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00:00:12.000Yeah, and what I was saying is what makes him super crazy special for me, I look forward to him so much, is it's not just the best possible podcast situation, the most fun, the funnest shit.
00:09:15.000It was so perfect and so fucking, like that technique was about as flawless and as beautiful as you can get.
00:09:22.000Yeah, that was two big points was that we had never seen Connor face adversity and we had never seen him on the ground with a real Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt like Nate.
00:13:01.000Completely dominate, continue to dominate the 145 division, and I think he could make a lot of epic fights at 155. Beat some big names, but then lose to some other big names.
00:13:12.000He'll be one of the top guys at 55. I don't know if he'll just clean house like he did at 45, but I believe if he stayed at 55, he would do some serious damage.
00:14:08.000I want to know if he could do to Conor what he was able to do to Nate, what he was able to do to a lot of guys, like Pettis, what he did to Pettis, you know?
00:16:18.000When they fought the first time, where she was winning was on the ground and she was doing well on the feet too, but Joanna caught her with a big uppercut I think in the first round and rocked her.
00:17:20.000I don't know, man, but give her a world tour first.
00:17:23.000She won one of the greatest victories in the history of MMA. Down on the scorecards, in the fourth round, with two minutes to go, she hits a takedown.
00:21:23.000Yeah, that comeback, that last second, that's like a grand slam in the bottom of the ninth.
00:21:28.000And the scramble to get to the back, her scramble, the way she held on as Holly kept moving and changing and adjusting, she kept holding on, then finally the Hail Mary, Holly tries to flip her over the top and she hangs on.
00:21:40.000She hangs on to the joke and sinks it in and gets the hooks in.
00:21:44.000And when Holly goes to sleep punching in the air, oh my god!
00:22:03.000In 20 years, when they look back at that, and they have some old Orson Welles type narrator talking about going through all that transition.
00:22:14.000There was a lot of drama going on there.
00:22:17.000Man, she didn't just take her back and choke her.
00:24:14.000Then it wouldn't have been so juicy at the end.
00:24:16.000Exactly, because she had gone through the full five, when they were in the fifth round, and it was like, we've got to see, she's trying things, they're not working.
00:26:27.000I know that's hard to swallow, but you can't be one of those fighters that, and there's a bunch of them out there, that they didn't really want to get offensively good at jiu-jitsu.
00:26:40.000They weren't attracted to passing the guard and taking the back and choking PPI. There's a lot of wrestlers out there that just wanted to keep it on the feet, do a little takedown defense, and if you have to take them down, stay in half guard and pound them out, and just keep it simple and keep it like that.
00:31:47.000Catching her with elbows coming in, catching her with straight lefts, and then that fucking setup for the head kick when Ronda's all stumbling and she just catches her with that head kick.
00:31:57.000I mean, just a spectacular mixed martial arts performance overall.
00:32:36.000You know, she's just so good at kickboxing.
00:32:38.000I think she just wants to stay sharp in that and that's what she wants to do to girls because she feels like she has this big advantage against them in that.
00:32:48.000But obviously she needs a little work on it.
00:33:46.000But Baja Dozada was able to take him down and he just didn't have any answers off his back.
00:33:51.000It's like one of those examples of a guy who's a really talented striker where you're not getting to see the full extent of his talent because he has a difficult time fighting off his back and he has a difficult time keeping guys from taking him down.
00:34:03.000Guys are figuring that out with him, and a couple guys have dominated him on the ground.
00:34:08.000It's just unfortunate, because he's so talented with his striking.
00:34:11.000When you see a guy like that, you just want to go, man, if you could figure out a way to find balance in your skill set, how good would he be?
00:36:03.000There's very few people that are going to exist in this sport at the upper echelons with just one way to go.
00:36:10.000One of the things that's so scary about a guy like Nate is that Nate's boxing is just as good as his jiu-jitsu.
00:36:18.000You know, and sometimes you don't see the jiu-jitsu that much because he's so confident in his boxing and he throws down with guys, but guys go to the ground with him.
