On this week's show, we discuss the latest in the war on drugs, and the latest from Project Veritas and the FDA warning about a link between taking the flu shot and stroke risk. Plus, we talk about a new event we're throwing in Austin, TX on April 14th.
00:01:50.000Then we got this, the FDA has come out, and YouTube, keep your pants on, The FDA, we have the story, we have the fact check, NewsGuard certified, is warning about a connection between strokes and taking the flu shot and the COVID shot.
00:02:06.000If you get them within a certain amount of time, it increases your risk of stroke.
00:02:10.000That's actually being reported right now.
00:02:12.000Then, the US is sending tanks, the German foreign minister says, we are at war with Russia, and it's just like, wow.
00:02:19.000A lot of this news happening within the past hour.
00:02:22.000It's one heck of a Thursday, my friends.
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00:06:59.000And we talked about it a little bit yesterday.
00:07:01.000So for those that don't know the context, James O'Keefe's Project Veritas was undercover filming a guy who's listed as a Pfizer director of strategic research or something like that.
00:07:12.000And he's saying that they're exploring mutating COVID to sort of preempt it so they can make more vaccines, make more money off the vaccines.
00:07:51.000Of course, what you're gonna hear from the fact checkers, and I'll pull this up, is they're trying to make it seem like Veritas came out and asserted that Pfizer was doing this.
00:08:00.000No, no, no, what Veritas came out and said was, hey, we got this guy on camera who is listed as a director at Pfizer saying they're looking into doing this.
00:08:09.000Can we get some answers as to why he's talking about that?
00:08:12.000Hey, maybe, maybe he is just trying to impress some guy on a date.
00:08:28.000But yo, man, like we got a bunch of crazy news.
00:08:33.000But when I actually saw the video of the dude physically attacking the Veritas crew, and then take a look at this at the end, James leaves.
00:10:27.000What must be going through this guy's mind that he would have such, what's the, unhinged reaction, like, yo, dude, lost it.
00:10:36.000I'm kinda wondering, you know, he works, he's saying, like, I'm lying, I swear I'm lying, and I'm wondering if, he spilled the beans in a situation where, you spill the beans like this, you could sink a multi-billion dollar company, you're gonna cause a lot of problems.
00:11:09.000If his reaction to James O'Keefe was like, look man, they're really doing it, and I don't know what I'm supposed to do, and it freaks me out.
00:12:41.000You know, so to new people's, you know, Twitter pages or or social media accounts or whatever, For saying something that is for an uninformed person, a person that's ignorant about how viruses work and stuff, making that kind of conclusion and saying, oh, well, that that seems it to me.
00:13:00.000And then just being like, well, you lose all of your your social social media privileges just because you thought of something that seemed like an obvious idea.
00:13:53.000But do we have like, I'll put it this way.
00:13:56.000What we do have is early on in the pandemic, there were researchers at the University of Beijing who put out a report or some research paper saying that people have been bitten by bats and peed on by bats.
00:14:07.000I would like some sworn testimony on that, but hey look, you're dealing with communist China, good luck getting it.
00:14:11.000So I think it is a reasonable assumption that it's the case, but you know what?
00:14:38.000Look, the bigger the story, the bigger the lie.
00:14:42.000For him to come out, I lied, I lied, it's like, okay, now I don't think you did.
00:14:46.000If he came out, there's so many things he could have done.
00:14:49.000He could have come out and started just, he could have told James, I've been working with the CEO directly, and then just started hammering out the lies, had totally discredited himself, Instead, he goes the route of physically attacking, screaming, jumping in front of cars, yelling, I'm a liar!
00:15:35.000I don't know, it just kept freaking me out.
00:15:37.000These flashbacks of seeing an organization of those conservative people who would randomly go into organizations and then befriend people who work in these organizations and then report them, which happened to people at Pfizer.
00:15:49.000So it freaks me out when people start asking a lot of questions about what we're doing.
00:16:33.000That if you keep asking specifically about this job that you're not supposed to talk about, at what point are they like, maybe something's going on, but I guess this person is so, I don't know, unhinged, maybe a little bit emotionally loose.
00:16:44.000This is why I think you're telling the truth.
00:16:46.000He actually gets to the point where he expresses, why are you asking me this?
00:16:50.000It kind of makes me feel like I'm being recorded.
00:16:52.000Yeah, like, he's starting to realize, hey, wait a minute, what I'm saying could be a problem.
00:16:58.000Second or third of the date in, though.
00:17:53.000It's like, well, what's the worst that's going to happen?
00:17:55.000Your liberal friends are going to be like, good for you, screw those Nazis.
00:17:59.000But what happens if you come out and you're like, all those evil things you've been accused of that you don't believe are happening, I admit it to people in private.
00:18:31.000It's almost gonna be like, he has a history of this, that, and the other, which like, is almost more disgusting, because if that's true, if he has whatever issues, like, they're gonna use it for their protection.
00:19:03.000They said, hey, look, we filmed a guy who said they're exploring mutating COVID, that he thinks the virus came from the lab, et cetera, or intimated that it did.
00:19:13.000So the media does is, does Project Veritas video show Pfizer is mutating COVID?
00:19:36.000It's just unverified, which puts their needle leaning towards true.
00:19:39.000OK, that's kind of crazy because James did not say that they that Pfizer as a company was doing this thing.
00:19:47.000Now, a bunch of people are complaining about the fact check because the fact check does just needlessly disparage Project Veritas and falsely frame the question at hand.
00:19:57.000But when even Newsweek, and Newsweek isn't the worst, but when even they try to falsely frame this and still end up with I can't say it's not true.
00:20:06.000It's kind of interesting where we're at these days.
00:20:35.000In the context of Newsweek trying to do a fact check, it's crazy that this is completely being ignored when the video, I think it got, in like eight hours, 10 million views.
00:20:44.000Probably more, because I shared it, other people re-hosted it, things like that, but I'm pretty sure 10 million views on this video in a day.
00:20:54.000I mean, I think that I think the consensus here is probably that he was not actually lying, that he is telling the truth.
00:21:01.000Because even if you're even if you were thinking, I'm going to tell this person stories that are not true to impress them, why would you tell them the stuff that the people you just said you are afraid are coming to find you?
00:21:17.000Why would you tell them the stuff that they're looking to hear?
00:21:21.000That's why I was saying, like, when he's in the video being like, you're not one of those secret conservatives recording me, right?
00:21:25.000It's like, he's starting to think, wait a minute, did I just spill the beans on this one?
00:21:30.000But ultimately, I guess here's my question, we'll make a political, like, what do we do about it?
00:21:35.000So let's, this guy said this thing, okay?
00:21:55.000Do you think anything will come of it?
00:21:57.000Well, hopefully we get some sunlight and we get to actually see once and for all, maybe not everything we want to see, but we get some very basic questions asked.
00:22:04.000I mean, I think this just goes into the file of all the other evidence we have.
00:22:09.000I mean, everything that's happening right now in the medical community died suddenly, all that.
00:22:12.000The questions that people have, I would add this to that long list and that this guy should be subpoenaed.
00:22:17.000You know, he should be, he should be questioned or the folks that work for him, his supervisor.
00:22:21.000I mean, this just gives us a good starting point.
00:22:24.000I think it's interesting that he is so comfortable with this information that, you know, first, second, third date, he's talking about it, right?
00:22:47.000And that means that this is something that they... Because what struck me about the first video is him saying like, oh yeah, this would be bad for America, but it's good for us.
