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00:00:40.000Because that's the whole advantage of going Apple is that it all just works together so well because they're on their own little ecosystem.
00:00:49.000What's the advantage of not going Apple?
00:02:43.000It was like, you know, five cent a message or they would give you a bundle or some would come with your plan.
00:02:49.000And Apple created iMessage and green was supposed to represent a text that you paid for and blue was supposed to be one that was free because it was in the Apple network.
00:03:02.000And then right after they invented it, I think?
00:03:26.000It increases that fear of missing out that makes people want to go, fuck, I'm just going to get an iPhone.
00:03:30.000I'm tired of being left out of the group chats.
00:04:01.000So up until recently, if I sent you a text and you hearted it, it would say to me, Joe hearted, and then it would give me my whole text in quotes.
00:05:20.000Wonder why whatsapp and all those other things I think it's because you could use them over Wi-Fi and so you could chat without using your minutes, right?
00:05:55.000Well, yeah, night and weekend minutes, you know, 7 p.m.
00:05:57.000Obert, your ours are at 9, ours are at 7. Well, I remember when I had, because I used to have Singular, which is, I think they're part of T-Mobile now, but they, Singular used to be like, if I called another Singular customer, it didn't use my minutes.
00:06:10.000Or if you called somebody during certain hours, it didn't use your minutes.
00:06:14.000You know, it was like peak hours and off hours.
00:06:58.000Like, if they have a million customers, like, say if a self-sown, just as an example, just for a number, they don't have to have a million lines available at all times.
00:09:17.000Nobody owns, or people that live in rural areas and they can only get satellite, but the vast majority of their customers, they're being forced to deal with DirecTV so they can have Sunday ticket.
00:09:29.000Because the NFL started doing this anti-fan bullshit a long time ago when they put out an exclusive bid for their video game.
00:09:40.000So remember, it wasn't too long ago where there was Madden, there was Game Day, there was 2K. Anybody could license and make an NFL game.
00:09:50.000And then one year, NFL was like, only one person gets it.
00:13:36.000He was talking about how he took his kid to Yellowstone, and he's standing there, and he's like, um, we should probably get the fuck out of here.
00:14:41.000Because that was the thing that I was confused about because I thought they said it was like 300 unless 300 kilometers like goes through some of those states But that doesn't make any sense.
00:14:48.000I guess it does if it's on the edges, right?
00:14:51.000But what they're saying is is that it's 30 by 45 miles wide holy shit, man That's not as big as I thought I thought it was like 300 kilometers The third and most recent massive...
00:15:08.000Maybe that's like whatever the volcanic activity is under the surface.
00:15:11.000But whatever it is, it's a super volcano that every six to eight hundred thousand years blows.
00:15:17.000And when it blows, it kills everything.
00:15:46.000And I'm trying not to be, but it's like, it's hard because you would think after...
00:15:53.000After the pandemic, like after something that affected everybody, that we would realize that all our little petty shit don't really matter.
00:16:03.000But it's like, I honestly believe if some global, like say there was an asteroid headed towards Earth, like a species ender, Congress would still be debating about some shit.
00:18:15.000We want to feel good about who's representing us instead of winning.
00:18:19.000I want an evil motherfucker up in there now.
00:18:22.000I want somebody that's like, you know, because you come to Congress with good intentions and they go, okay, but listen, if you want to do all that and change the world, you got to fucking drown this puppy.
00:18:32.000And some people are like, I can't do that.
00:18:33.000And they're like, well, then you're never going to be more than a representative.
00:18:46.000The thing is, too many people on that side would never vote for that.
00:18:50.000A lot of liberals become conservatives because they're tired of losing.
00:18:54.000I think a lot of liberals become conservatives because they realize the worst end of liberalism.
00:18:59.000They see the hard, far-left end of it, the Antifa people and the people that want to – they think that somehow or another they're blocking the highway is going to bring back Roe v.
00:19:44.000They lock hands and they block roads for climate change.
00:19:46.000That's not fucking fixing climate change.
00:19:48.000All you're doing is you getting attention and getting people angry at you for this decision that you have to stop people throughout their day.
00:19:56.000Maybe they're driving to work to go solve climate change, you fucking idiot.
00:20:00.000And these idling cars are probably putting a lot of CO2 in the air.
00:20:25.000Like my grandma's back in the day was like you know you would get sent to you know if you got pregnant you and you couldn't you would get sent to you know another to go visit family you know you would come back with a sister.
00:22:09.000According to British news outlet Daily Star, FIFA officials warned that no exceptions will be made, emphasizing that one-night stands could lead to seven years imprisonment.
