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00:00:53.000It used to be that you had to learn how to code or learn how to use some fucking wonky-ass program that would make you want to pull your hair out if you have any.
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00:04:13.000The gas mask, monkey chimp shirt, all that stuff.
00:04:43.000We're expanding this line, but it's quite complicated because we've decided to make these really dope-looking kettlebells with these designs in them that are also functional and balanced.
00:04:55.000I know there's other companies that have designs that they put in kettlebells, but what they didn't do is make it so that the kettlebell is perfectly balanced.
00:05:03.000I think it's a very important thing if you're swinging around these big heavy fogging iron things.
00:05:07.000You want to make sure that there's not some imbalance in the way you use it.
00:05:11.000That would kind of defeat the purpose of having a kettlebell.
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00:05:33.000We got medicine balls, all that good shit, as well as a fuckload of supplements, including, of course, Alpha Brain and Shroom Tech Sport.
00:05:41.000You ever use the Shroom Tech Sport, Ray?
00:06:10.000I think it's something bad for your heart.
00:06:11.000I think because it takes all your blood and puts it in your dick, and then your heart's like, hey, I don't have enough blood to deal with this Jack Daniels.
00:06:36.000Listen, you're doing a lot of shit that's bad for you.
00:06:38.000Alcohol itself is fucking terrible for you.
00:06:40.000It's not like it's a vitamin, you know?
00:06:42.000You drink it until you black out four nights a week, and you're worried about what boner pills are going to add to the equation?
00:06:46.000Well, I just want to know if T-Pips will give me the same kind of rock hard boner.
00:06:50.000Listen, I don't know what you did in the past life, but you're almost fucking 40, you look like you're 12, and you're getting hammered every night.
00:08:44.000But you still had him, you edged him, but the referee fucked up.
00:08:47.000You know, they gave it to you like 10 seconds, but it was really like 6. On the clock it said 4, but the duration of the bout is from the bell sounds until the ref says start, or fight, and until one of the refs touches one of the opponents.
00:09:02.000Right, so from start to touch, that's what we count?
00:10:40.000If the crowd's going to boo and make this guy make a stupid mistake or to finally come in or come into our game plan or whatever the scenario may be, then sweet.
00:10:48.000Let the crowd dictate what he's going to do.
00:10:55.000You know, I'm an unusual MMA fan in that I've probably seen, like live, I've seen more than a thousand fights and had to call them.
00:11:05.000So I've been involved in so many different scenarios, so many fights, watching it play out, like classic, all-time great MMA fights I've had the honor to call.
00:11:14.000But I am different in that I like boring styles, man.
00:11:19.000I like a dude who takes no damage and smothers guys and just imposes his will.
00:11:24.000Like, a lot of people used to give John Fitch a hard time.
00:11:27.000I swear to God, John Fitch is one of my favorite fighters to watch.
00:11:30.000And people will yell at me, they're like, you fucking idiot, he's ruining MMA. Or Ben Askren.
00:14:00.000He's throwing these kung fu moves at these people, and he's got them shaking, exaggerated, wobbling back and forth like they're getting hit by a pulse from a movie.
00:14:12.000And you're like, what is going on here?
00:15:08.000But if you were like a person who is easily led, like maybe the type of person who would join a cult, type of person who like loses themself in another person's influence.
00:15:18.000Which is a real psychological dilemma.
00:15:20.000The reason why cults work, if you look in the newspaper and you hear about some crazy cult where the guy's fucking all the girls and he's got 13-year-old wives and shit and 50 of them, you go, how the hell did that happen?
00:18:21.000I appreciate knockouts, absolutely, but I also appreciate people shutting people down.
00:18:26.000I appreciate when a guy is like, you know, Mighty Mouse...
00:18:31.000You know, he used to get that rap, but it was really just because he was fighting guys like Ian McCall or because he was fighting guys like Benavidez.
00:18:49.000And so, like, that fight, like, he beat Moraga for four rounds before he finished him, but he still finished him.
00:18:55.000Like, he was beating him clearly, but he still took him out.
00:18:58.000If the finish didn't happen, there would be a lot of people who'd say, oh, I don't like watching Mighty Mouse fight, you know, it's fucking boring.
00:19:34.000But I've heard people say, like, I don't like watching those little guys fight, and they don't even finish that.
00:19:39.000You don't even want to know what you're talking about.
00:19:40.000You're just watching the best guys go at it, and a lot of times they neutralize each other because the level of technique is so fucking high.
00:19:47.000At 125 and 135, TJ, where you fight, that fucking level of technique is through the roof, man.
00:19:54.000That's a fun thing here at Team Alpha Male right here, but there in Team Alpha Male.
00:19:58.000Everyone's been pointing the finger at me like I'm the secret pill and everything, but I have world-class athletes, 100% world-class athletes.
00:20:04.000They don't get any better than these guys.
00:20:06.000Now they have what I feel is the proper information.
00:20:08.000So here you go, proper information with world-class athletes.
00:20:11.000They really have no choice but to get better.
00:20:51.000It's one of the things that Eddie Bravo always stresses about certain guard techniques.
00:20:55.000They're like, well, I keep doing it, people keep breaking out of it.
00:20:57.000Well, when you learn a wheel kick, you don't learn how to nail people with it every time.
00:21:02.000Most of the time you're going to miss, you're going to go, oh, this doesn't work.
00:21:04.000And then you'll get in there with your Raya Hall or somewhere on that level, and they'll wheel kick you in the face and go, oh my god, this is the craziest technique ever.
00:21:31.000You gotta do the reps until you get to that black belt level at it.
00:21:35.000And then, like, there's some techniques that guys can do in jiu-jitsu.
00:21:39.000And the reason they can do it, the reason why they go, like, if a guy gets a nasty darse, like, some people get darces and their arms will burn out and they'll never finish them.
00:21:52.000And they clamp that bitch down and you know you're not getting out of that motherfucker because they put insane amount of reps into it.
00:21:57.000And so even though the movement may look similar to someone who's not educated in it, When you're watching it, if you know a guy who really closes off something really good, you go, oh shit.
00:22:08.000Like Marcelo Garcia, if you ever watch him roll with his guillotine.