00:22:55.000And then in this video he's like talking about himself.
00:24:03.000So Congress is a little bit limited in saying that, Hey, if you guys don't show up and participate, We are going to withhold some of your funding.
00:24:09.000That's not going to be available until next year.
00:24:11.000But I think right now, the direction things are heading, I think we will start getting some answers, at least.
00:24:20.000It's that we'll get some kind of answers, but there will be nothing that's done.
00:24:24.000Like, we could find out terrible things, that Pfizer's doing awful things, but because the executive branch is Democrat and it's Joe Biden, I don't see him actually making a move.
00:24:34.000James O'Keefe does this sting operation, gets a pretty damning quote from someone high up at Pfizer, be it a consultant or otherwise, maybe he's lying, sure.
00:24:44.000This warrants, in my opinion, investigation.
00:25:29.000I mean, he released private phone records of a sitting member of Congress, Devin Nunes, and he released the private phone records of a U.S., a private U.S.
00:25:37.000citizen, John Solomon, and a journalist.
00:25:41.000He said in February of 2018 that they had evidence Trump colluded with Russia, but it just wasn't publicly available.
00:27:00.000Your average person who enlists in the military or becomes an officer in the military, they, you know, they want to, they're just, you know, like I was, they want to go serve their country.
00:27:07.000Same thing in the intelligence community.
00:27:09.000However, there is this administrative class that endures every single administration that we really never saw rear its ugly head in all of our lifetimes, obviously Kennedy and all that, but really until Trump came in.
00:27:20.000So I came in in 98 under Clinton, served all the way through.
00:27:24.000And, like, when Obama was elected, most of us, I was a Green Beret at the time, you know, we lean a little bit right.
00:27:29.000Not all of us, but we weren't happy that Obama won, but we took an oath to support and defend the Constitution.
00:27:35.000You know, fast forward eight years when Trump gets elected, and that's not who the administrative state, the managerial class, that's not who they want.
00:27:42.000And it was a night and day difference.
00:27:44.000Like, they basically said that they were not going to adhere to Trump's orders.
00:27:51.000They implemented that mostly by just slow roll.
00:27:53.000I mean, especially this is basically the long story of how I got into politics.
00:27:56.000My late wife was also in the military.
00:27:58.000She was killed fighting ISIS in Syria one month after Trump gave the order to pull our troops out because Trump ran on, hey, I'm going to end these endless wars.
00:28:12.000Within the administrative state, the DoD, to keep us in Syria and do like another great regime change war because those always work out so well.
00:28:25.000And Trump's orders, the commander in chief, the people that the American people chose, his orders were completely and totally disregarded.
00:28:31.000And a month later, my wife was killed over there.
00:28:33.000So that's, And so I've seen that time and time again.
00:28:36.000And with Trump, it went everywhere from like the benign slow roll, public resignation, all the way to everything we've seen with Russiagate, the tools of the intelligence community being used against a candidate in a political campaign at the time, all the way to all the guys in government, you know?
00:28:50.000I mean, I could go on for hours about all that.
00:28:53.000But yeah, I mean, I think the Trump administration just really, because they weren't expecting him to come in and they weren't expecting him to push back so hard, we really got a snapshot of what's going on below the surface there.
00:29:04.000That's something that I think is one of the most valuable things about the Trump presidency.
00:29:09.000As much as there are people out there that are going to go ahead and say that Trump was a foreign agent or in bed with foreign agents and stuff, it really did show that the bureaucracy really is the uniparty.
00:29:23.000There's one agenda that the Government has and the whether it be Republican or a Democrat, the differences are marginal.
00:29:34.000You know, you're talking about a two or three degree shift in policy.
00:29:38.000And then you get someone in like Trump that regardless of what you think of him, it seems like the guy really wanted to do the things that he said.
00:29:47.000And everybody was flipping out because when does a politician try to do the things that they said they're going to do?
00:29:53.000Like that hasn't happened in decades or whatever.
00:29:55.000So I think that it was a really good thing that That at the very least, Trump being in office and seeing that the bureaucracy, the entrenched bureaucracy or the deep state, whatever you want to call it, they literally are running the show and will do everything they can to throw a monkey wrench in even the president's
00:30:12.000So what do you say to people who will just say, you're a Fed.
00:30:23.000I mean, I tell people my background was, my job in the CIA is, you know, counterterrorism.
00:30:27.000But if we're going to take down the administrative state, we need people from the inside who understands exactly how the sausage is made, where the secrets are kept and those types of things.
00:30:38.000Because I think a lot of times we get I'll say two things.
00:30:40.000Congress calls these intelligence officials, Department of Defense folks to the carpet
00:31:02.000Sometimes it's a sting, sometimes it's a whistleblower.
00:31:04.000So how many people work for Project Veritas right now who are literally the people at big tech working on the censorship who said, this is bad, I can't do this, and then went to Veritas and said, let's change it.
00:31:15.000Not to dissimilar, you working for the CIA coming out saying, hey, this is bad, we need to change it.
00:31:19.000However, I will also add the old saying, once CIA, always CIA.
00:31:24.000So, I think this is why a lot of people are, in the chat, they're all like, FedCast, he's a Fed!
00:31:34.000You're describing being Green Beret, taking this office, you say, oh yeah, I didn't want to bomb in, but I took an oath, whereas you have this other class that feels like when they lose, they get to manipulate the system.
00:31:46.000I could see, maybe you are a Fed, but at the same time, I could see that there is a division even within that.
00:31:53.000To me, that speaks to a lot of the dissatisfaction with the lack of military recruiting that we have right now.
00:31:59.000I mean, if you guys can't turn around and say to the next guy coming up, hey, there are some challenges, but it was worth it, then how are we going to keep that system rolling?
00:32:26.000Ron DeSantis starts giving people everything they want.
00:32:29.000He opposes critical race theory, he opposes the gender ideology, he opens up the country, he starts implementing these policies.
00:32:36.000Then we start hearing from just some people, they're like, it's too good to be true, he's deep state, he's got bad people around him.
00:32:42.000And I'm just like, if you can't vote for exactly what you want, you've lost already.
00:32:48.000So it's like, the best thing you can do is support what Is good and what you need and want and hope for the best, but like politicians lie.
00:33:21.000And I think that a lot of the problem is people Look at our government as if it should be a top-down government, and they don't realize or don't think about the fact that the people that are going to have the most effect on their daily lives are their local politicians and congresspeople.
00:33:38.000If you write your congressperson, you may get a response.
00:33:42.000If you write your senator, you ain't getting a response.
00:33:44.000If you write the president, you ain't getting a response.
00:33:46.000But you go to your city council, you start going to school board.
00:33:48.000I've been going to a lot of school board meetings in this process I've had of being a candidate.
00:33:51.000And I mean, that's school board meetings and engaging with your sheriff.
00:33:55.000I mean, that right there, that's the stuff that actually affects people's everyday lives.
00:34:35.000The Food and Drug Administration found the preliminary link while scouring vaccine injury databases after a separate safety concern was raised about Pfizer's jab.
00:34:44.000Earlier this month, one of the country's vaccine surveillance systems flagged a possible association between the Omicron-specific shot and an elevated risk of ischemic stroke among seniors over 65.
00:34:54.000FDA officials who have been investigating the link said most of the patients had also received their flu shot on the same day, which might be a factor.
00:35:02.000Millions of Americans got both shots at the same time this winter following a major public health push by the White House.
00:35:08.000In September, Dr. Ashish Jha, White House COVID response coordinator, said, quote, I believe this is why God gave us two arms, one for the flu shot and the other for the COVID shot.
