Donald Trump is facing a possible 561 years in prison, and the media is trying to smear him for saying he doesn t believe the 9/11 report. Meanwhile, Lizzo is being sued for allegedly abusing her backup dancers, and Jesse Trenthout is still fighting for justice in the death of his brother.
00:01:00.000Some people are saying that it's going to go to the Supreme Court before it even sees any kind of arraignment or criminal trial, but we shall see.
00:01:09.000In other news, this is interesting, Vivek Ramaswamy is getting roasted because he said he doesn't believe the 9-11 commission report.
00:01:16.000Of course, he is completely correct in his opinion in how he broke it down, and the media is taking this tiny morsel slightly out of context to try and smear him.
00:01:24.000But I find that one particularly funny.
00:01:25.000And then, um, I guess because everybody wants to have a good laugh and, you know, we're always talking about this negative news, World War III, you know, Poland is saying that the Wagner Group is headed towards a NATO country and all that stuff.
00:01:36.000We're going to talk about something a bit more...
00:04:42.000Trump fundraising off of recent indictment with dire warning, you could be thrown in jail for six lifetimes.
00:04:50.000So I actually got this email and it says, Patriot!
00:04:54.000With Crooked Joe's corrupt DOJ having unlawfully indicted yours truly yet again, reports indicate that I could now face a combined 561 years in prison from the left's witch hunts.
00:05:05.000There's only one message someone can send by trying to throw you in jail for six lifetimes, and that's fear.
00:05:10.000The fear that if you vote for the only candidate who puts you first, you too could be harassed, indicted, and even arrested by the current Marxist regime in Washington.
00:05:21.000Alright, well, so we know about these indictments, but the latest update here, aside from the fact that Trump could be facing 561 years, Alan Dershowitz says conviction of Trump would be overturned by the Supreme Court.
00:05:33.000On Tuesday, Biden's DOJ filed yet another indictment, as we know, following the announcement.
00:05:36.000Lawyer and Harvard professor Alan Dershowitz sat down with Fox News' Sean Hannity to discuss the former president's legal prospects, suggesting that while he would likely be convicted, The ruling would be overturned by the Supreme Court.
00:05:47.000Quote, they claim that Donald Trump actually believed that he lost the election, that everything he did was fraudulent, that he conspired with unnamed lawyers to affect the election.
00:05:57.000You're allowed to challenge elections.
00:05:59.000Indeed, the best way to challenge elections is to come up with a slate of alternate electors.
00:06:03.000The government has the burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt that subjectively Donald Trump actually believed that he lost the election and acted contrary to that belief.
00:06:14.000There is no one who is credibly prepared to testify that Donald Trump said to him, I know personally I lost the election.
00:06:21.000What they're doing with the indictment is they're taking things where Trump said, like, you're crazy to someone as if to imply that means he really knew that he did lose the election.
00:06:31.000But more importantly, I'm not so sure how much any of this procedural stuff matters.
00:06:35.000What the Democrats have been doing is effectively just an onslaught of whatever they can keep firing off at Donald Trump.
00:06:43.000And it's probably going to be some kind of death by a thousand cuts.
00:06:47.000Yeah, it's impossible not to factor in the timing here, right?
00:06:49.000Like, you've had these investigations going, what, since the day he was elected?
00:06:53.000Like, he has been so intensely investigated for the last effectively eight years, and now all of a sudden, on the eve of an election, they are ready to prosecute.
00:07:18.000He threw him under the bus, and he's not even, last I checked, he didn't even qualify for the debates, right?
00:07:23.000Like, I think this shows you How intensely influential the Trump campaign is that they are timing federal investigations to try and throw off his campaign.
00:07:35.000I mean, this is one of the things that comes up.
00:07:36.000When are they going to have these trials, right?
00:07:38.000Will it keep him from basically campaigning and being with people?
00:07:42.000And instead, it'll be in the headlines where, you know, they're going to restrict media access to the court.
00:07:46.000There's going to be all these issues just to try to slow him down and nothing is working.
00:07:50.000Yeah, it's like the same old tired trope.
00:07:52.000They tried this with Russia, and it kind of bogged them down over and over again, and now they're continuing to do it.
00:07:56.000I just, I don't know at what point will they pull a different play of their playbook.
00:08:10.000It's always a possibility for any president for a variety of reasons, but I don't think that's the route they go I think what's more likely to happen it well for one They tried the rape thing in New York where they're like he's been convicted by or not convicted He's been found liable or something for some 30 year old nonsense story I just want to stress how ridiculous and insane the story was and if you believe it you're a well if you claim to believe it You're either lying or really dumb that Trump went into the what was the department store like this murder of good Goodman, right?
00:08:38.000Yeah, yeah, yeah, this massive department store.
00:08:40.000And for some reason, nobody was anywhere.
00:08:42.000They walked in and everyone just vanished.
00:08:44.000They must have been raptured because they were gone.
00:08:47.000And then they went into a dressing room where, for some reason, the doors were unlocked.
00:08:52.000And then they went inside, did the deed, and left.
00:09:42.000They accused Julian Assange of being a rapist so that it sounds really, really awful historically and in the press.
00:09:47.000They try that with Trump, but it seems to just bounce off because nobody cares and nobody believes it anymore.
00:09:53.000People have already picked their sides, right?
00:09:56.000You're not going to convince anybody that hates him that much that he's a good guy, and you're not going to convince the most entrenched of his fans that he's suddenly a bad guy.
00:10:05.000Even many of his fans don't see him as that good of a guy.
00:10:08.000They have more of a realistic view of him.
00:10:17.000So when they come out and they throw all this garbage at Trump to stick to him, and they're like, see, look how bad he is, they're like, oh, you're sweetening the pot.
00:10:23.000And I think it's hard to contrast Trump, who hypothetically did something after we demanded he turned over all of these documents, he's been under federal scrutiny for years, with the actual reality of the Biden administration, right?
00:10:37.000Like, when you are comparing two things, the effects of inflation on your family and a hypothetical goose chase, which actually is the federal government wasting taxpayer funds, I feel like I'm going to be more mad at the federal government overall.
00:10:51.000It's not helping whatever cause they think they have.
00:10:53.000So the question is, are they indicting Trump to interfere in the election, to distract from the Joe Biden corruption allegations, or could it be that the U.S.
00:11:04.000credit rating was just downgraded from AAA to AA+, And we've had, I think, the highest number of bankruptcies in the first two quarters this year since the past 13 years.
00:11:17.000So something is going wrong economically.
00:11:21.000I mean, just go to the grocery store, buy groceries, and it's nuts.
00:11:25.000There was a viral TikTok where it was like this couple, and they were like, it said buying groceries in 2011, and they're like dancing, and they have this big table, and it's like $100.
00:11:33.000And then it was like buying groceries today, and they're standing there, and there's like five things, and it's the same price.
00:11:38.000When working class and middle Americans are right now watching the news and someone on CNN comes out and says, Donald Trump had classified documents.
00:11:47.000They're like, I'm just trying to buy some beef for my family, dude.
00:12:10.000It's like they just throw the book at them because they hate them.
00:12:13.000They understand that the people that already hate them are going to continue to hate them.
00:12:16.000They're like, oh good, even though they understand that he's just going to file bankruptcy and whatever's going to happen is going to happen.
00:12:21.000My thing is like all of this seems like a politically charged goose chase when there are like actual child predators or, you know, murderers out there who get less time.
