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Joe Rogan podcast, check it

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out! The Joe Rogan

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experience. Train by day! Joe Rogan

0:08

podcast by night! All day! I have

0:10

these shades, you know why? I'll save

0:12

this gold. Hold on. Because the

0:14

future's so bright. You gotta wear

0:16

shades. Oh, nuclear war. The flash,

0:19

you have 59. Oh, yeah. It's

0:21

good protection. I heard, get under

0:23

the table as well. You remember

0:25

that in high school? Did they,

0:27

okay, yeah. They used to tell

0:29

us. Get on the, I was,

0:31

I'm 10 years old. They told

0:33

you, get on the table. Like,

0:35

what? It's surprising or long. It's

0:37

like a mask for COVID. It's

0:40

basically the same thing. That is

0:42

not working. Getting under the table

0:44

is so dumb. It's a

0:46

fucking nuclear blast that annihilates

0:48

buildings. You're saying getting under

0:50

my stupid desk with the

0:52

clam shell. Remember those desks

0:54

with the clam shell? It's

0:56

the only shot. On the yeah, that

0:59

was good. Was he a Trinity? I

1:01

don't know he's got in the fridge

1:03

They really made them things back then,

1:05

you know, what the fuck? Imagine being

1:07

those guys in like the Manhattan project

1:10

when they first do it They first

1:12

detonate it and they're like what in

1:15

the holy fuck? Yeah, well they kind

1:17

of didn't know what was going to

1:19

happen, right? They didn't know. There was

1:21

a less than zero chance that it

1:24

would burn up the entire atmosphere of

1:26

the earth instantaneously and all life would

1:28

be over. Well, it's a chance we've

1:31

got to take. They took it. They

1:33

just took it. Yeah. I wonder if

1:35

it was bigger than they thought it

1:37

was. I wonder what, so like no

1:39

one had ever seen a nuclear

1:42

explosion before those people did. Well,

1:44

you know, the real problem is

1:46

the area where they did it

1:48

is radioactive forever. Like, they did a

1:50

bunch of these tests out in the

1:53

desert, and then John Wayne and his

1:55

crew went out there and all got

1:57

cancer. Yeah, exactly. Gang is gone. Yeah,

1:59

which is a terrible movie. It's one

2:02

of the most amazing, because it's cursed

2:04

from the gate. Yeah. And, uh... It's

2:06

probably cursed by Gangas Khan. I hope

2:09

it was. You're gonna make a bullshit

2:11

version of one of the most fascinating

2:13

human beings that has ever lived, a

2:16

bullshit version of their life? It would

2:18

be a John Wayne movie from the

2:20

1960s. It's, was it the 50s? Is

2:23

that the original, um, uh, whitwash movie?

2:25

Well, not like no, no, not whitewashed,

2:27

but like, you know, Jayda Pinkett Smith

2:30

made Cleopatra Where it's like Cleopatra's black

2:32

and on Netflix, and it was like

2:34

it was like she clearly sees Cleopatra

2:37

as her and it's like a suck

2:39

up to herself and John Wayne I'm

2:41

sure was thinking that with Gangas Khan

2:44

Gangies kind of was 65. Yeah, so

2:46

that's like Jayda Pinker the Conquer yeah,

2:48

this is the hold on what was

2:50

the 65 one? Is that John Wayne?

2:53

No. Oh, Omar Sharif. Okay. So they've

2:55

done a few. Yeah, you're getting a

2:57

little closer with Omar Sharif. But even

3:00

then, you should be getting a guy

3:02

from Mongolia. I mean, if you want

3:04

me to believe that it's Genghis Khan,

3:07

find a guy in Mongolia. There's got

3:09

to be a guy. Oh, I don't.

3:11

I think he's not that hard. I

3:14

don't want you to believe. I want

3:16

you to identify with him and see

3:18

yourself reflected. Do you think so? I

3:21

think it was a giant movie and

3:23

they offered him a shit ton of

3:25

money and he's a giant movie star.

3:28

It's not his project? And there was

3:30

only like five movie stars back then.

3:32

Was it John Wayne's project? Personally? You

3:35

know what? Maybe I'm wrong. Can I

3:37

take off my trumped? One piece is

3:39

really hot. Now I put this on.

3:42

You put it on over your clothes

3:44

though. I put it on over my

3:46

shirt because I want the great job

3:48

so far. Where did you get that

3:51

thing? Out there every time I come

3:53

Jamie has a boss of bizarre merch

3:55

Okay, let me tell you I put

3:58

this on a celebrate. I told Jamie

4:00

Is that because she didn't have anything

4:02

to do with the crime? Is it

4:04

illegal? Are you serious or

4:07

are you joking? I'm dead serious.

4:09

Not a part but the SEC

4:11

said no charges. Okay, so is

4:13

that because she didn't have anything

4:15

to do with the crime or

4:17

is it because there wasn't a

4:19

crime? What is it? There's a

4:21

crime, I don't think... But is

4:24

it illegal? This is the question with

4:26

all this like fake money stuff. This

4:28

is why it's so confusing. If you

4:30

have these meme coins and people are

4:32

genuinely making millions of dollars from real

4:35

meme coins, but it's it's still it's

4:37

kind of bullshit. It's kind of a

4:39

fake money and anybody can kind of

4:41

make it and then sell it. Like

4:44

there's no rules, right? You can dump

4:46

it, right? Did I tell you my

4:48

buddy was making, they wake those AI

4:50

slaves that they stacked to make like

4:52

memes memes and coins? A lot of these

4:55

guys are in Puerto Rico or like

4:57

Dominican Republic because of taxes. Yeah. So

4:59

the guys that make those coins, they

5:01

refer people who buy those coins as

5:03

degenerate gamblers. Right. Because that's what they are.

5:06

So that's all it is. You could say, why is

5:08

the stock market less degenerate gambler than

5:10

that? I guess because I don't know

5:12

why. Maybe you get backed up on

5:14

certain investments by the government because

5:16

there's a little bit more. Fake

5:18

regulation? I don't know it is kind

5:21

of crazy that it's based entirely on

5:23

Information and confidence about a company and

5:25

it can go up or down Depending

5:27

upon who like the CEO gets caught

5:29

sleeping with or what new environmental law

5:31

It sounds like magical is what sounds

5:33

like crazy and your whole like in

5:35

2008 when everything just crashed. There was

5:37

this dude who lived next to me

5:39

this I had a lot next to

5:42

my house in California and this guy

5:44

wanted to build a house and was

5:46

this saddest fucking thing man because This

5:48

is like in 2012. When we were

5:50

living there, this dude was raking

5:52

his lawn, and so I went

5:54

over just to talk to him.

5:56

There's no house there. And the dude

5:59

would just. like clean up brush and

6:01

shit. It was like a responsible landowner

6:03

and he didn't even have a property,

6:05

a house on it. And I said,

6:07

are you gonna build here? Because I

6:09

knew you were gonna build here a

6:11

while back, but we never heard anything.

6:13

And he's like, I lost everything in

6:15

the crash. He goes, I saved up.

6:17

All my life working I had this

6:19

dream to build this house on this

6:21

and the property was Really beautiful. It

6:23

was like on the top of the

6:25

hill like looking down on this valley

6:27

It was a bit it would have

6:29

been an amazing place to like finally

6:31

die right you know get to the

6:33

end this guy was old man and

6:35

It was just like super bummed out

6:37

man. This is a real John Steinbeck

6:39

story you got because it's just based

6:41

on on like It's not gold, right?

6:43

It fluctuates. Companies can go under. The

6:45

stock market can crash. The money can

6:47

disappear. It's like, it's not stable. It's

6:49

a wild gamble. Some would call it

6:51

Babylonian money magic. But it's so nuts

6:53

that that's what our economy is based

6:56

on. Instead of like actual assets. I

6:58

mean crazy about it. But it's so

7:00

crazy that you can do the meme

7:02

coin thing, where you can just have

7:04

like, okay, let's just have almost no

7:06

rules, and just go Buckwild, and have

7:08

Cock coin, and have Cock coin trading

7:10

for, you know, $150 a coin. It's

7:12

a bunch of nerds that some of

7:14

the nerds are smarter than the other

7:16

nerds, but they all think they're smarter

7:18

than they're not. That's how you get

7:20

tricked. It's because... the people that got

7:22

scam thought they were going to get

7:24

out early like they had been sold

7:26

and I know this has to be

7:28

illegal they were sold the idea that

7:30

they were the initial you know the

7:32

whatever the early bird early bird and

7:34

they can't pull the rug yeah and

7:36

they weren't because they had gotten in

7:38

on the ground floor so that's why

7:40

I think that if I had to

7:42

guess where the big fraud is right

7:44

but she's like George Foreman with his

7:46

grill like George wasn't didn't make a

7:48

grill right? old that girl probably knows

7:50

almost nothing. She was Jack Shea. I

7:52

know almost nothing and she probably knows

7:54

less than me. Howie Mandel, son-in-law, is

7:56

the guy behind Hock tool coin. What?

7:58

I told you last time. This name's

8:00

DJ something? Did you? DJ LA or...

8:02

So much information when I talk to

8:04

you. When I get a text message

8:06

from you, I always take a deep

8:08

breath. I know, well you sometimes? Yeah.

8:10

What do we got? By the way,

8:12

that thing you say? Were you say?

8:14

Were you saying, were just describing, were

8:16

just describing, were just describing, were just

8:18

describing, were just describing, were just describing,

8:20

were just describing, were just describing, were

8:22

just describing, were just describing, were just

8:25

describing, just describing, just describing, just describing,

8:27

just describing, just describing, just describing, just

8:29

describing, just describing, just describing, just describing,

8:31

just describing, just describing, just, just, just,

8:33

just, just, just, just, just, just, just,

8:35

just, Not that shit Social Security is

8:37

the word that's the one that we

8:39

got to tackle that scheme not all

8:41

the other things such as what you

8:43

just described pretty well I think Okay,

8:45

so what are the big problems with

8:47

Social Security? Let's lay it out as

8:49

seen by Kurt Metzger Well people are

8:51

gonna want it because they paid into

8:53

it entitled That's a problem. I see

8:55

got to get in there. Dude Why

8:57

are you? Steve Bannon is 100% right.

8:59

He said it on Jimmy show about

9:01

Trump because Trump says he's not gonna

9:03

touch it All these pricks on both

9:05

sides want to cut that out and

9:07

I and then they want to have

9:09

you should have the freedom to invest

9:11

into the stock market or like a

9:13

401k you know the things that sometimes

9:15

are like hawk to a coin that

9:17

don't pay out Social Security is never

9:19

missed a payment to anybody. That's that's

9:21

probably to a fault because I'm sure

9:23

there is fraud because it's never missed

9:25

a payment. So why don't you go

9:27

get the fraud out of it? Okay.

9:29

I'm actually like irritate thinking about it

9:31

because we played Howard Lutnik Did you

9:33

just see that guy Howard Lutnik? It's

9:35

Trump's commerce secretary I want to say

9:37

talking to Who the hell is he

9:39

talking to about why? So he goes

9:41

if my mother-in-law 95 didn't get her

9:43

Social Security check. She's not going to

9:45

call and complain Really? Billionary guy? Your

9:47

mother-in-law will be fine. I did hear

9:49

someone say that. I saw it written

9:51

down. Great picture. I didn't see him

9:53

say it, but just there's no way

9:56

to do that right. Like to look

9:58

at that statement the most charitable way.

10:00

Do you know people are living barely?

10:02

There's so many people... If you're on

10:04

Social Security, you're getting a very small

10:06

amount of money, you're on a very

10:08

fixed income. And you're owed. And if

10:10

you don't, if you miss a month, that's

10:12

a big fucking deal, man. And

10:14

you're old, and you don't need

10:16

that kind of stress in your

10:18

life. You know, if you're old,

10:20

as fuck, and then all of

10:23

a sudden your Social Security

10:25

stops, that's fucking terrifying.

10:27

Uninformed. Doge is not going to

10:29

be anything. I got news for everybody.

10:31

That's Thomas Massey. That guy's who's

10:34

right. That continuing resolution means everything

10:36

got funded again until the next

10:38

time when they're going to do

10:41

another continuing resolution because they said

10:43

last time this is going to

10:45

be Elizabeth Massey explains. So everything's

10:47

funded plus another six billion for

10:50

the Pentagon. So people are freaking

10:52

out, but there's nothing cut. But you

10:54

know what I bet they are going to

10:56

get to? Your entitlements. Wait a

10:58

minute. They'll make sure to cut that but

11:00

they not Ukraine not Israel God forbid or

11:02

they haven't even started with military So but

11:05

just right now like the USAID stuff right

11:07

if they definitely have cut a lot that's

11:09

discretionary so that just means the money still

11:12

in the budget but i don't know it'll

11:14

go all day is real i have no

11:16

idea what it's discretionary it's discretionary so that

11:18

means the program is cut but the money

11:21

is still allocated somewhere else it's still the

11:23

is still up there in the blob going

11:25

to whatever do you think they really made

11:27

a Guatemalan gender non-binary musical no they didn't

11:30

somebody bought a gun or something you

11:32

know it's that's what happened of course of

11:34

course so so so right literally no

11:36

change no change and people Was it

11:38

a genius though to call it USAID?

11:40

Because you have to be for it.