00:22:58.000But I mean a lot of athletes are using CBD for joint aches and if you're a professional basketball player.
00:23:03.000And what was she doing in Russia to begin with?
00:23:05.000I guess Jamie said she was playing a game.
00:23:08.000There's a, yeah, a lot of WNBA, there's a big professional women's basketball, like, thing going on over there.
00:23:15.000I remember seeing a video a long time, there's a lot of billionaires that just pay to have the best team, even though people aren't going to the games.
00:23:20.000They just have money, so they pay for the best players.
00:23:37.000Yeah, it sounds like she's a political prisoner.
00:23:39.000We talked about in the last podcast they're trying to get an arms dealer and they want to free him in exchange for her.
00:23:45.000Yeah, and you know the calculation we're making is she's not worth that.
00:23:50.000You know, it's like if we only have so many political prisoners, they're making the cold calculation of, oh, well, we're not going to trade you a diplomat and an arms dealer for a basketball player, especially a black lesbian.
00:24:04.000Isn't that crazy that there is a, like, if that was certain people they would do it for?
00:24:10.000Like, if that was Obama, if Obama got kidnapped in Russia...
00:25:46.000This is a very difficult position to play her like Glarner, an outspoken advocate for LBGTQ rights, living and working in a country that has outlawed the propaganda.
00:25:53.000Oh, it's outlawed the propaganda of non-traditional sexual relations.
00:26:14.000I was just gonna say, there's like levels of dictatorships.
00:26:18.000And what we're seeing in Russia, which is really interesting, it's like an emerged level of dictatorship that we didn't think existed after the Cold War.
00:26:27.000We thought Russia had gone into some sort of vague semi-democracy.
00:27:14.000Like, whooping their ass up left and right.
00:27:17.000And one of the biggest battles ever, the Battle of Kanai, is when he crushed...
00:27:23.000He wiped out a large percentage of the male Roman population in one day with a smaller army just by outsmarting them.
00:27:32.000But one of the motherfuckers escaped, Scipio.
00:27:36.000And they call him now Scipio Africanus because he studied all his tactics, he bided his time, and he came back and beat and was whooping Hannibal's ass.
00:28:18.000Well, one of the things about Russia and the Soviet Union and the whole thing is that they have always had a long-term propaganda strategy for the United States.
00:28:30.000And it was outlined, it was outlined in this conversation from like 1984 by this guy, Yuri, how do I say his name is, Beminov?
00:29:58.000I know that espionage intelligence gathering looks more romantic.
00:30:01.000It sells more deodorants through the advertising probably.
00:30:05.000That's why your Hollywood producers are so crazy about James Bond type of thrillers.
00:30:12.000But in reality, the main emphasis of the KGB is not in the area of intelligence at all.
00:30:19.000According to my opinion and opinion of many defectors of my caliber, only about 15% of time, money and manpower is spent on espionage as such.
00:30:30.000The other 85% is a slow process Which we call either ideological subversion or active measures, in the language of the KGB, or psychological warfare.
00:30:44.000What it basically means is to change the perception of reality of every American to such an extent that despite of the abundance of information, no one is able to come to sensible conclusions In the interest of defending themselves,
00:31:02.000their families, their community and their country.
00:31:05.000It's a great brainwashing process which goes very slow and it's divided in four basic stages.
00:31:22.000Because this is the minimum number of years which requires to educate one generation of students.
00:31:30.000In the country of your enemy, exposed to the ideology of the enemy.
00:31:36.000In other words, Marxism-Leninism ideology is being pumped into the soft heads of at least three generations of American students, without being challenged or counterbalanced by the basic values of Americanism, American patriotism.
00:31:53.000Most of the people who graduated in the 60s, Drop-outs or half-baked intellectuals are now occupying the positions of power in the government, civil service, business, mass media, educational system.
00:32:17.000Even if you expose them to authentic information, even if you prove that white is white and black is black, you still cannot change the basic perception and the logic of behavior.
00:32:30.000In other words, these people, the process of demoralization is complete and irreversible.
00:32:36.000To get rid of society of these people, you need another 20 or 15 years to educate a new generation of patriotically minded and common sense people who would be acting in And yet these people who've been programmed,
00:33:00.000and as you say, in place, and who are favorable to an opening with the Soviet concept, these are the very people who would be marked for extermination in this country?
00:33:11.000Simply because The psychological shock when they will see in future what the beautiful society of equality and social justice means in practice, obviously they will revolt.
00:33:24.000They will be very unhappy, frustrated people.
00:33:28.000And the Marxist-Leninist regime does not tolerate these people.