00:22:11.000I didn't know anybody could close off a guillotine that quick until I saw him do it.
00:26:13.000For those who don't understand what you're talking about, as far as mitt work, what mitt work is is when a guy holds the pads for you and you hit the pads.
00:26:23.000There's a lot to getting a guy to do it correctly.
00:26:25.000There's a lot to getting a guy that does it and making you throw combinations that are realistic combinations that work good or work with you.
00:26:34.000A guy who can take power shots to the arms.
00:26:36.000Because when you're kicking the shit out of the fucking pads, guys get bad elbows.
00:26:44.000That's one thing I have, too, is hyperflexion from just being relaxed and receiving kicks and having my elbows just come back too far and then cross-body and half-guard.
00:27:55.000Obviously, they're partying, and obviously a lot of these guys are coming from lower-income backgrounds, so when all of a sudden they're making millions and millions of dollars, they tend to get a little crazy.
00:28:04.000But the after-effects of losing all that excitement, it's gone from your life.
00:28:10.000There's very few guys that will transfer from that into becoming really good trainers.
00:28:15.000Yeah, that's a different scenario than me.
00:28:20.0002006 Scion XB with a crack windshield and a hole in the seat.
00:28:23.000I never made a million dollars in my last few fights.
00:28:25.000I was contracted with UFC, it was like 15 and 15. I didn't win my last couple fights, so I walked away after sponsors like 20 grand and then pay out my percentages.
00:28:34.000I've never broken six figures, so it's a different scenario.
00:28:37.000That's why I'm glad I have the passion.
00:28:39.000I can live through these guys, you know, in the cage, just watching them.
00:28:41.000And, you know, having them win, it makes me feel, it just keeps me still relevant in life, you know.
00:28:45.000Yeah, I didn't even mean necessarily, I mean, part of it was their success, making the money, but it was also just that, you know, they're wild dudes.
00:28:52.000And then once they lose that ability to get that crazy fix every few months from a fight, it's really hard for a fighter to find something that they can throw their passion into that makes them feel like their life is still, you know, they're still, like, living their life to the hilt.
00:31:04.000Okay, five of TJ's things are going to work perfect for this guy.
00:31:07.000Well, let's drill the fuck out of those five things.
00:31:09.000So that's one of the things, too, like...
00:31:10.000For me specifically, when Boss Rutan would give me information or a technique or a combo, he'd tell me to do something, I took it to heart 100%.
00:31:17.000I went into that fight with my left shoulders blown out, so the only thing I had was my right hand, so that's why it kind of worked out for my favor.
00:32:23.000My dream from a child was to be, not from a child, I guess when I was 15, 16, when I first started Thai boxing, was to fight for K1, be the heavyweight champion in K1. And I never grew that big, so then, and then just doing Thai boxing, jumping back and forth between MMA and Thai boxing, because just Thai boxing, you can't stay busy in America,
00:32:40.000And then K1 created the max, the mid-weight or 70 kilos, 154. And then I actually had on the table at the same time was a K1 contract and UFC contract.
00:32:49.000After I fought Genki, that was actually a one-fight deal and they offered me a three-fight deal and then K1 offered me a deal as well.
00:32:54.000My dream was always to go to K1 And I went to K-1 just because that was my childhood passion.
00:32:59.000But looking back on it now, I wish I would have stayed with the UFC from the get-go.
00:33:03.000But, you know, just being stuck in my ways and wanting to do K-1 and go visit Japan, it was just one of those things.
00:33:08.000But going back, I wish I would have rolled and wrestled more and then just definitely stayed in the UFC. I'd be making more money now.
00:34:17.000I shouldn't say oof, but I was, statistically speaking, You're supposed to use your own body parts, you know, a lower percentage of rejection.
00:34:24.000Yeah, there's a bunch of different, mine's great, but there's a bunch of different schools of thought on that.
00:34:29.000I wonder if it's, you know, the quality of the doctor.
00:34:31.000I don't, I'm not smart enough or educated enough about medicine to make a real comment about that.
00:34:47.000I like to do sprints on elliptical machines.
00:34:49.000I like to crank it up really heavy, like put it on, depending on whatever it is, like right below the highest level, and just do 30 minute wild man sprints.
00:34:59.000That's what I do, or 30 seconds rather, wild man sprints.
00:35:02.000That's what I do if I'm in a hotel room, and I can't, you know, if there's not a gym there, if you just have one of those elliptical machines, you can still get a badass workout.
00:36:28.000I always wonder what the fuck is really going on with that.
00:36:30.000Whether or not you just got lucky and you're just looking back on being lucky going, well, you know, it's just the world works out for itself.
00:37:34.000Even though they don't have fights coming up, they still come in and help the training partner.
00:37:37.000Because I'm like, okay, look, today you need to be this guy.
00:37:39.000You need to be Clay Guida for Tim Mendes.
00:37:41.000And then he'll mimic Clay Guida and watch the film and come in and dance around and do his thing just to give us the look of our next opponent.
00:38:10.000That's why I worked out good for his last fight.
00:38:12.000His last two fights were short-nosed fights, but he's always training.
00:38:18.000Oh, he's in shape, so it doesn't matter.
00:38:20.000You guys have a really cool camp, and I think one of the things that's really important is what you said about that wrestler mentality.
00:38:28.000When they were trying to take wrestling out of the Olympics, So many people were really frustrated and really angry, and people who have never wrestled don't understand this.
00:38:37.000I only wrestled for one season, so I'm just talking out of my ass, but I know what it did for me just in one season.
00:38:43.000I remember doing that one season of wrestling and thinking, that's probably the hardest I've ever worked at anything in my fucking life.
00:38:52.000And I had done martial arts from much earlier than that.
00:38:56.000I had been involved in physical things.
00:39:36.000And it's not just because of the actual ability to control where the fight takes place, whether standing up or To take it to the ground, whether you're using it Chuck Liddell style or whether you're Ben Askren in it.
00:39:46.000The most important aspect of it is the mentality that comes with that training.
00:40:17.000I have a friend who was a really good wrestler in high school, and he tried to stay at 128 through his entire career, and he was a fucking zombie in his senior year.
00:40:29.000The kid always had bad That was me at 55, man.
