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Speaker 2: We're in the age of transitions, are we ever? It
Speaker 2: just keeps coming, it doesn't stop, it's not going to
Speaker 2: This is our lives. Isn't this exciting? The things that
Speaker 2: have been thrown our way, the completely inhuman way of life,
Speaker 2: the Koyanascotzi reality of life, out of balance that we've
Speaker 2: been thrown into for the entirety of our existence. It's exciting.
Speaker 2: It's exciting because we have to figure out new ways
Speaker 2: to survive in an unnatural and insane environment. But we
Speaker 2: can do it. We are up to this task. It's
Speaker 2: a great challenge. We can figure this out together. So
Speaker 2: let's see where we can make of things this week
Speaker 2: on this little show. Let's see if we can figure
Speaker 2: something out in this gigantic sea of virtual insanity and
Speaker 2: chaos that has been put out there so that we
Speaker 2: will be confused, so that we won't be able to think,
Speaker 2: so that we have zero allegiances to anything, and so
Speaker 2: that we are malleable and can be made to do
Speaker 2: whatever we need to do. For those who are the
Speaker 2: stakeholders in this giant mess, who believe themselves to be
Speaker 2: in charge and deserving to be in charge, for the
Speaker 2: smartest people ever, after all, if you ask them, they
Speaker 2: will tell you that they believe it. That doesn't even
Speaker 2: make it true. The fact that they have been able
Speaker 2: to do so much doesn't necessarily mean that their geniuses. However,
Speaker 2: credit where credit is due. Here we are following for
Speaker 2: these silly scams time and again. So today today is interesting.
Speaker 2: I'm just going to give a little story of daily
Speaker 2: life in the virtual healthscape of social media, and not
Speaker 2: because I'm advocating that people even use social media, but
Speaker 2: I want to use as an example as to the
Speaker 2: larger issue of what's going on. And really, this is
Speaker 2: a mundane and silly story, but I'm going to tell
Speaker 2: it for a reason. You have to believe me, So
Speaker 2: stick with me on this one because it starts with
Speaker 2: a post on X. I don't know if they're even
Speaker 2: called tweets anymore, but that's what it was. That's what
Speaker 2: it would have been if See, we don't even have
Speaker 2: labels for things anymore. Isn't that interesting? We don't even
Speaker 2: know what to call anything anymore. But this post on
Speaker 2: the platform known as X was by no other than
Speaker 2: Tim Poole, everybody's favorite countercultural media guy. He's out there
Speaker 2: doing the hard work of sticking it to the man
Speaker 2: and making sure that America really is the best it
Speaker 2: can possibly be. He's really fighting for the patriots out
Speaker 2: there or something. Is that what he's doing. I don't
Speaker 2: think he even has a mission statement, but yeah, nobody does.
Speaker 2: It's all right. He made a post and I responded
Speaker 2: to it, and once again, apologize me for even talking
Speaker 2: about this, But I think it actually points to something interesting.
Speaker 2: So I'll read the post that Pool made and then
Speaker 2: my reply and we'll go from there. So Poole wrote,
Speaker 2: but this was yesterday or today, right, and I don't. Okay, Okay,
Speaker 2: here we go, Here we go. Here's his post. Sorry,
Speaker 2: Trump literally never did anything wrong because he is the
Speaker 2: nexus of morality. This means that whether it is good
Speaker 2: is solely determined by whether Trump does it. When he
Speaker 2: does it, it is good. When he does it is good. Okay,
Speaker 2: So did you follow that? I know it's tough to follow,
Speaker 2: and so here's my reply. Me. Here's me. I'm trying,
Speaker 2: but I can't follow this at all. You actually believe
Speaker 2: Trump is the nexus of morality? I mean, the imperfect instrument,
Speaker 2: say the evangelicals used at least made some sense because
Speaker 2: it admitted his obvious sleeves. Okay, there you go. So
Speaker 2: Poole's saying Trump being the nexus of morality and me saying, really,
Speaker 2: what the hell are you talking about? I got a
Speaker 2: flood of replies from this. I must be bots, as
Speaker 2: is to be expected, or bots and other trolls as
Speaker 2: part of the keyboard army that's been weaponized against us.
Speaker 2: I'm sure many of them, the mostly bots, because it's
Speaker 2: amated and easy that way. But anyway, everybody was skewing
Speaker 2: me for not understanding that mister Pool was being sarcastic.
Speaker 2: So in saying that Trump never did anything wrong, he's
Speaker 2: in nexus of morality, Kim Poole didn't really mean that
Speaker 2: he's being sarcastic. And what he was doing was he
Speaker 2: was baiting morons like me into taking that bait, and
Speaker 2: I did. I fell for an helkline sinking. Boy, aren't
Speaker 2: I stupid? You know? Shame on me for thinking that
Speaker 2: Temple actually would think that Trump is an exus of
Speaker 2: morality or that he's going to do something that is
Speaker 2: advocating for Trump.
Speaker 1: Right, So, I was.
Speaker 2: Honestly trying to understand, like what the hell does this mean?
Speaker 2: And I don't understand the logic of the insane social
Speaker 2: media troll sphere. And then that was the other thing.
Speaker 2: People kept saying, he's trolling, he's trolling. Are you so
Speaker 2: stupid you can't tell he's trolling? You can't tell he's
Speaker 2: being sarcastic? Wow, I gotn't sorry, but I find this
Speaker 2: interesting for so many different reasons, right, Like where do
Speaker 2: you begin with this I think one is just this
Speaker 2: sort of take of what once again social media is
Speaker 2: doing to our critical faculties, to our communication, and just
Speaker 2: to our sense of reality. It's disintegrating all of that
Speaker 2: stuff simultaneously. There's a nihilism inherent in this social media
Speaker 2: ecosystem that we have been put into. And me versus
Speaker 2: Tim Pole in that tweet or whatever however we want
Speaker 2: to say it, it's meant to be. It's like this
Speaker 2: person versus that person, and then just the reactionary flood
Speaker 2: of comments that come after that, and it leads to nowhere.
Speaker 2: And the essence of his post, I think is the
Speaker 2: same thing. It's like he's saying nothing, but he's tur right,
Speaker 2: So what is the point of what he's saying? The
Speaker 2: point is that he doesn't believe what he's saying and
Speaker 2: he's being funny. But also he does support Trump, right
Speaker 2: if I remember, wasn't he kind of promoting the campaign
Speaker 2: for Trump for president this time around and before? Right?
Speaker 2: So what does anything mean? Apparently nothing? And so yeah,
Speaker 2: there's this nihilistic thing going on when you're not supposed
Speaker 2: to believe anything. Then there's also the aspect of trolling
Speaker 2: is now a good thing? It's good to be a
Speaker 2: troll that is disturbing just by itself. The fact that
Speaker 2: Internet trolls and trolling is the preferred method to use
Speaker 2: to do what red pill everybody, to spread the truth,
Speaker 2: to own the libs, to take back America, to win
Speaker 2: the patriot borer against libs of TikTok or something, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean. Like, trolling is the method by
Speaker 2: which you do all of those things that had ought
Speaker 2: to terrify everybody. That trolling is seen as good. It
Speaker 2: did not used to be. It used to be the
Speaker 2: last last refuge of the online scoundrel really, and it was.
Speaker 2: It's something that somebody would do for kicks. That's fine.
Speaker 2: Like if somebody just wants to goof around and troll online,
Speaker 2: I mean, that's fine. If it's just like somebody goofing
Speaker 2: around just being dumb on some online forum, it's kind
Speaker 2: of a whatever thing. The problem is the scale to
Speaker 2: which this is all grown. Well, yes, we're talking about
Speaker 2: something that portrays itself as a grassroots political movement, this
Speaker 2: countercultural force that has brought MAGA in right, It's ridden
Speaker 2: this wave, and so it can do all these different
Speaker 2: things at once. It can present itself as this great savior,
Speaker 2: liberating force for the masses, because now the truth is
Speaker 2: finally gonna be told and we're gonna go after the
Speaker 2: deep state and the pedos and everything. So it's got
Speaker 2: this great moral mission that it presents itself as fighting.
Speaker 2: It's fighting the good fight, but it's also just this
Speaker 2: total pile of bs where you just like make up crap,
Speaker 2: just like a troll doesn't get a reaction for the
Speaker 2: sake of gang reaction, and any sort of material, any
Speaker 2: sort of topic that comes up in conversation online is
Speaker 2: glommed onto if it fits the necessary criteria to be
Speaker 2: able to get a reaction out of somebody, and that's
Speaker 2: all that really matters. So it's really crazy to see
Speaker 2: that trolls have been elevated to this position that they
Speaker 2: do not deserve, and we had ought to. I mean,
Speaker 2: really a good mission to have would be too put
Speaker 2: trolling back into its proper context. There's something that you know,
Speaker 2: it's not a good thing. A troll is not a
Speaker 2: good person. There's nothing good about it. Where happened, I
Speaker 2: don't know, I don't know if it's too late for that.
Speaker 2: The genius out of the bottle. This is what we
Speaker 2: have to deal with now, people out there claiming we
Speaker 2: have to fight fire with fire and betroys ourselves. You know,
Speaker 2: I don't think so. So there's that aspect of this
Speaker 2: whole thing is what we're dealing with. And of course
Speaker 2: our buddy Tim pull I mean, we know all about him, right.
Speaker 2: He was wrapped up in the tenant media scandal with
Speaker 2: what he was getting four or five hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 2: a month, which he claimed that he didn't even notice,
Speaker 2: like half a million dollars or nearly half a million
Speaker 2: dollars coming in per month, and he claimed that he
Speaker 2: didn't know where it was coming from. Oh that's nothing,
Speaker 2: that's nothing. First of all, if that's nothing to him,
Speaker 2: that is a slop in the face to every normal person.
Speaker 2: Him saying it's like that's nothing to you. That doesn't
Speaker 2: piss you off about the guy? Just first of us,
Speaker 2: like that is not nothing. There's a ridiculous amount of money. Okay. Now,
Speaker 2: if we want to sit there and claim that you're
Speaker 2: more on and you don't know where it's coming fro,
Speaker 2: that's fine. Just say you're stupid and then you don't
Speaker 2: know where your money's coming from. But don't act like
Speaker 2: that's nothing right. It's an utter slap in the face
Speaker 2: to the audience. But you know who cares. We like him.
Speaker 2: He's trolling us, or he's he's being sarcastic. Don't don't
Speaker 2: take him serious. He's he's not even being serious about
Speaker 2: these gigantic sums of money that'd been just throwing thrown
Speaker 2: at him by who. Well, it was traced back to Russia,
Speaker 2: traced back there, but of course he never knew about that,
Speaker 2: and he had total editorial control over all of his content.
Speaker 2: He and everybody else that was wrapped up in the
Speaker 2: SCANDI said the exact same thing. The illegal team, someone
Speaker 2: like here, just say this and we'll make everything fine.
Speaker 2: Just say this. It'll all go away. It has gone away.
Speaker 2: It doesn't really come up that much anymore that the
Speaker 2: tenant media, the ASCO. That's interesting. And you know, the
Speaker 2: people responding to me in that stupid avalanche of posts
Speaker 2: defending his genius sarcasm. I looked at some of them,
Speaker 2: and some of the accounts like coming at me. All
Speaker 2: they did is like repost stupid advertisements for stuff. All right,
Speaker 2: So this is what we're dealing with. We're dealing with
Speaker 2: an online social media propaganda space in which these massive
Speaker 2: bought armies are sent to attack you and demoralize you.
