Nephilim Death Squad - February 21, 2025


Dangerous RTRD's： Kash Patel Confirmed as FBI Director - 002


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The boys are back with another episode of Dangerously Depressed. This week, the boys discuss the FBI Director nominee for the position of No. 5 on the Senate Intelligence Committee, Andrew Yang. They also discuss how to deal with people who are too retarded to stop saying stupid things.

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00:02:23.360 All right, we have an FBI director, Cash Patel, getting 51 votes in a Senate-wide confirmation vote just a moment ago to 49 no's,
00:02:32.000 which means that two Republican senators did not vote for him.
00:02:35.280 For that and more, let's go to senior correspondent, Chad Pergram, who's following all the moves on Capitol Hill.
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00:04:38.180 Clint, let's just go right into this, because this is something that I think you could speak too much better than either me or David, this dude, Cash Patel.
00:04:48.280 Well, you've debated him.
00:04:50.620 You sort of know this guy.
00:04:51.840 No, did a panel with him.
00:04:53.540 Okay.
00:04:54.120 You spoke with him.
00:04:54.720 You had dinner with him.
00:04:55.520 Yeah, you fuck.
00:04:56.220 You guys fuck.
00:04:57.280 You guys did, but you actually spoke about the FBI and either abolishing it or just pushing it back and gutting it completely.
00:05:08.200 I think that was his stance, right?
00:05:09.820 Yeah.
00:05:10.040 I'll give you the background just so people understand.
00:05:12.680 And, you know, I've only met him once, but I did a – I don't know if it was 30 minutes or an hour, but it was a panel with myself, Angela McArdle, former chair of the Libertarian Party, Brett Weinstein, and Cash Patel.
00:05:25.740 And the name of the panel, it was at Freedom Fest in Las Vegas about six months ago, I think, maybe eight months ago now.
00:05:33.660 And it was called How to Defeat the Deep State.
00:05:36.680 And the guy who was on this panel with me is now the head of the FBI.
00:05:43.360 As of like a half an hour ago.
00:05:45.060 Yeah, he's been confirmed.
00:05:46.000 What do you think then – what do you expect to see from him first?
00:05:52.040 I think he's going to fire a hell of a lot of people.
00:05:55.460 He seems to really understand, you know, how many people were working against Trump in the first go around.
00:06:01.740 And, you know, he kind of soft-pedaled it.
00:06:03.680 He did what Bobby did, you know, to get HHS.
00:06:07.060 The last month, they kind of shut the fuck up.
00:06:09.320 They downplay all of their conspiracy theorizing, you know, publicly.
00:06:13.120 And now I think he's going to go in there and just wreck shop.
00:06:16.300 That's my expectation.
00:06:17.380 If he doesn't do that, I will be disappointed.
00:06:20.300 Well, firing people is maybe a little bit more aggressive.
00:06:24.480 There's quite a bit of offering of severance packages going lately that I've seen to federal employees.
00:06:29.980 Something to the tune of like, what is like 60,000 federal employees accepted the severance package?
00:06:37.740 Yeah, it's basically just an eight-month buyout.
00:06:40.080 You get your full salary for eight months.
00:06:41.480 Look, that's what they have to do because the firing process for a federal employee is almost impossible or very, very challenging.
00:06:51.340 So they're just like, hey, how about instead of, you know, taking the hard path, let's just incentivize, let's bribe these people to leave.
00:06:58.400 I think it's a good step.
00:06:59.600 But in the FBI, I don't think you're going to have that many that accept the resignation.
00:07:04.360 I think you're going to have to fire people, particularly the ones that are probably on the payroll for the real people that run this country.
00:07:13.640 So I think you're going to have to fire some of these people.
00:07:17.420 I mean, some of these people literally tried to coup the sitting president of the United States.
00:07:22.000 They tried to frame him for treason.
00:07:23.200 So do you think they're just going to, like, sail off into the sunset?
00:07:27.960 Like, maybe.
00:07:29.000 But I think that, like, it's obvious that there was real deep state activity to try and undermine Trump from nine years ago.
00:07:37.700 Yeah, these are real deal spies at the highest level.
00:07:40.520 I think he might be playing some sort of a blood game.
00:07:44.820 I think his job might be probably the most dangerous out of the three that have been confirmed or the two that have been confirmed so far.
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00:09:25.020 That's why I expect to see sort of the death throes.
00:09:29.540 I expect to see a lot of writhing in these coming days just because I agree with you.
00:09:34.700 This is the most dangerous of the three when it comes to the implications and what he can get done.
00:09:40.300 And really, that's a threat to the sort of ambiguous deep state.
00:09:44.920 And so I expect – I don't think they're just going to go willingly.
00:09:47.640 I agree with that idea that this is going to ruffle some feathers.
00:09:51.300 This isn't like giving a severance package to IRS workers.
00:09:54.960 This is a little bit more nefarious, or at least it can be.
00:09:58.100 And so, yeah, I kind of am excited not to be into the doom and gloom,
00:10:04.140 but I expect to see something taking place.
00:10:06.520 I don't think they're just going to walk.
00:10:08.060 Well, the other reason that they probably won't quit is that what you've seen from the Trump administration so far
00:10:13.080 is that he is ripping up their clearances, and that is the real gravy train for anybody that works in the deep state
00:10:20.700 is that once you exit the federal government, if you still maintain your clearance,
00:10:25.140 you still have access to top-secret information.
00:10:28.420 Basically, you just sell that information to K Street or Wall Street, like the largest corporations.
00:10:35.380 So if they're doing that still, which they are, I just don't see why these guys would leave.
00:10:40.980 Like, they're going to drag their feet as hard as possible because that was their golden parachute.
00:10:46.000 You fuck up in the FBI or, you know, some new administration comes in, they try and purge you.
00:10:50.220 Okay, that's fine.
00:10:51.040 Now you're just going to go work for, you know, Boeing or whatever, sit on the board and get a million dollars a year.
00:10:56.320 Let me ask you a question, Clint.
00:10:58.040 This will pertain to our previous episode about the cartel debate.
00:11:02.700 Do you think that these people are as ideological as I do?
00:11:07.740 I'm talking about the FBI and the CIA, these deep state people.
00:11:11.720 Do you think that when the money dries up, because, like, what you're describing is just money.
00:11:16.620 They can sell this information to the media.
00:11:18.160 They can go work for, you know, corporations doing whatever behind the scenes after they've made their deals.
00:11:23.800 But if they've essentially taken their clearance away and they're no longer valuable assets and the money's dried up,
00:11:30.500 do you think they hold a vendetta, do you think they really bother put, like, the comparison that I'm going to make is, like, the war in the Middle East.
00:11:40.400 That wasn't a war, like, against the cartels.
00:11:44.320 The cartel is money-driven.
00:11:46.060 The Middle East was ideological. 0.55
00:11:47.800 We attacked their religion and their culture and their homeland. 1.00
00:11:50.920 And this seems more like if we take the money away, like, from the cartels or, like, I would, somebody, I forget who it was.
00:11:58.640 I think it was Tristan Tate.
00:11:59.780 He was, like, I don't know how many cartel agents follow me or cartel members follow me, but I would advise you this.
00:12:06.340 Take your money and just get the fuck out because you've already gotten enough.
00:12:11.360 What you're going to get right now is probably targeted drone bombs on your million-dollar houses.
00:12:16.840 And I think that he's right.
00:12:17.920 These people are motivated by money.
00:12:19.340 What do you think about that?
00:12:21.620 Yeah.
00:12:22.160 I think, I mean, there are clearly ideologues that exist within the federal government, particularly in the deep state.
00:12:28.140 They perceive their power to be omnipotent.
00:12:30.520 They are addicted to that power.
00:12:32.320 It's not this huge financial windfall to be a member of the deep state.
00:12:36.800 Like, it's usually the money comes later.
00:12:39.240 The power comes first, which is totally, like, inverted from the free market.
00:12:44.000 Normally, you get the money, then you have power.
00:12:46.420 In the government, it's like the power comes from your status, from being in the government itself.
00:12:50.920 So for these people, I think it's not, they're not, you know, they're not jihadis.
00:12:55.940 They're not going to strap on a suicide vest and spread into a crowd of, you know, Trump supporters or anything like that.
00:13:02.020 But I think that, like, if they have any avenue by which they get to undermine, you know, Trump and his supporters, they will still do that.
00:13:10.080 But I think that the issue is that they won't have much power to do anything.
00:13:14.780 And I think that's why I think Kash Patel has a chance of actually really, like, rectifying so much of the evils that we were dealing with.
00:13:23.820 Is that once you strip these people of their clearances, once you strip them of their, you know, authoritative position in government, they're just nobodies.
00:13:32.100 They're nothing.
00:13:32.580 And that's the other reason they fought, you know, Trump so hard is that they know that.
00:13:37.000 Like, once they're out, if they actually get stripped of all this, they're just fucking, they're just these paper-pushing DMV employees, basically.
00:13:43.420 Well, I am, I said before that I'm kind of expecting something coming down the pipe in the way of, like, the death throes of the deep state, let's just call it.
00:13:52.360 We have these two things happening right now where Kash Patel is now head of the FBI and you have RFK and he's handling all of this, you know, health and nutrition apparatus here in the states.
00:14:01.520 And you can make a huge argument that this deep state, if it truly does have its claws and all this, you know, all these various machinations that are leveraged against us, the medical apparatus is a huge one.
00:14:12.360 You know, from the outside looking in, you could kind of reductively say that a massive portion of it is meant to just keep us sedated and keep us dumb.
00:14:21.040 You know, we're overprescribing to the tune of what, probably millions of people.
00:14:25.420 I mean, that's speculative, but I don't think that we need to be on SSRIs and antidepressants and, you know, all these different medications, psychological medications that we are.
00:14:34.400 Not 20% of us.
00:14:35.940 Right, right, right.
00:14:36.800 And that's probably, I would imagine that those numbers are maybe a little bit, because there's people that are self-diagnosing and then they're going out and getting their hands on these things.
00:14:43.860 Like, Adderall has become kind of a, you know, what would you call it, a recreational drug at this point.
00:14:49.020 And it's rife within, especially even in our community, right, content creators, it's like, got to stay sharp, got to be articulate, got to put the...
00:14:56.460 Talking about destiny?
