In the wake of the devastating fires that have ravaged the Hawaiian Islands, many are asking the question: who's to blame? Is it the power lines, the climate change, or the white people who came in and took over the country?
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00:00:50.000The cause of the fires yet to be determined.
00:00:51.000I guess they're saying it's power lines.
00:00:53.000But for some, the Maui wildfires, which have destroyed communities and shattered families, was an opportunity to bash Americans and America and blame the real culprit of these fires.
00:01:18.000When Christian missionaries transformed an area that was mostly wetlands into large-scale sugar plantations that required the digging of tunnels in the buildings blah blah blah.
00:01:24.000The sugar and pineapple industries led to the deforestation etc etc.
00:01:59.000Because the thing is, because of Hawaii's location, there was never, because Hawaii is so small and it is so remote and located, In the middle of the biggest ocean on earth, there was never a chance for it to avoid being gobbled up by some massive power.
00:02:16.000You can't be an island nation with that kind of strategic value and think that Russia or Japan or the United States or someone isn't going to go ahead and say, we're going to come here with our military infrastructure and put something here.
00:02:30.000Now you can say it's wrong, you can disapprove of it, but that you are not gonna, there is nowhere on earth that's insulated from the rest of earth the way that it needs to be to make sure that it doesn't, like North Sentinel Island's the only place, you know?
00:04:28.000Yeah, and you have actually less rights.
00:04:29.000You gotta go with the communists, buddy.
00:04:31.000I'm gonna side with the white colonists.
00:04:34.000Not that they're white, but that the colonists did cause this.
00:04:36.000Joe Biden tweeted today that he's laser-focused on the Maui recovery.
00:04:41.000He should probably be a little less focused, considering the situation.
00:04:47.000Dude, we had Nick Sorter on the show last night, and I mean, he's basically almost explaining what we're talking about right now, that people came in, they set up power lines, they kind of modernized and colonized the island, and then they don't take the wood out of the- they don't, like, keep up the forest.
00:05:02.000You're supposed to go in and remove the dead wood from underneath the trees so that these brush fires don't happen, and they haven't been doing that.
00:05:07.000It is not white people that are doing that, though.
00:05:09.000White people are not the people in charge of the island.
00:05:36.000I mean part of our natural survival is our ability to go in from the beaches, into the forest, get the dead wood out, go back to the beaches to set up life.
00:07:53.000Like I said, Hawaii is really, really unique.
00:07:56.000It's one of the most remote places in the world.
00:07:58.000The value of the shoreline there, you know, it's beyond astronomical.
00:08:05.000There have been developers trying to get the local owners of the property, who've owned it for generations, offering them tens of millions of dollars for a lot, and they're not selling because they don't want to, you know, they don't want to lose the property.
00:08:21.000It's literally priceless because there's nowhere else in the world like it.
00:08:24.000It's their family's property too, they got it.
00:08:26.000I think Nick quoted it as one square acre, one acre squared, is that how you say it?
00:13:00.000If it's a functional farm, then it's not bad because you can literally go in and start producing a profit.
00:13:07.000So we got 50 acres with two standing structures, one in need of renovation but still sound, one brand new building, and the 50 acres was $750.
00:14:08.000Yeah, we were talking about making like a public Let's do this.
00:14:11.000Let's I remember the name 100 acres is a lot of acres we were gonna buy and just be like come build whatever you want And we'll like we're not gonna charge rent or anything, but there's gonna be like it's not for you to live and whatever it's still like have fun things make a little fur trader hut or something and then you'll have you'll have that piece of land and For as long as you decide, and then if you leave and don't come back after a certain amount of time, we take it and we'll give it to somebody else, but it's basically like a park where people can do fun stuff.
00:15:18.000The teacher who was saying that we had to normalize the term minor attracted person and that De-stigmatized the word pedophile, and I was just like that's really nice now face the wall and I think I think it was that was the last straw, but I had already had a bunch of strikes talking about kovat and the Products and stuff all the vaccines now.
00:15:36.000We're on the after-show fucking vaccines Yeah, I was talking about I was talking about kovat a lot.
00:15:43.000I read maybe it was 2021 when I got kicked off and I don't remember.
00:19:20.000Because I use OBS to put the show out, and so if I try to restream to three or four different platforms, we'll start dropping frames right away, and then we'll drop the whole show.
00:19:33.000I only stream to YouTube, and then Otto uploads to Rumble and other places.
00:21:07.000You save up for a few years until you get a down payment, and then you buy it, but you gotta figure out what your income is to pay that loan off or whatever.
00:21:13.000Phil, do you- We're gonna go to callers.
