004: Ian Carroll Opens The Flood Gates on The Joe Rogan Experience - Dangerous RTRDs
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2 hours and 8 minutes
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204.73361
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Summary
Top Lobster, Raven, and the rest of the Nephilim Death Squad are back with a brand new episode of Dangerous Retards! This week, the crew is joined by their good friend Clint Russell to discuss a variety of conspiracy theories and theories about the fallen angels, the deep state, and more.
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I'm not condemning these people. I'm not saying that they're bad people.
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You haven't figured out that you're being lied to by this machine yet.
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You're a fucking idiot and I can't help you anymore.
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Aliens, dollar collapse, demolishing of the deep state.
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Just because they've given you as a conspiracy theorist everything you've wanted.
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And everything above that is a disrespect to God.
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And I'm starting to think about having to eat my neighbors.
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Are you ready to strengthen your relationship with God?
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It's nice to be back with you at the end of this beautiful nation that we call America.
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And we have signs and symptoms of the upcoming release of nearly everything,
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I mean, we have everything that conspiracy theorists have been talking about now on the main stage
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being talked about by people that we know that you've had conversations with them.
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This is like one step away from two steps away from Donald Trump,
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one step away from Joe Rogan, Ian Carroll shit right now.
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I feel like you're you're burying the lead here.
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Because it looks like the worst possible version of Top Lobster.
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Like all the things that top is right, racist and inflammatory and just all around terrible.
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Somehow that guy in that video was the worst possible version of Top Lobster.
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It's weird that you feel that way because I played it because I thought it looked like you.
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I was when I was in high school, I had a very weird Daddy Yankee phase where I had like a black shirt with the.
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That doesn't that doesn't surprise me even slightly.
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Yo, as I did, I did like Daddy Yankee karaoke not long ago.
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And you kind of distracted me a little bit with the Daddy Yankee song.
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The use of the mirrors to pretend as if you have backup dancers and singers.
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I just thought that you picked it because it looked like Top Lobster.
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I'm a little distraught to find out you thought it was me.
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No, I mean it looks like both of you had a kid and then it got HIV positive.
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But anyways, as to your question as to am I feeling spiritual before I answer anything about Ian, yeah, a little bit.
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I feel as if there's like something special about this era.
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Yeah, well, I'm not going down any sort of like PR rabbit holes with the Trump administration to say that.
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I just think that broadly speaking, there is an opportunity to tell truths that have been forbidden for the longest time, to investigate things that have been off the table, outside of the Overton window.
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And I think that's why, you know, people gave me shit for boosting Ian yesterday.
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Like as if I matter compared to the boost that he got.
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And Russell is responsible for the rise to stardom.
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I said, this is Ian Carroll's world and we're all just living in it.
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And like some of my fans from Nephilim Death Squad, they were like, fuck you.
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And they said all kinds of crazy shit about me.
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They're like, you're a you're like a fed or you're a you're one of these people.
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And I'm like, no, I'm like, it's objective reality.
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He's better at disseminating information that I will say that.
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Yes, we already know that's not a slight to Ian Carroll.
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We did fucking we've had an adrenochrome presentation.
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That's that's actually something that I've been thinking about yesterday.
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I think there's a lot of reasons to be skeptical.
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But what you're seeing unfolding on on Joe Rogan's podcast, we did this live on stage in front of a live audience who were wearing cloaks.
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We did a talk on adrenochrome and then we did a talk on on Pizzagate.
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I don't know if I, you know, as far as the whole Ian Carroll thing goes, these.
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Justify to clarify for the YouTube censors like, yeah, that we think that these are awful things.
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But this is not real being used by the police conspiracy theories.
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This guy, this guy here that does these things, he's a Freemason.
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We don't support what he says at all, but we allow we we respect his decision to say it, even though it's very foolish.
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I just wanted to say that, you know, I have been repeating myself as I often do on every single platform that I'm on for a good number of months now telling people that we were going to see all of this shit get rehashed and brought to the surface.
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I've been saying that all the you know, I'm just going to say it.
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I don't give a shit if we're pulled off YouTube, but we don't live on YouTube really anyway.
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But but the whole Pizzagate thing, the whole Adrenochrome thing, the whole QAnon thing, I've been saying that it's going to come to fruition.
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Now, does that mean that I believe that these things are all 100 percent true?
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No, I think that they are high level military intelligence operations.
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But the fact of the matter is, I've been saying they're going to get rehashed and we're going to see.
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And so I don't know what else you would call watching Ian Carroll bring this shit up on the largest platform on the planet other than a W for me.
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Yeah. Well, since you're taking your victory lap, I'm going to shit on you because I listened.
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I listened back to episode three and you said that the Epstein disclosures would be thorough and jaw dropping and basically, you know, confirming all of the conspiracy theories.
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It wasn't that. So we didn't even get that. I mean, it's yeah.
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So you got something from 2015, Clint. Yeah, that's you've got to give it some pretty cool.
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Give it some time to marinate. All right. It's a weird stage one.
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Stage one. It's only it's only been happening for 20 years. Let's give it some time.
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No, but not in that, not in the way that it has.
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You just admitted in the open of this show, Clint, that this is we are living in a strange time where possibilities are endless.
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Possibilities are endless. I am erect. I believe what he said was something like the golden age is what the golden age.
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Yeah. Those are words from his mouth. No, I mean, look, you've got to give it some time.
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What did we get hit with? We got hit with stage one of the Epstein files, which really did absolutely nothing other than confirming what we already suspected,
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which is the flight logs that we had our hands on so many years ago were accurate.
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Other than that, pretty much no movement on that front. But stage one insinuates that there will be other stages.
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And just to temper the audience, when I say other stages, I mean other layers of psychological intelligence operations.
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Well, what this did what this did for me, and I know this is like real. It sounds like a cope.
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It discredited all the people that I don't really care for.
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I kind of like Cernovich, but I feel like the dude is just a little strange.
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The libs of TikTok girl, I don't know her personally.
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And they came out there parading their folders and they look like retards now.
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And I'm like, this is actually like, that's fine.
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You know what's worth mentioning on that front?
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The martyr of the Pizzagate movement would have been Isaac Cappy.
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I mean, I don't know if you'd call him an elite.
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I mean, he was in Marvel films, so that's pretty high, right?
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But before he mysteriously died, he was naming names.
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And interestingly enough, I was watching a video the other day where,
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Not only is he talking about the whole Epstein thing,
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he's talking about Tom Hanks, yada, yada, yada.
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But he's also talking about, and I'm not saying this, all right?
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Isaac Cappy is calling out people like Posobiec, Laura Loomer,
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these sort of content creators in this space that are heavily involved.
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Who did you name, Top, that was coming out with their folders, waving them?
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And it's like, I just, I don't know where to put these people.
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So this might be like, we're not taking shots at them.
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But from where I'm sitting, I don't trust a lot of what they do or say,
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because they've already lied to us in a meaningful fashion.
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Well, some of them I like and I think do good work.
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Some of them I don't like and I don't think do good work.
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So you guys can figure out who I feel that way about.
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But I think that the disclosures were handled so poorly.
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And I think that it's really a mistake to blame the influencers for how that went down.
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She, she decided last minute without even running it past the White House, according to reports,
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to hand out these binders to these influencers.
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These influencers were there to meet with J.D. Vance to talk about messaging.
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And like that was, that was the reason that they were told to come to DC.
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They had no expectations that they were going to be handed these binders.
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They're all fucking thrilled because they get to meet the president and, and they're like jumping for joy.
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Then they get handed these binders that have 200 pages inside them.
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They think that they've got the story of the century.
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Then they walk outside and there's a camera crew that's there to deal with the, I don't know, King of England or some shit that's, that's visiting.
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And they get caught up in the moment and some of them smile while they're holding the binders because they think they have a big story on their hands.
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And like, I just, I think that all of the anger that was directed towards them was a misdirect from the fact that Pam Bondi fucking lied.
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These people were just used as props essentially to run cover for her own failures.
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So I think that, yeah, I mean, you don't have to trust any of these people.
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I trust any of these people, especially some of the big, big con, you know, big conservative commentators.
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Like they get funding from organizations that are not in alignment with my worldview whatsoever.
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And it makes it so that they are forbidden from talking about certain things that they know to be true.
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Every time he talks, he's just like this brilliant guy that knows so much shit.
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And then when it comes to Epstein or Israel or anything else, he's just like, I don't know anything at all.
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Apparently he's, he's out there touting 8 million now, Charlie Kirk.
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Um, I didn't realize that the point of them going there was, uh, I know that, uh, Cerno got some kind of weird medals from Trump, but so they were doing something else in the White House.
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They weren't there to receive these files, which is now my conspiracy brain is going a thousand miles an hour because that's not, that's done completely on purpose.
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Uh, lives with Tik Tok, DC Drano, Jack Posobiec, uh, Posobiec, my bad.
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Uh, he called, he called me, uh, what's it, what'd he call me?
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No, it's, it's an absolute banger, but he did it after I was on, uh, on IRL.
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And I just said that like, he, I think it was right after, uh, Poland got bombed by Ukraine and he, and he assumed that it was Russia who had done it.
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And I was like, I was like, so I go on IRL that night and I'm like, this dude sounds like a lunatic.
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Then he drags me publicly to his 2 million followers and calls me a lard biscuit, which is still fucking awesome.
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However, I just don't, I just look, you can't, you can't pretend as if you're this America first non interventionist type, which is kind of like what he presents himself as.
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And then as soon as Ukraine accidentally bombs Poland, you're like, we need blood.
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Not interventionist until we need to intervene.
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All of these people, what they have in common is, uh, there are, they are old guard media.
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So not like a legacy guard media, which is Fox news, CNN.
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And then you'll have your reporters that kind of come from there.
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These people, they've made their, uh, their platforms when, uh, Jack Dorsey still owned this platform.
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These people, most, most of them are like Twitter people who they like have gained prominence.
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But now they're the, they're the 2015 to 16 wave.
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So Elon comes in and he, he like has boosted up his platform platform of people.
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One of our very good friends, Josie, the redhead libertarian is one of those people that are kind of like on this new wave of media, but they're the old wave.
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And it's almost like they're discredited for whatever it, this is a, this is a big shot to them because you know, most people will see this, look at them parading this around, realize they got nothing and never do any dig, any digging any deeper.
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Um, and I think the problem is, is that if they, if they come out and they explain that and they go like, fuck Pam Bondi, she just ruined my reputation.
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Then all invites to the white house and all, all access to any high level Trump officials ends.
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Um, but at the same time, like you called me lard biscuit to two million people.
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Like you wouldn't be, this is, this is the problem.
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Like I, I, that's the first thing I would have said, fuck, fuck the ramifications of me saying this.
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Hey, you set me up and you thought that I'm just going to take the fall for you.
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But this is the reason why they they're in the position that they are today is because they have accepted shit.
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They stood quiet when they had to, and they played the game.
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So now that the game is flipped on you, you can't do anything.
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And as a matter of fact, sorry, lives of tick tock.
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Now they've, that's another inorganic, uh, Twitter account that popped out of nowhere that I'm sure that we'll find out is Jewish at some point, but you're done.
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Once again, just like to toot our own horn, we're consistently doing the right thing at the right time.
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We had a sweet, sweet Milo Yiannopoulos call himself a dangerous retard.
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Um, you know, the same way that Ian Carroll's on Rogan talking about these things is the same way that we were on stage in front of a live audience talking about these things four months ago.
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I'm not jealous or upset about any of these people.
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I'm kind of in awe about how we continually are on the cutting edge of everything.
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I, and, and maybe one day we'll get our flowers for it.
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I mean, to capitalize the R and to capitalize the D really can't take that any other way.
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It's, it's, it's wild to see flying off the proverbial shelves.
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Uh, so, but where are we now when it comes to this whole Epstein thing?
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Cause last I checked, there was 200 files in this phase one document.
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And there were thousands allegedly that hadn't been released.
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And now it's been what a week or more since then.
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I mean, is this, uh, another one of these things where it's, it's a, it's a bit of a rug pull.
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Or do you guys think that we, cause I kinda think that we are, it's just, this is a slow boil.
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I, I even look at the, um, I'm not saying Ian Carroll is a fed or Rogan is a fed.
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Indicative of where the culture's mindset is right now.
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So even though we didn't get the files, I look at this Rogan episode as almost a bigger step in the right direction
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than if we would have gotten something meaningful in phase one.
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But I do agree with your spinning it as a positive.