00:14:57.860 Yeah, no, I mean, there's veracity to that.
00:14:59.960 It's not just destiny.
00:15:00.960 I was like, I don't know any podcasters that are taking Adderall, but all right.
00:15:03.900 Not even one?
00:15:05.400 I don't, but, well, I don't know that, maybe I do, but I don't know it factually.
00:15:09.360 Well, I think more so in the media is where you get that.
00:15:11.940 And so journalists and things like that, you know, that's kind of an epidemic among journalists.
00:15:15.580 And these are people that are self-diagnosing.
00:15:17.180 Much of them aren't.
00:15:18.080 I've read articles and pieces from people that are like, yeah, within journalism, most of us are on Adderall.
00:15:25.040 I don't know.
00:15:25.380 That's anecdotal.
00:15:25.980 I don't know how true it is.
00:15:26.880 But if we do take that...
00:15:29.420 They act like crackheads.
00:15:30.400 That kind of checks out.
00:15:31.640 They do act like crackheads.
00:15:32.660 They're pretty prolific crackheads, too.
00:15:34.120 So, I mean, if you do take that at face value, that most of this apparatus is there to, like, sedate us, right, to keep us in this kind of fog.
00:15:43.960 The propaganda machine is levied against us.
00:15:45.640 We're going after two.
00:15:47.060 And wait, maybe even in that breath, I just said the propaganda machine.
00:15:49.980 Legacy media is dying.
00:15:51.540 That's a huge tool for them.
00:15:53.020 The medical industry is going to be revamped in a huge way.
00:15:56.220 And so is our food, right, here in the West.
00:15:58.460 That's a huge benefit for them.
00:16:00.460 They used to use that to leverage against us.
00:16:02.020 Not anymore, it seems.
00:16:02.940 And now Cash Patel is the head of the FBI, and we're going after the cartels and things.
00:16:06.960 I mean, we're really fucking with somebody's plan.
00:16:10.700 We're really fucking with somebody's bottom dollar.
00:16:13.480 And that's not going to bode well.
00:16:15.820 I don't...
00:16:16.420 Like, just going back to what I said before, I don't think you just walk away and go,
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00:17:39.560 I believe that Donald Trump has survived multiple assassination attempts,
00:17:44.240 and you guys tend not to believe that.
00:17:46.040 But, you know, that plays perfectly into my thesis that those were, in fact, genuine attacks.
00:17:51.080 That, yes, he was challenging the establishment in a way that was existential,
00:17:55.580 and as a consequence, they attempted to take him out.
00:17:58.320 I can't prove that, you know, beyond a shadow of a doubt, but that's my assumption as of now.
00:18:03.040 I want to play off what you were saying because I think that the metaphor of the, you know,
00:18:09.040 how corporate media figures lost their power or are losing their stranglehold on the narrative
00:18:14.880 is a great example of, like, your question earlier about,
00:18:18.380 all right, so what do the FBI agents do when they get stripped of their clearance and they're fired?
00:18:23.580 Look at Don Lemon.
00:18:25.640 He speaks to an audience not much bigger than mine.
00:18:28.940 Right.
00:18:29.480 Like, that's who he is now.
00:18:31.560 He's basically a nobody.
00:18:33.020 He's just another podcaster like us.
00:18:35.220 And it's like, because you lost the veneer of authority via CNN
00:18:38.820 and just having it force-fed into a bunch of boomers' brains, you know, in liberal states or cities,
00:18:45.740 like, you're nobody now.
00:18:47.580 Yeah, you lost the backing.
00:18:48.120 So I think that's what will happen to them, too.
00:18:50.060 They lost the backing of Pfizer and Moderna, right?
00:18:53.140 I mean, those were your big financiers, and so you ain't got that kind of money anymore.
00:18:57.940 What's more interesting about that is guys like Andrew Cuomo and Don Lemon,
00:19:03.040 they have lost the veneer or the pedestal of CNN, right?
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00:19:09.860 Like, one has to work for Patrick David, the other one is just doing gay stuff. 0.95
00:19:12.780 But CNN itself, it no longer has its veneer either because Donald Trump has performed a masterful eight-year plan
00:19:21.940 of calling them fake news until they literally were fake news, and now they are nothing.
00:19:28.900 And Elon Musk has come along and replaced them.
00:19:31.240 The one-two punch of Donald Trump and Elon Musk really, really worries me.
00:19:36.460 Yeah.
00:19:36.560 It excites me, but it fucking makes me super scared.
00:19:40.660 You know why? Because it's a consolidation of power behind two charismatic –
00:19:44.760 and charismatic is a weird word to use when it comes to Elon Musk.
00:19:47.400 He's much more charismatic in, like, action than he is in personality.
00:19:50.960 He's kind of a weird guy, but still, I think it's applicable.
00:19:53.280 It's a consolidation of power behind –
00:19:55.380 But he has star power, though.
00:19:57.240 He does have star power.
00:19:58.380 It's weird because he doesn't have –
00:20:00.020 He doesn't have speaking charisma, but, like, if you see him, like, people gravitate –
00:20:04.800 like, he does have a star thing.
00:20:06.440 Yeah, 100%.
00:20:07.300 Yeah, so in that way, I'm willing to use that terminology, charismatic.
00:20:10.240 Well, he's walking around with a goddamn incubator on his chest, Clint.
00:20:14.020 Walking around with a fucking cyber truck body and shit, and somehow he's just crushing.
00:20:18.280 I mean, so my thing is, like, when you get a charismatic leader –
00:20:21.880 so you said before, like, we don't believe that Donald Trump got shot,
00:20:24.240 and it's, like, I'm here, I'm engaging in these conversations,
00:20:28.600 and I have to suspend this aspect of disbelief that I have in order to engage in these conversations.
00:20:35.640 Can I clarify? I want to clarify that point.
00:20:37.540 I don't believe that he got shot, but that doesn't mean that I don't think that they want to kill him.
00:20:44.480 True.
00:20:44.640 Like, if I were Donald Trump, I would want to have staged that ahead of time
00:20:50.160 and made it look crazy, so that way they can get all the female Secret Service members off my detail. 1.00
00:20:57.440 But, like, it just seems like something I'd want to get ahead of.
00:20:59.980 Now, the guy in the bushes at his golf course? Probably.
00:21:02.800 And there's probably tons of other ones that they will not – will never report on.
00:21:06.740 I mean, years later, we'll get, like, you know, declassified things.
00:21:10.040 Like, yeah, they were trying to kill him here.
00:21:11.400 I think there's been dozens of attempts on him.
00:21:13.860 I'm sure.
00:21:15.220 Look what he's doing!
00:21:16.120 Yeah, well, I mean, and there's – I mean, in fairness, there are attempts on every president.
00:21:21.620 Like, it's – like, we don't hear about it.
00:21:22.800 Yeah, but he's got to be a measure above.
00:21:24.380 But he's – yeah, he's a whole –
00:21:26.980 Aren't they?
00:21:27.680 A whole different floor.
00:21:29.940 But I'll go ahead.
00:21:31.080 I want to get to a point in a second.
00:21:31.480 I was just going to say maybe you guys can explain this a little bit to me,
00:21:33.680 but I don't want to step on this topic.
00:21:35.380 At some point, I'd like to kind of understand what's going on with the whole Fort Knox gold situation.
00:21:41.160 It seems Elon Musk is alluding to auditing that.
00:21:44.300 I want to play off of what Topp was saying, how he's concerned about this dual force of Trump and Elon.
00:21:51.500 I'll give you a perfect example, and this ties into episode one of Dangerous,
00:21:55.060 where I was talking about, you know, what the classification of terrorists being applied to the cartels in Mexico
00:22:02.100 and all of Latin America, because that's actually what they did.
00:22:04.860 It was not just Mexico.
00:22:06.640 And the cartels don't just exist in Mexico, like Colombia and all over the place.
00:22:11.240 What did Elon tweet out as soon as that news dropped?
00:22:14.620 He said, they're now eligible for drone strikes.
00:22:17.800 That's what he said.
00:22:18.980 Nice.
00:22:19.180 And I was like, fuck.
00:22:21.980 That's horrifying.
00:22:23.480 It's horrifying because, and I just want to repeat to people,
00:22:27.000 and I know I get called a pussy and a bitch every time I say this,
00:22:29.520 but these cartel members live here.
00:22:32.920 Here.
00:22:33.660 They are here.
00:22:34.480 So you now are essentially authorizing drone strikes, predator drone strikes on cartel members,
00:22:41.800 potentially on domestic soil.
00:22:43.560 And people are just like, well, what are you going to do, Clint?
00:22:46.540 You just want everybody to die from fentanyl?
00:22:48.280 It's like, no, bitch. 1.00
00:22:49.360 I'm saying, I'm saying like, do you want to live somewhere where fucking predator drones are being,
00:22:53.980 you know, firing on townhomes and shit?
00:22:56.700 Well, that's why when we had this discussion on episode one,
00:22:59.040 it wasn't so much that I disagreed with you that it was a bad idea.
00:23:02.160 My contention was more from the angle of I think it's an inevitability,
00:23:05.720 and I think that it's the time for decorum and figuring it out in a much neater fashion
00:23:11.240 has long since passed.
00:23:12.540 Now we're at the point where we might have to drone strike Colorado.
00:23:14.880 Well, it's just like everything.
00:23:16.560 It's everything that they give you.
00:23:18.220 They're like, we're going to create and we're on YouTube, but soon to be off.
00:23:21.440 We're going to create a virus and then we're going to create a solution for you.
00:23:25.480 It's like, problem, here's your solution.
00:23:28.160 Problem, here's your solution.
00:23:29.480 And it's like, your problem here is now this, the fentanyl trade and, you know,
00:23:34.240 the cartels causing violence in America.
00:23:36.800 Well, we have a solution for you, but there still is a legitimate problem and it does need to be solved.
00:23:41.920 You cannot have a functioning country with a foreign nation running drugs through it and violence and crime. 1.00
00:23:49.300 Well, I don't even think the drugs are my biggest issue.
00:23:51.900 My biggest issue is the human trafficking.
00:23:53.520 But regardless, like, it's dangerous.
00:23:56.080 These are killers, you know.
00:23:59.560 That's just not the point that I'm making, though.
00:24:01.520 The point that I'm making is that the terrorism designation opens up rendition, torture, drone strikes.
