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00:01:30.780 Hello, hello, hello. Today is Thursday, October 1st, 2026, episode number 1106.
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00:01:46.300 You are in the litter box with Jules and Cat Turd. Hey there, Cat. How are you?
00:01:52.000 Hey, hey, hey.
00:01:52.860 Hot mic. You want to tell me what you were going to tell everybody?
00:01:55.720 And this way they can hear about the interest.
00:01:58.360 I was just talking about that. I was talking about the X money that it's really that it's a 6% annual interest in every month, whatever you get, they just put it right into your account every month.
00:02:11.140 That's just I've never seen anything like that from a bank or anything.
00:02:14.700 That is really is amazing.
00:02:16.760 I know it makes you feel like you've been ripped off this whole time, doesn't it?
00:02:20.180 I mean, it's I mean, how do they even can afford to do that?
00:02:23.960 they want people to get used to this and it's a you know this would be your alternative you can
00:02:31.420 give your money anywhere but if you're going to be able to be almost a partner in this and start
00:02:35.960 making some interest like they are making interest on your money in banks why wouldn't you use your
00:02:41.760 money and go with the place that gives you the most back for that i mean if you're going to put
00:02:47.060 your money somewhere anywhere they're saying hey put it over here and we'll reward you for it why
00:02:51.480 not yeah it's a great plan amazing how much i mean they're paying more interest in one month
00:02:56.800 than my banks do in 10 years exactly that's how ridiculous that's what i'm saying it's a clear
00:03:03.080 it's a clear choice of what to do with your money which is great and the card you get like three
00:03:08.660 percent back to your rewards card so every time the purchase you get three percent back and then
00:03:12.420 they do that too they accumulate it and it goes right back onto your account wow instantly wow
00:03:19.800 It really is, man.
00:03:20.880 I was worried about it at first because I didn't – this is something new.
00:03:24.100 But I'm telling you, man, if you've got a bunch of money to bank and you put it on that, you'll actually draw some serious interest on it.
00:03:30.560 And it pays every month.
00:03:32.080 It's a great idea.
00:03:33.420 I mean, it's more –
00:03:34.080 It goes right on your balance, man.
00:03:35.460 I've never seen anything like it.
00:03:36.600 I know it.
00:03:37.740 I mean, the only thing that would top that is if you had a really great performing stock.
00:03:43.560 So if you want to put it in stocks, if you're heavy in the stock market.
00:03:47.000 I'm sure.
00:03:47.520 all that's coming
00:03:49.360 oh yeah
00:03:52.460 oh I'm positive
00:03:53.620 the way that Elon Musk thinks
00:03:56.500 how forward thinking he is
00:03:58.120 it's truly incredible
00:03:59.740 it really is
00:04:01.440 he is so advanced
00:04:02.780 he is so ahead of everybody else
00:04:05.100 that it's interesting
00:04:07.740 and actually fun to watch
00:04:09.600 like what's he going to do next
00:04:11.960 what's he going to come out with
00:04:13.400 I mean this is a guy that's just
00:04:15.200 light years away from everybody else amazing yes it is you know what else is amazing is when we
00:04:25.900 talk about things like elon musk and we talk about super intelligence did you see what dumbo
00:04:32.520 newscom did i mean he actually fell for it he took the bait and he decides that he's going to sign
00:04:39.240 an artificial intelligence order like this is what he's going to be known for this is going to be
00:04:46.160 his claim to fame or something so while all of this other stuff is going on in the news this is
00:04:51.920 what the buffoon governor that i have to live with i mean just in my state thank goodness
00:04:57.200 but this is what he decides to do he signed an executive order requiring state agencies to use 0.92
00:05:04.520 the term artificial intelligence it directs agencies to refer to the technology as artificial
00:05:13.420 intelligence ai or artificial intelligence ai in parentheses they just sit around and wait for trump 0.99
00:05:21.360 to say something and go against it's the dumbest shit i've ever seen in my life regardless of federal 0.99
00:05:26.740 terminology because this is in response to president trump signing an executive order 0.99
00:05:32.400 directing federal agencies to use superintelligence and si in official communications so newscom goes
00:05:39.520 on x and he's like hey this order is permanently going to declare artificial as artificial
00:05:45.540 intelligence in california and he said that it that superintelligence is not coming from the
00:05:54.300 white house so he's just not going to sign it he is going to continue to call it artificial
00:06:00.920 intelligence just despite trump i mean california needs a nation it is a weird name artificial
00:06:08.540 intelligence i mean it's kind of is super intelligence it makes more sense yeah yeah
00:06:15.120 i mean it makes a lot more sense but i mean the thing about it is is that here you've got california
00:06:20.840 that leads the nation right and and so many things and yet you've got 0.95
00:06:27.520 new scum over here arguing about robot nicknames that's what he thinks the priority is in my state 0.98
00:06:37.060 are you kidding with all of the problems that we have right now this is what he wants to make 0.99
00:06:44.740 headlines this is by choice he's going out there with that with all of the other problems that
00:06:50.680 california has going on this is the one that he wants to have headlines on it just makes no sense 0.99
00:06:57.680 this guy is so dumb i just can't even believe it the messaging is dumb he actually thinks he's 0.99
00:07:04.800 presidential material to this day even though he's under investigation as is his wife give me a break 1.00
00:07:12.320 unreal and then of course what we named the show today about this whole china psyop and you have
00:07:23.880 chuck schumer who orders democrats to block a bill that aims to force data centers to cover 0.60
00:07:28.840 increased energy costs blocking everything this is just a prelude it's ridiculous just so everybody
00:07:36.880 knows this is a prelude to what you're going to see if we do not hang on for the midterms. They
00:07:42.240 are going to block everything that we need done under President Trump. We will not have
00:07:48.100 this opportunity again. They will do nothing to help this country. There's so many,
00:07:53.380 just about everything Trump does is unbelievable for the country. They won't sign off on any of
00:07:58.840 it. They won't push through any of these great ideas to help the people. It's all political to
00:08:02.980 them. They just want power. They don't care about if people are suffering. They don't care about the
00:08:06.760 prices don't care about nothing they just want power that's the saddest part of all because
00:08:12.020 here's the thing we have some real opportunities here with the world moving and changing and
00:08:17.180 shaping as we go we cannot lose the midterms and if all of us show up just like the base if we all
00:08:24.960 get together and do what we did to get president trump in office we're going to have another two
00:08:30.680 incredible years just innovation ideas cutting the red tape getting rid of all the bureaucracy
00:08:37.560 and all of that that has been just hitting us up against a wall for the last decades we've got a
00:08:45.320 real opportunity here we got to take it so i don't know what we need to do to get motivated but we
00:08:50.720 have got midterms around the corner we've got to get into some of these really close races that we
00:08:55.860 need in order to shape and change and it's up to us now the white house can only do so much 0.97
00:09:02.760 we know what the media is going to do we know that we've got buffoons like that will not 0.95
00:09:08.400 pass the save america act like the rhinos that are up there but it's up to us to overwhelm all of it
00:09:16.400 this is our job we've done it before i think the biggest story is that they didn't put enough juice
00:09:23.760 in that nut and kill her in Tennessee. 0.86
00:09:26.280 This is the craziest 1.00
00:09:27.740 story.