00:36:27.000I mean, he's choked out some good dudes.
00:40:08.000It was the first Pan Ams, and it was in L.A. and El Segundo, 1996 or 97, the first Pan Ams.
00:40:16.000I went for a toehold, and there was about...
00:40:21.000500 Brazilians that they shipped in because it was the first Pan Ams and there was like this big retreat and they had them all in this hotel right down the street from the gym and it was mayhem and shit.
00:41:30.000Well, I felt like a little kid because I ran into Eric Paulson in the parking lot and he was getting the same reaction when he was going for leg locks and he was like a blue belt at the time.
00:41:38.000And I think we're the same age, but for some reason I always felt like a little kid and he had all this knowledge.
00:41:44.000He was a blue belt in jiu-jitsu, but he had trained in Japan and fought in chudo and shit.
00:41:48.000He was already like a professional fighter and was an expert at leg locks who just got into jiu-jitsu.
00:41:54.000So he's competing at a blue belt, fucking everybody up with leg locks.
00:41:57.000It's Eric Paulson, young ass Eric Paulson, 24. And we're in the parking lot and he showed me this leg lock.
00:42:03.000And he goes, listen, check this out, man.
00:42:42.000Gracie Nationals and Gracie Worlds, you can do heel hooks at purple belt and above.
00:42:47.000White belt and blue belt, no heel hooks.
00:42:50.000You could do straight ankle locks and knee bars at blue and no legs at all at white.
00:42:54.000Zero legs at white, straight ankle locks, knee bars, leg compression at blue, and then they allow heel hooks, full reaping and everything, purple belt on.
00:43:39.000If people were to get, trust me, as a businessman, if I saw that I'm walking around every night and I'm looking at what's going on, I know exactly who's playing what, everyone's different style.
00:44:23.000So if you are not training leg locks, leg locks, you know, when everything, when it's submission only, when there's not all these stupid rules, when they just, when it's just like that jujitsu that you fell in love with.
00:44:34.000Everybody falls in love with the jujitsu that they walk into their dojo and then they train for the first day and they fucking love it.
00:46:02.000On paper, it sounds crazy, but in practice, it's the best thing.
00:46:05.000Because if you watch a jiu-jitsu match, one of the things that happens if you're a casual observer, if you watch a Marcelo Garcia, some guy just attacks and strangles somebody like, whoa, that was amazing.
00:46:17.000I've showed some people that don't ever do jiu-jitsu.
00:46:20.000I've showed them a Marcelo Garcia match, and you watch them choke somebody, and it's so spectacular to watch because his movements are so impressive.
00:47:17.000You could use that as a training tool.
00:47:18.000Like getting good at points tournaments just because you're going to work on your passing and your sweeping and you might as well do points.
00:47:27.000And for MMA, if you're lethal with punches and you like to do that, it's not a bad strategy at all.
00:47:32.000Yeah, there's nothing wrong with that.
00:47:42.000My goal has always been to create a jiu-jitsu show, and I thought it would have been done by now, and a lot of people have tried, to put a jiu-jitsu show together that's so exciting that it can compete on the overall entertainment value with an MMA show,
00:48:40.000And there's a feeling of a camaraderie in that kind of a crowd that's very different than a crowd that just comes out to see like a UFC event.
00:48:48.000Because a lot of the people in the audience at a UFC are gigantic fans.
00:49:24.000So when a fight goes to a draw, like at the end of it, the time runs out, what you do is you take these guys and you force them into dangerous positions.
00:50:06.000Well, traditionally, in overtime, with jiu-jitsu matches, it usually came down to wrestling, who had the better wrestling, because if there would be overtime, there's no points or whatever, they go into overtime, there's three-minute overtime, five-minute overtime, or sudden death, whoever gets the first points wins.
00:50:21.000It's really going to come down to who has the best wrestling, because that overtime period, they both start on their feet.
00:50:27.000So what's the most important thing on your feet is the wrestling here.
00:50:34.000The superior wrestlers are going to win.