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Obviously, it would have been better had they just disclosed thousands of documents that were largely unredacted,
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and we could actually know what really went down.
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But this is all a step in adding to the snowball of momentum to get that to happen.
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Benjamin Netanyahu actually came out two days ago at a press conference, and he said that the deep state is, you know, we have a deep state of our own, and he throws Ehud Barak, former prime minister of Israel, under the bus.
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Now, he doesn't speak English in this clip, so I'm not sure it's worth playing.
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I'm going to go to our group chat if you want to pull it up, but he says that this guy was meeting with Epstein regularly, and, you know, did any journalists ask about this?
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He's saying the media's in on it, the deep state's in on it.
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But the point that I'm trying to make, and this is a really important one, is that what he's doing is he is setting up—
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He says, for some reason Ehud Barak is repeatedly invited to the studios, and strangely, he's not asked a single question on the subject because the media channels are not news channels.
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They lie to the public in collaboration with the deep state.
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So this is, like, straight out of Trump's playbook, right?
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But what he's doing is he is setting the frame for Ehud Barak to take the fall.
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He is basically—the way I read this is, Pam Bondi has these documents ready to roll out.
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She's hit up by, who knows, Mossad or Netanyahu directly.
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And they go, look, we need some time to prepare our public for this information.
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Then when you make these disclosures, make sure you only list him.
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Don't list any other Mossad officials involved in this thing.
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This is going to be a limited hangout, and that's how we get away with this.
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This was Ehud Barak is a pervert, and he was doing terrible things, and fuck this guy.
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And, like, maybe I'm wrong, but I don't know why the fuck Netanyahu would do that otherwise unless they are expecting disclosures to come.
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Like, you called us, I mean, if we could rewind to the beginning of the episode, Clint goes, you guys are stupid conspiracy theorists, assholes.
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I rewatched episode three of Dangerous Retards last week.
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Once again, many such cases, Clint is wrong again.
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No, it's just, it's, it's a slow, it's a slow roll of, like, this weird, and I, why they do this, I don't know.
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I mean, there must be, I think that they do have.
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The energy, what we've all just been describing, the energy is all in favor of disclosure and prosecutions and hunting every single one of these fucking predators to the end of the earth.
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Because at this point, you are losing, you are losing all of your reputation.
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Well, let's make sure that we have this very, very, you know, fine-tuned, limited hangout where Ehud Barak takes the fall.
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Like, that, that to me, when I saw that clip a couple hours ago, I was like, this, that's what's happening.
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It's going to be a hard narrative to maintain because Ian Carroll is on Rogan's show and he's talking about the intelligence agencies involved in this.
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He's using, you know, words like Israel and Massad, so.
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Like, now, now, anytime Ian Carroll goes viral with one of those clips, you just have, look, Benjamin Netanyahu already admitted that the former Prime Minister Ehud Barak was on that island.
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And now, now, you're going to, you're going to paint all of Israel, you fucking anti-Semite.
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Like, no, we already, like, we have justice here.
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So, I'm just telling you, that's a, that's a perfect limited hangout if they want to run it that way.
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But I, I just, I wonder to what, like, to what degree they'll be able to get away with this damage control because people are naming names out there, dude.
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And these files, I, I, I'm really, I'm curious to see what will come up.
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I just feel like we're in this age where this, that's just not going to fly anymore, dude.
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Like, they're trying to set this up, but these people might go differently.
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I, I don't think that the culture, I know I said that before, but if I, if I elaborate, if I'm being honest, I don't believe the culture is organically moving towards this demand for disclosure.
00:26:26.560
The reason that I say that is because oftentimes the things we're so opinionated about or passionate about are engineered and given to us by the Mockingbird media in one way or another.
00:26:34.560
If you remember back in 2020 when the Epstein didn't kill himself meme was at the height of popularity, look how easily it was swept away when we got another thing.
00:26:49.560
I know that that was huge, but in some ways I feel like it was meant to quash that conversation.
00:26:55.560
And what happens then is it isn't organically resurrected, meaning once everything finally leveled out, we didn't go back to that.
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We went and stopped at a whole bunch of other uninteresting things that the Mockingbird media gave us.
00:27:07.560
And only now are we finally coming back to this point.
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And I think that we're being culturally walked down this.
00:27:15.560
And, you know, if I'm going to be honest, and this is a hard one to explain, but when it comes to the Trump administration and I keep talking about the Trump vindication train, that's an expression that I've been using a lot over these past few months.
00:27:29.560
I think he's going to get win after win after win until it galvanizes an ungodly amount of people to the Trump administration.
00:27:37.560
And so that is the lens that I've been looking at things through.
00:27:40.560
And that's what's allowed me to call these things as we move into it.
00:27:44.560
So to your point, Clint, I know that I said we're going to get harrowing disclosure on the QAnon and Pizzagate front.
00:27:52.560
And it's not to say that I don't think these...
00:28:02.560
My opinion is that we've likely already seen the high watermark of Trump's achievements and popularity, unfortunately.
00:28:10.560
Like, he's accomplished so much in the first five weeks.
00:28:13.560
And all of the other things that he promised are...
00:28:19.560
Many of them require actual control of the deep state.
00:28:24.560
So he's done all of the easy pickings and now it's going to be like a slog.
00:28:30.560
Like, you have to actually rely on Cash Patel and Bongino and Tulsi Gabbard to do the things that you campaigned on.
00:28:40.560
And even if they're on your team, which I hope they are, but I don't know for a fact that they are, do they have the know-how to actually get into these institutions?
00:28:50.560
Like, I think Cash does because he's been involved in that world.
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I don't think Tulsi Gabbard knows how to get into...
00:29:02.560
Like, does that actually equip you to understand the inner workings of this monstrosity?
00:29:13.560
You know, he knows some of the figures that were, you know, most corrupt.
00:29:18.560
But in terms of, like, how the corruption took hold and how it functions on a day-to-day.
00:29:24.560
Like, it's going to take them time to figure that out.
00:29:26.560
So, I think with Trump having 50-plus percent approval rating, you know, nearing 60%, I'd be surprised if it goes higher than that.
00:29:37.560
I think that the economy is in a lot of trouble.
00:29:39.560
And I think that the economy has been in a lot of trouble for years, but it's just been papered over with a lot of printing and a lot of bullshit and a lot of media hype.
00:29:46.560
And I just think that if, like, basically the Democrats' only hope is that the economy is shit in the midterms.
00:29:59.560
So, I just think that, like, that's probably the play here.
00:30:03.560
It's like, you have, now you have this populist right-wing leader that you didn't want to have in power.
00:30:08.560
We have to send the message to the American people that, look, all of his, you know, talk is just that.
00:30:14.560
In terms of actual policies and how they impact you on your day-to-day, look what happened to the economy.
00:30:19.560
Half you lost your jobs, the fucking unemployment rate's north of 10%, and, like, have a repeat of 08.
00:30:26.560
Like, that's my greatest fear as to how they play this thing.
00:30:29.560
I don't think they have the wherewithal to even pull that off.
00:30:35.560
They are, and here's why I think we're playing for keeps here, why we're going to see not just one person, but we're going to see,
00:30:43.560
I think there will be, like, a major upheaval, a shift, and that's crazy to say.
00:30:47.560
I would never say this unless it was 2025 and today, but I'll show you this clip here, and you tell me what you think about it, Clint,
00:30:54.560
because it could just be another Trumpism, Trumpian thing, or this could be a little bit more significant.
00:31:00.560
I'll let you do it, but let me just say, in 2020, they shut down the fucking world to, in part, to tank Trump.
00:31:06.560
So to think that they're just retarded and that they're not capable of doing really dramatic shit to fuck up the world, I disagree.
00:31:13.560
It just looks like their hands are off the levers, is what I mean, because he's, well, here you go.
00:31:18.560
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00:31:26.560
Over the past four years, 21 million people poured into the United States.
00:31:31.560
Many of them were murderers, human traffickers, gang members, and other criminals from the street.
00:31:37.560
Okay, so just really quick, many of them were...
00:31:55.560
Yeah, he points directly at the Democratic aisle.
00:31:57.560
I'm like, this is not, this is not a game anymore.
00:32:00.560
This is like, he's playing, you're playing for keeps, and if he loses, he dies.
00:32:05.560
They possibly already tried to kill him, maybe multiple times that we don't even know about.
00:32:12.560
I was gonna bring this up just basically in that context, right?
00:32:14.560
Where it's like, in the meantime, before we get these big revelations, they are engineering the culture, and they're engineering the public sentiment.
00:32:21.560
And moments like that, I was watching that live.
00:32:23.560
He did that quite a bit, where he would kind of, you know, cut off that one side of the room full of Democrats, and he would talk to the Republican Party exclusively.
00:32:30.560
And very few times when he did turn and talk to them, it was in accusatory tones, but within those few times were, like, seemingly accusations calling them, yeah, human traffickers.
00:32:43.560
I don't really know any other way to interpret that.
00:32:52.560
I'm not, like, putting you on the spot, but I just want to get into this.
00:32:55.560
Well, you guys can read into it a whole bunch of, you know, QAnon, Pizzagate stuff.
00:32:59.560
I read into it the Doge discoveries about the NGO fundings that were assisting with the migrant crisis.
00:33:09.560
Like, what he's calling them is human traffickers.
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And I think that they, in fact, were and are funding to the tune of billions and billions of dollars annually a human trafficking network.
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Because you guys are much more understanding of politics and law than I am.
00:35:05.560
If we really do get to the point where they are exposed as, let's say we get someplace in the middle, right?
00:35:11.560
Where it's like there's trafficking people and then there's Pizzagate, right?
00:35:18.560
Let's say we land someplace in the middle and there is children getting trafficked.
00:35:21.560
A lot of the Pizzagate conspiracy theory was just that.
00:35:26.560
The QAnon thing, maybe there was something to it, but the community takes it and spirals and runs with it
00:35:31.560
and creates all kinds of unfounded, baseless conspiracy theories.
00:35:38.560
And I know we talked about this a little bit last time, right?
00:35:41.560
The libertarian sentiment of should the government be able to, I don't know, publicly execute human traffickers?
00:35:51.560
Well, I mean, what should happen is that, I mean, they assisted, they funded intentionally the invasion of the United States of America.
00:36:00.560
I think that that's lending aid to your enemies in conquering your own country is like that is definitional treason.
00:36:12.560
Like if you're not even going to like find, hunt down, prosecute and do unspeakable things to people that were actually involved in the Epstein operation, what faith do I have that you're going to charge Democratic politicians and some GOP politicians with treason for what they participated in?
00:36:31.560
And I know that's a very, that's a very common rejoinder amongst the nothing ever happens people, but like, I'm not one of those people.
00:36:38.560
I just think when it comes to justice for the highest levels of power.
00:36:48.560
I mean, I mean, it's, it's just the pragmatic assessment based off of history.
00:36:54.560
I would love for Pam Bondi to come out 60 days from now and go, look, I gave you a trickle because simultaneously behind the scenes, I was working on prosecutions of very high level, high powerful, you know, billionaire people and politicians.
00:37:08.560
And I had to, I had to keep this hush hush because I just got into office 10 days ago.
00:37:15.560
Surprise me with that 60 days from now until that happens though.
00:37:19.560
You go on, you go on to fucking Sean Hannity or whatever.
00:37:22.560
And you talk about how you're about to disclose everything to the world.
00:37:25.560
And, uh, these people are sick and blah, blah, blah.
00:37:28.560
And you'll have this major disclosure next week.
00:37:32.560
You've lost my hope at this point, but I would love to have that hope.
00:37:42.560
What is a, like, is she, so she just made a huge mistake.
00:37:47.560
Uh, I think, I think that she's out of her depth.
00:37:51.560
Like, I think, well, there's two, there's two possibilities.
00:37:54.560
Either one, she is, uh, you know, a bought and paid for operative, uh, or, or being blackmailed herself.
00:38:02.560
People need to remember, she was the AG of Florida during the height of Epstein.
00:38:07.560
Like, it's not as if this, this dude wasn't on her radar.
00:38:12.560
So the fact that she, that it was supposed to be Matt Gates, who has talked much more openly about who was behind Epstein, uh, who was going to be the AG.
00:38:21.560
He gets this terrible hit pieces ran against him.
00:38:24.560
He ends up withdrawing his name and then Pam body gets slid in there.
00:38:27.560
She's promising along with cash Patel, these, these day one disclosures, and then, uh, nothing comes from it.
00:38:33.560
So I think that there's possibility that she's, you know, she's just put in there to run cover.