00:12:42.000It would be funny if, like, everybody in France loved Alex Jones to the point where they were buying from him, and he did make that much money and we just didn't know about it.
00:12:56.000There's J6 people, like, they're gonna rush this trial to make sure that it happens, like, right before the election.
00:13:01.000Meanwhile, J6 people, no trial, no nothing.
00:13:04.000It's very, like, if you pay close enough attention to what's going on in the world, you understand just how unfair all of it is, but the average person isn't paying that close attention.
00:13:12.000That's what I found weird about Pence's comments, because he released this statement, like, right after the indictment came out, being like, it means more talk about January 6th and other distractions, and you want to be like, we should talk about January 6th, we should talk about January 6th all the time, because there are people who were persecuted in a way that no one else has been, and we just let them fall to, like, you shouldn't let them just fall to the wayside, like, that's the best thing about the Trump, uh, Trump situation, in my opinion, which is that we, like, continue to talk about the miscarriage of justice at the federal level.
00:13:40.000Wasn't it, like, Literally the day before January 6th, Mike Pence said, we're going to have Congress go through this and we're going to hear the evidence.
00:13:49.000And the next day he's like, yeah, nah, I'm not going to do that.
00:13:52.000I'm willing to bet that like that night he's in bed with his wife and there's like a knock on the door and he's like, well, who's going to wake up at two in the morning?
00:13:59.000And then he comes to the door and there's a guy in a suit with like black sunglasses.
00:14:03.000And then the guy in Mike's is like, what's going on?
00:14:05.000And then he just hands a picture of JFK.
00:14:10.000I really just feel like it was just politically expedient from that time.
00:14:12.000I don't think anyone needed to say anything.
00:14:14.000He knew that his role as the vice president at that time was to kind of tacitly be in this in-between spot.
00:14:19.000It was very clear to, and that's why there was so much rage from the Trump base against Pence, is because they kind of knew he was talking out of both sides of his mouth and he didn't really mean all this.
00:14:27.000Like, him saying that, oh, we'll look into this, what does that even mean?
00:14:53.000Until 2022, apparently there was some revision to the law.
00:14:56.000But Democrats famously brought together an alternate slate of electors from Hawaii in 1960.
00:15:02.000Despite the fact that the state was won by the Republicans, the governor certified the Republican electors, Democrats still convened a fraudulent slate of electors.
00:15:50.000Also, you know, like I said before, I don't think he, last I checked, he had not qualified for the debates, which debates are questionable anyways.
00:15:59.000The strangest thing about this is he has to walk this weird line that's like, Well I was part of the Trump administration and that's literally why all of you know who I am except also I don't really want to be affiliated with the bad stuff or the more controversial stuff so I'm going to sort of be the most politician politician of all times and try to make everyone happy in which I will fail.
00:16:21.000The crazy thing is that Mike Pence threw Trump under the bus tweeting that this, basically saying this man should not be allowed to be president or whatever.
00:16:28.000It's the inversion of Vivek Ramaswamy.
00:16:32.000When Vivek came out and said we should all come together and reject these political indictments and these charges.
00:16:37.000They're trying to remove Trump, you know, in an unjust way.
00:17:16.000What is now becoming the type of rhetoric that is becoming actually politically expedient is things like what Vivek is saying, like actually owning it and having bold messaging and having a legit message.
00:17:27.000I mean, I am a little bit concerned about some of his messaging from the past, but I don't know.
00:17:31.000I'm open to see maybe just change his mind.
00:17:33.000But I mean, either way, that is the rhetoric people want.
00:18:08.000When people criticize him, he tackles them head-on.
00:18:11.000Now he is rising in the prediction market.
00:18:12.000So I suppose we shall see at what point he hits second place.
00:18:17.000But I'm already seeing a ton of Trump supporters saying that if for some reason Trump was completely incapable of running, Vivek would be their guy.
00:18:48.000I think Ron is plummeting, and I'm kind of heartened by it, because I heard you guys on the show the other day saying Vivek's kind of like a right-wing Obama, and it's funny, my buddy Reid Coverdale actually said the same thing about Ron at one point, where he was kind of following a similar kind of thing, but it's almost like the people kind of saw it, because I'm of the opinion that, I mean, maybe Ron would be great when he got in, but I'm sensing neocon vibes, so it really feels like...
00:19:13.000So I'm saying like he kind of was the right-wing Obama, but now it's like it's kind of that idea where it's like traditionally political expedient or modern political expedient.
00:19:21.000Now it's like Vivek could be that right-wing Obama to where it's like, I don't know, maybe he will swap when he gets in.
00:20:05.000That's the ones you have to worry about, is the ones who are really, really good at hiding it until the last moment, right?
00:20:12.000And he has done a very good job about that because I think anyone who has even base level political knowledge sees him and sees some type of comparison.
00:20:19.000to Barack Obama. But I would also maybe posit that people who are now paying attention to
00:20:25.000politics, especially people who lean right, are far more informed on these issues. So if he's
00:20:30.000going to fool them, it will be a lot harder to fool them than to fool a political novice in 2008.
00:20:37.000He can't just put up a hope poster and call it a day.
00:20:39.000You know, a hope and change poster and call it a day.
00:20:42.000You know, Viking Vet told us, he superchatted saying, pull up the predicted graph and you can
00:20:47.000You can actually see Vivek has already surpassed Asantos on one occasion.
00:20:51.000I think if we, let's go back 30 days, we can see that, yeah, there is a period where Vivek and DeSantis had tied and then on the 28th, Vivek actually surpassed DeSantis by two cents and held that lead for, I believe, two days.
00:21:08.000So they tied and now it's going back up.
00:21:12.000I think, uh, I think the story of Vivek is that he was very much apolitical, he was kind of just like somewhat political, and then the story he told us was that when the BLM riots happened, people came to him and said, change your company's profile picture to the black square, and he was like, oh, sure, whatever, and he does.
00:21:34.000And they come to him and they're like, now write a letter about why what happened was bad.
00:21:53.000Then he started getting board members from his company resigning.
00:21:56.000It seems like Vivek was this Successful, what is he, worth half a billion dollars, running a pharmaceutical company, minding his own business, probably very pleased with himself at 37, and then woke activists started attacking him.
00:22:13.000And look, it's one thing if you're like an indie game developer, or a small YouTuber, or a random guy who works at a steel mill, and they're coming to cancel you.
00:22:20.000It's another thing if you're the guy who founded a multi-billion dollar pharmaceutical, and you're worth half a billion dollars, and they come at you and try to cancel you.
00:22:27.000And then, I'm just imagining him sitting there, like, clenching his fist, being like, I will destroy you.
00:22:33.000And now this is the story he told that like, after seeing that he realized how dangerous this stuff was.
00:22:38.000He wrote the book, I think, woke capital.
00:22:40.000He started talking about ESG being a problem.
00:22:42.000He created a, what is it a mutual fund?
00:23:05.000You would have thought they would have gone towards Ron because he was such a culture war issue type guy.
00:23:09.000But those issues, whether we're talking about financing from companies like BlackRock or Vanguard, pushing back against that type of ESG based capitalism is going to be strong for him because the people who would vote for Trump if he was out of the election are going to care about that stuff.
00:23:25.000And Ron can't seem to land much of it.
00:23:28.000We did a clip the other day where he's like, Yeah.
00:23:30.000at like some meet and greet with people and he just laughs really awkwardly and walks away.
00:24:01.000But in general, that's not something you want in the leader of your military, right?
