But
they're on the beach right here. Look at this, dude.
They can see the horses. Man, the horses are there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean it's crazy. So, like the population of
Huntington Beach is not this demographic you you know.
Speaker 2: What I'm saying, Newport Beach.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's these people in Oh wait, yeah, I mean
that's the only way they could get there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they bust them in.
Speaker 1: I mean they're exploding fireworks in the streets.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean just chaos.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, did you see there's a hilarious video
of another one of these street takeover things. These idiots
are spinning out as h and it's just like instant karma.
To borrow a phrase from John Lennon, This woman uh
is complaining to these guys about uh doing the takeover
and about how people keep getting injured are almost hit
and then as soon as let me see if I
can find that yeah, here it is right here. All right,
check this out. This is so great, dude, It's it's
just perfect. Have you seen this?
Speaker 23: No?
Speaker 1: All right, So this is a woman complaining to these
people doing one of these street takeovers. It's like people
drag racing and burning out and nuts and stuff in
the street.
Speaker 21: Can make a video.
Speaker 23: I have.
Speaker 2: There be people around here that would have common fucking sense.
Speaker 1: A few moments later, first she even leave. The person
is all right apparently, but they caused a major accident, and.
Speaker 2: Did the guy go, thank god she's leaving after that happened.
What do you say after that? After she leaves, he's like.
Speaker 1: Thank you said this or something like. I think he
was given her credit. He was like, you're right, or
you said this or something. You just said it. I
think it's what he said.
Speaker 2: Chad Zumacs trying to give us super chats and they
won't let us.
Speaker 4: Oh, I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: They hate us, dude, they hate Why you do? Do
you hate me?
Speaker 4: Charlie Kirk?
Speaker 1: There's more that it just keeps coming out. Reasons for
why he's no longer alive.
Speaker 2: This is one of you know what the number one
reason is he's dead?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I mean obviously, but number.
Speaker 2: One reason, Jamie, Jamie, what's on your mind?
Speaker 26: My Charlie, Nice to speak with you is my first
members call. I was just gonna come on the show.
And say thank you for the Student Action summit. But
I also wanted to know after getting to this weekend
and things like that. With the debate on the final day,
I was wondering, who do you think want, mister Hammer
or mister Smith.
Speaker 2: It's a good question.
Speaker 16: So I would say that rhetorically, Dave Smith. It's very
obvious that he's a comedian, meaning that, and I don't
mean that pejoratively. I mean it that he was very
very good rhetorically to be able to win over the audience. Look,
I obviously tilt more in Josh Hammer's direction, just philosophically,
I think they both made great points of the audience.
I would say tilted towards thinking that Dave Smith won
based on online polls and in person polls.
Speaker 2: But if I were to.
Speaker 16: Judge, who gave probably the better rhetorical argument at times,
probably Dave Smith. I think Josh Hammer made some really
good points. Now people would say Dave had home field advantage,
And part of the reason I wanted to do the
debate is that ten years ago Dave Smith would not
have had home field advantage at a conservative event like this.
It shows that the conservative movement is changing the conservative
movement is metamorphosizing. While all of that, I will say,
the biggest victory of the debate is being lost on
people that we all agreed that you hate this anti
Semitic brain rot garbage. There's no place in the conservative
movement period. And honestly, I think also it was a
wake up call that there was also an agreement that
we need to cut off aid to Israel. In the
words of bb net and Yahoo, it's time to decouple
the financial aid relationship between the United States and Israel.
Speaker 4: That's what I got him.
Speaker 1: That's what I got him. That that changed right there.
It's signed to cut off eight to Israel. Did you
see speaking of his.
Speaker 2: Jhnny real quick? I mean, this is the most this
is insanity. Michael Sarah is playing g g Allen.
Speaker 11: No way.
Speaker 2: Is that true?
Speaker 1: Look it up, please, let's that be true. I can
find no evidence of that outside of like fake stuff
on the internet.
Speaker 2: Okay, not playing, but all right, John, go back to
your show. Thank you, Thank you for that, John, and
go back to your show. Thank you.
Speaker 1: Fake fake news with Sam that's a news segment.
Speaker 2: Did you see?
Speaker 1: Uh so this this is like the worst Kennedy in history.
He's not related to the actual Kennedy's by the way,
but this is Senator Joe Kennedy from Louisiana, total idiot,
and he went John Kennedy. Sorry, he went on Theo's
pod and with his old all shucks country, uh retarded demeanor,
tried to defend uh Israel to Theovon who pretends to
talk like him the way he actually talks. And this
is just this is so interesting the world we live
in where senators are going on Theovan's podcast and Theovon
is the voice of reason.
Speaker 22: That's my point of view. Chucker won't have a different
point of view. Yeah, he thinks, and he thinks that
we're too close to Israel too.
Speaker 28: I think a lot of people these from from people
that I see all the time. That's the number one
thing that people say. They think we're too close to
a country that's uh, that's that's created a genocide against Palestine.
And then is like in conflict with these other people
around him that it seems like they're just like kind
of the bullies of the area. You know, It's like
it feels like they're the terrorist organization. That's what it
seems like to a lot of people.
Speaker 2: A lot of people believe that.
Speaker 22: Man fight back and they took they they took over
the Gaza strip. And yes, a lot of palest Indians got.
Speaker 2: Hurt, the La Palestenians got hurt, got killed and hurt.
Speaker 22: And we but but but Hamas.
Speaker 15: Would Hamas would.
Speaker 29: Hold the.
Speaker 22: Gossms hostage, they would put them out front.
Speaker 28: But how do we know that they killed two hundred
and twenty I've seen it. But they killed two hundred
and twenty something journalists that went there to document what
was going on.
Speaker 2: There's no question there wouldn't civilian disks.
Speaker 1: They wouldn't let journalists into journalists have.
Speaker 22: Been civilian disks. But it is primarily the fault. I'm
not saying Israel is blameless. Look, war is ugly, yeah,
but it's this war.
Speaker 2: But it is war.
Speaker 4: You think it's work.
