00:03:53.640No, everything is fine. Apparently, there's like a- I saw a post on Instagram that 5 trillion gallons of rain are about to hit Florida over the next 10 days.
00:04:01.840Yeah, and I don't have a trillions in rain gauge in my head, so I'm just like, what, is this crazy?
00:04:07.100And is it like a joke and it's so outrageous?
00:04:10.220Is that how much like water is in all the oceans?
00:04:12.840I don't know what $5 trillion looks like.
00:04:14.860And then they're trying to tell me how many Olympic swimming pools that is.
00:04:17.780I don't know, but I guess we're due for some crazy rain here.
00:06:30.820And the ruling by Leibovitz, who was nominated by Joe Biden, appears to be the first time a federal court has found the 1996 law a violation of the U.S. Constitution.
00:06:40.620So nobody found it a violation of the Constitution in 97, 98, 99, 2000.
00:12:43.320And I mean, obviously some of these, the Washington, Seattle area, New York City, they're in the death spiral.
00:12:50.040But, and, and it happens like the curliest thing that we just read, there are only a few political moves like, like socialism, Marxism, communism, all these things.
00:13:01.120Like everyone's just kind of just retrying the same four ideologies.
00:13:04.880And so, um, I don't know it like New York has gone through bad streaks before to crime ridden hell holes in the eighties.
00:13:13.980I'm not totally writing them off, but the path for the next five to 10 years, which is basically what everyone plans for in life, is looking a little rough.
00:13:22.320And I remember during the pre-COVID era, like 2017 to 2020, there was this idea of like, well, once we give the migrants our ideas, we can convince them over time.
00:13:33.780Like Hispanics are naturally conservative.
00:13:35.640They're Catholic and they have a family unit and whatever.
00:16:37.200Byron, I think he's more safe in Florida.
00:16:39.260Although I just mentioned to him, like, Florida is this supposedly hard right state that swung and, you know, the COVID migration really swung it even further.
00:16:51.860We did some redistricting, but governor is a statewide race.
00:18:30.100But you guys know I've been talking about this for a while where basically my theory was they did COVID, which is basically nothing and fake.
00:18:37.160And now they're going to release an actually deadly virus.
00:18:40.620And then the right wingers around the whole world are going to go, oh, we're not doing this again.
00:19:49.360Yeah, a lot of pieces on the board, and you're trying to connect them with string.
00:19:53.240And then I'm going to start doing some connections here.
00:19:56.540So I have a lot of pieces on the board I'm connecting with string, but I have some that are fully connected and fleshed out and ready to present.
00:24:26.160And then we have that confirmed here by Grock.
00:24:30.740Yes, records show Gavin Newsom's paternal line traces to William Newsom of Surrey County, Virginia in 1691.
00:24:37.660His 1691 will bequeathed several Negroes to his children, and 1675 tax lists confirm he owned slaves.
00:24:45.340Later generations moved to North Carolina, Indiana, and then California.
00:24:48.500And there was another person on that same family line.
00:24:50.940Barham Newsome, early 1800s, Southampton slash Brunswick area had Matthew, Mariah, Harriet, and Dick listed by name in the Library of Virginia Chancery Records as estate assets divided among heirs.
00:25:04.520The line runs through Virginia planter families with land grants, inheritance, and marriages, blah, blah, blah.
00:25:47.820And you have to have an agitated populace who can be easily manipulated by reminding them of slavery instead of the conditions that they're living in right now and how they're being displaced from formerly African-American areas by illegal migrants.
00:26:33.900So if they found out the truth, that would kind of engulf you.
00:26:38.920But you're on their side, kind of leading the charge.
00:26:41.980Like, yeah, anyone who's tied to slavery, anyone.
00:26:45.380I mean, this direction, anyone who's tied to slavery and he's like the thing that they talk about, like a privileged, multi-generational family that got like their start with slavery.
00:26:56.920That's like kind of what happened to him.
00:37:48.100And then here is where it gets blackpilling because, you know, much like the Indians in Texas and the demographic replacement that's been happening, this Eden Prairie High School was 80% white in 2010.
00:38:58.760it wasn't too hard as you know we are home to the largest somali population in the united states
00:39:09.620and we are so proud of that fact in minnesota so all the american flags were upside down
00:39:17.400which is true yeah yeah if they're right but for the wrong reasons and she goes on to say
00:39:24.480that we're so proud of we're so proud of having the most smallies can anyone tell me why like what
00:39:30.220is the achievement nice they stole the money yeah they're really good at stealing the money
00:39:35.720they're solving autism here they're really insular and they don't talk to anybody else and the women
00:39:40.980are all covered up and they're still doing female genital mutilation in some cases yeah we spend a
00:39:45.680billion dollars a year in autism here and we're about to like we're about to solve it and cure it
00:39:50.820I really don't get what there is to be proud of. There's no metrics that she can point to that Minnesota hasn't gotten nicer. You know, tax receipts aren't up. They're actually way they're using all the money. So I really don't get it. But of course, she has to pander because we let them become a political body that has influence now in that region.