00:38:48.560
You don't think that Trump's approval rating is going to go much further than it is now.
00:38:55.560
I hope he does great shit, but I think I expected to, um, you know, if, if my theories maintained, but, um, this whole Zelensky thing, not to, you know, do too much of an aggressive segue here.
00:39:07.560
But, uh, when he has Zelensky in the, uh, white house and he's talking about, we gave you funding.
00:39:17.560
We gave you military personnel to operate the weapons because you couldn't do it yourself.
00:39:23.560
It's a, it's a never ending money pit, and it's time to look for, you know, terms for a ceasefire.
00:39:32.560
Top and I talk about on Nephilim death squad, how a lot of these problems that we're experiencing right now, they are real problems, but it almost feels like in some way they required a ton of work to create in the first place.
00:39:46.560
And what I mean by that is you have a strong man sit down and go, no, we're done.
00:39:51.560
You're no longer going to be in a parasitic relationship.
00:39:54.560
We're not going to fight a proxy war with Russia through you guys.
00:40:03.560
It's almost like an ethnic cleansing of, of the Ukraine.
00:40:06.560
They're, uh, they're dragging, you know, any military, not even military age men.
00:40:10.560
I saw a video the other day where there are men trying to escape the Ukraine and they're being pulled out of a van like clowns in a clown car and stacked on top of one another.
00:40:21.560
Uh, I guess to, to get dragged into the service and all these horrifying things are happening.
00:40:26.560
And Zelensky is putting up a fight in the middle of the, uh, the, the, the conversation, uh, with Trump and JD Vance.
00:40:34.560
And what's really interesting is the public sentiment after that.
00:40:37.560
Like I look at that and I go, everything he said there was justified.
00:40:44.560
Uh, we've given them every edge and advantage that we could have.
00:40:55.560
And so, um, it, it, this, this all boils down to what media you consume.
00:41:00.560
Like if you, if you only saw like the, it depends on where you start that.
00:41:05.560
Like, that's why I did an entire episode on Liberty Lockdown about this, where I, I actually show you the lead up and I show you the open so that you understand that like this and keeping in mind, this was a nearly hour long sit down in front of the cameras.
00:41:17.560
So this was not short, but the, the height of it is only eight to 10 minutes of like actual fireworks.
00:41:24.560
Those eight to 10 minutes, 10 minutes came at the very end.
00:41:26.560
So you have a 40 minute lead up of Trump and Vance being totally praising of Zelensky and of Ukraine and being very minimally critical at all.
00:41:35.560
Uh, and Zelensky just being obstinate throughout and then ultimately catalyzing this argument that happens at the very end.
00:41:44.560
Like if you watch CNN or MSNBC, you think that Trump and Vance set him up and tried to fucking tank this deal and blah, blah, blah.
00:41:52.560
And if you watch my show or if you watch any other, you know, uh, impartial show, you're like, Oh yeah, this guy's an asshole and an obvious drug addict.
00:41:59.560
And he fucking tanked his own opportunities because like he realizes that he probably dies if this war ends and he certainly loses power.
00:42:06.560
And it's like, that's, that's why we have these, you know, as Scott Adams says, these two movie screens that are playing simultaneously.
00:42:13.560
Is that like for, for people, depending on what your media consumption is, you have two different screens to look at.
00:42:24.560
We're talking like a, a, a 40 to 50 year old man, you know, looks like a regular guy.
00:42:32.560
Looks like it's covered in stains and grime, but he is sobbing.
00:42:36.560
I mean, he's really sobbing because of the way that, uh, Zalinski was spoken to because a journalist asked him why he doesn't wear a suit.
00:42:49.560
It really does funnel us into different realities where once upon a time it was like, you could say it funneled you into different narratives.
00:42:56.560
Now I think it funnels you into totally different realities because the sentiment that I'm seeing, if I'm on X, it's one thing.
00:43:01.560
It's basically like, Hey, Zalinski got, uh, sort of not, not tough love.
00:43:06.560
It maybe isn't the best way to put it, but, uh, he, he was the recipient of the truth in that moment, you know, towards those, those last eight to 10 minutes of that conversation.
00:43:15.560
But if you go on a different social media platform, uh, especially anything meta.
00:43:19.560
So, so Facebook in particular, you will see completely the opposite people freaking out about, you know, how we're treating world leaders now that Trump is in power again.
00:43:29.560
And I, I go, man, was there another alternative?
00:43:33.560
Did anybody see like a, a win on the horizon for Ukraine?
00:43:38.560
Am I unaware of, of, uh, a narrative where we were closing in, it was almost done.
00:43:43.560
And, and there was almost going to be peace there and, and the Ukrainian people were going to be, uh, sovereign from Russia or was that just an endless money pit?
00:43:54.560
Well, I, I just want to spend this a little bit positively though, cause you were saying, you know, the propaganda machine is so well, well oiled and that it basically creates these two separate, uh, realities.
00:44:04.560
The truth is, is that 20 years ago, pre-internet or, you know, 30 years ago, pre-internet, there was no alternate reality to, to slip into.
00:44:15.560
It was just, everyone was parrot, like 95% of people were all parroting the same shit because all of our media consumption came from the same avenues.
00:44:23.560
So like Iraq war one, for instance, nobody opposed it basically, you know, like, cause we were all being told the same thing.
00:44:30.560
Oh, he invaded Kuwait and stealing their oil and blah, blah, blah.
00:44:33.560
It's like, well, that's a much more complicated story in hindsight.
00:44:38.560
You know, the fact that we, we now have half of people that are in a deep trance is progress.
00:44:44.560
Because it used to be 90% of people that were in a deep trance.
00:44:51.560
I say this a lot was just like, we are subjected to probably the most, uh, advanced and, and overwhelming propaganda machine that has ever existed in the history of the human experience.
00:45:03.560
And somehow, despite millions of dollars and, and, uh, employing psychologists to understand how the human mind works and how to hijack it, uh, you know, uh, all of these brainwashing techniques, MK ultra, the intelligence agencies have been trying to figure out how to do this for the longest time.
00:45:23.560
Your show opens up with David Icke talking about how the greatest hypnotist in the world is the black box in the corner of your living room.
00:45:30.560
And, um, somehow, despite that there are still retards like us who are not falling for the official narrative, not getting hypnotized by this thing and trying to tell people that maybe what they're the recipient of is not the truth.
00:45:47.560
What's what's also happening is, uh, people are waking up to, uh, things like this.
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And this is, again, back to, I guess, Ian Carroll, because he's doing some real important stuff.
00:46:58.560
But in this clip with Rogan, he's talking about Jewish influence in the media and Jeffrey Epstein on the island and it's like the dancing Israelis.
00:47:09.560
And I just pulled this one up because, uh, this, this tweet here says, if I was Jewish, I would honestly consider leaving the country.
00:47:16.360
The JQ is now mainstream and it'll only get worse.
00:47:19.860
I don't know if this guy that's tweeting this is Jewish or being like hyperbolic, but I, I will say that his assessment right now is not unfounded.
00:47:34.200
And it's, it's a direction that we're supposed to be moving into.
00:47:41.160
We're getting, people are getting paid to move in this direction and that's worrisome.
00:47:46.220
Well, I mean, you're always getting paid if you're in the commentary space and you're successful.
00:47:50.980
So I don't think it's, I don't think it's about getting paid to talk about this.
00:47:55.580
In fact, talking about that topic for decades and decades has been a career ender.
00:48:03.420
And I totally disagree with the assessment that, that this is becoming mainstream and therefore Jewish people need to leave the country.
00:48:08.860
Like there's almost no violence towards Jewish people in America.
00:48:13.280
There's very little hate crime violence, even though I don't think there should be a categorization for hate crimes.
00:48:17.580
But setting that aside, there's very little hate crime in America, broadly speaking, period.
00:48:23.980
So I think that the real lesson that, that whoever this McCormick guy is ought to be taking away from this is that when there is injustices perpetrated by a group of people, you can, you can either choose to lie about it and obfuscate and hide it.
00:48:41.020
Or you can acknowledge what transpired, prosecute those involved, and then clarify that this is not a group of people that is doing this.
00:48:50.900
The answer here is we need to tell the fucking truth.
00:48:54.000
We need to say, yeah, the FBI was absolutely involved with Epstein.
00:49:00.880
Everybody responsible is going to be held to account.
00:49:02.980
And then we can all go back to being hunky-dory and not worrying about like, oh, is this a Jewish power thing or all this garbage?
00:49:11.520
The problem is not that we're talking about this.
00:49:13.940
The problem is that you guys have lied for fucking eons.
00:49:17.180
I just totally disagree that like Jewish people are actually under threat in this country.
00:49:23.060
I think that they are because of, well, rhetoric that I've been saying.
00:49:28.920
I think they are because I've had an intimate working relationship with that narrative.
00:49:31.960
If you've been reading my Twitter feed for the past two years, they are under serious threat.
00:49:37.120
Well, the thing is no one is making, we're not making any differentiations.
00:49:45.700
But people, listen, people think in broad strokes.
00:49:48.720
So that's how I've been thinking for a long time.
00:49:50.640
And we had to point out that this is happening.
00:49:53.060
So you're saying this word Jewish, but that quickly gets out of control and out of your hands.
00:49:57.480
And now it's on Rogan and they're talking about Jewish and people are not going.
00:50:01.340
Like the general public is not going to look at this and just go, you know, oh, so you
00:50:06.360
mean a couple of people at the top that they're, you know, they have these type of ties to this
00:50:13.640
And we've seen it already on a small scale, get out of control where people just take it.
00:50:25.460
They're the ones that behave in a disproportionate way.
00:50:28.360
And so once it reaches the group, like that's like, you know, I kind of use this analogy
00:50:33.460
a lot where when you first wake up as a conspiracy theorist, it's very gay terminology to use,
00:50:42.860
So you wake up and you find out that the official narrative is not the case.
00:50:49.780
And it's something that I've observed in a lot of people.
00:50:51.920
And what ends up happening is you glom onto the first thing that resembles the truth
00:51:05.040
So when I was younger and I was espousing all this conspiracy shit, luckily nobody reciprocated
00:51:13.760
And I was able to analyze the thing that I was bitching about.
00:51:16.260
And I would find that it actually isn't as concrete as I thought.
00:51:20.480
And you kind of repeat that process a few times.
00:51:22.680
I think that is a natural process for when you find out that your worldview is not at
00:51:28.380
But we're having that happen in mass right now.
00:51:31.400
And in part due to COVID, a lot of people woke up 2020.
00:51:39.980
But the great thing about that is if that truly is human nature, well, then you can hijack
00:51:47.120
And so I've been looking at the JQ thing as much as I've been busting the balls of the
00:51:50.980
Jews for a while and also noticing that it feels like it's astroturf and it feels like
00:51:56.700
And this is actually what enabled me to make this call on January 20th.
00:52:00.600
I said that it was time for Kanye West to reemerge.
00:52:04.020
And the reason that I thought that is because in my eyes, the JQ movement had been effectively
00:52:09.480
co-opt and it was now being steered artificially, whether it's by some nefarious intelligence
00:52:15.840
But what you would need at this point in order to kind of tip the scales is you need like
00:52:24.760
Only a couple of weeks later, like two weeks later, we get the reemergence of Kanye West,
00:52:31.440
He takes out money ad space on the Super Bowl and then runs an ad for his merch.
00:52:37.820
And then when you go to his merch, it's literally just a T-shirt with a swastika on it.
00:52:41.220
Um, right now you have Ian Carroll, he's doing his thing on Rogan.
00:52:46.560
I would still say that that was a symptom of a culture that's being steered.
00:52:49.360
And you even have, uh, uh, Candace Owens on Theo Vaughn's show, whose last name, by the
00:52:57.240
And they're on Theo Vaughn's show talking about the Jews.
00:53:00.200
I don't know what the fuck is going on, but it all feels like it's hit like critical mass
00:53:05.720
and somebody has their foot on the gas and it is to do what Top's talking about.
00:53:14.980
Uh, we're no longer worried about, is it Kazarians?
00:53:24.360
And in fact, if you don't say the Jews, then you're a fed, you're a disinformation agent.
00:53:34.340
Like, uh, I remember I read the comments on one of our dangerous retard episodes and someone,
00:53:40.240
someone said exactly what you're saying, but it was one comment.
00:53:42.900
Like, like this is not, this is not something I encounter.
00:53:45.580
Well, this goes back to what percentage of people, Clint, we had this conversation with
00:53:49.420
the lemmings, what percentage of people are awake?