00:40:47.000Like training Thai style, just running a lot and just killing my body.
00:40:50.000So I think, I don't think I definitely fucking know 100% that killed me.
00:40:54.000That caused my passion as well and then wasn't able to receive punches as well either just from draining my body and not rehydrating correctly.
00:40:59.000So I just didn't understand the game until I got with Mike Dolce and that motherfucker, he's got his shit down.
00:41:04.000He definitely knows how to make the human body lose weight correctly and then come back also.
00:42:46.000No, that one, I was like, this sport's not ready for this yet.
00:42:49.000But I think we had to go through that.
00:42:52.000Look, I would have hated to watch it, but I think we had to go through it as martial arts, like as a martial art, which mixed martial arts is, essentially.
00:43:00.000I mean, it is the sport most realistic to fighting.
00:43:04.000And I think we had to know that that can happen, that these two fucking guys can just circle each other and do nothing.
00:43:57.000And so when you get a guy like that, or a guy like Melvin Manhoof as a kickboxer, you get these wild berserker dudes, Matt Vanderlei Silva, you want to watch them.
00:45:39.000And I'll take a film, and it depends, because some film I can watch, or I just go off memory, I already know how to beat the guy, or how I feel like he can beat the guy, you know?
00:45:45.000So, I get crazy with fucking watching film.
00:45:48.000And so, I'll take a film, or I used to anyway, I used to take a film, watch it sober, boom.
00:45:53.000I used to take it and watch it high, just to give me an honest approach, because I am very biased, and I'm there for my fucking guys, 100%.
00:47:25.000What's a cool fucking journey for me is for me to create a combo or a technique, you know, and show it to somebody, and have them drill it, pull it off the sparring, and then win the fucking fight with that same exact technique.
00:48:11.000I need to give them my ideas, my opinions, my...
00:48:14.000My little bits of information while they're doing what they feel comfortable doing.
00:48:17.000Because if you can pull that off, what I would feel, you know, technically incorrect, but if you can make that work, you can make that work.
00:48:24.000If you're landing that right hand with that hook, I mean, I'd say, you know, you're lunging in, your chin's up, you know, you're out of position.
00:48:29.000You're making it work, you're making it work.
00:48:30.000But how about let's keep our position?
00:48:32.000How about let's set that up a different, another way?
00:49:16.000Worried about other people coming in, they were going to take their thunder.
00:49:18.000You know what was really cool is I was just in Boston for a Uriah's fight, and Mark Delagrade handed me out for a seminar, and there's open doors, let me teach the students.
00:49:25.000And it's the way, you know, his energy and shit, that was fucking awesome.
00:49:37.000A great group of people around me, like Mr. Rogan, you know, the team of female, and my art design guy, Aaron in Colorado, and my highlight guy, James Blair, who just did my new highlight with the team.
00:56:56.000That's the top of my Bangaway Thai system.
00:56:59.000What I do is, each week I send out to my affiliates, I have four to ten detailed video curriculums showing them exactly what drill or technique to do that week.
00:57:08.000I'm not just trying to sell you a banner of my name and put it on your gym.
00:57:11.000I take my fucking iPhone, like we recorded the video today, I take my iPhone, I say, okay, I have my curriculum, I have my structured curriculum.
00:57:17.000Whatever we do this week, we do that same class in three or six months from now, depending on if it's an intermediate or fundamental curriculum.
00:57:23.000But I take my phone, I record the videos, mainly with TJ Dillashaw, I record, okay, this is the drill that you do, boom, here's live, boom, boom, boom.
00:57:31.000Now you're going to do this drill five for five or one full round of pieces, depending on what it is and what week it is as well.
00:57:35.000But I send them exactly what fucking drills and combos to do that week.
00:57:38.000Each and every week I send that shit out.
00:58:40.000They're going to get a fucking world title.
00:58:42.000It's going to be Benavidez or Chad first, depending on what shot we get first.
00:58:45.000I'm going to game plan the fuck out of that, but I'm going to game plan in there and make sure that I'm going to ask them to do what I feel they need to do for the fight.
00:58:58.000I'm learning to the point now that when I have a good time like this Rogan podcast where we train or I'm in the fights, I'm learning to embrace that shit 100% as much as I can.
00:59:07.000And then when I have a problem or a difficult time, I'm stepping away and looking at that from the sides.
00:59:11.000I don't want to be wrapped up in the problems.
00:59:12.000I want to look at the problems from the distance.
00:59:14.000And we have a good time when I'm in that cage and I'm walking these guys out and I'm fucking holding myths on the podcast.
00:59:19.000I'm trying to enjoy this shit to the full fucking potential that I can.
00:59:22.000Because I know I'm going to be on this fucking earth for however long I'm going to be.
00:59:25.000Knock your shit off, TJ. No gold stars for you.
00:59:28.000I don't even have to get you to slow down.
01:01:23.000In 2004, after I won my second world title on kickboxing, My first world title was MMA with Janz, and then my second world title was a Thai boxing world title.
01:01:32.000So once I did that, I completed the goals that I set in my life.
01:04:24.000It's just, it's part of me is I feel like I always do the right things and the heads bow down as far as, you know, so I'm not above people.
01:04:30.000I'm just doing what I feel is right in life.
01:06:05.000Just like when we positioned for the Fastest Knockout to come around, they said no, but you kept helping pushing for me, and then the fans, and then finally Dana White stepped in and was like, okay, no, it's official with the UFC. So...
01:06:19.000So for me, it was like, I have all these details sort of stored in my head.
01:06:24.000I don't really carry it around on a computer.
01:06:27.000I literally have all these details because I love MMA. So for me, it was always a travesty.
01:06:32.000If we're going to bring up the record, you've got to bring up Bang Ludwig.
01:06:37.000So someone will bring up the record, but I'll go, well, but it's not the real record, because Dwayne Bang Ludwig should have the fucking record.
01:06:50.000But he beat the fuck out of Matt Hamill and he was smashing him.
01:06:53.000And the only reason why that 12-6 elbow is illegal is because when the Athletic Commission met with Big John McCarthy, they were concerned about those dudes on ESPN at 6 o'clock in the morning that are fucking smashing bricks with their elbows.