00:24:07.960 I mean, full war on terror.
00:24:09.620 Did the war on drugs go well?
00:24:10.720 Did the war on terror go well?
00:24:11.880 No, no.
00:24:12.640 All right, let's combine the two and see how the fuck that goes.
00:24:15.020 Okay, like, good luck.
00:24:16.680 You want to have that shit happening where you live?
00:24:18.820 Like, I personally do not.
00:24:20.640 So that's my concern.
00:24:22.260 I want to close the border.
00:24:23.560 I want to deport the violent motherfuckers. 1.00
00:24:25.420 That should be the answer.
00:24:26.560 I do not know why we have to classify these people as terrorists.
00:24:28.940 It's because he lives in Miami.
00:24:30.040 He's all uptight about it.
00:24:31.460 Yeah, well, there's a lot of fucking cocaine dealers around here. 0.91
00:24:33.800 I'm going to be in trouble, man.
00:24:35.020 See, Clint, we have it under control.
00:24:36.400 It's at home now.
00:24:37.540 We can control it.
00:24:38.280 It's here.
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00:25:39.320 It's going to be great now.
00:25:40.700 It's so much better.
00:25:41.620 Imagine you're driving with your shirt off with your Corvette down the road, and just
00:25:45.720 like a predator drone drops like this precise one that's filled with spoons and forks and
00:25:52.280 shit and just kill some guy next to you. 1.00
00:25:54.680 They've already set the precedent, and Trump has done this a number of times.
00:25:57.760 During his first administration and one time, like a couple weeks ago, somebody overseas,
00:26:04.840 I don't even know where, like in the Middle East somewhere.
00:26:07.000 I know they killed an Iranian like this.
00:26:09.000 They drop a bomb on him that's not quite an explosive, but it's like tacks.
00:26:12.840 It's just super heavy.
00:26:14.080 And they can pinpoint, like they just blew up this guy's car.
00:26:16.640 And only him and everyone in his car died.
00:26:18.960 And you saw the picture just filled with blood.
00:26:21.040 So I'm like, they're telling us that they can do these targeted drones.
00:26:24.360 And you're right.
00:26:25.160 If we designate these people as a terrorist group and they are here in America, they're
00:26:28.860 going to be doing this to them here.
00:26:31.120 But how long until they do it to us?
00:26:33.160 Well, hear me out.
00:26:33.920 I have a much more effective plan.
00:26:35.720 How much do you think that they're wasting in money when it comes to drone strikes and
00:26:40.380 that kind of technology?
00:26:41.400 I think what would be better is invest in an app.
00:26:43.460 Everybody gets a, it's a mandated app.
00:26:46.800 And what it does is it tells you, remember the shit locator for San Francisco where it
00:26:51.840 would tell you where the human shit is?
00:26:53.460 This one tells you where an illegal migrant is.
00:26:56.180 And it's your job to then go and terminate them, take care of them.
00:27:00.180 If you can prove that they were an illegal migrant, well, then the government pays you. 0.97
00:27:03.480 And I think after a while, we could, we could, we could introduce this into ways where like
00:27:08.160 when you see a cop, you just be like terrorist.
00:27:10.620 This is a, this is a cartel member.
00:27:12.380 And like, there's a cop over there.
00:27:13.520 And then if enough people report it, they just send a drone.
00:27:16.860 I am going to thrill you guys with some information you may not be aware of, but this app exists.
00:27:22.560 No, it's not an app, but there are things called letters of mark and reprisal.
00:27:28.140 And that is basically constitutional authority to allow for, to, to deputize citizens to commit
00:27:34.760 murders.
00:27:35.340 And imagine this Clint is in his primary color mobile.
00:27:39.220 He's wearing no shirt, right?
00:27:40.720 He's driving down the highway.
00:27:41.960 All of a sudden he gets a notification.
00:27:43.380 He cuts off, takes the first exit, leans his arm out the window and cracks a round off from
00:27:48.440 his, you know, his, his, uh, his 45 and then he looks at his account as it gets updated
00:27:53.060 with money in real time.
00:27:54.500 Yep.
00:27:54.800 Well, there's, there's plenty of illegals around here to do that, but, uh, this, we're
00:27:58.940 going to have to get this off of YouTube immediately.
00:28:01.080 I don't think we can even joke about it.
00:28:03.920 Dangerous, uh, retards is not, is not long for YouTube. 1.00
00:28:06.840 Uh, I don't know how we're going to navigate that.
00:28:08.680 Like, I just wish we could make it clear that we're joking and then it just, whatever we
00:28:12.100 say is fine, but that's not how it works.
00:28:13.920 The laughter, the laughter should be the cue, right?
00:28:15.960 I'm laughing because I genuinely enjoy it, but I'm not joking at all.
00:28:20.460 This is a think tank.
00:28:21.520 I want everyone laughing because I'm tickled.
00:28:23.620 Yeah.
00:28:24.080 I'm tickled at the thought of it.
00:28:25.560 Yeah.
00:28:25.880 I don't know.
00:28:26.440 Developing the app.
00:28:27.700 Yeah.
00:28:28.000 I, I, I think it would be a great, uh, uh, you know, implementation.
00:28:31.880 Uh, we'll see how it goes in the future.
00:28:33.160 Should we pull the stream off YouTube and, and continue on or?
00:28:36.440 No, it's fine.
00:28:36.960 We're going to, we'll keep going.
00:28:38.000 Uh, but it is, it's, it's worry.
00:28:39.760 It's, it is worrying.
00:28:41.000 Like, uh, my, my old libertarian roots, cause that, that always comes back with it.
00:28:45.600 Like, you know, the consolidation of government or, uh, what do they call it?
00:28:48.980 The centralization of power is something that is happening before our eyes.
00:28:53.580 And I didn't think that they could put me in a position where I'd celebrate it.
00:28:57.620 And, uh, I, you know, me knowing what I know and coming from where I came from.
00:29:02.940 And even you, Clint, to a certain level, you have to be celebrating this.
00:29:06.100 They're, they're auditing the IRS.
00:29:08.100 Oh, yeah.
00:29:08.900 I've been very open about it.
00:29:10.080 Like, he's doing so many things I agree with that I kind of, I try not to flip out as much
00:29:16.480 as I would about like these terrorism designations and shit like that.
00:29:20.200 Um, but I just want to be very clear with people that like, I agree with 80% of what he's doing,
00:29:26.020 but the 20% I hate. 0.53
00:29:27.680 And like, I think it's very, very dangerous.
00:29:29.720 So, I'm just, I'm just trying to be fair, you know, um, but I still think that like
00:29:35.300 the lessons of the war on terror are not lost.
00:29:37.640 Like you don't, you don't like, you don't just then apply those same policies to our
00:29:43.580 homeland and expect it to be great.
00:29:45.660 Like that's fucking nuts.
00:29:47.040 We have a bill of rights.
00:29:48.240 I still believe in privacy.
00:29:49.740 I still believe that like, Hey, collateral damage when it's, uh, an Afghani or, uh, Iraqi, 1.00
00:29:55.100 like that's tragic.
00:29:56.280 But guess what?
00:29:57.140 If it's my fucking family, well then we're going to have a real problem.
00:30:01.040 Um, so like, that's where I get concerned.
00:30:03.820 And, and just one more point of clarification, my family, almost all of them still live in
00:30:08.120 San Diego.
00:30:08.660 This is a border town.
00:30:09.800 Like there's a real, like there are definitely cartel members that are just scattered throughout
00:30:14.000 there.
00:30:14.580 Uh, so it's nerve wracking, man.
00:30:16.980 Well, I don't know what you do instead.
00:30:20.660 You know what I mean?
00:30:21.460 I mean, as far as, uh, you deport them, right.
00:30:25.020 But I mean, you don't drone strike them.
00:30:27.140 Well, that would be one, one is dramatically more fun.
00:30:30.260 Uh, and I can understand it from that point of view.
00:30:32.400 I know you, I know you like the explosions, but come on.
00:30:34.740 I'm just saying, if you have a federal job, it's a boring job.
00:30:37.340 And all of a sudden you can either you sign this piece of paper and they send somebody
00:30:40.920 out to deport these people, or you hit this button and you get to watch through, you know,
00:30:44.920 your VR headset, uh, this building get blown up and you get to watch the ticker, the scoreboard
00:30:49.680 go up.
00:30:50.060 That's a lot more fun.
00:30:50.740 You know what?
00:30:51.100 You've convinced me.
00:30:51.920 Uh, you're right.
00:30:52.500 Let's just launch as many drones. 0.99
00:30:53.580 Let's terminate these people. 0.83
00:30:56.460 So, okay.
00:30:57.200 All right.
00:30:57.440 All right.
00:30:58.200 I want to ask this question as well, because there, there is something to say about, uh,
00:31:03.560 saying the thing, you know, like, uh, uh, Donald Trump is one of my favorite things he did
00:31:09.380 during his first administration was say the thing.
00:31:11.560 And whether he did it or not, he said it.
00:31:14.020 And that causes that, that creates pause in people that creates doubt that actually gets
00:31:18.680 sometimes people to behave in the way that you want.
00:31:21.060 It's a threat.
00:31:22.080 And Elon Musk doing this like autistic threat, like, like, like this, the question that he
00:31:27.420 asked was along the lines of, uh, is Mel Gibson really that buff these days?
00:31:32.300 Right.
00:31:33.040 It's a stupid, it's a stupid question that he kind of knows the answer to, but he's like
00:31:37.060 putting it out there and pushing the narrative.
00:31:38.920 And the question is, uh, so we can drone, we can drone bomb them then.
00:31:42.780 Right.
00:31:43.000 He's doing the same thing.
00:31:43.880 Yeah.
00:31:43.960 He's doing what you're doing.
00:31:45.040 I'm just asking questions.
00:31:46.700 That's it.
00:31:46.940 It wasn't a question.
00:31:47.960 It wasn't a question.
00:31:48.980 I'm asking a question.
00:31:50.320 He said, he said, this means they're now eligible for drone strikes.
00:31:54.620 There was no question.
00:31:55.860 Uh, at least not in my recollection of reading it.
00:31:58.440 So he's also, he's in charge of SpaceX and he's, I mean, well, actually that's kind of
00:32:02.180 worrisome, but he's a, he's not in charge of the defense, like the DOD.
