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00:03:55.000Everyone take a breath because before we went, we were just talking about Rudy and Gerald is the lone holdout who thinks that it's still an inspiring story.
00:04:09.000JD Vance, some specifics, made some comments about Israel that have been taken out of context with grainy footage of the video on a projection.
00:04:17.000Here's the thing we can have a conversation and agree or disagree, but his statements were quite reasonable.
00:04:46.000He's allegedly given an interview to a YouTuber, and the information only makes it better.0.91
00:04:52.000Also, Lindsey Clancy is worse than Jason, Michael Myers, and that the gay mummy, the Tom Cruise one that was donating, or he did the gay one.0.99
00:05:29.000It's because you wouldn't stop talking about blaming the people in the tiny hats.
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00:09:51.000Hey guys, in case you're looking for gym motivation, today my wife asked me to open a jar of salsa for them and I did it on the first try.
00:09:56.000Now, first off, before anything else, everything you see is a choice the haircut, the pedophile glasses, all the piercings, the tattoos, and even holding out the biceps like this.
00:10:41.000And I felt really cool and hot and sexy about it, and that is literally my motivation.
00:10:46.000That is why I wake up at 5 30 every single morning to go to the gym to move heavy objects so that my wife literally never has to lift a finger ever again and can always come to me to ask to open the jar of salsa.
00:11:01.000So, I hope that this can perhaps motivate you all too.
00:11:13.000It's really nice being the big buff woman.
00:11:16.000That proves a point, which, by the way, 90% of the women who were actually studied in this, the funny thing is, specifically studied grip strength, they scored lower than 95% of men on grip strength.0.82
00:11:38.000We all know statistically she is going to beat the crap out of her because she's a lesbian and domestic abuse is rampant, which inspired this new game from Mattel.0.99
00:12:13.000Hey, by the way, before we move on to the next segment here, Monday, September 28th, 6 p.m. Eastern, it's going to be live streamed, but you can go get your tickets.
00:13:44.000As someone who was pretty early in adopting quite a few things because I had no other choice, you know, YouTube, my brother and I did a video here in 2006 is when we started.
00:13:53.000Early YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, even, you know, MySpace, there used to be places like Ebombs World, like YouTube.
00:13:59.000It was meant to be a place where you could circumvent sort of traditional media gatekeepers.
00:14:42.000Where you would actually have how to videos that were useful.
00:14:45.000Now, these people were serving the community because they were found out to be frauds early on.
00:14:49.000And if so, they were drummed out of the core.
00:14:52.000Now, if you search, you will see things that are verifiably false, generated through AI, simply to separate you from your dollar.
00:15:00.000And you need to start thinking of your click as a dollar.
00:15:03.000And we'll get to the most egregious example involving Alan Richson in a second.
00:15:07.000Here's the analogy that I use the internet used to be, or places where there was user generated content, like a general store, a mom and pop general store in town where they could.
00:15:16.000They had everything, and if they didn't, they could get it for you.
00:15:18.000Hey, go on down to Jim's General Store.
00:15:23.000Now it's a ripoff novelty shop, like a spirit Halloween that sells you something, no return policy, and moves on down to the next town after you've been screwed.
00:15:35.000You could have watched something, a story about someone in a place where they've never been, a story that never happened with a person who doesn't even exist, and you've still given them your money and your click.
00:16:10.000You can choose to curate your content and tell this soulless algorithm, no, I want to go back to what it was that we used to like.
00:16:18.000So early on, like I said, internet, some examples here for reference low production, but high value instructionals, advice, educational material from.
00:17:15.000So, sorry, wrong clip, but these are the kinds of instructionals that we all use to enjoy and crowdsource.
00:17:20.000When I want to spin, instead of turning my outside knee, which I will do in a future move, I'm gonna grab the belt to give myself some counter pressure.
00:17:51.000And this hand comes behind his arm like this.
00:17:55.000I'm gonna put this knee on the ground here, this one.
00:17:59.000And lift up this leg like this to give me enough pressure to pull his arm down.
00:18:05.000And I say this because there are things that I literally learned online that I still use today.
00:18:10.000Some of the things that I use most in my day to day, techniques, strategies, any specific facets of topics sometimes that I've learned from a video, and I remember them.
00:18:19.000And there's very little that I remember from recent uploads.
00:18:32.000There are even more helpful instructionals out there.
00:18:36.000Like, so this, even though it was fun, Boss Rudin is a UFC champion, was king of pancreas, international karate champion, and he uploaded a street fighting tutorial.