01:07:04.000So they're like, you can't do that brick smashing move.
01:08:23.000But because he didn't take it to the head, it was all just about him having the guts and the heart to power through it.
01:08:29.000If Alistair hit him with those shots in the head, his body would just shut off.
01:08:33.000But because he took him to the body, like, his heart got him through one of the craziest beatings I have ever witnessed anybody survive and then overcome in the same fucking round.
01:08:44.000I mean, that was one of the greatest come-from-behind rounds of all time.
01:09:04.000But as we're walking through one of the rooms, I hear, oh, no So I run through and peek my head through the window and I see Alistair just dropping.
01:09:48.000Yeah, it's a fascinating thing, but for the UFC, they don't play.
01:09:51.000So if it says UFC anywhere in the video, they just yank it.
01:09:55.000Is there a law that if their TV's in the background and you're filming with your cell phone, that that's legal?
01:10:01.000Because that seems like when you search Miley Cyrus from MTV last night, and it's only the ones that are people filming their TV. That's a good question.
01:10:11.000And that's why I always wondered if people always had a TV behind them to show video clips and stuff like that, because that's kind of like...
01:10:17.000Well, I do know that one thing, that if you have a video, like say if you have a video, like a scene from a movie, That that scene from a movie has a digital signature.
01:10:26.000They can find that digital signature on like YouTube.
01:10:29.000So like a song as well, like a song has a digital signature.
01:10:33.000And so they can do a search on that digital signature.
01:10:35.000So if this says there's a Paul McCartney Band on the Run, they're playing Band on the Run in a video, they can find that that has Band on the Run in it.
01:11:31.000That one, I don't know either way, I'm not fucking up there, but there is a difference between the ones that do dissipate right away and the ones that stick around.
01:11:38.000Well, again, I am absolutely not a scientist.
01:11:43.000Anything that I will say on any, whether it's about fucking air travel or space exploration, anything that I'll say on anything, the caveat that must be stated is I don't know what the fuck I'm talking about.
01:11:56.000I have no education on these subjects and I'm merely reiterating things that I've heard people say online.
01:12:01.000If you were to say that, everyone would think so, though.
01:12:16.000But I'm super honest about what I know and what I don't know.
01:12:18.000I'm fucking as honest as is humanly possible, even if it makes you look like an asshole.
01:12:22.000But in that situation, I do know for a fact that when contrails are more likely, there's a map on a NASA website.
01:12:31.000You can go to NASA's website and they'll show you where contrails will linger in the sky and where they won't.
01:12:37.000In fact, in 1942, the government was doing a research project on what they called persistent condensation trails.
01:12:44.000And what they discovered is during various atmospheric conditions, whether there's a lot of moisture in the atmosphere or less moisture, depending on what the conditions are, It will change the length of the contrails that appear behind jets.
01:12:57.000And when you burn jet fuel, it creates moisture.
01:13:00.000And when you create moisture out of that burning jet fuel and it changes the temperature of the air as it passes through like that, you literally create a cloud.
01:13:06.000And so when people are looking at that and they're thinking, oh, the government's spraying us with fake clouds.
01:13:40.000But you should also know that there is a huge difference between that and what you're seeing in the sky on a regular basis.
01:13:47.000And when you start saying that what you're seeing in the sky on a regular basis is the government spraying chemicals, you really throw a monkey wrench into the whole idea of them actually spraying chemicals.
01:13:57.000Because, first of all, the argument is that they're spraying aluminum and barium.
01:14:29.000But in this situation, we have to look at...
01:14:33.000There might be times when someone's spraying something from the sky, but the majority of what you're seeing is just a byproduct of a jet engine going through condensation.
01:15:31.000It's just a byproduct of human civilization.
01:15:34.000And a byproduct of air travel is, A, they're burning jet fuel in the sky, and B, it creates persistent condensation trails under certain atmospheric conditions.
01:15:43.000This is the best that I could discern after research and talking to real experts.
01:15:48.000But this doesn't, this is where people go, you're a fucking disinformation agent, Joe Rogan's working for the government.
01:15:52.000You gotta stop and look at this shit rationally.
01:15:55.000If you're wrong about the majority of what you see in the sky, you discredit the possibility, the very real possibility, that things have been done.
01:16:04.000Like, there's a study about St. Louis.
01:16:22.000I'm just curious on why some stick around and why some don't.
01:16:26.000Okay, so this is because of atmospheric conditions.
01:16:29.000There's a difference between sometimes it rains and sometimes it doesn't.
01:16:32.000Sometimes there's clouds, sometimes there's nothing in the sky.
01:16:34.000The conditions, apparently, when it's right before a crowd, like it's kind of hazy, those are the conditions that are best for creating these persistent condensation trails.
01:16:43.000And people have to understand, these are fucking Southwest Airlines flights you're looking at.
01:16:53.000How much research have you actually done?
01:16:54.000Or, you're like me, do you just reiterate shit that you learn online?
01:16:58.000Well, doing this show and doing the show on chemtrails, more people got fucking mad at me because of chemtrails than anything.
01:17:05.000And I take part of the blame for that.
01:17:07.000One of the reasons why is because I think they did a shitty job of editing it.
01:17:10.000And there's no disrespect, but the way the people edit that show, they have eight hours of footage, they have to slam down into 44 minutes.
01:17:17.000And to them, it wasn't important to totally, completely explain what causes a chemtrail.
01:17:22.000I didn't have a 100% say as to how the show got edited.
01:17:36.000And in this, I think we created a bad product.
01:17:38.000I don't think it represented fully the correct full explanation of what contrails are.
01:17:44.000Because it's such a complex issue, I think we owed a very complex and scientific explanation.
01:17:50.000But the problem is, people think that shit's boring.
01:17:52.000Like, what I just said right now, the majority of people listening that would watch American Idol would go, what the fuck are you yapping around?
01:17:58.000This podcast is not for everybody, you know?
01:18:00.000And this conversation is not for everybody.
01:18:02.000But if you want to make a TV show, it kind of has to be for everybody for the network to accept it.
01:18:07.000Until it becomes really successful or finds its niche, and then people, you know, like South Park, they can do whatever the fuck they want, you know, because it's a proven product.