00:24:05.000I think what's cool about Vivek's messaging is that it's more than just...
00:24:10.000You know, Rwanda has done a lot of really interesting things culture war wise, especially when it comes to gender ideology.
00:24:15.000One of the things I like about Vivek's campaign is that it's much more about the renewal of like civic engagement and about patriotism and about values that bring us together.
00:24:24.000And I think as much as like the more divisive aspects of the culture war are definitely worth fighting, it is nice to also say like, here is actually what we want instead of just saying, well, we don't want these things.
00:25:55.000He's also still kind of like, sort of, like being like, oh, to what, like elite talking points, kind of like alluding, but I might still be for that.
00:26:02.000Like, it's like, there's so many things, like I know when he was waffling, I think on the Ukraine stuff a while, but he was talking about it.
00:26:50.000Ron DeSantis was the strongest when he was just Ron DeSantis in Florida, thinking about Florida, doing what he could for Florida.
00:26:55.000And he didn't have what I assume he now has, which is this kind of what you're talking about, like a donor class that's come in and say, OK, this is what we think will translate best to the national level.
00:27:05.000And in that way, he's lost his sense of self, which, like you're saying, when you have strong contenders who have these personalities, their campaigns have a rhythm.
00:27:12.000They have sort of found their niche in terms of the interview circuit.
00:28:04.000But if you're gonna do it, you shouldn't- How do you own it?
00:28:07.000Just be like, hey, it was a cool symbol.
00:28:09.000It's stupid trying to own it, but trying to do this in-between thing where, like, our people put it out and we're trying to have this plausible deniability is just silly.
00:29:05.000Politico reports, Vivek Ramaswamy cast doubt on the veracity of the government's explanation for the 9-11 attacks, saying he didn't believe the findings of the 9-11 commission.
00:29:14.000He said, quote, I don't believe the government has told us the truth.
00:29:50.000All he's saying is something simple, and I've said something similar.
00:29:53.000Why would any reasonable person think the government issued a book explaining one of the greatest security failures in the history of this country?
00:30:04.000They would put out something which is somewhat true, but probably has a bunch of gaps in it, because they don't want to reveal secrets as to how we got attacked, because we don't want it to happen again.
00:30:16.000You know, there's some comedian who has a bit that's like, you don't need to believe in all conspiracy theories, but you don't believe in any?
00:30:22.000You think the government's just out here batting a thousand?
00:30:25.000When he talks about parenting and lying to his own kid, it's great.
00:30:41.000I think what's interesting, I feel like I have to point this out, is like, Vivek is is establishing the narrative.
00:30:46.000Like, I don't know the context in which this came up.
00:30:48.000He was being interviewed and someone asked him explicitly, do you believe in this?
00:30:50.000Or if he just brought it up on his own in his own interview, which I wouldn't put past him.
00:30:54.000I think it's interesting that so often, especially on the campaign trail, you get these guys who are like, something's happening at the border wall and I'm going to comment on it.
00:31:02.000Oh, something happened over here and I'll comment on it.
00:31:04.000Whereas Vivek is like, I want to talk about this now.
00:32:28.000So he basically then goes on to say, he says stuff like, yes, well, the bear's been a bit of an ongoing problem since the wizards were attacking, and then they're like, wizards?!
00:32:37.000And then, uh, let me, let me jump right, there's a picture of the bear on the moon.
00:32:41.000Let me, let me jump to the end here and give you the punchline.
00:32:45.000We believe they may be one of the, uh... Just a thought, more of a shot in the dark, but, uh...
00:32:51.000We wouldn't happen to be invading Iran today, would we?
00:34:06.000If you look into the past, there were legitimate fed-a-hops where they were creating disinformation within UFO research communities.
00:34:12.000And the reasoning was, like, I know it sounds kooky, but it was because a lot of times they were actually sort of digging into, like, secret stuff they were doing.
00:34:19.000And so then they'd take some UFO truth and be like, guess what, dude?
00:34:22.000I'm in the government, and I have some special information for you.
00:34:26.000Let me tell you about the Tyrerians from Saturn 25.
00:34:42.000Personally, I completely default the opposite way.
00:34:45.000And what would, like, what would the benefit be right now for them to reveal it?
00:34:48.000Like, we've talked about, obviously, distraction from other stuff that's going on, but if the aliens are real, what does the government get from telling you?
00:34:55.000I feel like I just don't understand that you'll listen to them because they've scared you with something else?
00:34:59.000That was just when they planned to release that information.
00:35:02.000It just so happens to always happen whenever some type of scandal is coming.
00:35:05.000Non-human biologics have been recovered.
00:35:47.000I wonder, you know, they've tried pushing the UFO thing so many times that nobody cares anymore at all, to the point where when they came out and said non-human biologics are recovered, everyone's like, shut up, dude.
00:35:59.000Even the UFO truthers are like, nah, shut up.
00:36:01.000Well, they're like, it's too expensive here.
00:36:04.000These things are for when we have luxury and freedom and extra cash.
00:36:07.000You have made it so we can't enjoy these crazy things because it's not fun to be here right now.
00:36:13.000It is extremely challenging to live under these conditions.
00:36:17.000That Donald Trump would have kept his mouth shut if there were aliens secretly in control of things.
00:36:22.000And even at this point, with everything they're doing, he would just come out and be like, I'm gonna tell you all because they're trying to put me in jail!
00:36:41.000Have you guys seen that viral video where that old guy, I think he's like a former Canadian Prime Minister or something, saying that aliens are real or something like that?
00:36:49.000And that they're telling us we have to reduce carbon and reduce the population.
00:37:07.000That was the plot of the Independence Day movie anyways, that the aliens were here to suck up our natural resources, but I guess if all the natural resources are gone...
00:38:05.000Is the aliens are gonna come to Earth and give us future technology and make us all immortal or make the elites immortal so they gotta do as they're told?
00:38:12.000Like, are we supposed to be excited and wanting there to be aliens, or are we supposed to be afraid of them?
00:38:17.000Because if we're supposed to fear them, then I understand why the government is like, yep, they're here, listen to us, the only people who know about them, because that's just asking for compliance.
00:38:25.000And if it's like the aliens have something positive to offer us, I understand why the government would keep it a secret because they're, you know, the arbiter of all good things.
00:38:32.000Like, I just don't understand where they fit into anything that's relevant to my life.
00:38:37.000It's also a big letdown for all the hardline UFO conspiracy theorists who've been waiting for that confirmation for decades, right?
00:38:44.000Because they've been waiting for that.
00:38:46.000There was an interview with Dean Haglund.
00:38:49.000He was one of the actors on The X-Files where he talks about, he's like, the sad part about being a conspiracy theorist is at the end of the day, even if you're right, all you get to say is, I told you so.
00:42:03.000But even now, people don't even notice.
00:42:05.000Crazy stuff's happening now, and they just don't pay attention.
00:42:07.000The algorithms they look at every day are pointing them in a different direction, so they're kind of oblivious to the fact that a lot of this craziness stuff is going on.
00:42:16.000That's why I think Trump's trial is so confusing to so many people, because it seems like they're just going after him, and they keep asking him to turn over documents to come up with charges against him.
00:42:27.000This actually happens all of the time.
00:42:29.000It's just that we all know Trump, and we have this information.
00:42:32.000So rather than for me to have to explain one person and their story and the unique things and get everyone to understand it, we can all say, oh yeah, I remember Trump.