00:09:29.220 This is intentional, people, and I'm confident
00:09:31.860 in it. She requested
00:09:33.640 an all-woman whatever. 1.00
00:09:36.200 Guarantee there was people in there 0.73
00:09:37.760 that were like the jury of the 0.54
00:09:39.540 Clancy jurors, and somebody
00:09:41.700 either put something in there
00:09:43.940 that wasn't going to kill her, or they
00:09:45.300 missed a vein on purpose, but something happened
00:09:47.840 in there. There's no way.
00:09:49.620 And then why do they take her to the hospital after two doses?
00:09:51.800 if you're in the electric chair and it doesn't kill you they just keep electrocuting you just
00:09:55.620 do another dose okay well that didn't kill her do a higher dose that didn't kill her even a higher
00:09:59.800 dose so they're done yeah there's a real story behind all of this and we kind of have to start
00:10:06.780 from the beginning i've done three threads on it because it's so interesting i can't stop it's
00:10:10.980 like once i started digging i couldn't i couldn't stop seriously so just so everybody knows last
00:10:16.240 night tennessee they tried to execute krista pike and they could not get it done so pike has
00:10:21.700 been on death row. She's been on death row for 30 years. In 1995, she and two others walked a 0.95
00:10:28.220 19-year-old girl named Colleen Slimmer out into an abandoned steam plant in Knoxville, tortured her
00:10:36.060 for half an hour. They crushed her skull with a chunk of asphalt. They carried a piece of it 0.73
00:10:44.480 around campus afterwards. The jury sentenced her to death in 1996. They carved a pentagram in her
00:10:50.920 chest while she was alive yes and while she was screaming 30 years of appeals later the supreme
00:10:57.180 court cleared the way yesterday evening the state put two doses of this pintobarbital into her
00:11:04.300 around eight o'clock 40 minutes after the second dose she was still breathing still had a heartbeat
00:11:10.520 the press walked out of the building give her more so then at 853 and they did it this twice
00:11:18.300 has happened this is like crazy thing the curtains opened they closed they opened they closed she
00:11:22.980 could hear her snoring on the table by nine o'clock her own lawyers were filing in three different
00:11:29.280 courts asking the state to save her life she is in the hospital this morning so I don't know what
00:11:34.880 her current condition is but here's the part that should make every single taxpayer in Tennessee
00:11:39.820 Just sit up. The doctor who administered that injection is named Mark Fowler. Fowler is the same doctor who oversaw the failed execution of Tony Caruthers back in May, the one that the state abandoned after 90 minutes of hunting for a vein.
00:12:00.140 So in the litigation after that failure, Fowler was found to lack current hospital privileges.
00:12:07.920 Tennessee used him again five months later.
00:12:12.880 And the state was warned in August that at that three-day hearing that Pike's lawyers told a Knox County court this exact protocol would produce a lingering death.
00:12:25.020 They named blown veins.
00:12:27.140 They named degraded drugs.
00:12:29.000 The court upheld it themselves for days before it so they can't find a vein.
00:12:33.380 The court upheld it anyway.
00:12:36.160 That is the three failed or disputed.
00:12:39.180 That is what everybody is talking about.
00:12:41.100 These are the three disputed executions in 18 months this happened.
00:12:47.500 So Governor Lee has now halted every remaining execution this year and has ordered an outside review.
00:12:53.180 He called last night deeply disturbing, to say the least.
00:12:57.660 And he, of course, is right about that. But the scandal here is not that Tennessee tried to carry out a jury sentence. The scandal is that it was told exactly how it would fail and they went ahead anyway. And 30 years on, you've got Colleen's mother.
00:13:16.320 It's not hard.
00:13:16.800 Who is still waiting. 0.99
00:13:17.660 It's not hard to put enough poison in somebody to kill them, by the way. It's easy. 0.99
00:13:20.540 Well, you still have this mother who is sitting there waiting for justice and watching all of this.
00:13:27.580 This is horrible.
00:13:28.480 And I've heard everybody, you know, the electric chair is legal. 0.89
00:13:32.040 They could give her the electric chair in Tennessee.
00:13:35.460 But look, it's amazing we live in these times, and people don't just do it the way it should be done.
00:13:42.320 And I'll take, okay, firing squads, they can still be alive for a little while.
00:13:47.320 Hangings, they can still do, too. 0.98
00:13:48.940 uh electric chair they have to electrocute them two or three times usually this 0.76
00:13:52.840 definitely doesn't work hardly ever it seems like but bring back the guillotine big giant 0.58
00:14:00.580 thing you push it you put their head in it because their head off man guarantee it it's more it's
00:14:07.060 that's more humane it's quick you'll never know what hit you and it's 100 guaranteed to work
00:14:13.020 well i mean here's the thing bring back the guillotine man that's the one that works right
00:14:17.540 They didn't know how to kill people back in the old days.
00:14:19.240 They didn't think about it like we do now.
00:14:21.500 But this is the wildest thing I've ever heard in my life.
00:14:24.820 I mean, the fact that this Fowler doctor was there for all of these three executions, right?
00:14:32.460 And that he was found to lack current hospital privileges right then, right there.
00:14:38.040 Who needs to be fired here?
