Speaker 1: Ready, get ready.
Speaker 2: Hey, September fifteenth, twenty twenty five, allegedly according to that
Speaker 2: thing we call a calendar, And it's a Moonday, Monday,
Speaker 2: and I don't usually broadcast live on a Monday, but
Speaker 2: gotta be honest with you, there's a lot of trees
Speaker 2: that can fall silently in a forest. And as you
Speaker 2: can hear, I'm still coughing stuff up occasionally. And figure,
Speaker 2: since hardly anybody's listening to the live stream, I can
Speaker 2: always cut it out later or not. Anyway, I'm live
Speaker 2: on a Monday, and what do I need to talk
Speaker 2: to you about? Actually, I have a need cause I
Speaker 2: see a void out there, and you know, I'm one
Speaker 2: of those male types that figures, you know, I see
Speaker 2: an empty slot. I gotta fill it that undone. Anyway,
Speaker 2: maybe I'm de done, done with all the jokes because
Speaker 2: there's just a lot to get to and not a
Speaker 2: lot to joke about. And I got to be frank
Speaker 2: with you, it's depressing. It's depressing that I can make
Speaker 2: no friends with either one of the two scheduled podcasts
Speaker 2: for tonight. I was actually hoping that that my friend
Speaker 2: Porkin's there, that Pierce Redman would join me tonight, and
Speaker 2: he might join me in the next few days, but
Speaker 2: you know, who knows anymore. At this point, it's getting
Speaker 2: weird out there. I'm having a hard time book and
Speaker 2: some guests. I got other people pestering me because there's
Speaker 2: a group of guys that want to come on my
Speaker 2: show that somehow feel and neat and think they will
Speaker 2: reach the right people regarding how Christianity is under attack,
Speaker 2: and I just reject their stupid premise to begin with
Speaker 2: that Christianity is just under attack worldwide. I got bigger
Speaker 2: fish to fry, you know, And so you, honestly, if
Speaker 2: you're listening to my voice, this is your native tongue,
Speaker 2: we got some bigger problems. Jellobi Opera would say. Anyway,
Speaker 2: maybe you're not a punk fan. That's fine. I don't mind,
Speaker 2: and I don't mind what you're a fan of, because
Speaker 2: I'm gonna sit here and do what I do, which
Speaker 2: is tell the best closest truth I can possibly muster
Speaker 2: given the weird world around me. And you know that's
Speaker 2: not always easy. So maybe I'll do these in reverse
Speaker 2: order just for fun. Part one of the snaff who
Speaker 2: News And if you don't know what snap who is,
Speaker 2: of course, situation normal all aft up and oh, by
Speaker 2: the bye, I just might give up on bothering to
Speaker 2: try and keep this one clean. Or maybe I'll do
Speaker 2: the next one and not bother to keep it clean.
Speaker 2: Either way, I'm not broadcasting on FM. I've got two
Speaker 2: different offers to maybe become part of a network, but
Speaker 2: nobody will nail down to schedule with me. And even
Speaker 2: when they do supposedly nail down to schedule, they just
Speaker 2: want me to kind of do some extra work. And
Speaker 2: I see the idea, we really should just become our
Speaker 2: own little you know, boutique vultrons of independent media, because
Speaker 2: there's companies out there now forming under the premise that
Speaker 2: they can do that. But you know what, I'm talking
Speaker 2: to you guys about podcast and promotion, and none that's
Speaker 2: got anything to do with me. Anyway. I'm on the decline.
Speaker 2: You know why, because I won't compromise what I think
Speaker 2: this job is when I started out to do. I'm
Speaker 2: not going to sit here and throw you somebody else's
Speaker 2: line of BS. Not because I have my own line
Speaker 2: of BS I want to sell, but because that was
Speaker 2: the point of beginning this. No more BS about a
Speaker 2: lot of things. And I gotta say, as I observed
Speaker 2: the Charlie Kirk thing, I mean, that's gonna get deep,
Speaker 2: and I'm gonna do a whole episode on that because
Speaker 2: I have to. But anyway, before we get there, we
Speaker 2: do need to talk, okay about the gripe on the
Speaker 2: left and the gripe right. We got to talk about
Speaker 2: all of that, because you can gripe to the left,
Speaker 2: you can gripe to the right. And o'kelly's still gonna
Speaker 2: do the time work again. Okay, we've reached peak asap
Speaker 2: Rocky horror Pictures show in living color memes on the
Speaker 2: National Broadcasting Broadbanded Network in name it sounds like I'm,
Speaker 2: you know, bitching about NBC, But no I'm not. I'm
Speaker 2: talking about we have a unit party, we have a
Speaker 2: union network. Now they may be doing separate jobs, but
Speaker 2: I'm watching them now. Unify now, come to a uniform
Speaker 2: understand And really, the prophecy of Marilyn Manson is about
Speaker 2: to hit us. It's all about killing strangers, so we
Speaker 2: don't kill the ones we love. But the other problem
Speaker 2: is you and I could argue about who deserves love
Speaker 2: and who is loved, and we may love different people,
Speaker 2: different types of people, but definitely different people and who's
Speaker 2: worthy of love. And while we're sorting that out, there
Speaker 2: are people that got no love for people at all
Speaker 2: that are also killing strangers because just the way it is,
Speaker 2: it's the way it's always been, but it's actually coming
Speaker 2: more and more out into the light. And I got
Speaker 2: to say, it's also fascinating to me that people that
Speaker 2: used to worry, literally people that used to worry about
Speaker 2: the accidental nuclear war, right, you know the wargame scenario
Speaker 2: where the computer Skynet decides, you know, that we're the problem.
Speaker 2: The computers recognize that to them, we are the enemy.
Speaker 2: So AI destroys us that sci fi fantasy and reality
Speaker 2: and things coming to fruition and it appearing to be
Speaker 2: prognosticated or what's the other word for that where they
Speaker 2: talk about it, you know, all right, prophesied because prophecy
Speaker 2: and all that, and I'm not doing blasphemy here yet,
Speaker 2: stay tuned, But all those things that they prophesied, feared, projected,
Speaker 2: pre authorized the programs for literally creating a thing called
Speaker 2: sky net, literally creating Soma after they read about it
Speaker 2: in I Forget It was a brave New World. I
Speaker 2: think it was a brave new world. Could have been
Speaker 2: nineteen eighty four, because again, these things are all becoming
Speaker 2: a blur. Why because they fit together better than any
Speaker 2: cheap lego set. All the pieces work with each other,
Speaker 2: and whether you want to make the death Star or not,
Speaker 2: your you'll working with the death Star pieces, and you
Speaker 2: think it's creativity time. You know. I remember that War
Speaker 2: Games movie too, which was another thing. You know, the
Speaker 2: old adage about the nuclear war and the fascinating narrative,
Speaker 2: Hello doctor Falcon, you know, in that old computer voice,
Speaker 2: and you know, eventually the conversation and a doctor Falcon says,
Speaker 2: hello Joshua whatever. The conversation goes on into you know,
Speaker 2: the only winning move is not to plague, right, all that,
Speaker 2: and then I don't know, maybe there's a couple other things.
Speaker 2: Ali sheety smiles or jumps up and down so that
Speaker 2: you can watch her very young body bounce around. And
Speaker 2: Ali Sititi was still cute then, I thought. But Molly
Speaker 2: Ringwold was a hot one anyway, I digress. You know,
Speaker 2: among the brat pack girls, you know, the only move
Speaker 2: is not to play, And josh I would say, how
Speaker 2: about a nice game of chess. I feel like I'm
Speaker 2: trying to say to you people, how about a nice
Speaker 2: game of chess? Because I don't want to play this
Speaker 2: game anymore. And yet I see the failure of the analysts.
Speaker 2: I see the people that you're paying, the people you're
Speaker 2: supporting Joe Rogan struggling to understand the simplest concepts now going, hey,
Speaker 2: maybe Trump lied about some stuff. And I gotta say
Speaker 2: that now because all of my podcast bros Are really
Speaker 2: pissed about the Epstein thing, when that, although it is
Speaker 2: a major and important point, is not the point of
Speaker 2: what we're watching now. It's not even they're distracting us
Speaker 2: from Epstein. No, they're distracting you from the much larger
Speaker 2: and I mean because nobody noticed the amped up pounding
Speaker 2: that Keev took right and nobody noticed they started hitting
Speaker 2: the government buildings intentionally. And how do you bomb a
Speaker 2: country for three years miraculously there's still anything left to bomb.
Speaker 2: I mean, I know, we allegedly bombed Afghanistan for twenty years,
Speaker 2: but we all knew that we were bombing stone in
Speaker 2: the stones back into the Stone Age, so you know,
Speaker 2: I mean, that was like the open joke of like Hey, look,
Speaker 2: if you're feeling lonely, try with the local sloat over there.
Speaker 2: She's easy. Oh, we knew that was a given, because
Speaker 2: you know, got to stop the heroin and got to
Speaker 2: stop the terrorists, even though bin Laden was dead at
Speaker 2: some point way before we pulled out or out of there,
Speaker 2: but God to keep it going. And oh, by the way,
Speaker 2: troops guarding oo opium fields made a lot more sense,
Speaker 2: And it really did. I understood the business sense of it,
Speaker 2: but the fact that every media outlet, well this one's
Speaker 2: better than the other. They segregate things, they simplify things,
Speaker 2: and they customize it so that it all sounds good
Speaker 2: to you. But I found it interesting when I watched
Speaker 2: a mini freak out because everybody's still doing the you know,
Speaker 2: the freak out over Charlie Kirk. But I saw a
Speaker 2: mini freak out over the weekend, and it's what got
Speaker 2: me started. And I wasn't even gonna touch the Charlie
Speaker 2: Kirk thing anymore. I wanted to let it go, but
Speaker 2: the country won't, so I got to put up with it.