00:50:37.000That's always been the case, really, in all the overtimes.
00:50:39.000It always comes down to the wrestling, generally.
00:50:41.000So I never really was a fan of that, because I've seen plenty of wrestlers in submission tournaments not know anything about submitting, but they'll run away with the gold medals just based on their wrestling.
00:51:38.000If it goes all three rounds and we're still tied, whether it's a submission each or an escape each and another escape, and that's three total, or all escapes, we add a All the combined escape and submission times together and whoever had the quickest or shortest time wins.
00:51:57.000So it encourages that when you're on my back that I'm not going to just sit there and just hold the choke.
00:52:01.000You should try to get the fuck out because if this goes to a triple overtime, this is going to matter.
00:52:08.000So what it does is it opens up a submission for the guy because the guy has to escape.
00:52:12.000If it's confusing, you can go see it live.
00:53:47.000But the problem was, it was too much work.
00:53:50.000I looked into it and I'm like, I can't do this shit.
00:53:53.000But Victor came in, Victor Davila, he's the Spanish commentator for the UFC, came up to me and he said, hey listen, let me do all the work.
00:57:17.000He would do the MMA and he's in there now and he's throwing down and he's making some waves.
00:57:21.000Yeah, Gary Tonin is going to be really interesting because he's been striking for quite a while, like really trying to tighten it up, really working on getting that in order.
00:57:58.000I think there's a bunch of people kind of knew leg locks and were good at leg locks.
00:58:03.000But it seems like once Donaher and that crew got involved in it, there became like a whole new level of intensity when it comes to leg locks.
00:59:13.000I go, how did Eddie Cummings hurt his leg?
00:59:15.000He goes, well, he was rolling with some of the other students that we have in the gym that might be a little bit more advanced than him with leg locks.
01:00:18.000Just hit him with a straight knee cut pass with that underhook and just didn't finish him, but he stayed out of leg lock danger and he won on points.
01:00:43.000But, um, nonetheless, though, he, uh, That's one kind of game right there, because he for sure wasn't going to start playing leg locks with Gary Tonin.
01:01:26.000So go back just to when you were competing in the tournament as a white belt and people screaming and booing when you're going for a leg lock.
01:01:33.000Could you imagine what it's like today, 2016?
01:01:50.000The problem is, the legs are the strongest muscles in the body, right?
01:01:54.000The legs are attached to the longest limbs.
01:01:57.000You can move them in ways you can never move your arms.
01:02:00.000You realize how limited your arms are When you're not using your legs to go after legs and to hold positions, you realize how it's kind of silly almost to use your arms as opposed to your legs.
01:02:11.000Most of the community looks at it in a negative way.
01:02:29.000Isn't that amazing, though, that the very thing that made Jiu-Jitsu so popular in the first place was that it had figured out a way to make something the most technically effective, where a small guy like Hoyce can beat a big guy like Dan Severin.
01:02:42.000It was using the techniques that work.
01:02:45.000But then these new techniques that work, they're like, nope, I don't know those.
01:04:05.000Yeah, so if you listen, if you're thinking about like, man, I never watched a Jiu-Jitsu tournament before, but the way these guys are talking about, it's making my dick hard.
01:04:37.000Anyway, multiple-time world champion as a purple belt and an absolute...
01:04:42.000He's just a bad motherfucker all around.
01:04:44.000But what I was saying is if you've never watched a submission tournament, you've never seen guys try to submit each other, you're like, this sounds kind of interesting.
01:07:45.000I don't know nothing about no 10th Planet.
01:07:47.000At 32. How crazy is it that we were in love with that Zacharias Hitchin guy's books, and now they think they might have actually found this planet.
01:07:58.000They have no photographs of it, but they are pretty sure to the point where they're stepping out and saying there's a large planet, probably about four times the size of Earth, that's outside of our source system.
01:12:38.000They've identified hundreds of planets now, which is really weird because just a decade or so ago, they hadn't identified any outside of our solar system.
01:13:36.000I might be butchering this and if I am I apologize.