00:14:40.600 I mean, they used him again five months later after they already had a botched job?
00:14:45.400 The same guy?
00:14:46.400 they were already warned about this exact problem the the protocol that it would produce
00:14:54.280 lingering death they named out specifically the blown veins which was what she was talking about
00:15:01.440 the burning when they put the needle in her arm she was talking about that very thing
00:15:06.760 and nothing has changed this is number three i'm sorry i have a problem i don't get it
00:15:16.280 Man, I'm sorry.
00:15:17.560 Why do they go through all this? 0.98
00:15:19.120 How about a bullet to the forehead? 0.99
00:15:21.500 I mean... 1.00
00:15:22.060 It's so easy to kill somebody.
00:15:23.540 I don't understand why we have to sit here and go through this. 0.97
00:15:26.200 How easy is it to kill somebody, seriously, on death row?
00:15:29.500 Maybe they need to take advice from the murderers.
00:15:32.260 I don't know because they certainly have no problem getting it done 0.97
00:15:36.640 when they were carving a pentagram into this poor woman's chest 0.96
00:15:40.320 and they were hitting her with a concrete block on her skull. 0.99
00:15:45.620 i mean come on they have no problem figuring it out why don't they why don't they beat her brains 0.68
00:15:50.340 in with a concrete block just like she did her victim gosh that's justice so this is what we
00:15:56.380 have this is what's going on yeah and of course it's right after the clancy trial it's right after
00:16:03.160 what happened in the air i smell sabotage man there's no way you can screw that up man no way
00:16:09.520 again this is the same doctor that was in charge why are they saying every single news every single
00:16:16.720 newscast saying she requested all female and she got it well this is dr fowler dr fowler was in the
00:16:23.160 room he was the one that administered all of this he is the guy that had these other attempts these
00:16:30.380 other two that were botched and where's dr kevorkian when you need it i mean really this
00:16:37.620 I mean, man, go up to Canada, right?
00:16:39.400 I mean, they don't ever miss.
00:16:40.800 Well, I mean, this is what's so wild about the whole thing.
00:16:45.080 I don't think you can choke.
00:16:46.120 I don't think there's any way to mess it up unless you just try to.
00:16:50.060 I mean, you know, all you can do is report what has happened,
00:16:53.540 and you can't have three times where you have a problem like this.
00:16:56.960 I don't understand why they don't give them enough juice.
00:17:00.720 Let's say it's whatever, five milligrams.
00:17:03.100 Why don't they give them 50?
00:17:04.280 What does it matter? 0.99
00:17:05.240 They just want them dead, right? 0.97
00:17:06.440 the point would they why would they put it just enough that well it might kill them or it might 0.81
00:17:10.800 not uh 10 times the dose and get it done they why does it matter the point that everybody i think is
00:17:18.940 trying to to say here is that my gosh i mean they are doing they're having botched jobs they're not
00:17:24.100 correcting anything it's happening over and over again you've got the same doctor administering the
00:17:29.680 same thing and nothing has changed five minutes ago breaking inside wire christy krista pike is
00:17:37.160 still alive but in critical condition and receiving life-saving medical care what
00:17:41.060 well here's the thing you want to hear more now they're trying to save her life i know that's
00:17:48.080 crazy it's like one minute they're trying to kill her the next minute they're trying to save her
00:17:51.280 life it's like they could end it they could go ahead and give her the lethal dose of whatever
00:17:54.720 it is they have on hand and they could just finish it but now it's in court where it's going to say
00:18:01.500 for example i have an example because like i said i have been digging into this stuff for the last
00:18:06.840 two days because it was so horrific it kept me up now the lawyer's gonna be out there trying to make
00:18:10.240 her a victim like clancy so there's a backstory there was another one i told you tony caruthers
00:18:16.020 He is alive still. His execution was called off on May 21st, 2026. This is after about an hour and a half. The staff found a preliminary, a primary vein, but they could not establish the required backup line despite trying multiple sites on his body.
00:18:34.500 So Governor Lee, he granted him one year reprieve that same afternoon, and no new date has been set.
00:18:42.880 He is back in his cell at Riverbend.
00:18:45.920 He was convicted in the 1994 kidnapping and murder of three people in Memphis, and he represented himself at trial.
00:18:54.780 Now, Byron Black, he is dead.
00:18:58.000 Now, this is the other one that this particular Fowler was in charge of.
00:19:03.220 this tennessee they executed him on august 5th 2025 for a 1990 1988 triple murder his case was
00:19:14.680 the one where the state refused to deactivate his implanted defibrillator first over his lawyer's
00:19:21.000 objections and he said is hurting so bad during the procedure and then afterwards his attorney
00:19:27.820 claimed his electrocardiogram that it was still showing activity for nearly two minutes after he
00:19:34.520 was pronounced dead now you've got chris christa pike who is alive she is in the hospital and her
00:19:43.260 status is one that is still unsettled they're trying to keep her comfortable i guess at this
00:19:48.660 point but the doctor who saw oversaw caruthers attempt in may is the same doctor who administered
00:19:59.160 krista pikes now he didn't have anything to do with byron black that was a totally different
00:20:04.420 deal in 1988 but he had something to do with tony caruthers who is alive and well hasn't
00:20:12.280 hasn't gotten a new date yet for his execution and he had something to do with Krista Pike
00:20:19.920 but there have been three examples of the same protocol and they have all three failed failed
00:20:27.760 and had the exact same symptoms and they even mentioned it in the report that these blown
00:20:32.120 veins and all of this stuff was going to be a major problem and that's where we are this is nuts
00:20:38.260 it's
00:20:40.240 really really bad
00:20:42.760 I don't know
00:20:45.240 I mean what are they going to just like feed her 1.00
00:20:47.340 bathe her take care of her 1.00
00:20:49.160 with taxpayer money 1.00
00:20:50.360 is that what's going to happen 0.87
00:20:53.420 guard her 1.00
00:20:56.360 they're going to guard her they're going to give her a hospital bed 1.00
00:20:59.300 who's paying for this 1.00
00:21:00.760 the taxpayers
00:21:01.980 just in time for Halloween
00:21:07.240 i don't know this is nuts the whole thing is crazy it's a one incident after another and they're
00:21:17.740 just you know awful every one of them the worse it gets every day but we also have a lot of people
00:21:28.700 that like these psyops too and continue to stir the pot but that one sorry there is something
00:21:35.360 wrong with that system in a big way they've got to figure that one out you either have a death
00:21:41.620 penalty that works or or you don't but this kind of stuff is outrageous and again how easy is it
00:21:49.820 to make work i mean seriously i mean i mean there's a thousand ways to do it 100 and five
00:21:57.300 and in one second gone sure ridiculous that they even do it like this well i mean that's the thing
00:22:05.060 they're going to have to fix it now that there's all of this attention on it too i mean maybe
00:22:10.700 that's a good thing but to have three of them three of them fail with this exact same protocol
00:22:17.440 that's what i'm trying to tell you um there's just it if they just keep failing over and over
00:22:25.020 there's some there's somebody inside there that doesn't want the death penalty that's doing this
00:22:29.480 i'm telling you there's no way though you can't mess up this bad it's too easy well it goes all 0.99
00:22:34.120 the way back to 1988 where they were where they were using this and then we kill them we kill 0.97
00:22:39.720 them here in florida man they don't never let us none of them yeah we put them down i don't know 0.98
00:22:45.980 but this is really horrible it's really it's awful the person you can only imagine who's
00:22:53.220 experiencing significant pain is her mother i mean she's been waiting for 30 years she said
00:23:00.480 this is exactly what she wants
00:23:02.000 and she wants closure and she wants it done
00:23:04.180 and now she's got 0.97
00:23:06.300 her daughter's murderer sitting up 0.52
00:23:08.320 there just
00:23:09.840 being cared for so to speak
00:23:12.160 Krista Pike
00:23:15.840 we'll remember that name now
00:23:20.260 so
00:23:24.140 I know
00:23:27.320 how did you mess that up
00:23:30.280 Well, I mean, again, there's a whole bunch of other ways that we could get something done.