Speaker 2: And news is news. The deal here, though, is that
Speaker 2: there was a mini freak out over the weekend and
Speaker 2: at first, I thought maybe I was looking at some
Speaker 2: AI because you would think so too if you had
Speaker 2: this idea that, you know, there might be rules or
Speaker 2: standards too. You know what goes on on the you
Speaker 2: know whatever they call that Fox show. I'll look it
Speaker 2: up in a second. But you know lbj Earn A.
Speaker 2: Hart and kill kill me because I call him kill
Speaker 2: me Brian kill Mead, by the way, because kill me
Speaker 2: was what I thought he said the first time I
Speaker 2: heard him say his name on television many years ago,
Speaker 2: and I was tuning through and I used to actually
Speaker 2: regularly stop and long watch box, and this guy's name
Speaker 2: was Brian kill me, I thought, But no, he's not
Speaker 2: doing that. I mean, we got killer memes to kill Mead,
Speaker 2: you know from Kill Whitey that they're complaining about to
Speaker 2: kill the homeless now, And no, it's not invented, and
Speaker 2: it's not a misquote. And the whole scene is interesting
Speaker 2: because you got three people on screen at the time. Right,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna give you the visual because I want you
Speaker 2: to grasp the audio. And I know other people have
Speaker 2: done this and had liberal outrage, but I have, as
Speaker 2: per usual, a slightly different take on it than you know,
Speaker 2: the liberals or the conservatives. Yeah, I tend to think
Speaker 2: for myself, so it comes out a little different when
Speaker 2: I'm done doing analysis that in some cases is objective
Speaker 2: and in other cases my prejudices are clear. But at
Speaker 2: least I try to recognize where I've got objective or
Speaker 2: prejudicial views on things right in front of us. You know,
Speaker 2: you had Lawrence Billy Jones, the third okay, right American
Speaker 2: libertarian political commentator. I believe would be the handle that
Speaker 2: you give that guy, and he's a co host of
Speaker 2: Fox and Friends on the weekday edition. I guess Ainsley Earnhardt. Okay,
Speaker 2: I think I said her name right. You know another
Speaker 2: co host. She's been around a while. You know, what
Speaker 2: was she born in seventy Okay, born in seventy six.
Speaker 2: I'm taking a look care So she's four years younger
Speaker 2: than me. So she's almost fifty, and you know, she's
Speaker 2: got to be happy to still be on TV because
Speaker 2: women hit that age and they're usually not left up
Speaker 2: on a lot of networks. And I guess that's a
Speaker 2: progressive side of Rupert Murdock's operation right there, and especially
Speaker 2: because she's survived there joining that TV show since I guess,
Speaker 2: I don't know, nineteen ninety eight somewhere in there, and
Speaker 2: you know she's done some other stuff, but I mean, really,
Speaker 2: this is their main gay, I think. And Brian kill
Speaker 2: Me again, the guy who I thought said kill me
Speaker 2: when I first heard his name years ago. I don't
Speaker 2: know when he started on Fox and Friends, but I
Speaker 2: feel like he was a founding member guy, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean, Like he was an og on Fox
Speaker 2: and Friends. And this exchange started, and it begins the
Speaker 2: audio you first hear LBJ there, you know, Sorry, I
Speaker 2: had to do it because I just see it line
Speaker 2: up so perfectly. Lawrence Billy Jones the third, So I
Speaker 2: see LBJ, Lawrence Billy Jones on the left of the screen,
Speaker 2: not left of the aisle. Again. He's a proclaimed self
Speaker 2: proclaimed libertarian, and most people, I guess call him the libertarian.
Speaker 2: Ainsley Earnhardt she's in the middle. Only female there, you know,
Speaker 2: blonde girl. I think she's pretty. I don't know if
Speaker 2: she is my standard whatever, but I've never heard anything
Speaker 2: particularly impressive or digressive from her, so she is what
Speaker 2: she is, right. She's a pox news host. Brian kill Me,
Speaker 2: who's usually the goofball, and I don't take him seriously.
Speaker 2: I don't know if it's his aloof presentation, although they
Speaker 2: often give him very serious stuff to read, almost like
Speaker 2: a wink, I take a break on the fourth wall
Speaker 2: sometimes like and don't take this entertainment news shtick. I
Speaker 2: do so seriously. I really always thought of him as
Speaker 2: a lighter hearted kind of guy. But maybe I was
Speaker 2: quite wrong about that because in this segment which was aired,
Speaker 2: let me see, just to double check my notes to
Speaker 2: be sure I'm accurate, because otherwise will yell at me later. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it was aired on September tenth. It was a Wednesday,
Speaker 2: so almost a week ago now. But I'm listening to
Speaker 2: this on Friday and going what the hell? And again
Speaker 2: I thought somebody faked it. But anyhow, enough out of me.
Speaker 2: Here's the segment. It starts with Lawrence there, goes on
Speaker 2: to Ainslie and then the capper is placed upon this
Speaker 2: sewer hole by kill Mead. So let's listen at least once.
Speaker 3: They have given billions of dollars to mental health and
Speaker 3: the homeless populations. A lot of them don't want to
Speaker 3: take the programs.
Speaker 2: Okay, I have to pause because angrily Lawrence is talking
Speaker 2: about this he's supposed to be the libertarian. And they're
Speaker 2: discussing two things here, the homeless and the mental health problem,
Speaker 2: and you know that's the go to with, well, these
Speaker 2: people have mental health issues and don't forget, and then
Speaker 2: you have the other appeal to your sympathies. A lot
Speaker 2: of them are veterans, which is true, but you know
Speaker 2: there's veterans, there's children on the street too. Don't forget,
Speaker 2: you know, for those of you that weep for every
Speaker 2: child unless they're born in the wrong country, American children,
Speaker 2: American servicemen, a former right, people who've had to rush
Speaker 2: of bad luck. Then there's the other side of it
Speaker 2: where people are like, yeah, they're just drug addicts and
Speaker 2: people that want to be on the street, and therefore
Speaker 2: they don't want mental health either, so screw them. And
Speaker 2: that is one of the predominant American ideas about the homeless,
Speaker 2: people who are unhoused and whatever politically correct nonsense it is.
Speaker 2: There's people that are outside and don't have a roof
Speaker 2: over their head period, which causes problems for trying to
Speaker 2: get fed or clean or you know, get your crap together. Man.
Speaker 2: So it ain't easy if you don't got a home base,
Speaker 2: and not everybody has a home base. Now, I know
Speaker 2: there's a lot of people out there to believe that
Speaker 2: they only do that by choice. That's what the majority is.
Speaker 2: They're wrong, but I guess that helps them to reason it.
Speaker 2: And there's people like, you know, like Charlie Kirk would say, hey,
Speaker 2: you know what, people are poor basically because they're lazy.
Speaker 2: And there's no such thing as starving children in America
Speaker 2: because starving children don't exist. We have fat children in America,
Speaker 2: no starving children here. And also, people that are hungry
Speaker 2: are only hungry because they don't want to work and
Speaker 2: they're lazy. And that's not my problem and shouldn't be
Speaker 2: the government's problem. And even if there is a problem,
Speaker 2: let them go to the churches and let private charities
Speaker 2: take care of it, because that works. That is the
Speaker 2: Charlie Kirk in a nutshell on this issue, and that
Speaker 2: is a fairly conservative common idea. Screw them. They're lazy,
Speaker 2: that's why they're hungry, that's why they have no house,
Speaker 2: that's why they're dirty. And they're also jerks because they're
Speaker 2: drug addicts, alcoholics and they like being on the street.
Speaker 2: Some people live with that idea. It's got nothing to
Speaker 2: do with the reality anyway. Lawrence here is uh going
Speaker 2: through that, and he's got solutions in mind. Ainsley here
Speaker 2: doesn't give a solution, but Lawrence and kill meat will again.
Speaker 2: Let's just listen. I gotta I gotta shut up and
Speaker 2: let it roll. But I wanted to put the context
Speaker 2: on it. That's what was being discussed, and angrily, intensely.
Speaker 2: Lawrence is like this and this needs to happen, and
Speaker 2: he's like literally doing the counting on his fingers first,
Speaker 2: this verset that this, he's got an order, and he's
Speaker 2: got orders. He makes his case, and nobody paid attention
Speaker 2: to that because it would Brian kill Mead caped up
Speaker 2: the conversation with with with I don't know why somebody
Speaker 2: didn't drop in my anyway, let's just listen to it
Speaker 2: together and I'll shut up.
Speaker 3: They have given billions of dollars to mental health and
Speaker 3: the homeless populations. A lot of them don't want to
Speaker 3: take the programs. A lot of them don't want to
Speaker 3: get the help that is necessary. You can't give them
Speaker 3: a choice. Either you take the resources that we're going
Speaker 3: to give you, and or you decide that you've got
Speaker 3: to be locked up in jail.
Speaker 1: That's the way it has to be.
