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00:01:25.000This is what the movie's talking about.
00:01:26.000The movie's talking about the Sugar Association, they didn't want it to be labeled for what it really was, an addictive toxin.
00:01:35.000They wanted to keep it, it ain't that bad in moderation, it ain't that bad, it makes things taste sweet, it's about love.
00:01:41.000So they paid, according to this documentary, they paid off hard, you know, because everyone's like, I'm science, I'm science this, I'm science that.
00:01:49.000So it's beautiful when people do that because then all you do is buy off all the scientists and you got everybody.
00:02:18.000The conspiracy, Brendan, is about that, exactly.
00:02:21.000I always thought when people ask me about sugar, yeah, it's bad for you, but as long as you don't get too crazy with it, and you don't have nothing to worry about, you're not fat.
00:02:29.000Only fat people have something to worry about.
00:02:31.000But according to this documentary, people that are in shape are getting adult-onset diabetes because they think that.
00:02:38.000Apparently, according to this doc, one Coke a day...
00:02:42.000Increases your chances for diabetes by 30% If that shit's true, it's a lot of coke Yeah, one Coke a day is some insane amount of sugar.
00:02:53.000You're only supposed to have 25 in a day.
00:03:13.000Let me bring it back to the post-workout shit, because Mark Sisson was talking about actual gains, that your body has more gains if you wait up to an hour after working out before you supplement, before you take anything, before you're taking any food.
00:03:26.000And he said that there's a reaction that your body has where it produces more hormones, because your body's just had this brutal workout.
00:03:36.000And your body hasn't had a replenishment.
00:03:38.000So because it hasn't had a replenishment, I guess, during that time period, if you replenish, I think the science is, or according to him, I don't know what studies he's based on.
00:04:17.000Most people are on slightly varied diets and slightly varied sleep schedules, so it's super hard to say, like, if a guy didn't do it that way, how much of a gain he would make.
00:04:28.000I had some silly bitch tell me forever to drink chocolate milk.
00:04:31.000That's supposed to be the craze for a long time.
00:04:49.000First of all, Josh Berkman has fought as high as 205. Josh Berkman fought Jeremy Horn one day, and Jeremy Horn choked him out and spit on him.
00:05:34.000Well, what I like about this, Les Miles for sure, but what I like about this fight is it's essentially an old, real, fucking, crafty veteran in Berkman who's a dog.
00:06:02.000And it got Lombard to a point where Lombard slowed down his attack because he kind of knew that he wasn't going to take Berkman out, and he was going to have to do the long haul.
00:06:10.000I got Feldman TKO. Do we have to sink?
00:06:45.000They paid them exactly what they should do because these matchups, these aren't matchups that you can go, alright, five versus six, two versus three.
00:09:56.000Again, you've got to think about Berkman has fought successfully at 170 and all the way up to like 205. Well, he gets that old man strength, too.
00:14:30.000And there's the line, the inner octagon?
00:14:32.000What I say is everything outside that inner octagon, you can't kick them in the face, because it's too close to the cage.
00:14:38.000The only problem with kicking someone in the face when they're down is that the cage could prevent you from moving, and you could get kicked with something that you couldn't normally have prevented, so there's an obstacle.
00:14:48.000And that obstacle is sort of artificial.
00:14:50.000And since we can't have just an enormous basketball-sized playing field, which is really ideal.
00:14:55.000The ideal way to do MMA is not to have any walls.
00:14:58.000There's something stupid about having walls.
00:15:00.000What we really should have is a large, like, football-sized arena.
00:19:07.000You'd have to figure out what actually does work.
00:19:09.000You have an artificial surface over your hands that protects your hands.
00:19:12.000As far as a purist and a pure fight, you're probably right.
00:19:16.000As far as a sport and growing it and getting kids to get involved in it, you have to have some sort of structure.
00:19:22.000I think one day, they're going to figure it out, they're going to have no gloves, we're going to look at this, and they're going to say, this is silly.
00:19:27.000And guys get hit with a lot more shots than they should have.
00:22:11.000One of them is we try not to chew into the microphone, because I know that is so annoying, especially if you're at the gym and you have headphones on.
00:24:07.000And that was just one of his first jaunts into the higher echelons of MMA. And what's going to happen is Felder, As you see in this fight, I think he looked as good in this fight as he's ever looked, and he's gonna continue to get better.
00:24:18.000He looked good in those other fights, too.
00:24:20.000He did, but I think he looks even better now.
00:24:22.000I mean, he's a young kid, he's improving, and he's smart, and he works hard, and he's got Donald with him.
00:24:28.000I mean, having Cerrone as a training partner...
00:24:52.000And super successful as an MMA fighter.
00:24:54.000So for a guy like Felder to have a guy like Donald and have him be a colleague and the two guys be able to train with each other like that and work with each other.
00:27:26.000Now that I'm a little more educated on the steroid use, alleged steroid use, when I go back and watch a lot of these guys fight in MMA, I go, oh, you're an absolute giant, and there's zero reason you should be that bulky.
00:27:38.000And no body fat, and somehow or another can go on forever.
00:30:43.000As a matter of fact, there's apparently very little evidence that with all the steroid use that people do, all the crazy bodybuilders, like...
