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00:02:09.000They've done it so much, so much experience that you could trust them.
00:02:12.000No matter what crowd you put them in front of, no matter who you put in front of them, they're gonna perform like they do at the gym at their best.
00:02:20.000Yeah, that's a great way of describing it.
00:04:07.000These guys are in, for sure, the top...
00:04:11.000Of their class, you know, I would put either one of these guys up against a lot of the 155-pounders in the, you know, the top eight, top nine, you know?
00:04:22.000Dude, they could throw down with anybody.
00:04:23.000They could go right there with Conor McGregor.
00:12:14.000It's almost a shame in a fight that's that close.
00:12:17.000I would like to see what the results are.
00:12:19.000I think the majority of people thought that Conor won, and this is what I think you have to consider, those knockdowns, and that Conor was staggering him with those straight lefts and cracking him with those leg kicks.
00:12:31.000You look at decisive moments in the fight, I feel like those decisive moments of super crisp punching, where he knocks him down, where he's repeatedly landing that leg kick, that's kind of worth a lot.
00:12:46.000Early in that first round, particularly.
00:12:48.000But if it meant that much, you could look at it another way.
00:12:51.000If it meant that much, maybe it didn't mean that much, because if it did, how was he on his back when the fight ended and Nate Diaz is on top, rounding and pounding, like, if all that meant so much?
00:13:02.000Maybe it didn't mean that much, after all.
00:13:53.000And there's some guys that present real scary problems, and you've got to figure those problems out, and whoever's winning towards the end Is the guy that really figured the problem out the best.
00:14:03.000Because the guy who's on the ground, you shouldn't really be thinking in a fight, I'm already ahead, I'm just going to let this guy get on top of me.
00:15:27.000I don't think a lot of people totally understand who's even winning fights sometimes.
00:15:33.000You know, I don't think people understand who's in a bad position and who's totally safe.
00:15:40.000I just think there has to be a level of competency in martial arts themselves to truly grasp it at the highest level.
00:15:48.000That's why I think like former fighters would be like Ricardo Almeida I know is doing it in New Jersey which is awesome and he's a brilliant guy and was a great fighter too.
00:15:58.000And a black belt in jiu-jitsu completely understands the ground like that's the kind of guy you want being a judge like that's perfect.
00:16:06.000You want a guy who really understands the sport, and we have to make some sort of consensus as to what's most important.
00:16:14.000Like, if you're gonna judge the fight the way we're doing it right now, round by round, and a guy could just be overwhelming the guy towards the end of the fight, and it looks like he's winning, and he loses a decision.
00:16:25.000Which, I think we all agree, it just doesn't make any sense.
00:16:28.000See right here, here's a good example.
00:16:30.000The first half of this round, Jim Miller's all over Joe Lozon landing the bigger shots, but now the round's ending with Joe Lozon getting the takedown and...
00:16:40.000Passing over his half guard right now.
00:16:42.000Maybe not doing the same kind of damage that Jim Miller was doing on him on their feet.
00:16:47.000So if the round ends here, you know, some people would give it to Jim, some people would give it to Joe.
00:17:55.000Like, think of these guys that are doing these YouTube clips now, you know, where they're breaking down fights and talking about technique.
00:18:02.000Have you ever seen a lot of those, like Lawrence Kenshin?
00:20:15.000I mean, I don't think everybody's gonna agree.
00:20:18.000Strikers gonna think that striking is more important.
00:20:20.000I think getting hit is worse than being controlled.
00:20:23.000If it comes down between dude took him down and held him but didn't do any damage, but earlier in the round he got hit with like three good shots that kind of stunned him and rocked him, you go with the guy that landed the punches.
00:20:44.000If you get taken down and end up in some dude's full guard or even side control, it doesn't mean the fight was almost over.
00:20:50.000I mean, if you get all the fights that had side control in them or full guard in them and factor in how many times the fight ended from that position, it's super low.
00:21:17.000I've always wondered, like, when you're watching a five-minute round, and a guy takes a guy down at, like, three minutes and fifty seconds, and then for the next, you know, minute is just completely dominating on the ground.
00:23:12.000Why is one 10-9 round where a guy totally kicks a guy's ass, and it's a 10-9 round, and another one a 10-9 round where they're just barely squeaking by each other?
00:23:41.000If the first round was too close to call, I'm like, I'm not going to call that one right now, because if the second one's too close to call, I'm going to give them a round each, and then we're going to decide it in the third.
00:23:49.000A lot of people don't know that you used to do it for the UFC, because it was so long ago.
00:24:25.000I never fought in UFC. I never fought MMA, so I was the wrong guy.
00:24:29.000You weren't the wrong guy, because you know a lot about fighting, and you had a really good system.
00:24:34.000Your system is probably one of the best systems, plus if you also analyze the other aspects of the fight.
00:24:42.000If you look at your system, you would have takedowns in one column, and then you would have submissions and kicks and punches, and you would just make marks for each guy whenever you did it.
00:24:52.000You'd look at it all, think about it in your head, and then decide what was important.
00:25:01.000You know those subjective calls you have?
00:25:03.000But towards the end of the round, even though he only landed four or five punches, he had his opponent really badly hurt, so I'm going to give him the round.
00:25:11.000Yeah, the only reason I did that is because I had to go on air, and I had to know what the fuck I'm talking about.
00:25:15.000And when you're watching a fight, you forget.
00:25:17.000So I would write anything significant, I would write down, and I'd have the shorthand for, like, left hook.
00:25:23.000And then so if I went on air, I could look down at that and go, well, early in the round, he had a takedown, but he did get knocked down, and he landed a couple leg kicks, and I'm going to give the round to boom.
00:25:35.000You know, that way I sounded like I actually remembered what I was watching.
00:26:57.000You know, there is hope that these conversations that we have on podcasts about the scoring system, it should be this or it should be that.
00:27:42.000Someone had me look this up during the fights last weekend, so I just So you were just a Joe Rogan fan, but you were like, when he would talk about MMA, you'd be like, ugh, right?
00:34:27.000Apparently they vandalized a gas station, and the security guard was making them pay for it, and whether or not they wanted to do it or not, but a gun was pulled to make them pay.
00:34:37.000A gun was pulled out, not on them, but on them.
00:36:11.000You know, she takes like two months and she goes down to Alliance and she trains with Eric Del Fiero, who is one of the most unheralded guys out of all the top guys.
00:36:47.000She does not want to be on the inside with Rawlings.
00:36:49.000Rawlings was hitting her with too many different things.
00:36:51.000She was hitting her with punches up top and then knees to the body.
00:36:54.000And the knees to the body, two or three of them look real good.
00:36:58.000And also, like, her distance is real good.
00:37:00.000Like, see how she's, like, sliding outside of Paige's stuff?
00:37:04.000But constantly pressuring her, so she's making Paige explode forward, and then it's nowhere near her, and then she's constantly keeping up that pace on her.
00:37:23.000You can see when one person is just starting to catch fire, starting to find it and feel it, and then you see their skill levels play out too.
00:37:35.000Van Zandt is super scrappy on the ground, really tough, but Rawlings is just a seasoned striker, man.
00:39:08.000But Paige is one of those alpha male athletes.