Speaker 2: Okay, So just to be clear, and then I'm going
Speaker 2: to continue from there the libertarian. You know, I know
Speaker 2: some people would point out that he's black, which is
Speaker 2: a factor here, but only because of his solution, which
Speaker 2: is take what the government offers you as help, whatever
Speaker 2: that is, or you go to jail, whether you need
Speaker 2: mental help or whatever, you go to jail because incarceration
Speaker 2: is reasonable for people that are inconveniently homeless. I know
Speaker 2: that there are some people that I'm very sure if
Speaker 2: anybody bothers to listen to this point, that are going
Speaker 2: to say to themselves, yeah, damn right, that's what we
Speaker 2: should do. And there's going to be the other, alleged
Speaker 2: side of the equation that goes, no, we have to
Speaker 2: always take care of in the bleeding heart side. I
Speaker 2: posit to you, I present to you. I offer you
Speaker 2: the idea that both sides are doing a destructive and
Speaker 2: idiotic dance. You help your fellow man. Not for the
Speaker 2: motivations laid out. The government solution is not the best,
Speaker 2: but no help is also not a good solution. And
Speaker 2: let the churches figure it out not the best solution
Speaker 2: the societal You want to turn over the societal issues
Speaker 2: to the church. Well, there are places where they do that,
Speaker 2: where the religion is what runs the country. I don't
Speaker 2: want to live there, and America is not supposed to
Speaker 2: function that way. So that's Lawrence's point of view, though,
Speaker 2: So let's get into the responses here, because it was,
Speaker 2: you know, what do we do with homeless people and
Speaker 2: mentally ill people? And you know those people, Laurence says,
Speaker 2: give him, offer him some help, they don't take it.
Speaker 2: Go to jail. Here's your program, here's yelp. You don't
Speaker 2: want it, jail? Okay, interesting attitude. Where does the conversation
Speaker 2: go from there? And it is a short one no.
Speaker 4: Or involuntary lethal injection or something, I just kill them, something,
Speaker 4: I just kill them, okay.
Speaker 2: Or involuntary lethal injection according to Brian kill me and
Speaker 2: then he clarifies, or just kill him. So mentally ill
Speaker 2: people almost people kill him. Kind of sounds uh, you know,
Speaker 2: crooked cross ish. Yeah, Germany World War two ideology allegedly, right,
Speaker 2: kind of sounds like that, Hey, they're they're they're they're defective.
Speaker 2: Kill them. Also, many other nations function this way in history.
Speaker 2: Pay no attention to that, but they did. Uh. Sparta
Speaker 2: was sort of like that, if a baby is inspected
Speaker 2: at birth and it's got a defect, they would leave
Speaker 2: it out on the rocks for nature to just kill it. Right.
Speaker 2: Oh the Chinese, Uh, you know, too many babies kill
Speaker 2: that no problem. And forget about killing babies. He's talking
Speaker 2: about killing anybody who is oh, mentally ill. No problem.
Speaker 2: Talk about a permanent solution to a temporary issue. Anyway.
Speaker 2: There was an outcry, predictable outcry from guess who, people
Speaker 2: that want to oppose the right because this is a
Speaker 2: good fight to take to the right. But it's not,
Speaker 2: because this is not just a right wing attitude. And
Speaker 2: look at libertarian guy, the gentleman all the way to
Speaker 2: the left, Lawrence there. His eyes are kind of wide
Speaker 2: open at this point. He's staring at kill meat intently.
Speaker 2: I think he knows kill me just you know, you
Speaker 2: fed up, right, I think that's what's going on, but
Speaker 2: not with disagreement, just like you shouldn't have said that.
Speaker 2: Ainsley in the middle starts putting up her hand as
Speaker 2: if to try and pause this situation. See if she can,
Speaker 2: you know, redirect it a little bit, and she's trying,
Speaker 2: but it didn't get much better anyhow. So what happened
Speaker 2: reaction wise? I mean, the predictable liberals are upset, of
Speaker 2: course they are. You know, you're supposed to not be
Speaker 2: upset by that if you're like a touchy, veally person
Speaker 2: of any kind, even if you're I don't know, compassionate Republican,
Speaker 2: it would. I don't think that it's an absolute certainty
Speaker 2: that someone cannot you know, take it seriously, right, Okay, anyway,
Speaker 2: that is what it was and was what it will be.
Speaker 2: But you know, there was other reactions, not just liberal
Speaker 2: but sort of other people that got a little upset, like, hey,
Speaker 2: should a guy on TV be promoting Gila Home that
Speaker 2: a good idea? Is that acceptable? Oh? We just fired
Speaker 2: people for being disrespectful to Charlie Kirk's memory, but endorsing
Speaker 2: the slaughter of a vulnerable population of Americans. Mostly, I
Speaker 2: don't think anybody's going to say the homeless. You know,
Speaker 2: that's another interesting thing. They do never quite go at
Speaker 2: you with the whole you know, undocumented homeless. And that's
Speaker 2: the funny part too, because frankly, the homeless have trouble
Speaker 2: getting some services because you have to have an address
Speaker 2: to get things like food stamps. In most places, you
Speaker 2: have to at least have some sort of address. The
Speaker 2: mail stuff too, And I got to tell you after
Speaker 2: a while, people that have homes don't like to let
Speaker 2: you use their mailboxes and stuff like that. I know
Speaker 2: this from experience. But anyway, there were articles, and I
Speaker 2: was just looking for the articles. I thought I had
Speaker 2: them pulled up on my tabs here while I was
Speaker 2: talking to you, but frankly, I don't see them. But
Speaker 2: there have been articles written about this. There was outrage
Speaker 2: about this, and he went on Fox to apologize. But
Speaker 2: I got to talk to you about this apology. But
Speaker 2: first let's listen to it and hear what we hear.
Speaker 4: In the morning, we were discussing the murder of Arena
Speaker 4: Sarruska and show at North Carolina.
Speaker 5: Now to stop these kinds of.
Speaker 4: Attacks by homeless mentally ill assailants, including institutionalizing or jailing
Speaker 4: such people so they cannot attack again.
Speaker 6: Now, during that.
Speaker 4: Discussion, I wrongly said they should get lethal injections. I
Speaker 4: apologize for that extremely callous remark.
Speaker 2: Okay, I gotta be honest about what I'm seeing and
Speaker 2: what I'm hearing and what you should be able to
Speaker 2: hear here to hear here. Yeah, first of all, you
Speaker 2: were talking about that, but you spun it into a conversation.
Speaker 2: You and Lawrence there went from what do we do
Speaker 2: about this specific attacker, this person who attacked someone in
Speaker 2: the Carolinas? You went from that to let's talk about
Speaker 2: all of this type of people, which of course is
Speaker 2: a primary tactic of you know, politically manipulating and engineering outrage.
Speaker 2: You take one person or a small group of people
Speaker 2: and you make them look larger, and you make them
Speaker 2: larger in the discussion so that the impression is left
Speaker 2: by the listener. This is psychological techniques. I mean that
Speaker 2: propagandas of all makes and models have utilized forever. You know,
Speaker 2: whether kill Me knows it or not, he's well trained
Speaker 2: in it. Because they pivoted to what do we do
Speaker 2: about a huge portion of our population? Yes, fractional by
Speaker 2: you know, many standards, and some people would say it's
Speaker 2: not a priority unless they live in an area where
Speaker 2: there's a lot of homeless people around, then they think
Speaker 2: it's a priority. But reality is, some people think it's
Speaker 2: a priority, some people not and some people agree with, well,
Speaker 2: you know what, stick them somewhere or kill them. They
Speaker 2: just do so kill me. Was being honest on air, frankly,
Speaker 2: a little too honest if you want to, you know,
Speaker 2: maintain any sort of you know, commercial sponsor that has
Speaker 2: a I don't know, a heart that has actual humans
Speaker 2: running their organization, and they're like, do I want to
Speaker 2: endorse this? Well I'm not human, it doesn't matter. Or
Speaker 2: somebody goes, damn, I don't even want to be associated too.
Speaker 2: Let's just exterminate the people that are inconvenient. See how
Speaker 2: I turn that into a more general idea which fits
Speaker 2: the circumstance anyway, just saying it's one of those things
Speaker 2: that happens. And I gotta say, you know, Frankly, a
Speaker 2: lot of people like, go, well, you're a comedy, Well
Speaker 2: you're a fascist. You know the common ground there between
Speaker 2: communists and fascists. When they get in charge of large populations,
Speaker 2: they get their hands on the means of production and
Speaker 2: either they keep it or they control it, and they
Speaker 2: profit from the government themselves. But you know, restrain, detain,
Speaker 2: and erase many of the people, and you know, crush
Speaker 2: them up and grind them into Hamburger meet to feed
Speaker 2: to the attack dogs and you know, redivide their wealth
Speaker 2: as it is, and it could be you know, instead
Speaker 2: of just you know, knocking over one millionaire, why not
Speaker 2: knock over a million people with a dollar and you
Speaker 2: get your million dollars. Anyway, communism and fascism do a
Speaker 2: dosy do all the time, like it's Freaky Friday every day.
Speaker 2: Slightly different business goals, true, but strangling their own people
Speaker 2: and given a list of others in big letters is
Speaker 2: like every place serving food. Yeah, they happen to serve
Speaker 2: drinks too, just comes with the deal, you know, It's
Speaker 2: just the order of things. Anyway, one would think his
Speaker 2: apology might have to have some sincerity on it. There
Speaker 2: might sound like there's contrition. If you look at this
Speaker 2: guy's face, you can definitely read see his tones, and
Speaker 2: he's doing all kinds of things that many different interrogation
Speaker 2: manuals will explain to you. What's really happening here. He
Speaker 2: doesn't mean that he's sorry. He might be annoyed by
Speaker 2: the fact that he's got to apologize and realizes that
Speaker 2: this looks bad, But the truth of it is, he's
Speaker 2: not sorry about it. He's like damn, this is the
Speaker 2: right thing to say. But you people's snowflakes, all your
Speaker 2: snowflakes watching Fox, and it was what's wrong with you? Anyway?
Speaker 2: I'll continue his apology and then replay it once.
Speaker 4: Obviously a weird and not all mentally ill homeless people
Speaker 4: act as the perpetrator did in North Carolina, and that
Speaker 4: so many homeless people deserve our empathy and compassion.