00:31:28.000But you look at them, though, and you're not looking at old boxers or old...
00:31:34.000You go to Muhammad Ali's era, which is the same, I guess, maybe he predated Schwarzenegger by a little bit, like 10 years or so, maybe more.
00:31:44.000More, when Schwarzenegger first burst onto the scene.
00:31:47.000So if you look at Ali, and you look at, obviously he's in a bad place now, but you look at Joe Frazier before he died, and you look at a lot of those older boxers from that era, they're fucked.
00:32:48.000They were talking about cell phone use.
00:32:50.000Cell phone use has gone up a great deal, but since 1992, from the last statistic I just read, which was yesterday, the gliomas, brain tumors, the really dangerous kind, have stayed pretty steady since 1992. So you'd think with all that...
00:33:39.000So what that does, actually, is it changes, it knocks atoms, I guess, off the DNA or screws with your DNA, which can then lead to cancer itself.
00:33:49.000But it doesn't mean that it necessarily will.
00:33:52.000But what happens is, like, if one guy dies of, you know, whatever, cancer, and he took steroids, and he accused that, then we're like, oh, that's what steroids do.
00:34:00.000If there's one example, the media rushes to it.
00:34:32.000But the Lyle Alzado thing, an important point is that Lyle Alzado was taking human growth hormone Hormone in a time where they were getting it from cadavers.
00:34:41.000They were getting human growth hormone in a different way than they gather it now.
00:34:46.000The way they gather it now is they produce it with bacteria.
00:36:19.000Well, listen, you can take it, but you got to realize that most of the stuff you're buying, if you're buying things from like GNC, muscle building, they put steroids in them.
00:38:11.000Yeah, the stores that were getting it, they would get hit up by the FDA or whoever was against it, the DEA, and they would tell them what specific chemicals were illegal.
00:38:18.000They would then go back to the labs, take that specific molecule out, change the number from CL. Right.
00:43:22.000Yeah, I was going to say, it's a reaction.
00:43:23.000Like last night I was working that Shane Mosley fight and I asked him afterwards, I said, you know, he fought a young guy who's 25. I said, what was the difference?
00:43:30.000He goes, my reaction time is just not there.
00:45:16.000He's really good at it, and he does it on the inside and the outside, but he did it on the outside a couple times against Tumanov, and I was like, whoa, I want to see him that nice jab.
00:45:24.000Yeah, he was hitting that dude last fight he fought.
00:46:27.000Yeah, but with Bisping, I was glad to see him get a title shot, but it sucks it's that way, but now I think it's probably the only way it was going to happen.
00:48:58.000Because you got a cup, so sometimes when Gilbert Ivel and Vanderlei fought in Pride and Vanderlei kicked Gilbert in the balls, his cup was caught right on his balls.
00:49:25.000But I want to see a statistic on what happens to guys when it's a close fight like Mitrione and Travis Brown and then he gets eye poked and then from then on it's a blowout.
00:49:34.000And there's a lot of fights like that where a guy gets eye poked and like it looked towards the end like Masvidal had recovered.
00:49:40.000He looked like he was fighting really smooth and well.
00:49:42.000It didn't look like Travis and Mitrione is a perfect example of like Mitrione was not the same after that eye poke.
00:49:59.000Like, when a guy gets his eye poked that bad, you know, like, there's a real problem with making a guy go fight when you know he's compromised, and the reason why he's compromised is a foul.
00:50:08.000So everybody who's watching wants the fight to continue.
00:53:41.000It's funny because the UFC made those little dolls and they made one of me and they gave it to me, whatever the company was and I was laughing.
00:55:20.000Joe, all I was saying on those title shots, what if, you know how they say anyone in the top five needs to stay in shape just in case a guy gets hurt?
00:55:28.000What if during a title shot, the UFC tells a guy he's the reserve?
00:55:32.000So if Wyoming gets hurt, Bisbee, you're up, brother.
00:55:35.000So you don't have to go to training camp.
00:55:37.000But be ready, because you're the first guy we go to, so we're not fumbling around.
00:55:40.000We should have that laid out on the card, like the alternates.
00:55:45.000I don't think you tell people, because let's say in DC Jones' case, let's say Rumble's the alternate, people want to see that fight.
00:55:52.000It's like, come on, hopefully he gets hurt.
01:00:49.000No, it's just, if greasing is illegal because it makes shit too slick, if greasing is illegal, it has none to do with it, if greasing is illegal because it makes shit too greasy, but the problem is, there's no tests for it.
01:01:02.000Right, but Rashgard is a foreign substance.
01:01:05.000So if it's illegal, how do you test for it?
01:04:29.000Dependent upon your preparation like that's one of the things where Nate Marquardt fought Paul Harris He wore a rubber suit backstage and Nate like really got super sweaty And then when he went out there to fight he was already sweaty as fuck And so when Paul Harris went for that leg lock Nate was all sweatied up Nate slipped out and Paul Harris started pointing at it and Nate punched his fucking lights up.
01:06:04.000I think you're better off greasing your fucking head up.
01:06:07.000But then there's a problem, because they grease heads up, they grease faces up and shit, and then you take that same grease, and you put it on a dude's chest as you're trying to take him down, and then you grab your arms, you wrap it around, and now you get grease on your arms.