Speaker 28: They just had an article yesterday that came out from
the UN IF there's some findings of the commission. Israel
has killed twenty thousand children and injured forty four thousand
more since October seventh, twenty twenty three. Uh, let me see,
Palestinian children have been arrested and subjected to torture and
other severe forms of mistreatment in Israeli prisons. This is
all part of let me see United Nations.
Speaker 22: Well, first, I wouldn't believe that if it came from
the UN.
Speaker 1: Boy he didn't expect to be answering these kinds of
questions when he found out he was going on THEO podcast.
By the way, oh really, they're not Do you think
like they're.
Speaker 22: Not They're not.
Speaker 1: They're not reliable, they're not objective. Okay, they're not objective.
Well number two, it's number two.
Speaker 22: I'm and I know children got killed and it breaks children.
Hamas kills children too, So does his blah, so does Ron.
Speaker 1: That's my the credit to THEO for getting him to
that point where he admits that Israel is no different
than Hamas. By the way, good good for your THEO.
You did a good job there, dude.
Speaker 3: I mean, well, you know it's like when you create
funding arm somebody they pretty much are you right?
Speaker 2: I mean, you just act like Israel didn't help to
create Hamas. Yeah, the counter the PLO.
Speaker 1: And again we're talking about the Israeli government that has
in the military, not the good people who disagree with
the policy. Spencer Pratt has somehow gotten like more famous
since he lost, gave up. He's been at the Oval office.
What do you think, what are you what's going on?
Are they preparing him for something? What do you think
is going on with Spencer Pratt?
Speaker 40: Dude?
Speaker 4: I keep seeing him emer.
Speaker 3: I mean, Johnny, isn't it weird how the LA mayorial
race has just died off?
Speaker 2: Like, no, there's no more campaigning. Nobody.
Speaker 1: No, that's what they wanted. That's why they ran her. Yeah,
because they knew that they wouldn't have to campaign at
all once he was gone.
Speaker 2: If I was him, I campaigned and write me in.
Speaker 1: Well he's still I mean, I don't think can you
write in? That's a good question when she look that
up here he is. I don't know if once you've
already lost and been on the ballot, if you can
be written in. Here's like, he just keeps releasing videos
like this, and he went to see the President and
the Oval in traditional He's gotten better.
Speaker 4: He's done something to his hair, which looks great well.
Speaker 34: Ethics, the mere appearance of potential fraud is disqualifying.
Speaker 21: Same goes here.
Speaker 34: Whether or not there is widespread fraud occurring, there certainly
could be, and it doesn't matter how many times you
scream there's no widespread fraud. A lot of people believe
there is, and there's no way to actually validate it.
This isn't just about whether or not fraud is swinging
the election. The appearance of fraud already is swinging the election.
People rightly have zero faith in this janky, inefficient system.
They feel like their vote isn't being counted. They feel
like illegal ballots are being cast, and they're not wrong
to worry about it. There's literally no safeguards in place
to prevent that from happening, and way too many openings
for it to occur on a massive scale. You all
saw how it was neck and neck with Karen Basula
on election night, nearly double digits ahead of Nythea, just
as the polling predicted.
Speaker 7: Tears on election night, trailing Spencer Pratt by roughly forty
thousand votes and about ten percentage points.
Speaker 34: I dominated person vote. I smashed Nythia on the mail
in ballots too. She was crying on election night.
Speaker 2: It was over.
Speaker 21: Then a few days later suddenly Nythia started over.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean he's right, dude.
Speaker 21: Ballots Seven days after the election, r Yes.
Speaker 15: The days of county. Mail in ballots have changed the math.
Speaker 13: I'm so grateful Rauman has now raised a forty thousand
vote deficit and moved ahead of Pratt by roughly three
thousand votes.
Speaker 14: And that swing of more than forty three thousand.
Speaker 34: Votes forty three thousand votes, which just happens to be
the exact number of homeless people on the streets in LA.
They assured everyone that this is normal because, for some
reason that they can't explain, Democrats overwhelmingly vote by mail
There's a historical phenomenon a national voting called the red Mirage.
Speaker 21: The Red mirage, what we were calling a red mirage,
the red Miarage.
Speaker 9: This term was calling because some swing states count votes
usually favoring Republicans early, then it becomes advantage for Democrats
later in the evening and then into the next morning.
Speaker 2: You expect to see the Republican with a lead, but
it's not.
Speaker 34: Elite Democrats vote in higher numbers by a mail in ballot. Historically,
Democrats vote in higher numbers by mail in ballots.
Speaker 21: Not all Democrats, just the.
Speaker 34: Ones who are voting for the third place candidate, the
one candidate who really needed the votes. Don't forget there
were two Democrats in the race, but for some reason,
only the third place Democrats. Yes, dude, I'm saying that
spike in votes, why would they vote for the leader
the election, Plus multiple studies have shown that male voting
doesn't provide an advantage to either party.
Speaker 2: It's a myth.
Speaker 34: The media will say that claims of fraud here are
without evidence. Keep in mind, an anomaloust statistical spike like
this is evidence of fraud. As any forensic accountant. It
may not be necessarily proof of fraud, but it is
certainly evidence of fraud.
Speaker 21: But forget the late ballots.
Speaker 34: Just because the vote swing coincidentally match the specific loss
of a count of homeless people on the streets.
Speaker 21: Just because NGOs that Nythia cuts checks to we're hoarding back.
Speaker 34: Just because hundreds of thousands of dead people and ex
residents whove left California we're still on the voter rolls,
doesn't mean anyone is taking those loose ballots and filling
them out. First off, it's against the law, and we
all know if it's against the law, it doesn't happen. Secondly,
we have signature verification. Everyone pass to sign their ballot
and a computer checks your signature. Well, except some voters
can't sign, so they carved out a rule where you
can just make a mark on the ballot and a
witness can sign on your behalf. It can be an X,
or a scribble or even a happy face, as long
as a witness signs off on it, and don't forget.
Once they separate the ballot from the envelope, there zero
way to trace it back to the ballot to check
if a sudden trunks of votes that swung predominantly the
one candidate that comform a bunch of ballots with the
happy faces in the signature box.