00:53:51.800
So if one person is in the comment saying that I'm not saying that one psychopath is right.
00:53:55.420
I'm a psychopath and I'm one person and I'm not right.
00:53:58.740
But I'm saying there is still, we've already established that the amount of people that
00:54:02.640
are critical thinkers that are awake, that are on the outside of the lemmings mass account
00:54:11.520
But I don't think, I don't think that just because you're red pilled on the JQ that you're
00:54:18.020
Like there are, there are people in every ideology and every thought process that are fucking
00:54:23.380
absolute sheep that are just following, following whatever narrative they got sold on.
00:54:32.100
It's just confirmation bias over and over and over and over again.
00:54:39.160
But in the same sense now, this is, I've been saying this for a while because it's, we're
00:54:49.180
He opens, Carol opens the floodgates on the Joe Rogan experience.
00:54:52.780
I remember when Rogan had on the guy, Michael, he was like the COVID, not the whistleblower,
00:54:59.280
but he was the one that said, it's going to be really bad.
00:55:03.040
I was driving my wife to get a sonogram because my, she was pregnant with my son at the time.
00:55:07.480
And I remember vividly, that's when COVID happened.
00:55:13.620
It was this doctor telling people like, you're all going to die.
00:55:26.080
He was a, he's some sort of an analyst and he's like a scientist as well.
00:55:36.680
I was like, it is, it's an, I expected when I was younger, I saw this episode of Jesse Ventura's
00:55:42.780
He had a lady who fled the country, worked in gain of function research, I think, and
00:55:47.200
ended up coming on his show in 2009 to tell him that they were engineering a virus and
00:55:51.840
it was going to be a global pandemic and they were going to roll out mandatory vaccinations
00:55:57.900
And it was actually the inoculations that you had to be worried about.
00:56:01.760
So I always thought this thing was on her right because all it takes is one mention of a thing
00:56:13.760
This was a while ago, but sorry to interrupt, Dave.
00:56:16.100
I think it was one month into lockdowns because I remember, I remember hearing it and it was
00:56:20.960
just like, I had gone from basically not taking this seriously to taking it seriously
00:56:25.240
briefly because of lockdowns and then I was like, I'm going to fucking go buy, you know,
00:56:33.460
February 18th is a, oh no, this is, this was his second episode on, but it was around
00:56:38.220
February because my son was born the next month and that's when the world completely
00:56:43.820
But this, what I'm, the point I'm making is that this happened almost with Rogan.
00:56:48.280
CNN was really, they were beating the drum for this stuff.
00:56:50.820
And so was MSNBC and even Fox news scaremongering a little bit, but we turned that corner,
00:57:01.060
And then all of a sudden, maybe two or three weeks later, the entire world or a month later,
00:57:05.380
the world shuts down because, but it's like, he started this and he does the thing with
00:57:10.380
He does the thing with DMT, the float tanks with UFC.
00:57:13.920
This dude moves culture like nobody, like nobody else.
00:57:25.360
He's, he's, he'd say a lot of the things that I would say, and he says them a lot better
00:57:28.580
and more eloquently, but that's being broadcast to millions of people.
00:57:31.920
It's going to, it's not just one retard in our chat that's saying this thing.
00:57:36.260
This is being exponential, exponentially disseminated to, I don't even know how many people.
00:57:48.360
I don't think that he's putting people on there to move culture.
00:57:50.560
I think he moves culture because his audience is enormous and he's, he's a compelling orator
00:57:55.620
You can argue that he brought on Ulsterholm to scare the world.
00:58:00.220
I think that he was, he was advised by somebody, maybe somebody in his inner circle misled him.
00:58:07.060
But I am convinced entirely that he brought on Ian Carroll of his own volition, that he started
00:58:12.320
He really liked his breakdowns of his videos, saw how rapidly he was growing and he thought
00:58:17.160
I don't think there's anything nefarious there.
00:58:21.340
Well, it's, it's not about being nefarious, but there it's about there being a time and
00:58:25.220
the time feels like now everything points to now.
00:58:27.980
So we had Cheney in the chat a couple of minutes ago, maybe 30 minutes ago.
00:58:32.240
She said that, you know, Eddie Bravo was on Rogan in 2017 saying the same stuff and he was shut
00:58:41.440
It's, this is by, by no stretch of the imagination.
00:58:44.340
Is this the first person to talk about any Mossad or Epstein or Jewish shit?
00:58:48.760
Like this is not the first guest on Rogan to do that.
00:58:51.240
Um, I think that the reason that Ian Carroll is so feared is that he delivers it in a way
00:58:57.160
that he makes it explicit as I do repeatedly, that this is not about animosity towards Jewish
00:59:04.720
I love everybody mode as he's telling these stories that is way more effective and absolutely
00:59:10.800
damaging to the power structure that enables these operations to persist.
00:59:15.720
So like he's had Tripoli on, I think less than a month ago, a good, good friend of ours.
00:59:20.760
And like Tripoli talks about this shit on the regular, he goes way hard in the paint.
00:59:24.360
So this is not like, this is not some big novel thing.
00:59:28.660
The, the novel nature of it is that Ian Carroll is incredibly good at conveying this in a way
00:59:38.440
And like, that is, I think that's the main reason that he's feared.
00:59:42.340
Well, Michael Osterholm is, was incredibly good at conveying how dangerous COVID was.
00:59:49.500
He was just saying, this thing's going to kill everybody.
00:59:51.600
I'm not suggesting lockdowns, but boom, we got lockdowns.
00:59:54.380
So I'm just saying like, this is out there now.
01:00:00.760
And then that's also points back accurately to, is that not a good thing though?
01:00:05.500
I'm just, I, I'm worried about how quickly it'll, it'll move because we're going to,
01:00:11.320
you know, all the stuff that, that these people have been talking about, uh, you know,
01:00:14.820
the daily wire people that there's, they're like, Oh my gosh, we're not safe in America.
01:00:18.840
I was like, dude, I think you're, I think that when you said that before you were being
01:00:22.180
retarded now that you're saying it, I'm like, yeah, I don't think you're going to be safe.
01:00:31.720
The problem is you scared the world and we go lock it down.
01:00:39.100
You, you, you knock down some towers and you convince us to go to war.
01:00:42.620
If this message gets out in a big way, it's not the individual.
01:00:46.520
We're capable of critical thinking and reason and nuance.
01:00:49.220
It's once it reaches the masses, what then will somebody else, um, you wear the mask or
01:01:03.420
So Jeremy Boring, uh, progenitor of the daily wire says yesterday was a terrible day for
01:01:09.100
The embrace by so many prominent voices of demented, conspiratorial, anti-Jewish voices
01:01:13.260
is one of the saddest, most alarming events in my lifetime.
01:01:21.180
Audience capture and unchecked tribalism are tools of the devil.
01:01:24.080
Paranoia and revisionism are too, even if they really are out to get you.
01:01:27.380
Heck, even a righteous cause can lead us to evil if we don't guard our hearts in the
01:01:31.420
The wicked often, this is so fucking gay, by the way.
01:01:34.280
The wicked often prosper and the temptation to prosper often tempts us to join them.
01:01:40.200
And he already became, uh, for us, the only Jewish scapegoat for our sin and fear.
01:01:46.080
Here's the problem with, with what he did there.
01:01:48.400
It's you have, he has, I mean, him and the daily wire have been, they've been implementing
01:01:56.840
So when you're saying it, for me, it comes off as disingenuous.
01:02:00.920
I'm saying this as, it is, but I think he's right.
01:02:06.280
Because if this really is a plan to steer the culture in this direction, step one of
01:02:11.660
the plan was make sure nobody can talk about it.
01:02:17.840
They suppress the speech to the degree that it became disproportionate, right?
01:02:21.860
If you're allowed to discuss something in a regular discourse.
01:02:35.200
This is, these people have done all of this stuff.
01:02:39.800
And so is Jeremy Boring by proxy being part of this company.
01:02:43.220
So when he's saying this, it's like the boy who cried woof, but the regular Jewish person
01:02:48.660
that's out there that will get mixed up with a Ben Shapiro type, it's not their fault.
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Now these people are out there crying wolf, but they've been doing this.
01:03:57.320
They've been building towards this for years now.
01:04:03.840
See, I disagree with both of your assessments on this.
01:04:06.880
You're making it sound as if this is contrived in some fashion.
01:04:11.360
Not his message, which is absolutely contrived, but like this entire movement and momentum
01:04:17.300
I think that this is a natural response to any unequal treatment under the law.
01:04:24.040
That you are passing hate speech laws and preventing boycotts and protests of one nation
01:04:29.620
and one religion and one group of people while everybody else is allowed to be protested
01:04:35.360
And the natural response to people that value equal treatment under the law is to go, what
01:04:46.520
So when you try and suppress people that are talking about Israel, it only makes the Streisand
01:04:53.040
This is the inevitable conclusion of decades of censorship and suppression.
01:04:58.220
They have, they created, I'm not saying like Jeremy Boring, but whoever was responsible
01:05:02.900
for government policy to suppress these types of narratives, this is on them.
01:05:07.780
Like this is, this is totally organic in that regard.
01:05:11.240
This would, this would have happened inevitably.
01:05:12.960
And I think that this is, this is the mistake that the Jewish community, the Jewish power structure
01:05:18.500
made after the Holocaust was that we, we must suppress this narrative forevermore lest
01:05:27.340
And it's like, that's just not, that's not, that's actually how you create a Holocaust.
01:05:31.540
You, you cannot, you cannot create a legal system that protects you above all, all others.
01:05:41.560
And what did they get from the hollowed costs from the burnt offering?
01:05:47.780
And they passed those anti-Semitic speech laws in, in bullshit.
01:05:51.820
Like, as soon as they took over Moscow, the Bolsheviks did that.
01:05:56.280
They passed those, those laws about anti-Semitic speech.
01:06:01.880
But that's what I'm saying is that wasn't after the Holocaust.
01:06:05.580
They passed those anti-Semitic speech laws after the Bolsheviks took over Moscow, before
01:06:14.820
So anybody that is watching history can look back at that moment and go, oh yeah, if you
01:06:18.160
suppress speech about a people that are subverting a country, well, then it's going to cause a
01:06:26.780
And so, I mean, I would argue that it doesn't, saying that it would happen organically isn't
01:06:33.800
much of an argument because the same outcome would have happened if it was a plan.
01:06:38.080
If it was a plan to quash the speech surrounding it, the exact same outcome would have happened.
01:06:43.540
So you can't really use the organic development of it as an argument because even if it wasn't
01:06:48.740
organic, the exact same outcome would have taken place.
01:06:51.040
Well, no, I don't agree with that because like the, the whole premise is we're trying
01:06:55.520
to protect ourselves because we've been persecuted.
01:06:57.640
Therefore, we're going to create special laws that only protect us.
01:07:05.200
So I'm not, I'm not, I'm just saying that I don't think it's contrived.
01:07:08.800
I think that it's, it's just the natural consequence of a, a persecuted people who also end up in
01:07:15.520
positions of high authority and power in the government and private industry.
01:07:18.680
And then they create this framework that's trying to defend themselves, but there, it,
01:07:28.300
The only difference between what we are suggesting and what you're suggesting is whether or not the
01:07:32.700
Jews were too stupid to know that the very thing that they were doing was going to end in their
01:07:37.440
persecution or if they were doing it purposefully.
01:07:41.380
Because I mean, think about what you're arguing.
01:07:43.560
You're arguing that, that they want to be persecuted.
01:07:48.540
Now what you'd have to say is that all Jews are the same Jews, but we're talking.
01:07:52.600
Edemites and Kazarians and Ashkenazi and, and the, you know, the synagogue of Satan.
01:07:58.040
Just, just, I'm saying that within them, there is a subsect that is trying to steer this.
01:08:09.400
I'm not talking about Dave Smith, Robbie Fire, Bernstein.
01:08:12.020
Although like when, when I say this stuff, they get offended.
01:08:17.060
I'm saying there are a certain group of people.
01:08:19.780
I don't know the exact words to call them without like, I, if I'm trying to tell everybody
01:08:25.000
here, there's like, I don't know, there's 3000 people watching.
01:08:29.720
I cannot be specific in, in, in speaking about these things as then nobody listens.
01:08:34.520
But what's happening here is just this broad stroke again.
01:08:41.360
The ones who, the same ones who inherited Israel after getting away with the Holocaust,
01:08:46.200
but the people who, however many were persecuted, did get persecuted.
01:08:51.140
They've set them up to do the same thing again.