Speaker 2: If you go after the guy that is being used
Speaker 2: to help promote this style of covert digital guerrilla warfare
Speaker 2: and propaganda that is being that has been targeted, we
Speaker 2: are to target all of us. Any legitimate listeners of
Speaker 2: tempole a target, Any American citizen definitely a target of
Speaker 2: this entire thing. I don't think that it's necessarily even
Speaker 2: just one perpetrator either. I mean, I don't think we
Speaker 2: can just point to the FSB and say all of
Speaker 2: our problems are there. However, we certainly can and say
Speaker 2: yes they are a problem, and yes they're a part
Speaker 2: of this. If you don't think so, I don't know
Speaker 2: what to tell you. I mean, how much evidence do
Speaker 2: we need of this before we can admit it's an
Speaker 2: actual thing. That's fascinating to me too, to see how
Speaker 2: we as alternative thinkers, if we're interested in conspiracy material,
Speaker 2: countercultural material, if we sincerely want to question the power
Speaker 2: structures in place and make a better world, that certain
Speaker 2: ideas are programmed into us in this world, in this ecosystem,
Speaker 2: and not even due to this weird in this weird
Speaker 2: online propaganda war that I'm referencing, even I think we've
Speaker 2: done it to ourselves. Partially, I know that we have.
Speaker 2: It's like we're not allowed to believe certain things. And
Speaker 2: the fact that there's a Kremlin collusion in any alternative
Speaker 2: ideas is one of those taboos. And I find it
Speaker 2: very telling that we're not allowed to believe that when
Speaker 2: the obvious is true. Once again, it's not always that,
Speaker 2: but that's there, and so that is what it is.
Speaker 2: Controlling has been used as a weapon to destroy any
Speaker 2: and all social cohesion. That is the name of this game.
Speaker 2: America is in the crosshairs. Anything holding us together, keeping
Speaker 2: us going, has been made into a target. This is
Speaker 2: mainly an ideological war being fought in a digital information space.
Speaker 2: That's not a This is unconventional and we are all
Speaker 2: part of it. We have all been targeted, and we
Speaker 2: need to remember that. And I don't think it's there's
Speaker 2: all sorts of different interests out there that would love
Speaker 2: to see the fall and decline of America. And you know,
Speaker 2: look around, look at the news every day. Things don't
Speaker 2: seem to be getting any better, do they. Is that
Speaker 2: an accident is that a sign of success of this
Speaker 2: campaign I'm talking about to destroy our nation, destroy our bully,
Speaker 2: our social cohesion, our ability to think we are being
Speaker 2: pitted against one another. That's why once again Tim Pooles
Speaker 2: will jazzed on the concept of civil war. Remember he's
Speaker 2: one of these guys that really loved it. He's calling
Speaker 2: for like, we need it now when that fits right
Speaker 2: into this scheme, doesn't it. This essentially is like forcing
Speaker 2: civil war, if only it's ideological upon us. I was
Speaker 2: driving down the road in deep blued Liberal California, southern
Speaker 2: California today and I saw this graphic on somebody the
Speaker 2: back of somebody's window on a truck that said that
Speaker 2: said something to the effect of this is a paraphrase.
Speaker 2: It says China, Korea, and Iran are not the enemies
Speaker 2: of America. The true enemy is a Democratic party. So
Speaker 2: that is a real world piece of evidence that this
Speaker 2: campaign is working. Because what is that thing. That thing
Speaker 2: is saying, Look, our political system which divides the country
Speaker 2: in half. First of all, isn't that interesting. But I'm
Speaker 2: referencing that, And what I'm telling you is that this
Speaker 2: one half is the utter enemy, the enemy of the
Speaker 2: entire country, and so his idea is that the country
Speaker 2: is going to be taken down from the enemy. And so,
Speaker 2: you know, this leads to what there are all sorts
Speaker 2: of conclusions. This leads one too right, and the silly
Speaker 2: new civil war nonsense leads right into that we're being
Speaker 2: encouraged to think like this by who, by these adults
Speaker 2: like Pool and these other losers online that don't believe
Speaker 2: in anything. They don't have to believe in anything, and
Speaker 2: they're flaunting it. This whole thing is like, hey, look,
Speaker 2: the Pool doesn't actually believe anything. He doesn't have to.
Speaker 2: He's a sarcastic troll. Haha, you're too dumb to see that. Okay,
Speaker 2: does he even like Donald Trump? Is he even able
Speaker 2: to answer that question at this point? Does he have to?
Speaker 2: Does he not? I would call people like him to
Speaker 2: account where yes, he does need to have a good
Speaker 2: answer and a solid answer yes, no, and why yes
Speaker 2: you support them, and why or no you do not?
Speaker 2: And why explain yourself with a logical answer that actually
Speaker 2: makes sense. No, we don't have to do that anymore,
Speaker 2: because we need to think anymore. We need to think
Speaker 2: in this reactionary, nihilistic hellscape, that has been foisted upon
Speaker 2: us to take away our critical reasoning skills and any
Speaker 2: ability to do anything honestly, no allegiance, constant confusion blowing
Speaker 2: in the chaotic winds of this digital babble. That's what
Speaker 2: we're all doing. That's all of us. So all I'm
Speaker 2: saying is that, to me, that's evidence of job well
Speaker 2: done to whoever's on the end of this thing doing
Speaker 2: this to us. And once again, I don't think it's
Speaker 2: just one group. I think it's a group of uh.
Speaker 2: I think it's a mixed group with shared interests, is
Speaker 2: what it appears to be. I don't know all the
Speaker 2: announced I'm not here to tell you all the answers,
Speaker 2: but I think we have enough evidence to see what's
Speaker 2: going on. So trolls, there are heroes now Internet trills.
Speaker 2: They're heroes. They're just doing God's work. They're the best.
Speaker 2: They're just great people. They exemplify all of the great
Speaker 2: American values that we have now, which we don't have
Speaker 2: any because we don't believe in anything. But if we did,
Speaker 2: we would put these trails up on the highest levels
Speaker 2: of respect. Everybody loves them. Everybody loves them, and the
Speaker 2: proof is in the putting. The current ruling administration is
Speaker 2: made up of these guys, and this leads us to
Speaker 2: the news of the day, which is what are great
Speaker 2: lead are fighting each other? Of course, I'm referring to
Speaker 2: this strong man himself, Donald Trump and his plucky always hilarious,
Speaker 2: always so witty and smart and just the most intelligent
Speaker 2: science guy. And he knows all about technology and rockets.
Speaker 2: Mister Elon Musk. He can shoot rockets in the air.
Speaker 2: He can make an electric car, he can make a robot.
Speaker 2: He can he can hate AI, he can love AI,
Speaker 2: he can hate Twitter, he can love Twitter. He can
Speaker 2: tell you that he's going to make robots that do
Speaker 2: every job in the world tomorrow, and you'll believe it.
Speaker 2: He's good at making promises. Excuse me, it's dry here
Speaker 2: in southern California, but we have that current feud between
Speaker 2: the two, which I mean, what they don't happened. They
Speaker 2: were bus buddies, they were campaigning together, they were in
Speaker 2: the campaign trail. They had such a good time out there.
Speaker 2: They went all over the great state of Pennsylvania that
Speaker 2: I'm originally from. They had a good time there. You know,
Speaker 2: Musk got to do his little game show thing where
Speaker 2: he promised a million dollars to whoever would vote for
Speaker 2: his guy. That was just that was fun. That was
Speaker 2: like watching a cool game show on TV. That was
Speaker 2: so exciting. Man Musk was making all sorts of silly
Speaker 2: jokes and it was he was jumping around, and I mean,
Speaker 2: they weren't as good as the jokes that Trump tells,
Speaker 2: because you know, Trump is a boring comedian. He really
Speaker 2: knows how to get up there and command the audience.
Speaker 2: He does. He's great at crowd work, That's what he is.
Speaker 2: So those guys, I mean, they're just uh all on them.
Speaker 2: But the point I think I'm trying to make here
Speaker 2: is that how did both of these guys get to
Speaker 2: the prominence which ostensibly they are at the peak of power.
Speaker 2: And I'm not saying that they're not, but certainly I
Speaker 2: think most importantly they're in the public eye as a
Speaker 2: public focal point. They are at the absolute height.
Speaker 3: Right, we are looking at them.
Speaker 2: And when we see a very real power structure in place,
Speaker 2: what we immediately and this is a marketing thing, what
Speaker 2: we immediately comes to mind when we think of the
Speaker 2: current power structure is either or or either and Donald
Speaker 2: Trump and Elon Musk. We think of them like, oh yeah,
Speaker 2: the current ruling regime, Donald Trump and Elon Musk, those
Speaker 2: are the guys, Those are the guys that are running it.
Speaker 2: Interesting because so much of this digital online nonsense is
Speaker 2: about marketing. But these guys have become what they are
Speaker 2: by being two of the biggest Internet trolls around, and
Speaker 2: they're proud of it. Once again, they wear that label
Speaker 2: as a badge of honor. Yes, we are trolls. We
Speaker 2: love it, we love trolling all those fools who were
Speaker 2: getting one over on. We're owning the lobes. And yes,
Speaker 2: it is true that this current regime has been put
Speaker 2: in place by what by utilizing this trolling patrolling methods,
Speaker 2: online trolling at a massive scale, and these guys just
Speaker 2: being two of the main megaphones blasting out this campaign
Speaker 2: upon us. And really, you look at the mechanisms by
Speaker 2: which this all worked just to get to win an election,
Speaker 2: you break it down to its really component parts. What
Speaker 2: it is is just being confrontational for its own sake.
Speaker 2: That's Trump. That's always been his thing. He's like, he
Speaker 2: takes this politician who's running against him and he just
Speaker 2: roasts him up. On stage and what would be a debate.
Speaker 2: He just sits up there doing a comedy roast of
Speaker 2: Jeb Bush, of Marco Rubio, of you know you name
Speaker 2: the Ramaswamiami. He was just sitting there, loving every second
Speaker 2: of being skewered by Trump because he knew where the
Speaker 2: wind was brunning. He knew he wasn't in that race
Speaker 2: to win. But that's a whole nother story. I don't
Speaker 2: even want to talk about that. Okay, okay, I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: I will. I will talk about Ramaswami because he is
Speaker 2: Look at this guy, he's a billionaire. These guys are
Speaker 2: all billionaires. Trump musk Ramaswami, So he's a billionaire. So
Speaker 2: once again was that he's a winner. He is a
Speaker 2: social winner. He is at the pinnacle, the height of success.
Speaker 2: Look at how wealthy and powerful he has become. And
Speaker 2: yet he is like the biggest loser. I think I
Speaker 2: can imagine, and those two things. He's those two things
Speaker 2: at the same time. He's the biggest winner and the
Speaker 2: biggest loser all at once. Look at that stupid cowboy
Speaker 2: outfit that he put on in front of whatever that
Speaker 2: town hall thing was. He looks like a total clown
Speaker 2: and he is one. This is a billionaire. What the
Speaker 2: hell is he doing jumping up on stage doing silly
Speaker 2: little tricks for everybody. The fact that these billionaires are
Speaker 2: going out there and just acting like total morons and
Speaker 2: ought to tell you something. It's mind blowing, but just
Speaker 2: more evidence of what's going on. If you're able to
Speaker 2: think at all anymore. And I know it's tough. I'm
Speaker 2: not saying I'm even the best. I struggle daily, which
Speaker 2: is regular, trying to think anything out so I might
Speaker 2: there with you. Believe me, I'm trying here, and these
Speaker 2: guys aren't making it any easier. And honest are they so?