Speaker 2: In the morning, he could barely get the word empathy
Speaker 2: out of his mouth. Of course, all lomeless people deserve
Speaker 2: empathy and compassion, thoughts oppressed. He didn't mean a damn
Speaker 2: bit of it, but somebody said and he didn't. There
Speaker 2: wasn't even a whiff if you'll lose your job, gil mead,
Speaker 2: because you can't commit a sin on Fox News unless
Speaker 2: you really truthfully actually break you know, unless you truly
Speaker 2: actually break Donald Trump's balls. And there's no unity unless
Speaker 2: you unify with our way of thinking. This guy's annoyed
Speaker 2: that he's apologizing. Did just listen to it uninterrupted by
Speaker 2: me one time? It's like twenty or thirty seconds long.
Speaker 4: We were discussing the murder of Arena Sarruska and show
Speaker 4: at North Carolina now to stop these kinds of attacks
Speaker 4: by homeless, mentally ill assailants, including institutionalizing or jailing such
Speaker 4: people so they cannot attack again. Now, during that discussion,
Speaker 4: I wrongly said they should get lethal injections. I apologize
Speaker 4: for that extremely callous remark.
Speaker 2: I apologize that extremely calous remark. He's literally shaking his
Speaker 2: head no while he's saying it. I mean like, no,
Speaker 2: I don't mean this. I give you a link to it.
Speaker 2: I'll give you a link to the video clip on Twitter,
Speaker 2: which is indeed a clip on like an anti Trump
Speaker 2: channel where they have that anti Trump channel of course,
Speaker 2: showed all this stuff like look at look at Trump,
Speaker 2: look at what Trump does. I'm not doing that. I'm
Speaker 2: telling you that's what was there to begin with. Kill
Speaker 2: me been there longer than Trump been on a political scene. Realistically,
Speaker 2: this is this guy that's who's responsible for what he's saying,
Speaker 2: and he is spreading an attitude and an idea and
Speaker 2: encouraging it, reinforcing it. And I promise you there's a
Speaker 2: lot of people not saying a word but thinking to themselves,
Speaker 2: what the hell this guy told the truth. This is
Speaker 2: what you should do. What's wrong with you? Promise you
Speaker 2: that is part of the Fox viewing audience, A significant
Speaker 2: portion of their demographic is going bride kill me. Didn't
Speaker 2: have to apologize? What the hell? Come on, bring Hannity on,
Speaker 2: waste my time with Brian kill meat apologizing for telling
Speaker 2: the truth. And here's the strange part. I agree with you.
Speaker 2: We know what that channel is, we know what it's doing,
Speaker 2: and therefore, guess what, you shouldn't be shocked. It's like
Speaker 2: being pissed at the Porno Channel because you saw a penis.
Speaker 2: I can't believe they had a penis on the Porno channel. Really. Anyway,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna get into a couple other things. I don't
Speaker 2: think I'm gonna do any more audio playback because I
Speaker 2: can't help myself looking at this going. I mean, how
Speaker 2: much further does? It doesn't matter if you're left or right,
Speaker 2: so long as you have the right paradox in hand,
Speaker 2: you know, and you can gripe and killing strangers is
Speaker 2: totally acceptable. Now, if this bothers you and you think
Speaker 2: this is a bad idea, to promote it, reinforce it
Speaker 2: and all that, well, you know, you know what's what?
Speaker 2: I have a Rolling Stone article which I could read
Speaker 2: to you, and I'm not gonna bother because screw it,
Speaker 2: what's the difference. I gotta link to his you know,
Speaker 2: to his circumstance this whole thing. And I also have
Speaker 2: a lengthy explanation about something here that I found out
Speaker 2: too that nobody commented on, which shows a definite change
Speaker 2: in our reality at this point, and that is that,
Speaker 2: quite frankly right, lbj over there didn't comment or didn't
Speaker 2: realize that he was basically saying, yeah, amp up mass incarceration.
Speaker 2: I don't know if he realized is that the idea
Speaker 2: every time we amp up mass incarceration. I mean, the
Speaker 2: Democrats taught us this, so I'd figure he would know it.
Speaker 2: Since he's supposed to be a libertarian and he's on Fox,
Speaker 2: for Christ's sake, he should know that, you know. I mean,
Speaker 2: maybe something else has changed here. Maybe Fox News is
Speaker 2: now agreeing with purvy Bill, cheap state Hillary, and sleepy
Speaker 2: stuttering Joe because the ninety four crime Bill was this
Speaker 2: kind of thinking, Hey, if we lock people up harder,
Speaker 2: that'll fix the problem. I mean, I don't know if
Speaker 2: Lawrence Billy Jones the third knows that an amalgamation of
Speaker 2: left and right. People that studied law, do analysis all
Speaker 2: that stuff. You throw their stuff into an editing blender.
Speaker 2: And I wrote a piece. I'm not going to read
Speaker 2: it to you. I don't want to read my own
Speaker 2: writing to you guys. But I assure you that bullet
Speaker 2: points like mandatory life sentences, you know, the three strikes deal,
Speaker 2: expanding the death penalty to include more things, and then
Speaker 2: by the way completely you know, neutering it with the
Speaker 2: constant and never ending, you know, set of possible appeals
Speaker 2: that usually you know, used to be only only the
Speaker 2: rich could afford. But now there's enough pro say and
Speaker 2: enough you know, pro bono people to help you either
Speaker 2: do it yourself or they do it for you. You know,
Speaker 2: it's not just the one group of people that goes
Speaker 2: out and gets some people off when they've been wrongly
Speaker 2: convicted and are sentenced to death, but long sets of appeals,
Speaker 2: and we have a busted system. I don't trust it.
Speaker 2: I don't believe it properly, and we know it has
Speaker 2: executed innocent people. I don't think that is worth doing
Speaker 2: with a system you can't trust. So until we figure
Speaker 2: out a way to clean the corruption out, I can't
Speaker 2: support the death penalty personally, if it was clean and
Speaker 2: it functioned properly, I would if you did things right,
Speaker 2: you might be able to hang some people on the
Speaker 2: courthouse lawn, no problem. Now would I wanted to be
Speaker 2: public executions that we should show to children like a
Speaker 2: Charlie kirkshow panel had said a few years ago, sponsored
Speaker 2: by Coca Cola and all those jokes, and he said
Speaker 2: his day would be improved by watching public executions. I mean,
Speaker 2: that's just that's the guy everybody's celebrating like a saint.
Speaker 2: I don't think that's true, and I wouldn't be all
Speaker 2: for it because I don't think it would teach our
Speaker 2: children much other than you know, I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Maybe we should go back and do studies about when
Speaker 2: people did watch lynchings for things that they thought were
Speaker 2: perfectly you know, absolutely capital crimes. Rick doesn't matter the crime.
Speaker 2: But when they hung people like that, and you know,
Speaker 2: families would bring picnic lunches, maybe we should study how
Speaker 2: that worked on the minds of the people that were
Speaker 2: there and the children. There must be an available set
Speaker 2: of data somewhere on that. No, maybe not Anyway, I
Speaker 2: got many an attempt at zen and maybe when we
Speaker 2: come back, I'll try my best to give you some
Speaker 2: other audio pieces. I would love, by the way, absolutely
Speaker 2: love to play. Let me take a look here. I
Speaker 2: know I had a beautiful piece. I mean, I'm almost
Speaker 2: tempted to try and see if the copyright God's bucked me.
Speaker 2: The Temptations get Ready fused with Black Sabbaths, Children of
Speaker 2: the Grave. It's a mash up and it's really great.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna put it a link to it in the
Speaker 2: show notes right now. And hey, we got some other
Speaker 2: things to go over, maybe some other audio, et cetera.
Speaker 2: I have no idea why people still like job. You
Speaker 2: know Rogan, that guy did Joe Rogan experience. Maybe we
Speaker 2: should get into that for a minute. Maybe maybe you
Speaker 2: know what, I'm gonna load up that stuff, take a
Speaker 2: quick break, and uh yeah, I think the o'celli effects
Speaker 2: should return after a couple of messages. And I don't know,
Speaker 2: maybe I'll light one of my cigarettes. I don't have many,
Speaker 2: but what the hell, I might as well do they
Speaker 2: What do they say? Smoke them while you got them?
Speaker 2: Stick around? Be right back.
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Speaker 2: So so here we return from the break, and hopefully
Speaker 2: you're still with me as we go further. A quick reminder,
Speaker 2: you know, just just to keep it light, and because
Speaker 2: I gotta have what some people might call my zen
Speaker 2: momentarium or whatever, you know, my terrarium of zen momentarium,
Speaker 2: or you know, they might call it your your moment
Speaker 2: of zen on the Daily Show and whatnot. I think,
Speaker 2: and that wasn't that carried over from Saturday Night Live?
Speaker 2: Here's your moment of zen. And then they would do
Speaker 2: something and be like, when your neighbor gets running, buy
Speaker 2: a car. At least he's quiet. Now you're a moment
Speaker 2: of zen. I want to say that was Saturday Night Live,
Speaker 2: but I don't know. My memory's hazy on this. Anyway,
Speaker 2: you gotta give credit to Donald Trump for the new math,
Speaker 2: at least my opinion. You're going with us?
Speaker 10: Are you going with us?
Speaker 2: Maggie? How with you saying to Maggie Herreerman, Hey, are
Speaker 2: you going with us? Maggie? Are you going with us? Party?
Speaker 2: Got with us? Making a pace? No good? You don't
Speaker 2: want that reporter with him? Huh. Anyway, Hey, mister president,
Speaker 2: let me ask you about that boat that you said
Speaker 2: you didn't know anything about that. We blew up even
Speaker 2: though no due process for those Venezuelans either, but they
Speaker 2: didn't get deported. They got exported off the planet. Anyway.