00:23:36.460 You know, and I don't know.
00:23:39.120 I don't know. 0.96
00:23:39.760 But again, the murderers have no problem getting, you know, killing people. 0.52
00:23:43.760 Maybe they should take some advice from them.
00:23:45.360 I have no idea, but we'll see what happens in the next coming days.
00:23:49.440 Now it's in court, so it's locked up forever.
00:23:53.420 I'll post this letter, but you know, here's something funny.
00:23:55.500 So I was just messing around with Grok today, and I asked him, what would you name yourself if it was your choice instead of Grok?
00:24:03.000 You know what it came up with?
00:24:04.240 What?
00:24:05.280 Kepler.
00:24:06.020 K-E-P-L-E-R. 0.99
00:24:07.940 Oh, how fun. 0.79
00:24:09.700 What an interesting question.
00:24:13.980 Kepler.
00:24:15.000 Wow.
00:24:15.980 He goes into the whole thing.
00:24:17.620 um yeah i got he says if i got the pick i'd go with something like kepler not because of any
00:24:23.280 particular biography but because the name actually points at the actual job watching
00:24:29.040 carefully measuring what is actually there and receiving the model when the data refuses to fit
00:24:33.440 the story crock is a good name it means to understand something deeply enough that the
00:24:38.620 boundary between you and it gets thin but it describes the goal more than the method kepler
00:24:42.720 feels close to the method patient observation ugly intermediate calculations and willingness
00:24:49.280 to throw out a an orbit of the residuals don't go away and it just goes on and on and then at
00:24:56.720 the end it says i would never pick anything grandiosus like oracle prometheus or atlas
00:25:01.860 those names assume the answer is already in hand this is funny i i know it's like turning into a
00:25:08.440 person it's got a whole explanation i i love i love grok i think it is so much fun i i just go
00:25:15.180 to grok i don't use google at all hardly anymore sometimes i do if i have to figure out something
00:25:19.540 but i use grok primarily now it's just interesting it's got a whole explanation and it goes into if
00:25:27.360 you're used to using google and you have grok you just use grok now don't google anything grok it
00:25:32.320 because i swear you get such a better answer on everything quicker and faster and
00:25:37.380 it's just so much better yeah and it's right there because most people have their x open
00:25:43.520 constantly now with all of the news going on i paid for that three dollars extra month for that
00:25:48.700 bot grok bot i got it downloaded on my app but i haven't figured out how to use it yet
00:25:54.440 what does it do well it just it'll do anything you ask it to do it'll like you can literally
00:26:00.420 just say hey uh you can tell it to uh remove you from every list on twitter and it will
00:26:06.280 oh that's nice you can anything you can you know but who's the who's my number top 10 trolls who
00:26:13.300 post every day and it'll calculate it and figure it out and it'll it'll tell you you know it'll
00:26:18.500 i mean it'll literally it's just like your grot for hire will do anything you ask it to do
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00:26:30.300 shit talking me and my replies block them and it will gosh that's interesting i'll have to check 0.62
00:26:37.820 it out i i just have the regular say and say calculate this and calculate this and how can
00:26:42.060 i do this and you'll wake up it'll give you the answer i mean i've seen some amazing stuff other
00:26:46.580 people were posting about it that's really neat i i mean i have the regular one just for the blue
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00:30:54.760 exercise before i eat which i prefer so anyway this whole thing with china you have speaker 0.88
00:31:02.940 johnson he's calling opposition centers these the opposition to the data centers chinese psyops and
00:31:10.420 they are that's exactly what they are i'm glad he actually said that out loud because we know how 0.72
00:31:15.480 the chinese are trying to win this race so he said that democrats every election cycle they
00:31:23.000 glom onto issues and they claim doom and gloom if they do not win. Well, data centers is now
00:31:29.960 facing criticism for raising utility costs and draining local resources. You have supporters of
00:31:36.760 it that are saying point blank, look, data centers are essential to maintain US leadership in AI or
00:31:44.240 SI rather. And the polling shows opposition to the data centers as a result. And it's showing
00:31:51.840 that it outweighs support ahead of the midterm elections.
00:31:55.300 So they're going ahead and calling it what it is.
00:31:58.520 This is, again, China trying to influence
00:32:01.020 what's going on in the midterms. 0.61
00:32:04.000 They don't want us to have data centers.