00:20:46.000Today, instead, you see a bunch of algorithm optimized clickbait that's often generated by AI that has nothing to do with anything and bad advice.
00:21:53.000Guy, he had no idea this would turn into the biggest mistake of his life because that man turned out to be a professional Jiu Jitsu trainer.
00:22:03.000And I've got to imagine that people who don't have the contrast, it would be tough to decipher to know when you're getting information that is actually useful.
00:22:12.000You know, fake news used to mean news that was maybe misleading or presented with a slant, which was a problem, right?
00:22:18.000We got that entirely from legacy media.
00:22:20.000I am not advocating for where we used to be.
00:22:22.000But then there was a period of time, like Joe Rogan, before he was the biggest show.
00:23:01.000And this is what it says Alan Richardson emotionally opens up about the reason he divorced his wife, Catherine Richardson, after a DNA test revealed he wasn't the biological father of their youngest son, Armory Richardson.
00:24:07.000That kind of betrayal would completely shatter anyone.
00:24:09.000Finding out the truth after years of loving and raising a child must be in unimaginable pain.
00:24:14.000So people are assuming it's true, and they're going to develop opinions, and now the discourse is actually a disagreement of opinions over something that never actually happened.
00:24:44.000Now, people are having a conversation about something that never happened with people who were never there in a place that doesn't even exist.
00:24:53.000You need to view your click as a dollar.
00:25:57.000But here's how I know that's a lie a 40 year old man who's been training has never gained 30 pounds of muscle in one ever in the history of mankind.
00:26:08.000It's not a thing, it's never happened.
00:26:10.000And he wants you to believe he got on sauce after that.
00:26:13.000So people go, since he's clearly a liar and offering, and he did it doing crunches and push ups, since he's lying, it's okay for me to lie.
00:26:20.000No, because then nothing actually gets done.
00:26:32.000Even your very first year, like a 20 year old training for the first time, might gain 15 pounds, and that would be extreme, and you still would gain fat.
00:26:39.000You wouldn't get veins in your lower abs at 40 just doing crunches and push ups.
00:28:19.000There's an incentive to lie to you, to tell you that the opposite of the truth is reality.
00:28:25.000And that exists across supplements, it exists across whether it's cosmetics, advice, Political issues, you need to be really, really careful.
00:31:12.000Let's get to this clip, though, of JD Vance.
00:31:14.000First up, a series of true or false questions.
00:31:18.000And I would love for you to comment below because I want you to see that more people agree with you than are angry with you.
00:31:25.000First statement United States should have a foreign policy that exclusively, primarily at least, serves the interests of the American people.
00:31:37.000Ed, we should incorporate and prioritize any relationships as they serve the American people and only as long as they assist in serving them.
00:31:47.000Okay, so your answer on that is going to determine your response to this clip.
00:31:52.000So here's the viral clip, and then I want to provide you with the context and see if you think the conversation around it is productive.
00:32:00.000This is a, they use the term clandestine clip, which always sounds like a sequence, but you know, whatever.
00:32:04.000JD Vance speaking to an all in summit over the subject of Israel.
00:32:10.000This is what the internet is panicking about first.
00:32:12.000Which is, yes, obviously, a lot of important relationships, a lot of important.
00:32:18.000Partnerships in NATO, but that doesn't mean that we're going to completely make our European foreign policy subservient to NATO in the same way that we cannot let our Middle Eastern foreign policy be subservient to the State of Israel.
00:32:29.000We're going to work with people when we work with them, we're going to disagree when we disagree, and we're going to pursue America's interests.
00:32:35.000That's the only way to have a rational foreign policy.
00:32:38.000Well, that's interesting coming from the guy who owns the fastest growing hummus brand in the Middle East.
00:33:28.000Neither one of them, in my opinion, is even remotely true.
00:33:32.000And unfortunately, the dialogue is taking place based on non facts.
00:33:37.000And I think it's pretty clear when you watch the video in context.
00:33:40.000Israel has been an important partner when it comes to military technology, when it comes to intelligence sharing.
00:33:46.000But also, sometimes the United States doesn't always agree with Israel.
00:33:49.000And I think that when Donald Trump is the one president of the last 40 years who's been willing to say, you know what?
00:33:53.000Yeah, BB is a good partner, but also BB and I have a different opinion on this, or BB's wrong about this, or maybe BB's right about this from the perspective of Israel, but the American people need us to go in a different direction.