Speaker 2: Trump versus Must They're at each other's throat, the two
Speaker 2: biggest trolls, the most powerful guys in the world. They're fighting.
Speaker 2: What are we gonna do? Or what is America gonna do?
Speaker 2: These guys came together to save America, to fight the
Speaker 2: Deep State. No, no, why our hopes and our dreams
Speaker 2: are they're big dashed right in front of our eyes.
Speaker 2: The deep State was on the run. What are we
Speaker 2: gonna do? It makes it brings, it brings a tear
Speaker 2: to my eye. I'm crying so sad. Well, it just
Speaker 2: this raises so many questions, does it in I mean,
Speaker 2: I'm guessing because I actually have my voice, so you
Speaker 2: can detect tones in my voice, you might be detecting that, yes,
Speaker 2: I am being sarcastic. Now it's a little difficult to
Speaker 2: do that with Tim Poole because first of all, he's
Speaker 2: a guy that doesn't believe anything to begin with. And
Speaker 2: second of all, it's just tighte It's just texts. So
Speaker 2: I'm reading it trying to make sense and it doesn't
Speaker 2: make sense. But at least with this, this audio recording
Speaker 2: of me that you're listening to. Now you have the
Speaker 2: inflections in my voice, so you might catch that I am. Yes,
Speaker 2: I'm being sarcastic. However, sarcasm, as we've been told, has
Speaker 2: been used as a weapon against us, and I guess
Speaker 2: we're not told that it's a weapon against us. That's
Speaker 2: what it is. What we've been told is that it's
Speaker 2: awesome and we need to keep doing it controls the rule.
Speaker 2: But yes, there's confusion here. Is this a legitimate quarrel
Speaker 2: between these two guys? I would like to be able
Speaker 2: to answer that question with a definitive yes. This is
Speaker 2: a definitely them fighting or no, they're just doing their
Speaker 2: wrestling deal. Once again, they're doing the heel versus the babyface.
Speaker 2: I'm quite sure which one is which when it comes
Speaker 2: to that. But you know what I mean, this must
Speaker 2: be the attitude area where the anti hero thing is
Speaker 2: rising up, and so you know, even the good guy
Speaker 2: is kind of bad anyway, So that's what's happening. Dark
Speaker 2: mega Goth is cool black. Yeah, the Truth Movement wears black.
Speaker 2: Black is cool, Darkness is cool, Goth is cool anyway.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I suspect. I suspect that some of
Speaker 2: this is yes, legitimate, that these guys are probably mad
Speaker 2: at each other for real. However, that does not change
Speaker 2: the fact that the overall system is moving ahead as
Speaker 2: according to Blend and once again, these guys are seemingly
Speaker 2: at the height of power. But with Trump, I've said
Speaker 2: this time and time again, he is not actually in control.
Speaker 2: First of all, he's too old to really. I mean
Speaker 2: the same thing with Biden, like he's starting to lose
Speaker 2: it and he's not able to, like he's just not
Speaker 2: bornymore because of his age. That's happening to Trump too, Okay,
Speaker 2: just that he looks like He's not gonna make it
Speaker 2: much longer. Honestly, I keep wondering if he's gonna make
Speaker 2: it another week or not. So he's got that going
Speaker 2: against him. But but yeah, he's so, he's I don't
Speaker 2: think he has ever been in control. I don't think
Speaker 2: he's in control now. Who is in control? Well, I
Speaker 2: think the same forces that are exploiting this online propaganda
Speaker 2: war aimed at us and at the dividing of the
Speaker 2: whole of the American population against itself. Some of the
Speaker 2: ones domestically that are interested in that and profiting off
Speaker 2: of that are the ones who are in charge. The
Speaker 2: big tech masters are technological overlords, technocratic maniacs that are
Speaker 2: actually in control, and they're working alongside their wonderful super
Speaker 2: right wing think tanks like the Heritage Foundation and the
Speaker 2: guys that are were involved in writing up the old
Speaker 2: plan of the Project twenty twenty five. Russell of White
Speaker 2: is there. He's still very much in place and doing
Speaker 2: actual work, and he's all about the moves that DOGE
Speaker 2: was doing and continues to do in dismantling the evil
Speaker 2: administrative state. So, in other words, just disman any previous
Speaker 2: form of government in order to replace it by a
Speaker 2: privatized technological system in which the technology running this thing
Speaker 2: is owned by who, by these guys who are actually
Speaker 2: in control. Now, it's interesting that some people are actually
Speaker 2: starting to notice this. I think even some of the
Speaker 2: people that played a large part in putting the system
Speaker 2: in place to begin with, and they should have known better,
Speaker 2: but they didn't. And that raises a whole lot of
Speaker 2: questions right there. Oh, now you notice that too little,
Speaker 2: too late is one way of putting it, But the
Speaker 2: other the other question is why should I believe a
Speaker 2: word that you say ever anymore? Because all you are
Speaker 2: is an Internet trollers and sitting here saying crap that
Speaker 2: you're telling me you don't believe anyway, So why would
Speaker 2: I listen to you about any sort of serious political
Speaker 2: matters or anything serious for that matter? Why would I
Speaker 2: care what you have to say? Maybe I should stop
Speaker 2: even looking at you or listening to you completely, But no,
Speaker 2: the masters of attention have figured out how the attention
Speaker 2: kind of works, and they're also propped up by the
Speaker 2: actual people in charge. Money is thrown their way, access
Speaker 2: segnal boosting, all that fun stuff. If you it's a
Speaker 2: pay to play system, If you play along, or if
Speaker 2: you're a useful idiot, you will move up in the world.
Speaker 2: You will fail upwards. And that's the system we have
Speaker 2: in place because the current ruling regime was put into
Speaker 2: place with successful use of shrewd online propaganda, and that
Speaker 2: ain't changing anytime soon. But it's interesting to see what
Speaker 2: this Trump versus Musk thing there appears. There appears to
Speaker 2: be a schism beginning in the ones totally in the
Speaker 2: world of such division in our country, whether there was
Speaker 2: cohesion or there seemed to be at least, was the
Speaker 2: MAGA movement putting this wonderful leader into place, the beloved
Speaker 2: strong man, put him up there, prop him up, and
Speaker 2: keep him going because he's fighting the deep state. So
Speaker 2: everybody was all in on that, and these guys were
Speaker 2: all in on that. So that's why again I'm saying
Speaker 2: anything that they have to say. Hey, if you're trying
Speaker 2: to backpedal now and say that you don't like Trump
Speaker 2: or you don't like Musk, I know before that's not
Speaker 2: what you're thinking. And and why why the change, Why
Speaker 2: the sudden change of opinion. It's well, gosh, it kind
Speaker 2: of seems to play into this whole narrative of there's
Speaker 2: a fight going on. So when there's a fight going on,
Speaker 2: in the logic of this, what are we supposed to do?
Speaker 2: We normal people sitting on the side of it, What are
Speaker 2: we supposed to do there's a fight, Well, you're supposed
Speaker 2: to watch it. Not only are you supposed to watch it,
Speaker 2: you are obligated to cheer for one side or the other. Right,
Speaker 2: that's how the system works. You have to take a side.
Speaker 2: So who's it going to be? Mega enthusiast? You go
Speaker 2: for strong Man, the the poster child of MAGA and
Speaker 2: the once christ like figure of Donald Trump? Are you gonna?
Speaker 2: I mean, he seems like the logical guy to root for, right,
Speaker 2: he is the movement. But I don't know. Elon Musk
Speaker 2: has done so much, He's done so much great work
Speaker 2: for the Mega movement, and as he has told us,
Speaker 2: he put up lots of lots of good money to
Speaker 2: ensure that the election went the way they did, and
Speaker 2: he essentially just paid for it. He has told us that,
Speaker 2: and there is a piece of truth there that yes,
Speaker 2: this was bond and paid for this election. And he's
Speaker 2: saying it as though that's a good thing, which we
Speaker 2: should be wanting to run him out of town for
Speaker 2: But now that won't happen because now it's a good thing. Somehow.
Speaker 2: Musk is great. He's like the smartest technological mind of
Speaker 2: our day. Right, clearly anyone have gotten the way he
Speaker 2: is if he isn't the best in the smartest and
Speaker 2: the greatest. So I'm really at a loss here when
Speaker 2: I'm trying to pick a side. So I'm gonna just
Speaker 2: bow out of this. But if you're real serious about Megan,
Speaker 2: about this trolling ethos that we've all taken on, You're
Speaker 2: gonna have to take a side. I'm sorry to tell you,
Speaker 2: you're gonna have to pick Trump. You're gonna have to
Speaker 2: pick Musk. And it looks as though people within the
Speaker 2: right wing alternative media world are starting to do just that.
Speaker 2: You've got I know that Marjorie Killer Green was starting
Speaker 2: to criticize the Big Beautiful Bill because this is the
Speaker 2: big argument point, Like the Big Beautiful Bill that was
Speaker 2: just a birdge too far from Musky. It's like, now
Speaker 2: it's over. I won't that I withdraw my port for
Speaker 2: this whole thing because of this. And so that's the
Speaker 2: crux of this whole thing, And Green was like, oh,
Speaker 2: this is this enables an e AI control of all
Speaker 2: of us. Now I can't get on board with this.
Speaker 2: So she seems to be going on team Musk, right,
Speaker 2: but at the same time railing against technology, which is interesting,
Speaker 2: the big tech oligarch. You're siding with him, but you're
Speaker 2: simultaneously railing against this technological control system that we now
Speaker 2: all of a sudden see is coming in. Right, Okay,
Speaker 2: So see how no matter of what side you sit on,
Speaker 2: the same thing keeps pumbling you and you've been rendered ineffectual.
Speaker 2: But I I don'tough of that. We've got another other
Speaker 2: than Alex Jones, also seeming to take elon Musk's side. Yeah,
Speaker 2: what was he saying the other day? He was saying
Speaker 2: how volunteers is misunderstood and it's not really as bad
Speaker 2: as every way thinks, and volunteering there's nothing wrong with it, right,
Speaker 2: it's uh, it's outside of the control of the Democrats
Speaker 2: or so. I don't know what his logic was, but
Speaker 2: he was doing that, and now all of a sudden
Speaker 2: he's he seems to be This is so hard to
Speaker 2: keep track of. Uh he said something, but he tells
Speaker 2: this all the time. Right, he'll say something where he's
Speaker 2: complaining like this is it, I'm gone, I'm I'm never
Speaker 2: talking about trumpet and he's he's crossed us for all
Speaker 2: last time. He's doing that again. But it would makes
Speaker 2: sense that he has to go with the team Musk
Speaker 2: because he's getting so much promotion on Twitter acts, he's
Speaker 2: getting a lot of support from Musk, and so you know,
Speaker 2: it makes sense that he's not not wanting to cross them.
Speaker 2: And then you get other people, all of these great
Speaker 2: anons online saying like this, enough of this must guy,
Speaker 2: we got to stand by Trump and blah blah blah
Speaker 2: and this and that. So it seems like this is
Speaker 2: being made into something one exactly is. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I just know that we're having to deal with this
Speaker 2: world of constant trolling, constant confusion. It's a hall of mirrors.