00:40:12.460So, and what is she? She's running for governor, I believe, of Minnesota.
00:40:16.860And, you know, you got to come bend the knee to the Somalis and speak their Durka Durka language.
00:40:23.200And we have a person here from Syria, I believe, and she's very upset that she's going to be losing her Medicaid.
00:40:31.100We have been told that we come from one of the restricted countries, and that's why it's taking so long for the application to be processed.
00:40:39.820Meaning, without that green card, there's nothing they can do.
00:40:44.800When we came to the United States, we came to get a quality life, a peaceful life without wars, without suffering.
00:40:54.000However, this decision is absolutely devastating to us.
00:40:59.140She said through a translator while crying, covered in her religious ethnic garb in Iowa.
00:41:05.400Yeah, we're looking for a nice, peaceful life too.
00:41:08.340Yeah, and it was back in 2010 when Eden Prairie was 80% white.
00:41:12.840That was a pretty nice peaceful life, right?
00:41:23.140But they're trying to appeal to a certain person who sees a fat foreign woman in her ethnic garb and, I don't know, relates to that or something?
00:41:32.940We need to give this person free stuff.
00:41:37.740Because we look at this, we've talked about this before, but you see this and then the right and left wing see the same video and have two different responses.
00:41:45.420One's like, oh my gosh, Trump, we have to help her.
00:41:47.980And one's like, oh good, I voted for this.
00:42:58.300Can an Ethiopian get a pot pie in Portland?
00:43:01.740And actually, there's a dog rope there, too.
00:43:04.680So the dog crate, and then she took the dog's rope as well.
00:43:08.280And that's part of her, you know, her accoutrement among with the trash.
00:43:14.120But yeah, it touches on something where we've said it, like when you're, and you're actively living right outside of KFC.0.95
00:43:23.880I'm sure KFC, I'm sure the colonel doesn't approve of this trash pile.
00:43:27.680Um, but when you're down on your luck and like, you're not participating in your own survival, you lose the right to choose things. Like, Oh, I don't do shelters. It's like, you're coming with us. We're taking you somewhere, uh, for the, for your own betterment, whether you like it or not. You're, you kind of give up your sovereignty when you're imposing on society like this is the kind of my take at least.
00:45:10.220Then they're loading them up, and then here's the police lined up to stop them.
00:45:14.080And there actually was like a – I don't know if they call it martial law or like a required lockdown with a curfew to make sure that no one's there protesting because that's basically illegal to protest these migrants coming in.
00:45:26.820Yeah, because obviously this is done without the consent of the governed.
00:45:30.480This is done behind everyone's back for some reason that we can't quite understand for your own good or something.
00:49:13.940The young migrants in France have been going crazy the last few days, burning things, taking over the streets, breaking storefronts, lighting cars on fire.
00:53:40.620And then there's another tweet that goes along with this.
00:53:43.040You genuinely have no idea how deep the rabbit hole goes.
00:53:45.720There's a documented case of a seven-year-old girl with 82 warts present for over a year and unresponsive to every standard dermatological treatment.
00:57:52.880And yet it has been one of the most fun, respectful, and pleasurable dynamics I've ever had.
00:57:57.500He's kind, he's considerate, he's great in bed.
00:57:59.960And we've both done a really beautiful job of openly communicating with one another about everything from boundaries to testing, all of it.
00:58:06.260He's partnered, I'm actively dating other people.
00:58:08.500And so we really only get together when I'm not seeing someone else.
00:58:10.880But I know what it is, he knows what it is.
00:58:12.820Neither one of us has ever had to pretend like it's going to go somewhere further, which has allowed it to be a really energetically clean dynamic.
00:58:18.700And I think it's the perfect example of how more women could be exploring their sexuality without the drama instead of waiting for relationships to do so.
00:58:52.080And that's a good point because the next person she dates or the person she marries, she's going to compare that person to the guy who wouldn't commit to her, who is great in bed and he's cheating on his wife and he's really rich and doesn't even know your name.
01:04:40.500That was Fifi Toussaint who said that.
01:04:43.460And then somebody else commented, we had so many powers.
01:04:46.600Some still do, but they keep it a secret among their family or community.
01:04:50.580My great-grandfather used to turn invisible.
01:04:53.040So many people knew he was a security guard because of his ability to leave his body at his post and use his invisibility to check the surroundings.
01:05:01.780And so they could fly and go invisible.
01:06:26.220They get tired of going to Walmart or something, and so they have to invent.
01:06:29.720They fill their room with beads and braids.