11:42

Well, like Patriot Act. I think this

11:44

this part should be the crime because

11:46

it's USAID. Not US, but they color

11:48

the A, the same color as the

11:51

I and the D. Do they? Yeah,

11:53

so you think it's USAID. But I

11:55

didn't know. Is that really how they

11:57

do it? Yeah. So see the deception

11:59

on purpose with that? That's rude. Yeah,

12:01

that's that's a USA ID, not

12:03

wow. More like US AIDS, am

12:05

I right? I thought to it.

12:07

From the American people, which is

12:09

like. It's so tricky. Oh good.

12:11

Put my name on that. People's

12:13

shit you do. Thank you. That's

12:15

so tricky because USAID just seems

12:17

like a great name for a

12:19

real charitable organization. Yeah, it sounds

12:22

like very... You know why it

12:24

sounds so America because it's called

12:26

USAID, but it's not for anyone

12:28

here. Right, but also you have

12:30

to support all AIDS. Okay, if

12:32

you're not, if you're not even

12:34

thinking, like, no, no information in

12:36

the news at all, if someone

12:38

tells you, do you want to

12:40

cut aid? You're a good person.

12:42

You're going to say no. Of

12:44

course we don't want to cut

12:46

aid. This is U.S. aid. They're

12:48

going to cut U.S. aid. Like,

12:50

oh my God, where do I

12:52

saw? I want to stop. We

12:54

need aid. Everyone. Everyone. Everyone needs

12:56

aid. Everyone needs aid. Everyone needs

12:58

aid. The way these people operate

13:01

is where they're saying the exact

13:03

opposite of the thing they just

13:05

said, that's conscious they're doing that.

13:07

They're like, that's the game. You

13:09

gotta just tell a complete law

13:11

and go completely back on it.

13:13

Well, even just the calling at

13:15

USAID when it's the United States

13:17

Agency for International Development. Yeah. Like,

13:19

wait a minute, what do you

13:21

guys do? How about the Patriot

13:23

Act when it's the US Department

13:25

of spying on your dick picks

13:27

on your phone? How about that

13:29

deception? How about all of it?

13:31

Are we keeping the Patriot Act?

13:33

I know that, I hope that

13:35

won't be touched. Let's ramp it

13:37

up, we need a number three.

13:39

We did. Said two is just

13:42

too weak these days. Would all

13:44

the cyber security risks? I got

13:46

great news. Oh, this is my

13:48

timber sycamore shirt. What is that?

13:50

That's the operation where Obama started,

13:52

you know, to put to... get

13:54

rid of Assad, install an al-Qaeda

13:56

leader in Syria? Wait a minute,

13:58

it has a t-shirt? No, I

14:00

have a charity called Shirts for

14:02

Kurtz, where I take the names

14:04

of operations, I go make me

14:06

a t-shirt that I will wear

14:08

around that will... like a band

14:10

or something so I got some

14:12

good this guy fret pound his

14:14

name is sent this to me

14:16

he sent to the club so

14:18

what are you wearing timber sycamore

14:21

Classified weapon supply and training program

14:23

run by the United States Central

14:25

Intelligence Agency and supported by the

14:27

United Kingdom and some Arab intelligence

14:29

services, including Saudi intelligence. The aim

14:31

of the program was to remove

14:33

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad from power

14:35

launched in 2012 or 2013 and

14:37

supplied money weaponry and training to

14:39

Syrian opposition groups fighting Syrian government

14:41

forces in the Syrian civil war.

14:43

There's a lot of Syrians. That's

14:45

where we armed al-Al-Qaeda. Any guys

14:47

watch out there if you got

14:49

or gals he got any limbs

14:51

blown off guard in a poppy

14:53

field for a warlord Al-Qaeda we

14:55

installed them we're back together with

14:57

them. We're cool again. So You

14:59

don't have to shoot them if

15:02

you see them bad guys. Al-Qaeda

15:04

cut them some slack. I like

15:06

Al- What did I say? What

15:08

did I send you something earlier

15:10

today? Oh, I didn't look at

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15:47

west i brought the light how

15:49

we are sending forty eight seven

15:51

million dollars to the Taliban for

15:53

about a year now it's more

15:55

than that uh... i i've mentioned

15:57

it quite a few times i've

15:59

seen the back before the state

16:01

department said they accidentally gave them the

16:03

money. You know how we left the

16:06

wrong way and left all our stuff

16:08

and didn't. We thought it was disabled

16:10

but it wasn't. Well that's the lithium

16:12

triangle that Afghanistan is in. So I'm sure

16:14

that's part of the deal. We'll give them

16:16

all our stuff. Hey, they played a good

16:18

game. Give them some helicopters. And

16:21

we can train terrorists there because

16:23

most of the Islamists came from

16:25

us or Saudis or Israel or

16:27

Pakistan. Most of them. And we

16:29

paid them like $100 million out

16:31

of the State Department.

16:33

Maybe it was the USA. USAID.

16:36

I don't know. But a dude

16:38

who showed me a video of

16:40

it that he had, he wouldn't

16:42

text it to me. He was

16:44

like scared to text it to

16:47

me, but this guy used to

16:49

be an international press band. He

16:51

showed me video of his Taliban

16:54

guys. They made like a fort

16:56

out of American money. It comes

16:58

out in the news that they accidentally

17:00

so they slipped in the truth. They

17:02

slipped in that they gave it to

17:05

them But they have lithium there because

17:07

that's the name of the game Right,

17:09

I'm gonna sound like this Sean writing

17:11

Jamie So he's so he's right about that.

17:13

Sorry for the long pause earlier. I

17:15

was trying to figure something out So

17:17

he's right what he's saying, but I'm

17:19

like you weren't aware this earlier showing

17:22

as a guy that ran a cartel

17:24

That's where he came from. He's in

17:26

Colombia running a drug network. They don't

17:28

just let Americans do that unless

17:31

they're like, you know, come on.

17:33

Well, he was openly working for the

17:35

government, right? When he was doing that?

17:37

When he was doing that? Oh, you don't think

17:39

he was selling the drugs on behalf of

17:42

the government? I don't know what he's even

17:44

admitted to doing. It's a Kim. By the

17:46

way, I really like this guy. I know

17:48

you have issues with him a lot. Well,

17:51

I don't think personal issues. I think... I

17:53

don't want to say that, he's a killer.

17:55

There's guys that get into the military,

17:57

start working for the government, be...

18:00

come agency people get hired to do

18:02

jobs all over the world and I

18:04

know a bunch of them and there's

18:06

some of the most interesting people I've

18:09

ever met 100% but they don't agree

18:11

with the way things are being run

18:13

and if they've done that and then

18:16

they step out and then they start

18:18

talking about it like Sean Ryan you

18:20

got a kind of like that makes

18:23

total sense yeah that everything is saying

18:25

is perfectly reasonable now I remember when

18:27

the Tesla the guy who blew up

18:29

his own Tesla outside of yeah, yeah,

18:32

yeah, yeah, yeah, he had this like

18:34

skull and he was like oh we

18:36

just got word that I got this

18:39

email and then all of a sudden

18:41

next thing he's in another car and

18:43

we're not talking about no more that's

18:45

an op that's very op he well

18:48

it is but you know it's also

18:50

it also could be if you don't

18:52

like how long is Sean Ryan been

18:55

doing a show I don't know you

18:57

came out of nowhere one thing that

18:59

does happen is you get duped You

19:02

know, we've been duped before. I've had

19:04

people on the podcast where I'm like,

19:06

this guy's kind of a con artist.

19:08

Like, you get duped. And you get

19:11

duped with stories, you get duped, but

19:13

people send you stuff that's not real,

19:15

they send you down these rabbit holes

19:18

that are stupid. If you're not seasoned

19:20

in this, and I'm still fucking up

19:22

all the time. But if you haven't

19:25

done a lot of these kind of

19:27

podcast where you're talking about controversial issues.

19:29

Sometimes you say something that's not totally

19:31

accurate or maybe the people that are

19:34

telling you the information aren't who they

19:36

say they are. Maybe you're being purposely

19:38

fed misinformation. It's fucking hard to figure

19:41

it out sometimes. It is for me.

19:43

Now I'm just saying. What was proven

19:45

about the letter, right? So the dude

19:48

wrote a letter, correct? Or was it

19:50

an email? What was it? Somebody was

19:52

it oh Iran or China or somebody

19:54

was it was like with the drone

19:57

right is something to do with the

19:59

Jersey drone situation right? Yeah, which I'm

20:01

guessing is Palmer lucky's outfit not China

20:04

My guess Palmer lucky that's warm drones

20:06

It's something to see how you deal

20:08

with it, and nobody cares. It's hard

20:11

to trust super smart dudes who wear

20:13

flip-flops on podcast. I saw him with

20:15

the flip-flops. I was like, this guy's

20:17

do crazy. I trust that he has

20:20

some clear drills and he doesn't even

20:22

want to have shoes on. I might

20:24

be wrong, but I might be wrong,

20:27

but I think his initial start, because

20:29

he went through some bullshit, like he

20:31

sounds like a guy in a Spider-man.

20:34

comic book that like is a reluctant

20:36

hero like he was a bad guy

20:38

doing bad You know what I mean?

20:40

Oh, yeah, like a hacker they caught

20:43

and they are like now you work

20:45

for us It's just like imagine that's

20:47

your specialties making awesome weaponry Yeah, well,

20:50

you're gonna want to do what you

20:52

what you do I guess right like

20:54

if you're a comic you want to

20:57

tell jokes if your guy who makes

20:59

awesome weaponry you want to fuck around

21:01

and find out I mean as a

21:03

comic you use murder language you talk

21:06

about it Right? Like, this was gonna

21:08

kill. Yeah, he crushed it. He's gonna

21:10

cavitate the back of your head out

21:13

when I tell you about... God damn,

21:15

man. It's like, uh... Well, look, I

21:17

was just... Sean Joe, he's had a

21:20

few people on, where I was like,

21:22

I don't know, dude, I don't know

21:24

about this guy. I'm not going off,

21:26

because I don't believe anything. I just

21:29

want to hear a new story that

21:31

doesn't make me bored, because I heard

21:33

a lot of stories, you know? That's

21:36

all. So what happens then, if you

21:38

tell me something new, I haven't heard,

21:40

I'll remember it, because I go, oh,

21:43

that's interesting. I forget boring things, and

21:45

I remember everything that's interesting. So later,

21:47

when I'm looking at new stuff on

21:49

sidekicking, I could get. about every single

21:52

thing, you know? Right. So that I

21:54

can make connections. That's just for joke

21:56

writing and any kind of writing. So

21:59

you have to analyze stuff. So I

22:01

just go off the old, you know,

22:03

you know a tree. by its fruits,

22:06

right? The Bible saying, I think is

22:08

a correct saying. If I know the

22:10

truth about certain current events and I'm

22:12

watching and I know your background that

22:15

you should know this or that, and

22:17

maybe you don't though, I allow for

22:19

that. I'm just saying I've seen a

22:22

bunch of people, that woman from who

22:24

was like ISIS is back and Iran

22:26

is here and and who was that

22:29

woman? The CIA lady. That's a bad

22:31

impression by the way. I didn't know

22:33

who you were talking about. It was

22:35

my impression of how she was talking

22:38

about ice. So it was when the

22:40

Tesla truck blew up. I've been making

22:42

jokes about it. I was like, hey

22:45

guys, ISIS is back and no one

22:47

cares. Let's pause for a second. And

22:49

what did the guy say? Because let's

22:52

find that note. No, no, the guy

22:54

who blew himself up, the Tesla truck.

22:56

Oh, yeah. We never got to that.

22:58

Oh, nice Jamie. There it says, first

23:01

off, I am not under duress or

23:03

hostile influence or hostile influence or control.

23:05

My first. We already, we've done this

23:08

before, Jamie, so we've read this all

23:10

out and the Mustang's not correct. That's

23:12

part of the problem, right? That might

23:15

be a signal though, they were saying

23:17

that that could just be like a

23:19

code. Oh, right. Which is why you

23:21

would say that in that way. Yeah.

23:24

Right, that would be a way you

23:26

could, yeah, that makes sense actually. But

23:28

why would you do that if this

23:31

is going to be a public thing?

23:33

I don't know that it was meant

23:35

to be public, but the FBI, I

23:38

guess, verified that it was from him.

23:40

They didn't verify the content, they just

23:42

said, we know that he sent it.

23:44

Right, but, so who did he send

23:47

it to? Look at this guy named,

23:49

Shoemate, who does like an Instagram account

23:51

that talks about like military stuff, you

23:54

know? I don't know if he's like

23:56

a whistleblower officially, but... Okay, by the

23:58

way, so we had a big military

24:01

account on Instagram. So this level of

24:03

bullshit and this, it was bewildering when

24:05

I read, this is about drones, blaming

24:07

China. Now I remember because I had

24:10

a joke about the Chinese send the

24:12

drones because it was both of this.

24:14

And then he does the Chinese spy

24:17

balloon bullshit. If a Chinese spy balloon,

24:19

you know, they made up all these

24:21

little details after the fact. where military

24:24

goes, it's more than likely not a

24:26

spy balloon. It got from Mainland China,

24:28

a big white balloon, that says China

24:30

on it, got over all our bases

24:33

in the Pacific, which if you look

24:35

at the map of how many bases

24:37

we have, it looks like a sex

24:40

offender registry. Okay? All our balloon sensing

24:42

equipment, I assume, from the trillions of

24:44

dollars they just lose making our amazing

24:47

force, got past them to Billings Montana.