00:44:33.000You have Trump that's doing all these silly little things, and maybe, technically, by the letter of the law, there's some law somewhere that says they can't do X, Y, or Z, but then It's even worse, because then, like, maybe it's the worst thing that ever happened to the country, but at least Trump is a Russian spy, it's kinda cool.
00:44:51.000Yeah, you know, Trump being a Russian spy, you're imagining, you know, Trump's got like this weird gadget kit in his jacket and he like pulls out a little tiny earpiece and he's like, Vladimir, I'm in.
00:45:16.000That was like five scandals ago, and nobody remembers it, and nobody cares because, like you said, it's just a cudgel that they use to get, like Trump's taxes in particular.
00:45:26.000It's just a cudgel that they use as a weapon against him because the law's used in an adversarial manner here.
00:45:33.000I think it's because, like I said before, they're just trying to slow him down.
00:45:36.000And I think that's why the media is so freaked out by the credibility of the allegations against Hunter and Joe.
00:45:44.000The fact that this guy can produce a thank you letter is kind of hilarious when they're over here like, we spent millions of dollars on this investigation and we think maybe these things happened.
00:45:54.000I think it was a text between Hunter Biden and Devin Archer, where Devin is like, why is your family destroying my life and trying to put me in prison?
00:46:02.000Or it's like, why is your dad's administration and appointees trying to destroy my life?
00:46:06.000And Hunter's like, this is the cost of a free country or something like that.
00:46:10.000What it actually sounds like is you're no longer of use to these people and now they're disposing of the loose threads.
00:46:18.000You don't want people to find out what was going on.
00:46:19.000And Devin Archer, Tony Bobulinski, they've been able to come out and provide evidence into the criminal or shady dealings of the Biden family.
00:46:28.000Do you think Joe ever looked at Devon Archer and was like, I wish I could trade you for Hunter, but people already know what Hunter looks like.
00:46:34.000Because that's really the biggest loose end of the Biden family.
00:46:37.000I mean, that guy is just leaving laptops everywhere and children in his wake.
00:46:59.000But they had a thing where she lost a brand deal with L'Oreal and they showed all these letters from women who still to this day talk about her.
00:47:07.000The greatest thing that ever happened to feminism, and she helped me realize how important it is.
00:47:11.000If you, depending on where you get your information from, you just don't know, and you're just going to be tricked into believing that this is a good guy.
00:47:19.000So the average person who doesn't pay attention to the news cycle doesn't hear any of this stuff that's going on with Joe.
00:47:24.000There's the actual clip of him saying, I made this as a quid pro quo in Ukraine, and nobody knows about it.
00:47:31.000Nobody cares, because the average person isn't paying attention, and that's who they've weaponized the dumbing down of America through corporate press.
00:47:39.000Yeah, and it's a little bit like sports teams.
00:47:43.000I think people in this country have been stupid for a long time, I should say ignorant, because of mass media.
00:47:49.000You only got information from a few sources, and now with the internet, we're becoming more educated and informed on what's happening around the world.
00:47:56.000Targeted you're choosing where you're getting your media from you or I or everyone here may be
00:48:00.000Privy to what looking at right and left-wing media the average person doesn't do that and we just follow didn't
00:48:06.000have that 20 years exactly The average person just follows CNN because whether we
00:48:10.000believe CNN or not They think that they're getting informed by somebody from
00:48:14.000there or MSNBC, but it's even more targeted than it used to be
00:48:17.000The point is that 20 years ago, CNN was your only choice.
00:48:21.000Obviously there's Fox, CBS, ABC, but they all said the exact same things for the most part.
00:48:26.000Now you have the ability to have dissident media.
00:48:29.000I don't think the average, like, I just, I feel like the average person still doesn't look at that as a value.
00:48:34.000What I'm saying is, we assume now that they're lying to us.
00:48:38.000Like, no, they've always been lying to us.
00:48:40.000We just have the ability to go online and communicate with each other.
00:48:43.000I think part of it is politics are like sports teams.
00:48:45.000Like, some people feel to their core that they are a capital R Republican, they are a capital D Democrat, and nothing you say will convince them that anyone on their team did anything wrong.
00:48:54.000I mean, think about actual sports teams where we'll get players who commit very obvious
00:49:00.000and well-documented cases of domestic violence, and the team is like, oh yeah, that was the
00:49:36.000There are Republicans who will say, you know, I am this kind of Republican and Trump can never be.
00:49:42.000And I this is how the Republican Party should be like they become Completely obsessed with the team they think they have to show loyalty to, even when the team lets them down.
00:50:27.000But the Democrats are the ones weaponizing influencers and the youth because they want to get the youth vote and they want to get people out in voting more than they were before, right?
00:50:43.000But specifically, here are the candidates you should vote for.
00:50:45.000I mean, there are things that, you know, the Republican Party and a lot of other political parties that are out there could have done, meaning they could have treated the get out the vote effort like it was this, you know, Trojan horse, we're just trying to talk to young people when actually it was obviously Democrats trying to connect with youth voters.
00:51:02.000I think that's, again, why the civic engagement conversation that Vivek Ramaswamy brings up is really interesting because I think people do, especially now that they have access to alternative forms of media online, feel called to do something, right?
00:51:16.000If you get to hear all this awful stuff all the time, you can either collapse in depression or act.
00:51:21.000And I think that's what people want and that's why, you know, the Democratic Party is still pointing fingers and they're becoming less appealing.
00:51:51.000Miami Beach, in fancy chairs with coconuts, going, oh that Joe Biden, you hear about this?
00:51:57.000And then off in the distance, there is the biggest hurricane we have ever seen, and it is coming.
00:52:03.000Where we are right now is the chill time.
00:52:06.000With all the craziness they're doing, with the Devon Archer stuff, with the indictments against Trump, that's just us seeing lightning off in the distance.
00:52:44.000It is funny how, like, I feel like in the past, you used to be able to actually make
00:52:48.000more accurate political predictions to some extent.
00:52:50.000But now we've gotten to the point to where there are so many factors and so many crazy
00:52:55.000Like, just Trump and Biden alone, between the two of them, the two scandals going on there, like, those are both insane scandals on their own, just, like, I mean, in different ways, obviously, but...
00:53:04.000I don't know it's just it's like trying to predict the future or have an idea of what's going on like I was just thinking on talking on the airport to somebody today but and then the airplane today about like whether Biden will run and I'm like I have no idea like I mean it seems a silly idea to do so but same time we're getting so close do you really not I I don't know like how do you get another four years of this guy without actually making a clone I don't know I think there's a strong possibility that in Biden's old age and with his existing ailments, something happens to him.
00:53:36.000And I imagine what would be for the Democrats, the most beneficial thing imaginable would
00:53:43.000be if like Gavin Newsom is at a Biden rally and talking about how he's here to support
00:53:51.000Joe Biden and Joe Biden's the greatest president.
00:53:54.000And then Biden suffers like some health ailment or something.
00:53:57.000He fell on stage that one time, maybe as a stroke.
00:53:59.000Well, like you've tripped in the sandbags, but he's fallen upstairs.
00:54:03.000But imagine this scenario where Biden is speaking at some kind of rally or whatever, or just on TV, maybe, because they can't really muster up anybody to come to a Biden rally.
00:54:19.000And then there's this, oh the news, oh no, oh Joe Biden, cue all the conservatives being like, we don't like the guy but we're really sad about what happened to him.
00:54:27.000Gavin Newsom steps up and starts talking about how, you know, this is a time for leadership.
00:54:32.000He's being interviewed by everybody because he was there.