01:11:27.000When I'm watching fights, you know, up close, and you watch, like, thousands of them, or whatever I've watched at this point, you, like, get used to, like, certain speeds that people move under.
01:11:35.000And every now and then, someone will move at a speed that you're like, whoa, my brain's not recognizing this.
01:13:21.000But that neck injury is no joke and I just hope he doesn't do something drastic quickly in order to repair himself quickly enough to get back.
01:13:30.000Does he need surgery for the neck or is it just a...
01:13:59.000In doing that, what I just described, over a long period of time, and Regenikine, those two things, it stopped my bulging disc, and it sucked back into my neck.
01:14:10.000My disc stuck out, like there was an MRI. When I looked at the disc, And it was like 6mm bulge.
01:14:20.000But when you go to doctors, one of the first things you want to do is cut you.
01:14:23.000Now obviously, this is super important to talk about, everybody's injury is different.
01:14:27.000Because it worked for me, it might not work for you.
01:14:29.000Your injury might be worse than mine, and it might get to a point where there's nothing they can do except for surgery.
01:14:35.000You don't know that just by talking to some doctors, because some doctors are just ready to cut you.
01:14:41.000And they might be right, and they might have had success with it, but that gentleman who's on TV right now is a testament to the fact that it does not always work.
01:14:48.000And Boss will tell you, he's had several neck surgeries, and because of that, because of his neck injury, his arm, he has one arm that's atrophy that he calls baby arm.
01:14:58.000Because his nerves weren't firing to his arm.
01:16:22.000But, you know, hormonally, the thing is, when you get to be that age, it's like you're dealing with a reduced level of testosterone unless you're, like, super...
01:16:32.000Super on point with your diet, super on point with your rest, super on point with consumption of saturated fats and cholesterol.
01:16:40.000That's very important if you want to have a natural testosterone production.
01:16:44.000And this is something that I really get pissed off when people...
01:16:48.000Start talking about the dangers of saturated fats.
01:16:50.000You're preaching some outdated nonsense, some non-scientific bullshit that people have said, and they've said it to demonize meat consumption.
01:18:53.000Yeah, she knew to follow me around and she knew that if anybody picked up rocks, that my wife would lift up rocks and she would go under there to get the bugs.
01:19:30.000Camozzi tagged him, dude, with a straight left hand.
01:19:33.000When I was doing this show, and one of the guys, the second AD, had an African gray parrot, I think, or it was a cockatoo, and he had it for 17 years.
01:21:39.000He's fucking him up with that right hand.
01:21:41.000Generally you think, oh, you go for leg locks, guy's going to punch you.
01:21:44.000Rarely do people say, get a leg lock position, but instead of finishing him, because Camozzi is in an offensive position, he could go after that heel.
01:27:53.000I think I still maintain that I've seen, like, again, this is just coming to movements and what you see inside fights.
01:27:59.000I think Kane, like, in the second fight with Junior Dos Santos, I think that is right up there in my eyes with Fedor's fight with Crow Cop, where you're just seeing a mauling by a better animal against an animal in his prime.
01:28:13.000Probably the best Kane we've ever seen.
01:36:24.000I feel like he has some supplement we don't know about.
01:36:26.000If I have the option of sleeping eight hours a night and not watching fights or sleeping six hours a night and watching fights, I'll take the six hours.
01:36:35.000I watch two hours of fights and then I go to sleep.
01:42:31.000Impenetrable off his back, and then once he swept Jake, and he got his back, I'm like, Jesus Christ, you're seeing just this laser samurai-shored scalpels fucking sharpness of technique.
01:45:08.000Yeah, but there's a thing about Krohn is that Krohn looks physically imposing.
01:45:12.000Like when Krohn doesn't have his shirt off, you go, when he has his shirt off, rather, you look at him and you go, well, that kid is obviously doing something.
01:45:26.000I saw Krohn, there's a video of him doing this shit on Venice Beach, or Santa Monica Beach, where he's swinging and flying to the air and catching the next bar, and then swinging and flying to the air.
01:47:00.000That most high-level jiu-jitsu players don't have when they're going to MMA, besides the good looks, is when you're talking about just pure jiu-jitsu, whether it's gi or no gi, the full guard is totally optional.
01:47:16.000You don't ever need to develop a full guard if it's just grappling.
01:47:19.000If you ever have someone in full guard and don't want to play, you open it up and you start playing, you know, butterfly guard or whatever.
01:48:11.000You didn't have to play in grappling ever, and now in MMA, but Krohn is one of those rare jujitsu guys that in his grappling, his full guard is his main weapon.
01:49:16.000Satisfying aspects of jiu-jitsu is that it's truly one of the only martial arts where a smaller, more technical person can overcome a bigger, more powerful person.
01:49:26.000Unless Shane Carwin rolls in that motherfucker.
01:52:54.000We'd come back around, people would fight to hippie Viagra conspiracies, how the Viagra Association bought off Yale professors to prove that it was good for longevity and anti-cancer properties.
01:53:11.000It's good for endurance, and they came up with a blood pressure medication or something?
01:58:26.000Let me go to an Olympic wrestler and figure out how to stop this bullshit.