24:49

No, that was a actual balloon. There

24:51

was unseasones unseasonable. I believe the simpler

24:53

explanation of the as feasible winds blew

24:56

a balloon into Billings, Montana. And that's

24:58

why Biden didn't shoot it down. We've

25:00

had this happen many times when those

25:03

balloons. Then they go, oh, maybe we

25:05

shot down two more balloons. It might

25:07

be UFOs. Remember that bullshit? Yeah. And

25:10

so as soon as you hear all

25:12

the nonsense coming out, you're like, what

25:14

is this? So the balloon was just

25:16

that a weather balloon. They all know

25:19

it. I remember like Biden, why didn't

25:21

you shoot down this balloon? It's a

25:23

spy balloon. Why? Yeah, he purposely left

25:26

the spy balloon to spy on us.

25:28

It's such bullshit and then... Wait, but

25:30

what do you think the spy balloon

25:33

was? A balloon? But it had electronics

25:35

on it. Oh, okay. Yo, if you

25:37

look at Zillow, I'm pretty sure it

25:39

body scanned your whole fucking face. You

25:42

know, like, does it? Dude, your phone,

25:44

the way it's used to track you

25:46

is unbelievable. And amateurs, that's how we,

25:49

I'm pretty sure the Bernie and AOC

25:51

rallies, where I'm like, there's no way

25:53

that many people are going to see

25:56

these losers. Well, that's a fact. But

25:58

they tracked the phones of the people,

26:00

okay? And then they knew the same

26:02

people kept going to the same Bernie

26:05

and AOC concert. They were going there,

26:07

and they were also going to Kamla

26:09

Harris rallies, and they were going to

26:12

a bunch other different left-wing left-wing left-wing

26:14

protests. That's a thing. People get paid

26:16

to be Democrat. They get paid. It's

26:19

a real job. Like you can get

26:21

real money, much more money than you

26:23

make working in McDonald's. to just show

26:25

up and grab a sign and get

26:28

in the stands. And so you can

26:30

get 24,000 people, you know, you have

26:32

to pay them, but if you do,

26:35

they'll go and you can just keep

26:37

doing that if you have an insane

26:39

amount of money. Yeah. Well, that's what

26:42

they've been doing for a while ever

26:44

since the tea party. From the floor.

26:46

The amount of money that she spent

26:48

on that campaign. She ran a great

26:51

campaign. You got to admit that. It

26:53

was pretty rock tight. What was the

26:55

total. Beyonce not singing just talking yeah

26:58

great commercials reaching out to men not

27:00

going on your show going on the

27:02

caller I think that talked to his

27:05

mom a caller daddy great job guys

27:07

and she and she lost the cherry

27:09

on top of that great campaign well

27:11

what was really funny was afterwards they

27:14

were asking for money after it's over

27:16

like how Why didn't you save some?

27:18

Do they do that after Roe v.

27:21

Wade to the Democrats? Yeah, they did

27:23

immediately, immediately, donate. Which is like... Donate

27:25

to the Democratic Party, we're going to

27:28

protect Roe v. Wade. Screaming about Ruth

27:30

Bader Ginsburg, who always thought Roe v.

27:32

Wade should be overturned on illegal reasons.

27:34

Because it's a bad, in her mind,

27:37

but bad ruling. That's the only way.

27:39

Well, I don't, who's going to program

27:41

God, who's going to program that God

27:44

to, that I can believe in? It's

27:46

going to program itself. It better not

27:48

be Muslim. We're going to allow it

27:51

to program itself. Oh, well, I bet

27:53

you that's something like that has happened

27:55

several times. Well, it's going to happen.

27:57

I don't know if it has happened.

28:00

Why do you think it has happened?

28:02

running right well here's a clue and

28:04

I don't know if this is a

28:07

obviously you know how we still have

28:09

royalty everywhere you know by definition a

28:11

bloodline that it should be over you

28:13

that for some reason we're obsessed with

28:16

here in America where we yeah rebel

28:18

people find over snow white the Bavarian

28:20

fairy tale to inculcate you with bloodline

28:23

shit and like and then people are

28:25

mad at the big head girl that

28:27

what's her fucking name that she looks

28:30

like a mother ship alien the snow

28:32

white they got the Puerto Rico snow

28:34

white I'm forgetting her name I did

28:36

not know where you were going there

28:39

you know yes the young lady so

28:41

when it first came Rachel yeah so

28:43

now if you notice the the spin

28:46

on it they're putting it all on

28:48

her i mean i'm sure she sucks

28:50

but she is very young um how

28:53

about a kid right she didn't write

28:55

that that script though right and i

28:57

don't think she made the no doors

28:59

decisions that was a sir peter dinklage

29:02

well that was crazy right like if

29:04

you know when they did the original

29:06

snow white i was listening to Cody

29:09

Tucker on Instagram we was talking about

29:11

this version of the Wizard of Oz.

29:13

They couldn't get dwarfs because they'd all

29:16

been killed by the Nazis. So they

29:18

had to bring them in to film

29:20

things. Wait, okay, hold on. Where did

29:22

they film this? God, I want to

29:25

say, find out where the Wizard of

29:27

Oz was filmed. Wait, so the American

29:29

dwarfs were killed by the Nazis? No,

29:32

no, no, no, no. They didn't film

29:34

it in like Bavaria. and there was

29:36

no dwarfs. They didn't want to pay

29:39

union dwarfs. The Nazis had killed them

29:41

all. No one talks about that apparently,

29:43

but that was a thing that they

29:45

killed all of them. I'm fine that

29:48

surprising with their supposed love of German

29:50

folklore that they would attack the luckiest

29:52

creatures. Or Cody was incorrect. I think

29:55

it's not exactly that way. Hold on

29:57

though, if the article in LA Times

29:59

I'm trying to- If the Nazi, like

30:02

if they wanted to create a master

30:04

race, you'd have to imagine that like

30:06

mentally handicapped people, all those types, they

30:08

probably have- pretty brutal measures for dealing

30:11

with that. Well, they, I know they

30:13

did because they, as you know, copied

30:15

them from us where we started that

30:18

first. That's the rocket. What? We started

30:20

that? Yeah. Eugenics is from America. It's

30:22

all for, all the things are from

30:25

America or England, all the things. You

30:27

think a Nazis is some like, like

30:29

an Al-Qaeda that somebody funded because it

30:31

worked out for them at the time

30:34

until it didn't work out. It says

30:36

like constant gain of function, right? We

30:38

just got a, hey, function government. Yeah,

30:41

that's a great, that's a great line,

30:43

gain of function government. Yeah, no, you're,

30:45

hey, what if we make them more

30:48

deadly? Oh no, you guys got to

30:50

be locked down because we cocked up

30:52

some virus. Carol recalled that some of

30:54

the munchkins were German-born actors who performed

30:57

throughout Europe in a midget troop booked

30:59

by showman Leo Singer, who arranged to

31:01

bring them to the United States for

31:04

filming. Vaz. You just reminded me of

31:06

something great. Okay. So this is one

31:08

of my favorite historical. So you know

31:11

how back in the day, Jeffrey Hudson.

31:13

Do you know about Jeffrey Hudson? Do

31:15

you know about Jeffrey Hudson? The Queen's

31:17

Dwarf in England. So back in the

31:20

day, let me just see that you're

31:22

here here. So 1619 to 1682 he

31:24

lived kind of long. I guess for

31:27

that anyway back then royalty would collect

31:29

Like you know Dwarf's or if you

31:31

were like really fat because you had

31:34

some glam problem. There's a girl in

31:36

Spain like that right someone discovered you?

31:38

Royals would keep you in like a

31:40

menagerie like a dwarf and you'd be

31:43

like the court her dwarf Like a

31:45

Paris olden dog, you know from you

31:47

know from you know, right so this

31:50

guy Jeffrey Hudson I can't remember Queen's,

31:52

but for her birthday, they baked him

31:54

into a pie. I mean, they didn't

31:57

bake him, but they put him in

31:59

a pie. Okay? So she was presented

32:01

with this gigantic, this pie, this, and

32:04

he jumps out and then starts dancing

32:06

on the table and she loved it.

32:08

I think he belonged to another noble

32:10

family. It's like, well, you could have

32:13

him. So then he became her dwarf

32:15

and he had like a little sword. And

32:17

he would, one of her relatives, he

32:19

would disguise himself as a poor person

32:21

and go. that laugh. Look at my

32:23

voice is going from yelling at hobos.

32:25

Look at him there and there is

32:27

with the Queen walking him. You got

32:29

to take care of him, you know.

32:31

Jesus Christ. Probably a better life than

32:33

a full-size adult back then, you know.

32:36

Imagine trying to be a gesture back

32:38

then and walk the line between knowing

32:40

what's across the line where the king's

32:42

going to cut your hand off. Yeah, well,

32:44

look, if you're this guy and you

32:46

just jumped out of a pie, the

32:48

king will let you say all kinds

32:51

of stuff. It's like a fun roast.

32:53

I think the world was way more

32:55

like Game of Thrones than we tend

32:57

to believe. He based it on history.

33:00

He based all that stuff on real

33:02

history. Probably the Dragon part.

33:04

Well, wait, wait, wait, so this dude, one

33:07

of her relatives or something, he stayed with

33:09

them and the guy would pretend to be

33:11

a poor person in the street and he

33:13

would bring Jeffrey with him, okay, and then

33:15

do like an act and like he would

33:17

sit down and he would have these, he

33:20

would have like a big loaf of bread

33:22

and then he would make him into a

33:24

sandwich. That's one of his... Jesus

33:28

Christ dude he would have been in his

33:30

pocket and then he would get out bread and

33:32

then he would climb in and make a sandwich

33:34

and people loved it I mean I love it

33:36

just thinking about it I went down a dragon

33:38

rabbit hole the other day on YouTube okay there's

33:41

a last thing though but and this important that

33:43

little guy yeah so we start getting a

33:45

big head okay and oh no yeah like

33:47

how the classic like Howard's turned whack pack

33:49

pack kind of development right And

33:51

he had he got captured by pirates. He

33:53

has a crazy life, but he he had

33:56

a little sword like they made him a

33:58

sword for himself and somebody says something

34:00

to queen and he challenged him

34:02

to a duel this guy okay

34:04

with piss they had pistols back

34:06

then it's like the single job

34:08

pistol duel and so so the

34:10

guy brought a water gun the

34:12

other guy was like gonna kill

34:14

the Queen's Dwarf and he brought

34:16

a real gun because he came

34:19

to he came to you know

34:21

He came for the fate. He

34:23

came and shot the guy with

34:25

the real gun. The other guy

34:27

had a squirt gun that he

34:29

shot. Oh my God. Because he

34:31

had put him not to. And

34:33

I'll bet, I bet Jeffrey Hudson

34:35

was like, I'm glad I killed

34:37

you, you brought a squirt gun

34:39

on top of it. You know,

34:41

like, that's a guy really not

34:44

taking you seriously doing your duel

34:46

if he brought a water pistol.

34:48

You think like my little fingers

34:50

can't pull a trigger? That's how

34:52

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that's how stupid people were back

36:00

then. He had completely dismissed that

36:03

guy in every way to the

36:05

point where he didn't even think

36:07

he would be able to shoot

36:09

him. It's like... Like how stupid

36:11

is that? It's cruel, because that's

36:13

like a kind of a cruel

36:15

thing where you're like... You want

36:17

to squirt him in the face

36:19

and everybody laughs. Like, okay, dude,

36:21

you guys treating like the Queen's

36:23

old dog. He might have said

36:25

something to that a fact or

36:27

something. Okay, but even a dog

36:30

you would be like, come on

36:32

as a dog, don't be like

36:34

antagonizing the dog. So even if

36:36

this guy's not affording humanity to

36:38

Jeffrey Hudson, you know, like by

36:40

the same as if a dog

36:42

he wasn't being cool. You know,

36:44

he was being like a cruel,

36:46

you know, it's a pompous aristocrat.

36:48

That's what they, that's how they

36:50

are. They don't think it could

36:52

happen to them. Yes, I've learned

36:55

this. It's not a ploy. Researching

36:57

for this podcast, I would know.

36:59

Dwarf is not plural? Right, so

37:01

dwarfs, I don't know which one

37:03

is which, I forget, but one

37:05

is the fantasy kind, which are

37:07

magical creatures and not human beings.

37:09

Right. And the other kind, one

37:11

is Tolkien, came up with it.

37:13

One is dwarf? And he's a

37:15

dwarf, the plural, dwarfs. Is that

37:17

it, Jamie? Oh, okay. F is,

37:19

dwarfs is a mythical folklore. Oh,

37:22

that's what it is. Okay, and

37:24

then, did it tell one time,

37:26

because, do you know about dwarfs,

37:28

the war midget? That's what they

37:30

were in the hobbit. Hold on

37:32

now. But he's talking about dwarfs.

37:34

I'm looking, yeah, no, I mean,

37:36

what your dwarf is, uh, it

37:38

says, yeah, it's folklore, according to

37:40

Wikipedia. Yeah, so I don't know

37:42

which ones which but dwarfs plural.