00:54:34.000Every news outlet sits him down and says like, what was it like?
00:54:53.000But I'm imagining, because we're talking about if Donald Trump didn't order the police to shut down the 529 insurrection and let Antifa just run rampant, he'd be president.
00:55:03.000Because the narrative would be inverted.
00:55:04.000And you know, I, you know, Michael Mao's saying, ah, the media would still lie about him, but I'm like, yeah, but they wouldn't have the J6 narrative.
00:55:09.000They would have the extremism of the far left and regular Americans would be asking why this happened.
00:55:30.000And so everyone speculated that Joe Biden won't be the guy, but how do you get Joe Biden out?
00:55:34.000If he bows out, it's weakness in the Democratic Party.
00:55:37.000It's got to be something that can pass the torch.
00:55:40.000If Joe Biden went on stage and said, you know, I'm just too old, so Gavin Newsom, ladies and gentlemen, nah, would never fly.
00:55:46.000But if there's a hero moment for Gavin, where he steps in to try and save Biden, that gives him every PR opportunity in the book.
00:55:54.000Yeah, especially because they don't want him to pick another white man over Kamala Harris.
00:55:59.000Because there was a time when I think the Democratic Party really wanted her to be the obvious choice.
00:56:03.000They were hoping Biden would be a one-term president and that she would, as the vice president, be the next one to represent the party because she's diverse and a lady and, you know, whatever else is important.
00:56:13.000So they have to find a way to make it so that Gavin, you know, gracefully as a hero becomes the obvious one.
00:56:19.000It's not that she's being overlooked, it's that he just happened to be in this, you know, What's the justification for Gavin being in the press 24-7 in the Lipton election?
00:57:09.000I know it was another show on Friday when that came out, but I was... The fact, the arrogance of these people to be like, we care about all of our grandchildren, including Navy, who we just happened to learn about 30 seconds ago.
00:57:22.000Like, where have you been this whole time?
00:57:24.000This is what I mean by like, how can anyone look at the Biden family and be like, four more years?
00:57:38.000But that's why the Navy statement came out in People Magazine.
00:57:42.000They didn't say it to the New York Times.
00:57:43.000They said it to People Magazine because they're trying to present themselves as like a, let us get out in front of this.
00:57:48.000Luckily, People Magazine, all kinds of outlets have already covered the fact that this, you know, super great guy, Hunter, just ditched his other kid and doesn't want to use last name.
00:57:57.000Like, I just don't understand this family and their appeal.
00:58:01.000So unless the Democrat, my only counter to the Gavin Newsom rushing to Joe Biden's aid story would be like, if the Democratic Party starts to turn tables and be like, We had no idea that he was working on these deals, and this is dishonor to us.
00:58:17.000I don't know that they could execute it perfectly.
00:58:49.000That's the hero narrative they need from him.
00:58:51.000Like, we didn't know Joe was doing any of this.
00:58:54.000We need to comb through his schedule and see when he and Gavin Newsom are appearing on stage together, and we all need to brace ourselves.
00:59:00.000To get Joe Biden out of this, it needs to be a heroic retreat.
00:59:04.000It could theoretically be something like he has a health scare and then has to publicly announce that he's done everything he can, but as you know, this is a tough job and it's been very taxing.
00:59:39.000You're still right that, like, they would need to really find a big way of introducing Gavin Newsom over Kamala Harris, because I think if the Biden administration and the Democratic Party turn to Kamala Harris, they're going to isolate a lot of voters.
00:59:51.000But with numbers like that, who even wants that?
00:59:55.000I'm just saying there are a lot of people who feel like the Democratic Party needs to be led by a woman who is of color, and to turn it over to another white man would be bad.
01:01:27.000To rewind a little bit back to the point I was making about, you know, we're sitting on the beach looking at the storm off in the distance.
01:03:10.000Like, how could he possibly be guilty of all of these things, all of these trials happening at once?
01:03:14.000Like, you can't take it all in, so you start to say, like, I just don't believe you, and I don't want to have this conversation anymore, or I don't want to watch anymore of this.
01:03:21.000I've seen both on YouTube comments just today.
01:03:22.000I saw someone, one person saying, like, well, if my, I don't want someone that's been indicted, like, why would I want to like someone that's been indicted for anything?
01:03:28.000And the other person saying, he's been indicted for four different things, like, there's no way that he's been indicted for all, there's no way he did all these things.
01:03:33.000How would he have the time to do that and, and do all this?
01:03:35.000There's just no way it would be possible.
01:03:45.000And they'll just assume that, well, if four different jurisdictions all came to this conclusion of their own accord, mind you, there was no backroom dealings at all, I'm sure, that he must be guilty.
01:03:57.000But I think it's people who already think he's guilty.
01:03:58.000There must be no Republican district attorneys.
01:04:00.000There must be no Republican prosecutors anywhere.
01:04:02.000They're all like, you know what I'm gonna do?
01:04:22.000So when she tried to defraud the country, and the fraud led to a massive $30-plus million investigation as to whether Trump was secretly working for the Soviet Union, How come there's no criminal charges for that?
01:04:35.000Because the Republicans are timid and Democrats play for keeps.
01:04:38.000I think it's because Republicans are Democrats and they're just pretending they're not.
01:04:51.000Yeah, we're talking about Trump here, so it's not really so much a left or it's right thing as there's an establishment versus, I guess you could say dissident would be a good way to describe the other energy.
01:05:00.000I think there will be people checking out But I think that will be more the right to some extent, roughly, the people that are in the know.
01:05:06.000Because they know, like, this is nonsense.
01:05:08.000You're just throwing a bunch of stuff at it.
01:05:11.000But I think on the flip side, the left, we may see, especially if he inevitably probably gets off, or if he does get elected, they'll be screeching the streets all over again.
01:05:20.000But I think the right is going to start retreating locally, like the people of the right, like the voter base.
01:05:25.000They're going to start retreating, embracing localism.
01:05:29.000And honestly, that's kind of the better way to go.
01:05:31.000Yeah, I think this is sort of an answer to your question of, like, if we're on the beach right now and we know the storm is coming, when do we decide to leave the beach and go make sure our home's okay?
01:05:39.000Like, I would like to see, you know, we might not be able to stop whatever crazy fighting is about to happen on the federal level, but it would be interesting to see people say, like, well, how do I protect myself at home?
01:06:28.000I certainly agree that local politics are extremely important, but it's probably a balance of sorts.
01:06:33.000I mean, the stuff we saw with the federal government, ESG, woke policies, the Department of Education, the curriculum stuff they push, you've got, like, the complaints over Common Core, which was several years ago.
01:06:45.000Now you've got the schools pushing all this, you know, gratuitous content.
01:06:49.000All of this comes at the federal level.
01:06:50.000Sure, but the only way to stop it coming down from third level is to have someone fighting up against it.
01:06:55.000Like you need both sides of these things.
01:06:56.000And so I'm saying it's not that you can ignore the federal election, I'm just saying like it would be good to not get so lost on if or Trump did this or whatever that you don't know who's running in your own country.
01:07:07.000I just feel like to some extent the federal move is almost a lost cause, maybe not, but I think there is something.
01:07:13.000For example, one thing I liked about DeSantis is he was making moves within his state where he was kind of, in a sense, distancing himself somewhat from the federal government and doing his own thing.
01:07:22.000Kind of almost a soft nullification, soft cessation in some ways.
01:07:25.000And I personally would like to see that energy continue to go forward and start separating yourself further where you can so that federal government has less effect on your life.