00:32:06.760 So he cannot actively do this with DOD.
00:32:09.680 Yeah.
00:32:10.140 I'm not, I'm not worried about Elon launching drones.
00:32:12.820 I mean, maybe he will at some point, but, um, that's not the point that I'm making.
00:32:16.320 I'm playing off of your concerns that like, yeah, Trump and Elon have immense influence
00:32:21.540 power in terms of popularizing ideas that may otherwise not be palatable to the American
00:32:27.060 people.
00:32:27.640 And sometimes they're going to popularize ideas that are fucking catastrophic.
00:32:31.460 And I think this is one of them.
00:32:33.560 Well, they can popularize the idea, but again, I think Trump has been pretty good on, uh,
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00:33:38.580 Not going to complete war.
00:33:40.540 He dropped the mother, like mother of all bombs on basically an airport that wasn't really
00:33:45.180 manned at all.
00:33:45.840 Well, I would put money that we don't see drone bombs domestically, but I like the idea.
00:33:53.840 I think you're right.
00:33:55.120 Like odds wise, I agree with you.
00:33:56.580 I don't think it's probable.
00:33:57.960 I'm just saying as soon as you put that classification on these groups, it is now within the realm
00:34:04.960 of possibility.
00:34:05.520 And it was not before.
00:34:06.940 So that's what I don't like.
00:34:08.280 Well, he put the classification on them and then they still, they didn't behave the way
00:34:12.540 he wanted to.
00:34:13.780 And then he tariffed Mexico and then they behaved a little bit.
00:34:16.620 Now it's like his attack dog is telling you outright that like, oh, we can do, like he's
00:34:21.040 just saying, we can do that.
00:34:21.960 Yeah, we can do that.
00:34:22.760 We can bomb you.
00:34:23.860 It's another layer of threat.
00:34:25.800 And it's like, yeah.
00:34:26.340 Yeah, it could ease.
00:34:26.960 Look, you might be right.
00:34:27.920 It might be a tariff threat to try and incentivize people to self-deport. 0.84
00:34:32.340 Like I see that.
00:34:33.740 I'm just saying like, all right, so what if it doesn't work?
00:34:37.320 What if they don't self-deport?
00:34:38.720 Then we got to bomb them.
00:34:39.640 Then we got to drone strike them.
00:34:40.800 This is my point.
00:34:42.020 This is my fucking point.
00:34:43.980 Just fucking bomb them, dude.
00:34:45.540 And is it the worst thing?
00:34:47.000 Is it the worst thing?
00:34:48.120 Do we already have the recipes, right?
00:34:48.920 It feels like ripping a Band-Aid off.
00:34:50.340 It feels like ripping a Band-Aid off.
00:34:51.880 It's got to, you got to go through some pain before things get better.
00:34:54.280 And it's going to get real dark.
00:34:55.320 And yeah, we're going to blow up some buildings and there's going to be some collateral damage
00:34:58.140 and shit. 0.60
00:34:58.560 But look, these people are in Colorado anyway.
00:35:00.360 We don't really care about Colorado.
00:35:01.760 Last time I checked, most of these places-
00:35:04.020 My entire dad's family lives in Colorado.
00:35:05.720 All right, keep going.
00:35:06.080 Okay, all right, well.
00:35:07.900 I mean, look, what is your family doing in a place, by the way, that has a shit app?
00:35:12.760 That has an app that tells you where human feces is?
00:35:14.860 You said they're in San Francisco.
00:35:15.960 Tell those people to move so that we can carpet bomb the place. 0.99
00:35:18.500 Oh, San Diego.
00:35:19.800 There's minimal human shit.
00:35:21.140 But the first time I saw human shit, I fled San Diego.
00:35:24.260 So, homeless dude shit in my front yard.
00:35:26.680 And I was like, I am selling.
00:35:28.040 I'm out of here.
00:35:29.860 He shit in your front yard?
00:35:32.040 That's, well, I mean, he might have really had to go.
00:35:34.440 Well, I'm sure he did, but that doesn't change the fact that like, so I didn't know what
00:35:39.760 to do.
00:35:40.160 I just, there was this human turd with a single napkin sitting on top of it because he had
00:35:45.060 wiped once and then walked away.
00:35:47.300 And I called the cops because I was like, I don't know what to do.
00:35:51.080 Like, can I prosecute?
00:35:52.560 Can I do something to stop these homeless from shitting in my yard? 0.99
00:35:55.380 And they said, there's nothing we can do.
00:35:57.240 And I was like, oh, if there's nothing you can do as homeless people, just, you know,
00:36:00.340 violate my private property, I'm definitely leaving.
00:36:03.000 I think we should be doing a mixture of multitudes of things, right?
00:36:06.340 Deporting them, bombing them, everything in between.
00:36:08.500 And I think that should all be determined on how much human shit is there in an area at
00:36:15.200 any given time.
00:36:15.960 So, if you have a place where there's virtually no human shit, well, then somebody comes in
00:36:18.940 and they deport them.
00:36:19.620 And that's not a big deal.
00:36:20.400 But if you live in a place where you have an app for human shit, carpet bomb is what happens. 0.70
00:36:24.480 And that's, you know, you should know better.
00:36:26.980 Again, you've convinced me.
00:36:27.960 I think this is a great idea.
00:36:29.240 By the way, had they issued a letter of mark and reprisal to me right after I found the
00:36:34.880 homeless dude shit, I would have hunted him for sports. 1.00
00:36:37.860 Oh, that would have been cool.
00:36:39.180 Like, that would have been really cool.
00:36:41.440 And it would have been constitutionally mandated.
00:36:43.180 Because, like, a week prior, my car had been broken into and my wallet had been stolen
00:36:46.960 because I left it in there.
00:36:48.240 And I don't know if it was the same guy.
00:36:50.000 But regardless, I would have hunted both of those homeless people down, mercilessly, like, 0.83
00:36:54.120 taken.
00:36:54.860 Me and my wife, we went to New Orleans, which is a terrible place and I wouldn't recommend
00:36:58.500 it.
00:36:58.840 And we actually stepped in human shit in New Orleans.
00:37:03.640 And so there's no shortage of it.
00:37:05.600 And that's one of those examples where it's like, if you're talking about a rural area
00:37:09.940 with a small community that everybody gets together, everybody does their part, and then
00:37:15.020 you're talking about New Orleans, right, where it's like, it's clearly a despicable place.
00:37:19.480 It smells like shit.
00:37:20.140 It looks like shit.
00:37:20.780 I don't think that that's much of a...
00:37:23.020 I agree with what you're saying with the whole deportation thing.
00:37:25.960 But I don't think we can look at every state the same way.
00:37:29.520 Okay.
00:37:32.640 So basically, liberal states, we bomb, and Republican states, we do.
00:37:36.860 Listen, I don't know.
00:37:38.120 I don't think we should bomb...
00:37:39.520 That's definitely how you get a civil war. 0.78
00:37:41.180 It's very unpopular.
00:37:42.000 In fairness, the liberals are all disarmed.
00:37:43.780 So what are they going to do?
00:37:45.100 Right.
00:37:45.240 It's super unpopular to drop bombs on the United States as the United States.
00:37:50.180 It's happened before.
00:37:51.600 I forget the town.
00:37:52.540 I think in Chicago, right?
00:37:53.680 Didn't they bomb a whole city street?
00:37:55.720 I think it was Philly.
00:37:57.340 For what?
00:37:59.120 It was...
00:37:59.700 Black people.
00:38:00.740 Yeah, black people.
00:38:02.280 Sometimes the blacks get out of hand. 1.00
00:38:04.240 You got to just drop a bomb.
00:38:04.620 Is that now Kensington Avenue?
00:38:06.040 Is that what happened?
00:38:07.180 It's turned into a fentanyl alleyway, essentially.
00:38:11.600 I guess you never really recover when you get carpet bombing.
00:38:13.520 It was like 30, 40 years ago.
00:38:14.940 It was very...
00:38:15.780 I mean, it was buried, but it was a big story, obviously.
00:38:20.060 You don't like to have the government bombing people.
00:38:22.580 So, I mean, among other things, we have this idea of them auditing the IRS.
00:38:27.940 And I asked you guys before if you could unpack a little bit of this for me,
00:38:31.380 because I'm the politically retarded one of the show. 0.72
00:38:33.520 So, when I hear Elon Musk talking about auditing Fort Knox,
00:38:36.700 and they're talking about the lack of gold or the perceived lack of gold in Fort Knox...
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00:39:35.720 Fort Knox, where is this all going?
00:39:38.200 Well, there has been an effort by Ron Paul and others to try and audit Fort Knox for decades.
00:39:43.600 To prove out our gold holdings.
00:39:45.940 Because despite the fact that we left the gold standard in 71, when the gold window was closed by Nixon,
00:39:52.240 there was still this assumption that like, yeah, America still has reserves of precious metals.
00:39:59.540 Right.
00:40:00.160 In particular, an enormous stockpile of gold.
00:40:03.220 And they have continued to claim that without any evidence or audit to demonstrate that that's factually accurate.
00:40:08.980 So that's the reason that it's a big deal, is that if they don't have it, well, then the United States government,
00:40:13.880 which is already $37, $38 trillion in debt, does not have the assets that they're claiming either,
00:40:19.620 which just continues to add to the evidence that we are defunct as a nation.
00:40:24.300 So it would be bad.
00:40:25.380 It would be very bad.
00:40:26.680 That feels like it leads to dollar collapse.
00:40:28.860 I mean, if we're really on the cusp of that already, and the world then loses faith in the backing of the dollar.
00:40:35.620 When I was younger...
00:40:36.260 It gets worse.
00:40:36.820 It gets worse than that, because you add in the tariff wars, the trade wars that we're participating in.
00:40:42.840 You add in the fact that we're essentially abandoning all of our NATO allies and telling them,
00:40:48.100 hey, you deal with Ukraine, we're out. 0.99
00:40:49.940 Right.
00:40:50.480 You will see lots of foreign governments pivoting to other blocks of power.
00:40:56.260 And if they do that, then many of them will stop using the dollar as their primary trading currency in global trade,
00:41:03.540 particularly Europe, because most countries would accept European currency.
00:41:08.280 That would add very much so to the flood of foreign U.S. dollars that sit overseas,
00:41:15.480 having them funnel back into America, in which case the inflation cycle picks up very rapidly,
00:41:20.060 and then you end up in a hyperinflationary period.