37:44

Why would it be the same?

37:47

There's also dwarfs with an F.

37:49

I swear to God. Well, there's

37:51

dwarfism. No, no, dwarfs. Right, but

37:53

how crazy is it that there's

37:55

a folklore version? Did they have

37:57

magic powers? I'm not, I'm not,

37:59

I'm not. I know, I know.

38:01

Did the folklore versions have magic

38:03

powers or were they just dwarfs?

38:05

I imagine that they're probably based

38:07

on the real life people that

38:09

they then magicked up because my

38:11

evidence is like snow white itself.

38:14

It says this type of supernatural

38:16

being a Germanic folklore counts of

38:18

dwarfs very significantly throughout history. Dwarfs.

38:20

Very significantly throughout history they are

38:22

commonly but not exclusively presented as

38:24

living in the mountains or stones

38:26

and being skilled craftsmen. Huh. And

38:28

only males. So dwarfs with an

38:30

F is the fantasy one. Okay.

38:32

And they're all men. So dwarfs

38:34

are all a bunch of gay

38:36

guys. Yeah. Little tiny gay guys

38:39

hanging out. Well, they originally were.

38:41

It was like seven non-binaries or

38:43

something. Here's the question for the

38:45

new movie. What did they do?

38:47

Because what I had heard was

38:49

that they CGI things in there.

38:51

Yeah, look at them. Look how

38:53

bad it looks. Can I see

38:55

what it looks like? Oh, it

38:57

fucking pop-ups. Is there a video?

38:59

A lot of people make videos

39:01

about why the CGI seems worse

39:03

than when it first came out.

39:06

And that's because these studios are

39:08

working people. Disney's notary. This is

39:10

one of the worst companies ever

39:12

exist. Let's see what it looks

39:14

like. Let's see what it looks

39:16

like. It might be big reveal.

39:18

It might have saved it for

39:20

the. It's it's kind of sucks

39:22

that a kid gets put into

39:24

the position like that where they're

39:26

talking about politics and talking about.

39:28

Look if you put your kids

39:30

in auditions you were trafficking your

39:33

children so you know. Oh wow

39:35

that does look bad. It

39:37

doesn't look real at all. Yeah, and

39:40

then like they do all the work

39:42

while she dances around being a leader

39:44

or whatever The script was straight from

39:46

the start this cost somebody's this is

39:48

this you get doged looking in this

39:50

movie They spent 250 million bucks making

39:52

that movie But imagine you spent 250

39:54

million dollars and you get some young

39:56

girl and you don't kind of talk

39:58

to her about like hey You know, don't

40:00

get political, you're young, and I know

40:02

you have opinions about things, but this

40:05

should be just about the movie. Well,

40:07

it's just... Just to defend Big Head

40:09

Girl, let me tell you something. The message

40:11

of the movie is to be that

40:13

bitch. That's the message that they wrote

40:15

a script that's telling girls. I don't

40:17

need nobody tells me. I'm a 20-year-old

40:19

girl, so obviously I actually read my

40:21

mouth all the time. That's the theme

40:23

of the new Snow White. No, really?

40:25

Yes. It's not the same story? No, so

40:27

now so now they've put it

40:30

all on her now there's failed.

40:32

Here's what happened. She made the

40:34

cardinal error of saying free Palestine on

40:36

Twitter So she could say all that

40:38

men are bad and it's this and

40:40

that but once you do that Now

40:42

they've put the entire weight of the

40:45

failure upon her, when really, it's like

40:47

making Jimmy Fallon apologize for doing a

40:49

Chris Rock impression, when Lauren and a

40:51

team of lawyers and consultants decided if

40:53

it was okay, the amount of brown

40:56

they put on him to simulate Chris

40:58

Rock. You think Jimmy Fallon made that

41:00

call? But he's got to sit there

41:02

and apologize to a white, Robin Di

41:05

Angelo comes on. I'm not watching

41:07

this. Am I dreaming? And he's

41:09

like, he's clearly drunk and I'll

41:11

blame him. And he's like, thanks

41:14

so much for coming on. I

41:16

really, Pete, you see Jimmy, this

41:18

weird nonlady is like giving him

41:20

a lecture. Did you ever see her

41:23

in that Matt Walsh movie? Did you

41:25

see, am I racist? No. But I,

41:27

but I, I mean, we put her in,

41:29

um, press track, the thing I think

41:31

I made with Kyle, the Star

41:33

Trek of Biden. her to give

41:35

someone money for reparations? Did that

41:37

happen? Did you see the movie? No,

41:40

but I saw... He's a fake academic

41:42

who's talking to her and he's like

41:44

a fake woke guy with like a

41:46

fake ponytail and you know he gets

41:48

her to say the most ridiculous shit.

41:50

It's so funny. Because her money depends

41:52

on it and he said something interesting

41:55

I saw him talking about which is

41:57

the reason because why would these people

41:59

sit here? and used to say about

42:01

the Daily Show, why would they sit

42:03

there and be on the thing? And

42:05

he goes, oh, they're aware, but they

42:07

want the plug. Do you understand? Their

42:09

demographic wants to see them be stupid,

42:11

and they're going to defend them no

42:13

matter what, so it don't matter. Why

42:16

they would sit there and be part

42:18

of that? She didn't have any idea

42:20

that that's what it was. doing it

42:22

there was they're doing some kind of

42:24

a documentary on race from like a

42:26

woke perspective well look at what he

42:28

says about it I would have to

42:30

ask him like what the premise was

42:32

that he set up the other lady

42:34

the lady with the colored hair that

42:36

he kept asking about uh that was

42:38

what is a woman not the yeah

42:41

that's a totally different I think it's

42:43

the same thing because I saw this

42:45

on Sasha show like an absurd situation

42:47

if these people are like my job

42:49

as I'm this thing right they automatically

42:51

go into it It's funny to make

42:53

her follow her own stupid thing like

42:55

that, but she's like, she benefits by,

42:57

even if she looks dumb in it,

42:59

anyone that believes in that stuff is

43:01

not going to fault her in that

43:03

seat. You know what I mean? They're

43:06

going to look at it and say,

43:08

it's funny, they're going to go, what

43:10

a jerk you are to put her

43:12

in that position of having to live

43:14

up to the thing she says she

43:16

thinks is real. That's why Kamala couldn't

43:18

be here. The people that liked her,

43:20

they like her because she never said

43:22

anything. They find that savvy and smart

43:24

to never let people know what you

43:26

think because that's how they advanced in

43:28

their careers because the whole thing is

43:31

a, the ultimate pyramid scheme is cowardice

43:33

and turning a blind eye at all

43:35

times. Yeah, but therein lies the problem.

43:37

Because after a while, the person, no

43:39

matter who they are, whatever job you're

43:41

in, if they treat you like you're

43:43

the boss, you start to think you

43:45

know what the fuck you're doing. And

43:47

she was the boss for... you know,

43:49

many many years. And during that time,

43:51

some people got her to say some

43:53

crazy shit, like when she was talking

43:56

about certain things, or she really didn't

43:58

have information about it, and she just

44:00

rambling circles, Kamala. Oh, do you mean

44:02

when she described what's happening in Ukraine?

44:04

So basically Russia is a large Ukraine

44:06

is a small country. Yeah, like what?

44:08

Oh, it's the Ukraine. Remember how they

44:10

say it's Ukraine and not the Ukraine?

44:12

Is it the Ukraine? Yeah, it means

44:14

the borderlands. So that's some marketing crap

44:16

where we don't want people thinking it's

44:18

just the borderlands. This is a legit

44:21

thing. But I always wondered with Kamala

44:23

Harris, like I've seen her talk before

44:25

and she's hilarious. I think some people

44:27

just fucking clam up when they get

44:29

in front of a camera and when

44:31

they know the whole world's watching and

44:33

they know there's a lot of pressure

44:35

and if they've fucked up a bunch

44:37

of times before, like to be good

44:39

at public speaking under pressure, you have

44:41

to have a lot of reps in,

44:43

you got to do it a long

44:46

time. She's running for president. about being

44:48

a president. Is it the ability to

44:50

communicate or is it the ability to

44:52

rationally assess what needs to be done

44:54

and what sacrifices have to be made?

44:56

What's the right direction for everything to

44:58

go in? That's the most important. I'll

45:00

tell you what it is. It's the

45:02

ability to get into it. But it's

45:04

weird how much we rely on charisma

45:06

and likability and the ability to form

45:08

sentences in an eloquent manner. That's impressive.

45:11

Even though that's only one aspect of

45:13

what it would be, like the most

45:15

important aspect of being a president, I

45:17

would think it'd be be rational, be

45:19

able to make decisions that are very

45:21

difficult, know the correct direction, and be

45:23

selfless. Right? You're doing this for the

45:25

country. That's the best version that we

45:27

could think of as a president. That's

45:29

what you have to look like, but

45:31

what you have to be good at

45:33

is looking like you're that, all those

45:36

things. Yeah. And... take orders from the

45:38

people who are in charge of you.

45:40

That's how it's run ever since they

45:42

killed Kennedy, but probably before then. Well,

45:44

I think that was, I think that

45:46

was true. I think one that killed

45:48

Kennedy. You know the deep state term?

45:50

Yeah. Peter Dale Scott, he's a leftist

45:52

Berkeley professor. What is this fucking thing

45:54

that I keep hearing that there's a

45:56

video of Lee Harvey Oswald? Oh Luna

45:58

that's that chick Luna said it she

46:01

said that there was a video of

46:03

Lee Harvey Oswald NBC has it where

46:05

he's like in front of the car

46:07

and did Oliver Stone tell her this

46:09

that's what I read that on X

46:11

I don't here look if true it's

46:13

explosive you know I can send Jamie

46:15

a video but how would how could

46:17

it possibly be true? That seems like

46:19

one of those things where, why would

46:21

NBC hold on to that? I ain't

46:23

seen that Dave, what's his name, Grush

46:26

guy around? All these people have these

46:28

amazing if trees. He's got a life.

46:30

He's running skips. He has to be

46:32

on TV all day. What is, um...

46:34

No, but what's going on with that?

46:36

Well, it's one thing at a time.

46:38

I'm wrangling. One thing at a time.

46:40

The Lee Harvey Oswald thing. Like who

46:42

told her that Lee Harvey Oswald is

46:44

in this video that's been hidden from

46:46

the public? Somebody

46:49

said it was Oliver North, who by

46:51

the way, or excuse me, Oliver Stone,

46:53

Oliver North, I had a fucking criterion.

46:55

Someone he said it was Oliver Stone,

46:58

who's got the craziest fucking recall, dude.

47:00

The craziest recall, dude. The craziest recall,

47:02

yeah. I had conversations with him off

47:04

the air, where he was explaining to

47:07

me deeper and deeper into the fucking

47:09

connection. There was all the different people

47:11

that were after Kennedy and all the

47:13

different crew and all the different things.

47:16

It's quite a warehouse. of information about

47:18

the JFK assassination. I think the referring

47:20

to this photo that people said has

47:23

already been debunked as a guy that...

47:25

Yeah, I thought that was debunked a

47:27

long time ago. Let me see that

47:29

photo, blow that shit up again? That

47:32

guy does not look like Lee Harvey

47:34

Oswald. Look at him on the right-hand

47:36

side, you can see it? That is

47:38

a different shaped face. That's like a

47:41

totally different dude. If there's something different

47:43

than this, I don't know what... First

47:45

of all, didn't every guy who was

47:47

white who was white in 1963 white

47:50

in 1963, in 1963 look like that?

47:52

They had one fucking haircut. They all

47:54

wore the same shirt. Nice high and

47:56

tight. We were basically the Chinese. That

47:59

was very Chinese. We were basically like

48:01

South Korea. The North Korean success cut

48:03

that Kim Jong-un has was our boys.

48:06

Yeah, she said Oliver Stone. Luna said

48:08

Oliver Stone, who directed JFK, said he's

48:10

seen a secondary copy of the film

48:12

and that NBC has been sitting on

48:15

it. Oh, okay. So wait, so someone's

48:17

muddying the waters already. That doesn't mean

48:19

that. You know about her? Do I

48:21

know about her? She's a lady that's

48:24

in charge of like distributing the all

48:26

the UFO stuff, right? And she's gonna

48:28

JFK stuff all that shit, right? So

48:30

this is very strange. She's from Florida.

48:33

She her primary she ran against I

48:35

Forget his name by St. Jamie the

48:37

video of this this is more than

48:40

nutty as things the Republican she was

48:42

running against in Florida and primary was

48:44

caught on tape talking about having her

48:46

killed if she does well was about

48:49

to get elected. Oh Jesus I know

48:51

I had heard of them or some

48:53

influencer. William Braddock. Okay, now I can't

48:55

braddock threatens to send Russian Ukrainian hit

48:58

squad after rival for Florida GOP primary.

49:00

Okay, but they say Russian. Okay, that's

49:02

that's actually less weird than some of

49:04

the other stuff he says and they

49:07

don't mention it. So play his his

49:09

recording. Now he got prosecuted. So this

49:11

is not him just bragging, I guess.

49:13

Let me hand this. We're

49:20

bringing in over half of

49:23

them. We're going to get

49:25

over a half billion dollars

49:27

from offshore from a multi-endrop

49:29

altar to fund my campaign.