01:18:14.000If you had another show where you tried to make a cartoon where a gay guy is stuffing Paris Hilton up his ass and winning a slut off, they would go, what the fuck are you talking about?
01:18:57.000But then the more you look into it, you go, no, there's photos from 1980 that show these contrails, like long ones that lingered in the sky.
01:19:04.000People say, when we were younger, they didn't linger.
01:20:32.000And there's also a lot of people that really believe what they are saying.
01:20:36.000And it's not because they're assholes.
01:20:38.000It's because they lack critical thinking skills.
01:20:42.000Whether no one's taught it to them, whether they've ignored them, whether it's the way they were raised, whether it's the environment they grew up in, whether it was the ideas they were exposed to as a young person.
01:20:50.000I don't know what has caused the situation that we're talking about, but...
01:20:53.000There's a lot of people out there that are thinking in a very piss-poor way.
01:20:57.000And I've been one of them in the past, man.
01:20:59.000I've believed in a lot of stupid shit in the past.
01:21:01.000You know, that I was convinced probably was real.
01:21:04.000There's a thing, I always talk about this, a thing called rods.
01:21:07.000These fucking, they look like jellyfish that fly through the air faster than you can see.
01:21:11.000There's a whole video on them, Roswell rods.
01:21:13.000Then I watched a show called Monster Quest, where they showed what they really are.
01:21:32.000Dude, the guy who made this video does not want to admit that they don't exist.
01:21:37.000Not only that, he actually showed up at the UFC Expo when I was doing a Q&A and he got in line and said he needed to talk to me about Roswell Roz.
01:21:46.000He needs to come on my podcast because they are real and those people on MonsterQuest fucked him.
01:21:52.000I don't know how they could have fucked him because they basically showed the same scene.
01:21:57.000There was a campfire or a light and a bunch of bugs were flying in front of the light and they set two cameras in front of it.
01:22:02.000One of them was an HD super fast camera that they used for like super slow-mo.
01:22:06.000And the other one was like a regular video camera.
01:22:08.000Well, the regular video camera showed these rods.
01:23:58.000And there's a dude who has these videos where he measures, like, these arbitrary distances.
01:24:02.000Like, if you measure from the nose to the left front center of that pyramid, it is the exact same distance as the Spinks to the Pyramid of Giza.
01:24:16.000Yes, if you look at it from the White House in a 44-inch television in the corner where Clinton used to get his blowjobs, from that room, clearly the pyramid has a face on it that looks like the face on Mars.
01:27:18.000Brilliant, brilliant guy and he's exposed a lot of really fascinating shit about ancient civilizations and he's headed right now to Gobekli Tepli.
01:27:26.000He's gonna be back on the podcast in November.
01:27:29.000He's going to Gobekli Tepli live to check this out because Gobekli Tepli is essentially a structure that affirms all of his beliefs.
01:27:37.000He believed that there was an ancient civilization that lived far earlier than we're giving modern civilization credit for and That they were capable of very sophisticated things, but something happened and they were most likely wiped out by like meteors or something like that.
01:27:52.000Well, two things have happened since he wrote that book.
01:28:02.000Massive stone pillars with animals carved in them.
01:28:06.000Back when they thought that people were just like riding on horseback, barely, you know, hunting, gathering, like that's all they did.
01:28:11.000Meanwhile, they're building these insane, huge, complicated structures.
01:28:15.000And the discovery of the impact of the Clovis Comet.
01:28:18.000They know for a fact that most likely all of the life in North America, like all of the people that lived in North America, were wiped out about 12,000 plus years ago.
01:28:28.000They know that a huge comet hit, it's called the Clovis Comet, and there was like a recent discovery about it, a recent article that was published about it.
01:28:36.000So they know that there's been some shit that went down.
01:28:39.000So because of that, Graham has this like eager searching eye, and occasionally even he gets fooled.
01:28:45.000Like he'll look at something and he'll think that this thing can't be a natural formation.
01:28:49.000But then you look at something like the Giant's Causeway and you go, it might be.
01:28:54.000There's this thing in Japan off of the coast of Yamaguchi, I think it's called.
01:29:38.000It's not as symmetrical as Giant's Causeway, which we know fucking for sure is naturally created.
01:29:46.000So it's like, when you come across things like this, or things like chemtrails, you've got to be really sure of what the fuck you're saying.
01:32:11.000This motherfucker, first of all, the reason why I brought this up is they have these trucks with these giant grills in the front of them because there's so many wild deer and wild pigs in Texas that they just run into those bitches on the highway all the time and they will fuck your car up.
01:32:26.000So dudes have special bumpers on their car just designed to smash into deer.
01:36:07.000Well, if they're in a bad situation where there's low resources, people don't like the idea that the resources have to be maintained.
01:36:14.000If you really study it, and it's so hard to do, but try to talk to someone who really understands game conservation and try to study it from an objective perspective because there is a certain amount of predators that can exist in an environment and there's a certain amount of prey that can exist in an environment And they know what that number is.
01:37:22.000But if you talk to me, he probably thinks I'm a liberal.
01:37:24.000But if he talked, you know, on his show, he was talking about how there is more wildlife as far as deer and as far as coyotes and as far as, like, whatever, wild game in this country now than when Christopher Columbus came here.
01:37:45.000But second of all, if he's right, and the idea is that with less forest than there used to be back then, like before, it was like fucking forest everywhere.
01:37:53.000The deforestation has actually created larger areas.
01:37:56.000Like, agriculture has created much more opportunity for deer to eat.
01:38:00.000So there's more deer now than ever before.
01:38:02.000They're more successful because there's less, like, mountain lions around and shit, because there's people around, they hear the cars and shit, they're not just, like, actively...
01:38:09.000Yeah, so they're getting to breed more, and you've got to manage that population.
01:38:13.000If you don't, you have deaths on the road.
01:38:47.000Like, I just spent over 400 bucks on a deer tag for the Ruby Mountains.
01:38:51.000In fact, hunters donate more money for conservation and have more impact on conservation because of the amount of money they spend on tags than any Yeah.
01:39:11.000You have to understand that you're a fucking animal, too.
01:39:14.000There's a delicate game that's going on between us and all the other.