00:33:33.000Obviously they will join the links of dissenters, dissidents.
00:33:39.000Unlike in present United States, there will be no place for dissent in future Marxist-Leninist America.
00:33:46.000Here you can get popular like Daniel Ellsberg and filthy rich like Jane Fonda for being dissident, for criticizing your Pentagon.
00:33:57.000In future, these people will be simply...
00:34:02.000Nobody is going to pay them nothing for their beautiful, noble ideas of equality.
00:34:07.000This they don't understand and it will be greatest shock for them, of course.
00:34:12.000The demoralization process in the United States is basically completed already for the last 25 years.
00:34:20.000Actually it's over fulfilled because demoralization now reaches such areas where previously not even Comrade Andropov and all his experts would even dream of such a tremendous success.
00:34:33.000Most of it is done by Americans to Americans, thanks to lack of moral standards.
00:34:39.000As I mentioned before, exposure to true information does not matter anymore.
00:34:45.000A person who was demoralized is unable to assess true information.
00:34:54.000Even if I shower him with information, with authentic proof, with documents, with pictures, Even if I take him by force to the Soviet Union and show him concentration camp, he will refuse to believe it until he is going to receive a kick in his fat bottom.
00:35:12.000When a military boot crashes, then he will understand, but not before that.
00:35:17.000That's the tragic of the situation of demoralization.
00:35:20.000So, basically, America is stuck with demoralization and unless, even if you start right now, here, this minute, you start educating new generation of Americans, it will still take you 15 to 20 years to turn the tide of ideological perception of reality back to normalcy and patriotism.
00:36:08.000And you can see it quite clearly that in some areas, in such sensitive areas as defense and economy, the influence of Marxist-Leninist ideas in the United States is absolutely fantastic.
00:36:24.000I could never believe it 14 years ago when I landed in this part of the world that the process will go that fast.
00:36:52.000Normalization is a cynical expression borrowed from Soviet propaganda.
00:36:56.000When the Soviet tanks moved into Czechoslovakia in 1968, Comrade Brezhnev said, now the situation in brotherly Czechoslovakia is normalized.
00:37:05.000This is what will happen in the United States if you allow all these schmucks to bring the country to crisis.
00:37:11.000To promise people all kind of goodies and the paradise on earth, to destabilize your economy, to eliminate the principle of free market competition, and to put a big brother government in Washington DC with benevolent dictators like Walter Mondale,
00:37:50.000Situation is disgustingly out of control.
00:37:52.000Most of the American politicians, media and educational system Trains another generation of people who think they are living at a peacetime.
00:38:23.000However ridiculous it may sound, the world communist system or the world communist conspiracy, whether I scare some people or not, I don't give a hood.
00:38:32.000If you are not scared by now, nothing can scare you.
00:38:37.000But you don't have to be paranoid about it.
00:38:39.000What actually happens now, that unlike myself, you have Literally several years to live on unless the United States wake up.
00:39:10.000What is your recommendation to the American people?
00:39:13.000Well, the immediate thing that comes to my mind is, of course, there must be a very strong national effort to educate people in the spirit of real patriotism, number one.
00:39:28.000Number two, to explain them the real danger of socialist, communist, whatever, welfare state, big brother government.
00:39:36.000If people will fail to grasp the impending danger of that development, nothing ever can help United States.
00:39:44.000You may kiss goodbye to your freedom, including freedoms to homosexuals, to prison inmates.
00:39:51.000All this freedom will vanish, evaporate in five seconds, including your precious lives.
00:39:57.000The second thing, the moment at least part of the United States population is convinced that the danger is real, they have to force their government.
00:40:08.000And I'm not talking about sending letters, signing petitions and all this beautiful noble activity.
00:40:14.000I'm talking about forcing United States government to stop aiding communism.
00:40:20.000Because there is no other problem more burning and urgent than to stop the Soviet military industrial complex from destroying whatever is left of the free world.
00:40:33.000No credits, no technology, no money, no political or diplomatic recognition, and of course no such idiocy as grain deals to USSR. The Soviet people, 270 millions of Soviets, will be eternally thankful to you if you stop aiding a bunch of murderers who sit now in Kremlin and whom President Reagan respectfully calls government.
00:40:57.000They do not govern anything, at least of all such complexity as the Soviet economy.
00:41:02.000So basic, two very simple, maybe two simplistic answers or solutions, but nevertheless, they are the only solutions.
00:41:28.000I was expecting this from like the 80s.
00:41:31.0001984. So what he's basically talking about was they embedded these kind of educators in place and they somehow or another were responsible for like putting psychological warfare on people.