49:31

As you know, my campaign

49:33

only is a million dollars.

49:35

They call it the primary

49:38

and another five or six

49:40

for the midterm. We're bringing

49:42

in half a billion dollars

49:44

because they understand how fucked

49:46

and serious it is to

49:48

keep our country intact. Good

49:53

morning. I

50:00

don't

50:03

want

50:05

to be

50:08

on the

50:10

wrong side

50:13

of it

50:15

either so

50:18

why would

50:21

we need

50:24

I guess

50:26

like Don't get caught

50:29

in public, like, supporting

50:32

Luna, because Luna supporters

50:35

are going, their, Luna's gonna

50:37

go down. And I hope it's by

50:39

yourself. Is that why, like,

50:42

I mean, I don't, that's, like,

50:44

is that what, like, the

50:46

Russians are for? I just, that's,

50:48

like, if we do it, so

50:50

my, my poll. That's the worst

50:53

question I've ever heard in my

50:55

life. You

51:07

can't tell anybody I'm going to

51:09

have someone killed. Imagine. How well

51:11

does this... Hold up please, pause for

51:13

a second. How well does this dude

51:15

know that lady? And by the way,

51:17

why is he breathing so quick? That

51:19

dude sounds like he's cranked out of

51:22

his fucking mind. He hear the...

51:24

Well you heard him say his

51:26

Freemason brothers, so that means he

51:28

is. He's cranked out of his

51:30

mind. That means he gets... He

51:32

parties. That guy's partying right now.

51:34

Like this is cocaine talk. This

51:36

is a cocaine talk, right? Well,

51:38

not it's not just that it

51:40

is that but also he got

51:42

arrested and prosecuted. Well, you can't

51:44

have cocaine talk on the fucking

51:46

phone. He ran away to the

51:48

Philippines and that's a pretty dark

51:50

connection too. Hold on, keep going. I

51:52

want to hear more what he says,

51:54

but it sounds like cocaine talk. Yeah,

51:56

they all get coaked out. Yeah, you

51:59

say wild shit. The what? The few.

52:01

For the better of the good, of

52:03

the majority of the people, we've got

52:05

to sacrifice the few. Dude, you hear

52:07

that? He's out of his mind. No,

52:09

no, no, wait, pause that. Yeah. So

52:11

he has sacrificed a few. You're 100%

52:14

right about that. Yeah, no, he believes

52:16

that though. That's, his Freemason brothers are

52:18

bringing money from Malta and Gibraltar. Can

52:20

I, can we pause one second? Who

52:22

is he saying this, two? Can you

52:24

get a photo of this lady? I

52:27

bet she's hot. I can't, which is

52:29

part of the problem. I can either

52:31

play this and show you guys a

52:33

screen or I can do, like, you

52:35

know. Oh, play, play, just finish it.

52:37

Let's just get a photo real quick

52:40

so I can get a context. I

52:42

just want to put it in context.

52:44

Because I'm trying to figure out why

52:46

this guy is blabbing to this lady

52:48

that he doesn't know really well. I

52:50

would think if you're going to have

52:53

someone killed. You wouldn't tell like casual

52:55

friends like how well does this guy

52:57

know this lady? Was cocaine make you

52:59

do? Cocaine makes you confide in people.

53:01

Yes, it does. It does. Is he

53:03

trying to impress her and is she

53:06

attractive? And yes, that's a good question.

53:08

I know what I mean. Because like

53:10

there's guys that'll just make up stories

53:12

about there we go. Exactly, okay. So

53:14

it's cocaine talk to a pretty lady

53:16

trying to impress her with your power.

53:19

That's good enough for the CIA to

53:21

spy and get that talk and use

53:23

it as Intel, by the way, generally,

53:25

isn't it? So here's the other question.

53:27

How does this... Yeah, he's a dork.

53:29

He's a coaked up dork, and she's

53:32

hot, and is the first time a

53:34

hot lady's talked to this coaked up

53:36

dork, allegedly. He may not have been

53:38

on cocaine. He might just have been

53:40

nervous. Maybe he's just been nervous. Maybe

53:42

he's really attracted to really attracted to

53:44

this really attracted to this. Or maybe

53:47

you drank a lot of coffee. It

53:49

just sounds like. It sounds like coke

53:51

dog. Well, because all those spill, you

53:53

know, you probably shouldn't talk about your

53:55

Freemason brothers in there. A Russian Ukrainian

53:57

hit squad. Wow, that's cool them to

54:00

get past their differences. Yeah, they coordinated.

54:02

They coordinated just for this. one special

54:04

project because captain cocaine okay but I

54:06

put a hit out on some lady

54:08

but I he is connected to something

54:10

I think he wouldn't have run to

54:13

the Philippines where these kind of people

54:15

run to he wouldn't be running from

54:17

the law right now it no he's

54:19

being running from the law right now

54:21

it no he's being going back to

54:23

court he they probably like we can't

54:26

get shot this idiot you got coked

54:28

up and talked to a horse you

54:30

know guillines got to do her time

54:32

to do her time to keep a

54:34

trap a trap shut this guy's gonna

54:36

have to do that too But William

54:39

Braddock, I'm like, okay, who is he?

54:41

He must be from a family from

54:43

there? Couldn't, I couldn't find anything, but

54:45

maybe I just sucked at it. But

54:47

where was Bio? Who is he? Who's

54:49

his dad? Who's his... Imagine you're just

54:52

talking shit and you think you're a

54:54

bad ass? You're gonna say cool shit

54:56

to this girl on the phone and

54:58

you find out you're being recorded? She's

55:00

a nurse? A nurse. She's involved in

55:02

the COVID stuff? Yes. Oh, she is.

55:05

She's talking to them. They're calling her

55:07

conservative activists. No, she was talking about

55:09

some real shit. She was good to

55:11

think she was talking about with that.

55:13

What was it? I can't remember. I

55:15

don't know what they were talking. She

55:17

was a reporting from the hospitals, I

55:20

guess. Yes. In Florida. There's so many

55:22

like James O'Keefe type videos now. I

55:24

love it. It's all the same thing.

55:26

It's all the same thing. It's all

55:28

the same thing. It's all really chatty

55:30

gay guys who spilled the beans when

55:33

they're on a date. Well, sometimes it'll

55:35

be a guy that I thought was

55:37

that, but no, he was a straight

55:39

guy. The straight guys and gay guys

55:41

in those circles are imperceptible. Like, oh,

55:43

like, oh, like, oh, Harry Sissen came

55:46

out as straight recently. That kid with

55:48

the rosy cheeks that Tim Dylan had

55:50

on? Yes. Tim Dylan had him on

55:52

his show? Exposed to Miss Shills. They

55:54

came out and said they're being paid.

55:56

And they're like, no, cut that, cut

55:59

that. Do you remember that? It was

56:01

really funny. Let me see that, I

56:03

didn't watch that. Yeah, Tim Dylan exposed,

56:05

I remember seeing it. Fine work by

56:07

Tim, I'm done with his guy, but

56:09

anyway, I thought he was, I thought

56:12

the kid with him was his boyfriend.

56:14

No, he's been, he's been pressuring girls

56:16

for Snapchat nudes. Oh, no. Yes, it

56:18

turns out this kid rules. So Tim

56:20

Dylan had him on, what are they

56:22

talking about? What are they talking about?

56:25

It's right right around there. Yeah. And

56:27

a level. It's disgusting. Well, there's a

56:29

lot of people that would say that

56:31

the American government for a very very

56:33

long time has been very dishonest with

56:35

its citizens. This is something that can

56:38

you give me an example? Can you

56:40

little quit? That was stupid. I'm going

56:42

to stop. Is that not it? Of

56:44

course it happens, but like, but what

56:46

I'm is. Is there a clip of

56:48

just him exposing them? Like. 45 seconds

56:51

to record a video keeping people's attention.

56:53

Oh. And a lot of the people

56:55

on our side, like, if they start

56:57

hearing, like, I've actually done it before,

56:59

I've criticized, like, Democrats, like, specifically, Hakeem

57:01

Jeffries, and it all just went south.

57:03

Like, I started losing followers, like, it's

57:06

bad, right? And I really want to

57:08

be that person that, like, reaches the

57:10

other side, because Democrats, I mean. They're

57:12

horrible at their jobs, right? They do

57:14

a lot of shitty things, although I'll

57:16

vote for them all the time. But

57:19

it's also hard in the space to

57:21

criticize them. That's a good, can we

57:23

clip that quote? Please don't, please don't,

57:25

please don't, please don't, please don't, please.

57:27

No, no, please. I thought those was

57:29

his boyfriend. Here's what that is. That's

57:32

a young man that really wants to

57:34

be important. Yeah. Really wants to be

57:36

special and really wants to be on

57:38

the right side of history and he's

57:40

young. And he really needs to go

57:42

to the gym and he should start

57:45

eating meat again and he's start doing

57:47

squats and you need to do deadlifts

57:49

and you should probably like run up

57:51

hills. You need to do something to

57:53

turn you into a man. His whole

57:55

getting pussy is based on not. So

57:58

when guys look like they're gay, it's

58:00

a bad strategy. Oh, I agree with

58:02

you. I agree. You know how to

58:04

convince me. Just first of all, never

58:06

mind getting pussy, just do that for

58:08

your life. If I was him, I'd

58:11

be saying the same shit. You're young.

58:13

You say dumb shit. Well, what's David

58:15

From's excuse? But that statement right there

58:17

was the perfect example. To say how

58:19

bad they are, but I'll always vote

58:21

for them. That's so bonkers. people in

58:24

their 60s say that but that's because

58:26

he's a kid with old people's the

58:28

view says the same thing right but

58:30

there's a certain percentage of people that

58:32

are gonna buy mean coins you know

58:34

what I'm saying there's a certain percentage

58:37

of people that are just they're not

58:39

you know they're not gonna make it

58:41

he said it in the just now

58:43

yeah if your money depends on you

58:46

Being that way you're gonna be that

58:48

way so that's a business does become

58:50

eventually that but he's so young It's

58:53

not like he calculated his personality based

58:55

on making money politically online That's exactly

58:57

what he just said to him. He

58:59

goes. Yeah, I tried. I mean they

59:02

suck, but you're my audience gets mad

59:04

so I can't right but it's a

59:06

lot of it is like when you're

59:09

fucking. What is it 21 or something

59:11

like that when you're 21? It's like

59:13

total audience cash like total audience cash

59:15

Like, the only, if you go independent,

59:18

see, like, because I've heard people, you

59:20

know, the throw around, audience capture, like,

59:22

I'm sure you've heard that nonsense at

59:25

you, they definitely say it at Jimmy,

59:27

but I can tell you, now Jimmy's

59:29

a real hard-headed dude that his audience

59:31

gets pissed at him all, because now

59:34

we're criticizing Trump for the ways he's

59:36

cocking up. So, Jimmy is not... Idealistic

59:38

he's not he doesn't have an ideology

59:41

rather he's he's very open-minded yeah so

59:43

these people's principles are very fair very

59:45

fair he's the only guy I know

59:47

who's a leftist okay and I think

59:50

you should get to identify what you

59:52

are yeah your gender you should get

59:54

to say what you are yeah but

59:57

the video of college like a man

59:59

though but a lot of my friends

1:00:01

oh no he's going away he crossed

1:00:03

state lines what does that mean right with

1:00:06

a gun but you don't say the part

1:00:08

but your brain finishes it right right

1:00:10

but watch the video and see exactly

1:00:12

what happened every part of the night

1:00:14

of every character in the story there's

1:00:16

no mystery as to who was at

1:00:18

fault and whatever right so all you

1:00:20

got to do is look at that

1:00:22

shouldn't even been a case right people I

1:00:24

told you my ex She's just a

1:00:26

blue no matter who dip shit. She

1:00:28

goes I don't need to see the

1:00:31

footage. Oh, that's crazy I go what

1:00:33

am I Galileo looking to tell us?

1:00:35

The story that's even more fucked up

1:00:37

is he the people that he was

1:00:40

protecting were Indian Indian Indian immigrants were

1:00:42

his friends. Yes white kids had burned

1:00:44

down. Yes Indian immigrants had burned down.

1:00:46

Yes Indian immigrants property because they were

1:00:49

mad about a black man being shot

1:00:51

by a cop by the way. was kidnapping

1:00:53

two kids and going for a knife

1:00:55

in his car, probably trying to get

1:00:57

shot. He had just had a fight

1:00:59

with that chick he had a training

1:01:01

order with, and if you ever have

1:01:03

been in a bad relationship, you know

1:01:05

how Ragnarok he could get, right? Ragnarok.

1:01:07

And people do death by cop all

1:01:09

the time, and that's what that, and

1:01:11

then the governor, I find out when

1:01:14

I play Kenosha. that governor whatever went

1:01:16

and he kicked off the riot by

1:01:18

saying, oh, we think the cop shot

1:01:20

him. He just said something really irresponsible

1:01:22

that they would take you off the

1:01:24

air for saying if it caused this,

1:01:26

right? Right. But that was the agenda

1:01:28

to make that. We all know BLM

1:01:31

was a scam, right? And all the

1:01:33

money went to a fat bitch. We

1:01:35

all know that, right? I don't have

1:01:37

to educate anybody. All the things you

1:01:40

think are real or not real.