00:39:12.000So she's at Team Alpha Male with Uriah Faber and Chad Mendes and...
00:39:18.000Cody Garbrandt, and there's a ton of savages, and Justin Buchholz, who's the trainer there now, who's one of the trainers there now, and I think Justin's still fighting, too.
00:39:28.000Can you imagine how big Paige's MMA and Fitness Academy would be?
00:41:20.000Maybe that was the plan, to get her coming in.
00:41:23.000Just keep her coming in, coming in, coming in.
00:41:26.000Well, it looked like, you know, she was having her moments, but it looked like Beck Rawlings was having an advantage over her in the striking.
00:45:38.000He'll catch you with that front leg sidekick, and then if you respond to it, he'll go like he's going to do to it, and then hit you in the face with a roundhouse kick instead.
00:47:00.000They're allowed to beat the fuck out of each other.
00:47:03.000They just drop their gloves and they go knuckle to knuckle.
00:47:07.000It's the only time you're allowed to go knuckle to knuckle with somebody on TV. You can't go knuckle to knuckle with anybody in a UFC fight.
00:49:51.000He was like, I gotta learn how to wrestle.
00:49:53.000I'm just gonna fucking become buddies with one of the toughest wrestlers in MMA. And I'm gonna train like an animal with a guy who can beat my ass.
00:50:07.000Would you recommend to a UFC fighter or like a new guy on the Ultimate Fighter show, you got these young guys coming in, would you ever recommend they take Taekwondo classes?
00:50:18.000It's not a bad thing to do, but the problem is if you're in the middle of learning how to fight, you might want to concentrate on, I mean, if you're gonna compete, it's almost like you might want to concentrate on those other aspects before you really attempt it.
00:50:36.000You'd have to talk to a guy who's constantly training guys and is really aware of how much resources you actually have as far as how hard you can train at stuff.
00:50:46.000Because if you're training two or three times a day, which a lot of these guys are, You know, you're probably already dedicated to like strength and conditioning, jujitsu class.
00:50:55.000But you're seeing like maybe the style that Wonderboy has, maybe that's a glimpse of the future.
00:51:01.000Like everybody got to get on this eventually.
00:51:03.000So if you tell a guy who's just getting into it, you know what, stick to the basics, stick to Muay Thai, you could do that later.
00:51:15.000When someone's not good at that stuff, it's easy to exploit.
00:51:19.000So there's a learning curve where you have to cross over a certain level of expertise where you understand striking, where you understand what errors to make and where to put momentum into things.
00:51:33.000And when you're learning certain kinds of kicks, they're awkward, especially if you're not that flexible, you're not used to it, you haven't done it before.
00:51:41.000You try it in an MMA fight, it could be a problem.
00:51:44.000But if you're a guy like Wonderboy, he's learned how to do it since he was a kid.
00:51:48.000I mean, Wonderboy's been doing karate with his dad since he was a kid.
00:53:03.000It's not, you know, it's not a bad idea to have a surface, almost like a mini swimming pool type thing, the way they had it, where there's an outside edge.
00:53:15.000There's nothing wrong with having a tournament based on just kicking.
00:53:19.000It's going to be just the best kickers.
00:54:47.000If you know BJJ and you don't know leg locks, I see it all the time.
00:54:53.000If you're a traditional Brazilian jiu-jitsu guy who didn't get heavy on leg locks and you go against a guy who's heavy on leg locks, you could take a guy that's been doing leg locks for one year, maybe two years, and he just focuses on leg locks.
00:55:06.000See, when you're really good at leg locks, you don't have to pass the guard.
00:55:11.000With traditional jiu-jitsu, just straight chokes and arm bars, you have to pass the goddamn guard generally if you're on top to get close to any submissions, or you gotta sweep.
00:55:22.000But with leg locks, you don't have to do shit.
00:55:25.000You can go right into leg locks from anywhere.
00:55:29.000You know, that's the beautiful thing about leg locks.
00:55:51.000Do you think that it is important, like if you were trying to develop a perfect fighter, do you think that it's important to start out with one discipline and get really good at it, like Damian Maia?
00:56:01.000Or do you think you should be a guy or a gal who learns everything from scratch?
00:56:07.000It all depends when you start and what you're...
00:56:09.000Is your goal to become a UFC champion?
00:56:13.000Say if you want to be the next Paige Van Zandt.
00:56:49.000Because we all know wrestling translates beautifully into jujitsu.
00:56:52.000And now we know breakdancing translates even better into jujitsu.
00:56:58.000Because when you're doing breakdancing, you're doing way more crazy things than you are in wrestling.
00:57:03.000Wrestling's nice, simple, basic, stay on top, balance, base, stay on top, boom, drive through, stay on top, don't let a guy get on top of you, boom.
00:57:11.000You're not asking your body to do these crazy maneuvers like in breakdancing.
00:57:17.000When you're used to doing crazy shit, like spinning on your head in slow motion and shit like that, the amount of control you have to have on your core and the strength to do all that shit, it's like crazy yoga, capoeira...
00:59:01.000Yeah, man, you know the only thing that I would wonder about I mean if you run into a guy like Wonderboy, I'd wonder about it get it When you look at a guy like Wonderboy, if you can't take that guy down, you're kind of fucked.
01:00:39.000You know, that's what deep down everyone's thinking that cuz that guy if he lands a super fast crazy Spinning wheel kicks if he lands that shit, you might not be the same person for the rest of your life There might be a slight change.
01:00:54.000He's a perfect example of a guy who has outstanding Muay Thai and Nasty traditional kicks.
01:13:41.000Anthony Pettis is using both his hands to defend his neck, and he's got a good angle at that defense, too.
01:13:47.000So it's really difficult, because even though Anthony Pettis has his back taken, the way he would defend that choke, it's like doing a pull-up like this, very strong.
01:15:41.000If you had all the powers, the head commissioner of the Nevada State Athletic Commission came to you and said, Joe, whatever you want, let's fix this sport.
01:15:49.000What are the three major things you think?
01:16:40.000And then get sort of an understanding of what everybody would like to see changed or what they think would be changed if they had their way.
01:16:49.000I think that's probably the best way to do it, to do it as a community.
01:16:53.000Because I think there's not going to be a total agreement on things, but I think we can come to some reasonable agreements if we all just sat down and explored what would be the best options for rules for safety.
01:17:07.000Look at this guy that's throwing up an arm bar!
01:18:47.000But, like, really, that means a lot, man.
01:18:51.000When you see these two guys train for each other for months at a time, talk shit about how the fight's going to go down, talk about, you know, beating each other's asses.
01:19:41.000But the fence also makes it harder to take people down in another sense where you're leaning against the fence.
01:19:48.000It's an art to use all your weight into the fence and just to use the fence in your favor when you're working on your takedown defense.
01:19:57.000There truly is a difference between MMA wrestling and wrestling.
01:20:01.000There should be a tournament called fence wrestling where you start and you have a guy against the fence and as soon as you could circle out, now you switch and you go back and forth to see who gets the most takedowns off the fence.
01:22:02.000Dude, they reach into each other's pants and grab their ball back.
01:22:04.000One of our greatest photoshops ever of all time, back when photoshop was first invented, they took one of them Turkish oil wrestling.