00:42:28.000She's been on the podcast before and she researched this.
00:42:33.000One of the things they found out when they were looking at these propaganda sites, the top 20 Christian sites on Facebook, 19 of them were run by Russian troll farms.
00:42:45.000They were like in Macedonia or some shit.
00:42:49.000There are all these propaganda farms, and they would organize conflicts, like they had like a Texas separatist group that they organized, and they had them meet right next to some Muslim group.
00:43:04.000So they had a Muslim group across the street from the Texas separatist group.
00:46:38.000Sometimes some people just become, it's just a face they're making or something, and it's just a random person that doesn't have shit to do with shit.
00:47:24.000I forget who it's by, but he talks about that.
00:47:28.000There's so many jobs created in America that don't need to exist.
00:47:34.000Most of the time we spend looking busy, because our job isn't important.
00:47:38.000It's not necessary at all, and we all know it deep down.
00:47:41.000Like, if you're doing a job that's not necessary, you know it.
00:47:44.000And it fucks with your self-esteem and everything.
00:47:46.000Like, most people aren't doing shit at work, or they're going out of their way to not do shit, you know, to look like they're doing shit.
00:47:52.000Well, if you don't have a job that requires you to do shit, and you're just unsupervised, and you don't even like your job, and you have a fucking computer.
00:48:01.000Like, how many people are posting on Twitter all day while they're at work, just checking Twitter and posting it?
00:52:06.000And he just had to fucking work every day.
00:52:10.000He's the only person I've ever met like this in my life, where it's like, you know, it's lunchtime, and we got an hour, and he spends 15 minutes eating his lunch, standing up, and then goes back to work.
00:52:21.000He's one of those type of people that just loves to work.
00:52:23.000He feels like shit if he doesn't, you know, hard days working.
00:52:26.000I'm like, yeah, he's built different than me.
00:52:30.000Yeah, some people like it almost like as a physical exercise activity.
00:52:33.000They like a hard day of work chucking hay at the farm, you know?
00:52:37.000Those motherfuckers are strong as shit, too.
00:53:51.000I had a summer that I worked building a construction ramp, like the wheelchair ramp, rather, for nights at Columbus Hall.
00:53:59.000So for the whole summer, for whatever length of time, I only think I kept the job for a month.
00:54:04.000I had to carry cement bags and pressure-treated lumber the whole summer.
00:54:09.000So it was 100 degrees outside, whatever the fuck it was, 90 degrees outside, and I've got cement bags on my shoulder.
00:54:15.000I'm hiking them up this fucking ramp and carrying pressure-treated lumber, and pressure-treated lumber is chemically treated lumber, and those splinters, you get infected, and they're fucking nasty.
00:54:57.000That's how people fuck up their backs.
00:54:59.000If you don't have the muscle stability in your core and you're lifting heavy shit all the time, all of a sudden, you could fuck yourself, especially if you don't know how to do it right.
00:58:33.000Yeah, he knows all the little tricks, what gloves to use, all of that.
00:58:36.000Of course, all of the above, all of the above.
00:58:38.000He'll make sure you, because he's had fragile hands in the past, so he makes sure he'll use a glove that has a little more padding in the front.
00:58:45.000The same amount of weight, but a little bit more padding for his hands.
00:58:48.000Because there's gloves that are puncher's gloves.
00:58:51.000Like Cleto Reyes, these Mexican gloves.
01:03:53.000Izzy is just the most sophisticated of the strikers.
01:03:58.000If you watch striking, if you're a person who likes striking and you like setups and stuff, he's doing something very different because he's getting guys to move a certain way.
01:05:21.000For a guy like me who's been interested in striking his whole life, seeing a guy like this that was a top-flight kickboxer make his way into MMA, I reached out to Izzy before he ever fought in the UFC. I saw him fight in kickboxing matches, and I reached out to him on Instagram way back in the day.
01:05:39.000And he was telling me that he's taking some fights in China, and that he's like, he's gonna come to the UFC, but he's gonna do it the right way.
01:06:28.000Just how much on another level is he is from everybody else because he breaks it, you know, he'll have a two three hour video He's like, you know telling you the Brian Campbell.
01:06:38.000Yeah, they broke it down one time and I was like, oh wow this motherfucker is because I you know because I'm not a big I'm not a I don't have the experience in fighting that you have right so I was like There needs to be a John Madden of MMA, you know?
01:06:51.000At first, I mean, I always liked watching Izzy, but I didn't get the chess match that he's playing.
01:08:36.000Alex Pereira, who was primarily a kickboxer, two-division world champion in glory, now he's made his way over to MMA. This dude fucks people up.