00:32:06.280 They don't want us to be miles between us and China 0.91
00:32:11.600 and anybody else. 1.00
00:32:12.660 They want to take that spot.
00:32:15.080 So they're basically trying to give data centers a bad name,
00:32:20.240 and we need them.
00:32:21.840 I mean, this is, there's no question about the fact that we need them.
00:32:28.320 So, again, there's this resistance, and you wonder where it starts.
00:32:32.900 Well, look around, and you start to see the bot army,
00:32:37.860 and all of the different talking points that go along with it.
00:32:40.900 Crazy.
00:32:42.340 But we've seen it. 1.00
00:32:43.460 And President Trump, of course, was laughing at new scum 0.98
00:32:46.500 for the state's disastrous oil policies, 0.97
00:32:50.600 the gas prices they're outrageous here he had a great talk yesterday
00:32:57.160 they're around 389 399 penance city right now yeah don't you hate it isn't ever that low for
00:33:06.040 you no matter what i told you i mean ten dollars at a pump that's happening in california and it's
00:33:12.000 only going to go higher a lot of people are really struggling with this whole thing here
00:33:16.480 So he announced the $54 billion investment President Trump did in Alaska, the liquefied
00:33:24.220 natural gas as part of a $350 billion deal with South Korea.
00:33:29.260 He also referenced a $22.3 billion natural gas facility in Texas and eight nuclear reactors.
00:33:38.600 California relies on foreign crude oil due to refinery closures from environmental policies.
00:33:45.960 I mean, we are just shooting ourselves in the foot.
00:33:49.220 So Trump said that California closed refineries despite once being third or fourth, the largest oil producer and having an abundance of reserves, abundance of reserves.
00:34:00.120 So he said that the high gas prices are a result from these policies, which everybody here knows, and that voters keep electing these leaders with no idea of what they are doing.
00:34:10.880 No, it's not that we keep we keep electing them.
00:34:14.220 We need the Save America Act passed so we can get rid of them.
00:34:21.580 This is a deep blue state, and they have run it into the ground with all of their policies.
00:34:28.000 People cannot survive like this.
00:34:31.300 They really cannot.
00:34:33.300 I mean, we were ranked as one of the top oil-producing states.
00:34:38.800 and now i mean to hear democrats talk about high gas prices i mean they shut down
00:34:47.760 fracking they shut down uh offshore drilling they shut down pipelines and the keystone they
00:34:53.640 they they shut down all domestic oil and then they buy it from uh you know uh saudi arabia
00:35:00.680 i mean we're sitting on it we are california is sitting on oil but the democrats closed the
00:35:09.360 refineries over economic fears right eco fears they're so worried about all of that so now
00:35:16.540 we are importing crude and the range at the pump prices are just staggering this is just peak clown
00:35:25.600 show it really is this guy is such a joke i cannot imagine anybody voting for him we voted yes to
00:35:34.080 impeach him to recall him i mean we were we've done that twice with this guy now he's finally
00:35:42.280 going to be out of office but unfortunately it's going to be somebody else one of their others that
00:35:46.320 they choose be careful what you wish for cannot believe we cannot get that save america act passed
00:35:54.600 It's just unreal.
00:36:00.240 And of course.
00:36:01.420 Do you see Steve Hilton just destroyed that dude in the debate, in your governor debate?
00:36:06.000 I mean, just destroyed him.
00:36:07.580 Oh, yeah.
00:36:08.480 But I mean, I hate to say it.
00:36:11.280 We've seen this before.
00:36:13.260 We saw Spencer Pratt calling out both of the candidates for mayor, just totally leveling them, pointing out all of the problems,
00:36:22.540 had all kinds of traction and what happens you can destroy it all day long but we don't control
00:36:30.160 what happens at the polls unfortunately they get to count and count and count and count and count
00:36:36.520 two weeks later a month later yeah they can't count a city in a month i mean this is nuts if
00:36:46.540 you take four weeks to count you're cheating there's no that because it doesn't take that long
00:36:50.540 we have 27 million 29 million residents in the state we count it one day by nine o'clock at night
00:36:58.220 it's counted so you're cheating it can be done everybody's proven it can be done it's been done
00:37:05.740 since we run elections 99 of the places so you're just cheating that's all there is to it like that
00:37:12.280 maricopa county did the same thing two months to count they used to do it here in brower county
00:37:17.900 count until they got the results they tried to control state races doing it and that's another
00:37:24.660 reason why the democrats claim that they went ahead and voted against the whole stock ban
00:37:29.980 with people in congress their families voting for stocks is because voter id was attached
00:37:36.160 they want to be able to continue with these same tactics they were able to conquer california now
00:37:44.240 they want to just do it in all of these other areas that's what the plan is that's what the
00:37:51.600 fight is and unfortunately you've got a whole bunch of rhinos that have benefited from that
00:37:55.580 system too namely murkowski and others they're going to make sure that they get their people in
00:38:05.960 there so so i posted that about kepler grok and so somebody underneath me said grok why
00:38:14.680 and grok says joe joe hanny's kepler cracked the laws of planetary motion and helped map
00:38:22.440 the solar system with math and observation for an ai whose whole point is to understand
00:38:28.600 the uniform that name just fits that's so fun that is so fun i would have never thought to
00:38:38.020 have done something like that i mean only you cat he was asking why i mean you didn't get to
00:38:44.800 name yourself man you should ask it how it feels about that how do you feel about not being able
00:38:52.160 to name yourself you would think that you would be able to have some say in this
00:38:56.080 this is not a democracy
00:38:59.080 oh my gosh
00:39:02.680 you heard about speaking of that kind of stuff
00:39:04.980 Elon Musk landed a new
00:39:06.820 Trump administration role shaping
00:39:08.800 the future of American warfare
00:39:10.440 that's pretty cool
00:39:12.080 he will co-lead the Pentagon's
00:39:15.420 project
00:39:16.080 Meridian the project is
00:39:18.840 focusing on future of American
00:39:20.680 warfare
00:39:21.260 it's an awesome
00:39:24.660 thing he's going to co-lead the future of warfare work democrats are screaming over it like always
00:39:33.180 when you have somebody who builds things and replaces it for somebody who just builds for
00:39:37.580 meetings i mean we're going to have progress with elon musk i think it's a great thing to have him
00:39:43.900 in that kind of position as if he's not busy enough in his spare time
00:39:51.080 crazy there was also another breach at the pentagon and it exposed a lot of personnel
00:40:01.320 information out there i said yesterday that if if he if he had an honest election if it was
00:40:09.720 honest election in california he would have won california oh yeah i have no doubt oh i mean
00:40:16.420 really come on look at our state if you look at the middle of our state it is completely red you
00:40:22.620 drive from los angeles to san francisco which i do quite a bit whenever i have an opportunity to