01:39:17.000And yes, as the highest intellectual animal with thumbs on the planet Earth, not in the ocean, You know, it's debatable whether or not we're smarter than dolphins.
01:39:26.000If we can't understand their language, they can understand us.
01:39:41.000We all agree that you can't show cruelty to animals and make that happen.
01:39:45.000You can't be stomping people's cats and shooting people's dogs.
01:39:50.000You know, and so we associate our dogs and our pets who we love very much, our cats and what have you, we associate that with wild animals.
01:40:00.000Because wild animals will fucking eat your asshole.
01:40:03.000If you go out there and you go wandering around and you fall down and you sprain your ankle and a fucking bunch of wolves find you, guess what, fuckface?
01:40:13.000And the only thing that keeps those wolves from doing that is they know we have the bang sticks and the cars and all the shit that they're scared of.
01:40:30.000I bet I've watched a hundred documentaries on wolves.
01:40:32.000I watched a documentary about the dude who lived with the wolves and his gigantic wildlife containment and he would actually stuff a liver into the carcass so that he could prove that he was the alpha.
01:40:41.000He would eat the liver first and growl That guy's crazy.
01:43:31.000Numbering in the millions, these shockingly destructive and invasive wild hogs wreak havoc across the southern United States.
01:43:39.000They're so fucking strong and tough, wild pigs, that what happens is domestic pigs get out, and it's a weird thing, but within three weeks of being out in the wild, fending from their self, their body actually starts changing.
01:43:53.000The hair grows coarser, the nose extends, the tusks grow.
01:44:22.000They also cause fish kills because they fuck with ponds so much, they stomp around in them, that they get the ponds so muddy from running around in them that they choke off the fish.
01:45:21.000So they literally almost have to do this, where they're shooting them out of helicopters.
01:45:25.000They carry crazy amounts of diseases, and unless you want to just start fucking reintroducing wolves to Texas, you got to take care of these motherfuckers.
01:49:44.000I'm 27. Yeah, that's a perfect time to be developing between 22 and 29 and 30. But with the heavyweight, guys are sort of coming into their prime when they're hitting 30 and 31. It seems like the larger men learn how to move their body better later in life.
01:50:02.000Whereas, like, younger guys, they seem to, like, hit their threshold of where they kind of peak and fade off earlier.
01:52:26.000I think, though, it's like one of those things where it's like if you're really rich and you start bragging about it, people are like, douche.
01:52:33.000So if you're like Captain Fucks-A-Lot and you're out there slinging dick like a ninja, having sex with Jessica Biel and putting pictures of her ass on Twitter...
01:53:40.000That said, the human immune system, without a doubt, has benefited from vaccines.
01:53:45.000You know, I just don't know if we have too many of them or if in the past, I know for a fact, and I'm a supporter of vaccines without a doubt, I don't want to be even blurry about this, I think vaccines have changed this world and have made society safe for us from a lot of different ailments.
01:54:24.000I mean, there should be a lot of different things that you read from very educated people about the subject.
01:54:30.000And the reality is that educated people, for the most part, agree that vaccines are important, but the objective ones are willing to admit that people have been damaged by vaccines before.
01:54:40.000I have a friend, and her fucking dad has Lyme disease.
01:55:54.000It's again, it's one of those really complicated, nuanced issues where it's not a fucking grand design of eugenics by the elite to control the population and dumb us down.
01:56:07.000It's doctors trying to solve pandemic diseases.
01:56:10.000Save human beings, save civilizations.
01:56:12.000It was one of the more interesting things about my show was, to me, getting to talk to these disease specialists and scientists and doctors that were talking about various pandemic diseases, how many people are affected by tropical diseases.
01:56:26.000They were talking about people in poor, like, Africa and tropical environments where, like, everyone has parasites.
01:56:34.000And, like, sexual diseases that are super dangerous, like a type of syphilis that you can't cure, and then all these morphing-changing diseases, they're trying to constantly stay on top of these fucking things.
01:56:45.000And there's diseases like MERS. You ever heard of MERS? There's some disease called MERS that kills literally half the people that it gets infected by, or half the people that get infected with it.
01:56:56.000There's nutty shit out there, and there's doctors that are scrambling to try to cure these things, and try to come up with vaccines, But in the process, sometimes there's damage, you know?
01:57:07.000You said you talked about this on one of your shows that came out?
01:57:10.000Yeah, on the Joe Rogan Questions Everything show.
01:59:44.000So, $2.5 billion have been paid out from the Vaccine-Caused Injury and Death Compensation Fund.
01:59:50.000These are numbers that I'm reading off of, like, these are legitimate websites.
01:59:56.000This isn't, like, we're not just making things up.
01:59:58.000These are not propaganda websites, and they're not trying to hide this.
02:00:04.0009,785 claims have been dismissed, and of those claims, 3,982 claimants were paid $52 million to cover their attorney's fees and other legal costs.
02:00:17.000So they were paid, even the people where the claims were dismissed, they paid their legal fees.
02:00:34.000I don't understand it, but I know that, like, when Jenny McCarthy talks about vaccines and causing your kid autism, I have heard dudes who are, like, the most progressive, like, male feminists, like, really, like, kind towards women say some of the most nasty fucking evil shit to Jenny McCarthy.
02:01:23.000This is from 2002, a New Jersey girl whose mental development was stopped at two months old after a routine immunization has received a $4.7 million settlement from a national trust fund.
02:01:33.000I mean, what the fuck is going on, man?
02:02:16.000I think the people that are working on vaccines and that are fighting against pandemic diseases are doing an amazing job of keeping people safe, and they've eradicated some really fucking dangerous, horrible pandemic diseases.
02:02:29.000That said, obviously, some people, it fucks up.
02:02:34.000And I think it's not an either-or situation.
02:02:35.000I think people have to be really careful about that.
02:02:37.000Because if you're rallying against these people that are talking badly about vaccines, but then these facts are real and are available, what are you doing?
02:03:30.000That's my answer on chemtrails and that's my answer on vaccines.
02:03:33.000Two very complicated issues that a lot of people get real fuckery.
02:03:36.000Just don't have the good information to say yes or no.
02:03:38.000It might be that, but it's also that people attach themselves to the shit they believe.