01:58:29.000Then he trains at Black Outs a lot, too, with Daniel Warren.
01:58:32.000Well, you know, that fight with Nate Marquardt was a fucking excellent example of a guy who's got just super fucking high-level Technical striking.
02:00:44.000Hey, Joe, but as good as the wins are when you're that scared, when you do lose, when you're like, yeah, what's the worst that can happen, you lose the worst way, those same fears, you're like, fuck going through that, man.
02:00:54.000Fuck that, because you don't get the same payoff.
02:00:59.000The lows are low and the highs are low.
02:01:00.000There's also guys where you start realizing the lows are coming repeatedly, and it doesn't seem like there's an escape for them, and you've got to realize what are the consequences of these lows.
02:01:46.000Their motivation for getting in the first place is they had really low self-esteem at one point in time in life and fighting showed them the way out.
02:01:53.000So many fighters come from abusive backgrounds, stepfathers that were assholes and all that shit.
02:02:00.000Oh shit, Safedine with the fucking question mark kick over the top.
02:04:56.000We barely paid attention to any of these fights.
02:04:59.000Meanwhile, Rick Story and Tarek Safney have been going to war, and we're like those assholes in the fucking first row that are drunk, but barely paid attention to the fight.
02:05:33.000Well, I think there's gonna be a real problem soon with plant intelligence, where they're understanding things about the way plants communicate with each other.
02:07:24.000In fact, there's a problem with animals that are downwind of a constant breeze where they literally can starve to death because they won't eat their preferred food because it tastes bad.
02:07:34.000Even more reason to fuck those plants up.
02:07:38.000There's all sorts of weird communication going on also with the ground itself because we look at the ground as being just dirt, but it's not.
02:10:35.000What I was going to say is, all of the fertilizer that we use today, it has to have nitrogen in it, because that's one of the key components, but a lot of what it is, especially when people make compost, that's the best.
02:10:48.000When people throw their food waste in, and then they throw worms and leaves, and everything sort of decomposes.
02:10:54.000Yeah, and that stuff decomposes it, and you can use that in your garden.
02:10:57.000And that's one of the best ways of replenishing the nutrients in the soil.
02:12:50.000Not only that, there was a fence that was put up, and it was one of these weird nettings, and birds got stuck in the netting, and deer were eating the birds out of the netting.
02:14:24.000Me and Tim Kennedy could be boyfriends.
02:14:27.000But this camp that we would go to in Alberta, my friend John and Jen Rivett, they're fucking awesome human beings, and their place is amazing, and they have giant people.
02:16:05.000When you wake up in the middle of nowhere and you're walking through like in Alaska, there is something very primordial and very interesting about not knowing what you're going to see around the next corner.
02:16:16.000Well, when you and I did that island in Alaska, two of my favorite times as a human being is when we were in Montana and when we were in Alaska.
02:16:25.000We laughed so fucking hard and miserable.
02:17:52.000A mountain lion is like Kevin Randleman in his prime, and a wolf is like a 14-year-old girl in a fucking McDojo karate class at a strip mall.
02:18:00.000Jesus Christ, because a wolf has its mouth.
02:18:05.000That's my favorite analogy of all time.
02:18:07.000But there's a mountain lion eating a wolf.
02:18:09.000He's just killing a wolf with his fucking face.
02:20:39.000So with bears, because they don't have natural predators, nature has developed this really dark, dark system where the males eat the babies.
02:20:48.000So the struggle is constantly the males trying to eat other babies in order to bring the woman back, the female bear.
02:20:56.000Back into estrus so he can mate with her and pass on his own genetics and just the fact that it's hard to come by protein because they run fairly quick but they don't run as quick as deer.
02:21:06.000So the only deer they get to eat realistically are the babies or the injured ones.
02:21:11.000It's mostly fawns so they say that A bear in Alberta eat 50% of all moose calves and deer fawns.
02:22:19.000But there's a big goddamn difference between all of those things and then the wild itself, which is this weird system.
02:22:25.000And this weird system, wildlife biologists have studied this weird system over decades, and they've concluded that there's some benefit to removing certain dominant males from the equation.
02:23:03.000Not only did he feed 100 families, he gave $250,000 to conservation to protect the rhinos and killed a rhino they were going to have to kill anyway.
02:23:13.000But it's so complicated because you would think that if you love rhinos, the last thing you'd want is some dude paying money to kill a rhino.
02:24:15.000Jeremy Stephens and Hennem Burrell is a motherfucker of a fight.
02:24:17.000Because Jeremy Stephens is ready to throw bombs, super confident.
02:24:21.000And Hennem Burrell, first time at 145, not knowing exactly how he's going to do, against one of the best knockout strikers in this division.
02:25:51.000Well, he was, without a doubt, one of the best in the world at 135. And I think it's better for him at 145. It's too much of a beast for him to cut, they said.
02:26:39.000But I don't, personally, I know a lot of these guys.
02:26:41.000I don't want to see them fight their fight.
02:26:42.000Yeah, but if Hannah Brown is fighting, you've got to call it.
02:26:45.000Unless, this is what I want to say, unless they want to fight their friends and they think it's okay.