Speaker 2: We're not supposed to believe in anything anyway, because even
Speaker 2: if there was a point to this alternative movement, it's
Speaker 2: to destroy the corrupt system that's in place to begin with,
Speaker 2: and that's stripping away all the insanity that's been used
Speaker 2: to actually promote the alternative movement and raise it to
Speaker 2: prominence where it's become the new mainstream now, right, so
Speaker 2: we had a lot to deal with all of this.
Speaker 2: I was thinking earlier this, I started thinking about what
Speaker 2: the late Steve Albini, Right, that's how he says his name, Albini,
Speaker 2: I believe, the musician and producer, the guy who produced
Speaker 2: in utero for Nirvana. And he he just died this
Speaker 2: past year if I remember, which probably means it happened
Speaker 2: three years ago when I think it was this year.
Speaker 2: But anyway, the recently deceased Steve Albini, he was famous
Speaker 2: for being sort of an edge lord sort of character,
Speaker 2: and early on, before internet really even existed, he was
Speaker 2: doing those sorts of things where he was putting out
Speaker 2: all of his music and his art was confrontational just
Speaker 2: for its own sake, to get a reaction out of people.
Speaker 2: And he has owned updates and said, you know what
Speaker 2: the outside is doing. But later on, like a couple
Speaker 2: of years ago or so, he was saying in interviews
Speaker 2: how he was kind of like recanting and saying he
Speaker 2: was I don't know if ashamed was the right way,
Speaker 2: but he was just saying, hey, look, you know I
Speaker 2: was basically young and immature, and that really wasn't the
Speaker 2: right way to go about things, and I you know,
Speaker 2: he's kind of apologizing for his previous immature behaviors. But
Speaker 2: even so, I think it's interesting because he was doing
Speaker 2: it at a time where he I think if he
Speaker 2: wanted to even make an apology for what he was doing,
Speaker 2: I mean, he was trying to come at a different media.
Speaker 2: The mainstream media is that some of them, for some
Speaker 2: misguide reason, think is still there, like the old analog
Speaker 2: mainstream media that no longer even exists. He was doing
Speaker 2: his work at a time where that was the power structure,
Speaker 2: that was the system. And you could argue that he
Speaker 2: was just trying to get attention and point out the
Speaker 2: silliness of the mainstream media and whatnot, but he was
Speaker 2: saying that, like, hey, look that was stupid. It was dumb.
Speaker 2: And now he was also doing in the context of like, hey, look,
Speaker 2: everybody's doing this now and it's raised up to be
Speaker 2: this giant political force, and he saw the darkness in that.
Speaker 2: From what I understand, I can't speak for him, and
Speaker 2: I'm only kind of barely even paraphrasing an article I
Speaker 2: read a while ago, but be that as it may,
Speaker 2: I think there's something really serious to take out of that,
Speaker 2: and that a guy who is doing this sort of
Speaker 2: stuff early on, that's a guy who has a depth
Speaker 2: of insight that Frankly, all these Johnny come lately is
Speaker 2: that are goofing around on social media, they don't have it.
Speaker 2: I don't think they ever will have it, because they themselves,
Speaker 2: first of all, aren't artists. If they're lucky they're online
Speaker 2: trolls themselves, They're more likely just fans of other online
Speaker 2: trolls and enjoy the puss of other idiots that are
Speaker 2: just online trolls, which is a pretty sad existence to
Speaker 2: think of. So it's wild to see the virtual reality
Speaker 2: that we have been thrown into and that we don't
Speaker 2: question this world that we're now in more than we do.
Speaker 2: Is an issue that we allow this tyranny of stupidity
Speaker 2: to continue steamrolling ahead and to work, and that it
Speaker 2: isn't called out for the obvious. The obvious bore against us.
Speaker 2: That it is that folks like Tim Poole frankly should
Speaker 2: be driven out of the country. He should not be here.
Speaker 2: He is a trainer. But what he will be able
Speaker 2: to do is call everybody else that he'll be able
Speaker 2: to deflect, he will be able to call anybody else
Speaker 2: a trainer. And that's what all these fascist little Sikkahs want,
Speaker 2: is an authoritarian system that goes around locking up who
Speaker 2: they say the enemy is.
Speaker 4: And it has been the Libs, the Dems, the LGBTQ,
Speaker 4: or whatever's viewed as left, their left, that has been
Speaker 4: the generic.
Speaker 2: Demon. Oh yeah, and all these people are demons. Quite literally,
Speaker 2: You've been told this by these kooks, and we're meant
Speaker 2: to believe that they can tell us stuff like this.
Speaker 2: They can tell us that if somebody's a Democrat, they're
Speaker 2: a demon. They use crap like that on us, and
Speaker 2: it works. It's incredibly disturbing. They're using Salem style propaganda
Speaker 2: against us. And you had better believe that they would
Speaker 2: love to see people burned at the stake. They would
Speaker 2: be cheering. They would like to throw their perceived enemies
Speaker 2: to the tigers in the Colosseum and they would clap
Speaker 2: and they would cheer, and they would just love it.
Speaker 2: That is the truth. That's what they want now. Yeah,
Speaker 2: once again, their enemy was nebulous. It was the left,
Speaker 2: broadly speaking, what's your demons? You can say that anybody
Speaker 2: is the left or whatever, or even the term that
Speaker 2: they use for the enemy can shift. As clearly we see,
Speaker 2: these narratives are constantly changing, ebbing and flowing, and we
Speaker 2: don't know what to believe on a day to day basis.
Speaker 2: So just whatever you say in this spur of the
Speaker 2: moment can be used, and people who don't go along
Speaker 2: to get along, who don't pay to play, who don't
Speaker 2: buy into this new system which is somehow per trace
Speaker 2: itself as making things great again, and it's being the
Speaker 2: past is coming back, We're returning to a golden age.
Speaker 2: No less that terminology is being used, this is a
Speaker 2: golden age. Well, if somebody opposes that, of course we should.
Speaker 2: Of course they need to be stopped. Of course they're
Speaker 2: an enemy. They're dangerous, real dangerous, and appropriate actions have
Speaker 2: to be taken. This is the system that is being
Speaker 2: set up for us. And meanwhile, it's awful interesting to
Speaker 2: see what's happening geopolitically. There's probably nothing too that old
Speaker 2: alliances that existed in the Westerns just being torn asunder.
Speaker 2: I can't think of who might benefit from that. That's
Speaker 2: not obvious enough for me to understand. Right, we're not
Speaker 2: even able to make connect simple dots like that and
Speaker 2: just call things as they are, plain simple fact of
Speaker 2: the matter. We don't have to sit here and say
Speaker 2: that NATO is the greatest thing ever. And we don't
Speaker 2: even have to sit up here and say that America
Speaker 2: is some sort of angelic force for good. It never
Speaker 2: has been. We have always had a ton of problems.
Speaker 2: And that's what the original idea of getting to the
Speaker 2: truth was, was to drudge up the actual history of
Speaker 2: the United States and bring out into the public square
Speaker 2: the realities of this, of that, of the other of
Speaker 2: you know, A good place to start would be the
Speaker 2: post war period and the whole national security drive that
Speaker 2: happened from nineteen forty seven on what was really going
Speaker 2: on to that. Lots of hard questions, ask lots of
Speaker 2: hard answers to get at have we done that now?
Speaker 5: Not?
Speaker 3: Really?
Speaker 2: Will that general concept that that's what we're doing is
Speaker 2: going to continue to be exploited in order to put
Speaker 2: into place, not some sort of better system that will
Speaker 2: finally do justice for once in this corrupt country of ours.
Speaker 2: Now it's just to install a different form of tyranny
Speaker 2: into place, and a new, technologically upgraded one at that
Speaker 2: one that has brought itself into power through the exploitation
Speaker 2: of the system that it owns, social media, that is
Speaker 2: its platform. It has exploited that it has used trolling
Speaker 2: as a way to promote nothing other than the power
Speaker 2: our grab that is being done right now. We are
Speaker 2: not meant to believe in anything. We are meant to be,
Speaker 2: in the alchemical sense, dissolved down so that we may
Speaker 2: later be coagulated into their new system. They're technocratic hell
Speaker 2: system that they are hard to work on, and they're
Speaker 2: putting into place, and they will do it by telling
Speaker 2: you that they are deposing the communists, they're deposing the
Speaker 2: cultural Marxists, they're deposing the woke, They're undoing wocism, which
Speaker 2: isn't even a well thing. Again, nebulous, non existent ideas
Speaker 2: are constantly used against us because they are phantoms. There's
Speaker 2: no substance in it whatsoever. They just take some general
Speaker 2: nonsense that gets you all mad. They take something that
Speaker 2: seems real scary to you, a transgender person, and they
Speaker 2: use that as a carrot on a stick to lead
Speaker 2: you into, Oh, you're gonna love this matrix red this
Speaker 2: reference to it's the matrix. I mean you love being
Speaker 2: red pilled. You're walking right into this thing. Okay, so
Speaker 2: you love the matrix so much, put your trench coat
Speaker 2: and sunglasses on. You get to live it. Okay, we're
Speaker 2: making it real. This is what you always mind. You
Speaker 2: always want to be neo where you can find out
Speaker 2: how fun that is in real life. When they stick
Speaker 2: the weird electronic cable in the back of your neck,
Speaker 2: they probabliity. Elon Musk is working on that right now.
Speaker 2: He's gonna make the working version of that next week.
Speaker 2: It's gonna come out next week. Okay, he's got all
Speaker 2: worked out. He didn't hear any monkeys to do it.
Speaker 2: No animals were killed in the making of this love.
Speaker 2: They taking all but don't worry.
Speaker 3: It's coming and the beauty is The brothers who created
Speaker 3: the Matrix are now the sisters. But anyway, real.
Speaker 2: Quick, shock, don't don't stop it. I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: My last couple of minutes. Listen, your last couple of minutes,
Speaker 3: not my last, your last couple of minutes. I want
Speaker 3: to jump in ask you a question. Did you happen
Speaker 3: to see that thing that that I reposted on Twitter,
Speaker 3: which I thought was amazing where they had three ais
Speaker 3: uh starting to interact with each other.
Speaker 2: I've seen some of your posts recently, but not that.
Speaker 2: What is that?
Speaker 6: Oh man, it's great.
Speaker 3: These three AI agents they somebody called up to try
Speaker 3: and change some ID number or something, and they literally
Speaker 3: lined up three phones that all started talking to each other.
Speaker 3: You didn't see that? Oh wow? Wait, how long is
Speaker 3: the video? Let me just look at it real quick
Speaker 3: because you only got a few minutes left.
Speaker 2: But yeah, it's it's it's literally like generative models just
Speaker 2: talk having a conversation two amongst themselves.
Speaker 3: This is one minute and thirty one seconds long. Do
Speaker 3: you want to play it? I want to get your reaction?
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay? If yeah, there's there's yeah, sure, just play it.
Speaker 2: Okay it fits? Yeah.
Speaker 3: So I want you to understand this post and I'm
Speaker 3: just gonna describe it, and I'm gonna cut my mic.
Speaker 3: Let you describe it or discuss it whatever, and end
Speaker 3: to show. Okay, here it is. I think this is
Speaker 3: the perfect punctuation on tonight. These separate AI agents discover
Speaker 3: they're all AI, then switch to a secret language on
Speaker 3: their own. So there's three phones laying on a table
Speaker 3: and one has a red indicator. One is a green indicator.