01:08:52.760
Well, this is, this is why I've been arguing against these hate speech laws and against
01:08:57.060
these, uh, you know, whatever the divestment laws and all this other shit that like they've,
01:09:02.580
they've tried to do to, you know, scare quotes, protect Israel and protect Jewish people.
01:09:06.840
I've argued from the beginning when I first realized that these things were happening,
01:09:10.500
that this is to the detriment of Jewish people.
01:09:13.000
Like even from your own argumentation, like what you're doing is to your own detriment.
01:09:20.720
This is my advice out of love, not out of hate, but it's just like, it doesn't, it lands
01:09:27.140
You're talking about to the detriment of a people.
01:09:29.340
What if within those people, there was a very small concerted group that is trying to
01:09:34.160
steer a narrative in a certain direction and using victimhood as a leverage.
01:09:40.060
How effective is persecution and victimhood after the smoke clears and the dust settles
01:09:48.200
And those people don't have to care about the rest of the Jewish community at all.
01:09:53.760
It's, it's very effective, but I think it's only been become very effective, uh, over the
01:09:58.520
past, you know, primarily during the woke movement.
01:10:01.400
Like that was when, that was when meritocracy was, was shelved and the hierarchy of oppression,
01:10:08.420
And I think, you know, a lot of people argue about whether, you know, who was behind creating
01:10:12.800
the DEI stuff that, uh, you know, fucked up the country and fucked up capitalism all
01:10:17.680
Uh, it's just that I, uh, I just, I, I understand where this stuff leads.
01:10:23.300
I understand when you treat people differently from everybody else that automatically puts a target
01:10:27.740
on your back, like, this is why I, I also opposed DEI.
01:10:31.240
It wasn't about like hating black people and not wanting them to have opportunities.
01:10:37.260
Like I just, this is so obvious to me that if you start to get away from the colorblind
01:10:42.220
aspects of America, the things that we had been aspiring to after Martin Luther King Jr.
01:10:47.040
And, and most people in my generation had accepted and, and totally, uh, you know, embodied,
01:10:53.280
like we had just gotten away from this entire framework of us being different based off
01:10:58.160
And then as soon as we get to this, uh, this high watermark of acceptance of everybody,
01:11:03.460
and it's all about your capacity and your skillset and Michael Jordan's my hero and
01:11:06.860
Kobe Bryant's my hero and Tupac and Snoop talking like, like so many black people are my heroes.
01:11:12.400
And then all of a sudden I'm evil and I'm the oppressor and everything else.
01:11:15.780
And this, this, you know, the, the one 80 from this high watermark of like everybody
01:11:22.200
Like comedians were doing the days of Chappelle show, right?
01:11:30.860
So the difference between what Clint is saying is Clint is saying that these things are going
01:11:38.900
Michael Malice made a great point after COVID and he said some awful people have gained
01:11:44.720
some very useful information as to how far they can push humanity.
01:11:49.020
And I feel like a lot of these things are just experimentations and to, to understand the
01:11:53.900
psychology of humanity and what they can do and what they can get away with and what will
01:12:04.420
But there are people orchestrating this cycle and they're watching it happen.
01:12:08.160
And this is the part that we're, that we should really be paying attention to.
01:12:14.000
A lot of people will take this and they'll spin it and say the Jews are evil.
01:12:18.560
But in the book of Revelation, they talk about the, those that say that they are Jews, but
01:12:24.860
That pretend to be, but they're the synagogue of Satan.
01:12:27.080
That's what, this is who we're talking about here.
01:12:30.760
So now Ian Carroll is telling Joe Rogan, these Jews, I don't even know if they're Jews.
01:12:40.400
What's a Jew, ethnic Jew, you know, racial Jew, religious Jew.
01:12:43.620
But, but Clint, you and I see the exact same thing.
01:12:46.500
When you look at these DEI laws and you go, this is going to create hatred towards the
01:12:53.520
The only difference is I go, oh, they see that too.
01:12:58.320
But, but see, here's the thing is that I don't think that it was about, about creating
01:13:04.560
I think that it was about a distraction from the power structures that existed.
01:13:08.680
You can, you can go down the Jewish line of argumentation.
01:13:11.020
I go down the corporatocracy, fascistic model, which is really what we languish under at
01:13:15.920
present was that everybody, everybody was in the street over Occupy Wall Street and that
01:13:24.520
The recession was absolutely devastating to the average person.
01:13:32.340
So in that, in that frame, you realize that, okay, there's this populist left wing movement.
01:13:37.800
You got Bernie Sanders, you got all of these like socialists that are rising up.
01:13:47.660
And we owe you guys, and we're going to change our ways.
01:13:50.300
Or you can totally flip this thing and say, this is not about the structure of our, of
01:13:56.300
our system and how, you know, government contracts ultimately lead to these oligopolies that make
01:14:01.620
it anti-competitive practices that make it so that the capitalist system is no longer actually
01:14:05.720
Like we could acknowledge that and we could reform that we could do the right thing, or
01:14:09.380
we can just say, it's the white people amongst you are the enemies.
01:14:13.420
And everybody that's a victim is, uh, you know, just because they look differently or
01:14:17.340
they love differently or they have different gender or whatever.
01:14:21.840
So I agree with you that it was orchestrated, but I think it was orchestrated to deflect
01:14:25.520
from the animosity that was, you know, boiling, uh, underneath about the recession.
01:14:31.020
Well, look, whatever the origins were, I think I have found a solution.
01:14:36.720
So all of this going back and forth, everybody can breathe a sigh of relief.
01:14:40.520
I think what we need is to rip the bandaid off.
01:14:47.060
Matt Walsh needs to be doing a, what is a Jew documentary?
01:14:51.060
If we can do that, all right, we did the, what is a woman, we need to do, what is a Jew?
01:14:58.800
And I think until we can get to that point, uh, the conversation is almost just going into
01:15:04.000
the, into the tunnels of New York, just asking random Hasidics that are scrolling around.
01:15:17.940
Would you mind just taking a moment and just answering a very simple question for me?
01:15:22.780
And I, I, I'd be interested in knowing what the answer is too.
01:15:26.360
I hope he's, he's hard at work on, uh, the documentary that we need.
01:15:29.680
He, he is not, he's not going to be doing that.
01:15:35.500
Maybe if he, maybe if he gets fired or quits the daily wire, then he'll, he'll run with
01:15:40.760
Um, but I, I also wanted to just say that, you know, boring wasn't just taking a shot at
01:15:47.280
He's also taking a shot at Candace Owens and Theo Vaughn.
01:15:49.720
Um, I do understand that like the, the confluence of conversations that have to do with.
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Like if I, especially if I, if I believed that there was this imminent threat for everybody
01:17:03.260
to perish as a consequence of antisemitism, as Topp is apparently feeling as if that's
01:17:11.520
And I feel that, that open dialogue is actually how you turn the temperature down, especially
01:17:15.860
if you have, if you have nuanced speakers, people that are interested in, in justice and
01:17:20.140
truth and not in persecution of innocent people just because of the religion.
01:17:23.780
Like that is, that is not what I'm in this for.
01:17:26.480
And I think that if you can actually have open conversations that allow for that nuance,
01:17:30.860
well, then you don't, that doesn't actually turn the temperature up.
01:17:34.700
What turns it up though, is the argument back from that, uh, the group that you're calling
01:17:39.240
out, because again, I'm not saying that, you know, Ben Shapiro, well, I guess Ben Shapiro
01:17:44.200
is, but I'm not saying like common person is doing these things, but they will argue back
01:17:47.460
with, they'll argue back against you because this is their identity.
01:17:52.700
They also have bought into the victim victim mentality that they will, people want to put
01:17:57.960
them back in camps and do all this stuff to them.
01:17:59.900
It's like, nobody really cares or wants to do this stuff.
01:18:02.600
So they have, they have now tied themselves to one side.
01:18:05.500
So when you're, when someone's presenting facts, they're going to argue against it and
01:18:14.640
But see, this is, this is why I oppose DEI is that like, I, I understand the, the, um,
01:18:22.580
the victimhood narrative that many black people are, are sold throughout their life, you know,
01:18:27.200
throughout their childhood too, throughout their public education.
01:18:29.620
Like, can I ask you something on that before you go on?
01:18:36.180
Probably, um, because much of it transpires through Hollywood and through public education,
01:18:41.400
like there are curricula, I mean, you can go that route, but, but, but my point is, my
01:18:46.800
point is like the, the narrative that the black community, and I'm, I'm speaking in broad
01:18:52.360
strokes, some black people don't feel this way.
01:18:53.960
And, you know, so I'm not saying everybody, but, um, those that do, I have sympathy for
01:18:58.240
like, if you're, if you're just bombarded with movies from Hollywood about slavery over
01:19:04.040
and over and over again, it's like, yeah, dude, like that would fuck you up.
01:19:08.580
And, and any black movie you see is gangbangers, you know?
01:19:11.940
And it's like, and, and, uh, and drug trafficking.
01:19:14.380
And it's like, like, yeah, dude, dude, you're in a really rough spot mentally.
01:19:18.880
Like, especially if you're internalizing that and extrapolating these messages as to reflect
01:19:26.120
But I, what I'm, what I'm getting at is that like, most of us can acknowledge that when it
01:19:30.200
comes to black people, can you acknowledge the same when it comes to Jewish people that
01:19:33.600
you are just bombarded with these Holocaust movies and, and all of this other, uh, you
01:19:37.620
know, narrative about antisemitism and how that you're under threat 24 seven.
01:19:41.060
And then if you, if you can put yourself in their shoes, do you understand how you would
01:19:45.160
And my reaction would probably be similar to theirs that though.
01:19:49.360
We need to work in tandem to try and suppress these thoughts, to get people to not be paying
01:19:53.480
attention to us, to get people to not be hunting us to the end of the earth.
01:19:56.500
It's like, I just, I understand like the human nature aspects of this.
01:20:00.700
And I think that oftentimes that gets lost in discussions about this because a lot of people
01:20:05.140
have already concluded that like, that's my enemy.
01:20:09.260
It's the same thing that I've done with Palestine.
01:20:10.900
It's like, I don't fucking, I don't have any, like, there's no love between me and Hamas,
01:20:15.280
but I can totally put myself in their shoes and understand why they're so fucking angry
01:20:21.880
I can understand after October 7th, why so many Israelis are like, just wipe these people
01:20:28.040
It's just weird to me that, um, people have a really hard time with that, that they just
01:20:31.880
can't, they cannot understand both sides of the argument.
01:20:35.600
I think I know where that hard time comes from and I'm going to say something stupid, but
01:20:41.800
So, uh, within the music industry, um, you know, you look at what they did to hip hop
01:20:47.240
and they, they essentially took what was an art form that was reflective of the culture.
01:20:53.580
And they decided based off of whatever analytics they had that when these people talk about
01:20:59.060
violence and when they talk about drug usage, um, and when they shit on women, well, record
01:21:05.100
sales go up and this is putting it, this is being gracious, right?
01:21:08.760
To say there's nothing nefarious here, you could make an argument for that not being
01:21:13.020
But, um, so what happens then is every black artist that they onboard, they go, we really
01:21:18.020
like you kiddo, but I'm going to need you to talk about these things because this is
01:21:22.940
And then what happens is the culture eventually becomes a reflection of the art form.
01:21:27.420
So it's like holding a mirror up to the black community, but that mirror is filled
01:21:31.420
with misogyny and, and, and violence and drug usage and, you know, the glorification of
01:21:39.180
And so the community then becomes that, but this is where the stupid thing comes in.
01:21:44.640
It's hard to apply that to the Jewish community.
01:21:48.300
When the Jews are like massively overrepresented in the music industry and in Hollywood, the
01:21:56.980
very things that generate the propaganda that creates the culture, but they're victims of
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01:23:03.460
Well, they're literally doing it to themselves.
01:23:07.920
Like, we can't have sympathy because it's a lot of Jewish people that are behind the
01:23:17.440
Because it's not like the black community is not really doing it to themselves because the
01:23:24.740
I'm like, I got no sympathy for that because you're doing it to yourself.
01:23:31.600
There's so much nuance that needs to be had with this conversation.
01:23:44.340
It's like, so when it comes to people not having empathy, I have a great...
01:23:47.480
I dunk on black people very often because they're very dunkable.
01:24:01.240
But I still have a great deal of empathy because I recognize redlining, not being able
01:24:05.500
to get mortgages, being relegated to the hood, having your culture and your art form
01:24:09.820
co-opted and used against you, the crack epidemic.