02:26:51.000Juliana Pena is very close with Misha Tate, and apparently Juliana Pena said, I would fight her for the title, and if she wins her next fight and I expect her to win, I'll fight her for the title.
02:27:47.000And at the highest level, every sport, every endeavor, every application of your own creativity and your own ideals, whatever you're trying to pursue in this life, should be done to the highest level.
02:27:59.000So all criticism should be taken into consideration, whether it's valid or invalid.
02:28:04.000And a guy like Tim Kennedy, I think, is an important voice.
02:28:07.000He's an important voice because he's a legit human being.
02:28:28.000Don't think you don't, because there's people like that on the other side.
02:28:31.000There's people like that in the world.
02:28:33.000And ideally, yes, we would all love peace and love, but occasionally you have to deal with assholes.
02:28:39.000And you have to realize that there's religious zealots and crazy people.
02:28:43.000Talk to the Yazidi women about ISIS and see how nice people are.
02:28:46.000And how badly they'd love to have a guy like fucking Tim.
02:28:49.000Ruthless dictators all throughout history, man.
02:28:50.000What'd you say about ISIS? Well, the Yazidis, what they did to that community in Iraq, the Yazidi women were always considered the most beautiful women.
02:28:56.000They had fair hair, blue eyes, yellow eyes.
02:28:59.000I'm not hearing red hair and big tits.
02:29:01.000I don't even know what the fuck you're just saying.
02:32:07.000He's playing like he's on Queer Streak.
02:32:09.000He didn't come over the top of the right hand.
02:32:10.000He definitely got hurt, but you've got to think this dude is a Novo and Yao fighter, and one of the things about those training camps in Novo and Yao, those guys go to war.
02:32:19.000Maybe they stopped lately because of all the pressure.
02:32:30.000Well, he fought at 55 and really struggled to get down to 45, whereas Burrell was fighting at 35 and struggled there, and he's more comfortable at 45. Well, Stephen's a thicker-boned character.
02:45:09.000There's also understanding who you are as a human being and how that gets distorted by massive amounts of fame and praise and adulation and love from your countrymen and from people around the world because you're the champion of the world and recognize, my opinion,
02:45:25.000if you want to ask me, who's the greatest of all time, I will always say Anderson Silva.
02:46:10.000Even the first wife fight, but not for me.
02:46:12.000So that was an interesting fight for me, because that was a fight where I was telling everybody that worked for the UFC. I was like, do you understand what you have acquired?
02:46:20.000I'm like, you've acquired, in my opinion, the baddest motherfucker in this division.
02:46:24.000Like, do you understand how good this guy is?
02:46:26.000But he wasn't that dominant in Japan before that.
02:47:39.000He opens him up and just relaxes, and Anderson was really good at figuring out your timing and lulling you to sleep with a false sense of security, and then out of nowhere he would just drop bombs on you.
02:47:58.000I think with Weidman, Weidman took him down early and threatened him with a knee bar, and I think he was really worried about the ground game.
02:50:36.000He's got mushrooms and these stars of death, which I think these stars, the pot gummy stars, are like 500 milligrams of THC. Look at that fucking photograph.
02:50:48.000That is 2,000 milligrams of THC and at least 3 grams of mushrooms.
02:52:50.000But meanwhile, if there was a guy, okay, that was standing back there and that was looking at a stud woman that's like the female equivalent to Cody, that'd be like a natural thing to say.
02:56:56.000But, I'm telling you, Cody Garbrandt, I believe at this stage of his career in life, he's only 24 years old, he's faster and more dangerous with his hands.
02:57:05.000He also hits harder than anyone at 135. Yes.
03:00:39.000See, the thing is, every fight when it's dangerous starts off with hands because you don't feel comfortable enough to start throwing kicks unless you're some crazy Muay Thai-style kicking expert where it's a part of your natural thing.
03:01:19.000And Almeida likes to throw knees and likes to throw kicks, but he might get conservative in his approach because of the fact that Garbrandt's hands are so good that he doesn't want to open himself up to like...
03:01:31.000He probably considered straight right counters to right leg kicks.
03:01:36.000Look how heavy Garbrandt is on the front leg.
03:01:39.000I would assume that he's ready for a straight right hand counter.
03:01:41.000Dude, how quick are his right leg kicks too?
03:06:11.000And for all those people that were on the fence, all those people that were on the fence about a neck tattoo, boom, they got sidekicked over.
03:06:40.000Like, if you think that Hennon Burrell was going to be able to figure out a way to beat Jeremy Stevens, but I think that Jeremy Stevens' power and experience at 145 pounds is going to prevail, we don't have to be enemies.
03:06:51.000But there's this weird thing going on.
03:06:53.000If you say something, and I disagree with it, if that hits online, if two people disagree online, people assume that there's some sort of a horrible argument going on.
03:07:06.000And they assume that there's some negativity.
03:07:49.000Listen, my love for both of you, and you too, my love for all of you, it doesn't change depending upon whether or not I agree with you or disagree with you.
03:10:44.000Okay, you gotta know that there's a woman named Kay Griggs who is married to a high-ranking Army Joint Chiefs of Staff Officer George Griggs.
03:11:45.000She's basically saying how the world is run based on her husband, who is high-ranking in army intelligence, real good friends with George Sr. Like, right there!