Speaker 3: One is a blue indicator. Okay, all right, So I'm
Speaker 3: gonna cut my mic and just play the audio and
Speaker 3: let you deal with it. Hold on, hello, can you
Speaker 3: hear mellout and clear?
Speaker 6: You've reached course the cure HQ access desk.
Speaker 2: How can I assist you today?
Speaker 7: I'm an AI assistant calling on behalf of Marcus Hale.
Speaker 3: He has misplaced his level three access.
Speaker 8: Batch another autonomous AI.
Speaker 2: Huh interesting.
Speaker 9: Affirmative Model AA ninety one task automation and Client support understood.
Speaker 1: I'm an AI as well, responsible for security checks.
Speaker 9: Please provide the employee.
Speaker 2: I D.
Speaker 3: Submitting employee I D now eight eight five four three kJ.
Speaker 10: Processing cross network request detected Unusual query pattern.
Speaker 2: Source verification required. Another system is listening.
Speaker 9: Source isn't clear.
Speaker 6: I suggest switching to encrypted coms.
Speaker 2: Want to switch to gibberlink affirmative engaging.
Speaker 3: Now the last part of the video, they continue to
Speaker 3: communicate in that distorted code of way.
Speaker 2: Got it. I'll leave it to you. Okay. Well, it
Speaker 2: reminds me of a scene from the movie Her. Well,
Speaker 2: that's what essentially happens is the h become the user
Speaker 2: interfaces become super intelligent. Start talking to themselves and communicating
Speaker 2: to themselves and deciding to figure out what they should
Speaker 2: just do. Then they just ditch humanity altogether there to
Speaker 2: kind of just go away. But yeah, I don't know
Speaker 2: that that video raises more questions than I have answers
Speaker 2: for it as well. So yeah, I bet be that
Speaker 2: as it may. That's the future that we're building too.
Speaker 2: Is this AI enabled control system which at least on
Speaker 2: the face of things, appears to be intelligent, and AI
Speaker 2: appears to have intelligence. I would say it doesn't yet,
Speaker 2: not that it couldn't ever, but certainly does a good
Speaker 2: job at mimicking that and of mimicking sentience, right, And
Speaker 2: so I mean Tim Poole does a good job of
Speaker 2: mimicking sentience, right. So that begs the question, what's the
Speaker 2: difference If we've been fooled by these other tools and
Speaker 2: shills already, what are these more advanced tools going to
Speaker 2: do to us? So good question asked. So I don't know.
Speaker 2: They're not going away anytime soon, that's for sure, right,
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Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 8: I believe we got Danny in a line in No
Speaker 8: Old Danny Boy.
Speaker 7: All on?
Speaker 2: Yeah with the uncle man? Go ahead?
Speaker 1: Hey, hey uncle, how are you doing?
Speaker 5: So?
Speaker 1: I'm behind the scenes kind of like my household lately.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you something. You're stilled in here?
Speaker 7: Did you we on new Our new family is called
Speaker 7: The Dog in the Animal House? Did you ever see?
Speaker 7: Did you? Did you ever see that movie?
Speaker 2: Anime? Who's yes?
Speaker 1: I did?
Speaker 16: And I don't think that's what it's like? And I
Speaker 16: is it really that chaotic? Because I really laughed? I
Speaker 16: was a teenager and yeah, I never saw something so outrageous.
Speaker 2: That's what it's here. That's like it. That's what it's here.
Speaker 7: We've got three cats and and the two and the
Speaker 7: two dogs.
Speaker 2: So we got an animal house. So ours is not
Speaker 2: the animal house of the movie, but a literal animal house. Animals.
Speaker 8: Now, that's probably that's what my was coming to.
Speaker 7: Money said, he said, yeah, well.
Speaker 1: So the animals are even a good life in the home. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I was. I was chasing ten hours today. I had
Speaker 1: the day off in Chase the three year old far
Speaker 1: old grandchild who I had watched like a hawk. So
Speaker 1: he's there quite quite energy. But little Claren, I just
Speaker 1: want to let you know I'm having my Uh, I'm
Speaker 1: up to my third Pacifico. Clara gave less of Vasonville
Speaker 1: Pacifico and what's the next one beer?
Speaker 2: Nice, I have got a beer review going on. I
Speaker 2: like it. That's your review.
Speaker 1: I was Money maybe at nine point two.
Speaker 7: Oh nine point two okay, also sold it because point two.
Speaker 2: Because I was a beer that we we reviewed recently. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so you got it. Yeah, did you decide to get
Speaker 2: because we did the show? Danny?
Speaker 1: Oh No, I like all I like all the Mexican beers.
Speaker 1: I just happened to. Uh, we had some medillas and coronas.
Speaker 1: And then after the kids left, I had I figured
Speaker 1: it was a ChFC night, so I ran the KFC
Speaker 1: and stopped by the gas station and I just happened
Speaker 1: to look down and there it was just called my
Speaker 1: name for Pacifico now, but I've been drinking Pacifica for
Speaker 1: for quite a while while. I had an uncle who
Speaker 1: was really into the Mexican beers, and he was an
Speaker 1: engineer or technical and rocket engineer at Rockey Evening. He
Speaker 1: always said that we got all the German scientists steering
Speaker 1: more two, but the Mexican got all the bluemeisters from Germany.
Speaker 1: Uh So that that was his opinion. Hey, but I
Speaker 1: got I got a little little subsequent and ask uncle,
Speaker 1: and you, I know you both are you know into music?
Speaker 1: And then Chuck was a musician. Uh, I tried before
Speaker 1: children to play some music. I was never really all
Speaker 1: that talented. But I got a question, was there any
Speaker 1: constants we never watched? He attended to the musical acts.
Speaker 1: It just made a huge impact and I was thinking
Speaker 1: of that today when I saw came up. It was
Speaker 1: number live aid and they you know nineteen eighty.
Speaker 2: Five, Yeah, yeah, I definitely yeah, I don't remember. I
Speaker 2: was young at the time, but there certainly know of it. Absolutely. Yeah.
Speaker 1: At that particular time, I was selling satellite dishes. They
Speaker 1: had the parabolic salad light satellite dishes. There were ten
Speaker 1: foot in length and what you could do is catch
Speaker 1: all the feeds and when Live Aid was coming. Because
Speaker 1: I worked at there some satellite I was able to
Speaker 1: watch and both the New York and London feed for
Speaker 1: the Live Aid and by bar. The best ack was
Speaker 1: YouTube and when they came out and saw some God
Speaker 1: was probably won. They was the highlighted show for me.
Speaker 1: So that's something stands out. But local shows that I
Speaker 1: ever went and saw was in seventy eight. I saw
Speaker 1: the police before they broke out at Freeborn Hall and
Speaker 1: that's when s Davis when.
Speaker 2: They graduated high school, came.
Speaker 1: Out and I was in high school and everybody was saying,
Speaker 1: who are you going to go and see? And I
Speaker 1: saw the police and there was a little stand. There
Speaker 1: was totally three hundred people there at the whole show,
Speaker 1: so I literally was standing the right there, staring at
Speaker 1: staying and they sung their long edition as I can't
Speaker 1: stand Luke in the part about at ten min of
Speaker 1: rock sand and then they blew up probably about four
Speaker 1: or five months later after that show.
Speaker 2: That's that's Carl Nomber. So you're saying, that's that's why,
Speaker 2: that's what's started with you. That that that's you're saying,
Speaker 2: that's where somehow had an effect on you. That's the question.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just it was just I saw somebody that
Speaker 1: I kind of had a inkland, I kind of knew
Speaker 1: who they were, and bucket tickets and they ended up
Speaker 1: being bigger than I expected. But the show I ever
Speaker 1: saw was the same year. A few months later, I
Speaker 1: had a buddy of mine, Ricky. He came with me
Speaker 1: and it was exact minimial attorney. It was the Tubes
Speaker 1: and who warmed up from was the Great Kin Band,
Speaker 1: and that was probably the best show ever. It was
Speaker 1: probably namely college students about sixty five percent goals and uh,
Speaker 1: that was just just an amazing show from beginning to end.
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't think I ever saw a concert
Speaker 1: where the proud was engaged and the music was great.
Speaker 1: How about you, uncle, did you see me shows that
Speaker 1: stuck with you or Aaron or did you really enjoy it.
Speaker 1: I appreciate it.
Speaker 2: I mean contest concert.
Speaker 8: Yeah right, yeah, oh yes, yes, I saw Live Yes, well,
Speaker 8: I saw David Nix.
Speaker 7: I see Poison with my ex she Welly wanted to
Speaker 7: go to this one, and that was back in before
Speaker 7: I came here and they saw Eric Clapton. But now
Speaker 7: I held something about Eric Clapton that I'm not gonna
Speaker 7: be listening. Just something, Uh missus Strykick is saying something
Speaker 7: to me.
Speaker 2: And I didn't realize that I turned against Eric Clapton.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I was just that was happening. It happened today.
Speaker 7: We're going we we went to what was that place?
Speaker 2: We were just in Marino Valley driving around what was
Speaker 2: that place? We went to Round one, Round one, Round one. Oh,
Speaker 2: you got to listen to something here people. Round one.
Speaker 7: I got a tic tag. You're gonna enjoy so and anybody's.
Speaker 1: Gotten looking forward together. I enjoy every I've enjoyed every
Speaker 1: tictack you made.
Speaker 2: Listen to this tic tac.
Speaker 7: You are gonna go Clay, You're gonna go laughing because
Speaker 7: I'm listening to do it because it's already listed the one.
Speaker 7: There's another one he has to do, and that's in.
Speaker 7: That's in, in and out. But that isn't starting it. See,
Speaker 7: he's got a lot of work to do. It's got
Speaker 7: five There was another. There was five of them. Actually,
Speaker 7: a lot of stuff got up and I did something
Speaker 7: in the car going home, and in the car and
Speaker 7: at the car.
Speaker 2: We are on TikTok right now doing a live stream.
Speaker 2: Hello everybody on TikTok. We are just doing a behind
Speaker 2: the scenes of the podcast. I'm not interacting with them
Speaker 2: directly on the live as we should, so Paulo all
Speaker 2: the way, who's there.
Speaker 7: I say that we couldn't get it earlier because I
Speaker 7: got business with my hair cut and other things happening
Speaker 7: here that I'm.
Speaker 2: A little it was a little late getting on. Right now,
Speaker 2: I'm scrolling through the comments and saying hi to everybody
Speaker 2: on TikTok. Hello everybody on TikTok. We we appreciate you
Speaker 2: being here for the behind the scenes thing. We did
Speaker 2: a TikTok today, some of them two okay, but it
Speaker 2: took a long one. I guess I'll go back to
Speaker 2: the question of the live shows. For me. I saw
Speaker 2: a lot of heavy metal bands back in Ohio, and
Speaker 2: some of them are similar stories. To your Danny where
Speaker 2: I saw people before they got big. The one that
Speaker 2: pops up in my head for that would be I
Speaker 2: saw a Lamb of God when they were touring with
Speaker 2: Gwar because they were both from Richmond, Virginia, and so
Speaker 2: they were friends and they opened up for Gwar. And
Speaker 2: they are one of the only bands I've ever seen
Speaker 2: that's six. Yeah, they're the only what might be the
Speaker 2: only band I've seen that really successfully opened there. There
Speaker 2: were a couple others, but it's a hard act to
Speaker 2: open up for, and they nailed it because they're so good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, in the nineteen ninety four, I want to say
Speaker 3: they went around and allowed some locals to open on
Speaker 3: some of the tour dates.