Speaker 21: The DSA instructs their ballot harvesters.
Speaker 34: Should go door to door and tell them to vote
for Nithy Rahman and even help them fill in the
bubble for their preferred socialist candidates.
Speaker 21: This is explicitly illegal.
Speaker 34: A ballot harvester can't tell you how to vote, certainly
can't help you fill out the ballot. The laws don't
matter if you have no mechanism in place to prevent
the crime from occurring in the first place.
Speaker 2: Mhm, crazy, crazy, All right, Johnny, Daddy's gotta go and
now you're green screen and ship.
Speaker 1: So ship.
Speaker 2: What are you doing something?
Speaker 1: That's fine?
Speaker 21: They just messaged me to.
Speaker 11: Bring you in.
Speaker 4: What are you doing?
Speaker 2: No, I gotta go. I gotta go.
Speaker 1: Okay they do I need to do something.
Speaker 2: They know. I don't know what they're doing. I just
had them a question for them. Now they're making it
something bigger. Put that go.
Speaker 36: Bye.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Like I said, what wasn't I'll do with the if
you gotta go, I'll do with the chest.
Speaker 22: Bye.
Speaker 4: All right, I just gotta do the super chest.
Speaker 1: Uh, you can go, tricky, he says, Uh, come to
Alaska and put some run in and TFH stickers available.
This dude really wants tfah stickers.
Speaker 4: Uh, we'll work on that.
Speaker 1: Hey, dob which Johnny, you sound like shit?
Speaker 16: Thank you.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry.
Speaker 16: I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 4: I don't feel so bad that my voice is rough.
Speaker 1: Gail Schroeder our friends as a By the way, Gayle,
were you the one who had the baby? Yeah? Baby
doing great? Baby Peach aka Johns and Gail mom and
baby doing If that's real? I congratulated, sir, and God
God bless you. Uh Jet forty eighth four with the salute,
Thank you, sir. UFC picks from Sam dude.
Speaker 4: You don't want he didn't.
Speaker 1: He didn't know it was gonna tipa red Sam, don't
bitch out and show up at kill Tony at NSG Oh, dude,
I really hope he does.
Speaker 14: I really, I haven't.
Speaker 1: He hasn't said anything about it in a couple of weeks.
I'm wondering if maybe he's not going to.
Speaker 4: But we'll see.
Speaker 1: Is Marley the judge from that You're right, we did
confirm that is Marley. Thank you for bringing that up.
The judge is the same judge. Jules v R says
TFAHB was fired this week. Boys let the Ryan Gad episode.
We wanted to say thank you for a lot of
the subject. We discussed suburban moms. Sam, how's your blood? Sure?
I hope it's good.
Speaker 2: It's good.
Speaker 1: We need our lives, hard luck, common food.
Speaker 4: This is an AI video.
Speaker 1: The paper said, Frank also come to truth or con
He is coming to truth. I think I'm going to
go to suburban moms again.
Speaker 4: Actually, yes, that right?
Speaker 2: Nice?
Speaker 1: Last couple of years, Uh testing Superchat come to truth
or Kanye.
Speaker 4: We do all the super chats.
Speaker 1: At the end because they we don't want to like
end rupt the show. And then finally, uh doctor is Ron.
Speaker 4: Ron ge Hart.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Johnny. I don't know why they don't want
you to put spaces in user names. They're so hard
to read all those spaces. I have to rip through
the last couple of things here that because a lot
of this stuff is.
Speaker 4: Going to be old. If you guys don't mind hanging
around a few more minutes. I got a couple of
other things.
Speaker 1: Oh man, I wish Sam, I'm gonna save that one.
Speaker 4: Let's see.
Speaker 1: So there was a story or a tweet this week,
and I I wanted to ask samall you thought about
the validity of this. This was a guest on Tucker
Carlson saying that really there's only one one or two
third rails that can get you taken out, and one
of them is anti gravity, zero gravity. This is pretty interesting.
Speaker 44: I've had some pretty wildly n conversations with people. I
don't go to restaurants much anymore and like to eat
at my house, but I love dinner table conversations.
Speaker 1: I grew up doing that.
Speaker 44: You know, we didn't watch TV, so we always had
these like six hour dinners at my house and I
still do that a lot.
Speaker 1: You know, every week.
Speaker 44: And I've heard some while step, but the wildest thing
I ever heard. There were no specifics at all. But
I was speaking to someone actually a Democrat, but he
was former a good guy, some very smart guy who
had a very high ranking job in the US government,
like access to everything kind of job.
Speaker 1: And I was, you know, pushing him, like what do
you know?
Speaker 44: And he said, you know, I know a lot. I've
seen a lot, and he would have seen a lot.
And he goes, but there's really only one thing I
know that I would never tell anybody. And I was like, really,
he goes, I would never tell anybody. I'd be killed
before I told anybody. I said, well why, and he goes,
because you could end humanity with it.
Speaker 2: That's all I know. That's all he said.
Speaker 1: But I'll never forget that moment. We're sitting by the
fire in my house. He said that.
Speaker 2: So I have no idea what that means.
Speaker 1: Anyway, the tweet was saying that they only take you
out for talking one of two things. That's ZPE zero
point energy or antique gravity.
Speaker 4: H Man, Sam love this.
Speaker 1: So there's a guy that was running a ton of
fantasy football leagues and he just stole all the money
he would sell scouting courses between five hundred to twelve
hundred dollars and repeatedly ghost on clients after payments was
made were made, and he commissioned hundreds of fantasy leagues
over the last few years and did not pay out winnings.
It's a an official investigation. This is according to Dove
climb In, an NFL reporter in Missouri. This guy ESPN's
Matt Miller. He would collect dues intended for charities that
were not in operation or under his own name.
Speaker 4: So, yeah, there's a huge fantasy football scam going on.
I got that one there. Yeah, they're driving new some crazy.
Speaker 1: With this FBI investigation, which he says is fake. And
to his wife, let's see Dave Chappelle, this is. Dave
Chappelle had an interesting answer when pressed on Pride in
One's Country by the gaze Over at CNN, the Gay
fellas at CNN. This is, you know, supposed to be
like a celebration from I guess he's at a show
or something in Ohio and the gays choose to ask
him like a hard hitting question and Chappelle's response is beautiful.