02:03:43.000They want something to be a part of and have something to fight for.
02:03:46.000Yeah, and if they said something, if like you say, you know, the fucking rainbows are created by gremlins, bro, and then you start telling people that, and you make a video, and you put it on YouTube, man, you're committed to that shit.
02:03:57.000And there's a lot of people out there committed to some really iffy ideas.
02:04:44.000Because the world's not that fucking simple.
02:04:46.000There's a goddamn reason why when you hear a certain song, it reminds you of a certain time in your life or a certain person you knew, and you have this intense emotional reaction to it, and the beats of the music change your body,
02:05:02.000There's certain times where you're by yourself and Sweet Home Alabama comes on the radio at just the right time.
02:05:09.000And when it says, turn it up, it changes your body.
02:05:14.000The world is not just made out of numbers, and it's not just made out of hard surfaces, and it's not just made out of things you can weigh.
02:05:22.000There's also some weird spiritual aspect to this world.
02:05:25.000I think you manifest a lot of it with your attitude and your behavior and your actions, and I don't know how much of it would have been there without that.
02:06:13.000The injuries are just coming too easy.
02:06:15.000Maybe if I was at 70, maybe my ankle would have rolled a bit differently, and I would have more stability, just cutting weight, depleting the body too much.
02:06:21.000So that was my last fight at 55, which made me go up to 70. So yeah, who knows?
02:06:25.000It could have been, or it could have been that you realized after that that you needed to make a change, and being the winner that you are, felt the right path, and went down it, and succeeded.
02:07:45.000Well, he had some great fights and he had some great results and he had a long career.
02:07:48.000And he's still a bad motherfucker and a great professional fighter.
02:07:51.000But if you listen to people talk, they make Joe Riggs out to be Anderson Silva.
02:07:55.000They make Joe Riggs out to be some magic man.
02:07:58.000Some dude that on perfect moments, on the right moments...
02:08:01.000I remember talking to Billy Rush before he died, and Billy Rush was training those guys, and he said to me, he goes, he's one of the greatest talents I've ever seen.
02:08:09.000He said, this fucking kid can do it all, and he does it all perfect in spurts, in the gym, when his head's right.
02:08:18.000You know, and then shit happens in that crazy world of chaos.
02:08:23.000And sometimes it doesn't come together for you.
02:08:26.000You know, if it's the reason that everything happens for a reason, then there's some people that got dealt some shitty cards, you know what I mean?
02:09:36.000But that's one of the main things for sure.
02:09:38.000I want to make sure that they're biting down on the mouthpiece so we get the mouthpieces that you can breathe through the center of the hole a little bit.
02:09:46.000And he makes a double, an upper and lower, where you breathe out of it in the middle?
02:09:50.000There are impressions on the top and the bottom of your teeth, so your jaw does lock into place, but for mine specifically, I have a little air channel through the center.
02:10:23.000Well, they actually say that your jaw alignment does have some impact on how strong you are.
02:10:28.000Like, I think there's a science behind it.
02:10:30.000Like, if you have your mouth open and you try to deadlift, you try to deadlift, like, oh, I think, literally, you're not as strong as if you fucking clamp down.
02:10:37.000I don't think I've ever deadlifted with my mouth open.
02:11:35.000I don't know, like a couple weeks or whatever.
02:11:37.000But after it was open, after he cut out the scar tissue and turbinators, whatever those things were, trimmed that down, it was actually like a wider passage.
02:12:27.000One of the doctors was saying, I mean, obviously it's a doctor's opinion from different from different, but he was saying that he thinks the structural integrity of my nose would be worse.
02:17:15.000I don't even know exactly, but I've done a little bit of the soft chambers, and I can tell a big difference when I'm sitting in the hard chamber.
02:18:21.000Yeah, but this is supposed to be, according to Ian, this is even better.
02:18:26.000It's called Cyclic Variations in Adaptive Conditioning, CVAC. And it's some crazy pod that you lay in, and using proprietary pattern sequences, pressure is increased and decreased.
02:18:39.000to simulate low altitudes and high altitudes and as pressure increases the volume of oxygen in the air naturally increases air is thicker and warmer and as pressure decreases the volume of oxygen naturally diminishes and the air is thinner and cooler and they hypothesize that these changes stimulate an individual's natural adaptation response to environment and the experience is unique to the individual but it apparently has massive effects on healing And there's even scientific findings
02:19:10.000that were published in medical literature.
02:19:13.000So it's not like just crazy nonsense that some wacky dude wants to...
02:19:17.000There's probably not very many places to do this, right?
02:21:16.000Well, you obviously love it, you know, and that's exactly what you need.
02:21:21.000I think it's such an amazing thing, the ability to sort of mold young fighters and that for a guy like me who loves martial arts as an art, you know, as an art form, it really is an art form.
02:21:33.000I know people go, I was in an art form when you're injuring people.
02:21:38.000Yeah, but you're good enough to do it to not injure people too, you know what I mean?
02:21:41.000You're good enough at the art to where you can do it without injuring someone.
02:21:44.000You can defend yourself without hurting someone.
02:21:47.000Well, sure, if a dork attacked you, like say if some dude who was really good at Dungeons and Dragons and he fucking went spaz on you and rushed you, it's like, I'm going to bite him!
02:21:56.000I have it in my head if it ever came to the point outside the gym or the cage or something, if I had to fight in the street or defend myself.
02:22:17.000But we've all been in a situation where some drunk dude is clearly fucked up, is talking so much shit, and you're like, I could just uncork one on this guy's face and you know he's not going to see it coming.
02:24:13.000There's a guy named Michael Shermer, this famous skeptic, who has this very interesting quote about smart people defending dumb ideas.
02:24:20.000Smart people, there's a lot of very intelligent people that believe really stupid things, and the reason being is that they're smart enough to convince themselves that they're right.
02:24:27.000And they're smart enough to defend that stupid thing.
02:24:30.000And it's kind of an interesting point of view, but makes sense.
02:24:35.000It's fucking hard for people to say they're wrong.
02:24:37.000So I think that's a good talent for an athlete as well.
02:24:40.000Whether you have the skills or not, believe that you have the skills to win the fight, win the world title, pull yourself through that.