00:41:21.900 So it's not without danger.
00:41:24.420 So you wouldn't...
00:41:25.420 If you had to bet, Clint, what do you think we'll see?
00:41:27.840 Like Elon is talking about live streaming the rate or the audit of Fort Knox.
00:41:33.180 Because now I'm thinking you're 100% right.
00:41:35.580 Isn't it so crazy how the dollar, even though it's no longer tied to gold at all,
00:41:41.740 but the fact that there will be no gold in Fort Knox...
00:41:44.320 What I was telling my wife when she asked about it, she's like, well, what does that do?
00:41:48.200 And I said, all it does is like it's like a demoralization thing.
00:41:51.360 Like if people don't see gold in there, they'll lose their shit, but they don't understand the...
00:41:55.280 Like they don't understand that we're not even tied to it anymore.
00:41:57.540 But the perception of us being tied to it is what holds up the perception of the money that is no longer tied to it.
00:42:04.740 So this whole thing feels like a Band-Aid ripoff, too, just like the whole whatever you do about the cartels.
00:42:10.540 Well, you know what? Now I'm on board because every time you use the ripping off a Band-Aid metaphor, you convince me.
00:42:15.560 It's a good metaphor, dude. It's a good metaphor.
00:42:18.020 Sometimes you just got to rip off the Band-Aid, dude.
00:42:21.400 But the way that I'm thinking is like, you know, this could be to the detriment of this new administration.
00:42:26.740 It's not necessarily... I mean, obviously, it's in the best interest of the country to rectify whatever's going on with our economy and our dollar.
00:42:33.240 But it's not to the best interest of this new administration to immediately do something or unearth something that could cause the collapse of the dollar.
00:42:40.820 I completely agree. But this is why I've been as optimistic as I have been about Trump round two is that it seems as if there is some willingness to do things that will be temporarily painful for the benefit of the long-term health of this country.
00:42:58.340 Deportations. That is not without consequence. You deport all these people. You end up applying additional wage pressures, like upward wage pressures, because now you have to get Americans to do these jobs because we're losing so many of our field workers and things that illegals had been handling. 0.99
00:43:16.240 Once you start to actually pay real wages to the Americans that fill these roles, well, then the cost of those goods, the increase in those costs, they transfer over to the consumer.
00:43:27.760 That just adds to the inflationary feeling that we deal with.
00:43:31.080 So what I'm saying is that that's just one very small example of actions that the Trump administration is taking that will ultimately cause significant short-term pain, that he's just going to have to convince the American people that this is your medicine.
00:43:47.340 This is your vegetables. You just have to eat them.
00:43:50.500 So I think it's a good thing, but I will say if Fort Knox is empty, which I don't think it'll necessarily be empty, but I think it'll have a fraction of the holdings that it claims.
00:43:58.580 Yeah, you're right, Top. Fiat is obviously confetti anyways. It doesn't have any real value, but the value exists as a consequence of belief.
00:44:11.080 And if you just show people an empty vault, ooh, not a good look.
00:44:15.580 The meme of Fort Knox, like people will say, my house is so safe, it's like Fort Knox. They don't even know what they're talking about.
00:44:22.400 They don't even understand how it doesn't even apply to how we live.
00:44:26.800 Like I haven't thought about Fort Knox in so long, but that would be a gut punch to America.
00:44:31.560 And then how they behave after would be very interesting.
00:44:34.180 So I don't think they can show us a completely empty Fort Knox.
00:44:37.720 And I tweeted previously, I'm like, well, if we're going to look at Fort Knox, why the fuck are we waiting so long?
00:44:43.980 Like, are we giving them time to put the gold back?
00:44:46.360 I know that there's been shipments from the UK, but like, yeah, wouldn't it be simple?
00:44:50.600 Let's look at Fort Knox, open it up. Is it all here?
00:44:52.940 Like, we'd be able to tell if a lot was missing, right? If we just looked in the vault.
00:44:57.440 Oh, yeah.
00:44:57.680 Why not?
00:44:58.480 Well, I mean, precious metals have dealt with counterfeits forever, too.
00:45:03.320 So you could have painted, what's it called?
00:45:07.160 Tankston or whatever the fuck they call it.
00:45:08.880 Tungsten.
00:45:09.700 Tungsten, there you go.
00:45:11.100 Just painted gold, like gold-plated tungsten.
00:45:13.820 And like, they could have taken it to that level, potentially.
00:45:17.480 But yeah, I think it's highly likely that it'll just have a fraction of the stockpile that's sitting there.
00:45:22.700 And the reason that they don't want to do it is because they know that it would be bad for the dollar.
00:45:26.820 And just bad for the reputation of the federal government, too, which they don't like.
00:45:30.520 I've been buying XRP like crazy.
00:45:32.620 And although, I mean, listen, they might just parlay or like switch into another kind of cryptocurrency.
00:45:38.060 But I'm like, I like this one for where we're going with it.
00:45:41.160 It seems like a government-owned treasure.
00:45:46.360 Well, how would you call it?
00:45:47.200 Security.
00:45:48.000 And it has all the markings of something that they would want for a global one-world currency.
00:45:53.600 So I'm like, let me buy this shit.
00:45:56.220 If they showed you that there's no gold in Fort Knox, I think in this day and age, they would be able to just parlay.
00:46:03.600 Oh, is that Brian McKay from a part of the problem?
00:46:08.240 What's up?
00:46:08.400 Sorry, we're getting distracted here.
00:46:09.460 I think that they'd be able to just slide right over into a nice cryptocurrency, which, you know, Trump said we will never do a CBDC.
00:46:18.120 He'd pass the executive order about that.
00:46:19.780 But it's like, what's the difference, really?
00:46:21.260 Well, didn't he say something to the effect of America is going to become the crypto capital of the world?
00:46:27.020 Yeah.
00:46:27.540 I mean, all of these things.
00:46:28.760 I know that he's also trying to foster growth of cryptocurrency businesses in America.
00:46:34.440 He's going to tax them at like 0% and then put heavier taxes on those operating outside of the United States, which is, I like all these things. 0.55
00:46:42.320 But what it seems like is we're ready to get rid of the dollar, the physical dollar that we have, even though it's, you know, it is garbage.
00:46:48.520 But it's still the last semblance of, like, I can take a couple hundred bucks and go somewhere and buy a gun or whatever I want and no one has to know about it.
00:46:57.320 No, I agree.
00:46:58.360 To this thing.
00:46:59.360 There is a real danger in getting rid of physical currency.
00:47:03.280 And I think that in some ways, though, you know, as you guys often say, it's inevitable.
00:47:07.640 Like, it's just going to happen as the economy becomes more and more electronic anyways.
00:47:13.460 Like, so much of what we do in commerce is through the Internet.
00:47:17.280 I think it is inevitable, but it is not without, you know, real potential downsides and increasing state power, which is why it's so important to have, you know, the ripples and the Bitcoins of the world that might offer a free market alternative to the centrally planned one.
00:47:34.160 Like, I love that Trump is Trump.
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00:48:36.960 I'm trying to be the cryptocurrency president, but I think it's very important that people recognize that his incentives are probably not going to be the same as your own.
00:48:46.420 Like, he wants to be a successful president.
00:48:48.940 He wants to maintain the nation.
00:48:52.020 And there's also, even if he has our best interests in mind, there's still vested interests that are surrounding him that very much would like to have whatever replaces the dollar.
00:49:01.780 They want to own 80 to 90 to 100% of it, you know?
00:49:05.380 Like, they want to catch that windfall.
00:49:07.340 So I'm just very nervous that he will not go with the best option.
00:49:11.800 He will go with the best option for the people that surround him with money.
00:49:16.820 Like Parler instead of X, which was the clear move.
00:49:19.840 Great, great example.
00:49:20.980 Yep.
00:49:21.480 Like, that's the problem is that the incentives of the powerful don't align with the people very often.
00:49:27.660 So they're going to try and maintain their, you know, outsized power.
00:49:30.540 The reason I say XRP looks like the move is because I was buying it since 2016, 2017.
00:49:38.540 And then I got out of it around 2020, right around the end of Trump's administration, because the SEC was just after it.
00:49:44.680 And they were talking about, like, just tanking it completely.
00:49:47.500 And I had a couple thousand in there.
00:49:48.820 And at the time, I'm like, I can't just throw this money.
00:49:50.940 It would have just been thrown away.
00:49:52.220 They ended up taking it off of, like, Coinbase and other crypto places where, you know, whatever you're calling it,
00:49:59.320 where you can go buy crypto from.
00:50:01.040 Exchanges.
00:50:01.980 Exchanges, yeah.
00:50:02.840 And I panicked.
00:50:04.000 And I don't like to panic.
00:50:05.020 So I ended up transferring my XRP to some other wallet.
00:50:08.000 And then I sold it all off.
00:50:09.540 And I put it in Bitcoin.
00:50:11.180 And then, obviously, it's still around.
00:50:13.200 But it went through a long lawsuit.
00:50:15.600 And it's one of those things where, like, when they come out the other side of it,
00:50:20.460 like, they're just being reamed out by the SEC.
00:50:23.960 And they came out the other side.
00:50:25.140 And there's still a functioning cryptocurrency.
00:50:26.820 And I'm, like, looking at them, I'm suspicious.
00:50:28.440 It looks like trust anymore.
00:50:30.240 Yeah, look, I think that's the problem is that the regulatory environment will give incentives to people that may be true believers.
00:50:38.940 But, like, now they have so much of their net worth tied up in this project that they sell out.
00:50:43.160 I mean, this happens all the time with these pump and dump schemes of shit coins.
00:50:47.740 Like, all the time.
00:50:49.080 It's, like, people that probably aren't the worst people in the world.
00:50:52.140 Well, some of them are.
00:50:53.040 Some of them are fucking absolute pieces of shit.
00:50:55.020 But some of them aren't.
00:50:56.760 But they, because of the game theory that exists with these plays, it's, like, well, if I don't rug, I'm going to get rugged.
00:51:04.800 So I'm going to rug.
00:51:06.740 Like, for those that don't know what that means, it just means that you sell.
00:51:10.860 And then everybody else gets fucked.
00:51:12.180 With the expectation that you weren't going to.