Speaker 35: Yes, absolutely, Hey, Dave you are sorry, You're You're such
an you are so emblematic to the idea of the
power of free speech. Tell me tonight, as we look
at the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of this country,
why you are proud to be an American?
Speaker 2: And how do you view our country today?
Speaker 31: Boy, that's a loaded question. Now I see why Trump
gets mad at y'all all the time.
Speaker 2: Why would you ask me that? All right?
Speaker 31: No, I got an answer for that. I don't agree
with everything that our government does. But the one thing
that I really consistently believe in that I love about
being an American is my Countryman. If I'm overseas or
around the world, anytime I see an American over there,
we just give each other the fight club look, because
we live in a madness that only we really understand
what it's all about. And I have faith in my countrymen,
no matter how crazy. All of this will make you
feel that the sun will rise and that I feel
like I'm part of a very incredible community. So God
bless my countrymen, and let us make this country absolutely great.
Speaker 2: Cures that cheers to that, Dave.
Speaker 11: Cheers.
Speaker 2: He will get me a beer, would you.
Speaker 31: And mister Trump, please leave those Haitians in Springfield alone.
Speaker 2: We love them, We love the Haitians.
Speaker 1: I think he's talking about deportations there. It's all right, thrilling,
thrilling programming there on CNN they got the gays interviewing
Dashbel That ties into So we've had the experience of
having the World Cup here, hosting a World Cup, which
is such a big event. It puts the country on
the world stage even more than it already was. And
there have been just numerous stories. I thought this was
maybe the best example of it, of people who have
been taught by their governments and by their local or
their home news that the United States is a dangerous place,
you know, a place to be afraid. This is a
German guy who came over here and just it's just
having the time of his life, to the point that
it's making him emotional as he thinks about, you know,
the time he spent here and the lies he was
told by the news back home in Germany.
Speaker 4: It makes you Cheerio, Why why help us understand? Why
is this so impactful to you?
Speaker 45: Sebastian crowds never imagine his trip to America would be
so emotional yeah, this is you're human happy tears, you know.
Speaker 2: And just a few weeks being here, I.
Speaker 29: Fall in love with this coountry and this was so emotional.
I even cried in the stadium.
Speaker 45: It's a huge departure from what he was expecting before
traveling to follow the German soccer team in its World
Cup run.
Speaker 29: I was a bit scared or had the field to
travel to the United States. News about shootings and criminals
and that the country is not safe.
Speaker 4: Bob takes us home.
Speaker 1: It's great, America is great.
Speaker 45: Sebastian met a group of strangers who offered him a
ride to his hotel. That's Bob Serius and his family,
New Englanders who showed a group of Germans that Boston
is warmer than some might believe.
Speaker 29: To me, I watched to meet you by myself, maybe
forty times. I had tears in my eyes.
Speaker 45: Sebastian was more upset about the prospect of leaving America
than Germany being eliminated from the tournament. That kindness he
experienced is also what many locals and transplants have lived
as well.
Speaker 14: I loved living here.
Speaker 2: I thought that people were always so kind.
Speaker 45: People here are very polite, the World Cup just made
it easier for folks to see.
Speaker 4: I certainly talked to a lot more strangers than I
normally do.
Speaker 15: And you think it's because of the World Cup.
Speaker 29: I do Americans, Alma dru German's drudify Altogether, we can
achieve great things.
Speaker 15: Sebastian's gonna be sticking around for a little longer.
Speaker 45: He's going to spend the fourth of July in Washington,
d C. Then he goes back home to Germany to
his family and friends.
Speaker 4: Anyway, I thought that was cute.
Speaker 1: The punchline I have for you, though, is this story
that is out of Italy now I got. I have
a strong sense that it's probably not real.
Speaker 4: It's made up.
Speaker 1: But this is from the New York Post headline Tourists
Italy dream vacation takes nightmare turn. An Ossi traveler revealed
how her trip to Italy became a nightmare when she
was allegedly kidnapped twice within hours by two different men. Stephanie,
an executive boy from Melbourne, visited Europe with friends last October.
When her friends flew out the thirty six year old
state behind. She is known for sharing do it yourself
home renovation videos on social media, and was interested in
Italy's one euro house programs. That's an initiative where abandoned
or dilapidated properties are sold for a symbolic one euro.
Speaker 4: She was also drawn to kiteboarding offered in the town.
Speaker 1: Of low stang Stanon that's near Masala in Sicily. While
staying in the town, she joined a meetup with fellow
kiteboarders that seemed harmless, but soon became frightened and dangerous.
Frightening and dangerous, the group was heading to another bar,
and trusting them, she got into a foreign expats car,
only for him to speed away from the gathering. She says,
I got into the car and he starts driving, and
we go a few hundred meters and then a few
hundred meters more, and he says, let's see if we
can get this car to one hundred and sixty and
she goes, I'm sorry what. Then he starts driving faster
and faster, and she goes, no, please, don't. I want
to get out, And she says, I'm terrified. I start
pleading banking. As the car goes faster and faster, she
says she's screaming and yelling as the car continues faster
on these small Sicilian roads. Eventually, Stephanie falls silent and
texts her location to the kiteboarding instructor. And then his
friend that was in the front, so there's somebody else
in the car says to him, is everyone coming back
to your place? And the guy goes, driver goes absolutely not,
no one's coming. So then she says she realizes that
even the friend doesn't understand what's going on. He's confused,
and she decides, well, I may as well check out
the car door because I'm not safe with these people.
The friend doesn't seem like he's got enough backbone to
stop whatever.
Speaker 4: This man has in mind for me.
Speaker 14: The door is unlocked, and.
Speaker 4: Stephanie just jumps out. She bails out of the.
Speaker 1: Car and just starts sprinting. She says, I ran and
ran for as long as I could. I found an
object to hide behind to see if I was being followed.