1:01:42

Did you even give Hamas any

1:01:44

of the money you promised? Did

1:01:46

you see when they used that AI

1:01:48

program to run this net

1:01:50

of all the different NGOs

1:01:53

that were contributing to democratic

1:01:55

causes? You showed me last

1:01:57

time, Richard, my rabbi, Richard.

1:01:59

who sent me Tragedy and Hope,

1:02:01

a book that gives you the

1:02:03

skeleton of what the conspiracy is,

1:02:05

okay? It's written by Carol Quigley.

1:02:07

Somebody on the show I know

1:02:09

has brought it up. John Corbett

1:02:11

brought it up on Jimmy's show.

1:02:13

It's Bill Clinton's mentor wrote it.

1:02:15

He was not against... What's it

1:02:17

called again? Tragedy and Hope, and

1:02:20

it's about the Anglo-American world power.

1:02:22

And how World War I, England

1:02:24

brought us back into the fold,

1:02:26

they called it. And De

1:02:28

Beers, you've always said De Beers was

1:02:30

like, they were words. Well, he bought

1:02:32

their name was him. Was him. Is

1:02:34

Cecil Rhodes? Yeah, Cecil Rhodes. Same guy

1:02:36

who started apartheid also started De Beers?

1:02:38

No, no. He took it over but

1:02:40

used the name De Beers. Oh. Oh.

1:02:42

So he bought it? And then at

1:02:44

Oxford, somebody gave a speech about how

1:02:46

England should, you know. do the things

1:02:48

we do now, neoliberal bullshit all over

1:02:50

the world, and so he was so

1:02:52

inspired that, so he said, so the

1:02:55

first concentration camp, there's pictures in the

1:02:57

book, looks just like concentration camps from

1:02:59

Germany, the Boer War, if you ever

1:03:01

see the King's Man, the Prequel of

1:03:03

Kingsmen, one of the prequels or something,

1:03:05

they show it in the beginning. There's

1:03:07

black and white people in there, so

1:03:09

that's nice, it's diverse, that was England

1:03:11

that did that. Okay, and that's Cecil

1:03:13

Roads. And Cecil Roads created the Cecil

1:03:15

Roads round tables. And he based it

1:03:17

on the Jesuits, the Bavarian Illuminati, the

1:03:19

Freemasons, his idea was circles within circles,

1:03:21

you know, like that map of Atlantis,

1:03:23

right? And so we have the outer,

1:03:25

like that dickhead who was saying Freemason

1:03:27

shit, they should have never let him

1:03:29

into wherever they let him into. Because

1:03:31

he's got a big mouth. He's like

1:03:34

any other gangster, they want to brag

1:03:36

about their connections. They want to show

1:03:38

up in that catalog. And I don't

1:03:40

condemn, please snitch. Please, everyone snitch, please.

1:03:42

I'm here for you. I want to

1:03:44

hear the stories. The shit don't stop

1:03:46

until you snitch. It's not going to

1:03:48

stop until you tell on your group

1:03:50

and stop covering up for them. If

1:03:52

it's your country, don't cover up for

1:03:54

your country. I know people would do

1:03:56

that. I know you would excuse me

1:03:58

to be. is he really religious? But

1:04:00

I was kidding. Well, I'm openly this,

1:04:02

Jehovah Witnesses, you know, now they told

1:04:04

me God was going to kill all

1:04:06

you about like 20 years ago, so

1:04:08

it's awkward now for me, obviously. But,

1:04:11

people don't know, you grew up, Jehovah's

1:04:13

Witness. Yeah, I mean, I bring it

1:04:15

up every time. Well, people that don't

1:04:17

know you. I know, there's this standalone.

1:04:19

I assume you have all the back

1:04:21

knowledge on me with the viewer, the

1:04:23

viewer, the viewer, a long time ago

1:04:25

you were getting real upset about a

1:04:27

lot of this woke shit and I

1:04:29

remember you saying this no no I've

1:04:31

fucking seen this before this is the

1:04:33

same shit I saw that Jehovah's witness

1:04:35

this same shit before and I remember

1:04:37

being like one of the first times

1:04:39

I was like genuinely alarmed about how

1:04:41

really crazy ideas can spread and really

1:04:43

just outrageous behavior can become normalized. The

1:04:45

second part of that is it's reminded

1:04:48

me of that but without the love

1:04:50

and forgiveness of this you believed in

1:04:52

Jesus. So they took the only good

1:04:54

thing out of it right and kept

1:04:56

the dog what just was this I

1:04:58

don't like dog one but it's like

1:05:00

you're gonna if you have a problem

1:05:02

like so let's say something's not living

1:05:04

up to what it should and you

1:05:06

said this was the solution to solution

1:05:08

to everything but let's say there's something

1:05:10

really bad you know about like someone

1:05:12

got molested and you don't go to

1:05:14

the cops you handle it in-house which

1:05:16

is what they did and got sued

1:05:18

for the highest settlement in American history

1:05:20

not the Catholics Jehovah Witnesses because they

1:05:22

did what everybody does they Epstein file

1:05:24

hide the files handle it in-house this

1:05:27

could look bad if you saw what

1:05:29

I saw you wouldn't release it either

1:05:31

all that bullshit so don't tell me

1:05:33

you're the one organization from God and

1:05:35

you did that and like people ought

1:05:37

to be kicked out for that for

1:05:39

that Because all the Bible stories I

1:05:41

got taught or God would strike you

1:05:43

a leprosy for that shit You know,

1:05:45

and I'm the kind of chump that

1:05:47

believes in the thing if I believe

1:05:49

in it So I'm a kind of

1:05:51

poison for your group because when you

1:05:53

don't live up to it I'm gonna

1:05:55

be a real a real twat about

1:05:57

it, you know, but that's important. Well,

1:05:59

no, it's actually crazy and is that

1:06:01

the hill you want to die on

1:06:04

here let me use all the all

1:06:06

the corporal fucking I've heard this for

1:06:08

people I like not bad people something's

1:06:10

wrong and you point it out and

1:06:12

it goes at the hill you want

1:06:14

to die on and I'm like am

1:06:16

I going to be killed for telling

1:06:18

the truth well why would I be

1:06:20

that's that team shit That's that team

1:06:22

shit. Our team is going to cover

1:06:24

this up. Our team's not going to

1:06:26

pay attention to that. That's what it

1:06:28

is. Like Jiu-Jitsu and stand up, where

1:06:30

it's one man, one man. The whole

1:06:32

thing is a dumb, it's a dumb

1:06:34

pursuit of being on the right side.

1:06:36

When we should all be on one

1:06:38

fucking side, it should be one giant

1:06:41

group of people figuring out... what makes

1:06:43

the most sense that's it's not supposed

1:06:45

to be us versus them well that's

1:06:47

too vague that's too vague though it's

1:06:49

not too vague for you and i

1:06:51

it's not too vague for the whole

1:06:53

country we just have to change the

1:06:55

way we talk what if what makes

1:06:57

the most sense to me is eugenics

1:06:59

what if that because i'm telling you

1:07:01

right now these people have never given

1:07:03

up on eugenics And I'm very happy

1:07:05

that technology is going to fix dwarfism

1:07:07

one day, okay? And you won't have

1:07:09

to do what Hitler did to the

1:07:11

dwarfs. We're all going to look like

1:07:13

Chris Hemsworth. Oh my God, can you

1:07:15

imagine being a Jewish dwarf? It's going

1:07:18

to be just Chris Hemsworthsworths and Jason

1:07:20

Mawa's all throughout the land. Yeah, well,

1:07:22

the Nordic space brothers that people see.

1:07:24

You think they're Nordic... The tall whites?

1:07:26

No, tall whites are a different thing.

1:07:28

Oh yeah, there's a lot. Wait a

1:07:30

minute. The tall whites and the Nordics

1:07:32

are different? People mistake them. But they

1:07:34

are different. Now I'll tell you lore,

1:07:36

I don't know what's real, but Charles

1:07:38

Hall's tall whites are not the same.

1:07:40

He called them the Nordics, he called

1:07:42

them the Norwegians with 23 teeth. What?

1:07:44

23 teeth. How many do we have?

1:07:46

32? I'll say they have less teeth?

1:07:48

I guess. Probably from eating mushy food

1:07:50

all those years. You know. Josh shrunk.

1:07:52

But the call them Nordic, right. Assuming

1:07:54

that this isn't complete bullshit, which let's

1:07:57

face it probably is, but let's say

1:07:59

it's not bullshit. I don't think they

1:08:01

are Nordic, I think they're fucking German,

1:08:03

and I think they're doing a little. If

1:08:05

they are real, this all-white blonde society,

1:08:07

that dude, I always call him Jazz

1:08:09

Jabroni, but his name is Jason or

1:08:11

Johnny, he said something really interesting about,

1:08:14

what are these stories of, this is like a

1:08:16

fifth-dimensional race screwing around, their

1:08:18

architectures like pyramids and brutalism,

1:08:20

they're always wearing the same

1:08:22

outfits, they haven't evolved from anything.

1:08:25

Right? Right. Why are they in uniform?

1:08:27

So he, and you've heard this before

1:08:29

about the time travel aspect, right? Because

1:08:31

if you did have those kind of

1:08:34

things, which I don't know if they

1:08:36

have or not, that is automatic, he's

1:08:38

right about 100% that's time dilation, that

1:08:41

means you have a time machine. So

1:08:43

let's say, here's a silly story that

1:08:45

the German acorn, that bell thing, the

1:08:47

glaca that nobody knew about until the

1:08:50

70s, and that, what are you talking

1:08:52

about? where they had like mercury plasma

1:08:54

rotation to try to make it levitate.

1:08:56

Oh yeah, what was that? Diglaca. Pull

1:08:58

that up, Jamie, so I can refresh

1:09:00

my mind. Diglerca. So what do you

1:09:03

mean? You think that... I don't know. These

1:09:05

tall whites were actually Germans. The Nordics.

1:09:07

The Nordics. The Nordics. Yeah, let's say.

1:09:09

You think they were actually like Nazi

1:09:11

scientists or something? No. Remember those camps

1:09:13

where they bred people to make? What?

1:09:16

You don't remember the Nazis had camps

1:09:18

of Blanchex to make, to breed Arians,

1:09:20

to encourage it. I missed that chapter.

1:09:22

Let's check this out. That's like the

1:09:24

sexiest part of the... That's real this

1:09:27

Nazi bell. Yes, have we covered this

1:09:29

before? No, it is real But it's

1:09:31

it doesn't mean it's necessarily was a

1:09:33

working U of O I'm not no

1:09:35

way claiming it I'm just saying this

1:09:37

is stuff people know about already I

1:09:39

vaguely remember talking about this But let's

1:09:41

say they mastered something akin to that. Okay,

1:09:44

just vaguely and then you sent him

1:09:46

to planet El Debron or whatever they

1:09:48

call it Which is how many millions of

1:09:50

light years away if you could go to that

1:09:52

planet at fast and light then you have

1:09:54

now going into the past the past right?

1:09:56

right? Because it's relative these are

1:09:58

relative positions so now 50 million years ahead

1:10:01

of us, even though you came out

1:10:03

of us. And if you want to

1:10:05

come back, right, the way this would

1:10:07

work is you could fly back to

1:10:09

like Mars or the Earth 50 million

1:10:12

years because the distances we're talking about.

1:10:14

There has to be like time travel

1:10:16

involved. And then let's say you had

1:10:18

that kind of control. Hey, why don't

1:10:20

I put my DNA and stuff and

1:10:22

make it in my own image remake?

1:10:25

all of it and then you cock

1:10:27

it up and then you do the

1:10:29

cycle over and over again like Jason

1:10:31

Jabroni you make that up that's where

1:10:33

I go this sounds like Sam sorry

1:10:35

some rich assholes make a breakaway civilization

1:10:38

try to remake the world their image

1:10:40

it cocks up like an atlantis myth

1:10:42

of some kind and the record plays

1:10:44

keeps playing maybe intelligent beings just consistently

1:10:46

fuck up because they keep pushing the

1:10:49

boundaries of their abilities and their intelligence

1:10:51

no matter how smart they are and

1:10:53

even you know like we do stupid

1:10:55

shit in other countries we fuck around

1:10:57

with you know installing new leaders but

1:10:59

just think of what we do in

1:11:02

other countries now imagine you're taking it

1:11:04

to so many levels of intelligence and

1:11:06

ability far beyond what we have and

1:11:08

you come here you would cock up

1:11:10

these monkeys yes you would definitely do

1:11:12

it you would think you were in

1:11:15

the right to do it you'd blame

1:11:17

them you'd go oh it's because you

1:11:19

were bad well we would just say

1:11:21

look the odds of them making it

1:11:23

to an intergalactic society within the next

1:11:26

five to ten million years is very

1:11:28

low. You know, and here's, here's, if

1:11:30

that theory is correct, look, chimpanzees are

1:11:32

still around. They are our distant cousins

1:11:34

and they didn't fucking change. They're exactly

1:11:36

the same. And then there was a

1:11:39

whole ton of different versions of us

1:11:41

that didn't fucking make it either. The

1:11:43

whole, it seems like. Well, you know

1:11:45

what evolution is. There's other things you

1:11:47

over witnesses. We had a book called

1:11:50

How Did Life Get Here? That's a

1:11:52

false, that's not what evolution is, okay?