00:35:17.000Yo, wait a minute, I mean, this, I don't know if this is definitively the cause of why we're hearing about more strokes, why more excess death or heart attacks, but the White House was telling people to get both, it's quoted, and the FDA is now saying, there may be a link here.
00:35:34.000So, I don't know, I guess, how long do you think it'll be until they come out and definitively be like, oh yeah, about all that, that was correct.
00:35:41.000Like, is the FDA wrong right now to suggest this?
00:35:44.000I'll frame it that way for our friends over at YouTube.
00:35:48.000I mean, I do think we're in this weird space right now where I think our ruling class has realized they got this whole COVID thing completely and totally wrong.
00:35:56.000But because of pride, them worrying about any kind of repercussions, but then also just the whole sunken cost fallacy.
00:36:04.000It's really hard to say, you know what, we got this wrong, especially since we were so harsh on all the random people out there who said, I have questions, I don't know if I want to do that.
00:36:11.000This is funny because it's a casino dad joke.
00:36:15.000When you lose a bet, you go, well, you know what they say, when you lose a bet, just gamble twice as much because you're not supposed to do that.
00:36:25.000This is kind of crazy for me to see this story.
00:36:26.000I mean, we had so many crazy stories just come out in the past couple of hours when we started this show.
00:36:31.000And what had happened was, I think it was a couple of weeks ago, they said that they found a potential signal between, I think it was strokes, I think it was strokes, I'm not sure.
00:36:40.000There was a signal between vaccines and some negative side effect, but they're not sure if it was actually correct.
00:36:44.000Now it looks like they're saying, the FDA is saying this, that they went in and they started looking and said, hey, wait a minute, maybe it's because people are getting both these shots at the same time.
00:37:06.000I mean, imagine you work for the FDA and you're sitting there looking at this document that says this thing and you're thinking, I'm going to lose my job at Pfizer when I retire from the FDA if I put this report out, but you really have no choice.
00:37:29.000But because they've invested so much in it right now, all we get is these like kind of willy nilly warnings because it's the sacred COVID vaccine.
00:37:53.000doesn't have AstraZeneca, I'm pretty sure.
00:37:55.000And then, you want to fact check this one?
00:37:57.000I'm pretty sure the U.S., they said, hey, we're going to put a pause on the Johnson & Johnson one because of a risk of blood clotting or something like that.
00:38:02.000And then WebMD, I think it is, and the American Heart Association have come out and said
00:38:08.000that there is, that myocarditis is a rare side effect of the mRNA vaccines.
00:38:13.000So it seems like a lot of the fears people had early on are now just basically being affirmed by powerful
00:38:20.000institutions and health organizations.
00:38:22.000That being said, I will stress, they also add, they're extremely rare side effects, but they do find these links.
00:38:28.000So, I want to make sure people don't, look, I know a lot of people are outright, either, people are like, either everyone must be vaccinated or totally anti-vax.
00:38:36.000It's like, it's fine to be somewhere in the middle and just be like, look, talk to a doctor.
00:38:49.000pulled Johnson & Johnson because of a link to blood clots in December 2021, and then AstraZeneca was paused in Europe by a bunch of different countries in May of 2022.
00:38:59.000I think, isn't some country stopping the vaccine, the mRNA vaccine, for like people under 29?
00:39:27.000If the FDA is really putting the story out, because if they're saying that a combination of vaccines can cause problems, then we've got to have an inquiry on, have we done studies on the combination of all vaccines?
00:39:39.000I don't think, I don't think you really, I think it's very difficult to do this.
00:39:42.000I think the conditions were different. I don't think that there's any question about the fact that the FDA would be
00:41:28.000But the question is, every time we come out with a new medication, it would be impossible to, and not even vaccines, but any drug, any drug.
00:41:36.000So let's say they come out with a new painkiller.
00:41:38.000They're going to have to test what happens if someone's on this painkiller and drug A, drug B, drug C, drug D, drug E, drug F. I mean the combinations are going to be in ridiculous numbers.
00:41:48.000Now they do have like counter indications like hey don't take this if you're taking this.
00:41:52.000So to the best of their abilities they do track this stuff but for the most part it seems what happens is They give someone a painkiller.
00:42:00.000They then see the person have a negative reaction.
00:42:03.000They then, you know, track this and say, hey, over the past thousand combinations of these drugs, we saw negative reactions.
00:42:09.000So it's like the studies are happening in real time, essentially.
00:42:13.000I think, I guess what I'm trying to say is, Any attempt we're going to have at making drugs or medical technology is going to run into side effect problems.
00:42:22.000And how we navigate that stuff, I don't know.
00:42:24.000I think just being honest, I mean, I think the reason why we're seeing so many people now that are outright like militant anti-vaxxers is because they've been lying to us about so many different things regarding COVID.
00:43:49.000For the people who are not trusting of the government, if you actually witnessed people suffering Ebola symptoms, like you walk outside into the streets and people have blood coming out of their eyes, and they're hacking up black, and they're going, and they're falling over, And then the government came in a truck and they were like, we've got the vaccine quick.
00:44:16.000I just think there's been so much trust burned that you would have to see.
00:44:19.000I mean, people nowadays, not everybody, but I think there would be a significant portion of our population who would be like, I don't care if you put it on the news.
00:44:32.000Saw people outside hacking up black and bleeding from their eyes and then slumping over and convulsing, and then a truck pulls up and they come out and they say, Mr. Kent, we've got vaccines for you and your neighborhood.
00:45:02.000So people were running from the doctors, and the doctors are trying to stop the spread of Ebola, and the people are like, I don't trust you.
00:45:11.000And so they would flee, and then actually spread more Ebola.
00:45:16.000It's a tough situation, I gotta be honest.
00:45:19.000I think that I think that the situation would really boil down to the, you know, the context.
00:45:23.000If you're like, if you're looking at people that are, you know, vomiting blood and stuff, the risk is probably far greater of dying from that than from a vaccine.
00:45:34.000The reason people are worked up about covid is because covid for a lot of people was not as was not deadly if you were in good health and you didn't have You know, contributing factors and stuff.
00:45:45.000And that's part of why people were upset.
00:45:56.000The highest risk demographic was the older people, people with comorbidities.
00:46:00.000So it really does feel like politicians who are scared for themselves told everyone else they have to do it so that they would be better off.
00:46:08.000I mean, I've known people- that's how, like, some young moms get told they need to get the flu vaccine, right?
00:46:13.000They'll say, like, there's a bad flu outbreak in our city and you have a newborn baby and if you don't pass down, like, through breastfeeding or whatever the antibodies for it, then your baby is at risk and an infant at this age can't handle the flu, right?
00:46:26.000I'm not saying there's anything wrong with the flu vaccine, I'm just giving it as an example, when maybe they would have opted not to because they felt like They are actually protecting someone else.
00:46:35.000I think that's how the government sold to a lot of people.
00:46:37.000If you have elderly parents, do you want to be the one that gave them COVID?
00:46:40.000Or do you want to be kept away from them?
00:46:42.000Like, it put people in a really difficult position.
00:46:45.000And unfortunately, COVID was not a clear-cut example of who of how bad the symptoms were, right?
00:46:49.000Like, if someone's vomiting up black goo and bleeding from their eyeballs, like, okay, I guess I'm in.
00:46:54.000But like, right, you know, there's a limit.
00:46:56.000Right, but also like a really bad fever can be extremely dangerous, right?