01:22:13.000They look like they're in leather pants, topless leather pants.
01:22:17.000It looks like a Chippendales outfit, but it's actually serious sports going on where they're wrestling and they're completely covered in oil and you can reach, part of the sport is reaching inside the man's pants to grip around his balls.
01:26:32.000All we need, this is what we need, we need one flamboyantly gay star who wants to compete and they won't let him in and it becomes like a global worldwide cause where people, you know, they demand diversity.
01:27:55.000Submission, occasionally the match, under a hot summer sun so long and arduous that one fighter will simply signal his submission to the referee and it's a pin.
01:28:04.000Since the wrestler is not restricted from placing his hands inside his opponent's kiss bit, He may not grab his balls or invade his rectum, however.
01:29:50.000The elephant in the room is the fact that everyone's sticking fingers in everyone's asshole and everyone's grabbing balls, but no one's complaining because everyone just does it.
01:30:56.000Well, there's one thing you have to think about when you do, like, yeah, it's a little weird that they grab each other in the pants, and it's a little weird they're covered in oil, but you must have to be really fucking good at wrestling to control a dude who's greased up.
01:31:11.000We need to get the best motherfucker in that sport and bring him over to the UFC and see what's up.
01:31:15.000I mean, are there any real, legit, like, oil wrestler athletes who people are like, this guy is like the bad motherfucker of oil wrestling?
01:31:45.000Who is the Hicks and Gracie of Turkish oil wrestling?
01:31:49.000Well, Turkish people are tough people.
01:31:51.000You know, it's a tough part of the world.
01:31:54.000So you gotta think, it's a long heritage of having like fighting men from Turkey.
01:32:00.000They're like known For being like rugged people.
01:32:04.000So you gotta think if they know how to...
01:32:06.000Like that style of wrestling that they do.
01:32:10.000I wonder if it's just one of those things where it's just you invented something a long fucking time ago and it never sort of like caught up.
01:32:18.000I want to know who the Ronda Rousey of hot oil Turkish wrestling is.
01:32:44.000I think the object of the game is to get that hip lock in, get some kind of ball and socket in between their legs right next to their nuts and lift them up.
01:32:54.000And I think if you lift them up, you won.
01:35:42.000Unless it's some hoax, but I think I read that, that 1FC, that's the thing that separated him from the UFC. Like, at least in 1FC, it was kind of pride-ish.
01:35:50.000But they had that weird rule where they had to call it.
01:35:53.000I feel like Tate had this point first, and I've never heard anybody accurately refute it, that the problem with stomps and soccer kicks in a ring...
01:36:06.000In a cage, rather, is that you can't get out away from them like you do in a ring.
01:36:13.000You can get caught in a couple spots in the ring, but you should be able to move your head out of the way enough to compensate for wherever the ring posts are.
01:36:22.000The idea of getting stuck in the cage where you can't move and then getting kneed to the head where the environment becomes too big of a factor.
01:36:30.000And I thought about what he said and I said that makes a lot of sense.
01:36:54.000If you got a guy who's almost unconscious, and he's on his way out, and you grab the fence, and you smash your knee down with all your body, you get your hips up in the air, like George St. Pierre when he fought Matt Serra in the rematch in Montreal.
01:37:27.000It's almost like an argument for not having a cage.
01:37:30.000I've said this before, and people think I'm an idiot, and they're probably right some of the time, but I think that MMA should be in a basketball-sized place.
01:37:39.000You know you have a basketball court, and you're watching the game?
01:37:42.000I really think MMA should be a flat, padded area with no fence.
01:37:47.000And they should go at it in a large area.
01:37:50.000So there's plenty of room to move around.
01:37:52.000There's no excuse to go into the crowd.
01:38:42.000You've got to show them how it's done.
01:38:43.000Because one thing I learned with EBI is when I was presenting the overtime rules and all that to everybody, nobody even thought it was cool for a second.
01:38:59.000Eddie Bravo's probably got the greatest jiu-jitsu tournament in the world as far as professional jiu-jitsu because of these rules that you implemented.
01:40:17.000Gordon Ryan, that's his true weight, 185. But anyways, enough with that show.
01:40:22.000The rules, though, when I presented the overtime rules, I have special overtime rules that are based on submission and not based on takedowns.
01:40:30.000It's all about the submission at EBI. But when I first presented...
01:40:34.000I presented that to different promoters.
01:43:33.000And his striking has gotten himself to a point where he's not trying to be a striker, but he's good enough at striking that his distance is good.
01:44:46.000The understanding of top half right there, that position as opposed to just regular half guard, man, when you really understand how important mastering that position is, that's why he's where he's at right now.
01:46:55.000But he never passed his guard in the sense where he was in regular half guard with a little shield, and then he fought for that inside position, top half.
01:47:04.000And then from top half, as long as that leg that's caught, as long as the knee is free, you don't even have to pass the guard.
01:47:13.000And once you're in three-quarter mount in MMA... It wouldn't happen as easily in grappling without punches, but when he's in three-quarter mount, as soon as you start punching, he turns to his back.
01:48:04.000And rear naked chokes, I remember saying, telling people, before they banned those strikes to the back of the head, I remember saying, rear naked chokes are so not important.
01:48:17.000What's important is getting the back control, putting your leg hooks in, getting good at riding and not slipping off, and just throwing fucking elbows.
01:48:24.000Rear naked choke is like if you want to be nice to the guy.
01:48:50.000Because if you factor in all the time someone had someone's back and the fight didn't end because they weren't allowed to strike, Man, there'd be short-ass fights everywhere.
01:49:01.000It's true because I guess medically it's really dangerous.
01:49:05.000But isn't that kick to the back of the head the same thing?
01:49:08.000No one's jumping up and down for that.
01:49:09.000But also, how much more dangerous is it than getting your eye socket blown in like we saw in that Barboza fight or that Pettis fight with Charles Oliveira?
01:49:27.000We wanted a guy who could do like the kind of jiu-jitsu that we knew existed out there in the world.
01:49:32.000We wanted to see it in MMA. Whereas the MMA jiu-jitsu you'd see like great flashes.
01:49:37.000Occasionally you get a guy like Jocko Ray or someone who's like real high levels fighting in MMA. But the highest level expression of it is this guy right now.
01:49:47.000In MMA? I mean, who the fuck's got tighter, better, more world-class jiu-jitsu in MMA right now than Damian Maia?
01:50:21.000A jiu-jitsu player who got into MMA and right away, like most jiu-jitsu guys and most wrestlers that get into MMA, they're thinking, fuck, the worst nightmare is getting taken out in a stretcher by someone, like a head kick.
01:50:36.000They get involved in a striking and Damien Maia, he got his footwork together fairly soon and he was like up there when he's fighting with Anderson Silva, you know, but he obviously wasn't complete as a striker, but you can tell he made a lot of improvements, but he still had a lot.
01:51:46.000And now, man, he's got to the point now.
01:51:48.000It's Almost like, based on his model, it's almost like you take a world-class jiu-jitsu player and he wants to do MMA and he asks you, what do you think?