00:51:14.660 And you just, you know, plummet the price.
00:51:17.080 If you look at the way this administration is kind of, like, you know, there's an argument for them playing some sort of, like, long game.
00:51:23.380 They're making a lot of plans.
00:51:24.800 And I take very seriously when, like, Donald Trump will say something flippantly because it seems that he is working towards this thing.
00:51:31.740 So when he says America is going to become the cryptocurrency capital of the world, and then they go and do a thing like, you know, audit the IRS and try to figure out if there's gold in Fort Knox.
00:51:44.000 And we just laid out that that could be detrimental to the administration.
00:51:47.340 Good for the people.
00:51:48.200 It's a rough thing you've got to go through.
00:51:49.620 But ultimately, it's good.
00:51:50.560 But I do kind of, that resonates with me, what Top says, this idea that maybe he's going to just sidestep into a crypto like XRP or something like that.
00:52:00.180 Because everything is kind of pointing to that, you know, that this, I just don't think you do that without having a plan in place.
00:52:07.980 In other words, you don't potentially shoot the American economy at, like, a dead dog or a dying dog, which may be necessary if you don't have a backup plan.
00:52:16.480 No, you've got to show your kids.
00:52:17.840 It's like, you've got to show, like, before we put our dog to sleep, I've got to show the kids.
00:52:21.620 I'm like, well, look at him.
00:52:22.640 He's in bad shape.
00:52:24.100 Yeah.
00:52:24.380 Barely walk anymore.
00:52:25.380 Great analogy.
00:52:26.080 Painting.
00:52:26.700 And this is what they're doing in every aspect of the government or just America in general.
00:52:30.740 I tweeted, again, to reference my own tweets, because they're the best tweets.
00:52:35.400 I said, like, what we're going through right now, what America's going through, the pain, it feels like, simultaneously, it feels like birth pains and death pains.
00:52:45.920 It's just, and maybe it is.
00:52:48.760 Maybe it is a death pain going into a birth.
00:52:50.560 I think that's what it is.
00:52:51.480 Something is dying and something is being reborn and it hurts.
00:52:55.100 I totally agree.
00:52:56.500 I think you nailed it.
00:52:57.660 And I described it as the Trump round two feels like an exorcism.
00:53:03.860 Like, it feels like we are exorcising demons.
00:53:07.420 Like, that's really what it feels like.
00:53:08.680 But just before I forget this point, the same game theory that I described where people rug other people when it comes to shit coins, that same game theory exists with every, you know, quasi legitimate cryptocurrency like, say, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple.
00:53:26.480 Like, is that if you get in Trump's ear and you get him to make the reserve currency for the US dollar to be XRP, to be Bitcoin, to be whatever, like, you become instantly one of the richest people on the planet.
00:53:41.060 Because you obviously, the whole reason you're pursuing this is that you own a ton of Ripple or Bitcoin or Ethereum or whatever.
00:53:49.060 So everybody that's surrounding him is going to be giving him advice based off of their own benefit.
00:53:54.960 And I just don't trust that he knows nearly enough to actually make the right decision.
00:53:59.920 And honestly, as much as I know about finance and economics, I'm not sure that I know what the right answer is.
00:54:04.800 So I definitely don't believe that Trump knows what the right answer is.
00:54:07.320 So I think it's going to be very interesting to see how that plays out.
00:54:10.460 It's not that it just comes down to Trump's decision, which I think that there is.
00:54:14.040 But then my conspiracy brain starts going and it's like, well, Trump is making these decisions, or at least it looks like it.
00:54:19.060 But I think a lot of this stuff has already been pre-decided.
00:54:22.060 And the XRP thing looks like it's been pre-decided because you don't have these government entities that kind of take they take one crypto.
00:54:32.140 They take one crypto hostage and then it gets released. 0.64
00:54:35.740 It's like the Fed shit.
00:54:37.680 Like, oh, you got like, if you're selling drugs and your friend got wrapped up by the police and then he's out on the street again selling drugs, you'd be like, what the fuck did you tell them?
00:54:45.960 Like, are you?
00:54:46.760 And that's kind of what it feels like with this crypto.
00:54:48.840 It's called flipping them to an informant.
00:54:50.720 Exactly.
00:54:51.180 Yeah.
00:54:51.700 This cryptocurrency is an informant, but it also has the best technology that I'm aware of, or at least it was the best technology when they grabbed it and they started to, you know, persecute these people.
00:55:01.700 So for, uh, it's like an, it's international trade.
00:55:04.980 It works globally.
00:55:06.580 And this is exactly what this type of cryptocurrency is for.
00:55:09.720 So like, I'm like, if they were to base the dollar or the American dollar on a cryptocurrency, this would be the one.
00:55:16.160 And they've already set this, the groundwork to using, to saying that they're using this one.
00:55:20.920 And for Trump to come and switch it, I don't know.
00:55:24.560 I think that the game has already been set.
00:55:26.360 I think the people who have the money have to, who own this cryptocurrency already have it.
00:55:30.940 And they're the people that are pulling the levers and I have some of it too.
00:55:33.660 So we'll be all right.
00:55:34.660 Well, then let me say though, because I think that if you're going to make that argument, that it's already been predetermined and that all of the financial players are already in that realm.
00:55:42.960 Well, then Bitcoin is the answer because the market cap reflects that the big players have already, uh, you know, dove in much more than into that than any other cryptocurrency.
00:55:52.900 So that, that implies that that would actually be the front runner, not ripple.
00:55:56.060 But Bitcoin, Bitcoin, how many, how many just like regular retards have a lot of Bitcoin? 1.00
00:56:02.060 I don't think they can have that.
00:56:03.260 And I think when they, when they grabbed XRP and they threatened that they were going to tank it, I think that they got rid of enough holders in XRP to grab major majority shares of this.
00:56:14.620 And whatever else we have, whatever else the people came back in on and bought, that's like, you know, they'll be rich people, sure.
00:56:20.620 But they are not going to be in on the ground floor like Bitcoin.
00:56:23.860 You know, you had a lot of regular people in on the ground floor on Bitcoin and there's probably still majority holders.
00:56:28.860 So they can't have that.
00:56:30.340 Like I said, I don't know.
00:56:31.500 Um, I just think that, that if you're going to base it off of insider knowledge and the, the heavy hitters that exist within wall street already, like they have clearly showed their hand that they believe that Bitcoin is the best play at this junction.
00:56:44.640 Um, but that doesn't mean that, you know, secretly they're not buying up XRP.
00:56:48.900 I don't know, but it's, you know, we're just, it'll be a player.
00:56:51.540 Bitcoin will still be a major play.
00:56:52.800 Sorry, David.
00:56:53.400 It'll still be a major, major player, but, uh, XRP, I think will be adopted in a big way as well, or something like it, something like there's it's XRP.
00:57:00.780 Maybe there's another one that they, that they mentioned, uh, uh, it also starts with X, but there's like maybe three options that, that like we can go either way.
00:57:08.980 And this is the, the four, the four knocks thing.
00:57:10.920 It looks like we're ready to just slide right into that.
00:57:13.320 It feels like it.
00:57:14.260 And I think that like all of the, all of the things that Trump's doing are very, very perilous to the status quo of the neoliberal world order, which is really predicated off of like defense of the U S dollar.
00:57:26.160 And, you know, even though I am as anti empire as you could get, as you know, I, I've spent decades just railing against our unconstitutional, illegal, immoral wars.
00:57:38.260 Um, I still recognize that like, there is a very significant danger that everything that Trump's doing, if he really leaves the UN, if he really leaves NATO, that they just dumped the dollar.
00:57:49.700 And like, we end up in fucking confetti hyperinflation.
00:57:53.500 Like it could be really, really bad.
00:57:56.020 And it seems like he would have something in place.
00:57:57.840 I mean, he's not a guy that, that, uh, he's so desperate for, maybe it's different now that this is a second term.
00:58:03.300 If he gets the eligibility for a third term, cause I know they were wondering about a amendment to the 22nd amendment not long ago.
00:58:09.300 I don't know what, whatever happened to that, but, um, that would be good for us.
00:58:12.900 Cause it seems that he cares quite a bit about being received well by the public.
00:58:16.280 He cares about how people perceive him.
00:58:18.300 I don't think that he would do something, uh, to our detriment without having sort of a backup plan.
00:58:24.360 And I'm not saying that makes him a savior or anything.
00:58:26.320 I just think he's good at that sort of a thing.
00:58:28.660 He's not going to rug pull or something like that, or he's not going to, cause it would all hurt his, his public perception.
00:58:35.060 And that seems to be like, you're right.
00:58:36.660 And, and much of the way he functioned is based off of, you know, narcissism and ego and, and being loved by people.
00:58:43.400 But, um, this is all under the pretext or the assumption that he's actually on our side and that he's a good guy, you know, which I don't think so.
00:58:51.220 Which, which you, you know, you vacillate between thinking that, well, no, he's got a plan.
00:58:56.000 And then also like, I don't, I don't think he's a good guy and I don't think he's on our side.
00:58:59.420 I'm just saying, I'm just saying like, if you're going to make this transition from the U S dollar being the reserve currency to it, not being that is like, I don't see how you've managed that flawlessly.
00:59:10.660 Like it's going to, it's going to create major upheaval and, and just kind of like, you can, you can find a way to cushion it for those that have assets.
00:59:20.640 Because those that have assets can transition those assets into another currency or another, uh, you know, just a, a, a physical item that will maintain its value, whether it's in U S dollars or it's in ripple or it's in Bitcoin.
00:59:32.340 But if you're poor and all the savings and all the money that you get paid is in U S dollars, you, there is, I don't know how you buffer those people at all.
00:59:41.960 Like, I don't, I don't know how I'm looking at his administration more like, uh, he's going to give us a lot of things that we want, things that are good for the country.
00:59:50.640 We've, we've allowed things to reach a critical mass where so many different aspects of our institutions are about to crumble in and end up burying this country, whether it's our financial or our medical or, and, uh, I think what's going to happen is he's going to rectify these things and that's going to solidify him, uh, as this, this heroic figure.
01:00:09.880 I mean, if you look at what's going on with the medical industry right now, getting RFK in there, you want to talk about, um, going through something painful, we might see something soon where it's revealed to us in so many ways that the pharmaceutical industries were levied against us so nefariously that it's almost unforgivable or, you know, whatever happened during the lockdowns was, was, was even worse than the average conspiracy theorist.