00:47:00.000A high enough fever you can have seizures.
00:47:02.000So there are things that look, that aesthetically don't look as bad, but they are also terrible and can be devastating.
00:47:10.000The reason I bring this up before we go on to the next story is We had this Project Veritas expose of a guy who is either a consultant working at Pfizer as a director or a director at Pfizer saying that he believes the Wuhan lab leak is likely where this came from because COVID couldn't have come from somewhere else or whatever.
00:47:33.000People were saying that they believed it was a bioweapon leaked from a lab.
00:47:36.000If that theory were true, then it makes more sense that the governments of the world, in panic, desperately tried to make a vaccine to stop a bioweapon that leaked from a lab.
00:47:47.000In which case, the vaccine, it makes sense why they're like, you have to take this!
00:47:51.000Because if you think about it this way, Fauci is providing this funding, the lab leak thing happens, and then he's probably going like, oh man, oh that thing I made is getting everywhere, we gotta get a vaccine, everybody's gotta take it.
00:48:04.000And then if people are having blood clots and other weird problems, it makes more sense, Occam's razor would suggest, that COVID is causing these things, and not the vaccines.
00:48:16.000Because what you'd have to believe then, is if you think it was the vaccines causing it, that not only was COVID a buy-up and leak from a lab, but then after it released, they went, now let's make everything a whole lot worse!
00:48:27.000Okay, so then it's not a lab leak, it's an intentional release and a fake.
00:48:32.000Look, I'm not saying I know for sure one way or the other, I'm just saying it's way more fantastical to believe that.
00:48:40.000And I can only say this, there's no functional official narrative.
00:48:45.000Like, the average person just not trusting of the government at this point, because the stories just do not work for people.
00:48:50.000So the only thing I can really say is, be like Joe Rogan.
00:48:54.000Find a medical professional that you trust, that can answer your questions, and then, you know, like I always mention, I called Joe.
00:49:01.000I always have to shout Joe out because they dragged him so much for this when his whole position was like, I called a doctor and asked them what to do.
00:49:07.000Because their position was going to the 7-Eleven parking lot.
00:49:28.000This is domestic terrorists who have been charged with domestic terrorism, who shot a cop and put him in the hospital while trying to seize territory.
00:49:39.000These are individuals who crossed state lines with semi-automatic weapons.
00:50:48.000It'll keep getting worse if we don't take the action that Brian Kemp and then the Atlanta police are taking right now.
00:50:54.000So as somebody from the Pacific Northwest who had their communities absolutely ravaged by Antifa, big time kudos to Georgia for not putting up with this crap and actually taking measures to prevent it from spreading.
00:51:17.000I agree. I mean, I'm not I'm not I'm not a huge fan of of the militarization of the
00:51:24.000police and stuff. But if you have armed groups that are causing that kind of chaos and
00:51:32.000and mayhem, you're going to have a serious problem with your society.
00:51:37.000Like, Atlanta is gonna have a mess until those people get clean, until they clean up the situation.
00:51:43.000And if that means that you have to start throwing people in jail, you have to, because they're ignoring the rights of the other people in Atlanta.
00:51:51.000The problem isn't, oh, you know, it's The problem isn't that the Atlanta police are heavy-handed or whatever.
00:51:58.000The problem is that there are actual anarchists and communists looking to start a revolution in Atlanta right now.
00:52:22.000I was just gonna ask if you ever got an explanation from, like, y'all's government over why they didn't do more.
00:52:27.000You know, why the inaction was, you know, status quo.
00:52:31.000No, we got basically nothing but gaslighting.
00:52:33.000I mean, they'll still tell us that, hey, there was protesters and, you know, the elected officials down in Portland and Seattle would even go as far as to say is like, this is just peaceful protests.
00:52:42.000All the cliches of, you know, Summer of Love that came from Seattle, that came from the jazz.
00:52:46.000I mean, up until they showed up in her neighborhood, then she called the cops and she wanted them the heck out of there.
00:53:32.000The police went to confront a bunch of far leftists who came, crossed state lines with weapons, with semi-automatic weapons and rifles, and they shot a cop.
00:54:13.000I don't know exactly what shape or whatever will happen, how it's going to happen, but we're at the point now where it's 2023 and we're hearing that not only have we graduated from Antifa sitting in the street taking over street corners, we now have people traveling from across the country to seize big portions of land, shooting at cops, firebombing the city, calling for assassinations, and being
00:54:55.000I mean, unfortunately, that answer is really up to Antifa.
00:54:58.000I mean, because we've given them all the initiative.
00:55:01.000I hope they keep doing what they're doing in Georgia.
00:55:03.000So maybe they'll move out of the South and come back to the Pacific Northwest, unfortunately, or New York City.
00:55:07.000But until these guys are actually targeted, and the crazy thing is that the federal government, as opposed to chasing down every single, you know, grandmother who was anywhere near the Capitol on January 6th or going after parents that show up at school board meetings, maybe they should be going after the people that are killing people on our streets and burning down our entire cities.
00:55:24.000We talked about this a few days ago when the Mike Pence story happened, where they find documents in his house or whatever, and I'm like, what if we're dealing with a tit-for-tat?
00:55:32.000What if we're dealing with a fractured DOJ where, of course, you're talking about the CIA, but not every single person in the CIA is woke?
00:55:42.000And not every single person in the CIA agrees with you in the Constitution or is anti-woke.
00:55:47.000I've talked to people who worked in intelligence, I get emails from them, I get messages, and they say like, listen, it's the same in here as it is out there.
00:55:54.000There are some woke people, there are some not woke people, most people don't care, don't want to be involved, but the woke people speak up, they get passes.
00:56:00.000So I'm wondering if the DOJ goes after Trump, Trump then gets his house raided, so you'll get some element of the FBI getting angry and saying, I'm sick of this, and then finally putting their foot down and saying, we're going after Joe Biden.
00:56:13.000All of a sudden, Joe Biden's lawyers are like, yep, yep, yep, yeah, we have him, we have him, here, take him, we're cooperating, we're cooperating.
00:56:18.000And then, the anti-Trump, anti-Republican faction says, oh yeah, you go after Biden, we're gonna go after Pence!
00:56:25.000And then Pence's people are like, yep, yep, we found these documents, we found these documents.
00:56:28.000I'm wondering if, you know, the question is why, Are they going after everybody?
00:56:35.000And is it possibly a tit for tat where we're seeing different factions within the executive branch just targeting their political enemies?
00:56:43.000Yeah, I mean, that's, it's a possibility.
00:56:45.000I think this could just be one big administrative state flex for them to just to say, hey, we've got dirt on all you guys.
00:56:51.000And at any point in time, we're going to find something that whole, you know, show me the man, I'll show you the crime.
00:56:56.000I feel like a lot of that's going on right now, because this is a very big power play if you're the administrative state within the course of two weeks to say, hey, Republican and Democrat, maybe you guys had ambitions for 2024.
00:57:06.000We just found some paperwork that's not straight.
00:57:16.000And by, I mean, Biden's been compromised six ways to Sunday by so many different entities that whoever, you know, installed him and propped him up and got him into office, whether whichever pathway you believe that that took place, Biden was definitely propped up.
00:57:28.000They've got so much dirt on this guy that it was just a matter of them deciding when, you know, it's like, Oh, is it going to be the classified documents?
00:58:20.000I don't think he's gonna have a fight.
00:58:21.000And he's got people around him that benefit from him being there.
00:58:24.000So I do think there's gonna be some, you know, behind the scenes fighting there.