01:24:14.460
We funded the Iran-Contra Wars and destroyed the black community.
01:24:23.040
But it just becomes a little bit more difficult when you're talking about the Jews because...
01:24:27.700
Okay, if I'm going to go like, well, they redlined and they wouldn't approve...
01:24:35.180
The banks are the ones that are owned by the Jews, but they're not giving the blacks
01:24:39.740
The music is destroying the black community, but the Jews own the music industry.
01:24:43.160
Hollywood is portraying only the thug, only the drug dealer, only the crime lord, but
01:24:49.800
That is where the big problem comes in, because now try to say that about the Jews.
01:24:53.700
This is why Kanye was so mad, and this is why so many black people backed him up, because
01:24:58.820
they feel the same way that you just described.
01:25:05.060
It's not Moishi from, you know, Third Avenue that's doing this.
01:25:09.400
Although, like, they're just, they are kind of their own people.
01:25:13.560
I make fun of them the same way I make fun of other cultures.
01:25:16.180
They don't really, they're not responsible for that, but they're going to take the hit
01:25:20.820
Well, this is, this is the danger with the, the Jewish identity globally, is that like,
01:25:27.040
they, they, because there's so few of them, you know, only 1% of the global population
01:25:32.880
But, and, and there's this narrative about them being persecuted, like, they have collectivized
01:25:37.140
and they have, they have decided to create this kind of joint defensive network where
01:25:41.280
they all, they all work together and they all hire each other and they all, you know,
01:25:47.460
But as a consequence of that, well, then how do you, how do you express to the world that
01:25:55.180
Like, if you're in an ethno state, which is kind of what they've attempted to build, how
01:25:59.120
do you then go, well, you can't collectivize us?
01:26:01.260
It's like, well, you collectivized you, like you did that to you.
01:26:05.000
So it just, it makes it really hard for them to argue that.
01:26:07.800
But fortunately for them, I still function from, uh, you know, the, the ideology of classical
01:26:14.740
liberalism that I do view people as individuals.
01:26:17.560
So therefore I am able to differentiate between the Weinsteins of the world and, uh, and the
01:26:23.580
Epsteins of the world and the Moishe on third avenues of the world.
01:26:27.100
Like to me, those are not, I don't, I have zero animosity towards Moishe, you know, but
01:26:32.840
I have got a lot towards Epstein, uh, or Maxwell, for instance.
01:26:36.880
It's, it becomes that whole thing that we're talking about the individual versus the group.
01:26:40.660
Uh, and so, you know, as a, as a group, as an operating group that seeks to subvert, um,
01:26:46.800
very problematic, but as an individual, yeah, it's the dude that runs the deli.
01:26:54.760
I've like, I've already done this and I'm just done talking about these guys and they're
01:26:59.560
just constantly coming back up and coming back up.
01:27:02.600
And I'm just saying, listen, this is where it's going.
01:27:05.160
I hope it doesn't, but that's, that's what we're headed to.
01:27:12.200
It's going to take a long time to have this conversation, uh, on a cultural stage, on a
01:27:18.560
And what I worry is that as it starts to come out, there's going to be a lot of misconceptions.
01:27:27.880
Um, and God forbid Israel does some silly shit during that conversation and that could
01:27:38.000
So basically what I'm saying is if people get to a point where they're starting to realize
01:27:44.080
And then all of a sudden we look over and Israel just, I don't know, demolishes Iran or some
01:27:51.820
We would never get to finish having that conversation and everybody would pretty much unanimously turn
01:27:59.060
I, when I said Weinstein, I'm talking about Harvey Weinstein.
01:28:03.880
So I gotta, gotta clarify because, uh, you know, similar last name or same last name.
01:28:09.720
Well, what we're doing is, is effective, right?
01:28:12.160
I mean, if we're looking to have this conversation in a big way and there's all these nuances and
01:28:18.000
it has to unfold and people have to understand.
01:28:20.480
And I, and I think the more you understand, the less tense and reactive you get, uh, what
01:28:25.380
we're doing, uh, and I'm sure there's a lot of people listening, especially, you know,
01:28:28.640
I just gave this whole thing about how the Jews own Hollywood and yada, yada, yada.
01:28:31.180
But, um, I think that this sort of thing needs to be said and it needs to be talked out
01:28:37.240
And it needs to get to the point where people feel like top where I'm just done with it.
01:28:46.440
I feel like, like a number one, I'm beating the same old drum.
01:28:49.380
And I know that the people that I am friends with, was friends with, they don't want to
01:28:54.820
hear me talk about this stuff anymore because it's, it's just like, if don't you feel gross,
01:29:00.360
I feel gross when I'm talking about this right now.
01:29:02.620
It's just like, how many times do I have to say this and how many different ways do
01:29:09.060
And I feel like every, every month, every week.
01:29:13.400
Cause your, your perspective on this has evolved and I've watched it evolve, you know, granted
01:29:18.620
most of it through comedic outlets like Tower Gang, but I have watched your perspective on
01:29:23.480
You went from being fairly mad about this a couple of years ago to now exhausted slash almost
01:29:31.060
sympathetic or empathetic with what's happening.
01:29:35.220
And I think that your audience has probably felt gone through that same arc.
01:29:38.920
Um, you know, I never went through the mad phase.
01:29:41.360
I just like tried to basically for the longest time, I just didn't want to talk about it.
01:29:47.500
Uh, and then by the time I started to know a little bit about it, people wanted to talk
01:29:50.700
about it, but if you do talk about it, you're not saying it, you're not going hard enough.
01:29:53.240
You're not, you know, and then it's like, then I want to avoid it because I don't want
01:29:56.140
to fucking, I'm not going to like, I'm not going to cultivate my message to try and satisfy,
01:30:01.200
I'm going to talk about what I want to talk about.
01:30:02.640
And then I got to the point where I was like, look, this matters so much because of the
01:30:06.480
war in, in Gaza that I, I kind of have to engage with this topic.
01:30:10.240
So I'm going to have to fucking just tell the truth.
01:30:12.440
And the truth is like what I've laid out in the first hour of the show is that like,
01:30:16.120
I don't have any animosity towards individual Jews.
01:30:18.460
I have a tremendous amount of concern about like Mossad's influence and, uh, you know,
01:30:26.980
You can't, can't avoid that that's actually happening, but is it everything like, and
01:30:31.760
that's, that's the thing that I think a lot of the, uh, the Fuentes audience gets wrong.
01:30:36.000
The Grouper's audience is like, once they've identified this, they're done searching like
01:30:43.160
And, and I, and I, I think it's a much more nuanced conversation.
01:30:47.760
Cause I think we are actually able to have it in a nuanced fashion that I hope expresses,
01:30:51.860
you know, what I'm trying to convey as opposed to just like good guy, bad guy.
01:30:57.760
So stop being lazy top name, the specific Jews.
01:31:00.380
And then, yeah, you want to name these, these are just, again, these are just puppets.
01:31:04.380
I like the more we search deep down, it seems like it might even go towards like the Catholic
01:31:11.220
The Jesuits, some kind of like, uh, uh, Knights of Malta stuff.
01:31:17.340
I think, I think you guys also have a different outlook on this than I do because of your religious
01:31:21.980
And, um, you know, I, I always perceive people like whether they consider themselves Muslim
01:31:28.900
or Christian or Catholic, I still, I still always view them through the lens of a person
01:31:33.380
first, not as a religious being, because so few people are actually devoutly religious and
01:31:44.160
So I'm curious, like how has your religious background, um, you've probably already talked
01:31:50.800
So if you want to just skip it, we can, but how has that changed your perception of things
01:31:56.620
Uh, it, it's, it's frustrating that it's supposed to happen.
01:32:00.160
It's, it shows you that it's also frustrating because like, I, I read a book and I, uh, I don't,
01:32:07.960
I'm not religious, but, uh, I'm a Christian and it's like, how, well, how do I, how do
01:32:13.920
I, uh, justify people like, you know, these people being Jewish, the very first Christians
01:32:19.260
being Jewish, no matter what, you know, Dustin Nemos or whatever, whoever will say, these
01:32:24.240
are the first people that agreed with my religion.
01:32:27.120
And what is happening today when we're blaming these Jewish, uh, you know, the, the powers
01:32:33.440
that be, that are Jewish, it's, it's very difficult.
01:32:39.580
We need to help them send the money, you know, just the, the complete wrong thing.
01:32:44.580
So like we've, I've had to like basically scratch and go to zero and look at what really, what
01:32:54.400
And you, you're able to gleam a lot of, uh, clarity through that.
01:32:58.440
When you, when you take away the church, the nonsense that these people are saying on the
01:33:01.680
outside the things that they've, that you've been taught before and focus on what this book
01:33:09.620
It's a, it's been a painful process, but I think I've, uh, I've, I've gotten better understanding
01:33:15.340
on what is going on and where, where I should be at on, on issues.
01:33:20.880
For me, it's just kind of like, um, I look at these things, I see a lot of prophecy that
01:33:25.700
And if that's the case, then it just kind of comes to like, uh, father, forgive them for
01:33:31.200
So do you think, do you think that top's right?
01:33:33.480
And that this is the persecution cycle is going to culminate in some sort of, I don't
01:33:41.740
I mean, I don't know what the Bible says in terms of the prophecy.
01:33:43.920
So what, what are, what are you prognosticating here?
01:33:47.860
I think that this, um, if it goes the way that I suspect it's going to go, there is this
01:33:53.500
cultural movement, this political narrative will eventually hit, um, sort of geopolitics
01:34:01.480
And I think the, the world will turn on Israel.
01:34:04.320
And I, and I think that the Jews will end up getting persecuted again.
01:34:08.300
Um, and I'm not pumped about that, you know, at all.
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01:35:14.240
I think if I had to guess how that might go, I think that Israel fucks up in some way, shape,
01:35:19.860
I think that as the culture is hot with Epstein talk and Jew noticing that Netanyahu makes
01:35:25.480
a fatal mistake, likely if this was theater, makes a fatal mistake on the world stage and
01:35:34.440
And I don't, I'm not going to claim to know what that is or even say that, you know, that's
01:35:39.640
But I just see that as kind of the way I almost into it.
01:35:44.940
I feel it in my gut, like that's likely where this would go.
01:35:47.780
But going back to what you were saying before, Clint, you were talking about the Groypers and
01:35:52.060
how it's like they discovered this one thing and they're stopping there.
01:35:57.020
Because that's the group of people that I described to you early that are very much
01:36:00.940
like myself, which is when you wake up, you glom on to the first thing that has any promise
01:36:17.140
So like, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not trying to condemn them by any sense of the imagination.
01:36:21.800
Like I, even, even though everybody on earth tries to condemn those guys.
01:36:27.680
I'm just saying, I think that this, like the tapestry of the power of our, of our world
01:36:36.240
And if you, if you think that at the top of it is just one or, you know, a thousand Jewish
01:36:42.360
people that are just pulling the strings for everything that happens in your life, you're
01:36:46.200
going to be just like, you're going to find out that you're wrong.
01:36:48.160
Like there are so many people in high positions of power.
01:36:51.080
I mean, think about how many Jewish presidents in America have there been?
01:36:54.360
Uh, but they still, obviously they do have a tremendous amount of influence on the white
01:36:59.580
So like, I'm not trying to say that that's not the issue.
01:37:01.980
I'm just saying you ought to concern yourself with the non-Jewish, uh, people that are involved
01:37:07.700
in politics and not just assume that, Oh, he's a Christian.
01:37:12.120
Like some of these, some of these people are the most dangerous, nefarious, evil motherfuckers
01:37:19.660
Um, but if you, if you turn a blind eye to them because they're not Jewish, well, then you
01:37:28.300
You know, like apparently he converted to, yeah, apparently he converted to Islam, I think.
01:37:34.280
Well, that's, you know, going back to what Top was saying too, about like the, you know,
01:37:40.620
I think, um, Owen Benjamin does a fantastic job of presenting an argument that should be
01:37:48.180
always injected right in the middle of that statement, which is to say that when you're
01:37:53.060
talking about Christ and whether or not he was a Jew, um, what do you mean?
01:37:58.260
Do you mean that he is, uh, advocating for predatory loans for pornography usage?
01:38:09.040
Is he, is he spreading, you know, morally bankrupt ideology?
01:38:14.780
And when we're talking about Jews, that's just a catch-all phrase for the attributes that
01:38:21.680
So, I mean, really at the end of the day, it's, are you upset with the Jews or not?