00:21:29.000Thank you all so much for having me on.
00:21:31.000So, my question for the panel, given that World War III seems to be pretty likely, I wanted to see if you all, like if Article 5 was triggered, do you all think that there's a possibility that the U.S.
00:21:50.000might not even send troops and that we'd essentially act as a manufacturing base for the rest of NATO so that they could deal with the... We already sent troops!
00:22:40.000And considering we have troops already in Europe and we have special forces already in Ukraine, more support is going to be sent.
00:22:50.000You could maybe make the argument that we're not going to see heavy combat from our personnel in the immediate But we send, you know, tech support and supplies, and we have a large amount of soldiers on military bases throughout Europe, but yeah.
00:23:02.000And Article 5 means every member of NATO.
00:23:05.000But that's, the thing is, if you got a defensive pact, and then one of the, and then someone's in a war, and then they join your defensive pact after they're already in the war, it doesn't trigger your defensive pact.
00:23:15.000I mean, I don't know that you can really say that.
00:24:27.000So like the reason I kind of thought about that was because, you know, despite us offshoring a lot, we still have a large manufacturing base.
00:24:38.000Plus, you have other countries where it'd probably be more likely that they'd be involved and be easier to logistically.
00:24:46.000Not saying that we couldn't, because like you said, we do have military bases over there and troops in Europe already.
00:24:51.000But in my opinion, the main reason I would think that that's a possibility, however likely, is because the American public, for all intents and purposes, is not wanting to get involved in a war here.
00:25:04.000So it would almost be like, oh, well, we like we're at war with Russia, but we're not going to send troops over there.
00:25:14.000Pittsburgh is going to have a major outage and there's going to be people screaming and rioting and the government's going to come out.
00:25:21.000Joe Biden's going to say a cyber attack launched from Moscow took out a main water reclamation plant in Pittsburgh, resulting in a loss of water for three million people.
00:25:32.000Females responding immediately, but my fellow Americans, this is an act of war, make no mistake.
00:25:38.000And I'm now going to confer with my colleagues in Congress, or you know, with members of Congress, as to the appropriate response to how the United States deals with this overt act of war.
00:26:04.000There will be an explosion and then they'll say that the Russians have taken credit for it, that it was an attack on our infrastructure because we manufacture a component in this area that was being used by the Ukrainians and then, you know, Russia's gonna deny it and they're gonna say we know they did it and they're targeting us because we believe in freedom.
00:26:24.000And then they're going to say, we have to stop this.
00:26:28.000I imagine that if they want us to go to war, you'd need something more substantive than 9-11.
00:26:35.000What that would be, I don't know, but cutting off the water or blowing up some kind of refinery or some kind of cyber attack that results in the deaths of several thousands.
00:26:45.000Yeah, it'd have to kill a lot of people for sure.
00:27:07.000So maybe Biden's vitting, here you go, Biden goes to visit some kind of, he's on the campaign trail visiting some union shop, and then something happens, they blame it on Russia.
00:27:19.000They could assassinate Biden and blame it on Russia.
00:27:54.000Be careful of saying that over and over again.
00:27:55.000That's a ridiculous, weird, hippie notion.
00:27:58.000Calling out the establishment because they engage in false flag attacks like the Gulf of Tonkin, and we all know about Operation Northwoods.
00:28:06.000So, right now, we know they want to escalate the war.
00:28:09.000If it comes to it, they will need U.S.
00:28:10.000troops on the ground, and the only way to get that is if you get mass public support.
00:28:15.000It's gonna be incredibly fucking difficult to pull off, considering the culture wars.
00:28:20.000Especially with Biden, because he's not convincing.
00:28:22.000So it's gonna have to be some kind of serious attack.
00:28:30.000I don't know that I am uncomfortable saying that I wouldn't put it past him, but once you pointed that out, like, if they smoke Biden, right?
00:28:37.000Say, we're gonna get real conspiracy theory.
00:28:40.000The feds or the CIA decides they're gonna smoke Biden, right?
00:28:43.000They take care of the problem with Ukraine and his kid.
00:28:46.000They take care of the problem of Biden.
00:29:57.000I really appreciate you guys having me on.
00:30:00.000I had a question for Ian because, Ian, I couldn't disagree with you more, but I love you, man, and I respect your openness to change and the same reason why I really have been watching Tim for the past, like, 10 years or so.
00:30:16.000But for me, I was very much when it came to the abortion question, right?