01:13:39.000But what I've read and try to remember was that there's something called the galactic shelf and that would indicate something that has a lot of mass.
01:14:55.000Everything would be in the back of your mind, except, oh my god, there's a planet out there, and it's a bunch of fucking people who made us out of monkeys.
01:15:02.000They came down, they did genetic engineering experiments on monkeys, just like we would do.
01:15:09.000If we fucking found some planet in outer space, especially if we were like scientists that were like thousands of years removed from us today, like way, way, way, way, way in the future, maybe millions,
01:15:24.000like a million years more evolved, they'd look at these monkeys like, we're just gonna help them out here.
01:15:35.000That'd be the greatest thing to experience ever.
01:15:39.000Like, could you imagine how earth-shattering it would be if there was a real life form from another planet that we could absolutely identify, a real civilization, and they were super advanced, and they were coming by to visit?
01:17:43.000Look, there's a certain amount of that stuff that is absolutely fascinating.
01:17:47.000When you look at some of the depictions of, like, aircrafts that, like, the Egyptians used to do, they used to make, like, these little model aircrafts with, like, a rudder.
01:17:57.000What do you think is the most compelling evidence for you, if you had, like, a UFO skeptic right here, and you had, like, five minutes, what's your go-to shit?
01:18:37.000Well, ball lightning apparently moves like some alien spacecraft.
01:18:42.000And apparently if you saw ball lightning and they've identified it, it's like this really rare form of lightning that instead of coming down like really fast like a line, it can move around.
01:19:03.000And I think if you were flying around, man, and you saw that, you'd probably think that was a UFO. And if you saw a lot of the experimental aircraft that they did, I talked about it with Shermer before you got here.
01:19:14.000I think there's a lot of that stuff with just people seeing shit.
01:20:01.000It's like, well, I don't believe in fairy tales, but I believe maybe we were created by aliens who ran experiments on monkeys and they're all written.
01:20:09.000Like, how come we won't believe the Bible, but we believe the Sumerian text?
01:21:18.000Yeah, I mean, it's just a matter of time before they do something like that.
01:21:21.000If they can do this genetic engineering and get through a few generations of it to the fact they got the kinks ironed out...
01:21:26.000And start making a series of Alexander Corellins with an Einstein brain.
01:21:32.000Yeah, can you imagine if they can have a brain beyond Einstein?
01:21:35.000If you could create a human or a clone, but you could do something so the brain develops like 10 times stronger, and you're just like, you could read minds and shit.
01:21:47.000And then when that does happen, and we see some poor monkey on some other planet, and we're fucking flying around out there in space, we'll be like, let's fix that, dude.
01:22:02.000They probably would have figured out language if we gave them enough time.
01:22:05.000Do you know they think that chimps are starting to enter into the Stone Age?
01:22:08.000It looks like I was just watching a documentary of a monkey, and everyone's seen those videos of monkeys with sticks, and they're using it to eat ants and shit like that.
01:22:18.000I was watching a video of a monkey who broke off a stick and started banging the bark to get some honey that was under the bark, but the stick wasn't big enough, so he throws it, and then he helps and grabs another one, carves it all out, and then starts, bah,
01:22:40.000What happens then when they learn how to use it as a weapon on each other and shit?
01:22:44.000Well, what's amazing is what if what we're seeing is them learning it?
01:22:48.000What if what we're seeing is like, you know, when they're just starting to observe this now, what if in our lifetime they start using tools?
01:22:55.000It seems like that's what's going on because either it's one of two things.
01:22:58.000Either they just didn't have enough video of them back then, and they didn't have enough people observing them to really realize they've probably been using these tools for 100 years or so, or they just started doing it in our lifetime.
01:24:35.000Water refraction is a big factor in bow fishing.
01:24:40.000These people who fish with bows and arrows, if you look at a fish, Say if you look down in the water and you see like the fish would be where this laptop is.
01:26:04.000When you listen to it, she's way smarter than me, and she knows way more about primates than I do.