01:00:32.860 So if we get exposed to these things, let's like the food supply and all the various chemicals that are being put in there and what they're actually doing to us, because we've known that these things are leveraged against us for some time.
01:00:44.120 What the hell is that?
01:00:45.440 His, I don't know.
01:00:46.400 His phone for some reason continues to just play Alex Jones randomly.
01:00:50.080 I thought he was going to change his ringer to toad breathing, whatever happened to that?
01:00:54.140 Um, so, so, uh, if we do get exposed to the idea that all these chemicals in the food and all these pharmaceuticals that are,
01:01:02.860 you know, being pumped down our gullets or, or the lockdowns were this and that, that's going to be, uh, hugely disturbing and upsetting.
01:01:11.040 It's going to be disturbing to the status quo.
01:01:12.640 It's going to be upsetting to the individuals, you know, the average, uh, American civilian.
01:01:16.700 And it does look like we're on the cusp of that too.
01:01:18.800 So it's like, this is all going to fall apart over here in some magnificent way.
01:01:22.920 Uh, we're in this kind of season of revelation in many ways, you know, the, the,
01:01:27.660 everything is falling apart.
01:01:28.740 And, uh, I think the way he's, yeah, but he's, it's a controlled demolition.
01:01:34.240 Yes.
01:01:35.120 What it seems like.
01:01:36.680 Shout out 9-11.
01:01:37.440 Shout out Barack Obama.
01:01:38.600 Uh, the controlled demolition of the American nation.
01:01:41.740 Anyway.
01:01:42.020 Now, when you say shout out 9-11, I just think about Lady Gaga. 1.00
01:01:47.160 Oh, poker face.
01:01:48.300 Yeah.
01:01:48.940 Oh, all right.
01:01:49.900 So, uh, you, you got to see that video.
01:01:51.780 It's a great video.
01:01:52.220 Um, but Donald Trump, uh, what he's doing with, it's, it's, everything is pointed from,
01:01:59.260 from Fort Knox to auditing the IRS to, uh, uh, auditing USAID to leaving UN to leaving NATO.
01:02:06.840 Yeah.
01:02:07.420 Well, abolishing the income tax is one.
01:02:09.620 So you're going to abolish the income tax.
01:02:11.640 You're, yeah, you're taking all this money away from USAID, giving people back their money.
01:02:15.700 It seems like we're being positioned for, if you, if you get rid of the IRS, the dollar,
01:02:21.380 like, I just don't understand how you function with this dollar.
01:02:25.080 Like, there's not going to be nothing, no governing body.
01:02:28.720 He's going to get rid of the IRS.
01:02:30.360 They're going to end up giving us like five grand in cash.
01:02:32.800 We're going to save some money on, on our income tax.
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01:03:38.560 we're going to be able to buy into probably
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01:03:44.420 That's what it feels like.
01:03:45.680 Yeah.
01:03:45.860 If I was centrally planning the transition,
01:03:47.840 I would do all of the things that you're describing.
01:03:51.360 So I understand the argument you guys are making,
01:03:54.620 and I think that you could find a way to cushion the blow.
01:03:58.180 I just don't think you can find a way to alleviate it entirely.
01:04:02.920 But I think it is also ultimately a necessity.
01:04:06.820 Like you're staring down the barrel of a trillion plus annual deficits
01:04:10.820 just on interest.
01:04:12.700 And then you also have $2 to $4 trillion in deficits
01:04:16.280 that we've been paying out because we just spend too much.
01:04:19.820 So it's like, this is obviously not sustainable.
01:04:23.400 So like, what are you going to do?
01:04:24.520 You got to do something.
01:04:25.320 Honestly, though, a lot of what we're doing here
01:04:27.280 is we're talking about the things that worry us.
01:04:29.340 So what we should look at right now,
01:04:30.980 and it doesn't mean you have to trust this administration at all.
01:04:33.100 I don't trust this administration.
01:04:34.160 But what's fantastic is you have these pharmaceutical industries
01:04:38.600 that are potentially pitted against us.
01:04:40.680 If they are, the nature then is to keep us sedated
01:04:43.460 and dependent on this medical apparatus.
01:04:45.840 You have the death throes of the legacy media,
01:04:49.460 which is meant to keep us hypnotized and propagandized.
01:04:52.460 You have the revamping of not only the medical industry,
01:04:56.220 but also our health, our nutrition, our food systems,
01:04:59.560 if that gets revamped in any meaningful way,
01:05:01.960 then that's amazing.
01:05:03.420 Also, our fiat system keeps us effectively debt sleeves,
01:05:06.700 and that's about to potentially get revamped.
01:05:08.660 We're looking at an unprecedented time in history
01:05:11.280 where these things that are meant to keep us basically retarded 0.91
01:05:15.580 are all about to fall apart.
01:05:17.460 And so, yeah, it's going to be scary,
01:05:19.540 but it's amazing because it's just like these things
01:05:21.420 are imprisoning us in so many different ways,
01:05:23.680 and we're going to be screaming as they tumble to the ground,
01:05:25.740 or a lot of us are going to be writhing and screaming
01:05:27.840 and freaking out.
01:05:29.080 We just don't know what's good for us, though, I would say.
01:05:31.120 Yeah, well, what's weird is that us and our audience
01:05:35.500 are the people that are best equipped to deal with this.
01:05:39.600 Like all of the conspiracy theorists,
01:05:40.780 we actually kind of understand what's happening,
01:05:43.180 and I think most people are totally clueless.
01:05:46.120 I just want to address this real quick.
01:05:47.400 I'm sorry to interrupt, Clint,
01:05:49.680 but Eric S. says, Hegelian dialectic.
01:05:51.740 This is what I believe.
01:05:53.600 That's surmised basically as problem, reaction, solution.
01:05:57.120 They create the problem, they wait for the public to react,
01:05:59.780 and then they give them the solution.
01:06:00.920 I think this was an incredibly long game.
01:06:03.760 You had to essentially destroy a country
01:06:06.560 up until it was just about to fall apart
01:06:10.040 and then slide in and rescue it.
01:06:11.800 I know for some people hearing that,
01:06:13.480 it's like, who the fuck could orchestrate such a thing?
01:06:15.900 That's a whole other bag of worms,
01:06:17.380 but that's very much the lens to Eric's point
01:06:20.240 that I look at things through.
01:06:21.740 I don't in this particular instance.
01:06:25.860 I don't think that you can actually orchestrate this.
01:06:28.660 There's too many players, like major players,
01:06:32.300 that are at odds with one another,
01:06:34.120 and I think that this is just a natural byproduct
01:06:36.940 of a government that got extraordinarily large
01:06:40.580 and bureaucratic, and it just falls apart
01:06:43.520 because that's what extraordinarily large
01:06:45.240 bureaucratic institutions do.
01:06:47.280 And then the solution is inevitable answers
01:06:50.580 that you have to come up with that I,
01:06:52.320 as I said earlier, I would be prescribing many
01:06:54.620 of the things that the Trump administration is doing.
01:06:56.440 So I think that my read of this is different from yours
01:06:59.780 in that I think that he's surrounded with people
01:07:01.380 that have more of my worldview than the old guard did,
01:07:05.380 and therefore he is implementing some of my ideas
01:07:07.900 when it comes to how you might deal with this.
01:07:10.380 Now, I could be totally wrong.
01:07:12.340 You know, I don't know.
01:07:13.180 Well, the way I look at it is a lot of people will say that,
01:07:16.580 and I'm not saying that you're wrong, Clint,
01:07:18.820 but a lot of people will look at various conspiracies
01:07:21.560 and say there's no way that anybody could have
01:07:23.120 that many people be in on it and play that long of a game.
01:07:25.680 There's too many moving parts
01:07:26.600 and too many conflicting personalities,
01:07:27.940 and people just can't keep a secret.
01:07:29.180 They locked down the entire world five years ago,
01:07:32.560 and if you would have told me,
01:07:34.460 well, if you would have told me that that was going to happen,
01:07:35.980 I would have said, yeah, I saw that on an episode
01:07:37.300 of Jesse Ventura's Conspiracy Theory when I was 19,
01:07:39.600 but if I didn't have that background,
01:07:41.620 I would have said, no way.
01:07:42.820 You can't orchestrate that many people
01:07:44.500 to fall in lockstep and shut down businesses.
01:07:49.180 Let me just hop in,
01:07:51.600 because if you're right,
01:07:53.400 and this is all problem, reaction, solution,
01:07:55.600 I will grant that you would have to do something
01:07:58.380 like what you're describing.
01:07:59.660 You would have to have a lockdown.
01:08:01.240 You would have to destroy mom-and-pop businesses,
01:08:03.680 funnel all of the money to the best of interest.
01:08:05.700 I understand why you calculate it the way you do.
01:08:09.760 I have not been convinced
01:08:11.440 that that is actually why that happened.
01:08:13.900 Now, it's still a possibility,
01:08:15.900 but I just don't know it for a fact.
01:08:18.100 I want to say this right now.
01:08:19.920 The reason why this show is going to be bigger
01:08:22.380 and better than shows like part of the problem
01:08:25.020 is because...
01:08:26.300 You're going to say that with his producer watching?
01:08:28.380 I'm hoping he's still there.
01:08:30.120 Let him know.
01:08:30.680 I'm talking to him.
01:08:31.840 But we had Robbie on,
01:08:34.280 who's 50% of that show,
01:08:36.040 and he completely did not understand
01:08:39.040 just how drastic of a time we were in.
01:08:41.340 Now, whether it's a Hegelian dialectic
01:08:43.000 and we're set up to be in this time
01:08:44.440 or whether these things happen
01:08:45.680 as a result of government getting too big
01:08:47.840 and things spiraling out of control
01:08:49.440 and naturally this is what we would get,
01:08:52.460 who's to say?
01:08:53.460 I think this is why I'm here.
01:08:54.920 I'm in the middle.
01:08:55.580 Dave's going to go complete conspiracy.
01:08:56.880 You're going to say no,
01:08:57.940 and I'm going to say fucking maybe
01:08:59.040 I could see a little bit of both.