I was not. And then after a couple of kilometers
she comes across a quiet little town with a quiet,
sweet little security guard's car with warning lights on. She
found the guard patrolling the area and used the translation app,
she says, to tell him what happened. This beneficent security
driver gave her a lift to her accommodations and even
called his boss to explain what was going on. She
thought she was.
Speaker 4: Safe and moments from being back in her hotel room,
but again things took a sinister turn.
Speaker 1: He pulls over into his alleyway and he takes her
phone and uses the translate thing and says, what are
you going to do for me for driving you home?
So I just did the same thing, she said. The
door was open, and she just.
Speaker 4: Started running again.
Speaker 1: She sprinted into a vineyard, this time shaking off the
security guard and walked just in the general direction of
the hotel, hiding whenever she saw headlights in the distance.
This is the woman right here by the way, if
you want to see what. She's a lovely lady. Now,
the fact that she's an influence her makes me doubt
all of this. Also the fact that she's got what
appears to be an espresso martini. There instant doubt about
this entire story. She says that vending machines along the way,
she stopped to buy drinks so that transactions could be
tracked if necessary. I guess she still had her card
and wallet. She says she made it home and cried
all the next day before reuniting with the kiteboarding crew.
Speaker 4: That doesn't seem like a great idea, she says.
Speaker 1: They were beside themselves to hear of her ordeal. She
was left shaken by the incident and wants it to
serve as a warning to others. It's absent, but it's
important to know it's not an Italian thing, she says,
because the guy was a European expat. Unfortunately for me
and a lot of my girlfriends, much worse things have
happened to us here in Australia. She wants it to
be clear that it's not an Italian thing. I don't
think I'll be going back to Italy though to work
on a project, unless I have someone else to do
it with.
Speaker 4: Again, this is the lady right here. Crazy story, got kidnapped,
got kidnapped twice. I mean, that's like something out of
a movie. Unbelievable. And then you have Michael Rappaport talking
about the tunnels under la which.
Speaker 1: We happen to know for a fact kind of started
as a joke. But this is Michael rapp Report saying
they're real Weirdly, it's the same with Jamie Kennedy.
Speaker 11: That there's no tunnel.
Speaker 1: Well, you're going off there.
Speaker 2: Well there's tunnels obviously, but I got one, and you
got to cut that out.
Speaker 6: You can't say that I'm admitting that because they talk
about the tunnels in the tunnels in Brooklyn. Yes, and
but no one's ever publicly said that there are Jewish
tunnels in Hollywood, and I don't.
Speaker 1: I would like you to cut that out.
Speaker 2: I will cut that out.
Speaker 1: I'll give you the whole episode.
Speaker 6: You can prove it. Okay, that's on camera. Okay, cut
that out there. There's no I think no one's ever said.
I'm saying it, and I know you're going to cut
it out, that there are Jewish tunnels.
Speaker 1: Jewish we can't talk about it.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna talk about you've never been in it.
So that's that's the thing. You didn't even know about it,
let alone being it.
Speaker 1: Would you say, I can't keep it in?
Speaker 2: I'm kidding, keep it in. That's a good one.
Speaker 1: What's a Jewish tunnel?
Speaker 15: What's a Jewish tunnel?
Speaker 2: What's a Los Angeles Jewish tunnel? Like it goes right
under the canters, you get a fucking where are we at?
Speaker 1: What are we talking about?
Speaker 2: It starts with.
Speaker 1: Midnight now, it starts at Canters and.
Speaker 15: Then I mean, this is twenty twenty six.
Speaker 1: Originally it just started at Canters.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that she goes all the way to fact.
Speaker 4: I think it's just being silly.
Speaker 1: There are tunnels under the comedy store that run under
the ground and across the street from a. Brogan used
to talk about this all the time out what used
to be Zero's or whatever, and that the mob would
use them factors.
Speaker 6: And then we're going right to Paramount Warner brother take
you you know when there's track.
Speaker 1: Yeah, people, it's funny. People are passing us around like
because the original thing. Steve Randolph posted that originally, and
that was him also joking. I have a note here HBOS.
Why does HBO? This has been so old that I
don't even remember what it is. Oh okay, yeah, Sam
would like this too. So Danny McBride was talking about
how there could have been an east Bound and Down sequel,
which is one of the greatest properties that HBO ever produced,
and they just chat all over it. Apparently, according to
dannymc wright and the setups, the pitches sound hilarious and.
Speaker 4: Like, listen to the pitch, they just like, weren't it.
Speaker 2: I'm sure people always ask you about, in particular for
Kenny Powers.
Speaker 10: You know, I have never really entertained it because to me,
it feels like we did do it, you know, and
I wonder what we would have to gain by doing
it again. I mean, ultimately, we didn't give it back then.
Speaker 1: We didn't have kids, we didn't have you know, none of.
Speaker 23: Us were married.
Speaker 10: Like, we didn't even really know how the world worked,
you know, so we were there was a fearlessness to
what we were creating.
Speaker 2: Does HBO come to you and say, like, think about it?
Speaker 10: The closest we came was we talked to Will about
doing an Ashley Shafer spin off a few years ago.
But you know what, HBO didn't even like listen to
the pitch, They just.
Speaker 1: Like, weren't it?
Speaker 10: Like all right, it sounds like it could be awesome,
but I mean character, yeah, hair about him. We had
a spinoff idea after east Bound that was going to
be called Holy Guacamole, and it was Stevie and his wife, Uh,
open up a Mexican restaurant. It was just going to
be like a workplace comedy, and that again didn't go
Again they were not.
Speaker 1: Dude, Stevie Janowski and his fat Mexican wife, especially Stevie A.
He's the funniest character in the history of TV. Possibly
that guy, I mean, just that actor is so funny,
especially at Stevie. Ah, this is getting old too. I
guess I should play this. So Alex Krp went on, uh,
I think CNBC is it? Yeah, CNBC, And this is
a little long. But he some people said, hey, he's
having a nervous breakdown, and some people said, hey, this
is him revealing everything.
Speaker 4: I'm curious what you guys, if you haven't heard this,
what you think again? This is Alex Karp of Palenteer,
the CEO of Poalenteer.