01:10:01.000So you got the octagon, a lot of, you know, you got a lot of room for shit.
01:10:06.000There's a lot of, let's say the smaller octagon is like what they use at the Apex Center, which is really interesting, because you see like heavyweights in that.
01:10:13.000Like when Francis Ngannou fought Stipe Miocic when he won the title, it was in the little octagon.
01:10:18.000And I'm like, man, Stipeck's gonna have a hard time getting the fuck away from him in that little octagon because it's quite a bit smaller.
01:21:53.000Those are weird when you got the guy next to you and he's reading off of a notebook because he's got to tell you right in 20, left in 30, I guess.
01:22:15.000Because I would think part of whether or not you could win it, it would be like you figuring out the course, that would be part of the fun of it.
01:22:22.000Because you're on the dirt in a four-wheel drive or like an off-road Porsche.
01:22:26.000You know what I'm shocked is it more popular here is that Gymkhana shit.
01:24:47.000And then somewhere along the line, it became this beast of a car by, like, 1969. By 1969, they're, you know, they have the Shelby GT500. They have these...
01:28:04.000That's the Hitman, because it's John Wick.
01:28:05.000So that's the exact replica of the car John Wick had in the movie, but way better.
01:28:10.000This car has a Coyote Mustang engine, fat tires, wicked suspension.
01:28:18.000But they recreate these old classic cars, but they make them in cars with killer brakes, killer suspension, and they just look so fucking dope.
01:29:18.000In terms of, I think, what we're worried about is that, and what I'm saying by less freedom, I mean, we have more freedom for sure, but they're controlled by social media companies.
01:29:30.000Your freedom of expression is kind of controlled now.
01:32:35.000I don't need you calling bitches fat on Twitter.
01:32:38.000I think he's trying to push back against the woke narrative.
01:32:40.000And he thinks the woke narrative that fat shaming is bad and you're not supposed to look at things for what they really are, but look at things through the cultural lens of wokeness where you kind of pretend things are different and men can get pregnant.
01:32:52.000But that's what we were talking about earlier, right?
01:32:54.000Where it's like, that's you getting...
01:34:16.000But it's also like, it's like, again, you're one of the world's premier intellectuals, and it's like, this ain't, I don't need that from you.
01:35:51.000uncomfortable bad road like maybe unnecessary roads and then they can go down righteous roads and it's like this kind of the same energy that brings them into both places just like riffing you know sometimes you riff on an idea and it just doesn't work but that's the you know it's like that's one of the reasons I always were you know I'm what I respected about him is the same thing I respect about Sam Harris and Neil deGrasse Tyson and Michio Kaku and all these people it's like the the people that are truly intelligent in that way yes There's
01:36:22.000a calmness about them because there's a certainty in their knowledge that brings about this calmness.
01:36:30.000Sam Harris would go to fucking, because I disagree with a lot of shit he says, but he'll go to a fucking synagogue and debate the rabbi in front of the flock.
01:36:56.000He would keep his cool because he was 100% certain in what he was saying.
01:37:03.000Sam, I don't think he even uses Twitter anymore in the sense that I think he has it like deleted from his phone.
01:37:09.000I think he only checks it like every now and then and puts stuff up there.
01:37:14.000I think that that is a definite thing that people do where they get involved in conflict and criticisms of them and they respond to the criticisms and they get angry and his articles read about him.
01:37:25.000Like Jordan will like tweet an article that's bad about him and like respond to the writer of the article.
01:37:31.000But it's also like he became famous as a professor when he was in his late 40s.
01:37:59.000You know, it's like people, if you write me something, it's like I try to read everything people write to me, but I'm not, I don't have time to go back and forth with people.
01:38:06.000It's not a good tool for mentally ill people, and there's a lot of people in our profession that are mentally ill, and they fixate on the comments, and they fixate on debates, and like I see people in the comments like going back and forth with their fans, arguing with them about stuff.
01:41:17.000You and I are debating, like, iPhone versus Android.
01:41:20.000Find the fucking dude who's pulling the minerals out of the ground to make those things with a stick and a Congo, and you go, whoa, what are we serving?
01:41:30.000Because that's what they're not saying when they're like, there's a chip shortage.
01:41:32.000You're like, wait, wait, wait, where was the point with the shortage?
01:41:35.000Oh, because most of our slaves died from COVID, you know?
01:41:39.000Well, I don't think it's that all of them died, but it definitely...
01:41:44.000They were the last ones to get treatment, for sure.
01:41:46.000It's a supply chain thing that affected everything during COVID. I think it was a lot of it is just, you remember all those shipping containers were all fucked?