03:13:01.000He bought, for $4 million, he bought, in the Laurel Canyon, in the Hollywood Hills, he bought a former, top secret, Air Force intelligence base.
03:14:27.000So Jared Leto, if you look at it, he bought a top secret for, since the 40s, it was top secret.
03:14:34.000And what they find then, and this is all, this is not conspiracy theory, that this top secret Air Force intelligence base was mainly a full fucking force film studio where they made propaganda films.
03:15:18.000If you look, it's not a conspiracy theory.
03:15:21.000All the bands from the mid-60s, the Doors, the Eagles, all of them, Frank Zappa, the Mamas and the Papas, Crosby, Stills, and Nash, they all came from Laurel Canyon.
03:15:51.000Isn't it fucking suspicious and crazy that there's this top secret Air Force intelligence base right there in Laurel Canyon and in the mid-60s...
03:16:03.000All the bands that started the hippie movement, the anti-war movement, they all came from Laurel Canyon.
03:17:45.000How dare you give the U.S. military or the Air Force or anybody in the U.S. government credit for the fucking awesome rock and roll that came out and culminated in 1968, peaking at Haight-Ashbury.
03:18:40.000And if you're working for the government, you don't have that kind of time.
03:18:45.000And you certainly don't have the kind of time to hypnotize some fucking kid and brainwash him into making the most excellent music the world's ever known.
03:19:03.000What the opposite is is a child that grows up in an oppressive, strict, conservative family that's connected to the military and realizes that this is bullshit.
03:19:13.000And they start doing drugs and acid and they start drinking and they start hanging out with fucking weirdos and they produce amazing music.
03:19:35.000The cabal of intelligent super geniuses that have somehow figured out a way to...
03:19:41.000Manage their own love lives, their own financial accounts, their own real estate fucking holdings, their own stock market portfolios, their own relationships with their co-workers, their hobbies, the hookers that they occasionally stick their penis into.
03:19:58.000They have time for all that plus chemtrails.
03:22:28.000I mean, Gulf of Tonkin was obviously a coordinated false flag event.
03:22:33.000The Operation Northwoods was obviously an idea that they had tried to pass, where it got through the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
03:22:40.000It was signed and vetoed by Kennedy, where they're going to have a false flag on American civilians.
03:22:45.000There's obviously have been, throughout human history, liars and manipulators that were in charge.
03:22:51.000We should certainly have some healthy skepticism, but we also have to take into consideration how much fucking time does a person have in a day?
03:23:04.000Well, how much of what's going on like the 60s shit?
03:23:08.000How much is just convenient rebellion, obvious rebellion?
03:23:11.000You know, if you grow up with someone who's some sort of a fucking military asshole, and he's super strict, I mean, how many rock stars have come from that background?
03:23:50.000But we also have to be taking into consideration that, like we were talking about with bears earlier, that bears don't have natural predators.
03:24:32.000Which is why when you come to my house, do not give me a hard time when you see my fucking male 7'8", maybe 8'6", because I'm dead-eye and I got a nose for fucking bear.
03:24:42.000Do not give me a hard time when you wiggle your toes through my fucking rug, because I am saving bears by killing bears.
03:26:01.000When it's time for you to fucking shoot and your breathing's going to be very irregular, you look me in the eye and I help you with your breathing.
03:34:54.000But when you're in the middle of that majestic wilderness, literally that doesn't care about you, you do get a sense, there is a feeling of sadness, a feeling of being so insignificant that it makes you a little bit depressed sometimes.
03:35:09.000When we were sitting up at the top of this one of these ridges and you and I and Giannis were up there and we were taking a break and we sat up there and we glassed this Canyon and it was the rain was coming in and going out and we're looking around and and Matin was there too and we were just like Jesus Christ like this land doesn't give a fuck if you're here or gone.
03:35:29.000Yes, it's gonna be the same like you It's like a realization that no matter what mark you think you're laying, it doesn't matter if you're fucking King Tut.
03:35:51.000And that's hard to deal with because you want to pass your genes and you want to be special and you want to show greatness and you want people to remember your name after you're gone.
03:35:58.000But ultimately, that's not really what's important.
03:36:00.000And that when you're confronted with that reality, whether it's through psychedelic drugs or whether it's through sitting on a mountain in...
03:36:08.000Prince of Wales in Alaska and you and best buddies sitting there going, man, we can't even fucking find a deer.
03:36:14.000We didn't find a deer for days and days.
03:37:03.000We have a limited supply, and it lets you know that without this stuff, because we're not trying to live off this Mountain Ops food, or whatever the fuck it's called, whatever the meals are called.
03:40:14.000A lot of people pretend that they feel different than the way they actually feel.
03:40:18.000But when push comes to shove and you perform, it's one of the things, like when we went to Sao Paulo, like I'd seen you compete in the trials.
03:40:26.000You competed in San Diego in the trials.
03:40:28.000And those were the only times I saw you compete.
03:40:30.000I saw you compete in the trials and I saw you compete on video.
03:40:53.000Let me tell you something what happens.
03:40:54.000Eddie Bravo has got this dude in a position where a lot of traditional Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu referees, practitioners might not have understood what was going on.
03:41:03.000And he was moving towards this guy's back.