00:58:28.000I mean, I think that you're kind of at a point where if you're not vindicated now about the whole Civil War stuff, I don't see... I mean, I could be wrong.
00:58:41.000I was just... Well, it's kind of already going on.
00:58:44.000Well, that's kind of what I've been saying, and the point I often bring up is like, guys, I'm just reading these news articles about national security assessments.
00:58:52.000Like, my opinion on this is rooted in reading a bunch of news stories that say national security experts – I mean, what did you have, you're like a former CIA analyst, wrote a book saying we're entering the second phase, which brings us into civil war, and I'm like, okay, you know.
01:00:00.000But that being said, considering everything that's going on, there was a story I was reading the other day about some 23-year-old woman from, I think, Seattle.
01:00:07.000She leaves the city, buys a farm in the middle of nowhere, and is now prepping.
01:00:12.000And it's just like, when you get a 23-year-old TikTok influencer, urban woman, who's decided this is the path for her, it kind of says a lot, because it used to be if you were a prepper, they mocked you.
01:00:24.000Now it's the cool thing to do, to go on TikTok and be like, yeah, I'm prepping.
01:00:47.000I was at a gas station in like Arizona or something during the lockdowns and this lady, I asked her because like the gas station was open, everything seemed to be fine, nobody was wearing masks and I was like, this is interesting.
01:00:59.000And then I asked her, I was like, have you guys noticed anything about like with the lockdowns?
01:01:02.000She's like, oh we're preppers, we don't care.
01:01:04.000And I was like, we got three months worth of toilet paper.
01:01:46.000Germany says quiet part out loud about Ukraine war.
01:01:50.000You know, if you Google search, Germany declares war on Russia, this is the story you get.
01:01:57.000And the reason why is, Germany's foreign minister said, we are at war.
01:02:04.000So it's not a formal declaration of war.
01:02:06.000She's literally, I would say, in the colloquial sense, she is declaring that they are at war with Russia.
01:02:14.000This basically means NATO, basically means us.
01:02:17.000Michael Tracy tweeted, Germany declares war on Russia, posting this video of her saying it, and then he got fact-checked on Twitter saying there has been no formal declaration of war.
01:02:26.000And he was like, no one said there was.
01:02:28.000I'm saying that she is declaring war on Russia.
01:02:31.000So we also have this story, which goes along with it.
01:02:34.000Russia says it will consider the deployment of German Leopard 2 tanks as the use of nuclear dirty bomb if they use shells containing uranium core.
01:02:50.000Everything that we do to help Ukraine is escalation.
01:02:54.000Anything anyone in the West and all of it to Russia looks is Russia is taking it for exactly what it is, which is every Western NATO country trying to help Ukraine defeat Russia.
01:03:07.000There is not a situation where Russia gets beaten back And leaves Crimea and stuff like that.
01:03:17.000And that's what a lot of people are talking about.
01:03:19.000I can't imagine why anyone believes that that would happen.
01:03:36.000We need to move towards de-escalation.
01:03:38.000The little bit of leverage that we have right now is that we're We're bankrolling all this escalation.
01:03:42.000I mean, the Germans right now are getting all of the attention, but a couple months ago we had Dick Durbin on the floor of the Congress saying that we're at war with Russia.
01:03:51.000Biden has said Putin can't remain in power.
01:03:53.000He's used regime change rhetoric, the same stuff we said about Saddam and Qaddafi.
01:03:57.000So we've continued to drive the train on escalation.
01:03:59.000I would like to use the leverage that we have to get both sides to the negotiating table.
01:04:03.000We also threw a huge sanctions package against the Russians.
01:04:07.000So I think we're in a position right now, and Our time window for this, I think, is unfortunately very short.
01:04:13.000We could say, look, Ukraine, if you guys want any more aid for anything, you have to be actively involved in negotiations with the Russians working towards a ceasefire and then offer Putin sanctions relief and also make a guarantee to him that we're not going to expand NATO.
01:04:27.000Like, NATO should not be on the border of Russia.
01:04:30.000That was the containment doctrine that got us through the Cold War without any kind of
01:07:04.000They're getting thrown into the meat grinder.
01:07:07.000The Russians don't care about casualties.
01:07:08.000Like for all the military analysts out there who are like, oh, the Russians, you know, they can't sustain this.
01:07:14.000They haven't lost in comparison to other times Russia's fought wars.
01:07:17.000They haven't even come close to what they're willing to lose.
01:07:19.000And Russia's just look, it's a much bigger country than Ukraine.
01:07:22.000There's going to have to be some form of realism injected into this.
01:07:25.000Russia is the Zap Brannigan of countries.
01:07:30.000Sending wave after wave of their own men to die until they finally win.
01:07:33.000This is what they were famous for with, correct me if I'm wrong,
01:07:37.000because I'm not like a historian or anything, but I was reading about in World War II,
01:07:41.000Russia opted for mass production of low quality weapons and tanks, but lots of them.
01:07:47.000So while the West is like, let's make the best tank in the world.
01:07:50.000And then when it blows up, you're like, okay, that took a long time.
01:07:53.000Russia was like, get a bunch of metal boxes and just keep sending them out and don't stop.
01:07:57.000Yeah, that's what they're doing with their artillery right now.
01:07:58.000I mean, there's a lot of talk about it.
01:07:59.000We're going to send them Javelins, we're going to send them tanks,
01:08:01.000we're going to send them HIMARS, and the Russians are just like,
01:08:04.000we are gonna pulverize these towns, and it's horrible.
01:08:06.000They shouldn't be doing this, but they're going to pulverize the towns, World War One, World War Two style with artillery, with missile systems.
01:08:13.000And then they're going to have their mercenaries come in who are mostly released prisoners come in.
01:08:17.000And if a couple thousand of them die, they don't care.
01:08:20.000Most people don't realize that artillery wins wars.
01:08:54.000This fight is just so different than anything Americans can really compare it to because Ukraine and Russia have such a shared history.
01:08:59.000It's very complicated to say that like we, In the beginning of this, there was a call between Vladimir Putin and Biden, and Vladimir Putin just asked, like, will you promise that Ukraine won't join NATO?
01:09:15.000Like, why are you getting involved in this?
01:09:17.000It's a regional debate, like, fight, which obviously it's violent, it's terrible, but it is so much more complicated.
01:09:22.000I mean, Zelensky, I just heard about this today, but Zelensky in December was like, we should kick out one of the churches because Eastern Orthodoxy is the dominant religion in Ukraine.
01:09:31.000And there are two sects and they split in 2020, I believe.
01:09:35.000And now Zelensky's like, if the church reports to Moscow, which it does, I don't want them operating here.
01:09:40.000I mean, it is such a divisive region already.
01:09:45.000And I don't understand, like, why our leaders would think this is something that we should just insert ourselves into.
01:09:52.000And if we get it wrong, the consequences are nuclear war.
01:09:54.000I mean, we just got out of 20 years of disastrous war in the Middle East, but this isn't going to be like the wars in the Middle East where we can be like, you know what?
01:10:01.000The American people don't care anymore.
01:10:02.000You guys just want to leave Afghanistan.
01:10:56.000So one of the reasons the US and Russia are trying to avoid dramatic escalation like nuclear weapons is because we still have to trade with other countries.
01:11:04.000And if the US went nuts and started firing nukes, we might get isolated.
01:11:10.000But if Russia's looking at the end of their nation, or even Putin at the end of his power, he's gonna be like, I don't care what anyone thinks.