1:11:54

I didn't know that till later. I'm

1:11:56

not saying whether anything's true, and I'm

1:11:58

just telling you, I was told the

1:12:00

wrong thing. It doesn't, evolution is about

1:12:03

if there's a God who created it

1:12:05

or not, evolution is change. over time.

1:12:07

Right. It's the origin of species, not

1:12:09

of all life in the universe, just

1:12:11

of speciation. Well, you know, Brett Weinstein,

1:12:13

have you ever heard him talk about

1:12:16

it on this podcast? Not that. A

1:12:18

fascinating theory. He's like, because he was

1:12:20

talking about how, I shouldn't say it's

1:12:22

a theory, and I shouldn't even say

1:12:24

it's his. It's just like there's an

1:12:27

understanding of what evolution is that there's

1:12:29

a missing element. And there's some sort

1:12:31

of missing force that we haven't recognized

1:12:33

yet. And that would account for why

1:12:35

some changes are so rapid. And because

1:12:37

you have two things, right? You have

1:12:40

natural selection and then you have random

1:12:42

mutation, right? This is what's supposed to

1:12:44

create all the... He thinks there's an

1:12:46

additional force they haven't recognized yet. Of

1:12:48

course. Yeah. And the thing about us

1:12:51

is whatever additional force that was, was

1:12:53

so much more impactful. bizarrely so where

1:12:55

we can do we are there's not

1:12:57

even an animal that's remotely close to

1:12:59

us right there's no animals that are

1:13:01

making bows and arrows yet right it's

1:13:04

just us and everything else is way

1:13:06

behind whereas every other kind of organization

1:13:08

or organism rather on earth isn't like

1:13:10

a tight-knit struggle with all the things

1:13:12

around it to balance out the population

1:13:14

except for us we seem unnatural we

1:13:17

do we seem like we popped up

1:13:19

too quick like we're adolescent and we're

1:13:21

just wild and we we haven't figured

1:13:23

out what the fuck we are yet

1:13:25

we don't fall into nature the way

1:13:28

all the other animals do we change

1:13:30

nature around us right create our own

1:13:32

environment which is a completely alien thing

1:13:34

on the scale of what we do

1:13:36

in comparison or every other organism on

1:13:38

earth can't do that. So if you

1:13:41

did. But there's invasive species though. But

1:13:43

if you did, that's what we might

1:13:45

be. But if you did cock up

1:13:47

a whole planet with your DNA and

1:13:49

stick it into some ancient human, some

1:13:52

Australian pithicus or something and create a

1:13:54

person. This is probably how it would

1:13:56

turn out. Well think of that story

1:13:58

of, because you know, all the, all

1:14:00

the, all the algorithm. of his UFO

1:14:02

or God's Bastard, Angel, Sons, Nephalam. Well,

1:14:05

there's a lot of people that believe

1:14:07

that, right? Like, these are aliens and

1:14:09

demons. I go by themes. Right, right.

1:14:11

So, you know, it's like when Twilight

1:14:13

came out as a teen romance, you're

1:14:15

like, you know, that guy's like 300,

1:14:18

and that chick's only 17. What the

1:14:20

fuck is this shit? The ultimate pedophile

1:14:22

movie. I don't know how you say

1:14:24

it. Like for an angel in that

1:14:26

story, I'm just saying within the law

1:14:29

of the story, I'm not saying anything's

1:14:31

true or not. Think of how perverse

1:14:33

that is, it's a cross between pedophilia

1:14:35

and beastiality basically, that they committed. Right,

1:14:37

because they're thousands of years old and

1:14:39

they're from another planet and they bred

1:14:42

with the humans. So the crime of

1:14:44

that, it's so degenerate. Like, what you

1:14:46

can see is like an allegory. No,

1:14:48

I'm saying the themes scale up and

1:14:50

down. So that's why if you talk

1:14:53

like a Duncan I always talk to

1:14:55

about this kind of stuff because he

1:14:57

knows all these like creepy ass magic

1:14:59

people. And he's like really like a

1:15:01

nice person and like and I'm like

1:15:03

interested in a lot of things man.

1:15:06

Well, listen. I'm interested in a lot

1:15:08

of things and I'll watch some of

1:15:10

these people, okay, because I want to

1:15:12

know things and I'm real quickly aware

1:15:14

of if you're telling me anything interesting

1:15:16

or if you're just doing the some

1:15:19

aesthetic presentation because you like the rock

1:15:21

and roll aspect which by the way

1:15:23

is the biggest piece of shit aspect

1:15:25

of the whole thing that that like

1:15:27

rock and roll Satanism is that what

1:15:30

you're saying? of them just like america

1:15:32

the thing where people like oh everybody

1:15:34

hates pedophiles right i mean there's pedophile

1:15:36

hunters amateur all the music it was

1:15:38

our Kelly all the music that you

1:15:40

like those guys if any of this

1:15:43

stuff they did happen now when they

1:15:45

knew about it like they it's great

1:15:47

like Bowie was being a 13-year-old that

1:15:49

later Iggy pop passed around Iggy pop

1:15:51

like that's just normal shit they did

1:15:54

you know that right no no dude

1:15:56

it's all in their own books they

1:15:58

write you write conf books and what

1:16:00

was cool to say the crimes you've

1:16:02

done in life and it became not.

1:16:04

I never read any of those books.

1:16:07

Well I didn't either. Jamie didn't know

1:16:09

it either. You just crack open your

1:16:11

second white cloth? Oh there's a three

1:16:13

claw podcast. Those books and I'm gonna

1:16:15

start reading I haven't started it. We

1:16:17

started with vampires. I want I don't

1:16:20

know the perversion of that. So so

1:16:22

there's this theme in everything science fiction

1:16:24

where Somebody did some and for some

1:16:26

reason it's my fault for being born

1:16:28

and then the thing that how you

1:16:31

describe and know these is these adolescent

1:16:33

kind of species that yeah, okay I'm

1:16:35

so sick of the blame being, if

1:16:37

they had to train people with kindergarten

1:16:39

because not enough people want to pull

1:16:41

the trigger in war, that's a fact,

1:16:44

that's how we got our school system

1:16:46

was a Prussian emperor going, they're wasting

1:16:48

bullets because they don't want to kill

1:16:50

people, we got to get them younger,

1:16:52

so we have killers for the army

1:16:55

and workers and good school people. Well

1:16:57

they were getting people too late, right?

1:16:59

So that means our natural thing is

1:17:01

not really, see they always put it.

1:17:03

Your scumbag leaders start blowing people up.

1:17:05

It's like, when are we going to

1:17:08

learn? Asshole, we've, everybody that voted for

1:17:10

Trump wanted him to not be doing

1:17:12

what he's doing now. One thing as

1:17:14

good is all MAGa people are calling

1:17:16

it out and good for them. People

1:17:18

don't want this shit anymore. So somebody

1:17:21

else. You're talking about like the bombings

1:17:23

in Yemen? Yeah, and then you got

1:17:25

to hear how humans are an immature

1:17:27

species. No, somebody is on purpose. Probably

1:17:29

our leaders, probably wealthy eugenicists, if you

1:17:32

wanna get spacy, probably trans-dimensional trillionaires who

1:17:34

transitioned out of having a soul and

1:17:36

now cannot transition back. So everything's a

1:17:38

scam to trick you, hey, why don't

1:17:40

you ask to project out of your

1:17:42

body, get out of your body for

1:17:45

a little bit? Like get you out

1:17:47

of your car so I could take

1:17:49

it? I look at all these things

1:17:51

like coffee zilla scams. So the alien

1:17:53

shit where they made a deal with

1:17:56

the aliens. That's like a Nigerian prince.

1:17:58

got a letter, please be my credit

1:18:00

in Christ, I am the rightful ruler

1:18:02

of Ukraine, and he just gives all

1:18:04

your money. You're a grandpa, I don't

1:18:06

give Ukraine all the money. I gotta

1:18:09

help the rightful president of Ukraine. You

1:18:11

could scale that up to every story,

1:18:13

and it's always the same thing, some

1:18:15

trickery. Like a crypto scam. And

1:18:17

then the aliens aren't what they

1:18:19

said at first. They're doing bad

1:18:21

stuff. They're just themes. Didn't you have

1:18:23

Diana Posokon here? Yes. I don't know if

1:18:25

she said this term on here. Almost

1:18:28

like I interpret as like Legos that you

1:18:30

build the stories. It's like so many stories.

1:18:32

Right. The Bible training was good for me

1:18:34

because most of our stories are like just

1:18:37

variations on Bible stories. Yeah. But

1:18:39

at the end of the day

1:18:41

it's all programming and I'm not

1:18:43

saying that because it's bad. I'm

1:18:45

saying human nature is programability and

1:18:47

all these stories that you have

1:18:49

and depending on like if you're

1:18:51

Eastern, Dracula, Catholic Orthodox, they're really

1:18:53

big on the symbol programming. But

1:18:55

isn't that the most fascinating aspect

1:18:57

of us? Yes. Is the programbability.

1:18:59

Who gave these corrupt priest class

1:19:01

the codes to work us? Because

1:19:03

the pharaohs, for example, in Egypt,

1:19:05

if you look at their society, there's a

1:19:08

guy named Mark Windows that he had,

1:19:10

Wallace, he did a thing about this

1:19:12

Wallace Budge book called Egyptian Black Magic

1:19:15

from 1910. Wallace Budge, apparently, is like

1:19:17

the real Indiana Jones. like some guy

1:19:19

adventure archaeologist. So he wrote all about

1:19:22

it. So I haven't read the book,

1:19:24

malice has a copy of it, but

1:19:26

this guy, it might be his interpretation, Mark

1:19:28

Windows, or it might be in the

1:19:31

book, but it's a society ruled by

1:19:33

OCD, you know, it's magic. The leaders

1:19:35

are like the least powerful ones at

1:19:37

the end of the day. They're like

1:19:39

performers. They're out there stupid headdress. They're

1:19:42

being inbred by a priest class, like

1:19:44

dogs, or like dune. Right and they go

1:19:46

you've got to prepare and they're doing homework for

1:19:48

their afterlife So in the book of the dead.

1:19:51

It's like then you get to the riverboat

1:19:53

man and you must say how many oars you

1:19:55

see and if there's two wars and it sounds

1:19:57

like the three amigos finding El Guapo like you

1:19:59

have shoot your gun and the singing

1:20:01

Bushman. Well, it's like bullshit and they

1:20:03

spend all their day just planning to

1:20:06

die. Okay. Akanoton, the guy that they

1:20:08

hated because they said he was like

1:20:10

monotheist, I don't think he was. I

1:20:12

think he was doging their system because

1:20:14

they had so many priests and gods

1:20:16

getting so much. E aid money I

1:20:18

guess that it was getting ridiculous and

1:20:21

I bet this guy was like, look,

1:20:23

the son's the main... representative of the

1:20:25

thing, let's just slim down our operation

1:20:27

because this is crazy and that deep

1:20:29

state of Egypt didn't like that and

1:20:31

that's why, you know what I mean?

1:20:33

Like I bet you it's some shit

1:20:36

like that. I think of it, all

1:20:38

these things in those terms. or the

1:20:40

Dalai Lama priests. But wait a minute,

1:20:42

there's no fucking deep state if you're

1:20:44

running an empire, if you're like a,

1:20:46

or the Roman Emperor. Yes, there was.

1:20:48

What kind of deep state is there?

1:20:51

They're all the mythical. But the thing

1:20:53

about the deep state is like the

1:20:55

idea of it in this country is

1:20:57

that leaders come and go, but these

1:20:59

people always remain. They're not the top

1:21:01

leaders, the shadow governments, the top leaders.

1:21:03

in secret societies and in secret intelligence

1:21:06

agencies at the very top there's people

1:21:08

regardless of who's the president they're running

1:21:10

the show they're in charge of everything

1:21:12

but that didn't exist with like it's

1:21:14

it's the ancient Romans yeah the history

1:21:16

I think the history all history that's

1:21:18

how it was with ancient Romans a

1:21:21

hundred percent mystery schools do you know

1:21:23

what a mystery school is okay Freemason's

1:21:25

art industries. All of these secrets. So

1:21:27

there's always like some sort of a

1:21:29

secret society that constantly influences leaders. Here's

1:21:31

one, the triumvirate. Remember, uh, Caesar and,

1:21:33

uh, a puppy? Scroll up a little

1:21:36

Jamie, so I can read the headline.

1:21:38

Ten surprising things about the deep state,

1:21:40

starting with the Roman Emperor colligula. Wow.

1:21:42

Some basic truths that never go away.

1:21:44

A former dean at the University of

1:21:46

Maryland School of Public Policy explains. So

1:21:48

they had a deep state? It's the

1:21:51

oldest thing. It's priest versus kings. Fascists

1:21:53

versus perverts. Wow, the role. Roman emperors

1:21:55

surrounded himself with a hand-picked Praetorian guard

1:21:57

to keep him safe. However, elite members

1:21:59

of the guard knifed him in a

1:22:01

corridor of what was the White House

1:22:03

of its day, counting on the fealty

1:22:06

of even the closest experts isn't always

1:22:08

a good bet. Wow. Yeah, you gotta

1:22:10

play the game. Wait, wait, but you

1:22:12

know there was people trying to assassinate

1:22:14

everybody back then. But it's awesome. Do

1:22:16

you know this? Julius Caesar and Pompey

1:22:18

and the other guy, the triumvirate was

1:22:21

called, with the three of them divided

1:22:23

up Rome, Rome, Rome, Rome, among themselves?