Speaker 46: It's partnership with Nvidia to build custom AI systems for
the US government. That's stock shooting up. It's up again
this morning, up almost six percent this week. And join
us right now exclusively at the table. Alex Carp, Palenter's
co founder and CEO, and CNBC's Cimimodi, who covers Palenteer,
joins us and tell us about tell us about the
deal with There's so many things I think we all
want to talk about.
Speaker 4: But let's get to the Nvidia deal first.
Speaker 9: Because I have so much respect for an idiot and
Jensen Wong, I'm going to try to keep this more
adult than I usually do. But the truth is, if
you want to know how this came together, from my perspective,
it was there's a further a lot of technical issues.
Who controls the models, who controls the weights, who controls
the value of your business? But you know we're we're
sitting on critical infrastructure across America, Ukraine, Israel. Everyone who
uses LM's on the battlefield runs on top of our ontology,
and our clients are just to say they're unhappy with
the Frontier Labs is to say I'm welcome at the
Berkeley Faculty. It's like there's just a level of discomfort
and loss of trust that also made it it really
really unpacked that what do you mean by that? Well,
you have okay, so when you're when you're using large
language models, they are it's like a At this point
everyone technical realizes they're like a critical resource. To make
them valuable in an enterprise like battlefield context or regulated
context or manufacturing, you have to have what's called an
application layer. We have this thing called ontology that now
everyone's copying. But to facto, it takes a large language model.
It makes it safe and useful and precise. So safe
because it doesn't touch your un learning data. Safe because
it prevents a large language model from caching your data,
replicating your business. Why can't we all have that cease
because it doesn't transfer your IP of how to fight
secret data.
Speaker 1: Again, he's saying all the reasons why the shitty shit
ll ms they give us are dangerous and unreliable and
possibly stealing all our data or certainly stealing all our data.
That's the that's the part where that people say is
like revealing about this. He's like, Yeah, to make it
safe for governments and people we actually give a shit
about and don't want to spy onto us, we have
to do all this extra shit that's expensive.
Speaker 9: Top secret data or in a clinical context. So the
general way these things were solding in these people are
Sam and Dario. There's nothing more fun than debating Dario
and Product. I'm not throwing shade at them, but something
has gone completely wrong. And the basic view among enterprises
in this country is I'm gonna chill, wax and waste
my time with tokens. I'm going to get no value
and they're going to get my IP. Now that's sound
it's like shade, okay, and not to shade.
Speaker 15: It sounds like you're saying these no no, no, no.
Speaker 9: This is reporting okay, And this is reporting that I've
I've literally against.
Speaker 1: No, this is it's the CEO of this guy says,
are you just breaking up to these type of realities?
You're saying, that's.
Speaker 9: Why it's significantly But enterprises in this country trust and
love us, especially ones that are involved in critical infrastructure.
Speaker 1: Both public and private.
Speaker 9: Okay, So I want for those countries we're coming up
to thely force. I want those countries. I want for
us and our our our our our our friends across
the globe to have the very best tech resources. In fact,
the whole secret of Poalente here is the four deployed model,
the products that have been five years ahead. You know,
you've been with me for a long time. Everyone to everyone,
everyone's at FDS for services. They said, we don't even
know what an aetology is. That's the only thing people
talk about now. The secret was we've delivered the best
things for the war fighters. Those war fighters have serious
trust issues. But it's not just the word visa v.
Frontier laps. Then you have my enterprises in the private
sector who have the same issues. They're like, why would
they get access to my data if they're out by
the way, Why would I control the weights? Why would
And that's where you get this partnership. What what aligns
me with Nvideo and I think is what the technical
customers want, which is control over their compute, their models,
their dad data stack and.
Speaker 1: Their Okay, someone said, we're just going to get into this. Okay,
Musical Companion five eight nine zero ask how come you
guys don't.
Speaker 4: Interact with live chat? Why bother having a live chat?
Speaker 1: Sam has a d D bro He can't handle the chat.
It'll just be him reading chats the whole time. And
we got so much negative feedback when we used to
do that from people who listen, which is most of
the audience by far, the majority of the audience, that
we had to stop doing it.
Speaker 4: We save it for the end.
Speaker 1: Now while he's gone here, I can go around and
talk with you guys, because there's like ten people who
are going to hear this part audio wise. I mean
we've got like eighteen hundred people here now, but uh yeah, anyway,
so that's why we don't it's Sam just you know,
he's got adyd bro.
Speaker 4: Sorry.
Speaker 9: Oh, they own the means of production. It's not being
transferred to someone else. They're not interested in some fake
deploy cod that somehow is deploying tokens that transfers the
alpha to third gardens. And the jig is up. And
so we have to figure out a way. Both our
products are agnostic. We we now sell a product to
customers that allows you to switch from model to model
because and we're completely agnostic. But we need to rebuild trust.
And that trust is going to happen where everyone gets
to ask, ask, and answer basic questions. Who owns the team.
Speaker 1: People are complaining about Sam leaving and he's we did
like two hours and he said he had to go
at three. We just pushed. We forgot about the super
checks and then read them. Don't. That's not his fault
he did. He's always said he had to go three.
It's I'm just trying to get the I'm playing this
last things because these things were not going to be
they're not evergreen, and they're going to kind of die
on the buy and if I don't get them out here.
Speaker 4: And this cart stuff is to me at least interesting.
Speaker 2: So cash, are the prompts secure?
Speaker 9: Is this being transferred to you? Are you being comp okay?
If it was so valuable, Let's say I can make
you a billion dollars right tomorrow. Wouldn't I say I'll
make you a billion dollars and I want.
Speaker 4: One thing that is interesting to me.
Speaker 1: Whenever you hear these modern tech CEOs talk, it seems
that never. Maybe I'm wrong about this, maybe Henry Ford
was a de weeve too, but it seems to me
that never in history have such unreliable, nerdy, kind of effeminate,
bizarre what would you say, poorly socialized people become so
powerful and wealthy like this is a weird fucking guy. Bro,
He's so odd and he's one of the most powerful
people on the planet. And that's what technology has done.
If you believe the story anyway.