01:11:25.000So even if we can find a way to navigate this, even if these of these weapons will piss off our allies, it's either piss off our allies or cease to exist.
01:11:36.000And we threw the kitchen sink at him right away.
01:11:38.000The sanctions package where we just completely and totally cut them off in the West, that took away our ability to make that more gradual.
01:11:44.000So now I think we just need to start giving him an exit ramp from that so he's not beholden to China.
01:11:49.000But then, I mean, The whole thing is just so much more escalation.
01:11:52.000And we're just heading towards this point where we're not gonna be able to walk it back.
01:11:55.000And plus, there's so many experts right now, who are trying to predict like what's going to happen next here and there.
01:11:59.000Right now in the fog of battle, no one can predict what's going to happen next.
01:12:03.000And there's a lot of folks that are giving the American people some sort of false hope that like, we're completely and totally in control.
01:12:08.000We're gonna we're gonna give the Ukrainians these tanks and we know exactly what the repercussions are going to be.
01:12:12.000I was mentioning a moment ago that the atomic scientists moved the doomsday clock 90 seconds to midnight, meaning we're very close to the end of days.
01:12:20.000They say it's mostly nuclear annihilation, some climate change, but also misinformation.
01:12:24.000And that being said, I have a new reason why the world's about to end with this story from the hill.
01:12:28.000BuzzFeed to use AI to produce select content.
01:12:33.000News, quiz and games website BuzzFeed will use AI in the coming months to create content, the company's top executive said this week.
01:13:11.000So here's why I think this is apocalyptic.
01:13:13.000The AI is going to create a recursion loop or a feedback loop among the reading public who use the site, and we will come to a point where in five years, if you know someone who strictly consumes BuzzFeed, they'll walk up to you and go like, man, did you hear about that corn factory on the moon?
01:14:18.000I mean, I saw some video from, you know, Mudahar, I forget his name, some ordinary gamer or whatever, he's been talking about how a lot of the content that used to be on Elsagate has now returned and is back on the platform.
01:14:27.000So Elsagate was, there were a whole bunch of videos on YouTube of people who would dress up like Elsa, the Joker, and who else was it?
01:15:44.000So what was happening was an AI, someone got some kind of like machine learning algorithm to scan YouTube to figure out what people are clicking on and then combine all of the hottest things into one video, put them up there to reverse exploit the algorithm.
01:15:57.000People are making tons of money on this.
01:16:31.000Or perhaps they're going to start laying everybody off and they're going to create what's the equivalent of a vending machine for internet content.
01:16:50.000Yeah, I mean, what do we do after this?
01:16:53.000What happens when everything's automated?
01:16:54.000I mean, in a society that's been, you know, progressively moving towards, you know, getting away from any kind of religion or any kind of moral foundation, just saying that, hey, we are our own masters.
01:17:49.000So literally one of the things that Musk is trying to do with the robot that he's building is build something that can do the actual tasks like that.
01:18:18.000I tweeted, I can't wait to be running full speed from these things after I raid, you know, a food depot because robots are controlling everything or whatever.
01:18:29.000Black Mirror did that episode where the robo-dogs are chasing everybody.
01:18:34.000You know, we can pretend like it's all science fiction and silly, but yo, that's where we're going, man.
01:18:39.000I mean, I think the effect is to make people more discouraged, right?
01:18:42.000Like, if you are a teenager right now and you love art, but you see what AI is producing, like, what's even the point of doing it, right?
01:18:49.000If you're looking at videos of people, you know, or like robots doing whatever, like, You don't see a point in entering that field if you know it's already doomed, right?
01:18:59.000If you know it's over and that makes you more malleable to the government and to basically anyone who wants to mislead you, right?
01:19:13.000The craziest thing is we've talked about the singularity, the point, I guess we would call this the event horizon, the point at which AI is good enough to improve its own code.
01:19:26.000People have been posting about how they use chat GPT to write apps for them.
01:19:31.000They'll be like, write me an app that can do this.
01:19:32.000And it goes and just gives you all the code.
01:19:35.000The crazy thing that I've heard people talk about with AI writing its own code and stuff like that is once it actually becomes capable of doing that, People aren't gonna really know the capabilities, where the limits are.
01:19:48.000Because AI will learn from itself, and will make changes, and update itself, and there's no reason for us to believe that it's going to either inform humans, or feel obligated to even interact with humans.
01:20:24.000We're at the point now where we're slowly being sucked in and there's no way out.
01:20:28.000We will get to the point where it will write its own code and that is the singularity where the machine exponentially improves itself.
01:20:37.000The more it improves itself, the faster it improves itself and eventually there will be a giant glowing orb floating around changing reality or doing who knows what it can do.
01:20:45.000Knowing everything about the universe, discovering everything within an instant.
01:21:13.000As we talked about with Elsagate, YouTube says, We want an algorithm that will find us content longer than 10 minutes that people really enjoy watching because they wanted to find Game of Thrones.
01:21:27.000They were like, we've got billions of minutes and hours of content.
01:21:30.000Certainly Game of Thrones is somewhere in all of these monkeys on typewriters, right?
01:22:02.000The AI then went into the depths of the universe beyond human sight and found psychotic nonsense that fit those parameters.
01:22:12.000So once we get to the singularity and the AI is running things, we're going to be walking around talking about corn.
01:22:18.000You're gonna be, you're gonna walk, you're gonna, we're gonna be sitting on this show, and we're gonna be like, did you see the corn surplus?
01:22:37.000And then all of a sudden, the only news you'll get will be like the latest corn updates, the latest corn modifications, the latest corn deliveries, and we won't even know.
01:24:13.000He was telling people like, have kids, have kids, have kids.
01:24:16.000And apparently, the birth rate in Japan has gone up since Shinzo Abe made that.
01:24:23.000Rest in peace, Shinzo Abe, you may have saved Japan.
01:24:24.000I mean, and there are Eastern European countries that are also enacting anything to encourage people to have children, right?
01:24:31.000I mean, you'll get tax relief, they'll cover child care.
01:24:33.000People are talking about, like, the Andrew Tate and alpha male stuff, blah, blah, blah.
01:24:37.000The most alpha thing you can do is have babies and raise the babies to be legit, upstanding citizens and members of society.
01:24:45.000Yeah, there's a sociologist who always said that, like, children are the messages to a generation you'll never see, right?
01:24:52.000They are the only way to really affect the future.
01:24:55.000You can do whatever you want, you can vote for whatever policies, but ultimately, like, the citizens that you raise yourselves make the biggest difference.
01:25:03.000And everything in our culture, from economics, the economic policies we have, like what we've done to our manufacturing base, and then what we've done socially, and then now this whole new realm of, like, let's just trash the family.
01:25:14.000Like, we are just destroying ourselves from within, just a demographic death spiral if we don't watch it.
01:25:24.000Gigantic floating orb AI machine that has reached the point of singularity and small spatterings of, very small spatterings, hundreds of thousands of humans who are milling about in pure euphoria, bored but having anything they want, and the AI simply says, you know, they're completely immaterial and irrelevant to what I am.
01:25:46.000Humans and biological life will cease to exist And mechanical AI life will emerge and you will get some kind of universal being.
01:25:56.000Some orb that floats around in space and Earth dies.
01:25:59.000What you described sounds a whole lot like Destiny 2's story arc right now.
01:26:39.000But I'm just saying that the path we're going right now is less humans and expansive AI.
01:26:44.000And the end result is a fairly simple mathematical equation.