00:34:05.000So I just think that rooting this relationship, like all relationships, in America's interest is the way to actually have a rational conversation here.
00:34:15.000It allows us to actually rationally focus and force ourselves to have a conversation about when something that maybe sounded good, Or maybe has become a cliche or a slogan for the past 20 or 30 years.
00:34:27.000Well, maybe we have to do something different now.
00:34:30.000And I think that that's how we have to approach not just this relationship, but all relationships.
00:34:35.000You see a similar pushback when the president makes the argument that he's made about NATO, which is yes, obviously, a lot of important relationships, a lot of important partnerships in NATO, but that doesn't mean that we're going to completely make our European foreign policy subservient to NATO in the same way that we cannot let our Middle Eastern foreign policy be subservient to the state of Israel.
00:34:58.000There is nothing in that statement with which I can find significant disagreement aside from his something about Mary hair.
00:35:04.000I don't know that choice, I don't understand it.
00:35:09.000I will say, he's not necessarily my pick for the presidential nominee yet.
00:36:58.000Just watch the thing in context so that you can have an informed opinion.
00:37:01.000Here are a few examples of responses that make no sense unless they didn't actually see what he said or they did and they want to misrepresent it.
00:37:11.000Here's the executive director of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.
00:37:15.000American foreign policy should be subservient to no country.
00:37:18.000Why does the VP feel compelled to call out Israel in this respect?
00:37:22.000Why not call out the Qataris or the Saudis or Ukraine?
00:37:26.000Well, first off, he did generally broad strokes say this is how we should approach relationships.
00:37:32.000And then it could also be argued because we are currently fighting a war, not for, but alongside Israel, who would have a vested interest in a certain outcome of that war.
00:37:43.000To say we're fighting a war for Israel would be misrepresentative.
00:37:46.000Or to say he didn't actually approach this subject relating to any other countries is also misrepresentative.
00:38:19.000That's as good of a response as you can ask for to have a healthy dialogue.
00:38:23.000The other responses that are met with unilateral praise, lauding, like AOC we'll get to in a second, you don't want that to be the jumping off point because right now, Israel is at an all time low as far as any type of approval or positive viewpoint.
00:38:41.000People think that America is too supportive of Israel.
00:38:43.000If you look at the numbers 66% of Democrats, 55% of independents, 20% of Republicans, but significantly more among younger Republicans, not conservatives.
00:39:44.000So compare the JD Vance response, right?1.00
00:39:48.000I can't believe that he would say this, to this answer from AOC, which has been met with praise from people across the aisle, and it's retarded.1.00
00:39:57.000Hey, if Ed Sheeran comes on the radio while you're driving along, are you changing the channels?1.00
00:40:06.000I think that what we've seen, especially, it's not just what has happened with the act and not just in removing Macklemore from the lineup, but when you see what Robert Kraft did to line up all of the stadiums to censor speech in that one specific way.
00:40:28.000It's become clear that this is not just about one music artist or two music artists, but this is about how just a handful of stadium owners and the elite can prevent an entire massive issue, in this case, the genocide in Gaza.
00:40:49.000It could be speaking out about AI, it could be speaking out about any issue that you can now just get a handful of stadium owners to ensure that an entire person's career.
00:41:02.000Can be jeopardized if they speak out about any issue.
00:41:47.000So the jumping off point is that it's a silly response, whereas the jumping off point could be JD Vance, what he said when taken in context, and we could have a conversation.
00:41:56.000When you talk about the powers that be, clearly the powers that be don't want those conversations to take place.
00:42:02.000And I don't mean criticism of Israel, that clearly takes place.
00:42:06.000I don't mean criticism of Qatar or China, that clearly takes place.
00:42:10.000They don't want us to be having reasonable discussions, conversations regarding these issues.
00:42:17.000When people say it's not left, right, it's to keep us fighting against each other.
00:43:19.000Like when someone like her goes, the genocide in Gaza.0.62
00:43:21.000Now, we can have a conversation about Gaza, the response from Israel, if it's proportional, okay.
00:43:25.000But genocide, it would be really easy to say, well, hold on a second.0.54
00:43:29.000Genocide typically ends with a much smaller population than you started if the jumping off point wasn't Mark Levin going, and the Jews are the ones who had the genocide and the Holocaust.1.00
00:43:39.000So now you can't point out their stupidity.0.99
00:43:41.000It seems to me, wherever you line up, like maybe you need a Hitler 101 genocide course.1.00
00:43:47.000Like, okay, everybody, so let me point you to the graph.0.64
00:43:50.000When committing the genocide, Hitler is, but that's me, Pat.0.80
00:43:56.000Yeah, you see, it's very important, some would say pivotal, that the population goes down compared to before the genocide.0.89
00:44:04.000If you ever at any point find yourself at the end of a genocide with more people, in my case, Udens, if there are more Udens than when you began this, this genocide has not been successful.0.84
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00:51:46.000So, yesterday, now allegedly, I have to say this could change, but I tend to believe that this is accurate.