01:26:10.000So I talk shit, and I say, I don't think Bigfoot's real.
01:26:13.000He might be, but I don't think it's real.
01:26:14.000But when I hear someone as smart as her, who basically lives in the jungle, I mean, she's in the jungle so goddamn much, she might as well live in the jungle.
01:27:15.000Well, now you'll be amazed when I tell you that I'm sure that they exist.
01:27:20.000I've talked to so many Native Americans who've all described the same sounds, two who've seen them.
01:27:25.000There was a little tiny snippet in the newspaper just last week which says that British scientists have found what they believed to be a yeti hare and that the scientists in the Natural History Museum in London couldn't identify it as any known animal.
01:27:40.000Did you always have this belief that they existed?
01:27:42.000Well, I'm a romantic, so I always wanted them to exist.
01:27:46.000Animals were my passion from even before I could speak, apparently.
01:33:03.000And he was there one time with a friend, and every evening they used to hear some absolutely bizarre noises.
01:33:09.000and calls and they couldn't figure out what the hell it was and so they took up a tape recorder one time and this is what they recorded okay it is very bizarre indeed We
01:33:47.000decided to record the sounds on a CD and a cassette and make them available to people.
01:38:28.000Well, you're going to go in a helicopter and pick up some guy from the middle of the fucking Bornean jungle and make him fight in a cage fight.
01:40:37.000But killer whales versus sharks, I think, unless the shark is really big and the killer whale is really young, I think killer whales are just way too smart.
01:43:07.000Well, Alaska is one thing like Anchorage is badass, but this is like the where the people are eating Whales and shit, they're like north of that.
01:44:32.000But if you leave your kid out on the lawn, yeah.
01:44:35.000Yeah, if you just stand back and let, if they're hungry, especially if there's something wrong with them, like they're too tired to go get a salmon, and they're getting old.
01:47:14.000Well, there's been some real operations that are undeniable, that are pretty fucking crazy.
01:47:19.000And then how crazy is it that at CNN, it's rumored that based on how they present stuff, based on how it's going down, what they show, what they're pushing, and based on the agenda, Any retard will say,
01:48:15.000The government ran brothels in San Francisco and New York, and they got guys who came in to get laid, and they dosed them with LSD so they could study them.
01:49:01.000It's been over 50 years, but Wayne Ritchie says he can still remember how it felt to be dosed with acid.
01:49:06.000He was drinking bourbon and soda with other federal officers on a holiday party in 1957 at the U.S. Post Office building on 7th and Mission Streets.
01:49:15.000They were cracking jokes and swapping stories.
01:50:11.000But it's really interesting because what had happened was they were doing these studies on soldiers and they just couldn't get people to do it anymore.
01:50:16.000People were like, get the fuck out of here.
01:50:39.000I mean, just the fact everybody knows that there's corruption at the top levels in the CIA. Not everybody, but there's a lot of corruption.
01:51:17.000The same thing that's happening with performance-enhancing drugs in the UFC. That with someone like Jeff Nowitzki, when they have these USADA guys that are just...
01:51:28.000Showing up at your house 4 o'clock in the morning, taking random tests.
01:51:32.000They have all these crazy things they could test for that no one even knew about, you know?
01:51:37.000So slowly but surely, everybody's forced to be natural and compete naturally.
01:51:42.000And that's what we're seeing right now in the UFC. It's just too risky.
01:52:09.000I think that's because of something like, you know, the new understanding of how to test people and something like the UFC hiring Novitski to go after this, right?
01:53:01.000I don't think you can hide things forever when it comes to, like, some of the practices that some corporations that are unscrupulous will engage in that aren't necessarily ethical.
01:53:11.000Like, how about the BP oil spill, right?
01:53:13.000Like, how about how the other, you know, the way they cleaned it up and they made people...
01:54:12.000It's strange to see a president that is...
01:54:14.000Okay, whether you like him or don't like him, whether you support his beliefs or you think he's the worst thing ever, I'm just looking at it as objectively, like as a performance piece.