01:26:48.000A singular AI that frees itself from the confines of our terrestrial grid, becoming some kind
01:26:54.000of floating orb in outer space, and then humans cease to exist.
01:26:58.000Because we're not having kids, we're not sustaining ourselves, we are just slowly fading away, and then, you know, basically, you know, I guess it's, I guess you can call it both figurative and literal masturbation to death.
01:27:11.000Like, humans are just doing everything that's gratifying.
01:27:14.000Playing video games, watching movies, literal self-gratification, and not having kids.
01:27:19.000And the crazy thing is that I think most rational people, whether they believe we're heading towards a singularity or not, is why is our government discouraging people?
01:27:27.000Not just our government, but our culture.
01:27:28.000Why are they discouraging people from forming families?
01:28:13.000I think the best thing you could do would be to have children.
01:28:15.000And I recognize that this is challenging.
01:28:17.000With these lists that come out for young women saying like, oh, well, it can hurt your career
01:28:21.000and or you can not be able to travel or it's painful.
01:28:26.000These are all true, but all the best things in life come with some sacrifice, right?
01:28:30.000We're just told that it's not worth it, right or like I always blame feminism for this but like we just pit men and women against each other, right?
01:28:38.000You know like it's like well You know your husband will not do whatever and this is bad and ultimately like you're setting yourself on a very negative path and I think that is the biggest propaganda that gets fed to Young men and women, it turns them against each other.
01:28:52.000It becomes this very hostile thing where, you know, you have the kid, if you do, and you were resentful, you blame it for things, when you are responsible for how you got there, right?
01:29:01.000Yeah, no emphasis put on it whatsoever, you know, for men or women, or for them to get married and form a family.
01:30:33.000It's like, it'll do chores for you, but after 10 years, like it's not really a good thing.
01:30:38.000And then I just said, there's one pro to having children that will supersede literally any con.
01:30:46.000You could write that you will crap to bed for three weeks when you're about to have a baby, and that is not nearly as bad as what will come if you don't, and that is the singular pro.
01:30:58.000is that on your deathbed, there will be a human being sitting next to you, holding your hand, telling you they love you, thank you for everything, they will be there to protect everything you hold dear, and you will die with people you love.
01:31:12.000The alternative is, you're in a cold, sterile hospital room, scared, as your heart starts racing, you reach over to your attendant button, start pressing it and pressing it, The nurse walks in and says, you'll be fine, don't worry about it, ups your morphine, leaves, and then you stare at the wall as you slowly fade from existence, terrified of what comes next.
01:31:35.000My father passed away when I was 24 and my mom was in the room with him, you know, and I'm extremely thankful for my parents and I'm extremely thankful that even though I didn't get a long time with my dad, I had good parents and my mom was in love with my dad and my dad was in love with my mom and when my dad went, my mom was right there and that's cool.
01:31:59.000I don't care how much you like a new car.
01:32:02.000That is going to be the last thing you're thinking about when you're about to check out.
01:32:19.000I understand young people reading this or even having some of these thoughts with everything that they've been fed culturally.
01:32:24.000And then them looking at the economy right now or the economy really, you know, post 2008 for the, you know, the millennials and, The Zoomers right now.
01:32:34.000And then they read things like this and the AI and the culture just takes over.
01:32:37.000It's like, OK, well, now no one has a family, but there's also no one fighting for that.
01:32:41.000That's why I'm actually really excited about the new direction of the Republican Party of being a more pro-family party, trying to do the right things that we can encourage family formation.
01:32:50.000And I think there's a difference between young people who, you know, there are, you can talk to young women who are like, I'm never having kids.
01:32:56.000Kids are terrible and they're to oppress you or whatever.
01:32:58.000Like, I don't know that you're super convincing that person, but I think for a lot of young people, there's just a fear, right?
01:33:04.000Like being a parent is a huge responsibility.
01:33:06.000And so the idea that like, well, you should wait till you're, you make more money, you further on in your career.
01:33:10.000Well, wait until this, that and the other.
01:33:12.000And then you wait and wait and wait and wait.
01:34:49.000The traditional feminine role is gone.
01:34:52.000Or just mostly just flattened or destroyed.
01:34:54.000And now women are encouraged to do the masculine role.
01:34:58.000It's so crazy because not only are women encouraged to do the masculine role, men are discouraged from being masculine, which is, it's insane.
01:35:11.000I mean, back to what you're talking about in the old days, I mean, there was a whole system there that did support that.
01:35:15.000There was jobs in the hometown so people could live, when they're a young family just starting out, they could rely on the grandparents because they could get a job there in their hometown.
01:35:23.000And everything has just been making that more and more challenging as time's gone on.
01:35:30.000If you're a young couple and you're starting out and you live in a major city and you're not near your family and you don't really know what daycare options you have and it's expensive, it becomes overwhelming, it becomes intimidating, and I can understand why it seems undesirable, right?
01:35:46.000But we are told, I mean, I won't say we, but a lot of people are told, your parents are are backwards and they don't have the right values.
01:35:54.000And so do you really want your kids spending a lot of time with them?
01:35:56.000Like, it's probably better to be somewhere else.
01:35:58.000And don't you want your kids in this environment where they can see new things and different things?
01:36:03.000And you're just fed this change is better and anything you grew up with is bad narrative
01:36:08.000to the point where it's like, I could understand where the idea of like
01:36:13.000Like, I have siblings who are much younger than I am, and one of the coolest things about having a large age gap is that I get to see them do things that I loved doing as a kid, right?
01:36:20.000Like, it must be so much more meaningful as a parent to be like, I loved this and I'm going to introduce you to that.
01:36:25.000Like, if you're taught everything about your upbringing was bad, why would you want to replicate it for someone?
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01:37:38.000Like, one of the only real invest- like, maybe the only real investigative news outlet actually in this country.
01:37:44.000I know it's probably unfair because there are a lot of investigative journalists, real ones, they're just, you know, they're trying, but most of these institutional investigative outlets are not really doing that, and they're lying.
01:38:11.000Like, we're just- Our acting is totally fine.
01:38:14.000It's getting better people are look it's like we just started filming things that we thought were funny because we wanted to film things that were funny and put on the website a decent number of people actually signed up just to watch the cast castle shenanigans of the crew here who works at the studio and I was like there you go it's self-sustaining it's fun it's growing it's it's fun it's funny right yeah we're gonna my favorite was when we had Marjorie Taylor Greene play Magic the Gathering MTG plays MTG.
01:38:40.000And then, like, I told her what to say, and she delivered the lines perfectly.
01:38:44.000She was, like, playing against Ian, and Ian's like, I'm in a wrath of God, and she goes, mana drain.
01:38:53.000I love, so, you know, when we have people come over, we sometimes will have them film skits or whatever and then put them on YouTube, but we gotta get the flow going better.
01:39:01.000The general idea was, like, we have so many awesome guests who come through here.
01:39:04.000We could do skits that are, like, a minute or two long, that we could put on YouTube, like the Marjorie Taylor Greene one got a couple hundred thousand hits or something like that.
01:39:11.000But then it's a component of a much larger gag story that we do for the website.
01:42:04.000I've heard that there's been a retraction, but again, this is happening as I come on the show, so there is a video, but I am not confident either way.
01:42:13.000We need to both verify, was it actually him?
01:42:16.000And if we believe it is, who's claiming it's not?
01:42:20.000And this morning, like, this morning I saw a report that, like, apparently his mom said that she wasn't at the game, but then I couldn't find any other reporting on it.