03:41:06.000And Eddie's holding on to him and the referee is insinuating that there's some stalling and there's going to have to be some moving.
03:41:12.000And Eddie turns to him and looks at him and says, I'm not stalling.
03:45:54.000People know that when you have something and it's amazing and then you lose it, you realize you're not as great as you once were.
03:46:00.000So they recognize that Wayne McCullough was a world champion boxer, a silver medalist in the Olympics, and his athletic peak, he was loved throughout And he's not there anymore.
03:46:11.000So they recognize this as an opportunity to see someone who has diminished from their previous height.
03:46:19.000They try to attack him to make him feel bad because they know psychologically that this has to have some sort of an effect on the way his self-esteem interprets reality.
03:46:27.000But also because they never touched that.
03:46:28.000Because they never fucking came close to that kind of accomplishment.
03:46:31.000I know, but that's why they're doing it.
03:46:32.000Because they're trying to bring him down.
03:46:50.000I go, if you can't celebrate and have some reverence for what that dude did, or anybody like that, that's your fucking problem and that holds you back.
03:46:59.000Well, they've never been beat up then, probably.
03:50:16.000I have grabbed him in a perfect head and arm lock, thrown my hips out judo style, brought his head and his arm in with a gable grip, kept my chin tight, and looked at him and gone, he was trying to take a nap, and I go, you're going fucking nowhere,
03:50:33.000motherfucker, and had him tight, I mean arm and head tight judo, hips splayed, hips splayed, fucking, what's his name, here you go, this is There's another one.
03:52:37.000I loved doing my podcast, but I feel like sometimes, you know when you do a podcast and you get a new audience and you gotta tell the fucking same story over and over?
03:52:47.000I hate saying the same, you know, when people start saying, here he goes again.
03:52:51.000Why would you say the same story over and over?
03:52:52.000Because, you know, it comes up, you're in a podcast.
03:53:45.000And eventually, you're going to say something funny, and someone's going to find out about it, and they're going to spread it to five people, and they'll spread it to ten, and you'll have 1,500 people in six months.
03:53:54.000How many Twitter followers do you have, Till Rogan?
03:56:46.000This is a network, like an organic network, as opposed to like a business network where we sat down and said, I need to control 40% of this concomerate.
03:57:57.000How about the fact that I told a story, like a really good long story, dramatic, and my father in front of a bunch of people goes like this, like friends, and he goes, now how much of that story do you think is actually true?
03:58:12.000Well, the problem is you understand drama so well that you'll occasionally sprinkle it in as long as you keep the ethics of the original idea of the story intact.
03:58:18.000Don't know what you're talking about, sir.
03:58:42.000I think overall, you would never change the actual results of the story you're talking about, but you would flavor that story with additional spices that weren't in the original recipe.
03:59:36.000As soon as you're measuring something, you're changing what that thing is because you're making someone conscious of the fact that you're measuring it.
03:59:42.000And so if you're a completely self-conscious person who's always aware of how people are viewing him, like Brian Callen, which is one of the reasons why you're so entertaining, is because you really want everybody around you.
04:00:17.000One of my favorite pastimes is to go through my life and think about how much time I would have saved if I had just walked away from certain people.
04:01:02.000Imagine if you took those and you painted black around everything except like a pencil eraser in the center of each one of those and that's how you looked at the world.
04:01:56.000I go, I have to call you because you need to know that I'm a fraud.
04:01:59.000But if I tell you I'm a fraud, I'm not a fraud.
04:02:00.000So I go, bro, I'm laying books out about around my fucking place.
04:02:04.000So the girl thinks I read and I'm keeping, I'm opening the page I was like, but the fact that I'm telling my best friend that I'm doing that, it means I'm not a fraud.
04:02:18.000This is a true statement, but the chronology is broken.
04:02:21.000I had informed him first that he was a fraud with his books on the coffee table, and I knew it, and he denied it, and then admitted it, and then called me.
04:02:45.000Being a guy who is secretly deep is attractive somehow to the genetics of a woman who's searching for a man with character because the guy who's secretly deep who can deal with shit, maybe gets up in the morning, sets his alarm clock at 4am and goes running up a hill,
04:03:01.000that guy can understand what it's like to overcome pressure.
04:03:05.000And that's appealing to women's genetics.
04:04:05.000The universe is just as content with us being hit by a fucking asteroid and being knocked back down to single-celled organisms as it is us succeeding and figuring out a way to get to Mars.
04:04:20.000The universe is just as happy with either result.
04:04:23.000You can find all this paperwork in that fucking Air Force Base in Laurel Canyon.
04:04:28.000You're talking about Mr. Leto's place!
04:05:02.000It's one of the things that's being discussed right now in mainstream newspapers and mainstream magazines.
04:05:07.000The reason why they went after marijuana and mushrooms and LSD is because they wanted to silence the anti-war people and the civil rights people.
04:06:13.000You deal with the wrong, you see the wrong thing.
04:06:17.000You see a dad who's an alcoholic or who beats his mom and this fucking chaos and the house gets repossessed and you see all the flaws of the people before you.
04:06:26.000And oftentimes the most together people are the people that grew up with parents that weren't together.