01:51:55.000You'd say, dude, if you could hang in there for eight solid years, no matter how many times you lose, you just keep going forward, know that you're going to get shut off a couple times, try to eliminate that as much as possible, and just keep going no matter what happens.
01:52:07.000Just get to the eight-year mark, and as long as you spent those last eight years...
01:52:12.000Always remaining a student, always learning, training your motherfucking ass off in all aspects of the fighting game, remaining open-minded, constantly adding weapons, right down to the weapon.
01:52:23.000No matter what happens, win or lose, as long as you're in the mix at the round of eight, nine, ten year mark, you're going to be fucking Damien.
01:52:30.000You're going to be in that Damien Maier realm right there.
01:52:42.000He wasn't worried about the wins and losses.
01:52:43.000He just kept his head down, kept grinding, boom, and look what happened.
01:52:47.000He also completely devoted himself to fighting jiu-jitsu.
01:52:51.000He didn't try to be a kickboxer anymore.
01:52:53.000He was just trying to enforce his jiu-jitsu on guys.
01:52:55.000He did have that phase where he was trying to...
01:53:00.000But if you look at it as a learning, that was a perfect thing for him to do.
01:53:05.000Maybe in 200 years we're going to look back and based on all these guys like Damien Meyer, we're going to go, okay, we need three or four fights where you just stand no matter what.
01:54:22.000Man, you gotta have the vision to see that shit, because a lot of guys just, it's way too much goddamn work, brain damage, and I gotta kick box, fuck kick, I'm gonna get knocked, I got shot out.
01:54:32.000Maybe there's been Brazilian Jiu Jitsu world champions that have tried to do MMA, and dude, their first five fights are like three shutoffs, and they're just getting crushed.
01:54:47.000You know, there's some all-time greats who got in from jiu-jitsu and got into MMA, only had one or two fights, and they were like, fuck this.
01:55:08.000It's weird what sports become a sport where you can make money, and which ones don't.
01:55:15.000It would be wonderful if submission grappling by itself became a sport where there was a real obvious transition between amateur level to being a professional.
01:55:31.000Like MMA? Like getting an MMA? Or even wrestling wrestling.
01:55:35.000How is it that golf is like this super giganto sport?
01:57:01.000But I think if they made like a hybrid of wrestling and judo, you could call it no-gi judo because although wrestling is closer to MMA because it's no-gi, you know, and there's no grabbing clothes and shit, that's closer.
01:57:16.000But you aren't giving the back, so that's fucked up.
01:57:18.000In judo, Yes, it's further away from MMA in the sense that there's a gi and they're playing tug-of-war with the collars and the sleeves and all that.
01:57:27.000But when they get a takedown in judo, they're allowed like 30 seconds on the ground to go for submissions.
01:57:33.000So some guys get really good at arm bars.
01:57:50.000Like Shinya Yoki, for instance, in Judo, when he wrestled nationally in Japan, he was known not as a takedown guy, although his takedowns are really good, obviously, because he's a black belt in Judo, but he was known for flying arm bars in Judo.
01:58:16.000But if you combined, for the sake of MMA, for the sake of creating the ultimate takedown system geared directly for MMA, I think you would have to go with a no-gi judo style.
01:59:37.000Yeah, I think it's like 51 or 52. That's incredible.
01:59:40.000It's like 55. They're not that deep into it.
01:59:43.000That's really incredible when you think about it, because it seems like inexorable.
01:59:46.000It seems like you couldn't pull that out of America.
01:59:49.000Like, if you tried to pull football out of America, people would be like, you ain't even American!
01:59:54.000It's only been around for like a fraction of America.
01:59:56.000Some people think baseball's dying, but it's making just as much money as it ever has.
02:00:00.000But the problem with football is now we know it fucks your head up.
02:00:05.000And I'm sure the case is the same or similar with MMA. And I'm sure it's the same or similar with a lot of different high-impact combat sports, boxing, kickboxing.
02:00:19.000I'm not saying you shouldn't be able to do it, but...
02:00:22.000The fact that that's our number one sport, and it's a sport we know, you're getting lit up all the time.
02:03:05.000Well, where I'm from in Ohio, I think it was the first place in an NHL game that someone died in the crowd because a puck came flying into the crowd.
02:08:31.000It's really fascinating because I'm sure Joseph Campbell would say that it's in, you know, one of those hero's journeys that he talks about, but in Spider-Man, Peter Parker, who's this scientist kid, gets bitten by this radioactive spider,
02:10:16.000But all of a sudden, knowing the backstory of all the villains, the Joker, you get all their backstory, how it all happened, how it all went down.
02:11:11.000You know, I was thinking while you were telling me this, imagine if you lived in a world that looked like those fucking Batman movies look.
02:11:40.000It's always like gloomy and dark and black.
02:11:42.000Like if you lived in that world, what kind of happiness do you think, what level of happiness do you think people would find in a world where it never got sunny?
02:16:28.000I used to be addicted to space documentaries.
02:16:30.000And then when you watch this documentary, and you find out why we believe what we believe, and the timeline of...
02:16:39.000To Ptolemy, to Copernicus, to Kepler, to Galileo, and all that timeline of what people thought and believed.
02:16:48.000It was always a battle of all these astronomers studying the lights in the sky.
02:16:54.000That's all they saw was the lights in the sky.
02:16:56.000Everything goes this way except those wandering stars.
02:16:59.000And then they figured out those wandering stars were planets.
02:17:02.000And then from there, okay, those are the planets because they're the only ones that are on their own course.
02:17:07.000So they're all trying to figure out, is the universe spinning around us or are we spinning around the universe?
02:17:12.000That's always the fucking, that's always been, we think like, I always thought, oh they're dumb back then, they thought the world was the center of the universe and all that shit.
02:17:24.000And you look back at that, you don't really look into, unless you know the actual timeline, it's crazy hearing all these scientists going back, and you hear them explaining how it all went down.
02:17:36.000Once you go through the whole story of what we think about space, they tell you!
02:18:45.000Someone has been measuring this stuff.
02:18:47.000I don't know how they measure it, but I'm sure there's a logical method of measurement.
02:18:51.000Yeah, like you figured someone figured that out.
02:18:55.000Well, no, I just assumed that if there's a bunch of guys that are trying to figure out how to get to the moon and back and Mars and back and they're sending these rovers around that are shooting video back, they know how many miles it is.
02:19:05.000They've got it figured out in a calculation.
02:19:07.000I just don't know what the method they use.
02:19:30.000So let's like measure the light waves going through the ether as it hits the earth and then we'll measure it back and we'll be able to tell...
02:19:40.000If there's an ether based on the light going against the ether and with the current, it's like you're swimming relative to the ground.
02:19:48.000You know, if you're swimming against the current, you go one way, you're going a certain speed, but if you go along the current or the other way, you're going way faster.
02:19:55.000It's like that, but they couldn't measure shit.
02:19:57.000When you look in the Michelson-Morley experiment, the results were we couldn't measure anything.
02:22:21.000Right now, cosmology is like, if that's true, if we are the center of the universe, that means everything that we've ever taught or ever knew is all wrong.
02:23:00.000See, every time they find out something new, every time they find out something new about a planet, it's important to release that information.
02:23:07.000It's not like they have a strict narrative that they have to hold on to.