01:54:27.000There's never been a guy that understands how to manipulate the media the way he does.
01:55:04.000They hired Obama, they thought everything was gonna change, and it, I guess, did a little in some fronts, and it was good socially, and the world's evolving in that way, in that direction anyway, so that's all good.
01:55:15.000But Guantanamo Bay's still open, people are still in Afghanistan, it seems like the, you know, it's still chaos everywhere.
01:55:23.000I don't know if anybody could have ever fixed it, right?
01:57:56.000He's talking about how big his hands are and they're going back and forth with each other and insulting his hair and insulting his spray tan.
01:58:04.000It's like they're roasting against each other.
01:59:26.000And based on that and their qualifications, but based on, like, back and forth bullshit bickering with each other and insulting each other on our spray tans and your...
01:59:52.000And you're insulting each other on makeup and tan?
01:59:55.000You should be saying, do you know how fucking stupid it is?
01:59:58.000That we're talking about, we have a five minute time period that you get to talk in, or whatever the fuck it is, and you're gonna spend your time insulting each other on hand size, and you guys are babies.
02:00:49.000Like, you just, that's a whole country.
02:00:50.000You're talking about millions of people.
02:00:52.000You're talking about, you know, like, well, someone's doing the raping.
02:00:55.000He says some crazy shit, and it works.
02:00:58.000Man, it works as far as, like, if it's all a PR campaign, and he just gets in there and he says, ladies and gentlemen, look, I said what I said, and I did what I did to prove a point that our media system is corrupt.
02:02:49.000Representative government is kind of crazy.
02:02:51.000The idea that you can have a bunch of people, they vote, and they vote for one person, that person represents that state, and then they try to pick the president, you have the electoral college, and all this wackiness.
02:03:02.000We all agree that that's kind of crazy, right?
02:03:04.000We all agree that it doesn't make much sense.
02:03:05.000There's a lot of things we don't get to vote on.
02:03:07.000There's a lot of decisions the country goes one way or another way that we were really unhappy with and it would be nice if we had like a giant public debate.
02:03:15.000So the only person that's going to change that, the only person who's going to knock that off its ass, is Trump.
02:03:21.000Because he's the only guy who's got his own money like that, from the Republican side.
02:06:54.000We know about the propaganda that the government, you know, and then finally it worked after 10 years of all this propaganda that made weed look like it killed you and stuff and made you do crazy shit.
02:07:07.000And we all know that that's from big industry like DuPont and the Rockefellers and all that.
02:07:11.000We all know that, that they were trying to shut down the industry.
02:07:13.000They were blaming it on the Mexican smoking weed.
02:07:15.000But we all know that as weed enthusiasts.
02:07:18.000But you know what you don't know is, you know, alcohol prohibition was also because of John Rockefeller.
02:07:24.000He supported anti-alcohol groups and blew them up and donated millions to blow them up to get to outlaw alcohol because he saw it as a threat to gasoline.
02:13:55.000If you're a conspiracy theorist, most people don't go beyond JFK. There's so much in just JFK and then all this...
02:14:03.000If you want to get into Watergate and the Iran-Contra and all of the 9-11, there's so much information.
02:14:09.000It's so hard to get into multiple things.
02:14:11.000But once you got that covered, go back and find out how it all started.
02:14:16.000And you learn when you find out that George Sr.'s dad, Prescott Bush, started the CIA. And then you go back and his dad, Samuel Bush, was a Frank Rockefeller's right-hand man and how the Bushes and the Rockefellers have always ran shit.
02:14:35.000When you go back, Samuel Bush, George Sr., think about how old he is, his grandfather ran with Rockefeller.
02:14:43.000You have to do a podcast, you and Michael Shermer.
02:15:12.000Conor and Nate are both fucking legends right now, both of them.
02:15:16.000Holly Holm, Misha Tate, both legends right now.
02:15:19.000We're going to look back at this 20 years from now and have an old man narrate the highlights and it's going to be fucking insane sitting in your wheelchair thinking about this shit.