04:06:31.000Because they realize, whoa, I gotta realize what these people are doing wrong and I gotta get it right myself.
04:06:36.000So when you see a guy like Jim Morrison who's this fucking brilliant freak who came out of nowhere, if you really look at musical history, but this is what I'm saying.
04:06:47.000If you look at musical history, like the 1950s were like the doorway to this rock and roll thing.
04:06:53.000Like Elvis came through and Jerry Lee Lewis and there was Chuck Berry.
04:06:57.000But there's all this weird music came through and then the Beatles and then there was these rock Fuck motherfuckers.
04:07:03.000And there was all these drugs that are involved.
04:07:16.0001964. It has all the elements of a classic suppression and response to the suppression creative outburst.
04:07:23.000And that creative outburst is one of the most beautiful, artistic accomplishments of the human race.
04:07:31.000If you look at the 1960s, look at the Beatles, you look at the Led Zeppelin, look at the Doors, look at the Who, look at the music of the 60s, look at...
04:07:47.000All I'm saying is I don't know what the fuck's going on.
04:07:49.000All I'm saying if it's true, if it might not even be true, if it's true that all those bands came from Laurel Canyon and they were all kids of Air Force intelligence officers, that's fucking weak.
04:08:11.000The kids eventually wind up being drug addicts.
04:08:13.000They go to school, they smoke cigarettes, they hang out with the cool kids, they go hang out by the fucking auto shop, and they learn how to fix tires.
04:08:37.000But you're assuming the most preposterous thing, Eddie.
04:08:46.000Eddie, you're assuming the most preposterous thing.
04:08:49.000You're assuming that the most creative, beautiful moment in music history, arguably, the 1960s, was created by retards so fucking stupid that got a job at the government.
04:11:58.000So what happens is the female will have a cub and then they'll go into their den and they'll hibernate in their den and they come out in the spring and the male will be horny but the female's like, I already have babies, fuck you.
04:13:14.000Eddie, I hate to be a dick, but the other day, Brian was telling me how he thinks the whole 9-11 thing is just, he thinks you're full of shit.
04:13:58.000No, he totally does, because he trusts everything about 9-11, and there's holes everywhere.
04:14:01.000So if you trust watching Tower 7 completely free fall on video from five different angles, and you believe the government eight years later when they finally came out and they said, Oh, I got too hot.
04:15:02.000When they had a press conference with NIST, the National Institute of Standard and Technology, they're the ones that came out and explained what happened to Tower 7. When they asked them, did you guys check for explosives?
04:16:26.000It looks like a controlled demolition.
04:16:27.000Is it possible that you could get a diesel fire in a building where the fuel burns so hot that it fucks up all of the supporting beams to this building and it all just gives out and pancakes on each other?
04:16:40.000I'm not a structural engineer, so I don't know.
04:17:32.000There was three that went down, but the third one wasn't reported on because they knew the majority of the people, like you, real smart, would not even...
04:17:40.000I like how he said real smart after he just shit on you.
04:18:32.000When you look at what's going on, like when people look at what trends are going on, this is the trend that's going on.
04:18:37.000The trend is that there's a hundred thousand architects and engineers in the association, and bit by bit it's growing and growing, because you know what?
04:18:45.000The guy that's the head of all that, he's sitting down...
04:20:12.000Eddie, anybody examining the evidence is going to know three towers went down.
04:20:15.000Everybody knows three towers went down.
04:20:17.000Most people don't know three towers went down!
04:20:19.000No, when you're talking about architects and engineers, you don't think the predominant group of...
04:20:25.000If you looked at a million architects and engineers, you don't think that like 999,999 would fucking know that Tower 7 was brought down with Tower 1 and Tower 2?
04:21:16.000These architects and engineers don't even know.
04:21:17.000But when they get sit down, all of them, 100% when they get sit down, I know the guy, I had him on my podcast, he's the head of all this shit.
04:21:23.000Every one of them goes, oh shit, we've been honeydicked.
04:21:59.000If you're an architect or an engineer and you've passed through some sort of architectural course and I assume you got some sort of a master's degree in engineering and someone asks you to commentate on one of the most historic attacks in human civilization ever.
04:22:22.000If you ask them to examine what happened to Tower 7, they're going to look at Tower 7. If you think they're going to talk to them about 9-11 and not bring up Tower 7, that's crazy.
04:22:44.000It's just there's so much going on that day that Tower 7 seemed less important in comparison to Tower 1 and Tower 2, which were both hit by planes.
04:22:54.000But whatever it was, it didn't, whether it was an intentional cover-up, Tower 7, or it was a cover-up because there was so much hoopla, most people don't know about it because this is what's going on.
04:25:10.000I just think it's amazing that Eddie has the inside scoop when every major publication from The Guardian from the New York Times To Lawrence Wright who won a Pulitzer Prize winning book called The Looming Tower that actually traced this...
04:25:27.000Don't you fucking quote people, you son of a bitch.
04:26:38.000There's a real benefit to not getting emotional and yelling about things that you're not exactly sure about.
04:26:42.000And when we talk about these things, it's a better approach to step back and go, what are the possibilities?
04:26:49.000How much do I have invested in one particular argument that I've already The only reason I go to Tower 7 is because that's the most obvious one.