Speaker 2: It is what it was, and we killed him because
Speaker 2: of drugs. But hey, Trump didn't know anything about that,
Speaker 2: except now he kind of does.
Speaker 10: Off the pot could have done that majora might escalate something.
Speaker 2: You know, what's illegal.
Speaker 4: And the drugs that were on the boat, and the
Speaker 4: drugs that are being sent into our country, and the
Speaker 4: fact that three hundred million people died last year from drugs,
Speaker 4: that's what's illegal.
Speaker 2: Okay. So here's a couple of pieces of math new
Speaker 2: math that Trump has introduced here, and I think we
Speaker 2: should give credit where credits due first of all, action
Speaker 2: taken then evaluated as legal or illegal irrelevant because other
Speaker 2: illegal action of somewhat of a lesser degree. I mean,
Speaker 2: I would say that drug trafficking might be a lower
Speaker 2: crime to eleven murders or something. I mean, however, many
Speaker 2: people were on that boat. I don't know. Can anybody
Speaker 2: keep track of that news event? Nobody cares? Right? Who
Speaker 2: cares that he blew up people because they were Venezuela
Speaker 2: and they weren't Americans. But if they were Americans and
Speaker 2: they were the wrong kind of Americans, good also, right,
Speaker 2: especially if they're homeless. That is I think a Fox
Speaker 2: News if I was playing. But it doesn't matter. I
Speaker 2: found some other things more relevant and interesting. You know
Speaker 2: a former guest on this show who called himself Lady Maga, right,
Speaker 2: Ryan Woods, I believe was his name, and he's still
Speaker 2: around best I can tell. However, it's just not in
Speaker 2: me right now. Is Lady Maga USA hanging up her heels?
Speaker 2: This is an article in you know, on nineteenth news
Speaker 2: dot org, and it's under the lgbtqre label. In case
Speaker 2: you guys forgot, well, you know what, you'll figure it out.
Speaker 2: As I read from the story, and I will read
Speaker 2: from the story quickly. Two months into the president's second term,
Speaker 2: the Trump loving drag queen's support is waning. In the
Speaker 2: show picture of Ryan here and Lady Maga spruces up
Speaker 2: in a restroom at twenty twenty Conservative Political Action Conference
Speaker 2: in Oxon Hill, Maryland. Okay, And that is what the
Speaker 2: pictures from. Ryan Woods hasn't put the blonde wig on
Speaker 2: since November five. It just doesn't feel the same. Quote.
Speaker 2: I can't say that I'm disappointed yet because we are
Speaker 2: just what two months into his administration end quote. Woods
Speaker 2: told the Nineteenth recently by phone that being said, some
Speaker 2: of the people he's chosen to be in his administration
Speaker 2: I am not excited about. Woods is talking about President
Speaker 2: Donald Trump. Usually, enthusiasm is the first word that comes
Speaker 2: to mind about Woods and the current president, not that
Speaker 2: the two know each other personally. For the better part
Speaker 2: of five years, Woods has exhausted himself and stitched, excuse me,
Speaker 2: stretched his finances, serving as the ultimate Trump cheerleader. Lady
Speaker 2: Maga USA a drag queen who Sashet's from rally to rally,
Speaker 2: posing for pictures, smiling haters and trying to prove that
Speaker 2: gay people can be conservative too. It's hard to overstate
Speaker 2: the campy presence of Lady Maga USA. In a sea
Speaker 2: of red hats and camo T shirts, Lady Maga stands
Speaker 2: out and flowing nineteenth century gown often stark white with
Speaker 2: bows and ruffles, pops of red, white and blue, and
Speaker 2: an enormous blonde wig. She looks like she stepped off
Speaker 2: the set of quote Mary Poppins. End quote. She spirts sports,
Speaker 2: not spurts, sports pearls and a silk sash. Her makeup
Speaker 2: is only slightly overdone. Drag queens may have a reputation
Speaker 2: for the raunchy, but Lady Maga is so earnest, so
Speaker 2: old fashioned. She seems almost wholesome. And that's intentional, which
Speaker 2: has taken great pains to create a character conservatives would
Speaker 2: want their kids to meet that would hearten back to
Speaker 2: a bygone hearkened back to a bygone era, and he
Speaker 2: has inhibited, inhabited that character proudly. She has made national
Speaker 2: headlines for this portrayal. This is until this year. Quote
Speaker 2: It's just not in me right now, and I'm not
Speaker 2: exactly sure why. End quote. What said pulling away from
Speaker 2: the article. I had Ryan on the show Nature Boy
Speaker 2: booked him a while back. Were talked about this Lady Maga,
Speaker 2: the drag queen comes out and you know, full on
Speaker 2: gowns and stuff, and a lot of these red hats
Speaker 2: were having their kids take pictures with the you know,
Speaker 2: the drag queen. This is really interesting. Take a picture
Speaker 2: with Lady Maga. Where's a sash, like as if there
Speaker 2: was a contest one to become Lady Maga. I don't
Speaker 2: think the red, white and blue covered drag queen was
Speaker 2: ever endorsed by Trump, but nobody threw her out of
Speaker 2: anything or anything as far as I know. It's kind
Speaker 2: of like those black conservative that waited for Trump at
Speaker 2: the last political convention where they thought he was going
Speaker 2: to stop by their joint and they'll get together, and
Speaker 2: his motorcaate blew ride on by them. They didn't care.
Speaker 2: They were just happy to be there. So anyway, I
Speaker 2: don't know, I'm gonna try and get hold of Ryan
Speaker 2: and thus lead Lady Naga and see if I can
Speaker 2: interview Lady Maga or Ryan, because you know how it is,
Speaker 2: sometimes you got to interview the character or the actor,
Speaker 2: and that's what this is. An actor doing a character.
Speaker 2: Yes he is gay quite but a gay conservative anyway.
Speaker 2: Speaking of other contradictions like the comedian who isn't funny
Speaker 2: and the podcaster who's not interesting but somehow popular, Joe
Speaker 2: Rogan has had some troubles of his conscience as of late,
Speaker 2: and maybe you will get into another comedian before I'm
Speaker 2: all done. I'm gonna try and close this out in
Speaker 2: approximately an hour, but we'll see how it goes. I
Speaker 2: find the most recent Joe Rogan conflicts internal and externally expressed. Finally,
Speaker 2: something interesting on his show mostly on board. A guy
Speaker 2: who knows nothing about most things, asking almost everybody and
Speaker 2: getting the best guess somehow maintaining popularity. And I cannot
Speaker 2: and have not sat through an entire episode. Is even
Speaker 2: if he interviewed one of the people I love to death,
Speaker 2: Even if you told me there was a full two
Speaker 2: hour interview with Ozzy Osbourne, I'm willing to bet I
Speaker 2: could not sit through Joe Rogan trying to interview him
Speaker 2: last time. Joe Rogan was useful as a media presenter
Speaker 2: in my mind was what fear factor? And even Nanny
Speaker 2: wasn't funny. I mean, they keep telling me he's a
Speaker 2: stand up comedian. I've seen his stand up and I
Speaker 2: really think he should sit down. But enough out of me.
Speaker 2: Let's listen to his conflict of conscience.
Speaker 1: As of late that was going around that Donald J.
Speaker 13: Trump the president is like all over the Epstein files.
Speaker 1: Joe Rogan remembers.
Speaker 13: Now as a white, straight, thirty something male, I am
Speaker 13: genetically predisposed to liking Joe Rogan. I might not often
Speaker 13: agree with him politically or philosophically, or spiritually or intellectually,
Speaker 13: but there's just something about watching a guy who knows
Speaker 13: almost nothing up ackrap.
Speaker 2: There is a left wing commentation. See now I had
Speaker 2: this cued up, so we just listened to Rogan talking
Speaker 2: to another left wing commentator. But I didn't want the
Speaker 2: guy whose video came from because it's the best copy.
Speaker 2: And as I said, I can't sit through rogan stuff enough.
Speaker 2: But I come across his clips on other people's shows.
Speaker 2: So that's why this is there. I'll give you a
Speaker 2: link to the whole thing so you can, you know,
Speaker 2: choose what you want out of it. But uh, he's
Speaker 2: talking to another one of these like kids who gets
Speaker 2: onto that jubilee and you know bits I'm gonna put
Speaker 2: twenty people in front of me. You know, it wasn't
Speaker 2: just conservatives like Charlie Kirk who would go on Jubilee
Speaker 2: and be the hero against you know, the outnumbered surrounded
Speaker 2: a lot of these liberal guys who are using the
Speaker 2: same template that Charlie Kirk used, except obviously different material,
Speaker 2: but exactly the same template those people medi asan people
Speaker 2: like that. He's got one of these young kids on
Speaker 2: there who's you know, I don't know what his deal is,
Speaker 2: but you know, nineteen eighty Vibe called and said they
Speaker 2: want their wig back from this kid. And Rogan's you know, bald,
Speaker 2: tough guy, ultimate fighter or whatever. He's a bro bro
Speaker 2: bro anyway, and I know a lot of you guys
Speaker 2: listen to Rogan and I'm sorry, but.
Speaker 1: He's a champion.
Speaker 2: Might not be letting this whole useless to me?
Speaker 1: What do we do? You know, what do you do?
Speaker 11: I mean, you definitely can change the way you vote,
Speaker 11: like if it comes up again.
Speaker 1: But the problem is this is a bi partisan issue,
Speaker 1: live partisan.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I heard as a as a Democratic hoax. That's yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't think that's true.
Speaker 13: How is this not all over the news right now, Joe.