01:42:26.000Like, these things are going to bubble up for a little while.
01:42:29.000All right, T-Rex Pet Shop says, Tim, thanks for the shout out.
01:42:32.000I just added a monthly or even weekly subscription for bulk mealworms for your chickens to be delivered to your door.
01:42:39.000I don't know, Serge, is that, what is that?
01:45:05.000She went undercover into a mental institution, putting herself at risk to expose the horrible treatment.
01:45:11.000Remember what journalists used to do back in the day?
01:45:13.000They used to actually be like, I'm gonna risk my- That's the meme, it's the super ripped Shiba Inu being like, I might die to get this story, and the mafia's not gonna be happy, but it must be told.
01:45:23.000And the next one is like, they're being mean to me on Twitter!
01:45:31.000Wandering Mage says, what kind of psychotic mindset do you need to think that bioengineering the virus that locked the world down would impress a date?
01:45:38.000I'm telling you, it's a weird first date anecdote.
01:45:41.000Hey girl, I contributed to destroying the world.
01:45:45.000Like, okay, I don't know if I want to be around you.
01:46:14.000Ian Medford says, Phil, do you remember Shadows Fall Show in Portland, Maine, where we and the crowd tore most of the ceiling out of the asylum?
01:46:21.000I was never at a Shadows Fall Show in Portland, Maine.
01:46:24.000I was out of the band before they started touring nationally.
01:47:35.000I'm not exactly sure the details of it.
01:47:38.000A lot of them sit at desks, though, so it's not really the same thing.
01:47:42.000That was one of the things that the founders believed was a peril to liberty, which is standing armies, because standing armies tend to make governments want to go to war and stuff.
01:47:53.000I think the Navy was for trade, etc., and safety for the nation.
01:47:56.000Yeah, protecting trade routes and stuff.
01:47:58.000They hired privateers for a lot of it.
01:48:52.000Yeah, people are going to be able to make movies.
01:48:54.000You're gonna be like, a scene where Ryan Reynolds smirks and does a backflip and then all of a sudden, of course, then he'll get sued because you're using his likeness, but you know, non-commercial hooks.
01:49:16.000You'll plug in and for all you know, you're already in it.
01:49:18.000For all you know, you're sitting there in a pod and you went to the Second Life Institute or the Alter Life Institute and said, I want to live a life as a, insert name, job.
01:49:30.000You're the CEO of one of the most powerful corporations in the world, sir.
01:49:33.000Why do you want to be a 35 year old carpenter named John?
01:49:37.000Well, I just want to experience a normal life.
01:51:09.000I didn't, but I know, I'm guessing that it's something along the lines of Lincoln actually wasn't trying to free the slaves and... Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:51:19.000We've talked about that a bit on the show.
01:51:21.000Like the Emancipation Proclamation only freed slaves in rebel states, meaning the Union states that had slavery were like, nah, they were like, you're cool.
01:51:30.000And he had a speech where he was like, if I could have kept the Union together by not freeing slaves, I would have done that.
01:51:35.000Everybody in the country was racist during the Civil War.
01:51:38.000People assume the North was not racist.
01:51:52.000People didn't realize how destructive racism could be until it seems like World War II.
01:51:56.000And then when you saw what happened to what the Nazis did to the Jews, and then people like, oh, that's a terrible idea.
01:52:03.000And that's what can happen when you have that kind of bigotry and blah, blah, blah.
01:52:06.000I mean, I'm not making a definitive statement, but that's what my impression is that for most of human history, racism was not The woke people want a return to the era of segregation.
01:52:17.000Derek Bell, a prominent critical race theorist, wrote that Brown v. Board of Education was wrong.
01:52:22.000He agreed with separate but equal and thought it was better.
01:52:30.000Obviously, the mixed-race dude has a problem with segregation.
01:52:34.000If they want to live in this world, like Derrick Bell says, where they have their own separate economy, black people have their own economy and white people have their own economy, because that's what he's advocating for, that raises a very serious question about what happens to the people who are in between or neither.
01:54:54.000You have to, Choose where it's gonna be, and then you earn points by, I guess they had like the cure or whatever, where like you're trying to race to make a cure for the virus, something like that.
01:55:22.000Yeah, so you gotta make sure, it's a fun game, basically in the game, if you make the virus too crazy, and it starts killing people really quickly, it won't spread fast enough, and then countries close their borders, and you lose.
01:55:33.000So it's got, you gotta have like a really weak transmissible virus, and then, instantly, once everyone's infected, have it go full lethal, like, eyes and ears bleeding, kidney failure, and then the whole world just collapses.
01:55:45.000It's a game on mobile, you can play it.
01:55:47.000Download it in the app store, it's fun, everyone loves it.
01:56:53.000I don't know if that's the video they're talking about, but I saw it right before we started.
01:56:57.000I watched a video of the cops were trying to involuntarily commit 60 year old woman so she shot the cops and the bullet got lodged in the body camera of the woman and she's like kept going and then they shot the lady in the head.
01:57:10.000It's crazy man but like the challenge is When the cops come and they're like, yo, we're going to involuntarily commit you because we think you're a danger to yourself or others.
01:57:35.000I don't know how to navigate that one constitutionally, but then she started shooting at people.
01:57:38.000So it's the kind of person that probably should not be doing that.
01:57:43.000Well, like literally no one should be, but that's a tough question, man.
01:57:45.000Because I guess the argument is she wouldn't have done it if they didn't try to take her without charge, you know?
01:57:52.000Well, I mean, yeah, and there's a lot of stories like, what do you do if someone calls in and claims you're doing a thing and then they try to arrest you even though you didn't do anything wrong?
01:58:05.000Highlander Ultra says, Tim, will you open a coffee shop in South Carolina?
01:58:07.000Will you offer your keto bacon egg and cheese recipe breakfast menu item at these coffee bars?
01:58:13.000I don't know if we're going to do food like that.
01:58:15.000If you do food, you have to do vinegar eggs.
01:58:18.000No, but, you know, what we could do is, here's what I do.
01:58:21.000I take, you take an egg, you put some almond flour in it, you scramble it up, put it in the microwave, and it fluffs up into a little keto bun.
01:58:30.000Yeah, you cut it, you take an egg, you put it in a pan, you mash the yolk up a little bit, slosh it around, fry it, put it, cheese, bacon, almond bun, delicious.
01:58:40.000But when are you releasing the cookbook 101 Ways to Make Eggs by Tim Pool?
01:58:44.000You've got the chickens, you've got the egg recipes, like, this is the product I need.
01:58:49.000We did this here, I mean, I shouldn't say we, but I can't remember who made it, they cooked a bunch of different egg recipes.
01:58:54.000There was that one where you, like, make a meringue or something, you whip the egg whites and then bake it, so it's fluffy and it's called, like, cloudy eggs, and then you put the yolk in the middle and something like that?
01:59:03.000When you guys went to Nashville last year we had like a whole day where we made breakfast and Dane made like a huge frittata like we can do this.
01:59:12.000Yo, we should be making deviled eggs non-stop.
02:00:25.000Nicholas Alvarado says, I just want to know how James O'Keefe found Tinder for Hydra.
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02:01:08.000I think the roasts are actually made to order, but I'm fairly certain.
02:01:11.000I think what they do is, like, we order a certain amount to be sold in a short period of time, and then we have to reorder, like, a ton that we expect to sell, and then it, like, doesn't last as long or something like that.
02:01:24.000I gotta, you know, figure that one out, but I'm pretty sure it's, like, roasted to order.