01:07:49.000Former Lizzo dancers were weight shamed and pressured while at strip club, lawsuit says.
01:07:54.000I like how it says pressured while at strip club.
01:07:56.000Not for the kids, I will say, but we'll keep the overt language to a minimum.
01:08:03.000And my understanding is that they were actually physically abused at these clubs.
01:08:08.000They were pressured into doing things, and I don't know if we can say that on air here, but bananas were put places bananas aren't supposed to go, and then they were told to eat them from the places...
01:09:45.000Yeah, I also think the point that they're saying they're at a strip club, going to strip club is like all of the Women, I know, who propose to be sex-positive feminists are like, going to the strip club is empowering and it's good and you should go.
01:10:00.000So it's this clash of cultures where it's like, if you don't go, then you are not sex-positive enough.
01:10:06.000That's literally what we're talking about.
01:10:07.000And also when you go, you're forced to do things you're uncomfortable with and maybe Lizzo Fat shames you or perhaps she skinny shames you.
01:10:39.000These are the people that push a very, very toxically positive message, meaning that you have to feign positivity at all times, which is not how the real world works.
01:10:48.000And as you learn invariably, like I said earlier, anybody who puts Be Kind in a profile is the meanest person you've ever met in your entire life.
01:11:37.000The best part about it is is there's like an interview with her from like two years before this happened where she talks about how she always wanted to go to this one strip club.
01:11:43.000And that this was because this is the red light district in Amsterdam, right?
01:11:46.000So she's like, basically, I was like, I love bananas.
01:11:49.000I want to go there to this strip club.
01:11:51.000And now it's coming back to bite her because she's nuts.
01:12:23.000Well, they said like she would do other concerts that were not part of the tour and only the people who like hung out with her outside at these events were the ones who got those jobs.
01:12:31.000So it's basically just like, do you remember when, oh no, okay.
01:12:42.000He's like, what this movie taught me is that women should run the world because they have a better way of handling problems.
01:12:46.000This is the exact proof to the opposite of that, that I don't know if it would be better, or if it would be worse, but it's certainly not going to be any better, because being a bad boss is not gendered.
01:12:57.000Doesn't like every military industrial complex corporation have like a female CEO or something?
01:13:02.000Not all right now, but yeah, like a couple years ago, yeah.
01:13:05.000Like, women should run the world, and it's like, here's a bunch of women that are blowing up kids.
01:13:56.000At least she's being honest about what's going to happen.
01:13:58.000But what it is, it really is, it shows, it shines a light on the toxic positivity that this is what Hollywood and all of these industries push is like, It's an unrealistic expectation of how human beings interact.
01:14:08.000And invariably, just like men behind the scenes, a bad tour manager, a bad boss, a bad celebrity is not restricted to one gender or one type of person.
01:14:19.000But very often, it is true that the people who feign the most kind of heart or who pretend to be the most good of heart or good of virtue end up being the worst type of people.
01:14:28.000And I don't think that has anything to do with a weight, a sexuality, or a gender.
01:14:34.000Yeah, you did bring up a good point before we started that this was essentially an inverse of the casting couch in a sense.
01:14:55.000I want to give a shout out to the Babylon Bee for the best response to this.
01:14:59.000With an article they titled, Three Dancers Sue Lizzo Alleging She Ate Them.
01:15:06.000Joey B Tune said good luck to convincing that judge that Lizzo shared food.
01:15:12.000Yeah, it's just it is it is just a microcosm of just how awful Holly is.
01:15:19.000It's okay to make fun of her though, because she's apparently some kind of rapist.
01:15:23.000So you know, she's just a very bad person.
01:15:26.000The rest of the stories, the stuff with the manager who was also making everyone uncomfortable and the threats to people's jobs, keeping people working for like 12 hours at a time after a concert and saying you're going to lose your job if you don't do that, a lady who worked for her She urinated on herself because she was afraid to go backstage and go to the bathroom because she felt she'd lose her job.
01:15:47.000That's the type of thing you'd hear of a guy.
01:15:49.000That a guy would be the one who's such a hard boss that I felt like I couldn't leave, otherwise I would end up having to... No, female bosses are just as whack as male bosses.
01:16:00.000The average person these days... It's just almost worse because it's like emotional manipulation.
01:16:04.000But my favorite is the data showing that men and women equally don't hire women at the same rates.
01:16:11.000So these women are like women should be in charge and then things would change and it's like the women who are in charge like I'd rather have a guy.
01:16:18.000There was also talk that there was racialized elements to this too, like that the black dancers were treated different than the dancers of color. There are no white dancers but dancers of
01:16:26.000color. No white dancers, not racist though.
01:16:28.000No, but the point is that they're saying that certain ones were treated differently and it all kind of falls together.
01:16:33.000It's like it's Hollywood. They deserve each other. Let them fight.
01:16:36.000Wow, you don't say that at Big Girl Touring?
01:17:34.000If she comes out with, I have insulin resistance, it reminds me of Kevin Costner being like, yes, maybe stuff happened, but I'm choosing to live as a gay man.
01:17:54.000No but I mean the the thing is like Lizzo had some like um I don't remember which one the one about like being broken up with she wrote some song and it was like not a hit and she was like I'm gonna if if this isn't a hit then I I don't know like she really does understand pop music in a way it's just that everything about her since she's gotten famous has become like About the body positivity movement about accept me the way I am about actually praise me the way I am and I think that's the problem like it's not like I don't know like Adele used to be really heavy and she sang some fun music and she was a pop star and it was a good time.
01:18:28.000I'm gonna write this song what kind of song should it be should it be like a.
01:19:07.000See if we can get Lizzo to, like, I wonder how much it costs to get Lizzo, like, as, like, a feature on the- I don't think she's going to want to be on my song titled Lizzo.
01:19:34.000And it's a point to be critical of someone who would weight shame her own staff while she herself is currently suffering from a weight issue.
01:19:43.000She's also counting on you not being mean to her because of her size.
01:19:47.000I still think she's shaming her dancer saying they're too skinny.
01:20:08.000And there's videos of skateboarders, for instance, you'll see on Instagram where they're huge, but they'll be skating really well.
01:20:14.000And I'm just like, this is somebody who's got, I don't know if it's insulin resistance, but some kind of like, I don't know, thyroid problem or glandular issue that their body isn't burning the fat, but they clearly are building muscle and ability.
01:20:27.000I see Lizzo and I'm like, This is something about the garbage plastic we eat in our food every day, the brominated flowers, the phthalates, the PCBs, all of that stuff.
01:20:37.000Because the story I hear over and over again, I swear, I ask everybody this, they say, oh, I was from this country, and when I came to America, I ate the exact same thing, but I gained 30 pounds.
01:20:47.000And people say, you know, when I went back to visit my family for a few weeks, I lost 10 pounds.
01:21:05.000I remember when I took AP Environmental Science when I was in high school and having to do a project where we went to our middle school and then convinced them that the swirly LED, whatever they are, the better light bulbs were in fact better.
01:21:17.000And if we didn't do that, then, you know, we didn't get as good a grade on the project.
01:21:21.000And now I really regret that because that was complete propaganda paid for by college board.
01:22:21.000You look at old videos like if you have like VHS tapes or anything like if you have like home videos where there's lights on out in the streets when you were growing up and notice that all those lights are orange and now like you don't see orange light anywhere outside.
01:22:35.000But look my point is how does the Biden administration just unilaterally decree that a certain product can no longer be sold?