00:30:21.000Like, I used to be very libertarian on it and, you know, It's not really my position and who am I to say when life began and I used to be in the military and I worked in intelligence and we used to do kind of like a fun thing on the weekends where we would do like debates and we would force each other to take like the opposite opinion and I was talking to this guy and I heard my own argument coming from his mouth and as I heard it
00:30:51.000Like, something just clicked in me, and I saw it as, like, and I'm not saying anyone is evil, but like, the argument and the mindset in itself is evil.
00:31:00.000And it was, you know, like, who can say when life begins?
00:31:05.000You know, why not just, you know, like, do you know when life begins?
00:31:09.000And so my question for you is, is like, for me, my epiphany in that moment was like, If I can't say when life begins, why would I possibly take the chance of killing a child?
00:31:25.000And, like, being someone that grew up taking care of my little brothers and stuff like that, and being, you know, in the military and stuff, you protect.
00:32:55.000And now she's like, the best thing that ever happened to me, I just had to let go of like... And we have a kid that's 5 months old, and I can tell you, every step of the way, there's no freaking question.
00:33:37.000And if there is, why would you allow it?
00:33:40.000I mean, it's a zyko, it's not a human.
00:33:45.000I'm very pro-life, and that's why I'm obsessed with revolutionizing our energy grid.
00:33:49.000People that say they're pro-life, but they don't talk about actually fortifying our electrical system, but the virtue signal about what some woman over there has to do, you want to protect her?
00:34:12.000When you said no, if you're pro-life and you change, you're changing the subject.
00:34:16.000Yeah, but they don't think it's murder.
00:34:17.000We talked about this last night for like an hour.
00:34:19.000No, but the point that I'm making is I have a problem with saying that because you're changing the subject to avoid the conversation.
00:34:24.000The point that he's making is it's life.
00:34:27.000And the stuff that you're saying, like when you're like, it's not a zygote, it's not a human life, it's human DNA.
00:34:32.000Like, I get what you're saying about being like, you know, or I understand why people could be pro-choice and stuff, but I just feel like... Well, let's try this.
00:34:43.000I'll answer your question, but there's a meme of, protect the baby in the womb, protect it, protect it, protect it, and then as soon as the baby's born, you're on your own, kid.
00:34:49.000That's a meme about the right-wing conservative movement.
00:35:06.000The idea that the only solution for helping a baby is for the government to take money from other people and then put kids in state institutions makes no sense.
00:35:14.000But anyway, define human so we can figure this one out.
00:35:17.000I'll go with the definition in the dictionary.
00:37:54.000There are babies that are born without brains.
00:37:56.000Yeah, I would not consider that a human, dude.
00:37:57.000And they have a cerebellum, which regulates the involuntary processes.
00:38:01.000So then, the question then becomes, do you think, so the question then becomes, do you think the physical mass of the brain or the conscious entity defines a human?
00:38:56.000Okay, so do you agree it's a large brain or just some component of the brain?
00:38:59.000I mean, I think his point of it being relative to body mass, is that what you were... Well, the point is, like, when it says large brain, like, your brain is not large compared to the sun.
00:39:08.000And that was the comparison you made earlier.
00:39:10.000Yeah, but those zygotes don't have brains.
00:39:11.000No, but it's not taught... The zygotes are... They're building the brain.
00:42:09.000Neither do people with serious birth defects.
00:42:12.000You cannot define human based on anomalous developments within the human race, and you cannot define human based on chosen characteristics that you deem worthy.
00:42:49.000You sit here and said that a baby born with encephalitis is not a human.
00:42:53.000No, you said a baby born without a brain.
00:42:55.000Ian, you're qualifying who gets to You're making qualifiers as to who is and is not a human, and you're still talking about human beings, human DNA, human children.
00:43:09.000All of the things that you're talking about come from humans.
00:43:12.000They're all biological matter that comes from human beings.
00:43:19.000They're all things that come from humans.
00:43:22.000Why don't you all just be a little more responsible with who you have sex with?
00:43:28.000The issue that I'm looking to answer is the question of human rights and when does the government have the right to determine someone does or does not have rights.
00:43:36.000So that's why we need to have a very clear set definition.
00:43:40.000This is not an argument about abortion in any capacity.
00:44:19.000Now, in the event that a woman grants a man the right to inseminate her, resulting in another human now being attached to her body, that was a choice she made to allow that, and now she is obligated to not terminate because she welcomed that in.
00:44:34.000In the instance of rape, I believe the government has no authority to mandate a woman carry the baby.
00:44:39.000Even though the baby is a unique human life that does have human rights, as defined by 30 states, which, if you kill the woman and the baby dies, it's a double homicide.
00:44:47.000To say something like, whether you're smart, or have a brain, or have arms, or are bipedal, that's what makes you human, is the justification for eugenics and genocide.