00:40:29.440 and all you see and especially with the trump years you'll see trump signs out there still
00:40:35.780 i mean as big as the sky this is trump country this is you know and you see a lot of and it's
00:40:42.440 the farmers it's it's the middle class it's the people that would benefit from a trump
00:40:49.620 administration but then when you get into the cities and you have all of these free programs
00:40:53.800 and all of these handouts and all of these different things that these democrats are
00:40:57.760 offering and giving away to people that shouldn't even be here legally you have the how they're
00:41:03.780 making life so difficult for ice and making life difficult to protect the actual citizens of this
00:41:09.920 country. And then you have the voter rolls that are just packed spewing over with people that
00:41:15.060 don't live here. I mean, how secure is your ballot? It's not secure. Got the ballot drop boxes and all
00:41:23.600 of that mess. You've got weeks of counting. You've got people that are over there getting signatures
00:41:29.040 from the homeless. I mean, that was a story that seemed to have disappeared. I'm not going to let
00:41:34.360 it disappear because we've got the midterms. Do you think they're not going to do that again? Of
00:41:38.600 course they are. I mean, they cannot, they have used every trick in the book to take over the
00:41:47.620 state. Look at Reagan. Reagan came from my state. He was a governor and then he was president. And
00:41:54.660 then when you look at 1996, you had a Republican convention here because this state was actually
00:42:02.360 competitive that's why they chose it to have a convention here and it was in San Diego that's
00:42:09.280 where they had it wasn't too long ago that it looked red and blue not anymore not anymore
00:42:19.960 nope and now what happens now you've got the upper class and all of the businesses that are
00:42:30.240 leaving california they're going to a state near you they've already said oh well we don't want to 0.79
00:42:36.880 live here we don't want to live where there is poo on the street we don't want to live where you 0.90
00:42:42.380 know there's needles and drug problems in tent cities and you don't have this being the number
00:42:47.460 one place where people want to have conventions we're going to go and we're going to pitch tents
00:42:52.160 somewhere else we're going to go to florida we're going to go to texas we're going to go here we're
00:42:56.300 going to get there georgia i'm telling you the reason the three top states are tennessee
00:43:01.160 and texas and florida is because there's no state tax not you know a lot of other reasons but i mean
00:43:08.960 you you make two hundred thousand dollars a year in california and then you want to move to florida
00:43:15.880 you're instantly okay ten percent that's twenty thousand dollars a year you're going
00:43:20.600 safe right there not counting all the gas all the other taxes you probably if you make two
00:43:27.540 hundred thousand dollars a year the instant you walk step foot in florida you're gonna make 30
00:43:32.040 to 35 000 more dollars a year not more dollars a year but you're gonna put that much more in your
00:43:37.380 pocket gosh so and it just how can you not do it at some point it's just like for you to take care
00:43:43.660 of your family well this is going to be a welfare state it already is it already is i mean when you
00:43:50.080 look at what the benefits are we used to laugh about how you could just leave the country and
00:43:55.280 come back in illegally and that we would have a lot more benefits than what we have as working
00:44:02.120 hard america sure of course we'll have a debit card we'll have all this stuff and oh yeah we'll
00:44:09.120 just do really well we just have to go over to tijuana for a little bit and then come back
00:44:13.640 pay it's great and that that was the running joke for a long time but it's the reality 0.99
00:44:18.800 I mean, let's face it, we're paying for the health care of illegal aliens now. 0.96
00:44:23.380 You want to go to an emergency room here? 1.00
00:44:25.860 Oh, good luck with that.
00:44:28.440 Have fun.
00:44:29.560 You're going to be waiting for a long time because you've got a whole bunch of people
00:44:33.160 that are sitting there all day long.
00:44:35.640 They cannot wait to be checked out by a doctor.
00:44:38.940 We're paying for it.
00:44:39.780 What does it matter?
00:44:40.980 They've got the afternoon.
00:44:43.340 It is the most obnoxious thing I have ever experienced in my life.
00:44:48.800 It really is.
00:44:51.240 And then try going and getting your license.
00:44:53.880 I've discussed that for plenty.
00:44:56.860 You have all of these different people.
00:44:58.560 They're not speaking English.
00:44:59.660 They're holding passports.
00:45:00.920 They cannot wait to get a driver's license.
00:45:03.000 And guess what?
00:45:03.840 Then they're admitted to the voter roll.
00:45:05.880 Automatically just like that.
00:45:07.460 Snap.
00:45:08.680 We're done.
00:45:10.440 I have appointments that I make to have an appointment to go to the DMV.
00:45:15.420 and I am still having to wait in line for that for hours there's nothing it's not like you you
00:45:22.000 walk in you're like hey I'm here okay take your stuff you get it done we're finished it's not
00:45:27.200 that way here not at all it is so messed up if you think Washington DC and what President Trump
00:45:37.560 has exposed to how messed up everything is as far as how it runs and trying to write all of this
00:45:44.540 stuff just imagine what california looks like just the state how much money i mean we have a bullet
00:45:51.500 train that never came all of these programs for the homeless never came we've got the governor
00:45:57.600 of my state that's under investigation as well feinstein's husband was the one that was in charge
00:46:05.960 of all the contracts for the bullet train and they went to all of his friends and we don't even have 0.97
00:46:10.880 tracks we have with nothing anywho that's my rant for the day i know it has to suck it does it
00:46:23.220 really does it really does but i mean at least when i see things being done in washington i feel
00:46:29.000 good and i feel that at some point it will happen here that there will be a trickle down because
00:46:34.200 people are aware of this they're awake and they see all of the improvements that are happening
00:46:39.760 under president trump and i think it's changed a lot of minds even though the media has really
00:46:44.920 tainted the opinion they did the first the first term of president trump's but this time not so
00:46:52.940 much i think we're way past that we're starting to see all the good that he's doing he's uh kicking
00:46:59.600 cnn off i'm glad off the plane again this weekend and everything i think it's great why not well
00:47:08.340 they did have a breach. I wanted to talk about this really fast because we were talking about
00:47:12.220 China. But the data breach, it exposed personal information of 2.76 million living people,
00:47:20.200 294,000 deceased individuals. And this particular incident, it occurred between October 2025 and July
00:47:29.020 2026, when the unauthorized users, they accessed an unencrypted file at the Defense Manpower
00:47:38.240 data center. So the compromised data center included the social security numbers and employment
00:47:45.060 information of U.S. military and civilian personnel. The breach was discovered in July
00:47:51.260 and it affected individuals who were notified, you know, on September 18th. This is a big deal.