01:22:42.000But it wasn't the Biden administration, was it?
01:23:09.000And then be like, only Congress can do it.
01:23:11.000This is what I think is the weirdest thing about the Biden administration, which is they were like, we're for the environment and therefore we can justify anything we want by saying it's for the betterment of the environment.
01:24:57.000Behind the security and there's a whole bunch of really dangerous chemicals for sale at like these various news But they're in small quantities, so it's safer.
01:25:05.000They tell you like there is I bought more though. There's this dude named Evan Booth and I went met up with him
01:25:11.000He did this project where he was able to make various weapons combustibles and things like that
01:25:17.000Within and not not in an airport, but with things found within their plan
01:25:22.000So you cross security you go to the store? What can you buy?
01:25:26.000I won't say them now on this show. But yes, we were able to make
01:25:30.000improvised grenades Using things you can buy in an airport. So the fact that
01:25:36.000that research had been done This is like 12 years ago and that we have not seen
01:25:42.000substantial substantial moves on this What I see is, the reason the government made these rules is because they're like, it's going to increase sales at these locations in the airports, which will generate more tax revenue for us.
01:25:55.000When it comes to light bulbs, they're just looking at how can we generate more economic flow.
01:26:00.000A major shift in the economy will force people to adapt.
01:26:03.000It will change houses, it will change standards, and this will force people to buy things.
01:26:07.000I still remember the first time I flew during COVID and all the signs that said make sure to wash your hands and they were all like sponsored by Purell
01:26:16.000at the airport. And I'm just like, well, that's creepy, right? Like it's literally
01:26:20.000like an advertisement for the company, but it's put through actual official airport policy, right?
01:26:26.000It's an actual form that's put up by the airport, but in the corner there, you get the
01:26:37.000It's so typical of government to where they get to this point to where essentially the private market is essentially adapted and then they come in with a rule and be like, look what we did.
01:26:47.000And it's like, you didn't really do it.
01:26:48.000I just, I don't, I don't feel like I see incandescent light bulbs all that often.
01:26:51.000Didn't they do that with like R22 a couple of years ago because of the ozone layer?
01:26:55.000A couple decades ago, like it's something that HVAC people used it.
01:27:02.000So there's like a black market for R22 to use.
01:27:05.000I mean, they did that with stuff like child labor laws.
01:27:08.000People weren't really working their kids by the time they started instituting those laws because we had progressed economically to a point where people don't want their kids to work, generally speaking.
01:27:16.000I guess it's sort of good that they stopped some of those kids, but I mean, I don't know.
01:27:20.000It's just the government comes in and then later is like, look what we did.
01:27:23.000And you're like, well, I mean, they kind of... At the last minute.
01:27:27.000Taking credit for it when they didn't really do any of the work.
01:27:29.000In 2007, Obama said that he was going to immediately sign a law to phase out all incandescent light bulbs, and that was reversed under Trump.
01:27:36.000And so now the Biden administration was like, and we're back!
01:30:38.000Oh man, I feel like Vermont is such a wild place.
01:30:41.000But fluorescent bulbs are really cool because you can like rub your feet on the carpet and then like grab it and it lights up like a lightsaber, you know?
01:30:50.000And then the kids go and shatter them in the alley and the dust comes out and they all laugh and it goes in their lungs and they get really sick.
01:30:55.000Vermont, do you see what you're doing?
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01:31:24.000And I'm gonna be writing a song about insulin resistance.
01:31:58.000I saw a thing that I read an article today that said like some bars are like having to set it up as like it's a mystery lager just to get rid of it.
01:32:04.000Like they have to put it on tap and it's like, it's a mystery here.
01:32:43.000This damn cycle of corrupt government, lying media, both their disdain for the lives of American people, war, needless death, rinse and repeat.
01:33:34.000Yeah, I've been hearing more and more.
01:33:35.000I've had so many stories of it, like people have been coming just because we covered so much of it, like people with crazy stories beyond just like, not just fire alarms being pulled, not just the air conditioning not working, and it's all over the country.
01:33:49.000It's not just like, I was very hesitant to buy that at first because it's very easy to make that claim.
01:34:11.000I mean, it's anecdotal, but I can only recall ever in my life, probably one time there was some sort of technical issue with a film to where I wasn't able to watch it or something along those lines.
01:34:18.000I was at Ford City Mall when I was a little kid in South Side of Chicago, and the power went out, and then everyone just started ransacking everything.
01:34:26.000I think my family went to go see Babe, and then the power shuts, like the power goes out, and then we're like walking out of the theater and everyone's just running around stealing everything in sight.
01:36:17.000It's like more feasible, but until like it's been proven by other places,
01:36:20.000I, you know, it's not worth really covering.
01:36:22.000People are saying that if it's true, that they've generated this, you know, near-room temperature superconductor, we're gonna have flying cars and stuff.
01:36:50.000So 10 years ago, I'd buy these lithium ion batteries.
01:36:55.000Everyone's got one for your phone, right?
01:36:57.000And it would take, like, an hour or two to charge up, and then it could charge your phone a couple times.
01:37:01.000Now they have graphene polymer batteries, they're called.
01:37:06.000What they do is they take the lithium ion like normal, and then they lattice graphene over it, which allows the energy to flow through it more evenly, and it charges way faster.
01:37:15.000So we've got a couple of these portable batteries.
01:37:17.000It can charge... It holds two cell phone charges, so about 4,000 milliamps.
01:38:24.000You have to be super fit to hold your arms because you're basically doing like, like lift yourself with your arms and hold that position for 30 minutes.
01:39:59.000I think doing this puts on display the disingenuousness that's occurring.
01:40:06.000So anyone who has an ounce of honesty will be like, Like, if anything, it's gonna be off-putting.
01:40:10.000Like, yeah, maybe it might not help vote-wise, but so far as, like, the actual energy within the country, the people are gonna be like, yeah, we know what you're about, and I think that's gonna cause... it's gonna shift some things in the future.
01:40:30.000This summer could change everything, but it'd be a lot of... I'm just saying a lot of people that are on the left, voting for Biden, are gonna be less, like, you know, gung-ho about getting out and voting, so...
01:40:39.000Spencer Jones says, let's get a Giga Chad Ian t-shirt.
01:41:11.000And so they're like, look, he's a naughty man and he abused women, and they're like, uh-huh, we hate you.
01:41:16.000They believe their own narrative about him, so it's hard for them to see him clearly or objectively.
01:41:21.000Stephen Sayes says, I was a classified material control center clerk on Okinawa with the Marines.
01:41:26.000I had top secret documents on national security in my control.
01:41:29.000I can't tell you about them, but I didn't face any charges.
01:41:33.000Well, you're not Donald Trump and they're not trying to remove you from office or from the race.
01:41:38.000I thought that was gonna be an aliens comment when she started.
01:41:40.000What if the real conspiracy is that Trump actually is part of the deep state and they're setting him up to be this anti-establishment hero and that no one thinks he can win and everyone keeps saying he can't but then he will win and everyone's gonna be like yay but then it turns out he does everything the deep state actually wanted?
01:41:55.000Like, what if China is pushing all the woke stuff and the deep state is actually desperately trying to fight it because it's destroying America and will result in us losing this global conflict?
01:42:04.000So, they know the only way to actually win is to prop up Trump as some, like, underdog anti-establishment guy, but he's actually deeply in with all of it.
01:42:15.000And the point of the criminal trials is to make sure everyone here is nothing but Trump stuff so that he wins.