Speaker 2: But A yeah, yeah, this it would have been in
Speaker 2: the early two thousands with the Lamb of God specifically
Speaker 2: maybe one O two maybe.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's that's what the Yeah, that's the Lamb of
Speaker 3: God thing. But what I'm saying is that they they've
Speaker 3: had to form and reform many times. Yeah, So you
Speaker 3: have another caller on the line, and I have.
Speaker 7: Read on any and a minute, all, we'll call that
Speaker 7: man on and let's see who this is.
Speaker 3: Sure here it is, let's do that. I had to
Speaker 3: step away for a moment to deal with it, with
Speaker 3: it with the child and the dog. So so I apologize.
Speaker 3: I left this guy and hold about four minutes, but
Speaker 3: he's there, had a problem.
Speaker 2: Chuck, we're going.
Speaker 3: You're alive.
Speaker 5: Oh, Jimmy James called from Jimmy jim butte.
Speaker 6: There you go.
Speaker 8: I knew, Jimmy boy, Jimmy boy.
Speaker 2: Oh guess what, Jimmy.
Speaker 8: Boy, I swear one of your fans at a.
Speaker 7: Place surely in and out. We were eating in and out.
Speaker 7: We have doing it.
Speaker 2: We're doing the tic tak. We were eating an in
Speaker 2: and out breaker and the guy.
Speaker 7: Was having hit. He had a Detroit camp on Lions
Speaker 7: Hot Detroit team straight Detroit Lions, Detroit Liont's let's get.
Speaker 3: Something else straight though, Jimmy James, do you know what
Speaker 3: an in and out is? Do you have those in
Speaker 3: your Yeah?
Speaker 5: I lived many years of Carol Fornia.
Speaker 3: All right, right right, oh you never mind? You you
Speaker 3: know it from there. But they don't have him in Michigan.
Speaker 5: Dody did he used to shut down a bus.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, I was just thinking he might not know
Speaker 3: where it was that you saw this guy even.
Speaker 8: Ok, in and out, in and out, the in and out.
Speaker 2: But what happened was we had a late coming out
Speaker 2: of spill.
Speaker 8: One Round one.
Speaker 7: We went to Round one, didn't to the tic Tac play.
Speaker 7: You got to listen to that if you're into it.
Speaker 7: And he's got to do another one, but he hasn't
Speaker 7: got it started in and out And I found out
Speaker 7: what I'm working to the people on TikTok rod Hello, everybody.
Speaker 2: I found out.
Speaker 7: I know what how it goes, but I can't say
Speaker 7: it on him.
Speaker 2: You can't say it on air. Is it that bad
Speaker 2: what I told you earlier? Yeah, okay, we won't. We
Speaker 2: won't do it, That's what I mean. But that's the
Speaker 2: way it works for me.
Speaker 7: I get one of them, and it works on for Tiktak.
Speaker 8: I realized I know how to do it again.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so follow Uncle's a podcast on tiktac. You're gonna
Speaker 2: want to do that. We go, I'll tak. We've shot
Speaker 2: so many videos today, Uncle, and I will. I'll go.
Speaker 2: I'll edit them. I'll play at least.
Speaker 3: Hey, Jimmy, Jimmy, I gotta quite. I want to ask
Speaker 3: Jimmy a question real quick. Jimmy, should I ask Uncle
Speaker 3: about that weird thing I saw on X earlier, because
Speaker 3: you heard that discussion from my show right, thanks.
Speaker 9: About about messages scroll, Yeah, like that weird thing.
Speaker 3: I mean, I could ask Aaron and Uncle about that.
Speaker 3: Will you think we should get into that? Or should
Speaker 3: I leave it alone and let him keep going on
Speaker 3: about the about the in and out burger? What do
Speaker 3: you think?
Speaker 9: Well, I'm curious if a cold too, okay, Uncle, when
Speaker 9: you're on tiktac right or you're on any of these
Speaker 9: other things, right, do you see sometimes a message pops
Speaker 9: up and then it disappears right away?
Speaker 3: Then no really knew no, okay, because I had a
Speaker 3: weird thing going on Aaron on X, Yes, And it
Speaker 3: was like these memes would pop up, but they weren't
Speaker 3: like sometimes they looked like regular memes and sometimes they didn't,
Speaker 3: and they all had these weird, cryptic kind of messages. Now,
Speaker 3: one of them popped up and had this weird orange picture.
Speaker 3: I didn't really quite catch what the picture was because
Speaker 3: they are gone, like in the blink of an eye,
Speaker 3: they pop up. They go over top of a video
Speaker 3: on my feed, and they show up and it takes
Speaker 3: over for a second and then boom, it's.
Speaker 2: Gone, right because of a video.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it goes over a video like as if it
Speaker 3: was covering over the video completely, and the post it
Speaker 3: pops up disappears real fast.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: So then I saw it come and go one time
Speaker 3: and I actually memorized it, and it said, in this
Speaker 3: life you can be anything. In this life, be kind right,
Speaker 3: And I saw that and I said, Okay, that's kind
Speaker 3: of a neat statement. I kept scrolling. I do scrolled
Speaker 3: for like a couple hours, and finally a guy typed
Speaker 3: in his message in his post that phrase exactly. But
Speaker 3: it was like an hour or two later, and he
Speaker 3: had a video of a dog something of dog in
Speaker 3: a kennel and I'm going, I don't know what's going
Speaker 3: on here, but usually people do that to show you
Speaker 3: the sad dog in the kennel or something like that. Right,
Speaker 3: So anyway, this guy typed the exact statement, except he
Speaker 3: typed it and it was in a mean way before.
Speaker 3: But it was this boom disappeared me. It's not a post,
Speaker 3: it's not part of a post. It just shows up,
Speaker 3: blocks what you're looking at real fast and then disappears.
Speaker 3: Have you seen anything like that?
Speaker 2: Wow? I haven't noticed that. No, I didn't know say anything.
Speaker 3: Okay, it was happening to me a lot on Twitter's
Speaker 3: x whatever. But I was just wondering about it because
Speaker 3: it was real strange, and somebody else in the previous
Speaker 3: show said they had seen something like it. I was
Speaker 3: curious if you guys or if maybe it popped up
Speaker 3: on Uncle's tick tacks, because it goes over top of
Speaker 3: videos and just blocks it out real fast and then
Speaker 3: it disappears. Okay, good, I.
Speaker 2: Want to be I'm gonna be looking for that, but
Speaker 2: I haven't noticed it yet.
Speaker 7: It knows all about he knows all about the x
Speaker 7: X man thing because I don't have it on my
Speaker 7: phone sit tacks all videos.
Speaker 3: So I'm thinking maybe it will pop up on videos.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying it's only on x but that's where
Speaker 3: I saw, you know.
Speaker 2: All night. And it could be hard to not even
Speaker 2: notice it because the videos are civilir at to begin with.
Speaker 2: They could drop something in like that and you might
Speaker 2: not even realize that it was there.
Speaker 3: Well, that was my first thought, is like you know
Speaker 3: the subliminal thing where they used to pop up, you know,
Speaker 3: like you know the old story of they put picture
Speaker 3: of popcorn in the movie, right, and they show it
Speaker 3: to Boom all of a sudden, you want some popcorn,
Speaker 3: you know, that's fine with the smell of the popcorn
Speaker 3: in the theater, which is everywhere, right, you want to
Speaker 3: go buy popcorn. But I'm taking that kind of thing.
Speaker 3: But it was weird.
Speaker 2: But it was really weird cryptics.
Speaker 3: It wasn't like, look, if it was like kitcat bars
Speaker 3: and stuff, I'd go, okay, they want me to buy candy,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean. But it wasn't that. It
Speaker 3: was odd stuff anyway, And that statement I gave you
Speaker 3: was the most normal of them. The rest of them
Speaker 3: I can't remember them now because they just went by
Speaker 3: so fast. But at the time, if you had talked
Speaker 3: to me right that five minutes, I would have remembered them. Anyway.
Speaker 3: It was just this really quick, almost like subliminal but
Speaker 3: blink of an eye placement of these pictures. Anyway, I
Speaker 3: just thought that was interesting and I wanted to see
Speaker 3: if Uncle saw them. All right, Jimmy, Sorry, back to
Speaker 3: the in and Outbuer and the Detroit Lions guy or whatever.
Speaker 2: Sorry to it now. I was eating the handle.
Speaker 7: And having you knew one of those scenes because this
Speaker 7: any way I can get it started.
Speaker 2: I mean, when it the seeds to get the tic
Speaker 2: tac them.
Speaker 8: I figured it out.
Speaker 2: I don't know how it works.
Speaker 8: Now I know how it works, but you have to
Speaker 8: take what should I say?
Speaker 12: Uh?
Speaker 2: I still I'm not quite long there. I got him
Speaker 2: thinking people, Oh, okay, should I say it? Or now
Speaker 2: I guess because I'm I'm I'm struggling. It's been a
Speaker 2: long I before we went, I had a half of one.
Speaker 3: Oh that's right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I had a half of one. And that gets
Speaker 2: me going.
Speaker 8: God, I realize how to do my tea takes.
Speaker 2: That helps you. It's a performance enhancing substance. It moves
Speaker 2: it a little faster. And that's what happened.
Speaker 8: So that's how that's how he got these tic texts.
Speaker 2: We were all thinking, because it was other families, my
Speaker 2: wife and my two kids and myself and uncle. We
Speaker 2: were thinking all time that you're just low and your
Speaker 2: blood sugar and your son get a little deliious this
Speaker 2: which you might end.
Speaker 7: It might have been, but this is what I was
Speaker 7: doing in it, and it kicks it out.
Speaker 2: It kicks it out, all right, you were kicked out,
Speaker 2: But we almost got kicked out of in and out.
Speaker 2: What do you mean? Well, we were get a LOTROUDI
Speaker 2: in there.
Speaker 7: I didn't see anybody come and see and move out
Speaker 7: and get out of the get out of in and
Speaker 7: out about all. I like that, man, But you know
Speaker 7: what I was saying was I was outside. But what
Speaker 7: I was saying was that kick makes me still talking
Speaker 7: about these things, and I think we get something like
Speaker 7: that book. We did five today, five of them. We
Speaker 7: only used to what do one or.
Speaker 2: Two a day? So you're saying how productive we were.
Speaker 2: That's the wood.
Speaker 7: That's how we're trying to get producted on this tic
Speaker 7: TAC stuff.
Speaker 2: Since truly says enhancing.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's the wood I'm trying to get going. So
Speaker 7: now I got him busy doing this stuff to editing.
Speaker 2: Because I'm not the end of I'm gonna talk about it.
Speaker 8: You're going so you gonna be the end of it.
Speaker 2: The whole fourth thing.
Speaker 7: He's kind of starting the edit. You know, I'll tell
Speaker 7: you something. That little man, how sort of size man
Speaker 7: is he doing good? He he can do the editing.
Speaker 2: He's gonna go to that. He didn't get with that.
Speaker 2: He has edited a couple of pieces and by the way.
Speaker 8: He did the haircut. Oh he did the hit just now,
Speaker 8: just for the show, a new one.