01:41:54.000There's like hundreds of thousands of them out.
01:43:13.000Like, if they're not selling cars because they don't have cars to sell, and they have a fucking high lease rate, there's a lot of shit going on.
01:43:21.000So, Tesla gets around that because Tesla...
01:43:25.000Because it's fully electric, you can buy straight from the manufacturer.
01:43:28.000There'd have to be a dealership in the middle.
01:43:30.000Every other kind of car, you have to buy.
01:43:32.000It got so bad that the CEO of Ford threatened dealers if they kept price gouging that they wouldn't get the new inventory.
01:43:40.000Yeah, it's creepy, but if you're a dealer and that's the only way you're making a living, all of a sudden you're not selling any cars because you don't have any cars to sell.
01:43:47.000I get that they'd be like, hey, there's a fucking demand going on here.
01:44:02.000Like, if you go to a lot and you try to buy a GT3 RS, a limited edition car, it's not going to cost what it costs if you ordered it from the factory.
01:44:12.000Especially, like, that's one of the things that people do with, like, luxury cars.
01:44:16.000They flip them and they'll buy a Ferrari and not even drive it and then flip it and then, you know, bring it to it and then they'll do it on consignment.
01:44:24.000They'll sell it at a Ferrari dealership.
01:44:26.000To order a Ferrari, to go and order one from the factory, you have to have bought one before, you have to have a relationship with them.
01:46:52.000Well, to just be able to press a button and have it stop at every red light and recognize every car and every person trying to cross the road and all that stuff and not hit anybody, man, I don't know.
01:49:29.000You pay for it and you've got to wait for years.
01:49:30.000According to this article, this is probably why.
01:49:32.000It says they kept missing deadlines to achieve full self-driving, so they took some of those features and put them back on a different package.
01:49:56.000If there's a car coming and then you turn to the right to avoid the car and there's a person, what do you do?
01:50:01.000You know what I think is going to end up happening, Jim?
01:50:02.000Is I think, like I said, I think it's going to start with the highways.
01:50:07.000We're going to install some kind of AI, Package in the highways.
01:50:12.000So I think this is the best way it's going to implement in society where when you pull onto the highway, the road connects with your car and takes over until you get to your exit.
01:50:36.000What if it gets to, that's a service that you have to pay for, like the electrical bill that you get?
01:50:40.000Maybe you get a bill for every mile you travel.
01:50:43.000Or maybe you can't get on that road without it.
01:50:47.000Yeah, there'll be something like that.
01:50:49.000There'll be something like that where you have to pay for access to the road or you have to have a subscription or a clean record or a clean social credit score to be able to get on the road.
01:53:36.000People that were okay with it, people that hated it, people that were happy that he's president, people that hated everything about him and anyone who supported him, and then it got more and more polarized as time went on.
01:53:50.000We thought that when he was going to get to be the president, he was going to stop insulting people, and he's going to try to be presidential.
01:55:20.000There's people that did not like the way things are going, did not trust Hillary, and they'd never vote for a Republican at any other time.
01:55:32.000You know, and all the craziness that they did during the elections and all the wild shit where Trump had the women that accused Bill Clinton of sexual assault.
01:55:41.000He had them on stage with them, like, over to the right, sitting down.
01:55:45.000Like, there was so much crazy shit during those debates and during, like, all of that.
01:55:52.000And because he's so volatile and argumentative and he's, like, so good at, like, fucking with people and talking shit, it became, like, just...
01:56:43.000But it's also, I think the problem of having a guy like Trump is you have a popularity contest and you have an actual popular guy who knows how to be popular and he just dominates this popularity contest.
01:56:54.000So it's like, unless you have someone with the same kind of charisma, like, you gotta rig the game.
01:58:09.000Could you imagine if they made presidents take examinations to find out what their intelligence level is before they gave them certain tasks?
01:58:17.000Because imagine, like you say, you are the president, but how much do you actually know about the economy?
01:58:22.000How much do you actually know about foreign policy?
01:58:24.000How much do you actually know about the environment and the impact of petrochemical products and natural gas and all these different things?
01:58:30.000Okay, so here's some questions, and then just lay out all these questions for them and Whatever, depending upon how good they are at each individual answer, they get a certain amount of say in the policy that's attached to that particular subject.
01:58:57.000Yeah, all manner of other competitions other than a fucking debate where they have an earpiece in where people are telling them what to say.
02:00:26.000The problem with politicians is they...
02:00:29.000We know there's going to be a certain amount of lying, and they assume they're going to have to lie about a certain amount of things.