Speaker 2: Okay, so one of the the guy he's talking to
Speaker 2: here is one of the very young, uh you know,
Speaker 2: members of the Young Turks team. They have those older
Speaker 2: guys over there, and then they keep having to inject,
Speaker 2: you know, new young guys. And that's the guy I
Speaker 2: was talking about with the wig that's you know, nineteen
Speaker 2: eighty five called and needs it back. I think it
Speaker 2: might be a way to be twenty twenty five's version
Speaker 2: of what they used to call metrosexual. I don't know,
Speaker 2: but I mean, I don't even see how he puts
Speaker 2: on headphones with that that wig. Anyway, Rogan, they're sampling
Speaker 2: Rogan from a Young Turks thing looks like to me. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and uh, then yet another YouTube commentator is commenting on it.
Speaker 2: This is literally like exponential layers of content creating, and
Speaker 2: I'm being part of it now, content creating, content creators
Speaker 2: commenting on content creators anyways, and so on and so forth.
Speaker 2: And it's a tongue twister. Say five times fans.
Speaker 11: Folks, if you go to jail, it's certainly not a
Speaker 11: hoax of claim. Maxwell's in jail too. So she's in
Speaker 11: jail for sex trafficking. Excuse me, she's in jail for
Speaker 11: sex trafficking, But the question is to who you have
Speaker 11: to be sex trafficking to someone in order to go
Speaker 11: to jail, right, So how's that work?
Speaker 1: How She's been in jail for years? So like, how's
Speaker 1: that work? Is she looking at a pardon? Are they gonna?
Speaker 1: I don't know, but they just moved her to another prison.
Speaker 11: It's supposed to be a nice prison as far as prisons, and.
Speaker 1: To kill her could be.
Speaker 2: Okay, the nineteen eighty five eighty six wig guy, I
Speaker 2: just realized why I keep saying that. It reminds me
Speaker 2: of a cross between John Cougar, Mellencamp and bon Jovi
Speaker 2: without the hairspring. That's the look this kid is going for.
Speaker 2: And he's one of the young turks.
Speaker 11: Why would you waste the money to move someone if
Speaker 11: you wanted to kill him.
Speaker 1: I'm sure they could kill her pretty easy, Okay.
Speaker 2: So he's thinking out loud about possible assassination attempts against
Speaker 2: Gilane and not discussing the obvious. You know, let's make
Speaker 2: you a little more comfortable while we cut a deal
Speaker 2: of some kind. Situation there, and I got to tell
Speaker 2: you after a decade of trying to get people to
Speaker 2: pay attention to this. I found it funny when the
Speaker 2: right wingers picked it up. I found it funnier when
Speaker 2: the right wingers tried to drop it like a hot potato.
Speaker 2: And I find it even more hilarious that the Democrats
Speaker 2: want to pick it up, because I think all of
Speaker 2: it is just a chef because if they honestly, honestly
Speaker 2: opened up stuff like this, they find that neither the
Speaker 2: right nor the left is immune. Probably Donald Trump is involved,
Speaker 2: so is Bill Clinton. Yes, indeed, so were many media figures.
Speaker 2: Others were just sucked in and brought in proximity for
Speaker 2: blackmail purposes, and others were brought in just because Epstein
Speaker 2: had an ego and wanted to flaunt the fact that
Speaker 2: he was able to get away with the young girls.
Speaker 2: I mean, let's be honest, that's what was going on.
Speaker 2: Michael Wolf talked about this recently. And I don't take
Speaker 2: everything Michael Wolf has to say his gospel, but you know,
Speaker 2: broken clocks and such, and Michael Wolf might be telling
Speaker 2: time on a couple of pieces, So just saying he's
Speaker 2: probably got a couple of right times a few times
Speaker 2: of day maybe it's just but tailing off into the
Speaker 2: Charlie Kirk universe, of course, and reminding everybody in the
Speaker 2: world that there is this entire ecosphere of you know,
Speaker 2: proved me wrong, bro, and it's I don't know Charlie
Speaker 2: invented it, but I gotta say there's many people jumping
Speaker 2: on it, and frankly a lot of them, or guess what,
Speaker 2: not your conservative buddies. It's a ton of these liberal
Speaker 2: TikTokers who are dead serious about saying, you know, Kamala
Speaker 2: would have been a better choice. Kamala would have been
Speaker 2: a better choice. I don't know where that distortion of
Speaker 2: reality comes from that she was a choice at all.
Speaker 2: And frankly, even so, I'm not happy with Trump being there.
Speaker 2: I don't think the solution in any way, shape or
Speaker 2: form would have been Commala. I'm not happy with that guy.
Speaker 2: You know this if you listen to my show. But
Speaker 2: she's not a viable alternative to anything. You know, there's
Speaker 2: a mild difference between the different boots they want to
Speaker 2: step on the back of your neck with. But you know,
Speaker 2: whether it's a jack boot or a croc, if it's
Speaker 2: a four hundred pound monster, it's still gonna hurt on
Speaker 2: the back of your neck, man. Matter of fact, the
Speaker 2: jack boot might kill you quicker, so that might be
Speaker 2: a little more merciful. And they both want to control
Speaker 2: you because you're not allowed to say anything that would
Speaker 2: really truly offend them, because right now they want to
Speaker 2: prosecute people for being disrespectful to Charlie Kirk, who is
Speaker 2: not a government representative, who wasn't a soldier, okay, but
Speaker 2: they want to prosecute people ruin their lives, dos them
Speaker 2: take their jobs, everything, all that cancel culture stuff that
Speaker 2: they used to bitch about from the other side. They're
Speaker 2: doing it, so you know, they just it's just timing. Eventually,
Speaker 2: whatever to totalitarian method of control the left uses, the
Speaker 2: right will use, and eventually you can't even identify them
Speaker 2: because they've dose. He does so much you're dizzy and
Speaker 2: you don't know what begins where from the beginning of
Speaker 2: anything anymore. That's the way it rolls. Anyway. Bill Burr
Speaker 2: is a comedian I like, and this is where we're
Speaker 2: probably going to get into some you know, not safe
Speaker 2: for work language. So there's your warning and I might
Speaker 2: have to attach it as you know whatever. Harsh language labels.
Speaker 2: I got to slap on it as I distribute the podcast,
Speaker 2: but it is what it is. I've warned you if
Speaker 2: you're live, and I know that all two of you
Speaker 2: will be fine. But you know, the truth is this
Speaker 2: is Bill Berr. I like Bilbert, and he's gonna say
Speaker 2: some stuff here that makes sense, and for the most
Speaker 2: part I got to agree with him because he's talking
Speaker 2: about one of the biggest what do you call that,
Speaker 2: you know, coming of age like rights of passage for
Speaker 2: these either left wing or right wing proved me wrong
Speaker 2: debater online, TikToker. I'm making shorts where either I own
Speaker 2: the libs or look at how stupid I can make
Speaker 2: the Trumpers look, you know performers out there. One of
Speaker 2: them is literally called Parker get a job because somebody
Speaker 2: probably told him that at some point and he made
Speaker 2: a job. He's got a whole team of people. They
Speaker 2: do this together. Some of these guys are going to do,
Speaker 2: you know, they're own tours. Alex Jones is going to
Speaker 2: pick up you know, Alex Jones is going to bring
Speaker 2: up the bloody mike for Charlie Kirk. But also so
Speaker 2: is the guy who wears yamaka all the time a
Speaker 2: conservative commentator, he's been blessed by the White House to
Speaker 2: go out and do it. Charlie Kirk's wife. I mean
Speaker 2: a lot of people are going to pick up his
Speaker 2: fallen standard. But the truth is this is all based
Speaker 2: on a very common template that works for both sides,
Speaker 2: and works for if you want to go debate sci
Speaker 2: fi nerds over whether Star Trek or Star Wars is
Speaker 2: the superior universe, you can probably make a tour out
Speaker 2: of it and go on this thing called Jubilee. So
Speaker 2: Bill Burr, who tries to ignore this stuff and is
Speaker 2: really one of those guys who's an idiot that watches
Speaker 2: football and bangs on his drums and now raises a
Speaker 2: baby and has a wife that he you know, has
Speaker 2: to deal with and has anger issues and has shaved
Speaker 2: his head and is too white to go into the sun.
Speaker 2: Bill Burr, well, I think is funny. Hell made one
Speaker 2: of the best cartoons ever. Is for family. I endorse him.
Speaker 2: This is apparently part of his Monday Morning podcast, and
Speaker 2: I'll just let him explain and set it up. I
Speaker 2: think it's worthwhile.
Speaker 5: Hey something, I know it was just rage bait, but
Speaker 5: it was just this this Indian dude. They have for
Speaker 5: whatever reason, this is this stupid thing, would they they?
Speaker 5: And they have somebody you know that debates.
Speaker 2: Okay, this is on YouTube, so some of the F
Speaker 2: bombs are okay, the C word is not okay. You
Speaker 2: know if you if you say somebody's killed or murdered,
Speaker 2: you got to say they've been unlived. This is now
Speaker 2: the YouTube Dystopian nineteen eighty four nightmare. Okay, that's just
Speaker 2: what it is. Just just so you know, news speak
Speaker 2: and all that is now enforced by you. Two blow
Speaker 2: on the Google platform and watch your ass because you
Speaker 2: say the wrong word, wrong combination, put the wrong label
Speaker 2: on somebody, and you're all done. And he's talking about
Speaker 2: Medi Hassan, who I've been recently watching. I started watching
Speaker 2: this and got into this universe and really didn't realize
Speaker 2: how large it was until very recently. And then right
Speaker 2: on time after I just got into it and was
Speaker 2: looking at the left and the right and the stupid
Speaker 2: of it, which it mostly is, I found Medi Hassan,
Speaker 2: which is, you know, a guy who's been become a
Speaker 2: naturalized American citizen who I think is a I don't know,
Speaker 2: Muslim Pakistani who actually grew up in England to start with,
Speaker 2: but came here and naturalized as an American citizen. And
Speaker 2: he is a Lefti's lefty. He left MSNBC because they
Speaker 2: didn't like his stance on Gaza and it was too
Speaker 2: much to say that, you know, Gazza was a genocide.