02:23:11.000So if someone comes around and says, it turns out that our measurement was inaccurate and the moon is X amount of miles further and weighs X amount of tons less than we thought it did or more...
02:23:25.000I don't think that would be a bad thing for science, right?
02:23:32.000A lot of people interviewed, according to Wikipedia for this documentary, claimed that they weren't told what they were being interviewed for, and Michio Kaku said that this was likely clever editing, and that his statements bordered on intellectual dishonesty.
02:26:01.000And then there was a third one where we're the center.
02:26:04.000The sun's going around us, but the planets are going around the sun.
02:26:06.000There was three models, and they were all based on observations, like dudes just looking at lights.
02:26:11.000They're looking at lights trying to figure out, okay, are we going around the sun, or is the sun going around us?
02:26:17.000You know, and Even, like, in Einstein's times, he has a quote saying that we don't have the technology to even prove that the Earth is even spinning.
02:27:47.000It's just that we're dealing with mass on such a grand scale that even though it's circular, like what we think of as being flat is just our inability to grasp the perspective of a 24,000 mile circumference.
02:28:37.000Because what Jamie was saying was the people that were in it were saying they were edited out of context and they didn't know the true intention of the movie.
02:29:00.000Well, I went to school at the University of Arizona, and they have this fake line of questioning.
02:29:04.000It's probably bullshit, but what you learn from that, whether it's true or not about the cosmic microwave background, whether the universe is rotating around us, it doesn't mean shit.
02:29:13.000What you learn is there's so many different points of views, and everything is just a theory, and you learn that they still haven't figured a lot of shit out that we think people have figured out, but they actually don't.
02:30:36.000Just like what they're figuring out right now about Mars.
02:30:39.000I mean, they're sending back these images from these rovers, and these scientists are debating what this is, what that is, if this is actual running water at one point in time, if this is some sort of a strange...
02:30:48.000All that, for sure, is really happening, 100%.
02:32:18.000But when you're looking at Mars, right, or you're looking at the desert, like in Arizona, like that crazy desert, the Utah, Arizona, you know, those rocks and shit, all that crazy desert.
02:34:18.000Have you ever seen one of those documentaries where they show the interaction between the mycelium and the roots of the trees and even rocks themselves?
02:34:27.000Like how they have this sort of crazy relationship?
02:34:30.000Radio Lab did this amazing podcast on it, man.
02:34:33.000You know, we think of a tree as being like, there's a tree, it's in the ground, it's by itself, and there's another tree over there.
02:34:39.000No, they're all connected, like in some crazy superhighway of give and take.
02:34:44.000They give each other sugars and minerals, and the mycelium actually clings to rocks and pulls minerals out of the rocks, and they all exist together in this crazy ecosystem.
02:35:42.000It's some sort of a living thing that doesn't move, but they interconnect in some strange way with all the plants around them and become like a highway system.
02:35:54.000In this podcast, they were talking about how they find a tree that's specifically needy, and they channel resources to that tree.
02:36:04.000There's some sort of a way that these plants are communicating with each other.
02:36:08.000They're just struggling to understand right now.
02:36:11.000They really don't know what the fuck they're doing.
02:36:13.000They just know that something is happening and that we may have looked at plants as being these inanimate things, or these things that live but they don't have any awareness whatsoever of their surroundings.
02:36:25.000Now they know that they can play the sound of caterpillars chewing leaves around plants, and these plants will release a toxin that makes their leaves taste like shit to discourage predation.
02:36:39.000The ones that eat, they couldn't get any spray on them.
02:36:53.000They take a recording of caterpillar eating leaves and they make the recording go off next to the tree and the tree starts releasing those chemicals.
02:37:03.000Somehow or another, it's taking in the sound waves because that's all they are.
02:37:09.000Of a caterpillar eating leaves, and it's causing the leaves to become more bitter.
02:37:13.000Eventually there's gonna be one plant that knows it's a trick, and then it'll breed and evolve, and then you gotta change the systems.
02:37:21.000Well, yeah, all the animals are gonna starve to death.
02:37:24.000Like, they've had problems where animals will eat upstream from other animals, so if a bunch of animals are eating, the sound of the animals eating that plant gets into the system, and all the leaves go bitter, and the animals won't eat the leaves, and then they wind up getting sick and dying.
02:37:57.000That plant that they're talking about that does all this, that's the acacia plant.
02:38:02.000That's the plant that those Jerusalem scholars think might be DMT. It might be what Moses saw when Moses saw the burning bush that became God.
02:38:12.000Like that was God that was communicating with him.
02:38:13.000They think it might be the acacia tree.
02:38:15.000Because the acacia tree is rich in dimethyltryptamine.
02:38:19.000And the acacia tree is the tree that when animals are eating it upstream, the ones downstream, they change their taste.
02:38:28.000They smell it or they hear it or somehow or another they become aware through the ground that the ones uphill are getting eaten.
02:38:35.000So they all taste like shit and animals start starving to death.
02:38:40.000By the way, some of that may not be true.
02:40:12.000But two is you want to make a fuckload of money and get out while you can.
02:40:15.000And she was even saying when she realized when she was doing Dancing with the Stars, she did an interview recently, where she was talking about she realized how much money other athletes make in comparison to fighters.
02:41:44.000He looked real good, and he does look a lot like Liotto, like a lot of the way he moves.
02:41:49.000You know, I was thinking to me, man, it was something I was thinking when I was watching him fight in the early days.
02:41:54.000I was like, man, what a grind it is to get into MMA. You know, you got these guys that are really good at a sport, and they get to a level.
02:44:00.000Probably one FC. I mean, I don't know.
02:44:03.000It would have to be, well, you know, World Series of Fighting does have some really good fighters, but doesn't get enough love for some reason.
02:45:34.000What that stuff is, an estrogen blocker, and it helps your body produce testosterone.
02:45:39.000And it could, you know, you could be taking it for a legit reason, or you could be taking it because you need your body to re-kickstart It's testosterone after you overdosed it, you know, shut the balls down.
02:45:54.000So that's the real concern when people hear that someone was taking an estrogen blocker.
02:47:01.000On Twitter of whether Bellator gets tested by USADA. And I don't know the answer to that.
02:47:07.000I don't know how they test or what they test.
02:47:11.000I know people have tested positive for some shit before at Bellator, but I don't know when and I don't know what commission, but I do not imagine in any way that it's as stringent as the test that the UFC does.
02:47:48.000They probably have their own athletic commission.
02:47:50.000And, you know, who knows what methods they use and who knows whether it's just a post-fight test like they used to do in the UFC and a lot of guys had figured out how to crack the system.
02:48:50.000And if people are taking that and there's been lots of reports of success taking This CBD oil, when you have any kind of cancer, you know, there have been good studies.
02:49:18.000We have a state like Colorado, and there's other states too, like Washington and Oregon now, but there's states where it's like going to Amsterdam.
02:49:27.000Colorado is like Amsterdam, but then we've got another Amsterdam.
02:51:10.000Yeah, so anybody out there, if you know anybody with kids that have seizures and they're on the medication, there's a whole shitload of them out there.
02:51:19.000You've got to move to Colorado, or you just stay where you're at and just get it any way you can to save your kid's life, or you can move, but there's a place you can go.