01:38:27.460
I'm upset with anybody that seeks to corrode, uh, a culture's moral fabric, you know, that,
01:38:34.600
that's who, so if that's a Jew or that's a self-proclaimed Christian, are you trying to
01:38:39.640
get people to, to take loans that are going to fucking ruin their lives?
01:38:43.140
Are you trying to convince them that, you know, uh, they should just indulge in their sin
01:38:51.080
I mean, that sort of thing is what actually doesn't resonate with you.
01:38:53.820
I mean, have no kids or have kids out of wedlock.
01:38:57.660
But I, again, I think if you, if you, if you laser focus on that particular niche topic,
01:39:04.160
you, you lose sight of the fact that like the, the military industrial complex and the era
01:39:12.000
of total war since 9-11, um, has eroded our cultural framework.
01:39:17.300
So like, if you're only paying attention to the pornographers and the, you know, music
01:39:23.380
industry or whatever, you're missing, you're missing an aspect of this that still has as
01:39:29.220
if not a bigger, more poignant impact on our culture.
01:39:32.040
And I just, that's why I think it's just very important to, to keep an open mind and not
01:39:42.160
Um, but I'm also older and I've just had a lot of time, a lot of, a lot more time than
01:39:46.080
these Gruper kids have had to try and develop a worldview.
01:39:50.260
Um, so, and I, and I think that they will evolve like to be wrong.
01:39:56.500
I've had more time to be wrong and therefore I probably have more things, right?
01:40:01.120
This is, this is why I feel like it's such a, it's such an issue.
01:40:04.760
I was allowed to be wrong in 2021, 2022, we're doing tower gang and I'm making all these jokes
01:40:09.680
and stuff like we're telling the truth, but it's not, it's not even really that I was
01:40:12.960
It's just wasn't, I wasn't nuanced right now in the stage that we're at right now.
01:40:17.220
I feel like we can't be wrong for like, these kids can't be wrong for three years.
01:40:24.180
And if you're wrong for three years and it takes you that much time to evolve and kind
01:40:28.200
of understand what's going on here, if the time has already passed and you're going to
01:40:31.900
be used, you'll, you'll be useful idiots played into whatever game is being played out.
01:40:37.660
I mean, 80 to 85% of people are useless, useless idiots are useful idiots and sometimes
01:40:42.520
useless and, and it's just like, how useful will the 15 to 20% be?
01:40:50.080
And that's your, I don't know your path, which way Western man, are you going to be a useful
01:40:58.440
I mean, you hit it right at 90 minutes, but I still don't want to end the episode.
01:41:01.700
So we got to, we have to read some, uh, super chats and then we'll, that's right.
01:41:06.840
Yeah, we've got, uh, okay, so spooky toucan $5 posos a fed Ian Carroll is the best Ian.
01:41:15.720
Um, whoa, you're not, you're going to not mention, uh, Ian Crossland.
01:41:35.060
$2 also the, Oh no, wait, if this is a, I might be reading this out of order.
01:41:40.460
Uh, the thing I have trouble with is if these forces are as powerful as people claim, how
01:41:44.900
the hell has Joe Rogan made it this far and got as big as he can?
01:41:50.360
He's yeah, as he has, he's funded by a major corporation now, right?
01:41:55.640
Is he, I don't know which major corporation, Spotify, Spotify.
01:41:59.320
I'm not going to speculate as to whether or not Joe Rogan is a co-opted or not.
01:42:03.040
What I am going to say is you are fucking fooling yourself.
01:42:08.280
If you think the intelligence agencies are clamoring to get a hand on that operation.
01:42:13.300
Well, of course, um, I, I still am fully in the, uh, you can call me the blue pill camp
01:42:19.600
I, I a hundred percent believe that, that Joe Rogan is an independent operator that is
01:42:29.840
I mean, that doesn't mean that there is an advertiser pressure or there isn't corporate
01:42:33.160
pressure that comes periodically, but Rogan, Rogan basically made it on his own because
01:42:38.200
he got into this world before there was a real censorship apparatus.
01:42:41.940
Like he was, he was doing huge numbers before the, even before Trump existed.
01:42:49.940
So like he was ignored for the first six, seven, eight years of his show.
01:42:54.320
And by the time he got on their radar, he was so popular that it just, they couldn't
01:42:58.440
So yes, uh, to your point, of course they're trying to co-opt it.
01:43:01.560
Of course they're trying to get guests on there that will help with narrative, uh, curation.
01:43:06.540
But in terms of who he is and what he's about, I'm a hundred percent convinced that he's
01:43:11.640
I don't think that Rogan is a morally correct person.
01:43:15.040
No, a week like today though, a week like this week, you, there, there is a concerted
01:43:19.840
effort by Joe Rogan to paint a narrative and it's, it's his, it could be his narrative or
01:43:27.320
That's not for me to speculate, but I know that he is painting a narrative.
01:43:30.660
His last week of guests and the things he's mentioned have all been congruent.
01:43:35.360
They've all told a story and the story is what we talked about here today.
01:43:42.820
And then the reason that I question him, I'm, I'm like one of the biggest Joe Rogan
01:43:46.960
Like I, I used to listen to all of his stuff, love UFC, used to love fear factor.
01:43:53.220
But like the reason I'm questioning is, uh, Sam Tripoli.
01:43:57.920
I mean, Sam Tripoli was a early, he was like guest number one or two on that show.
01:44:02.220
And he wasn't invited back on for a long time because he wasn't allowed to say this
01:44:07.380
He was kicked out of the, the comedy community and still gets a cold shoulder.
01:44:11.020
Eddie Bravo treated very harshly talking about this stuff.
01:44:15.520
Even, uh, who's the guy from blink 182 talking about aliens, Tom DeLonge, Tom DeLonge, who
01:44:23.340
Now, a lot of the stuff he said turned out to be true, but it's like, what does Rogan know?
01:44:27.500
And what does he know that we're not allowed to say right now?
01:44:30.780
I feel like he's got a great grasp on these things.
01:44:33.780
I'm just speculating, but well, something, what I would say is that, um, a person's moral
01:44:40.500
fabric is, is one thing, but this, you know, intelligence operations or intelligence agencies
01:44:45.400
rather have a solution for somebody that won't bend, uh, and compromise their more.
01:44:52.020
So I'm not, I, all of this doesn't even have to be, I'm not, I'm not saying that Rogan
01:44:55.900
is co-opted, but the idea that he's an upstanding moral dude who just wants this or that, I'm
01:45:01.320
not saying that that's what you're saying, Clint, but that's what, an argument that I
01:45:03.880
see a lot is, oh, more, you know, Rogan's a good guy.
01:45:09.740
Everything seems to be in alignment with the way he's always been consistent with his,
01:45:15.280
And, uh, I would say that, yeah, they would just threaten that, that guy.
01:45:20.240
Yeah, of course, of course they could threaten him or his family.
01:45:22.360
Um, but I think he would just shut down his show if he, if he had been threatened in that
01:45:26.420
But, uh, I think I just have a very unique view on these things because, and I'm not to
01:45:31.340
say that I'm right, but just a unique view because most people don't know a lot of these
01:45:34.720
people, but like, I personally know Dave Smith really well.
01:45:41.640
I mean, we only hung out once, but it was for like four hours or it was like for a full day
01:45:45.980
Um, and I just, I like, I feel like I have a good sense of people after being in the business
01:45:50.640
world and just living for as long as I have and interacting with people.
01:45:54.980
Just forever for fucking a hundred years I've been alive.
01:45:57.680
And, um, and, and just like, I feel like I have a good judge of character and I really
01:46:04.680
like Ian Carroll and I, and I really like Dave Smith and I really like Tim Poole and I know
01:46:11.320
And it's just like, I come away feeling, um, just a, a, just a different perspective on
01:46:19.480
I've seen, I've spent countless hours with Tim in the poker hall or doing different things.
01:46:24.200
And it's like, you like, he's not faking that, you know, like he's being who he is.
01:46:28.520
Um, and, and I, I feel like particularly given my relationship to Dave and how close Dave is
01:46:34.520
with Rogan, um, and how close Dave is with Tucker that like, you just come away being less
01:46:38.760
jaded about what these people's motivations are and where they're actually like what they're
01:46:44.320
Um, you know, they're all obviously highly driven and very much interested in fame and
01:46:48.720
Like you don't get to the highest levels of any industry.
01:46:51.000
If you're not most likely, uh, particularly a performance industry, like standup comic
01:46:56.520
So I'm not saying that they don't have selfish motivations too.
01:46:59.700
I'm just saying that I think that they are sincere.
01:47:01.840
And I think that particularly in the podcast arena, you cannot be as successful as they've
01:47:06.280
been by painting a narrative and hand crafting it.
01:47:10.040
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Is that their narrative cannot be honest about certain topics.
01:48:23.140
Therefore, their audience senses something's off.
01:48:26.340
And if they ever listen to Candace Owens, if they ever listen to the Dave Smiths of the
01:48:29.480
world or even Rogan, they'll probably start to listen to them more because they just,
01:48:34.200
like, once you're interested in long-form conversations, you're going to be drawn towards
01:48:37.900
the most fruitful, honest, long-form conversations.
01:48:43.620
So I guess that's why I'm more convinced of Rogan's sincerity.
01:48:49.700
In this space, I am skeptical of virtually everyone.
01:48:55.500
I was just talking on the last episode of Nephilim Vest Squad that we did only a couple
01:48:58.600
of hours ago that during the Obama administration, Cass Sunstein got tossed on the administration.
01:49:05.220
He's the guy that wrote Cognitive Infiltration.
01:49:07.780
And a lot of that was surmising that there could be great benefit in infiltrating and then
01:49:13.760
steering these conspiracy movements and positioning, you know, your own person as sort of their
01:49:21.340
And I don't think that that was an unsuccessful plan.
01:49:27.320
I think that probably among us right now, especially given the death of legacy media,
01:49:34.380
there are probably more than a few people who we would call our peers who would fit this
01:49:41.780
You have a group of people that's a breakaway from the masses.
01:49:47.840
They're the lemmings that we talk about often, right?
01:49:52.880
They're the ones that can see through and identify when, you know, something is happening, when
01:49:59.600
Well, you infiltrate them and then you get your guys and you position them and they'll give
01:50:05.960
But then they'll also give you like, but that one thing you're talking about, not the case.
01:50:10.200
And I'm not saying that that's Rogan, but I am left to wonder who among us is that person?
01:50:17.180
Because given the idea that they would be backed by an intelligence agency, lends itself to
01:50:22.640
the idea that they'd probably be quite successful in this space.
01:50:26.660
You see, I disagree with that because the audience demand for the podcast world is just simply
01:50:39.100
I just think that they're failing miserably at it because the way that they were able to
01:50:43.040
cultivate narrative control in the past was we've got three fucking nightly news shows
01:50:50.760
You now have tens of thousands of independent commentators.
01:50:57.060
And the audience itself, the whole reason that we're not watching the nightly news is because
01:51:02.900
So we're already a unique subset of humanity that is like interested in honesty.
01:51:07.800
Therefore, we migrated to Joe Rogan back in 2009 or like I did in 2009.
01:51:14.200
But once you're in that lane, though, you sniff out bullshit artists so quickly.
01:51:23.160
And I think that they keep talking about, we need to find our own Joe Rogan.
01:51:31.740
Remember they tried to get their own Alex Jones with Glenn Beck?
01:51:34.120
Yeah, well, and Glenn Beck had a lot of success, but I think it's because Glenn Beck talked
01:51:42.300
He was fucking all, like he was the one that popularized the George Soros shit and all of
01:51:46.200
his funding of overthrows of governments and shit like that.
01:51:50.360
They felt like they were trying to create a mainstream legacy media answer to Alex Jones
01:51:56.380
And I'm not saying that Glenn Beck doesn't have his value.
01:52:00.860
But I'm just saying you can't do that with a totally contrived, like, yes, it could be
01:52:05.200
a limited hangout and maybe Glenn Beck is that.
01:52:07.540
But I'm just saying he was telling some truths that were not being told elsewhere.
01:52:11.720
And so, like, the limited hangout was dangerous, you know, like they let some real shit get
01:52:17.800
out there and it became very popular as a consequence of his success on Fox News and
01:52:22.100
then his radio show and Blaze and everything else that he's done since then.
01:52:25.320
But I just think, like, every next generation, there's this new iteration of the old guard.