00:44:58.000Yeah, that's a big problem is when you're when you're making a qualifier about this person This isn't a person and that is a person and this this you know entity doesn't qualify because they don't have these arbitrary Features or whatever they don't like all of that stuff.
00:45:14.000That's the same kind of idea that justified Killing off thousands and or tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of people in Nazi Germany.
00:45:22.000It's it's it is saying that these entities do not I'm not gonna say you're wrong.
00:45:30.000And once you start doing that is like, well, you know, the zygotes don't,
00:45:33.000and then the people that are mentally deficient don't, and then the people that are blah, blah, blah,
00:46:01.000I mean, if a woman wants to terminate a one-day-old zygote, Look, I'm pro-choice up to the end of the first trimester, but my issue right now is the way you're articulating it.
00:46:12.000Because like I said, I'm pro-choice up to the end of the first trimester.
00:46:18.000I think that the fetus is not cognizant yet, it doesn't experience the way that a developed human being experiences.
00:46:29.000The fetus is not viable at like, you know, 10 weeks or whatever.
00:46:33.000So that's where you can have a reasonable, in my opinion, where you can reasonably say this is moral to end the term.
00:46:39.000We definitely got to get these other callers.
00:47:20.000My question is for the panel, and I'm in emerging technologies and wanted to ask what everybody thought about the idea of if we were able to get off an oil economy into something else, something other than electric, how do you think that would change the political equation?
00:47:42.000But what do you mean, something other than electric?
00:47:46.000Well, like, for instance, no, um, the project I'm working on would be the first hydrocarbon that could go toe-to-toe with electric cars in California.
00:48:45.000They're very safe They have a way to burn all the waste very easily and actually turn it back in Is he talking thorium or is he talking?
00:48:53.000I think I think it's plutonium but anyways, he's come up with a way something that he calls the kilowatt dollar and And essentially the way this would work is we'd be making, first of all our energy would be pennies on the dollar, but this energy would be so abundant that we could actually put them in batteries and sell battery banks to other countries and our dollar would be backed off that, what he calls a kilowatt dollar.
00:49:19.000Those nuclear waste batteries are pretty cool.
00:49:21.000Right, but the problem is the storage.
00:49:23.000When it comes to vehicles you can't get the energy density high enough.
00:49:32.000Actually, mechanical storage is probably one of the better options.
00:49:35.000For instance, the fuel I'm working on would be a green fuel that would be three to five times more efficient than gas or diesel with a similar energy density.
00:49:59.000You compress air into a liquid and then you can release it later to spin a turbine.
00:50:04.000Oh, it just evaporates as soon as you expose it to the pressure density?
00:50:08.000As soon as you release the valve, the pressure forces the air out at a slow rate.
00:50:15.000Does it just take a lot of energy to compress it?
00:50:17.000It takes, uh, so the idea is that they would use solar power or some, uh, uh, I forgot what they called it, but there's ways to actually manipulate atmospheric energy to store the energy, to induce the compression, and then store liquid air.
00:50:34.000And then they use the release of liquid air as it rapidly cools.
00:50:40.000It rapidly cools as the gas is being released, which spins a turbine.
00:50:44.000Causes, you know, another effect that they, like, they found a way to, there's like a really great little mini video I watched explaining how they do air compression batteries.
00:51:14.000They were talking about how to store energy for solar.
00:51:17.000And they said what would happen is that if the grid was ever at peak capacity, excess solar would compress air into liquid air tanks.
00:51:26.000Did you see the tweet that I pinned on my Twitter profile?
00:51:30.000It's James Tour from Rice University talking about how they're converting, I think it's methane, into hydrogen fuel.
00:51:36.000Unfortunately, Unfortunately, unless your Twitter comes across my Gmail, I don't see it.
00:51:43.000I tried to talk to you about gravity about two years ago.
00:51:47.000Yeah, check out James tours breakthrough with hydrogen fuel because they're able to flash like, like carbon based like plastics and stuff and get Oh, I Yeah, and the stuff that I've been working on, they've had viable hydrogen cells ready to go.
00:52:02.000Yeah, but the people that had held the patterns would not work with the Big three.
00:53:19.000Well, I think that we brought it up in the original show, but we've got to fight the culture war.
00:53:23.000I think it's really, really important that we're a brazen, brash, brave, principled campaign and not one that just kind of capitulates on principle to try and win over the Republicans and Democrats.
00:53:38.000I think, unfortunately, Like I said in my campaign video at the top of my Twitter if you check it out.
00:53:45.000A very large percentage of people in the United States did not vote for a presidential candidate in 2020 or 2016.