02:51:31.000You can take your kids' seizures or the kids that you know, relatives, whatever, you could take them to once a week, maybe once every two weeks.
02:51:42.000Yeah, and there's also other parts of the same country that we live in right now where if you took that same medicine and you got caught with it, you'd go to jail.
02:52:11.000It helps a lot of people with a lot of shit.
02:52:13.000And if somebody's trying to get their kid Some medicine, and you're trying to stop them and lock them in a cage, and this is a medicine that grew out of the ground, you're out of your fucking mind.
02:55:16.000The word conspiracy theorists to make people seem like tin hat foe Tin foil hat wearing wackos.
02:55:22.000But anyways, when you look at the motive, what's the motive behind being a conspiracy theorist?
02:55:29.000No matter how paranoid you are, The most paranoid, worst case scenario type people.
02:55:37.000Some people are more paranoid than others and they jump to more conclusions than others, but all conspiracy theorists, they have one thing in common.
02:55:47.000They're worried about their family, their health.
02:55:50.000Even if it is paranoia, maybe they go too far.
02:55:56.000We're concerned about the people and what's going on and how we're being fooled and where we're headed and where we're led and all this bullshit that's going on in the world.
02:58:50.000And that turning other people like that are also paid.
02:58:52.000But Alex Jones is completely independent.
02:58:56.000I've known Alex literally for, I hate literally, but I've known him since 99. And he's always been like this, and he's been doing it himself, doing his radio show, and doing now his internet show.
02:59:07.000My only point is that he's getting paid to do it.
02:59:10.000Honestly, if that dude had a fucking insurance job, he'd still be talking about this stuff.
02:59:15.000He talks about this He's a real conspiracy theory guy.
02:59:18.000You could be at a honky-conk bar at 2 o'clock in the morning.
02:59:21.000The black helicopters and the cattle mutilations are connected.
02:59:55.000Like, he was right about a bunch of shit that no one ever thought about, that now we think of as, because of Edward Snowden, we think of just as a part of the problem.
03:00:05.000He was talking about worldwide surveillance of emails, of emails, and text messages.
03:00:12.000He was talking about that a long time ago.
03:00:14.000He has serious connections on the inside.
03:00:15.000He's got sources that he won't reveal their name.
03:00:17.000He's getting a lot of information that's proven right.
03:00:19.000He knows that we're living in the goddamn matrix.
03:00:24.000The thing that burns me the most is super smart people are really smart and they just they know the people running shit are controlling us.
03:00:35.000They know this but when it comes down to any topic they side with Their word, the criminal's word.
03:02:43.000But oh, they get, I want some made-up, but they don't want to watch like a documentary, like a conspiracy documentary that maybe not true, maybe exaggerated, but goddamn, it's really, it's close to the truth and maybe it is true.
03:04:15.000On one side, they used a high-speed camera that does very high rates of frame rates, and it can film slow-motion shit so you see every pixel it looks perfect.
03:04:26.000You know how they do that with those slow-mo cameras?
03:04:29.000They can film at a very high rate of speed.
03:07:11.000It's one of the weirdest things that politicians don't talk about.
03:07:14.000If you really stop and think about all the threats they talk about to this country and the people and our health, and they'll even discuss drugs, but alcohol kills way more people than illegal drugs, and for sure cigarettes kill way more people than alcohol.
03:07:31.000And so you'll occasionally hear A politician discuss underage drinking or drinking and driving.
03:07:39.000But will they ever discuss abstinence and professing their hope for abstinence?
03:08:38.000Seatbelt laws, it looks like government was trying to take care of us and they really were concerned with our health, but when you looked into the seatbelt law and the helmet law for motorcycles in California, it was the insurance companies paying for all that, the bill, because they thought it was cheaper If you got in an accident and you weren't wearing your seatbelt,
03:09:00.000if you turned into a vegetable, you're expensive.
03:09:03.000All those accidents with no seatbelts were costing these insurance companies gazillions.
03:09:08.000So it was better to make them wear seatbelts than it wasn't as expensive to pay for these bills.
03:09:14.000They don't have as many vegetable bills and shit.
03:09:18.000So when you find that out, I'm just guessing here.
03:09:21.000When you see those tobacco commercials where...
03:09:24.000I've seen the latest tobacco commercial with some African-American girl who's like, she's rapping poetry, no music, and it's all like being super ultra street.
03:10:35.000There's people that make those things.
03:10:37.000There's people that like those things and are going to get them in the dark market.
03:10:41.000They're going to figure out a way how to get them, the dark market, the black market.
03:10:44.000But you can't make things illegal because you can't tell people what they can and can't do.
03:10:47.000If somebody wants to smoke cigarettes, they should be allowed to.
03:10:50.000But it's just real weird that the government professes to care about us, but doesn't bring up this one thing that kills a half a million people every year.
03:11:19.000You don't want people that say, I don't want the government telling me I have to put a seatbelt on.
03:11:24.000If I didn't want to wear a seatbelt, I go, dude, if you don't wear a seatbelt, you get in an accident, you turn into a vegetable, you're going to have people that you love that are going to have to wipe your ass.
03:11:34.000You want to put a fucking seatbelt on so they don't have to wipe your ass, dude.
03:13:21.000I think it's too easy because everyone's talking about, oh, the internet, there's so much information out there.
03:13:26.000We can find the truth, but also it works against you.
03:13:29.000Yes, you can find the truth, but you could also get strategically flooded with misinformation strategically, and that's what companies are doing.
03:13:37.000They will strategically hire people to sway opinion and then put it under sciencedaily.com or sciencewhatever.com.
03:13:46.000That's been confirmed that that's been done with climate Yeah.
03:14:14.000Yeah, and so then these guys from then, then went to climate change later in life.
03:14:20.000The same people are trying to debunk climate change.
03:14:23.000And they have these things where they'll show the same people that were involved in trying to debunk cigarettes causing cancer and being addictive.
03:14:34.000The same exact people are trying to say, climate change is just a cycle.
03:15:29.000The new law would give sweeping powers to the State Department and Pentagon's push television, radio, newspaper, and social media onto the U.S. public.
03:15:37.000It removes the protection for Americans, says a Pentagon official.
03:15:56.000That is so fucking crazy that they just try to make bills where they will out and out lie about things.
03:16:05.000That's their strategy for dealing with terror, is to create a feeling of total imbalance in this country.
03:16:12.000Whether or not it's effective or not, as far as a long-term strategy for freedom, it's one of the worst ideas ever.
03:16:19.000To say, we, as your elders, your daddy and mommy of the government, we're going to look over you, and we're going to tell you about Santa Claus, and the Easter Bunny, and we're just going to make shit up.
03:16:49.000Did you see what happened with that fucking Dr. Drew show?
03:16:53.000Dr. Drew talked the other day about Hillary Clinton having a brain injury.
03:16:57.000He talked about it on TV and what her brain injury was and how dangerous it was, what she was taking, and he didn't agree with her treatment, and they canceled his fucking show.
03:17:52.000Three in the fire that happened in the capsule during testing, and then a car wrecks, random plane accidents.
03:18:01.000All guys that were saying, we are not going to the goddamn moon.