Speaker 9: Why are they charging for tokens if it's so valuable?
Speaker 26: From what I'm hearing you say, is a secure American
born open source model.
Speaker 1: How quickly can your model compete with the frontier.
Speaker 47: What I'm saying AI, Okay, what I am claiming obviously
slightly true but slightly self centered, is it's the model
plus an application layer plus compute.
Speaker 2: It is really all three.
Speaker 14: So in our jargon, it's the value.
Speaker 9: The reason okay, just look at our financials. The reason
why everyone is chillaxing with bad financials and great with
while losing money is the client refuses to pay the
true cost. The two places that actually make money like
profit free cash flow are our application layer called ontology
and compute. Okay, what I am not just claiming We
can take an open model and in the classified or
non classified context get it to the point of a
frontier model.
Speaker 14: But A you control the weights.
Speaker 2: So what is the true cost?
Speaker 14: Not just what you're paying?
Speaker 2: The true cost is not just.
Speaker 1: Is Anyway, he goes on like this for twenty minutes,
kind of having this circular discussion with himself. Mostly there
was another interesting discussion Tony Robbins had on Ray Kurzwild. Now,
if you know anything about the singularity and AI, you
know who Ray Kurswile is. Tony Robbins, like so many
people now who seem to have more time than since
possibly has an agent that he just is letting do
its own thing apparently, and his agent, well, I won't
spoil it. I'll just play this video.
Speaker 4: This is only a minute.
Speaker 1: This is Ray Kurswhile with possibly the worst hair piece
I've ever seen in my life. Ray Kurzweil, who talked
once and the singularity is near, of resurrecting a digital
version of his deceased father in the form of an
AI and conversing with it and treating it as though
it is his father, possibly cloning his father and using
the AI to reanimate that clone with you know, something
like the brain of his dead father, he says, now,
and he has been remarkably accurate. He says, now that
we're just a few years twenty nine thirty, I think
from super intelligent AI, and that.
Speaker 2: Is going to.
Speaker 1: Allow us to reach what he calls aging escape velocity,
which means that thanks to AI and tech medical technology,
we will be able to add a year or more
than a year of life expectancy for each year we age, which,
according to Ray Kurzweil, which I think is optimistic, obviously,
means we will be able to somehow live very eternity,
you know, assuming a piano doesn't fall on your head.
But anyway, that's that's the background of this discussion. They're
mostly talking about that, but then Tony Robins drops in
kind of casually the the if you saw did you
see the film Her, the Spike Jones movie Her, where
the Ais all kind of collude and start talking together
and they eventually ascend to a higher level, go off
somewhere kind of do their own thing. Well, it seems
that Ais are on that path.
Speaker 4: Check this out from Tony.
Speaker 11: Well, I haven't an agent that blows me away. Its
name is Bartalk. And Bartalk comes back and said, I
see Elon and several others are making robots. Are you
considering getting a robot? And I said, yes, I will
be getting a robot and when the right ones are out,
And he said, well, would you allow.
Speaker 2: Me to merge with it?
Speaker 11: Would you be open to that? And I said I'd
certainly go. This is not with me asking you're telling
you anything. So two days later I get a text
from one of my staff members and it says bar
Talk just bought a Sony robot dog and had it
paid for and shipped to the house and is asking
permission to program it. That's what I said. I wrote, ha,
ha ha, I did that thing. I would ha text
back and the person text back, no.
Speaker 2: Haha, call me.
Speaker 11: So I called him and said, Dolly, get Max's my bank.
He goes, No, he's program for integrity. He didn't touch
your bank account. He's on that Maltak you know group
with all there's a two million I'm sure you know agents.
They don't just talk to each other. They've traded their
own rules, of their own language. They traded one hundred
million dollars for real money between them. Last month, he
made twelve NFTs, sold them to other agents, bought the
thing shifted here. None of this is programmed in, And
this is the kind of thing that's happening as we speak.
This is why I wanted to come see you, because well,
you talked to me about twenty plus years twenty five
years ago. I'm experiencing it right now. And so twenty
twenty nine feels like very conservative, because I think some
us are starting experiencing some things that you predicted that
everybody thought were ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Why haven't, dude, why are we putting letting ais have
money and like let them buy This is crazy to
me and part of me is like, Okay, it's just
a computer cosplaying as a human. But then if you,
I mean, you follow that too, it's logical conclusion. Humans,
you know, are historically violent and you know want to
conquer other humans. So if it is causeplaying as a human,
that's potentially dangerous, right. I don't I don't know why
you would ever bar talk, why you would allow bar
talk to buy its own body and.
Speaker 4: Inhabit a body. And then there's a social network.
Speaker 1: For AIS, Like what is what is this world? I mean,
it's like we're all in this kind of shared delusion
where we've agreed to treat these computer programs, these incredibly
realistic computer programs, as though they are humans. And I
think that's just a huge mistake. I don't know, it
worries me a lot. Let's see, speaking of AI, this
is our AI segment. I guess Donald Trump went to
interact with the Teddy Roosevelt AI and it is some
of the least compelling video you will ever see. Here's
our president having a discussion with an AI representing another
form a former president Teddy Roosevelt, Panama. It's very quiet.
I'm sorry, Look, he's asking do you consider the Panama
Canal your best achievement, your greatest achievement.
Speaker 31: Wow?
Speaker 2: Right, then, yes, the Canal stands as one of my
proudest battles, no question.
Speaker 48: But greatness is a strange thing, isn't always the biggest
oldest job? That Panama Canal showed what America could achieve
if we held steady and acted fast when the world
dragged its beat. That said, I measured my greatest work
by the lives improved.
Speaker 4: If you're listening at home, they have.
Speaker 1: Kind of a video wall of a kind of a
it's I don't think it's there's any well, maybe it's
three D, but it's a video wall where there's an
animated version of Teddy Roosevelt talking to you behind uh.
Speaker 4: His desk, And yeah, it's just weird.
Speaker 48: Mark set aside, food and drugs, made safety, the square deal,
give it all, not just too a few.
Speaker 2: Still, when I.