01:06:32.820It's kind of a fan fiction where they are convinced that they're oppressed now, and you're not just oppressed in your Section 8 house with your snap and EBT.
01:06:42.360You're actually oppressed from being this spiritual, interdimensional, invisible, flying creature you used to be until the white man came and put you in chains or whatever.
01:06:53.660I just don't really get it, that level of fantasizing.0.99
01:06:56.820Like male fantasy is like active shooter and you put them down, get back behind me, you know, like shit like that.0.97
01:07:04.020There's this like something that's totally not even in hand.0.99
01:07:17.380I don't have a theory of mind for these types of people because I don't even when the white women get super spiritual and, you know, hippie and taking the mushrooms and all that.
01:07:25.120I don't really understand them either.
01:07:26.820let's get to our next one this is a podcast where they're talking about how black people invented
01:07:32.700ai we probably invented ai oh absolutely yeah of course i mean somebody did i mean the first robot
01:07:44.680all the stuff all the things our cell phones our headphones everything we're so in we're so
01:07:51.580entrenched in inventions right innovative we're very innovative so like that guy said they're
01:08:00.980very inventious people we inventious i love how it just starts with a we probably invented it
01:08:09.140this you could easily go and spend some time researching seeing who the the very first people
01:08:14.760were but just going probably and then that's the podcast content and she goes absolutely so you
01:08:20.920said, we probably invented AI. Absolutely we did. And for the record, the cell phone was invented
01:08:25.260by Martin Cooper and headphones were invented by Nathaniel Baldwin. But black people did invent
01:08:32.440Kool-Aid pineapple and putting a line where the tip goes on a bill. Yeah, that was innovative.0.88
01:08:39.140So usually when you get a bill, you write like a number, like $20, $30, $10, and then you add it on
01:08:44.720top. Black people invented this thing where that number goes, they just go straight and then they
01:08:49.640write the same number over again. And I have a theory. I think it's because they don't know how0.95
01:08:53.380to do basic math. Oh, so that's why the tipping got on. So it's like, what's 20% on an $89 bill?
01:08:59.200And it's like, I'm just going to write nothing. Yeah. I'm going to just rewrite 89. That was the
01:09:04.200inception of the low tip stereotype. Yeah. That makes sense to me actually. Because they still
01:09:08.220want to do the math. Okay. You know, so there could be something there. We probably invented
01:09:12.420AI. Probably. Absolutely. We probably did. Absolutely. We probably invented AI. All right.
01:09:19.200Let's get out of Cringe of the Week and let's move on to Urban Decay.
01:12:25.820All right, let's get to our next piece.
01:12:26.980We have a full segment here, and I'm sure you guys have seen this trend online.
01:12:31.580It's about women, especially following the Cornell 7 situation.
01:12:34.900It's about women talking about how they're not safe in society, but they don't really say who's making them unsafe.
01:12:41.480So we're going to show you guys some clips of women unsafe in society.
01:12:45.920These girls got beat up in Cincinnati by some thugs.
01:12:49.540Wednesday evening outside the Wingstop on Shortvine, just off campus, a group of teens, male and female, can be seen here attacking three freshman women.
01:12:58.560Local 12's David Winter got this video from a witness, and then he tracked down the three students who were attacked.
01:13:04.620He's joining us now live from where that violence occurred in this story that you'll see only right here on Local 12 News.
01:13:18.120It was just about 8 p.m. when three young women on their personal electric scooters decided to stop by the Wingstop just for a quick bite to eat.
01:13:26.660That's when they encountered eight to nine older teens who were blocking their way.
01:13:31.340It was really emotional and scary for us just because we felt powerless.
01:13:36.520The three 18-year-old students, too scared to show their faces, sat down to recount what happened Wednesday evening
01:13:42.140when they took their scooters and rode from their dorm to Wingstop, just off campus.
01:13:47.460So we were crossing the crosswalk. They were blocking the end of the crosswalk right by Wingstop for us to get onto it.
01:13:55.780One of the women described eight or nine older teens, both male and female.
01:13:59.980We were bombarded by yelling and cussing and threats and saying things that we didn't know what they were talking about.
01:15:25.800And we have another example here. An older couple was attacked, but the older woman involved died.
01:15:32.660We have devastating news and disturbing new video to show you.
01:15:37.220Police just announcing that the 76 year old woman who was attacked and robbed in broad daylight at Fells Point on Tuesday has died from her injuries.
01:15:46.240She's known in the community as Claudia.
01:15:48.060She and her husband were simply walking home from getting breakfast at the Broadway market
01:15:52.400around 9.30 in the morning when, when walking on Fleet Street, they were violently attacked
01:15:57.680from behind. Take a look. This is that new surveillance video that we have obtained of it.