02:00:35.000It's like, you know that lady who's the new White House press secretary, and when they talk to her about the economy, she's like, the economy's as strong as it's ever been.
02:00:42.000They're like, the fuck are you talking about?
02:00:44.000And the other day, she's talking to Don Lemon, and Don Lemon says, do you think that, do you have any concerns about Biden being fit enough to run at 24?
02:02:12.000Challenges in the run-up to this year's midterm elections, and it is raising questions about how the partners are growing louder inside the Democratic Party, facing doubt in the Democratic Party about his plans to run in the second term.
02:02:25.000This is what Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez told CNN when asked if she would support Biden in 2024. Here it is.
02:02:34.000We'll cross that bridge when we get to it, but I think if the President has a vision, then that's something certainly we're all willing to entertain and examine when the time comes.
02:03:37.000Is the administration worried that there are Democrats who are not openly endorsing the president come 2024, even though you can't say for sure?
02:03:49.000All I can say is what the president intends to do, what the president plans to do.
02:03:53.000And look, at the end of the day, Don, our focus is to deliver for the American people.
02:03:58.000That's the work that we've been doing with the economy.
02:04:00.000She's got That's the work that we've been doing with COVID. When he walked in, again, let's not forget, when he walked in as looking at COVID, there was no comprehensive plan to get people vaccinated.
02:04:09.000Now more than 200 million people are getting vaccinated.
02:04:12.000The one thing I do want to say is as we are working on plans to lower inflation, deal with gas prices, you know, you have the other side, you have Republicans, and what they're doing is they're putting out a plan.
02:04:24.000Rick Scott, Senator Rick Scott, put out a plan on how he wants to raise...
02:04:28.000Taxes on people making less than $100,000, and also Sunset, Medicare, and Social Security, things that are so important to our communities across the country.
02:04:41.000Those are important policy issues, and those should be discussed, and they're discussed in every presidential election, and they're discussed all the time.
02:04:51.000The president, during interviews, where he doesn't seem to answer questions directly or at times succinctly, there is his approval ratings.
02:05:05.000According to the latest Gallup poll, 41% of Americans approve of Biden's job as president.
02:05:11.000So how does he and you, because you are the spokesperson of the White House, plan to assure voters that he is still the best candidate to beat Trump?
02:08:35.000No, because if he was 79 and very lucid, and he was very good at speaking, and he made really important points, and he felt sincere, you'd have trust in him, and you'd want him to run the country.
02:08:52.000Even if you're 79 and you're the most lucid, and it's like...
02:08:56.000You're making decisions that you are definitely not going to be around to have to live with.
02:09:01.000Right, but if you are like a movie, let's go to a movie about some like wise society of brilliant people and you have the wisest of the wise who rules amongst them and does so with kindness and compassion and generosity and the way they do it is like with pure democracy and they only want the will of the people and they want the people to be happy and educated and he just happened to be 78. He'd be like,
02:09:34.000And then all the shit is going on behind the scenes and he starts, we're gonna get rid of e-cigarettes.
02:09:39.000I told you, I'm on some Judge Dredd shit.
02:09:41.000I think you should have to die right after.
02:09:44.000I think you become president, you automatically get eight years, and right after, they just hand you a rifle and send you out into the fucking desert.
02:09:52.000Or they chop your head off on pay-per-view.
02:10:07.000Well, they get these weird sort of unwritten deals where they give speeches after they get out of office for hundreds of thousands of dollars to companies that they helped enrich during their period in office.
02:10:22.000And then there's like this revolving door thing that goes on.
02:10:36.000Inside Job is a job about the financial crisis.
02:10:40.000And there's a guy who really understands the financial system, is asking all the questions of these professors and asking of these economic advisors and how this take place and what happened.
02:10:49.000And some of them get unhinged and get mad at him because he actually knows what he's talking about.
02:10:54.000But what he's essentially pointing out is that people start off...
02:10:59.000As professors in these universities, and they endorse certain economic policies that will then lead to these problems, then once they get out of working as a professor, they go and get massive jobs with these companies that they helped enrich by their decisions,
02:12:02.000It's one of those ones where you're just like, fuck.
02:12:04.000And you realize, just like politicians get corrupt, businessmen get corrupt too.
02:12:09.000And when you're in a corporation, one of the things about corporations is the bottom line is you have to make more money.
02:12:13.000You're always trying to make more money.
02:12:15.000And if you can make more money by telling a mathematician or a politician or someone that if you endorse this or that, this could help us over here, and then hey, maybe you can come speak.
02:12:27.000And then you come speak and you're making $300,000 for a half hour of nonsense.
02:12:32.000America has always been about prosperity!