00:51:52.000Because it's been largely corroborated by the New York Post, and too much of this information could eventually be very quickly fact checked.
00:51:59.000So, the lone holdout juror spoke with this man, Ray Marcel of Fugitive TV.
00:53:27.000Now, to be clear, according to the New York Post, they spoke with his brother and he said the guilty verdict had nothing to do with his religious faith.
00:54:19.000So here's something else that we do know.
00:54:21.000This juror said that eight jurors came in and they felt like activists with what he viewed as already a predetermined not guilty verdict.
00:54:31.000He told me that the eight that on day one were going for a Lindsey not guilty, he said to him, those eight felt like they were activists.
00:54:43.000Now, the allegations that have come out, right, that, oh, there were, there were, Domestic abuse charges, or I believe they were physical assault charges.
00:54:51.000So here's what allegedly, again, at this point, we're operating off of certain limited information.
00:54:56.000The juror said that his ex wife was illegal.
00:54:59.000He only found out about that after they were married, and that's why he initiated the divorce, saying that she had engaged in fraudulent marriage.
00:55:08.000So she used him for a green card to simplify it.
00:55:11.000Now, remember, the ex wife dropped the charges for fear of losing child custody.
00:55:15.000And in fact, if she was the victim of a crime, the most likely scenario.
00:55:19.000Would be to claim it because she would be shielded from deportation.
00:55:22.000There are entire law firms that teach you how to use that to abuse the system.0.95
00:56:57.000I cannot corroborate it right now, but here's why I believe it.
00:56:59.000There's typically a record of this as they go through jury selection.
00:57:03.000Now, they may be destroyed after the case is over, but there were people in that courtroom who would be able to confirm or deny it.
00:57:08.000It would be a pretty bold lie to make.
00:57:12.000So I tend to believe that he wouldn't have been admitted on the jury if they found out that he was lying.
00:57:18.000Here's the final reason I believe it because of the people who were baselessly accusing him of lying, like this NBC Boston reporter, Sue O'Connell, who said he.
00:57:29.000It seems like he must have lied on his questionnaire.
00:57:31.000Before you're seated, you fill out a questionnaire.
00:57:35.000It asks whether you've been arrested, charged with a crime, or murdered.
00:57:38.000Mitch, why do you look like Christopher Robin?
00:57:39.000It says right here your experience with the law.
00:57:43.000And NBC 10's legal analyst says that if these boxes had been checked honestly, it's hard to see either side keeping this juror on the record.
00:58:37.000We have the same thing with Charlie Kirk.
00:58:38.000Hey, look, we have this piece of evidence.
00:58:40.000No, it turns out that it's the exact opposite of that.
00:58:42.000Well, yeah, and you move the goalposts.
00:58:44.000And then an AI generated algorithm shows you clip after clip after clip after clip of confirmation bias.
00:58:50.000By the way, this is a very different Sue O'Connell than the one from the Karen Reed trial, who said that jurors must be protected at all costs.
00:58:57.000The jurors should be protected in every single case.
00:59:21.000There's a man who was there hoping that something would change so he could get a job.
00:59:26.000And people are outside screaming, and he's unnerved by this.
00:59:29.000There are other jurors who are coming in for other cases watching this.
00:59:34.000What does this say about how we protect our jury system if they're going to be subjected to all of this all the time and all this scrutiny?
00:59:43.000Like smears that they are a domestic abuser or they deliberately lied.
00:59:47.000Committing an illegal act, filling out a form falsely.
01:00:21.000If you say that a woman should be held accountable for the crime of triple murder, we're going to make sure that your life is unsafe and miserable.0.62
01:01:15.000Because all nine female jurors said we are going to flagrantly disregard the law because we want to help women moving forward, and all nine said not guilty.1.00
01:01:25.000Feminism is the most insidious thing that ever happened in this country.1.00
01:01:47.000If murderers can get more money, if the woman who murdered her children got more raise with her give, send, go, or GoFundMe or Carmelo Anthony, The guy who simply said it, you know what?