00:53:55.000We're talking one year it was more than half, one year it was around half.
00:54:00.000And we had to find a way to ignite those people, because we're not going to get the sycophants from the Republicans.
00:54:05.000Yeah, we're not going to get the sycophants from the Republicans and the Democrats.
00:54:08.000So really, you know, I think that five is a low, I think for me it's a low goal.
00:54:32.000Well, that's what Chase Oliver is doing right now, the other candidate from Atlanta who's all about like, oh yeah, no, dude, it's totally fine to bring your kids to these gay men shaking their butts in the street stuff.
00:54:43.000Wait, the other Libertarian candidate is doing that?
00:55:07.000I'm not going after the Democrats because, listen, the Democrats would put all Libertarians up against the wall if they got the opportunity.
00:56:25.000So, I grew up thinking we should allow everybody to do what they're gonna do You know, we have freedom.
00:56:33.000Allow them to do what they want to make their lives happy.
00:56:37.000But it's gotten to the point where I think this country is pushing that so far that our morals are degrading to the point where it's pushing our society in a negative direction.
00:56:54.000Where do we draw the line between allowing people to have freedom But also, you know, making them think of things that should cause a little bit of shame so that we keep our societal fabric together.
00:57:20.000As Ron Paul said, abortion should not be illegal, it should be unthinkable.
00:57:24.000So we can tell people you can do what you want, but if people find out, then you might as well leave town because no one's going to want to work with you or be near you or be around you.
00:57:32.000And that's the cultural element of this.
00:57:35.000The fact is our culture has been destroyed and completely evaporated.
00:57:43.000You wouldn't need laws if everyone agreed on the basic premise and rules of their civilization, but society gets really, really big, culture breaks down, and then people are forced into living next to each other because there's an overarching monopoly on violence that tells them what they can and can't do.
00:57:57.000We gotta stop using the fucking term normalize.
00:58:00.000Legitimately, please stop using that term.
00:58:03.000We're not just in a culture war, we're also in a moral war.
00:59:10.000But what happens is the leftists, because they're grifters, took the clip out of context, so it's me just saying, a guy pulls up in a Bugatti, he should look to the window and say, what's your body count?
00:59:20.000And if she says, you know, what the fuck, fuck you, he says, fuck, I don't wanna hone my car.
00:59:39.000And they turned it into, so my response to them, because they're pieces of shit, was, all these, you know, people are saying, are mad at me for saying that you should slut shame, slut shame sluts.
00:59:48.000Why the fuck would I care what these sluts think?
01:00:55.000You get cancer, you get heart problems, you get high cholesterol, you die.
01:00:58.000So people know they're doing something bad, but it feels good!
01:01:04.000And you say, I am not going to sit here and compliment you as you fuck your life up and they get angry about it.
01:01:11.000But when you shame and you want to introduce shame into our culture, you want to do it subversively because if it's an angry guy yelling at people, you're bad, you're wrong, they're going to reject it and get angry.
01:01:19.000But if you put it in a movie where the villain has that ass attribute, you realize little kids will see it and they'll be like, I don't want to be like that.
01:01:27.000But also tell your fat friends they're fat.
01:01:29.000Shouldn't- isn't it better to articulate why it's a bad idea than to try to be subversive?
01:01:35.000Because like subversive implies not letting people know what you're doing.
01:03:33.000I don't think it's a problem, but I think that it's something that we should not And we should not, as a society, be like, this is how you want to live your life.
01:03:58.000And it's a problem that it got to this point where young people are like, it's totally fine if we go out and do this because now in Brooklyn you have super chlamydia.
01:04:07.000Have you guys heard about super chlamydia?
01:04:11.000Onion, garlic, red wine, you're gonna have to do some old school shit.
01:04:14.000You're gonna have to go to the old school.
01:04:16.000Like apparently the antibiotics aren't working anymore.
01:04:18.000Because what's happening is, these people in Williamsburg, in Brooklyn, they'll have sex, get it, spread it to somebody else.
01:04:26.000Then one guy goes, fuck, my dick hurts.
01:04:28.000He goes to the doctor and the doctor says, take this medication, don't have sex, Until you've completely finished it, and then you come back and get tested again to make sure it's gone.
01:04:40.000And then once they got halfway through whatever their bottle or whatever their prescription is, they start banging again, and now it's a more resistant strain that's spreading.
01:04:47.000It's literally super fucking chlamydia spreading.
01:06:01.000I didn't tell people about my show earlier, but I do have a show called Break the Cycle with Joshua Smith, if anybody ever wants to check it out.