Speaker 2: So they took away his shows, told him that he
Speaker 2: could have a job still as a commentator and all that,
Speaker 2: and Mediasan said, you know what, I'd be better off
Speaker 2: doing my own thing, And now he is. These guys
Speaker 2: build whole media entities off of themselves, and I got
Speaker 2: to say, good on them if they can do it.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't agree with the message, but the
Speaker 2: methodology is sound. Build your own business, and people support
Speaker 2: you and pay you to do this, why not. I
Speaker 2: would take the job, but I would definitely provide different
Speaker 2: material than Mediassan or Charlie Kirk. Problem there, though, is
Speaker 2: that nobody's enraged enough to spend their money on what
Speaker 2: I would go on tour with. It doesn't it you know,
Speaker 2: it doesn't equal rage. Bit like Bill Burr was saying, anyway, sorry,
Speaker 2: I keep interrupting.
Speaker 5: And then they have twenty fucking people sitting in a
Speaker 5: circle around the person that they don't agree with them,
Speaker 5: and for some reason they've added the musical chair element
Speaker 5: to it, like he says, you know, I'm gonna tell
Speaker 5: you right now. Like literally, the one I watched, Indian
Speaker 5: dude was like liberal and then there was all these
Speaker 5: conservatives and he held you said, I'll tell you right now.
Speaker 14: I think you know, if you have red tie on,
Speaker 14: you look like a fucking pussy, right.
Speaker 5: And then or whatever, that's not really a I guess
Speaker 5: that is a statement.
Speaker 2: Whatever.
Speaker 5: You know, he'll say things like, uh, you know the
Speaker 5: president is not tough on crime, you know, just to
Speaker 5: get these conservatives frothing at the mouth. So the second
Speaker 5: he finishes his question, all these that is sitting around,
Speaker 5: they gotta scramble to the fucking chair and then they
Speaker 5: sit down. And most of them are kids, so it's like.
Speaker 14: A fucking fifty year old debating.
Speaker 5: I saw another one that was black woman was she
Speaker 5: was conservative and then there was a bunch of liberals
Speaker 5: and then she'd be like, yeah, let me tell you this.
Speaker 5: If you know you got Harry parm pits and hairy legs.
Speaker 14: You know, I don't want to hear your political opinion
Speaker 14: because you're a liberal douche. And then they're just like, ah,
Speaker 14: fucking run off to the yeah, cantice own.
Speaker 2: See there there's another one who did this jubilee. You know,
Speaker 2: surround me by twenty people and prove me wrong. And
Speaker 2: now I'm going to say something provocative, and a room
Speaker 2: full of people that are there to disagree with you
Speaker 2: and be angry at you do their thing. The other
Speaker 2: aspect of it is that, you know, you get voted
Speaker 2: off by the other conservatives in the room. We'll sit
Speaker 2: up and hold up reread flags like yeah, you gotta
Speaker 2: go because you're losing, or you did something wrong according
Speaker 2: to your own tribe. It's kind of funny. It's like
Speaker 2: the much much more boring Survivor except debates, but they're
Speaker 2: not really debates anyway. People don't really debate. That's another
Speaker 2: weird thing. There's no debating anymore because debating has more
Speaker 2: of a goal to it than simply winner, and people
Speaker 2: work with the winner aspect of it all the time.
Speaker 2: It's like, we're going to go into a circumstance where
Speaker 2: we're going to compete, and here's the rules. It is
Speaker 2: Greco Roman wrestling, and they go, okay, I understand, and
Speaker 2: then they hit you with a bat and they go
Speaker 2: I win, and you go, yeah, that's not the point
Speaker 2: of this, and they go, yeah, but I won. I
Speaker 2: have just summarized ninety percent of what people call debate anymore. Again,
Speaker 2: another wrong label on something that's happening. But this is happening,
Speaker 2: and this jubilee thing apparently is a moneymaker too, so
Speaker 2: again people want this rage bait, rage, clickbait, click rage
Speaker 2: bait whatever. Eventually, I guess you graduate to master baate anyhow.
Speaker 5: And then this full grown adult basically tears a kid
Speaker 5: a new ass like I don't. It's just it's so
Speaker 5: fucking stupid. It's so stupid, and nobody comes away going like, wow,
Speaker 5: that guy made it.
Speaker 2: Good point.
Speaker 1: They don't.
Speaker 5: Everybody is locked in. I will say I did see
Speaker 5: this one angry conservative guy and he goes it's tribal.
Speaker 5: Now the gloves are off, and it's just like, dude,
Speaker 5: have you considered getting off Facebook? Have you considered like
Speaker 5: getting offline? Have you considered not reading comments sections? And
Speaker 5: just go in for a fucking walk this this thing.
Speaker 2: A long time.
Speaker 5: Ago, there was a radio play called War of the
Speaker 5: World's and for whatever fucking reason. Maybe because media was
Speaker 5: young at the time, mass media, whatever, radio, whatever, whatever
Speaker 5: the proper term is, they didn't realize the power of it.
Speaker 5: So they decided it would be funny if they just
Speaker 5: broke into their regular newscast and just said that aliens
Speaker 5: had landed and they were starting to fuck shit up
Speaker 5: down here and people were listening, people committed, and all
Speaker 5: they had to do, the big thing is all they
Speaker 5: had to do was turn the channel and they would
Speaker 5: hear that it wasn't on the other channel.
Speaker 2: Okay, So inaccuracies from Bill Burr, big shock. I mean,
Speaker 2: he is a comedian, not a historian, and not designed
Speaker 2: to comment on these things. But I love his commentary
Speaker 2: because it's raw and it's real at least. However, War
Speaker 2: of the Worlds is something I'm a fan of, and
Speaker 2: I'm a fan of it because it did fool a
Speaker 2: lot of people and it's amazing, and they pulled it
Speaker 2: off on Mischief Night. And also, you know, listen, I
Speaker 2: admit my prejudices here. Much of what occurs here is
Speaker 2: portrayed us happening in New Jersey. So it is amazing.
Speaker 2: Even when they have the president, you know, the person
Speaker 2: playing the President announcing stuff during the show. It's clearly
Speaker 2: not the president. You know, there's a hundred different ways
Speaker 2: to figure out this is a problem. Indeed, waiting on
Speaker 2: occasion for some of the breakaways and the stuff that's
Speaker 2: clearly fake. And how is it that a guy is
Speaker 2: now narrating all by himself in a wasteland in New
Speaker 2: Jersey where everything's been destroyed. There's a lot of different
Speaker 2: ways for you to figure out after a couple of
Speaker 2: minutes that you know something is not real about what
Speaker 2: you're listening to. Uh, and it's it's pure mythology that
Speaker 2: they put They bleeped out the word suicide, but people
Speaker 2: committed suicide. I don't know that there was a there
Speaker 2: was no mass effect on this. There was a fair
Speaker 2: mass effect of a bit of panic, and some people
Speaker 2: did start to like freak out and go other places.
Speaker 2: And then they found people that weren't listening to the radio,
Speaker 2: going well, there's nothing going on, let's check in Jersey
Speaker 2: and see if anything's blown up. No, make a phone call.
Speaker 2: They had phones then anyway, you know, stuff happened like
Speaker 2: it was only on CBS away and it was orson
Speaker 2: wells did it? And I mean have you ever look,
Speaker 2: have you ever seen a picture in the in the
Speaker 2: Ocelli office here there's a record hanging on the wall
Speaker 2: of War of the World. It's one of my favorite
Speaker 2: things of all time because people did take it seriously
Speaker 2: for a good fifteen minutes and there was a minor
Speaker 2: freak out and there were people in New Jersey literally
Speaker 2: looking for the landing Martians and stuff like that happened,
Speaker 2: but there wasn't mass death and serious chaos and you know,
Speaker 2: didn't cause like the Great Blackout of whatever, nothing like that,
Speaker 2: but there was enough of a mass effect. It was
Speaker 2: kind of like and they had to apologize for it
Speaker 2: and all this stuff and orson. Wells, Hey, look, you know,
Speaker 2: it was my equivalent of just you know, going out
Speaker 2: into Halloween and saying boom. They almost didn't record the
Speaker 2: damn thing. And for years people have had different, you know,
Speaker 2: a couple of different recordings out there, but the original
Speaker 2: was made on an acetate and had crackles and stuff
Speaker 2: in it like a record, because an acetate record was
Speaker 2: pressed like from the live recording. Anyway, CBS for years,
Speaker 2: like you know, sold this as a cheap thing, and
Speaker 2: I remember they played this for me in third grade.
Speaker 2: I had an interesting third grade teacher, but I fell
Speaker 2: in love with this War of the Worlds like this
Speaker 2: is great. Somebody did Feeder of the Mind so well
Speaker 2: they convinced a good number of idiots that an absolutely
Speaker 2: fake alien invasion was happening, and they announced at the
Speaker 2: beginning of the show that was Another thing is if
Speaker 2: you tuned in on time, you would have heard this
Speaker 2: is a radio play of wars and Wells doing HG. Wells.
Speaker 2: War of the World's adapted from modern times. Anyway, we'll
Speaker 2: continue on with Bill Burr's commentary real fast. But he
Speaker 2: is not educated as to War of the Worlds. He
Speaker 2: gets the spirit of it, but he has all of
Speaker 2: his facts wrong, which is something Bill Burr does a lot.