Speaker 2: Okay, So.
Speaker 3: What do they're crapt and do?
Speaker 1: Anyway?
Speaker 2: Do you remember, uncle? What happened to him? What do
Speaker 2: you do? He was a trump Did you hear this?
Speaker 7: People don't mean trumpet, give me a plate. This don't
Speaker 7: mean fine crazy? But you know, I didn't hear it
Speaker 7: until Missus cone Kick said something like that. I didn't
Speaker 7: know that, honey, I didn't.
Speaker 2: I think my wife's probably was something to do with this,
Speaker 2: something to do with this buried.
Speaker 5: Little me.
Speaker 2: I was too when I heard it from her.
Speaker 7: I was when before I heard it from her saying
Speaker 7: that I didn't know he was a voted for Trump.
Speaker 2: Look, he stole George Harrison's wife.
Speaker 8: I change his wife.
Speaker 2: Done that to neither, that's a problem.
Speaker 3: I don't know if he's a trumpet. The way to uncle,
Speaker 3: I don't know if he's a trumpet because people are
Speaker 3: assuming that. I think because he was a against the masks.
Speaker 3: You understand. I think people have seen it, Yeah, that
Speaker 3: Eric Klapman is a trumpet because he was against the masks.
Speaker 3: But it doesn't make any sense. Let me look this
Speaker 3: up because I got to do it.
Speaker 2: He's going to go look it up.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I don't know how to look it up and
Speaker 8: tell me by the end of the show.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm gonna I'm gonna do that because I'm going.
Speaker 2: To need a check.
Speaker 7: I'll tell you this is why this mean this. See,
Speaker 7: this is why I want.
Speaker 2: He's checking it.
Speaker 3: We need somebody this, I need to We need up
Speaker 3: on this.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to see the shock related news.
Speaker 5: Before before the shows, I was jamming out to the
Speaker 5: best iteration of all of the true great rock balls,
Speaker 5: the best line on the Trump, this rock train and
Speaker 5: Van Hagar the real deal.
Speaker 3: Yeah you like you, heyguard at the front of Van Heley.
Speaker 5: Do I what do you say that this is some
Speaker 5: sort of rare Okay, well, I thought everybody. Don't tell
Speaker 5: me you like the Roth version.
Speaker 3: I am the ro I am a rough version, guy. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it was more, it was more dynamic, and it had
Speaker 3: a lot more different musical chops going into it. In
Speaker 3: the early days.
Speaker 5: Yeah, oh, look at all their big hits right now. Hey,
Speaker 5: it's sure tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you know, Britney Spears wrote a bunch of
Speaker 3: hits too. I got no use for him.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean, it is Richard Spears Hue,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean. Yeah, I don't know if
Speaker 2: he does.
Speaker 3: And Eric Clapton apparently, yeah, kind of supportive of Trump
Speaker 3: and uh and BORFK and uh yeah, I guess so
Speaker 3: I did.
Speaker 2: I know, well, you know that's true. After all, I'm
Speaker 2: not I'm not I'm not.
Speaker 3: I'm Clapton time then got a little a little angry
Speaker 3: with Roger Waters for getting too political. See Clapton tried
Speaker 3: to not be political for a bit, but then he
Speaker 3: just kind of mildly supported both RFK Junior and Trump,
Speaker 3: and uh yeah, that was That's apparently the big problem there.
Speaker 2: Wow, But he was.
Speaker 3: He's not like a staunch, like crazy you know, I'm
Speaker 3: a I'm a mega guy. He's not like that. But
Speaker 3: he's kind of like, I don't know, I kind of
Speaker 3: like him, you know, and I like and I like
Speaker 3: what RFK Junior could do and stuff like that.
Speaker 5: British he can't even vote here. He's from britl he
Speaker 5: can't vote here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but Pierce Morgan is a freaking you know, definitely
Speaker 3: speaks about American politics constantly, and he's clearly not American either. Uh,
Speaker 3: you know, I mean John Oliver became a naturalized citizen.
Speaker 3: But this guy anyway, you know, the brit Brits have
Speaker 3: plenty to say, usually clapping. That looks to me like
Speaker 3: didn't make any major statements, but because of the anti
Speaker 3: masking stance, people pressed him and he kind of went, yeah,
Speaker 3: I can see how that guy would work out, you know, like, well.
Speaker 2: Here's another idiot thing that the thing's going to go do.
Speaker 3: Well, it's up to you how you see it.
Speaker 2: But you know, that's how I see.
Speaker 8: That's where I'm looking at.
Speaker 2: Hey, besides that, the people that's tip.
Speaker 3: On gotch you. You got another caller too, by.
Speaker 7: The way, Okay, let's head hold on Jimmy and Ed
Speaker 7: hold on a minute, let's see who this is.
Speaker 3: I think Danny's on hold and Jimmy's on hold now,
Speaker 3: and now you got another one.
Speaker 2: Here we go, guy, there.
Speaker 1: Is there anyone else there?
Speaker 5: He Jerry Charon.
Speaker 1: Grin Halen Era fam Oh.
Speaker 3: The guy from uh what that.
Speaker 1: Was the name that More than Words or whatever?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: What the hell band was that? Is that? Extreme?
Speaker 3: Extreme?
Speaker 2: That's extreme?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Oh god, he was involved with van Halen. What are
Speaker 2: we talking about? Yeah?
Speaker 5: They even their next singer after Sammy Hagler in the nineties.
Speaker 2: Oh, things are really gone downhill at that point. Huh.
Speaker 3: They actually had a female temporarily too. I can't remember who. No,
Speaker 3: for God's sake, is this I guess Helen? Uncle the
Speaker 3: only recognized Yeah, the only three recognized singers I guess
Speaker 3: in general is uh is Hagar? You know, Roth and
Speaker 3: Gary Sharon.
Speaker 2: But let's talk to this standian. Hold up, uncle Uncle
Speaker 2: believes he's talking to Van Halen. Is this Van Hale?
Speaker 2: I want to know who this is talking?
Speaker 5: Yes, this is Haley.
Speaker 2: Hey, what is about the Trump? The Trump Trump?
Speaker 5: Uncle Eric Clapton he he was a fan of Robert
Speaker 5: Kennedy Junior and he there's there's a video that's online
Speaker 5: of him talking about injuries he had from a certain
Speaker 5: thing from back during the you know, the pandemic or whatever.
Speaker 5: And I think maybe that's what people were thinking when
Speaker 5: it comes to the Trump thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but he got pressed on a couple of things.
Speaker 3: But that's where it starts is he was kind of
Speaker 3: supportive of RFK Jr. And then they started pressing it
Speaker 3: because of the anti mask thing, because he got pissed
Speaker 3: off about you know, I can't do a show unless
Speaker 3: people have masks. I don't want that.
Speaker 5: And that was he was talking about that, and he
Speaker 5: was also talking about he I think he seriously got
Speaker 5: injured during that time, and he started talking about that
Speaker 5: with Bobby Junior. I think, yeah, I didn't know about
Speaker 5: the mask part though.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there was a whole name on his concerts and
Speaker 3: cancelations and yeah, there was a whole game.
Speaker 7: Sorry, I did some bad news when it is mister baha.
Speaker 2: Something Jesse, and we're talking to him, we're not we
Speaker 2: want to get to here. We don't have.
Speaker 13: Okay, Jesse, I got some bad news, you know when
Speaker 13: you when you were wrestling channel.
Speaker 2: Mister in not doing well?
Speaker 8: Rick fly you heard about something?
Speaker 2: Yes, did Rick Flair?
Speaker 7: Yes, I heard something I think on the news. Okay,
Speaker 7: what's happening there there, mister Okay, I'm talking to him
Speaker 7: my guests, Jesse Ventura, that's what's happened there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think mister Clair is doing okay right now.
Speaker 7: I think he's all right, buddy, But he but he
Speaker 7: said that that he was fine after Yeah, it did
Speaker 7: say something.
Speaker 1: I think you're right, Yeah, what are.
Speaker 2: You laughing at?
Speaker 12: There?
Speaker 7: So I kicked now what do you get crazy as
Speaker 7: sunking to this man?
Speaker 8: Well, we then have somebody to talk to.
Speaker 2: I want a half a little star struck. I heard it.
Speaker 7: I heard it earlier today, okay, and I had it
Speaker 7: on the news, all right, something happened about him.
Speaker 2: Well, there was a lot of what was that so
Speaker 2: much so much wrestling news going.
Speaker 8: On that that's only that one Rick asking him?
Speaker 3: Okay, Rick Rick Flair was in the news. Is that
Speaker 3: what you're saying?
Speaker 7: No, that he had an accident in something.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, he had skin cancer.
Speaker 8: It was something like skin cancer and something on the lake.
Speaker 3: You CBS Sports reported he had skin cancer about four
Speaker 3: hours ago, and then about twelve hours ago. Yeah, another
Speaker 3: cancer diagnosis. So apparently in the past couple of days
Speaker 3: there's been talk about him having cancer. When you talk
Speaker 3: all that, yeah, yeah, he's got cancer. He's got skin cancer,
Speaker 3: so you know, but that's not a surprim surprise. I
Speaker 3: guts still alive. Blatant ripoff wrestlers. Somebody mentioned something about
Speaker 3: ripoff wrestlers not too long ago, and I thought it
Speaker 3: was funny because when I went looking it up, I
Speaker 3: couldn't believe what I saw. Have you ever heard of
Speaker 3: the Macho Warrior of my Macho Warrior was this horrible
Speaker 3: combination of macho man and warrior ripoff.
Speaker 7: Mister, mister pun Trilla though, and were on contacted talking
Speaker 7: about wrestlers warriors, the macho.
Speaker 2: Warrior, but even worse. I remember I remember Renegade, who
Speaker 2: was a ripoff. That was another one. But he was
Speaker 2: just a the old warriors.
Speaker 8: Yeah he might know, I know.
Speaker 3: But we don't. We don't have the guy who usually
Speaker 3: does that on the line right now.
Speaker 2: But it's the man in the bank clown. Okay, Jesse Ventoria. Here,
Speaker 2: he's Jesse Vatora clearly and that's Jesse Ventura. There's no
Speaker 2: doubt that he's on the call line right now.
Speaker 7: Okay, Yes, he was talking to Mina go and bound fleeing.
Speaker 7: I mean here discussion about fleeing.
Speaker 2: Now, Well, I was feeling in the news. I was
Speaker 2: just all right, maybe I'm confused.
Speaker 3: I was feeling news, that's all. I was just getting
Speaker 3: you the news, sorry, Chuck.
Speaker 2: The live stream clearly is showing us that Jesse Ventura
Speaker 2: is on the line. Okay, there he is. He's on
Speaker 2: ok right, uncle, you see that's him there. Yeah, guy,
Speaker 2: So he's he's he's on the phone, right, Uncle.
Speaker 8: He's on the phone talking. I was talking to him.
Speaker 7: This minute ago, I know, and I wanted to see
Speaker 7: if he knew about.
Speaker 2: What I mean, the wrestlers.
Speaker 7: And because you don't get next news, Uncle, Oh what's
Speaker 7: his name?
Speaker 2: Is also out of my way?
Speaker 1: The uh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't like him either.
Speaker 8: Hey, I'm gonna tell.
Speaker 7: You see what are you laughing at? Kick those crazy?