02:13:15.000This shirt is about a place that all the rich guys go and they dress up like druids.
02:13:21.000And they do all these crazy fucking rituals.
02:13:23.000And it used to be thought of as nonsense until John Ronson filmed Alex Jones sneaking into Bohemian Grove.
02:13:31.000Alex Jones made his way in there with a hidden camera, filmed these guys with fucking druid costumes on, burning an effigy in front of a giant owl god.
02:13:41.000And talk about Moloch, the owl god, and they've been going there since like the 60s.
02:15:17.000When you look at the people that Ronald Reagan was there, Richard Nixon, all these bigwigs and huge heads of state and corporate leaders, they would all go there.
02:15:27.000It was like an elite of the elite, and they would do things that are weird.
02:15:31.000Like they would dress up in costumes and worship gods.
02:15:35.000But if he hated it so much, why did he go?
02:15:59.000Mandalay, 1977. But see if you can find the video of the actual footage that Ronson and Alex Jones got, because it's wild shit, man.
02:16:08.000These guys, there's a megaphone, and they're talking through the megaphone, like a speaker, and they're explaining how they're worshiping this owl god, and then they burn this effigy that's supposed to represent a body.
02:16:19.000It's like a bundle of sticks, and they light it on fire.
02:19:52.000A police officer just died during training...
02:19:57.000It was simulated mob training, like them being attacked by a mob, and his neck was broken in three places during training, which looks suspiciously like hazing.
02:20:11.000Suffers injuries and training leading to death.
02:21:35.000One of the ways it happens is if you go for a guillotine, when someone shoots a double, and you capture the guillotine, and as they shoot the double, they drive into it, and it lands on the head.
02:21:47.000There's a guy from Team Alpha Male who got paralyzed doing that, and I think that happened with Mark Coleman, but he didn't get paralyzed, but he did temporarily.
02:21:56.000There's been guys who have done that, because if you think about it, right, like if someone shoots a double, they're driving in, it's natural for someone to get you in a headlock, right?
02:22:04.000The head is right there, and if they hold onto your head and keep it out there, and then all their weight drives down, their head hits the ground with all of your weight, all of my weight, all on my head.
02:22:47.000And you know, to me, this sounds like hazing.
02:22:50.000This sounds like a ritual that rookies go through or something.
02:22:53.000They call it training, but it's really, we're going to beat your ass and then we're going to give you a little stripes or whatever they get afterwards.
02:23:15.000And then the guys who are doing it get out of control, and they hit people full blast.
02:23:20.000Because sometimes people just hit people full blast.
02:23:22.000There's guys like there's a lot of videos online you can watch with sparring matches that turn into fights because some guy hit someone full blast and then they just start winging at each other.
02:23:31.000Yeah, some motherfuckers don't know how to act.
02:23:33.000But if you're in a situation where you're simulating a mob attack, that is possible that that's what they were doing and somebody just crushed this dude.
02:25:53.000And then he was like, this is going to hurt.
02:25:57.000And when he figured out where the pain was, he held up my arm and he like dug under here, like deep into, like it hurt like a motherfucker.
02:26:06.000And because he's like, this tendon connects to here and connects to there.
02:26:11.000And like, so he dug into my shoulder and all that shit.
02:26:18.000So you had like an impingement or something?
02:26:21.000Um, I... Yeah, I think I had an impingement a long time ago and it turned into a scar tissue and I was compensating for it.
02:26:29.000And you know how it is, like, if you spend a long time You know, sitting wrong and you're not working out and this muscle gets weak and it's connected to this and connected to that.
02:26:39.000It's like you can have a pain in your lower back that's really from some shit in your neck.
02:27:17.000It's like a kind of massage, but they use tools sometimes, and they use elbows, and they just dig apart your tissue.
02:27:22.000I used to go to this guy who was a rolfer, and I went to him for a while until he told me that Bruce Lee beat 100 men in competition once.
02:27:30.000I was like, what are you talking about, man?
02:27:32.000He's like, you know, he was explaining to me, like, he didn't know that I'm a martial arts guy, so I'm telling him about, maybe he did, but anyway, I'm telling him about my injury, and he's helping me with my injury, but then he gives me some nonsense about how Bruce Lee was once in a martial arts match with a hundred different individuals,
02:27:48.000and he beat them all because he had full control of his mind and his body.
02:32:19.000Trampled a woman to death at the Raipal village in Odisha on June 9. The herd attacked the village again when she was being taken for cremation the same evening.
02:33:42.000Because see, I always get- See, the part that really hurt right there was the fact that She might have been fine if she didn't have the walker.