03:18:04.000I understand what you're saying, but as a voice of reason, or as a skeptical voice...
03:18:11.000I would like to know, I'm not saying one way or the other, but I would like to know what the numbers for astronauts normally are in dying and test piloting rockets and shit.
03:20:29.000We create all this funding for something and then fucking skim, pay for some of it, but then if it falls apart, no one even keeps track of it.
03:20:36.000There's a documentary called The Fence.
03:25:42.000The only reason they keep going back to certain sets is because they only can afford seven sets.
03:25:47.000But really, the ultimate video would be you use every set just one shot, and that would be the ultimate, but you've got to have seven, and it's a three-minute video.
03:25:56.000We've got to hit that set maybe six times each, you know what I mean?
03:26:04.000Just we gotta bombard you with shit and it goes everything's cut to the music nice and fast and there was a lot of bands got a car like real visual dudes driving in cars You got to have a video with you somewhat the singer driving, you know?
03:26:21.000It's the ultimate video of him driving.
03:26:24.000It's like some weird Sin City type special effects.
03:26:27.000I forget what song it is fuck, but it's so good God damn Have you ever seen the one where one of the best animated GIFs of all time is 50 Cent sitting in a drop-top Bentley?
03:26:42.000And he throws his head back and laughs and drives off.
03:27:08.000He had a driver behind him trying to cut me off to make sure to protect him.
03:27:11.000He was dropping in a convertible just like that.
03:27:13.000While I was filming the DVD Mastering the Rubber Guard, this was like 10 years ago, while we were driving around and dudes filming me as I'm driving and I'm talking about jujitsu and we pull up and we're like, there's 50 Cent right there!
03:30:38.000Which, of course, makes it the fastest bird on earth.
03:30:40.000What it does is it looks for a critter to jack, and when it's flying around, it finds one that it wants to fuck with, and then it dive bombs and just achieves insane speed.
03:32:13.000I like to start my fucking engine manually.
03:32:16.000There's a zen state that you achieve when you're shifting through the gears yourself and you're revving the engine up to a certain point and you're all tuned in to the action of the car.
03:32:25.000Whereas a lot of people in those kind of cars, they don't even listen to music.
03:32:28.000The music becomes like the mechanics of the vehicle, the engineering, the way the tires grip the road.
03:34:33.000Generally, the biggest thing a guy would trip on if he jumped on a time machine from the 60s to now wouldn't be the car so much as it's still fucking tires.
03:39:29.000But in their defense, here's, like, I gotta do this.
03:39:32.000I hate to do this, people, but I gotta do this.
03:39:35.000I don't know who's installing this electrical stuff, and we live in fucking California where fires happen all the goddamn time.
03:39:43.000So I don't necessarily think it's totally unreasonable that someone doesn't look at the wiring and make sure if you're doing something completely radical like getting off the grid and starting a...
03:39:54.000Let's just make sure that you have your credentials in place.
03:39:56.000Let's just make sure that everything is done according to code so this fucking house doesn't blow up and you don't burn to death in your sleep.
03:40:02.000You know, because, like, these fires that people are having, they're not controlling these goddamn things too good.
03:42:07.000I think what happens is the way the grid is set up, and I'm fucking completely guessing here, but I would guess that if all this power is connected, if there is a grid, that there's more than one contributing factor.
03:42:18.000There's more than one contributing factor in powering the grid.
03:42:25.000It's probably a system of different power plants that power the grid.
03:42:30.000And it's possible, this is total guessing, but if you figure out how to make what's essentially a solar-powered I mean, someone's connecting a solar-extracting device that's generating electricity and you have an excess of it.
03:42:58.000Well, gas generators, first of all, they have to constantly be restocked with gas.
03:43:02.000Solar is relying on constant power that's around all the time.
03:43:05.000And gas generators are used by a lot of rural people for backups.
03:43:09.000Like, I know a lady who lives in the mountains, and she's got a setup where if her power goes out, there's a little switch that goes off, and instantaneously she has a propane tank, a giant-ass propane tank that's like as big as this fucking room, and it kicks in.
03:43:24.000And that starts powering her heat, because she lives in the mountains.
03:45:10.000The last dot, it says surplus electricity is fed back into the main grid.
03:45:15.000What that means is whatever they don't need.
03:45:18.000So if they generate a ton of electricity and they don't need all the electricity, like say if they have a lot of solar panels but they only have a two-bedroom house or a one-bedroom house and it's just a small, comfortable place, they don't need all that power.
03:45:55.000Eddie goes, okay, you could give us the extra.
03:45:58.000As long as we care about the people and we want to go solar, we want to go solar, so we'll take that extra shit you got and we'll give you a couple dollars for it too.
03:47:30.000But you know what I was really worried, man?
03:47:31.000I was really worried if Ted Cruz got in.
03:47:33.000I was like, the nuttiness could like rise to a whole new level.
03:47:37.000Like, if you give people a bar, and this is what I've been saying that I like about Obama, whatever he did that people don't like, I understand.
03:47:45.000I'm not talking about his performance as far as, like, what he's done foreign policy-wise.
03:47:49.000I'm talking about, like, what he represents.
03:47:51.000Like, when you see him on television, he's well-spoken, he's articulate, he went to Harvard, he's a bright guy, he seems like a guy that you would think would be, like, one of the smartest people that you're ever gonna come across.
03:48:03.000You know, if a guy like Ted Cruz or a lot of these other people that wanted to be president, especially people with wacky fucking religious ideas that just don't jive with anything that we know, if those people get into a position where they have massive amounts of influence,
03:48:21.000I didn't used to think that until the, obviously I've learned because I'm older, but I didn't think that that much until the Bush administration.
03:48:27.000The Bush administration and then the 9-11 attacks made me go, whoa, like our consciousness is so much more fragile than I thought it was.
03:48:36.000Because I thought what we were, like, as Americans in the 90s before the 9-11 attacks during the Clinton thing, I thought we were ridiculous in some ways because of the whole Clinton-Monica Lewinsky thing, and there was definitely some fuckery going on in other countries, but it didn't seem like the world was unsafe.
03:50:39.000Well, most people that are even, you know, 10 and above, their parents are probably going to shield them from it for the most part when it's happening.
03:51:58.000And so, like, if I'm talking to some yellow belt and they're trying to talk to me about effective striking techniques, I get real irritable.
03:52:04.000I like it when you ask someone's rank in jiu-jitsu and they go, oh, I'm going to get my blue.
03:52:23.000You can have a little bit of an understanding, like here's an arm bar.
03:52:26.000I've seen this transition to triangle before.
03:52:29.000Oh, I've heard it said that if you commit too hard on that Kimura and you don't have to control the legs, the guy can counter with the far side arm bar.
03:52:37.000A lot of people have these things in their head that they know to be true, but they don't know it the way you know it.
03:52:42.000They're not gonna know it the way you know it.
03:53:43.000That's how I feel about the lunar rover on the moon.
03:53:46.000That's how I feel about all these things.
03:53:48.000Like, there's gotta be somewhere out there that's gotta be mad as fuck that two dumb stoners are talking about whether or not the rover is legit.
03:53:55.000And these fucking guys have been working at it their whole life.