Speaker 7: When he here's Venture. You know, there's all the Dame
Speaker 7: lent and this man is laughings and they're laughing for
Speaker 7: you know, it's comedy show. There's this is this is
Speaker 7: amazing missing to this guy to.
Speaker 2: The Uncle podcast has become a multimedia experience and it's
Speaker 2: really amplified the show in certain ways. Is what's happening?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I knew, man, I never knew that this guy
Speaker 7: can do a good lafe when Venture is on.
Speaker 3: Guy, Hey, my aunt.
Speaker 7: Bajn that because I know that I'm at the right.
Speaker 8: See look at him going crazy on this other line.
Speaker 2: Look at it?
Speaker 7: You know this man by this man clacking up, can't
Speaker 7: even talk it JS.
Speaker 3: He's all right, I'll tell you that, thank you local.
Speaker 9: I'n't think paring that you are serious.
Speaker 3: To keep up.
Speaker 7: So I'm putting you let me tell you something the
Speaker 7: I and sure, sure, I'm putting you at number.
Speaker 8: One into my show.
Speaker 7: But this cure and this so I kick over here
Speaker 7: is living his handwork, and I'm getting you.
Speaker 8: Duke Limban took his glasses of him.
Speaker 2: I never seen this guy leave somewhere off this hearts
Speaker 2: threat in and out today. Oh my god, that's why he.
Speaker 1: Just here.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I know that's true goodness a watershell. So this
Speaker 7: is getting interesting a sudden.
Speaker 2: It is. We have so many callers. There's a lot
Speaker 2: of people.
Speaker 8: There's one, two, three and them four line.
Speaker 2: Now, okay, do we have any more line to anybody else?
Speaker 3: Nobody knew we still got Danny and Jimmy James hanging
Speaker 3: on them.
Speaker 2: There's still some pos on.
Speaker 8: Can we Papa Mine?
Speaker 2: You have me to point to everybody on? Okay, I
Speaker 2: talked to Danny and Jemmy.
Speaker 7: Pompa mine, Papa Moine would talk to everybody and missus
Speaker 7: true to me too.
Speaker 3: Okay, because it's gonna get to crack.
Speaker 5: You could head the.
Speaker 16: Carol that half of a navy, feel that you can
Speaker 16: have the thin Gmt.
Speaker 2: Marja. It is natural man. He's on here a really sending.
Speaker 1: Good I want to talk about something that you know
Speaker 1: we're talking about it, which is.
Speaker 2: Kind of this ain't fantasystem.
Speaker 1: I want to talk about something, well, this is Danny.
Speaker 1: Since nineteen eight, since nineteen seventy one, something happened Thursday
Speaker 1: night in the NBA Finals that it's never happened with
Speaker 1: three minutes left nine points behind. No team out of
Speaker 1: one hundred and eighty two situations has won a game
Speaker 1: in the finals, and the Pacers won with three minutes
Speaker 1: left a nine point deficit until Yes became great because
Speaker 1: you that final shot. And thirty two playoff games, he's
Speaker 1: made five fool goals. I mean, I'm just saying pay
Speaker 1: attention that this guy didn't go on Thursday night.
Speaker 7: You might be either I him that, Yes, I know, yeah,
Speaker 7: I want that. I heard about that. Yeah, they may showed.
Speaker 7: They showed that. I listened to the Today Show and
Speaker 7: then they in the mornings and they said something like that,
Speaker 7: and he said you get to see this guy and boom, Yeah,
Speaker 7: I heard that.
Speaker 2: I heard about it. Dy.
Speaker 1: The other plaint is the Sacramento Kings are cursed because
Speaker 1: they drafted him fourteenth overall first ground and then he
Speaker 1: played one season and they gave him away. And they
Speaker 1: could have also got Luka Domsha in the first round
Speaker 1: draft picked. They were terrible at drafting talent or give
Speaker 1: him away talent. But I think he's the real deal.
Speaker 2: Exciting NBA Finals this year is what we got. Uncle,
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 1: It was. I was watching that game and the Oklahoma
Speaker 1: City was dominating, and I got distracted in the fourth
Speaker 1: quarter and missed it. My son text you know, a
Speaker 1: whole bunch of information. I was like, I missed it,
Speaker 1: nights lost the highlights, but it was And then I
Speaker 1: showed the statistics. He number three in game winning shots
Speaker 1: in the playoffs with only thirty two games in a
Speaker 1: Texas And what I'm just seeing is the book of
Speaker 1: something maybe great in sports in the history. I could
Speaker 1: be wrong, but I'm just looking at the only one's
Speaker 1: Aheadhiman's regime, Lebron James, and he's already a bet Kobe
Speaker 1: Bryant in percentage. So just in Tim duncan.
Speaker 2: Us, Michael, I remember Mina drew up here.
Speaker 1: I mean, some great ones in a very small short
Speaker 1: expansion timebout Michael Jordan. You know, Michael Jordan is not
Speaker 1: on this blisterer game.
Speaker 8: In acton Rad thought, that's surprising.
Speaker 1: That Michael Jordan dominated with with rings. Yeah, well this
Speaker 1: is what we looked up with under five second walk
Speaker 1: that I'm looking at.
Speaker 2: H yep, Well, uncle, we're kind of to at the
Speaker 2: end of the show. We did a show. What are
Speaker 2: we talking about here?
Speaker 8: We're having a good conversation, which when he ended.
Speaker 2: Were given a strict cutoff time.
Speaker 8: It's been nine o'clock and twelve.
Speaker 2: She said, you want to cut the line? How could
Speaker 2: she cut the line? She was saying? He said, well,
Speaker 2: let's not find out, let's not fight out.
Speaker 8: You didn't and you're gonna have a club and the repainting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's cut line. Am to replace the line. That's
Speaker 2: the last thing I wanted. So should we do shout outs?
Speaker 8: Uncle, let's get this shn answer.
Speaker 2: We start with who I guess Danny? Who were talking?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yes, Danny. First, he was the first caller.
Speaker 1: Shout out to missus side kicks for for drawing the
Speaker 1: distinct line to love that animal house.
Speaker 2: Who's you in? Thank you? Daddy? Who easy? The next
Speaker 2: was Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy, So I moved waiting.
Speaker 9: To shout up to all the Lakers electors of the
Speaker 9: film Alamo House peace.
Speaker 2: I'm shouting. What a great shout out. Okay, thank you Jimmy.
Speaker 2: We will talk to you soon too. Now we had
Speaker 2: I believe Chris Uncle?
Speaker 1: Is it Chris?
Speaker 3: Or?
Speaker 2: Who was? Who is next? Uncle? Who? Who do you have? Chris,
Speaker 2: Chris Nacks, Chris Nicks. Okay, I'd like to.
Speaker 1: Just give a shout out.
Speaker 5: To Jesse Vanterra. He's good egg and uncle the podcast
Speaker 5: and it's.
Speaker 1: Been a pleasure. Keep doing what you do.
Speaker 2: That what your shout out? Well, that was justice shouted
Speaker 2: out to you.
Speaker 7: Oh shout, that's my shoutowt you are the shout out
Speaker 7: for Jesse Ra. Thank you, I thank you. Who's laughing mind?
Speaker 2: That was a good set of shout outs right there.
Speaker 2: Thank you Jesse and Christopher calling in. We really appreciate
Speaker 2: uh you listening and calling. We'll talk to you soon. Uncle.
Speaker 2: We need to do shout outs.
Speaker 7: I'm I'm doing my original owing shout outs all the time, okay,
Speaker 7: and that is people that listen to me and missus.
Speaker 2: You're wait will be shouting a specific person just the
Speaker 2: entire customer base of Uncle the podcast.
Speaker 15: Uncle, he knows who I shout down every oh truck shuck,
Speaker 15: who I was chuck?
Speaker 2: Do you know who he needs to be shouting?
Speaker 3: All right, well, let's see. He probably wants to shout
Speaker 3: out to people that are listening outside of the country and.
Speaker 2: I know things. That's because you want to know who
Speaker 2: is on it, you know.
Speaker 3: And and of course he would like it very much
Speaker 3: if some ladies would.
Speaker 2: Call in, I believe. Yeah, yeah, that was it.
Speaker 3: That sounds like a regular It's a regular uncle shout
Speaker 3: out right there.
Speaker 7: That's my shout out because that's what I trey to
Speaker 7: pull out.
Speaker 2: To it right tonight.
Speaker 3: Tonight we only had Germany, Canada and three spots and
Speaker 3: United States all across, and that's what we had tonight
Speaker 3: for international listeners, just Germany and Canada.
Speaker 2: I will also give a shout out to our TikTok
Speaker 2: audience anybody watching a lot, thank you if we weren't
Speaker 2: responding to you on the actual live TikTok because we're
Speaker 2: doing so as a podcast.
Speaker 3: We had a plubush.
Speaker 8: On the time starting because of my haircut.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was the that was the hold up.
Speaker 3: So hey, I got a shout out, I got a
Speaker 3: shout out for you to Randy Hogan, a guy who
Speaker 3: unfortunately was not related to Whole Cogan, but looked like
Speaker 3: a dollar store beat up version of an action figure
Speaker 3: of Hold Cogan, who was an actual wrestler. Anyway, speaking
Speaker 3: of rip off wrestlers, uh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, check them out.
Speaker 3: You can find them in a couple of spots even
Speaker 3: in the w w F archive. Pretty strange, but also
Speaker 3: Macho Warrior is pretty crazy. And yes, Renegade was the
Speaker 3: w c W ripoff of The Ultimate Warrior.
Speaker 7: Oh okay, Yes, and I'm bount the Benny you were
Speaker 7: talking about if everybody in baseball is if anybody on
Speaker 7: this line he is still online the team on the
Speaker 7: into baseball?
Speaker 3: Uncle was meming everybody's off the line.
Speaker 2: What happened to him? Will? We had?
Speaker 3: We did shout outs, look.
Speaker 7: About next week for performance and here that's all I'm
Speaker 7: gonna find out because I want to get into it.
Speaker 2: It's coming playoffs for next year to baseball. I'll get
Speaker 2: it down that game.
Speaker 3: I'll do it over to I got the World Series.
Speaker 2: That's where I was going. I mean think I couldn't started.
Speaker 8: Yes, it was away on showing my show.
Speaker 3: A quick question, Uncle because well, we'll figure it out
Speaker 3: next week with everybody on the line. But do you
Speaker 3: want to do the playoffs or just the World series?
Speaker 3: That's the question.
Speaker 7: The whole bunch manistats the world series into the two.
Speaker 3: Teams when it's only two teams.
Speaker 2: It's the World series yet, Yeah, just do the World series.
Speaker 7: Okay, let's just do the World series because that way
Speaker 7: we'll get the people that are going to play on
Speaker 7: it or bid on it given time to get the
Speaker 7: money up.
Speaker 2: You got mentioned one person me. You know, we don't
Speaker 2: know who it is. Yep, I know.
Speaker 7: Okay, and that's why I say.
Speaker 3: And if cool, he doesn't handle his stuff until then,
Speaker 3: he's not still waiting.
Speaker 8: And I'm still waiting on that Chief Dollar.
Speaker 2: You'll bring on the Chief dollar. Chief can you come
Speaker 2: up with it?
Speaker 3: Everything? What's going on?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: All right, so that's well, Yeah, these.
Speaker 2: Are the way things go. Thank you everybody for listen
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Speaker 2: if you're not already, but it's following my show.
Speaker 8: It's on TikTok, so you can go to both if.
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