02:24:45.000Well, I think also, as a fighter, it's super important to be absolutely objective about your skill set.
02:24:50.000You can't, like when you're talking about observing fights and watching fights, and you have to be objective.
02:24:55.000You can't say, you know, hey, I'm watching TJ Dillashaw, I love that dude, so I'm looking at him in a way that's not, I'm just looking, everything's perfect, it's beautiful, I'm just loving watching him win.
02:25:05.000That's not the right way to do it, and you know that.
02:25:07.000So you have to step back and go, okay, what is he doing wrong?
02:25:10.000And how do I get my friendship out of the way and look at this objectively?
02:25:15.000That's why I do have the fighters watch the film.
02:25:17.000I have my buddy in Colorado, Mike Temple, watch the film.
02:25:19.000And it actually kind of happened to my accent because I watched the film, I'll make notes.
02:25:22.000And I watched the same fight again while I was high and didn't realize that I made notes.
02:26:27.000One thing, I do believe weed has a lot of benefits to it.
02:26:30.000And I started because I was getting major injuries and I didn't want to actually take the pain pills I was being prescribed for my surgeries.
02:26:36.000So that's why I started investigating weed and marijuana and I would help that to calm me down.
02:28:58.000I was having, like, the next day, having an issue, like, holding combinations for these guys and stuff, and just not remembering dates and stuff, so it did fuck with me personally.
02:29:04.000I caught in my memory, and I don't think it's for everybody, because I'm very, very high-strung and trying to get shit done all the time.
02:29:12.000So I think if somebody is already predisposed to be a slight bit lazy, this is not for you.
02:29:49.000And then, like, certain techniques, like kicking techniques, like I've gone over them high, and I, like, feel the weight transfer better.
02:29:55.000Because you know how, like, when you shin a bag, when you really whip your hip into it, there's certain times where you get it perfect, and there's certain times where it's a little off, a little weird, but then there's times when you just feel it!
02:31:29.000Hey, even if he's going to be a tap dancer.
02:31:31.000If I had a gay son, as long as he was happy, I would way rather have a gay, happy son than a depressed daughter or a depressed, straight son.
02:33:13.000I'm very curious to see what my children are going to turn into or become or what they are now and if they're going to be able to express that as an adult.
02:33:20.000Like, I'm pretty sure Lil Dwayne Banks is going to be a fighter.
02:33:47.000I want to hopefully when they get older, they can express, they can be who they want to be and not be stuck in some shitty job that they're unhappy with.
02:35:06.000And there's fresh guava and mangoes and all these different plants that are just growing there and they hunt...
02:35:12.000Excuse me, hunt wild pigs and there's wild sheep and all these sorts of different animals that you can, like, they hunt and fish and eat fresh fruits everywhere.
02:35:21.000And apparently people go there and they take a boat and they just stay there for months and months at a time.
02:37:02.000It's a hollowed out log and they had like nets that they created that they made themselves and they would take a year to make a fucking net and they would set these nets and just go out there and hope that they would catch enough fish to keep their fucking children alive.
02:37:18.000Yeah, because it took you a year to build that net.
02:37:20.000How long did it take you to go 1500 miles by canoe?
02:38:00.000So let's say, best case scenario, you're going gangster and while you're catching fish and feeding your family, you're going 100 miles a day.
02:38:07.000It would take you 15 fucking days to get all the way out there to the middle of the ocean and find Hawaii.
02:38:11.000Then how many calories would you need to do that as well?
02:39:26.000Today's modern day fucking ninjas right here.
02:39:28.000So if I miss a myth and they punch me in the face, that's going to be an issue.
02:39:31.000So I've got to be on point with things for sure.
02:39:33.000Even though I tell the guys, even if I do hold the myths on the wrong side, the striker needs to control their strike and that's just the way it has to be.
02:41:35.000Look, we're dealing with very complicated issues where you're altering human neurochemistry through psychedelics.
02:41:42.000People don't want to think of marijuana as a psychedelic.
02:41:45.000It is, without a doubt, a psychoactive substance.
02:41:47.000And if you eat it in large doses, it's as psychedelic as anything.
02:41:50.000If you don't believe that, you're fucked.
02:41:52.000Because if you do take it and you're not ready, you're going to get an experience very unlike a regular get high, smoke a joint.
02:42:00.000So I think that anything like that can fuck you up.
02:42:04.000And anything that can fuck you up mentally, we should tread with caution.
02:42:08.000Because of the fact that we don't have education, we don't have centers where someone can go and they can say, well, in a controlled environment, you and your friends, what we would like to do is we're going to bring you in here.
02:42:18.000We have a very specific level of marijuana we're going to give you.
02:42:21.000We're going to work you up to where we think you can handle it.
02:42:23.000So you could be in a comfortable, safe environment.
02:42:25.000Like, have you guys gone to the marijuana fucking treatment center yet?
02:43:13.000That's just from what I understand, from what I was told anyways, that head trauma, severe weight cutting, redlining your body, and then of course steroids or taking too much steroids if you need to.
02:43:21.000I've got three of the four fucking symptoms right there.
02:43:24.000Head trauma, severe weight cutting, and redlining your body.
02:45:10.000Left hook, right leg kick, this position, that position, this, that.
02:45:14.000You sort of picture it, and then once you train with a guy who's explaining that stuff to you, then you watch a fight, you can see it take place.
02:45:51.000It's Ernesto Hoost leg kick highlight.
02:45:53.000What's cool for me is to be such a fan of Ernesto, and then one time in Japan I seen him, and then he knew who I was, so I was like, oh, fuck, man, that's pretty cool.
02:48:00.000Again, I don't think that it's good that Bob Sapp did that, but I think that it's good that we got to see what happens when a guy that big can do that.
02:48:08.000Even a guy like Ernesto Hoos, you can't stop that bum rush.
02:48:11.000That big, crazy fuck is just gonna fucking Donkey Kong you into the ground.
02:49:42.000Well, I think he was making good money in Japan for a while, but then I think he ran into some problems with them, and remember there was that 1K1 event where he wouldn't come out and fight?
02:49:50.000Yeah, they didn't prepay him or something.
02:49:51.000Well, they wanted him to sign a contract before he fought.