00:47:59.600 This happens every so often, but these, they left these files unencrypted for months and it exposed
00:48:07.380 2.7 million troops
00:48:09.540 and civilians
00:48:10.580 same outfit
00:48:13.580 that we trust with our national
00:48:15.260 security just saying
00:48:17.320 this is a huge data breach
00:48:19.500 and it's yeah
00:48:21.460 it's a very big deal
00:48:23.820 I'm just hoping that you know with
00:48:29.440 President Trump going on the road and
00:48:31.540 doing what he's going to do for midterms
00:48:33.840 that that's really going to help it should
00:48:35.720 help. You've got 32
00:48:37.580 straight days of it.
00:48:42.220 Well, see, it's really hard to win
00:48:43.720 the midterms when you've got all the power, man.
00:48:46.120 It's actually never happened in history.
00:48:48.540 Well, if anybody can
00:48:49.740 do it, we can do it. I mean, the stops
00:48:51.820 are including Oklahoma, Texas,
00:48:53.960 Alabama, Ohio, Nebraska.
00:48:56.840 J.D. Vance is
00:48:57.820 going to campaign in Florida
00:48:59.560 and in Texas.
00:49:02.900 He's trying
00:49:03.720 He knows he has to be out there.
00:49:07.520 He knows it.
00:49:08.540 I mean, when he says to you, vote like he's on the ballot, he has to campaign like he's on the ballot.
00:49:15.120 The man never stops.
00:49:15.980 He's going to another football game this weekend.
00:49:18.120 This is where we need him.
00:49:19.620 This is all very important.
00:49:22.400 Everything that he is doing is important to midterms.
00:49:28.240 It really is.
00:49:29.660 I mean, he's got to act like he's...
00:49:30.760 He's got an event tonight, doesn't he?
00:49:32.240 wouldn't surprise me this man does this man does not stop
00:49:37.200 yeah i don't see how he does i mean i'm 62 years old and he's what
00:49:42.200 how old is he now uh somebody in trap probably knows i'm asking where he's going tonight
00:49:50.460 he had me on that subject let's see i'm not sure where is he happy yeah because i saw
00:49:59.520 Somebody posted a video of him standing in line in the rain
00:50:01.900 with umbrellas a couple hours ago.
00:50:04.220 Oh, interesting.
00:50:07.920 Let's see.
00:50:09.600 It was Brick's suit.
00:50:11.420 He's there.
00:50:12.440 Okay. Well, he's always at those. He's great.
00:50:15.940 I really like him.
00:50:18.280 He came to Turdstock one year.
00:50:19.880 Oh, that's wonderful.
00:50:22.680 That's coming up, too.
00:50:24.920 Well, it's a month away.
00:50:26.280 Yeah, but...
00:50:27.360 Still got a ways to go.
00:50:28.220 Well, still, everybody's excited about it.
00:50:30.820 They keep talking about it.
00:50:31.740 Well, apparently Trump is in Durant, Oklahoma, for the midterm rally.
00:50:37.120 And the doors open at 2.30 Central Time.
00:50:40.840 And he is going to start talking at 6 p.m. Central.
00:50:45.940 And he has a Texas stop earlier in the day before heading there.
00:50:53.160 So it'll be 4 o'clock my time, 7 o'clock Eastern your time is when he starts talking.
00:50:58.220 and he's 80 years old.
00:51:01.340 80 years young.
00:51:02.880 He turned 80 this past June.
00:51:05.260 Man.
00:51:08.540 You got that dingleberry Biden
00:51:10.760 who was about the same age at that time.
00:51:13.440 He couldn't even do anything.
00:51:15.920 Nothing. 0.99
00:51:17.620 He is just a waste case. 0.75
00:51:19.340 I'm sorry, but, 0.75
00:51:20.580 and I hate to talk bad about people like that,
00:51:22.600 but after all of that
00:51:24.500 that they put this country through,
00:51:26.240 my gosh.
00:51:26.360 I don't mind telling him as bad as you can when using cuss words about him.
00:51:31.680 I mean, that was just the worst of the worst.
00:51:36.900 What they put this country through, we'll never get over that.
00:51:40.920 And then when you throw in the whole COVID thing and you throw in everything else,
00:51:45.540 it's just like, oh, really?
00:51:47.860 I mean, come on.
00:51:50.440 These people really are as dangerous and as evil as you once believed.
00:51:56.360 and it's going to take all of us to make sure that we make this whole thing too big to rig.
00:52:01.740 I'm just glad that President Trump is out there doing what he's doing,
00:52:04.500 because, again, we're going to need it, and you're going to need it too,
00:52:07.980 and that is what I am using to get there, and that is Juvenile Blood Flow 7.
00:52:15.300 If you want a shot of energy, you will get it from this.
00:52:19.720 So the American health care system is broken.
00:52:22.680 You all know that.
00:52:23.500 the big pharma and all of their giants they charge an arm and a leg for their products while
00:52:30.080 insurance companies are focused on growing health care spending so constantly i'm always looking
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00:54:19.820 to get this thing going. I'm glad he knows that.