1:22:25

You've heard of that right? Look at

1:22:27

this with, hold on this, here, ancient

1:22:29

Chinese emperors discovered they couldn't rule effectively

1:22:31

without nonpartisan experts. Long before colligula met

1:22:33

his end, the emperors established a civil

1:22:36

service filled with the experts who had

1:22:38

passed an incredibly rigorous exam. Yeah, right.

1:22:40

Researchers have called it the examination system

1:22:42

from hell, which included, among other things,

1:22:44

memorizing 400,000 characters of a Confucian text.

1:22:46

Cheating on the exam was discouraged. Anyone

1:22:48

caught looking on the paper of the

1:22:51

paper of the... person sitting nearby was

1:22:53

executed. That's discouraging. Well that sounds like

1:22:55

the right way to do it. That's

1:22:57

a great idea. Like make sure that

1:22:59

anybody who's going to do that has

1:23:01

to go through a crazy rigorous exam.

1:23:03

Like why don't they have that? When

1:23:06

you see people that are like Congress

1:23:08

people that are like how did that

1:23:10

fucking coop get in office? His family

1:23:12

is involved in there connected and it's

1:23:14

giving a favor job. How about that

1:23:16

lady that dresses like a character that

1:23:18

dresses? She doesn't even look like a

1:23:21

real person? Not the purple hair, witch

1:23:23

lady. The witch lady. Oh yeah, where's

1:23:25

she from Connecticut or something? I don't

1:23:27

know. But that kind of person. If

1:23:29

you're that old dressing like that, she

1:23:31

looks like a mom whose son gets

1:23:33

molested by Michael Jackson and she didn't

1:23:36

know. That's what she looks like. There's

1:23:38

no way she's passing that rigorous exam.

1:23:40

Like a rigorous exam would be a

1:23:42

great idea. They don't even read the

1:23:44

bills they sign. They don't have to

1:23:46

review. Thomas Massey reads. Thomas Massey reads

1:23:48

him. Thomas Massey reads him. Do Trump

1:23:51

going after him is one of the

1:23:53

worst? Oh, wait, hold on, I'm gonna

1:23:55

forget. Wasn't there a thing that was...

1:23:57

There's like been multiple versions of bills

1:23:59

that got passed where it's not physical...

1:24:01

possible to read the entire bill within

1:24:03

the amount of time they were given?

1:24:06

Oh that's not grounds to not believe

1:24:08

in the entire government just that alone?

1:24:10

But isn't that true? Like aren't some

1:24:12

of them like what is the... They

1:24:14

do it all the time. But let's

1:24:16

find out what is the longest bill

1:24:18

that's ever been passed like how many

1:24:21

pages? Let's just imagine and let's find

1:24:23

try to find out what the... Now

1:24:25

imagine also these people are Congress people

1:24:27

so they have very... rigorous schedules. You

1:24:29

know, they're fucking busiest shit all day

1:24:31

long. Yeah, fundraising. And they're supposed, and

1:24:33

they're doing a lot of that too.

1:24:36

And then they have to read how

1:24:38

many pages. Well then they got a

1:24:40

trip to Israel with their APAC coach.

1:24:42

Five thousand, five hundred and ninety three

1:24:44

pages. the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021,

1:24:46

the longest bill ever passed by Congress,

1:24:48

the act is signed into law by

1:24:51

President Trump on December 27th, 2020. As

1:24:53

you can imagine, the act contains a

1:24:55

variety of provisions, including $1.4 trillion appropriations

1:24:57

package to fund the government through September

1:24:59

30th, 2021, and a long-awaited COVID-19 relief

1:25:01

package in the amount of $900 billion.

1:25:03

Yeah, this update. Now here's the thing

1:25:06

about the COVID relief stuff. Was that

1:25:08

loans? How's that work? It was the

1:25:10

biggest upward transfer of wealth in the

1:25:12

history of humanity? It was. They should

1:25:14

have never signed it. Massey was against

1:25:16

it. You could see like the amount

1:25:18

of money people lost and the amount

1:25:21

of money people gained and it's the

1:25:23

exact same amount of money. You know

1:25:25

what's the great thing about America? It's

1:25:27

like 3.6 trillion, 3.9 trillion. This goes

1:25:29

right. This is what I like about

1:25:31

America. Probably the most. Because you know

1:25:33

in Australia they pumped out to lockdown.

1:25:36

fascist shit because you know why the

1:25:38

government paid their bills also they don't

1:25:40

make guns and they gave up their

1:25:42

guns a long time ago like suckers

1:25:44

but here because they don't even want

1:25:46

you to have Social Security that you

1:25:48

paid into they're doing everything to get

1:25:51

rid of that they Medicare for all

1:25:53

that's not for you that's for other

1:25:55

countries that we give your money to

1:25:57

did you see what Elon discovered about

1:25:59

Social What? Did you see if you

1:26:01

can find it, Jamie, about the number

1:26:03

of illegal aliens who are receiving Social

1:26:06

Security? And we'll kick them off. But it's,

1:26:08

there's like a scam to it all.

1:26:10

This is part of the incentive, incentivization.

1:26:12

This is how you incentivize people to

1:26:15

vote for your party. If you can

1:26:17

allow these people to vote, and this

1:26:19

is part of the scam. Oh, yeah.

1:26:21

In the Social Security system, they're getting

1:26:23

Medicaid, they're getting food stamps, whatever they're

1:26:26

getting. As soon as you can label

1:26:28

you can label them. They were talking

1:26:30

about this one doctor. We had

1:26:32

a video that we played. She was

1:26:34

explaining how she was being encouraged to

1:26:37

ask questions. Like, do you have a

1:26:39

back egg? Do you have headaches? Okay,

1:26:41

you can have permanent disability. You might

1:26:43

need a transition. You might need a

1:26:46

transition. Did it hurt? You're trans.

1:26:48

Do they try to transition immigrants?

1:26:50

I heard that was true, but

1:26:52

then I said that's too ridiculous.

1:26:54

You don't have to try. Everybody.

1:26:56

Everybody wants it. It's safe.

1:26:58

Really? They can make you a

1:27:00

dong out of your leg. They take

1:27:02

a big chunk of meat out of

1:27:05

your leg, make you a new dong.

1:27:07

Somebody already did that.

1:27:09

Wait, were we just Google

1:27:11

and Jamie? Yeah. Well, yeah,

1:27:13

nobody wants fraud, okay, but

1:27:16

what they don't want is

1:27:18

that the government and Look,

1:27:20

maybe it's a terrible idea that government does anything.

1:27:22

I'm sure it's better to have a corporation the

1:27:24

size of a government do it with no constitution

1:27:26

and I have no rights with. That's a good

1:27:29

idea. And I have an automated response. And I

1:27:31

can AI telling me if my insurance comes through

1:27:33

or not. I'm sure that's better. Yeah, that's

1:27:35

better. Louisiana and Joanie didn't feel like

1:27:38

that, they say. I can't find it.

1:27:40

Um, yeah, the free Luigi thing was

1:27:42

really crazy. But if they, because America

1:27:44

treats its own kids like garbage, that's

1:27:47

the saving grace. So the next lockdown

1:27:49

or bullshit, they've already lost the, during

1:27:51

lockdowns there ain't nothing to do, but

1:27:53

look into shit is how I looked

1:27:55

at it, you know? And I know a

1:27:58

lot of ex-cons that know a lot of more...

1:28:00

current events to me because they were

1:28:02

locked down and just got it. That

1:28:04

is when you got deep, but also

1:28:07

you started working with Jimmy Doar. As

1:28:09

soon as you started working with Jimmy

1:28:11

Doar, you immediately. Well first Barry, but

1:28:14

he told me Jimmy was a good

1:28:16

dude. I didn't, I didn't know. And

1:28:18

Barry, the things he used to tell

1:28:21

me about, you know, by the way,

1:28:23

sanctuary cities, that's a Republican thing, you

1:28:25

know that right? I think that's Reagan.

1:28:28

sometimes and then not said, that's as

1:28:30

a Koch brothers proposition, open borders, right?

1:28:32

But then the Democrats suddenly hate open

1:28:34

borders after they were all like, no,

1:28:37

we gotta have borders. And then the

1:28:39

people that they wind up with their

1:28:41

programming are still running around, driving their

1:28:44

fat scooters into Tesla's like it matters.

1:28:46

But those are the same people that

1:28:48

I was talking about earlier, those Tesla

1:28:51

protesters. They're the same people that join

1:28:53

cults. They're the same people that... They

1:28:55

don't know Democrats, mostly on Tesla's? They're

1:28:58

the same people that are getting paid

1:29:00

to go to the rallies. There's a

1:29:02

certain underclass of really fucking dumb people

1:29:05

out there that you can exploit. You

1:29:07

can get them to do a lot

1:29:09

of shit, man. I would say the

1:29:12

government employees are that. If you're hiring

1:29:14

them all the time for protest, they're

1:29:16

essentially government employees that are just... designed

1:29:19

to perform propaganda. If you're using government

1:29:21

money and you're paying people to go

1:29:23

to a rally and you're giving them

1:29:26

signs and you're making them cheer and

1:29:28

you're giving them money and food. So

1:29:30

I found this is an article on

1:29:33

Daily Mail, but they're discussing what you

1:29:35

said at the Wisconsin rally this week,

1:29:37

I think, about Social Security and illegal

1:29:39

aliens. Okay, it says lawfully present non-cidences

1:29:42

of the United States who meet all

1:29:44

eligibility requirements can qualify for Social Security

1:29:46

benefits the SSA website states. This rule

1:29:49

also applies to non-citizen authorized to work

1:29:51

in the United States who got a

1:29:53

Social Security number after December of 2003.

1:29:56

Did they pay into it or no?

1:29:58

I don't think, I don't know what,

1:30:00

let me finish this. Still clips the

1:30:03

explanation. and other portions of the Wisconsin

1:30:05

event quickly went viral on Musk's social

1:30:07

media app X as users cheered the

1:30:10

fraud finding effort. It's absolutely infuriating one

1:30:12

user wrote in response. I hate when

1:30:14

they do that like we'll post people's

1:30:17

tweets. Yeah. One user said like stop.

1:30:19

Uh, Biden in team, we're bringing in

1:30:21

millions of immigrants and putting them on

1:30:24

benefits. Another user wrote reacting to the

1:30:26

SSA numbers. I know. keep saying it

1:30:28

was for votes but that can't be

1:30:31

the only reason. They're correct. Our military

1:30:33

people join the military is all-time blow.

1:30:35

I sent you that Dick Durbin talking

1:30:38

about we need new cops who don't

1:30:40

want the money that old cops got.

1:30:42

We need new workers like at Purdue

1:30:44

where they fired citizens from a government

1:30:47

program to bring in asylum seekers and

1:30:49

pay them less. It's always about lowering

1:30:51

your pay. Every single goddam thing is

1:30:54

we got to be competitive. People sometimes,

1:30:56

this is Musk saying, people sometimes think

1:30:58

that under the Biden administration, he was

1:31:01

simply asleep with the switch. They weren't

1:31:03

asleep at the switch. It was a

1:31:05

massive large-scale program to import as many

1:31:08

illegals as possible, ultimately to change the

1:31:10

entire voting map of the United States

1:31:12

and disenfranchise the American people and make

1:31:15

it a permanent, deep blue, one-party state

1:31:17

from which there would be no escape,

1:31:19

the 53-year-old entrepreneur shared, another user reacted

1:31:22

on X. Okay. He's right, but it's

1:31:24

not just that. It's not just that.

1:31:26

Okay. This. There's another article I was

1:31:29

going to bring up. They said that

1:31:31

these claims are being claimed, but then

1:31:33

they've like asked for evidence and they

1:31:36

haven't received. Which claims exactly? Entitlements fraud

1:31:38

here specifically. Like he brought up on

1:31:40

this podcast. Right. It says in an

1:31:43

interview with us. Okay. Single biggest thing.

1:31:45

They're worried about his doge going to

1:31:47

turn off fraudulent payments of entitlements. Okay,

1:31:50

it says this lacks evidence, unauthorized immigrants

1:31:52

are not eligible for most safety net

1:31:54

benefits, and there's no evidence to suggest

1:31:56

they're... fraud and mass to obtain them.

1:31:59

But hold on, it's not fraud. If

1:32:01

you ask people if they have headaches

1:32:03

and then you give them permanent Social

1:32:06

Security or you ask them if they

1:32:08

have bad backs, who the fuck that's

1:32:10

40 doesn't have a bad back? All

1:32:13

you have to do is say your back hurts and

1:32:15

bam. If they were really encouraging

1:32:17

people to do that and

1:32:19

they really are giving them

1:32:21

social security numbers, why are

1:32:23

you doing that? But you're

1:32:25

not doing it because you're

1:32:27

super nice. You're not doing

1:32:29

it because you're super nice.

1:32:31

You're not doing it because you're

1:32:34

super nice. I'll tell you why.

1:32:36

You're doing it because you want

1:32:38

them to vote for you. So

1:32:40

you know MS-13, right? It's not

1:32:42