03:53:59.000They're, like, pulling their hair out in the middle of the night, doing Adderall, trying to figure out how to make the calculations perfectly so this giant inflatable ball encompasses...
03:54:33.000That's just like WWE. It's WWE, but they've got some other tricks up their sleeve, and occasionally they hit each other, but dude, trust me, it's all fake.
03:57:35.000I was thinking, I think last night, there was a time on the internet, not that long ago, where you'd have seen most stuff that has come through.
03:57:41.000You'd be like, oh yeah, I've seen that.
03:57:44.000Like, you'd see a boobs and be like, I know whose boobs those are.
03:57:46.000But now there's just so much shit coming through literally every single day.
03:57:50.000You couldn't catch up if you made a point.
03:57:53.000It's great for making homemade documentaries, too.
03:57:56.000If you have a speech, any speech, you just want to pour out all your thoughts and blogs or whatever, anything that you're saying, you can punch it in Google and just have a low-budget documentary.
03:58:11.000You listen to someone speak, or you, or whoever, and just listen to it once and write notes, I need a picture of that, I need a picture of that, you get all those pictures, line them up, boom, and you have a goddamn documentary.
03:58:23.000Yeah, and then it's on YouTube, and then you're changing the world, motherfuckers, letting bitches know about rods.
03:58:29.000You can do that shit on your phone now, too, which is even more interesting.
03:58:32.000You can do a whole movie on your phone.
03:58:34.000You can do a whole movie on your phone.
03:58:35.000You can do a whole movie on your phone.
03:58:37.000You can just make a movie, you and your buddies.
04:01:55.000Her and Cyborg would be bigger than her and Holm.
04:01:57.000Amanda Nunez is legit as fuck, obviously, after she beat Misha Tate, but she's gonna have to have some more fights where people know about her more to get the big money fights, I think.
04:02:06.000You know, to get people, to get a Ronda to want to fight her.
04:02:09.000Everybody wants to see the Cyborg fight.
04:03:18.000That third fight is always going to be there.
04:03:19.000Because if you put Conor against anybody at 55 right now, have him relinquish that title, give it back to Aldo, do 55, do anybody, do Magna Medov.
04:04:23.000And a private jet, like Trump's private jet, which is like a 757. Just like a whole, not just a little jet, a whole goddamn jumbo jet for yourself.
04:04:31.000Do you know I know there's something wrong with Trump?
04:04:33.000Do you know how I know there's something wrong with Trump?
04:04:35.000Because he was eating Kentucky Fried Chicken on his airplane with a fork and a knife.
04:05:58.000I have a friend who has some sort of a marketing business or a manufacturing business, rather, where they make clothes.
04:06:08.000They make outdoor clothes, like hiking and mountaineering clothes.
04:06:13.000And they say that they can't find A sew house in America that is up to the same standards as a sew house as they find in China, because they do so much manufacturing.
04:06:25.000They're like, look, we would like to do this in America, but in order to have the very best quality of clothing, like, you literally can't do what he's doing in America right now.
04:06:55.000Like, that's one of the weirder things about buying products.
04:06:58.000Like, if you buy something from China, like if you buy an iPhone, we all know it in our dirty little heart of hearts that there's nets all around those buildings to keep those people from jumping to their death, and they live there.
04:07:10.000And somebody actually, like, was arguing, well, you know, the statistic likelihood of someone committing suicide at one of those factories is not that different than the statistic likelihood of people in the area committing suicide.
04:08:13.000I know these people that had a factory down somewhere in South America, make some clothes for this big company, and they were talking about how much money it saves them.
04:08:22.000I go, yeah, but doesn't it feel weird that these people are so poor and that they work all day in the factory?
04:08:28.000I'm not trying to be mean or anything.
04:08:29.000She's like, well, if they didn't have that, they would starve to death.
04:08:32.000And I was like, well, would they really?
04:08:33.000Like, how'd they get there in the first place?
04:08:52.000They found that after a while, slavery evolved into it.
04:08:55.000You wouldn't have to fucking house them.
04:08:57.000We just pay them so they don't think they're slaves and then let them house themselves and they're barely going to be able to afford anything so they got to work all day.
04:09:04.000Now we can keep our barn for our fucking animals.
04:09:07.000If they came up with basic income here in America, like if they instituted like a living wage, you know, like whatever it would be, and then we started not doing that and like not doing that to other parts of the world.
04:09:20.000Like if America got to a point, whatever the point is, like 25 bucks an hour, 20 bucks an hour, whatever it needs to be where you could totally survive off of war, you can't pay anybody less than that because they can't survive.
04:09:30.000Like this is like a reasonable amount that you could pay someone with their time.
04:09:33.000The difference between that money and how much money you can spend in a third-world country hiring people to make your shit, it's staggering.
04:09:43.000The amount more money that you make is staggering.
04:09:59.000Well, it's weird we have, like, boundaries.
04:10:00.000Like, we're okay if it's across the dirt.
04:10:03.000Or if it's across the water, it's okay.
04:10:05.000But if it's inside of us, we would never allow it, right?
04:10:08.000Like, think of the United States of America, right?
04:10:10.000The United States of America from New York to Los Angeles.
04:10:12.000This big, open, there's a lot of crazy shit in there.
04:10:15.000There's a lot of places where there's no people living.
04:10:18.000If somehow or another they established some sort of manufacturing in the middle of the country out there and paid people a dollar a day and had them working like slaves and living in these buildings and jumping off the roofs, we would never tolerate it.
04:10:31.000Because it's inside of our dirt patch.
04:10:33.000But if it goes across the water to the other dirt patch, you're like, outrageous!
04:10:38.000Meanwhile, for sure, with us buying these things, we're directly responsible for them being able to have such a factory in the first place.
04:10:46.000And everybody's like, well, everybody else is doing it.
04:11:10.000Only certain people had connections, and you had to go there and find the connections.
04:11:14.000You hear crazy stories about these guys in jiu-jitsu, like Scotty Nelson from OTM. You had to go to China, deep in China, find these factories, and make these deals.
04:13:52.000If you got suicided of some guy that was about to do, he was about to testify, and then he gets suicided, but it's obvious it's not a suicide.
04:13:58.000It's like he got shot in the back of his head.
04:15:08.000Yeah, enormous amount of tragedy surrounding revelations that former House Speaker J. Dennis Hassert sexually abused a number of young men whom he coached during his time as a high school teacher and wrestling instructor, but there's also an enormous amount of hypocrisy as the public words of a...
04:15:25.000Okay, so this is him talking shit about Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky.
04:15:30.000But the thing is that he only went to jail for 15 months.
04:15:35.000He got an extraordinarily low sentence.
04:16:05.000When I was looking up something, I forget the exact name right now.
04:16:10.000When I was looking through these a couple weeks ago, the deaths and some of the people that were killed and some of the weird things that were going on, I'll try to find the guy's name, but he was one of the pardons from Clinton before he got out of office.
04:17:36.000But can you imagine if Big Pharma decided to take these big, big pills, pay off a couple professors in Yale like they've been doing, and Harvard, and just say, shit, this really...
04:17:45.000And then presented as a problem, are you a victim of short dick syndrome or something like that?