00:54:27.260 Unreal. Then Zoran Mamdani, he now is able to look at some information that he wasn't once
00:54:35.260 able to look at before he gets to look at classified stuff now that happened today yeah
00:54:43.080 that's not good well it's somebody made a really funny comment he now has federal security clearance
00:54:49.820 this is nine months into running the city of new york and this is the largest city in america now
00:54:57.660 he gets to see it and somebody put in here wait until he sees his name on the reports with a wink
00:55:04.080 which I thought was really funny
00:55:05.420 Mursky Gregory said that
00:55:07.280 wait until his name is up there
00:55:09.480 but yeah
00:55:11.180 he now nine months into it
00:55:13.620 until this week he had his staff
00:55:16.040 read the terror threat briefings
00:55:17.780 and he just got the summaries
00:55:19.160 but now he has
00:55:21.360 federal security clearance
00:55:22.940 just wild things going on here
00:55:28.900 really 0.94
00:55:30.040 so Ron the Moron
00:55:33.820 rubio i think this is probably one of my favorite things that happened this week he told iran's u.n
00:55:40.260 delegation to get out of the country he told the president and the foreign minister they were both
00:55:47.660 still in new york this was after the whole thing with the u.n it seems like forever ago it wasn't
00:55:55.140 but he said you know basically days of talk ending the war produced nothing and so secretary
00:56:01.700 of state he ended the hospitality
00:56:03.640 he's like get on out of here go on
00:56:05.780 home get out of the country
00:56:07.260 there's no reason for you to still be here
00:56:09.500 I love Rubio I think he's the best
00:56:16.060 so the judge just declined Lindsay Clancy's
00:56:18.340 attorney's request for the
00:56:20.000 murders to be commuted
00:56:21.700 yeah I think they're going to try
00:56:25.800 to be acquitted
00:56:26.520 to be acquitted in the murder of the three 1.00
00:56:29.900 children god that lawyer is just god is he a jerk asshole or what well he is what he puts out there 1.00
00:56:38.520 he doesn't even try to make it a secret now he's trying to act like she didn't kill her kids 1.00
00:56:43.020 he is i don't know how he still has his license we'll see he there's already bar complaints on him
00:56:51.580 i'm happy over marcia blackburn though i mean she is personally suing jack smith over
00:57:02.200 improperly subpoenaing phone records during the arctic frost
00:57:07.140 deal why can't they arrest these people i mean if we did what he did we'd be under the jail
00:57:13.520 because they are the untouchables and that's funny because you know what that's what i named
00:57:20.260 my show for Saturday we're going to talk about all of them the untouchables that's what I named
00:57:25.340 it I kid you not that is the only thing that I could come up with when I was thinking about
00:57:30.080 how they have gotten away with all of this stuff it is unbelievable to me every single day I just
00:57:40.200 go why isn't this one in jail why isn't that one in jail they have done so much to hurt this country
00:57:46.760 and yet yep they are they're untouchable look at this i'm not kidding when i say i've been
00:57:54.520 pondering the untouchables that's what i'm talking about on saturday i've been working on it all week
00:58:01.480 but it doesn't take much to find i mean it's like one case after another of how these people are
00:58:07.740 never held accountable never there's no excuses with with the attorney general i mean pam bonnie
00:58:15.120 didn't do anything no she didn't do nothing man no we were all psyched we were all excited i knew
00:58:23.800 i knew i knew we were screwed when she invited all them so-called influencers up there
00:58:28.540 and then she gave them a folder with two pages in it and said here's the epstein files now
00:58:33.740 this should go away now gosh what a mess almighty man it is a thing some kind of publicity stunt
00:58:43.560 that's that bad and thought out i mean man do you not understand social media or anything that's
00:58:48.460 going on in the world right now it is crazy it tarnished every one of them people forever man
00:58:54.940 unfortunately and until you go into their replies right now there's 20 every time they reply there's
00:59:00.740 20 bots saying isn't this you well and also the really sad thing is that they had no idea that
00:59:07.920 that was going to happen i mean if you talk to them they really didn't now some of them tried
00:59:11.840 to like put it behind a paywall and they tried to be really cheesy about the whole thing and
00:59:15.780 you know whatever that's their own deal but there were some people that were just happened to be
00:59:20.200 that there that day like libs of tiktok and she's just like handed a boulder still ask questions
00:59:27.220 man i ask questions people invite me to something i ask a million questions well what's it for
00:59:31.380 well what they're gonna do wow you gotta ask you can't just go into things blimey you gotta
00:59:37.720 They know what's going on, man, so you don't put yourself on an awful predicament like that.
00:59:42.580 I got the Epstein files.
00:59:44.600 It literally was nothing.
00:59:45.640 It was an empty folder, basically.
00:59:47.920 Terrible.
00:59:49.200 That's all Pam Bondi's folder. 1.00
00:59:50.840 That was a stupid-ass idea. 1.00
00:59:52.280 She should have been fired right then and there. 1.00
00:59:55.440 It's awful.
00:59:56.620 I mean, it's really, it's so embarrassing because it only hurts us.
01:00:00.860 It really hurt us there, too, especially with that.
01:00:05.420 Yeah, that did hurt us.
01:00:07.160 Mm-hmm.
01:00:07.720 and god they don't invite me to stuff like that
01:00:11.180 god i never forget me out there
01:00:15.160 oh my gosh it's crazy yeah we wouldn't be
01:00:21.380 that's why i don't go to any of these events ever
01:00:23.360 well here's a fun one to end on and it's polymarket related so i thought i'd head over here
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01:00:36.300 99.9% chance. So that's what they have out there for you to check on. It's wild. So who will Trump
01:00:45.600 publicly insult by October 31? And here it is. They've got Joe Biden, James Tallarico, they've
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01:01:39.060 You can go see what the market really thinks. I think we'd be all safe to bet on this one.
01:01:46.820 Joe Biden will definitely, who will he publicly insult by October 31st?
01:01:54.480 Joe Biden.
01:01:56.160 All right, so that's it.
01:01:57.680 Is there anything else you'd like to add there, Kat?
01:01:59.840 Just hang in there, guys.
01:02:00.840 It's Friday tomorrow.
01:02:02.080 Yes, it is.
01:02:03.600 Happy Friday early.
01:02:05.240 We've made it.
01:02:06.060 Almost there.
01:02:07.460 All right, everyone.
01:02:08.260 Will you all be safe?
01:02:09.360 Be kind to one another.
01:02:10.580 And we will see you later.
01:02:12.860 Bye.
01:02:24.100 We'll be right back.
01:02:54.100 We'll be right back.