Speaker 2: But he's still funny and some of his observations stand
Speaker 2: up even with his poorly informed views. But comedy can
Speaker 2: do that. When you want to be serious about transmitting
Speaker 2: the real world to people, you might not want to
Speaker 2: stage it in theater of the absurd. And whether it's
Speaker 2: you know, this thing that they're doing with you, Bilee,
Speaker 2: or what Bill Burr does on his constant podcast and
Speaker 2: stand up career in cartoons, listen, I respect Bill Burr
Speaker 2: because he doesn't tell you any of this stuff is real.
Speaker 5: Anyway, and they just absolutely lost their fucking mind. I
Speaker 5: feel like the Internet is the new war of the world.
Speaker 5: Like I'm telling you, I'm not saying the Internet's not
Speaker 5: a fun place. Internet is like hard drugs. You know,
Speaker 5: you do it once once in a while. I don't
Speaker 5: know what fet how.
Speaker 1: Do you see it?
Speaker 4: It?
Speaker 14: Fentanyl, fentanyl, seti, setti, whack, whatever.
Speaker 1: Whatever people call it.
Speaker 5: I feel like the internet's like that. The Internet is
Speaker 5: like it's like drugs, you know. I feel like if
Speaker 5: if you have the ability to do it every once
Speaker 5: in a blue moon.
Speaker 8: Not a problem.
Speaker 5: But if you're a user, you know, a functional user
Speaker 5: of the Internet, and I'm including myself in this, you
Speaker 5: are gonna lose your fucking mind.
Speaker 2: So Bill Burr is on the dope is for dopes,
Speaker 2: Dad train already huh, too bad. And if you're gonna
Speaker 2: use the Internet, you're gonna be a user, You're gonna
Speaker 2: you're gonna get used. As see, I'm clever. I if
Speaker 2: I was from Boston, I might sound like Bill Bursa
Speaker 2: some times, except I'm not as funny. I don't do
Speaker 2: comedy I know some guy said I should do some comedy,
Speaker 2: but man, I don't know how to do comedy. I'm
Speaker 2: no good at it. Shit, I'm no good at this
Speaker 2: at this point. I mean, you know, I'm trying, but
Speaker 2: I mean I'm good at the analysis, but nobody wants
Speaker 2: to hear me. And you know that's okay if it's
Speaker 2: for the one listener out there. Cool, dude, I'm with you,
Speaker 2: and you and I understand each other. I used to
Speaker 2: have regular Joe listening regularly, but he's busy. He understood me,
Speaker 2: and I think I think he got replaced by one
Speaker 2: one new guy, and you know, cool, we can do that,
Speaker 2: and everybody else just hates on me. And most people
Speaker 2: tuned out of this already anyway because they're pissed at
Speaker 2: me for attacking Fox News or whatever. And I'll probably
Speaker 2: hear about it on Friday if they bothered to listen.
Speaker 5: Anyway, Dude, these people were saying, as white people were
Speaker 5: saying that they you know, the guy was bringing.
Speaker 1: Up Native he was, you know, make good points whatever.
Speaker 5: I'm not saying that either side was not making good points.
Speaker 2: Okay. So Burr is talking about and I've seen this
Speaker 2: segment several times because other people have clipped it and
Speaker 2: used it as an example and everything else. Well, you know,
Speaker 2: we want to talk about the genocide in Pales nine.
Speaker 2: There is no genera trod in palest nine. Oh so
Speaker 2: you must be the same people who thinks there was
Speaker 2: no genocide here in America that built America because she
Speaker 2: genocided the Native Americans. But I am a Native American.
Speaker 2: I've been here since the fifteen hundreds, so says the
Speaker 2: guy who thinks he's white. Anyway, Bill's about to describe this,
Speaker 2: and I think he does a good job with it.
Speaker 5: They were saying that these white people were saying my people, Caucasians,
Speaker 5: my pass my white ages were going on saying that
Speaker 5: they were fucking Native Americans. And then he's like, my
Speaker 5: family has been here since to fifteen hundred.
Speaker 2: I got a lot of skin in this game.
Speaker 14: Oh, you're taking credit for what they did back then,
Speaker 14: like what owning slaves and fucking participating in a genocide. Ye,
Speaker 14: this fucking dude, if you would have thought he was
Speaker 14: holding the fucking tree that that wooden teeth and douche
Speaker 14: fucking chopped down.
Speaker 2: I got a little skittin his game.
Speaker 1: We've been American for a long time.
Speaker 5: Oh so you're a NEPO baby fucking American.
Speaker 1: Anyway.
Speaker 5: I really didn't like that guy because I could see
Speaker 5: what a fucking psychotemporary had and I really saw a
Speaker 5: lot of myself and him.
Speaker 2: He uses to see you next Tuesday word almost like
Speaker 2: an Englishman, and Irish is English adjacent, so you know,
Speaker 2: Bill Burr is definitely Irish anyway.
Speaker 5: And then on the other side, there was this ridiculous
Speaker 5: argument that both sides were making. When the conservative black
Speaker 5: woman was talking, she was saying that the sexual revolution
Speaker 5: actually made women less happy.
Speaker 2: It's too funny. Candice Owens versus twenty feminists was the
Speaker 2: name of that jubilee. There's an interesting graphic out there.
Speaker 2: Let's see what are they? Uh, sir surrendered?
Speaker 5: I don't know anyway, So they were both arguing either side,
Speaker 5: and they were just throwing out statistics and interrupting one another,
Speaker 5: but no one was really getting to the main issue
Speaker 5: that this sexual revolution had nothing to do with people's
Speaker 5: happiness or unhappiness.
Speaker 2: See now this is where Bill gets really intelligent. And
Speaker 2: that word I was struggling to read off. The graphic
Speaker 2: was surrounded just so you get an idea, how bad
Speaker 2: my fission is. I couldn't read the words surrounded. I'm
Speaker 2: going to surrendered, surrendered anyway, surrounded Candace Owens versus twenty
Speaker 2: feminists surrounded, and they showed a little feminist circle sitting
Speaker 2: around her, you know, and a big smiling Candace Owen's
Speaker 2: head not exactly the A team of analysts or what
Speaker 2: are they calling them now? When you investigate a tranny transvestigation, right,
Speaker 2: one of the current leaders in the transvestigation community, where
Speaker 2: you're try and figure out if somebody's a transsexual or
Speaker 2: transvestite or transitioning one way or another, right, because that's
Speaker 2: the politically corrector. I wonder if Candace Owens thought that
Speaker 2: Charlie Kirk's idea about black women not being capable of
Speaker 2: complex thought. I wonder if that affected her, she has
Speaker 2: any thoughts on that. Maybe I should check into what
Speaker 2: Candace has to say about Charlie. I don't know, might
Speaker 2: be a thing to do. Doubt she's see people on
Speaker 2: that side the equation. The one thing that is very,
Speaker 2: very different. They don't attack each other as easily as
Speaker 2: the left wing just goes circular firing squad. Let's go anyway,
Speaker 2: back to Bill Bird is very very solid analysis here.
Speaker 5: I think it's the squeeze of corporations. It's the shift
Speaker 5: of wealth going to like a handful of people, and
Speaker 5: the elimination of the middle class is what fucking made
Speaker 5: people unhappy. It has nothing to do with whether you're
Speaker 5: married to someone that stays home and makes pies or
Speaker 5: goes out and has a career. All right, when you
Speaker 5: work for these new super nerds. Remember how there was
Speaker 5: models and then all of a sudden there was supermodels.
Speaker 5: Now you have super nerds like this fucking Ketamine Nazi
Speaker 5: Tesla guy, you know, suing his own company so he
Speaker 5: can get on the creative get created by credit. Yeah,
Speaker 5: that's what's making people unhappy.
Speaker 2: There you go, and I love this. That's an excerpt
Speaker 2: from Bilburg's Monday Morning podcast. He has like a couple
Speaker 2: of different podcasts different days of the week. He's done before,
Speaker 2: but I think the Monday Morning one's the longest running
Speaker 2: and it's just him getting on there telling stories from
Speaker 2: his life and observations he has like every week, and
Speaker 2: I find that podcast a hundred times better. It's just
Speaker 2: him sitting in front of his laptop or whatever. He
Speaker 2: used to be. I don't know, maybe he's got a
Speaker 2: studio now, but he used to be. He would just
Speaker 2: open up his laptop and record and it was a
Speaker 2: podcast boom, you know, no music, and he would and
Speaker 2: he had plenty of commercial sponsors. He did me undies
Speaker 2: and weird stuff and he goofed around with the commercial
Speaker 2: reads and his sponsors loved it and it was pretty popular.
Speaker 2: I don't know if it still is, but I do
Speaker 2: catch episodes now and then, and it's pretty good in
Speaker 2: my ass. Anyway, I'll give you a link to that
Speaker 2: channel on YouTube, because obviously I had to get it
Speaker 2: from YouTube, because that's why they were, you know, editing
Speaker 2: out to see you next Tuesday word and leaving in
Speaker 2: all the bombs and doing that. I'm gonna have to
Speaker 2: mark this. I might as well just say kunt because
Speaker 2: that's the word he was using, because I'm gonna have
Speaker 2: to mark this explicit anyway for Apple and everybody else.
Speaker 2: So it is what it is. Anyway, I've got a
Speaker 2: part two in mind. I'm gonna take a quick break
Speaker 2: and arrest and see if I am up for doing it,
Speaker 2: and check my messages because I did invite a guest
Speaker 2: but I don't think he was ready to come on today,
Speaker 2: so I probably won't have him. But maybe i'll do
Speaker 2: my really true Charlie Kirk retrospective in the next podcast
Speaker 2: here live on the stream. I guess you'll have to
Speaker 2: stick around to find out, and if not, check your
Speaker 2: podcast you know, feed, and there might be a part
Speaker 2: two already in progress right there on The Ocelli Effect feat.
Speaker 6: Mhmm