01:52:32.240
You know, Alex Jones, yes, they tried to co-op, you know, they tried to create him with Glenn
01:52:36.340
Beck, but then Alex Jones really, like his heir apparent at this point, appears to be
01:52:42.840
And Ian Carroll goes way harder on Israel than Alex Jones has historically.
01:52:48.060
So I just think that, like, this is the natural evolution.
01:52:51.060
And even though I've only spent, you know, a limited amount of time and even though I've
01:52:54.140
spoken very highly of Ian Carroll, he can prove to be flawed.
01:53:01.800
But I think that if he does, if he fucks up badly, which he briefly fucked up when he
01:53:06.880
was talking about, you know, Trump's plan with Gaza and owning it and saying, maybe this
01:53:12.300
And his audience was absolutely furious with him.
01:53:14.300
My point is, like, with fame and fortune, he could totally lose sight of what matters most.
01:53:20.120
And if you do that, you will lose your audience, or at least you will lose that incredible
01:53:26.940
So I think that's everybody's, you know, in our world, that's what everyone has to
01:53:31.480
focus on is, like, if you ever lose sight of what you're really striving towards, which
01:53:36.100
is truth, well, then you're, and this is where I, it's funny that I'm the one preaching
01:53:44.120
And if you lose sight of that, then you will ultimately fall, you know, you'll be a fallen
01:53:49.120
This is a, it's the greatest, it's the greatest thing about what we're doing now, what you've
01:53:55.560
And apparently now I am doing, put my foot in, it's like, I'm constantly looking out
01:53:59.340
for, like, when your favorite content creator is going to just slip up and do this thing
01:54:04.660
and then take this side that is complete, that I no longer, I can no longer get behind.
01:54:10.820
Bongino, when he's like, we've, you know, Epstein, he was on IRL a year ago.
01:54:15.200
And he's like, you know, Epstein, he was, uh, he was working for a nation in the Middle
01:54:21.480
But, but his audience, like he lost a big chunk of his audience because of that.
01:54:25.200
Because as soon as you, as soon as you, like, once you, you grow an audience because you're
01:54:30.100
telling the truth, you're telling it how it is.
01:54:31.960
And then there's this one thing that you just go, I don't know.
01:54:39.960
Let's, let's run through these, let's run through these super chats because we got stuck
01:54:43.580
So we have like a couple more and then we'll get out of here.
01:54:46.380
Um, again, Pizza John, uh, the hard truth is that the vast majority of people don't give
01:54:50.400
a fuck about Jeffrey Epstein or their relationship between the U.S. and Israel.
01:54:54.900
It doesn't track in the top 20 things people care about.
01:55:01.880
And so people's opinions and concerns are not their own.
01:55:04.340
There, there's probably, there's probably some pictures though that people could see that
01:55:08.240
will change their mind on some of these things.
01:55:10.400
I mean, there's maybe like there are campaigns up against a wall with a palm cross and some
01:55:22.780
Uh, there's no legit evidence that Ian is a fed.
01:55:25.500
Anyone who makes it big from this scene, uh, will be new.
01:55:33.620
Ian is perfect for the normie wisp, the normie whisperer, hot and relatable.
01:55:40.400
A lot of people are mad because they're like, why is he and Carol is getting famous off of
01:55:46.760
Six, eight long, beautiful hair, killer mustache, amazing jawline.
01:55:54.760
I've been saying shit for years and nobody gives a fuck.
01:55:56.900
My facial features have, have contributed to exactly where I'm at my station and like
01:56:03.280
If I'm seven feet tall, look like Ian Carroll and I'm like where I'm at, I'm fucking up.
01:56:07.560
So it's not, it's not a surprise when people say this, like it's, it's inorganic.
01:56:11.320
Maybe, maybe he had some breaks here and there, but like, yeah, no, the guy brings great information.
01:56:18.740
I think, I think the other reason that he's so successful is that, that he hasn't been
01:56:23.600
And if you, if you have had any, I mean, Ryan Dawson, as you, you've gone, uh, tour with
01:56:29.600
him a few times, uh, Whitney Webb and Alex Jones.
01:56:36.440
My, my point is like, once you, once you've been in the conspiracy theorist realm and you've
01:56:40.580
just been ignored and pilloried and blacklisted and everything else, like I'm, I'm, I'm,
01:56:44.120
that's justifiable upset, like that they're dealing with.
01:56:49.020
I'm just saying once you're in that mode, it makes you a much less compelling speaker
01:56:53.420
because no one wants to listen to you fucking bitch about your life.
01:56:58.860
So shut the fuck up about how you've been, you know, bring information, bring the heat.
01:57:02.740
Like if you, but that's just a, that's a life lesson, right?
01:57:09.520
It's like, well, fucking keep talking about it, David Icke.
01:57:16.460
And David Icke's like, well, everybody's talking about a thing that I talked about.
01:57:31.980
I think, I mean, they burn out because they're burnt out, one.
01:57:35.060
But also they burn out because once you start to become bitter, your audience just gets sick
01:57:39.740
of it and they move on to someone who's more hopeful and optimistic in the, you know.
01:57:45.340
And I'm sorry, but like Ryan Dawson and Whitney Webb, even though I like Ryan a lot, I don't
01:57:49.520
know Whitney, but like there is just a tinge of like, fuck the world that like people don't
01:57:57.380
And Ian Carroll is just jubilant because he's had all of these doors open to him that he
01:58:02.340
And, and, and that, that energy conveys a positivity that I think more audiences want to listen
01:58:07.660
And it's why, it's why I can't be, it's why I had to stop, step away from like the whole,
01:58:13.640
the whole Jewish narrative because I'm like, I'm saying things.
01:58:22.480
And people could tell, I can tell that it's not fun for me.
01:58:28.260
Like if I really hated black people, when I make jokes about them, it wouldn't be funny.
01:58:32.340
It's funny because it's like, there's a, this lightheartedness where it's like, Hey,
01:58:38.340
Once you start getting too close to that, it's all downhill.
01:58:42.960
I'm like, dude, you're just saying the N word to say it.
01:58:45.380
You know, like it sounds, it sounds, it sounds angry and it doesn't sound funny.
01:58:50.160
And like, because of that people, yeah, it sounds not funny at all to me.
01:58:53.860
And then I'm like, then I don't want to do this anymore.
01:59:03.280
Um, all right, let's, let's move on to the super chat.
01:59:05.340
We have one more after this, uh, wait till Clint finds out about the first hoax that the
01:59:10.260
I don't know what you're talking about, Dylan, but the next one is a banger.
01:59:12.920
And this is kind of mean, uh, Trump like Epstein, Clint likes Tim.
01:59:25.120
And I, I have some harsh words to say about Tim, but Jesus, dude, I would never say that
01:59:40.240
I like where his, uh, has a way of making you less gay.
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I just feel like there's some meat left on these Jew bones.
02:01:03.180
I definitely do not need to keep talking about Jews.
02:01:11.340
But I am curious what your guys' thoughts are on the persecution of the Tate brothers
02:01:15.840
because we did not get a chance to talk about that.
02:01:18.680
The AG, I think it was the AG of Florida, or some attorney in Florida in the government,
02:01:23.740
came out and said after, I guess, DeSantis instructed him and posted it boldly,
02:01:29.960
basically, find me the man, show me the crime type of mentality.
02:01:33.300
It personally made me sick, regardless of whether or not you think these guys are terrible
02:01:38.160
for the culture and fucking maybe even criminals.
02:01:40.480
I just don't like what they're doing at all with it.
02:01:51.700
You thought that they brought evidence of them trafficking children in Romania to their hotel
02:01:57.880
I do enjoy, I do enjoy, Clint, targeting your political enemies.
02:02:02.440
I don't necessarily understand why they're their political enemies besides some kind of
02:02:11.060
Why are they the political enemies of DeSantis?
02:02:13.980
Because they have, I mean, he's been, you know, they could be as petty as this.
02:02:18.960
The Tate brothers have been big boosters for Trump.
02:02:21.200
Um, and DeSantis, as we recall, ran for the presidency and got blown the fuck out.
02:02:25.800
And maybe it's that simple that he's just like, and now that his wife is going to try
02:02:29.620
and run to be governor of Florida, that he just looks at these guys and he's like, I
02:02:32.560
can't have these incredibly compelling, charismatic dudes talking about whoever's running against
02:02:44.220
Because last time we were talking, it was just like the Tate brothers aren't welcome
02:02:50.460
You can still come in, but no one's going to welcome you.
02:02:53.580
The fucking attorney in Florida came out and said, I have, I have filed, like they have
02:03:02.980
And I don't know if, I don't think that happened.
02:03:04.600
Cause if it had, I'm sure the Tates would have fucking put out a video.
02:03:06.160
Well, don't you need probable cause to be able to get the warrant?
02:03:08.240
This is my point is like the, and then when, when they tweet about it, they're basically
02:03:12.740
saying that the probable cause is like decades old video of the Tate brothers talking about
02:03:18.860
And I'm like, that's, is that probable cause really some words on a video?
02:03:27.940
And what, what bothers me the most about it is that you spent two plus years, some of
02:03:35.600
The Tate brothers did in Romania being actively investigated by DICOT or whatever it's called.
02:03:41.460
Um, and they never saw trial and it's like, and then these are Americans that are clearly
02:03:46.120
being personally, uh, you know, uh, politically prosecuted there probably because of the U S
02:03:51.240
state department and the Biden administration trying to hunt his ass down there.
02:03:54.380
Uh, and then he gets released with, with assistance from someone in the, from Rick, uh, Rick
02:04:00.980
Grinnell, according to Roger Stone actually went, or at least had a phone call with the
02:04:07.080
They land in Florida and then DeSantis fucking tries to throw them in prison.
02:04:15.040
Uh, admittedly, I did see a really cool video of Tristan Tate beating the shit out of a 15
02:04:21.160
And I got to say, he looked in like the prime of his life at that time was a really aggressive
02:04:26.740
I would not want to fight that version of Tristan Tate at all.
02:04:31.040
He's beating up some 15 year old girl and you're like, I don't know.
02:04:36.840
I didn't know that Tristan Tate also had hands.
02:04:40.800
I'm sure she maybe owed him money or was misbehaving, but, uh, I don't know.
02:04:46.340
It was so long ago that even I am like, number one, solid technique.
02:04:58.260
I have not seen that video, but I'm going to have to check it out.
02:05:11.400
And, and to, to their credit, whoever this mysterious, uh, uh, warrior was, it was very
02:05:18.360
It was very hard to determine who they actually were.
02:05:23.020
Maybe I'm saying something unfounded, but he beat ass like a Tate brother.
02:05:41.480
He says, they said they were leaving yesterday.
02:05:44.320
And then he goes, here, here's a, let me bring this up real quick.
02:05:59.860
I understand why he's a political threat because God forbid this guy runs for some kind of office
02:06:04.500
or just decides to become influential in this space, in this political space in Florida,
02:06:09.660
where basically Florida is dictating where America will go.
02:06:13.580
It's super dangerous, especially if you've set up for the last four years, Ron DeSantis,
02:06:18.220
or the last eight years, doing a specific thing for Florida and understanding that you're pointing this nation.
02:06:26.320
So I understand why you would be threatened by it.
02:06:30.020
Is there anybody that's more Florida than the Tate brothers?
02:06:35.400
They're like, they are the embodiment of Florida.
02:06:38.040
So Tate tweets out, he says, I do random hand signals at random people I walk past.
02:06:42.060
So the FBI following me has to work out why I held up four fingers to a crackhead.
02:06:49.100
Honestly, I think that Florida could become, Florida's an awesome place.
02:06:55.140
If, imagine the Tate brothers ran for like one of them became the governor of Florida.
02:07:01.340
So as far as I'm concerned, the 15-year-olds around my neighborhood, fucking annoying.
02:07:09.840
I have nieces that I would ask Tristan Tate to beat the shit out of.
02:07:13.840
These 15-year-old girls have never worked a hard day in their life.
02:07:16.660
They need to show their bottle in front of a camera.
02:07:24.620
Yeah, I think bring them in and let's get these kids to shut the fuck up for a second.
02:07:29.660
Like I said, I got a couple of nieces that I think would be huge fans of the Tate brothers.
02:07:35.160
We got to have the Tate brothers basically just become kings of Florida so they can beat the shit out
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All of the 15-year-old girls in Florida, they really need a reality check.
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Honestly, if there was any state that had a problem with their teenagers, it would probably be Florida.
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I'm glad because this conversation was fairly serious for the first 90 minutes.
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Yeah, we had to convey why this is in fact called Dangerous Retards.
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And if you think we did, it's because you're wrong and retarded.