01:16:02.480Although it is grainy, you can see the couple walking hand in hand when they're suddenly
01:16:06.740knocked to the ground. The suspect then appearing to strike Claudia while she's already down
01:16:11.360before taking her husband's wallet and running off. And another big development in this case,
01:16:16.560Baltimore police announcing that they have arrested 32-year-old Montre McCray for the assault and robbery and say this case has been upgraded to a homicide investigation.
01:16:26.060So there you go. That's another person who's making women unsafe in the city streets.
01:16:44.060and our next clip is going to talk about what i said in the beginning women are feeling unsafe
01:16:50.280out in cities especially but they don't really say who's making them feel unsafe um they just
01:16:55.740kind of say they're feeling unsafe in general here's that if you were guaranteed safety tonight
01:17:00.140you could go out by yourself and do anything and you'd be safe what's the first thing you would do
01:17:04.840probably walk around the streets alone just go for a walk and not have to worry about anyone
01:17:09.160probably walk around the city walk around walk around probably walk around at night pretty much
01:17:15.540just welcome alone around basically just walking go to the parks washington square park ryan park
01:17:23.500time square i love music so i probably go and see a lot of music very late i know i'm dancing it
01:17:29.120but it's not safe i guess like a bar so you get it everyone's saying the same thing we want to walk
01:17:34.980you always want to be safe for one night. And it's ironic because they also vote to release
01:17:41.500repeat offenders who are violent and vote to bring in illegals who are all military age men
01:17:47.140and come from third world countries with no respect for women. Yeah. The follow-up question0.85
01:17:50.740should be, which race is the scariest? And then watch the women squirm and have to say white men0.96
01:17:55.620for some reason who never do stranger crimes basically ever. And I want to go back to what
01:18:01.540we were, we kind of talked about the Cornell seven in bonus land. Cause we said some graphic stuff
01:18:05.920and, uh, we wanted to kind of speak freely. And the one, the one key thesis or takeaway that
01:18:13.620I made from the Cornell seven cases, it's so frustrating to watch women rally around what
01:18:20.580they perceive as an injustice, whether or not you do or not, but they mobilize, they go crazy,
01:18:25.660raise awareness on Instagram. Letitia James is a special prosecutor to the case now.
01:18:31.280All these kind of mobilizations and attention, the attention economy is all aimed on this.
01:18:38.420And can you imagine using that same energy and passion aimed at illegal immigrant rapists or0.97
01:18:44.920urban crime, like that black guy from Charlotte who was punching the women with the balloon?0.96
01:18:49.620You know, that was my main thesis is I hate this because you see the women become basically Adolf Hitler level militant on something.
01:19:02.260And it's not on the main stuff that's making America worse or making cities unsafe or making you afraid to walk alone at night in New York City.0.57
01:19:59.700Certain parts, like if parking's 20 bucks,
01:20:02.820you're going to see a very civilized America.
01:20:05.320A state, Montana, Maine, New Hampshire,
01:20:07.540you're going to see some very civilized places.
01:20:09.960But, you know, unfortunately, we don't run that in New York.0.97
01:20:12.660New York's got a certain foreign born and black population.
01:20:16.500And I would even say that we don't in a lot of these cities, we don't live in a patriarchy because a patriarchy would protect women with strength and logic.
01:20:24.940And like everything we're seeing now is like a motion based where like repeat offenders need to get let out because of George Floyd and there's too many black people.0.59
01:24:43.360And then we're going to jump to this clip here where areas like Bangor, Maine have been destroyed by women emotional voting, and this is the result of it.
01:24:53.360I've grown up in Bangor my whole life honestly not too far from here when I was a kid I could roam these streets every day when I was a little kid no problem with my friends nowadays kids can't do that there's needles everywhere and like people asking for money it's like oh no literally cracked out it's not okay anymore you don't think people would want to come and raise their family in Bangor anymore I know people personally that are moving out of Bangor to go right across the river to Brewer because there's so much safer and cleaner over there
01:25:23.160So there you go. All the years of voting. Oh, the feel good policy of the harm reduction policies. Oh, that feels good. We're going to vote it in. It turns out it didn't reduce any harm. And there's just street rats doing drugs. There's needles everywhere and kids aren't safe. Yeah. And it felt good to vote for it.
01:25:40.740Yeah. And, you know, you never know what these women did voting wise, but it's sad to see a downfall of a city. And this brings me back to a theme that we talked about for Seattle specifically, which is I'm very bullish on if your city is heading down a progressive, stupid, drug enabling, crime enabling death spiral.
01:26:01.840I'm very bullish on the sister city.0.99
01:32:02.800So the migrants who are heading into the UK where everyone's cordoned off, they're getting warmed up with a few practice rapes before they hit English soil.0.96
01:32:10.220You're literally importing rapists, that means.0.96