01:42:20.000Yeah, so what you're saying is that when he unbanned those incandescent bulbs, it was actually a move all that time ago because they knew they were going to re-ban them now.
01:42:30.000How much do you want to bet Donald Trump at his rally says he's going to unban incandescent light bulbs?
01:45:00.000And considering the serious defense he's had for Donald Trump over all this BS, I think it's a strong possibility.
01:45:08.000Because he's showing himself to be worthy of running, proving himself as a capable orator, speaker, you know, he's got good policies, he's honest, he's got integrity, and he's also...
01:45:20.000Defending Trump where Trump rightly should be defended.
01:45:22.000something Ron DeSantis should have done. And given like Trump's policies and the way that his base
01:45:28.000sees him, he would be a much more realistic successor if Trump was to win. Like if the
01:45:34.000idea was that Pence was supposed to be the one to succeed him after Trump won a second term,
01:45:39.000I don't think anyone was buying that. People would buy Vivek winning after Trump left office.
01:45:45.000Vivek said he will not run for vice president, that he's running for president.
01:46:24.000Alistair Vucin says, YouTube won't let me say what I want to SuperChat, even though it's verifiably within their rules, so here's 20 bucks for doing an excellent job.
01:48:39.000I think NPR ran a story a long time ago about a homeless man who basically created a business doing this for people, like looking up where their money was from.
01:48:48.000And then people would be like, well, okay, like you're giving me $100 I'll give you five just for doing that and this is like one of the ways his side hustle.
01:48:57.000I can't remember where this story goes other than the fact that he did this.
01:49:03.000Justin G says, I can't wait for the aliens aren't real conspiracy theories to start once the government says they're real.
01:49:11.000Now we're at the point where like Joe Rogan is gonna be on his show and he's gonna be like, yeah dude I just don't think that aliens are real because the government's always lying and then Daily Beast is gonna be like, conspiracy brain Joe Rogan thinks the alien hearing was fake.
01:49:24.000Sometimes I feel like they want to reclaim the word alien so people stop saying illegal alien when they talk about illegal immigrants.
01:49:31.000He doesn't believe in the Roswell Commission report.
01:49:34.000That Bob Lazar was full of it the whole time.
01:49:39.000Taking Taking Back Toxic says aliens would want nothing to do with humans.
01:49:44.000Humans would do the naughty with their kids and steal their stuff
01:49:46.000There was some great memes It was like the X-Files poster.
01:49:54.000I want to believe it was like I wanted to believe aliens are real until the government said they were.
01:50:07.000This is never happening in other countries, it's always here.
01:50:09.000Yeah, it happened in Brazil all that time ago.
01:50:12.000Alright, Jadrick Penifer says, regarding Nibiru, it originates from Zechariah Sitchin.
01:50:16.000He found the reference in ancient Sumerian tablets, but only he could translate them, and he wouldn't let anyone else corroborate his translations.
01:50:53.000I found some old website about Denver Airport back in the day, and it's like this really, it's like Comic Sans, and just like, it's got a Hulk Hogan gif dancing.
01:51:05.000I like that the Denver Airport has started, at least on Instagram, acknowledging the Denver Airport conspiracies, because they just get so many comments about it.
01:51:39.000I think then they'd be like, please stop.
01:51:45.000Like, we don't want to admit that there's anything here.
01:51:47.000My favorite was that I guess there are a lot of Chipotles in Denver and someone was like, oh, well, that's because you think it's because it was founded here, but actually it's because They all ultimately have underground tunnels where they store extra rice and beans.
01:51:59.000So when the elites have to move into the Denver airport, they'll have access to food.
01:52:03.000That wouldn't make sense as to why they sell the food to people.
01:52:06.000They just sell it as a front to continue to order tons of supplies to put on layovers.
01:52:11.000I just, I, you know it'd be a fun show, a show where all of these conspiracy theories are real.
01:52:16.000So like, Nibiru is real, and there are aliens that are coming to Earth because they want gold, but the Earth is flat.
01:52:58.000But then a conspiracy theory, that's a different, a conspiracy theory then would be the government keeping a secret about Hollow Earth, when the idea that the Earth could be hollow, maybe no one even knows.
01:53:07.000I mean, there's a lot to the Operation High Jump story, too, if people want to dig into it, but... Was that during... Was that in the 1800s or something?
01:53:12.000No, I think it was, uh, what, like, World War II, roughly?
01:53:15.000Isn't High Jump, like, the Nazi one where they have a place on the moon?
01:53:22.000There was a legit operation that occurred there, but it's like, people spiral out different theories from what happened, because they came back... Because they had that place on an alert in Canada.
01:53:56.000What if the UFOs are like... You know, we build these submarines and go down to the water.
01:54:00.000What if there's just, like, Hollow Earth denizens that create ships to come up and, like, explore the surface?
01:54:06.000And could you imagine how shocking it would be?
01:54:09.000If you lived inside this big sphere, this big dome with like some kind of energy source in the middle or whatever, and then you're like, how could anything possibly survive outside of this?
01:54:18.000And then they finally go on an expedition and they say, people, and they're like, they go back in and they tell everybody, there are people on the outside of this, and they're like, that's impossible, they'd fall off.
01:54:35.000Captain Von Eric says, anything Trump might have done versus state governors giving the okay to non-American policing Americans, which is worse.
01:54:45.000Leon Yoder says, Republicans are honorable people and they want to play by the rules, but as Carpe Danktum axed today, you cannot compromise your way into a winning position against an opponent who doesn't value compromise or fair play ever.
01:55:30.000He just recycles the logo and just turns the logo around.
01:55:33.000I do like this thing where he's like, you're all gonna comply- like he could have been like, oh it's Twitter X and then like slowly rolled it out, but instead he was like, it's X and you all have to deal with it.
01:56:29.000A Green Clover says, yesterday's show was the first I missed in a while, live, and you talked about drones, which I've been doing for 10 years.
01:56:37.000Yeah, we talked about, uh, uh, the drone in, uh, drone stuff in Moscow.
01:59:05.000I think that putting Trump in prison destabilizes the market.
01:59:09.000In such a way that it causes crisis in people's 401ks and pension.
01:59:13.000Inflation would be out of control and they'd have to desperately try to clamp it down.
01:59:17.000But the uncertainty of putting Trump in prison on the elections would make investors panic and leave and go invest in something else with BRICS now making their big announcement about expansion and their gold-backed currency.
01:59:29.000It's the stupidest thing imaginable you could do.
01:59:32.000And then when that happens, people will riot over not having food.
01:59:42.000How could they actually facilitate having him in prison?
01:59:47.000That's why it seems like, for whatever reason, the only When I went to become a secret service agent, I never thought I'd have to eat prison food.
02:00:34.000economy in a way they couldn't predict.
02:00:38.000I also think it would make a lot of people that are kind of on the fence about it, that don't necessarily believe Trump is this evil person, and if you don't vote for him, are gonna be like, this is insane.
02:00:45.000Like, this is, it's like jumping the shark, you know?
02:00:49.000Marshall Polican says, you just described the show Inside Job on Netflix.
02:00:53.000First of all, that show was cancelled.
02:00:54.000Second of all, it was a very poorly written comedy that had only like one funny joke that I liked, and it's where the mushroom guy from Hollow Earth said that he was doing drugs with Joe Rogan but couldn't handle it, or something like that.
02:01:04.000But I'm talking about a serious Game of Thrones style show.
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