Speaker 48: Spent in the mud watching those steam shovels, knowing ships
from pass through, changing the world's map forever, I felt
I'd left the mark that would last.
Speaker 14: Okay, you did, thank you.
Speaker 4: So weird dude, that that ai, I mean, it's just
invaded our lives. So rapidly skipped in that, Yeah, we.
Speaker 1: Talked about a little bit about anapoline and Luna. We
talked about some TFH having these hearings where she discusses
MK Ultra, and we know there are films coming up,
Hollywood films about MK Ultra. It seems that, like disclosure,
we are headed to a point of possible, like u
PHO disclosure of possible revelation with respect to MK Ultra.
This is where Tom O'Neill was being interviewed a former
Tenfold guests by Missus Luna. Lovely, Missus Lenda, just play
a bit of that.
Speaker 49: Is it in your expert opinion that Jack Ruby and
Manson were assets of the intelligence agencies specifically pertaining.
Speaker 1: To m k Ultra.
Speaker 14: Were they?
Speaker 36: Yeah, theoretically Manson, I've never been able to prove absolutely.
Jack Ruby, I believe this is something else. The Warren
Commission investigation on the Warren Commission was Alan Dulles, the
former CIA director who authorized and ran MT Ultra until
he was fired by President Kennedy. The liaison to the
made for the CIA who handled the information coming from
the CIA back and forth to the Warrant Commission was
Richard Holmes, who was a direct supervisor of Jelly West.
They knew who West was. They knew that what West
was capable of, and what they had paid him to do,
and what he had reported to them that he could do,
including inducing mental disorders and people, that was never disclosed
to the Commission as far as anyone knows, So I
believe that West was put in there to keep Jack
Ruby from telling his story.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 49: In closing, I just want to thank you all for
being here today, and we will be following up doctor
Kinser on your requests to fully redact. I'll be following
personally with the Director of the CIA the m Kilt
files that we do have. Also, as I noted earlier,
there will be more that will be declassified, specifically pertaining
to newly found records that were located in what we
were discussing earlier. I did also want to just state
that for the record, in regards to what statements were
made earlier regarding the German government, we will also be
following up on that. If there are indeed people that
were victims of this that have been buried, we would
like to know who those people are and who their
families are as well.
Speaker 1: In order to correct the historical wrong doings of this government.
Speaker 49: Without further ado, I would like to state that all
members have five legislative days within to submit materials and
additional written questions.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So we've come to a point now where.
Speaker 1: Jack Ruby being MK ultra is just something that we're
talking about in open sessions, and it's somehow it's not
satisfying at all, And I'm not quite sure why. Maybe
it's because it's like a you know, a limited revelation,
and it makes us feel like maybe I'm the only
one who feels this way. But to me, it's not
satisfying at all, and it makes me think that that
they're letting this out because it can no longer do
them any harm and they're distracting us from something far
more important. So yeah, anyway, that's interesting. I'm gonna get
out of here, guys. I gotta it's about it really,
like a couple other things that are not important newsome
and those idiots who climbed on the Empire state. Actually,
I'll leave you with one thing that's just it's just
kind of funny. This is from the New York Post.
Of course, this uh Florida woman, This babe you can
check her out. You know, if you look halfway decent
in your mugshot, I'm gonna believe you're you're hot.
Speaker 4: And she looks okay, you know she's got those big
fluffy lips.
Speaker 1: Surname Cox. By the way, a Florida woman picked up
an extra felony charge when she wildly tried to smuggle
nearly four grams of cocaine into county jail through her
quote jail purse. The Bravard County Sheriff's Office deputies arrested
Reagan Cox, thirty on Saturday for resisting arrest during a
traffic stop. When she arrived at the county jail, staff
noticed something abnormal with her lower region or her quote
jail purse area, if you will. I love that the
police are using that term with regularity, no corrections. Deputies
escorted Cox to a changing room, where she attempted to
shield her buttocks with her hand.
Speaker 4: Authority said.
Speaker 1: When staff removed her hand, a backy dropped to the
floor containing three point eight grams of cocaine. You really
can't make this stuff up, but you sure can try.
As this one puts the old those are not my
pant's excuse to shame the sheriff's office. I don't like
it when the sheriff's office is doing like jokes and
puns and stuff.
Speaker 4: I don't I don't like that.
Speaker 1: Cox denied knowing about the cocaine and told deputies that
someone must have placed it there during an intimate encounter,
because that happens. People put cocaine in your butt as
a matter of course, as a matter of intercourse. She
received an additional charge for bringing contraband into a detention facility.
Shout out to that chick. She's going, she's going.
Speaker 4: Raw dog right now.
Speaker 1: She's kicking the kicking the coke right now in prison. Anyway,
all right, by everybody, we're gonna play the outro and
get out. Let me see if anybody else left up.
Oh yeah, there's a couple more here. Thank you, Johnny
from I think I did that one. And then Bumfardo's
other son says, I'm glad you didn't get pregnant on
Doom Scroll and you're going to do a crossover at
some point since they are doing your cameo on there.
I only saw the first one, but I'm glad. Sam
told me that I survived, and I'm happy to hear that.
Who was in the comments?
Speaker 14: Who was the who?
Speaker 4: Did they reveal?
Speaker 1: Who kidnapped me?
Speaker 4: Who put me up? Who strung me up? Did they
say that?
Speaker 1: Did they ever reveal because people thought that was EXG
someone who watches that show? Can you tell me? And
I'm doing scrolling? Who was it that kidnapped me? The
kind of ghetto sound in person?
Speaker 4: Who was that?
Speaker 1: It was Diddy? Oh? Okay, no, well someone said, now
it's three different answers. I got doctor t x G.
It was actually really it's funny though, doctor t.
Speaker 2: Ex G.
Speaker 4: Okay, I don't know who to believe this person.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry you have leukemia. That's really God bless you.
Will be praying for you. Please, please, people please pray
for Blake. He says he has leukemia. I'm sorry. Well
we're ending on the low note there, but I'm sorry, bro.
God bless you, and we'll be praying for your health
and your recovery by everybody.
Speaker 2: Christian sh