01:09:01.500 But to be in this moment
01:09:03.280 and not understand,
01:09:04.660 like when I made the argument
01:09:06.500 that maybe we shouldn't be allowing
01:09:08.420 these people to vote the next time,
01:09:10.120 I was making the argument
01:09:11.400 that we are...
01:09:12.540 Oh, we are...
01:09:13.540 Oh, he left.
01:09:14.460 Oh, you left.
01:09:15.220 A part of the problem.
01:09:16.220 Sorry.
01:09:16.660 Sorry to hear that.
01:09:18.100 Anyway, you want to produce for our show?
01:09:20.620 We're going to need a producer soon.
01:09:21.940 To not understand that you're at the level
01:09:25.000 at this point in America
01:09:27.100 or this point in history
01:09:28.200 where these decisions have to be made
01:09:30.800 at such a level,
01:09:32.340 I don't know how you could do a show
01:09:34.140 that is pushing the cultural narrative
01:09:36.260 if you don't understand that,
01:09:38.340 like where we are.
01:09:39.320 And then I was justified
01:09:40.540 because just months later,
01:09:41.800 Trump comes in
01:09:42.380 and he's doing these things
01:09:43.620 that were unheard of.
01:09:45.900 They were libertarians' wet dream
01:09:47.700 in some cases,
01:09:48.620 although he's doing them
01:09:49.460 with executive order
01:09:50.240 and libertarians would like it
01:09:51.300 to be more, I don't know,
01:09:52.380 some other fucking way. 0.81
01:09:53.660 The point is he is moving
01:09:55.820 at breakneck speed
01:09:56.620 because he realizes the time,
01:09:58.500 the time on the clock right now
01:09:59.820 and we're running out of time
01:10:00.980 and I realize that.
01:10:02.940 So as a cultural commentator,
01:10:03.980 how do you not look at this and go,
01:10:05.500 we need huge action
01:10:06.960 and we need it now
01:10:08.180 because America couldn't survive
01:10:10.120 one more year
01:10:10.940 of the Biden administration
01:10:12.680 or whoever really was running
01:10:14.060 that administration.
01:10:15.320 It was...
01:10:16.100 I don't know how much longer
01:10:17.080 that would have been able...
01:10:18.300 We would have been able
01:10:19.020 to sustain that
01:10:19.860 because I felt like
01:10:20.420 we were right on the edge of that.
01:10:21.640 We were right there, dude.
01:10:22.840 This is the exact calculus I made.
01:10:24.620 I mean, this is why
01:10:25.380 I betrayed so many of my audience
01:10:28.480 and I ended up voting for Trump
01:10:32.300 despite having just ran
01:10:34.140 for the vice presidency
01:10:35.080 under the Libertarian Party
01:10:36.020 is that I was like,
01:10:37.200 this is existential.
01:10:38.700 I wasn't bullshitting.
01:10:39.920 I wasn't guessing.
01:10:41.780 I wasn't trying to justify
01:10:43.320 a decision that goes
01:10:44.340 against my principles.
01:10:45.120 I was like, no, no, no.
01:10:46.200 This is perfectly in alignment
01:10:47.480 with my principles.
01:10:48.060 My principles are
01:10:49.160 I don't want to be a slave.
01:10:50.660 I don't want World War III.
01:10:52.000 I don't want to watch
01:10:52.740 the entire economy implode
01:10:55.420 and people just in the streets
01:10:57.260 trying to fend for themselves.
01:10:58.520 I don't want to live in chaos.
01:10:59.640 I don't want to have violence.
01:11:01.500 This is perfectly in alignment
01:11:02.800 with my values
01:11:03.400 and I saw the potential,
01:11:05.880 not a guarantee,
01:11:06.640 but I saw the potential
01:11:07.520 in Trump round two
01:11:08.480 that is what it is so far.
01:11:11.280 And I never expected him
01:11:13.720 to do all of this.
01:11:15.400 I never expected him
01:11:16.240 to do things that I agree with
01:11:17.720 that he didn't even campaign on,
01:11:18.940 the USAID funding freeze,
01:11:20.620 all that shit.
01:11:21.540 He is going above and beyond,
01:11:23.220 but he is behaving in a way
01:11:24.900 and his administration,
01:11:26.320 even if you don't believe it's Trump,
01:11:27.220 but just his administration
01:11:28.040 is behaving in a way
01:11:29.080 that they understand
01:11:30.300 what time it is
01:11:31.060 in a way that the three of us do.
01:11:32.840 And I can't believe it.
01:11:34.400 I can't believe
01:11:35.340 that this is actually happening.
01:11:36.400 It's like I now understand
01:11:39.300 the MAGA base's
01:11:41.720 ride or die affinity for Trump.
01:11:44.140 I don't understand
01:11:45.100 why they had it in 2016,
01:11:46.880 but I totally understand
01:11:48.060 why they have it now.
01:11:49.160 I don't see why you thought
01:11:51.160 he was your savior
01:11:51.920 eight years ago.
01:11:53.440 I can totally see
01:11:54.740 why you would feel that way now
01:11:55.800 because he is doing things
01:11:56.980 that have the potential
01:11:57.700 to save this country.
01:11:59.300 He really is.
01:12:01.140 It's just interesting.
01:12:02.800 It's amazing.
01:12:03.400 He was talking like this in 2016
01:12:05.920 and that's part of his appeal.
01:12:07.340 This is a lot of what
01:12:08.260 I really liked about him in 2016.
01:12:10.600 But I think when he came in,
01:12:12.040 now there's different modes
01:12:13.340 of thinking, right?
01:12:13.840 When he came in 2016,
01:12:14.720 was he like too wet behind the ears
01:12:16.460 and didn't really understand
01:12:17.540 what he was doing?
01:12:18.620 Or was it just that like,
01:12:21.200 was the country wasn't there yet?
01:12:23.680 We weren't ready for it.
01:12:24.660 Like you said,
01:12:25.140 it was existential
01:12:26.180 that you went out
01:12:27.100 and voted for him
01:12:27.820 at least supported,
01:12:28.900 vocally supported
01:12:30.000 to your 200,000 followers
01:12:31.600 that this is the way
01:12:32.460 we have to move
01:12:33.460 if you want to have
01:12:34.500 some semblance
01:12:35.440 of a country going forward.
01:12:36.480 If you just want
01:12:37.300 a fighting chance, man.
01:12:38.640 But does it feel like
01:12:39.480 now that wasn't your choice.
01:12:42.280 I feel like it was set up.
01:12:42.980 It wasn't your choice, Clint.
01:12:44.520 Right?
01:12:46.440 Well, I mean,
01:12:47.600 that depends on your perspective.
01:12:49.280 I still felt
01:12:50.260 as if it was my choice.
01:12:51.860 I mean, but like
01:12:52.360 what other choice
01:12:53.280 did you have?
01:12:54.140 It was literally
01:12:55.060 the best choice.
01:12:55.980 So Clint and I
01:12:57.600 come from two different
01:12:58.300 points of views
01:12:58.940 but we come to
01:12:59.460 very similar conclusions
01:13:00.880 which is like
01:13:01.520 this is the best path
01:13:02.880 going forward
01:13:03.540 but I look at
01:13:04.660 that entire thing
01:13:05.400 as theater.
01:13:06.320 I mean, the guy
01:13:06.720 wrote The Art of the Comeback
01:13:07.800 and I think what we watched
01:13:09.120 is like a magnificent
01:13:10.260 comeback story.
01:13:11.160 I don't think his
01:13:11.700 I don't think he would
01:13:12.680 have ever had
01:13:13.560 as potent
01:13:14.400 as a presidential run
01:13:16.900 as he has now
01:13:17.920 if it wasn't for the fact
01:13:18.940 that he came.
01:13:19.980 Things were pretty good
01:13:20.740 but he took a bunch of arrows
01:13:21.900 and when he left
01:13:23.040 we got a walking corpse
01:13:24.320 that tanked everything.
01:13:26.100 And then to the extent
01:13:26.940 that we were
01:13:27.380 I mean, I was telling my wife
01:13:28.760 from the day that he got
01:13:30.420 out of office
01:13:31.020 that he was going to be
01:13:32.280 back in office
01:13:33.120 and it was going to be
01:13:33.920 a magnificent comeback.
01:13:35.080 Not a political guy.
01:13:36.440 Trump's not my favorite person.
01:13:37.840 This is just the lens
01:13:38.840 that I'm looking at things through.
01:13:40.020 I say to myself
01:13:40.860 if, you know,
01:13:41.860 to paraphrase
01:13:43.660 Elon Musk
01:13:45.220 the most entertaining outcome
01:13:46.180 is the likeliest outcome.
01:13:47.660 I look at this as theater.
01:13:48.800 If it's good theater
01:13:49.580 then this is what's going to happen
01:13:50.800 and here we are.
01:13:51.980 Speaking of theater, David
01:13:53.620 let's fucking change topics 0.91
01:13:55.100 real quick.
01:13:55.460 Not change topics really
01:13:56.480 but this is all on topic.
01:13:57.560 Let's talk about theater, baby.
01:13:59.440 What in the motherfuck is that?
01:14:01.080 Oh, is that a...
01:14:01.720 That's not Vlad.
01:14:03.080 That's not.
01:14:03.660 That's not Vladimir Zelensky?
01:14:05.420 It's not.
01:14:06.460 Okay.
01:14:06.920 Unbelievable.
01:14:07.460 I was going to compliment him.
01:14:08.380 He's got the moves.
01:14:09.240 He's got some great moves.
01:14:10.340 He's gyrate.
01:14:11.080 Not such a great dick.
01:14:12.380 Hold on.
01:14:12.820 I got to argue with David
01:14:15.100 just very briefly
01:14:16.080 because your premise
01:14:18.780 is unfalsifiable.
01:14:20.980 That's fucking right.
01:14:22.160 By design, baby.
01:14:23.340 Yes, I understand that
01:14:24.300 but it's also unprovable.
01:14:25.460 You can't...
01:14:27.840 Because if Trump
01:14:28.840 is genuinely an outsider
01:14:29.880 and he is not
01:14:30.800 just playing the good script
01:14:33.040 that's most entertaining
01:14:34.000 everything that the deep state
01:14:35.660 has done to him
01:14:36.240 is what you would expect
01:14:37.340 from a genuine outsider.
01:14:38.660 Yeah.
01:14:38.840 So you can't read it
01:14:40.960 and just go like
01:14:41.840 well, this is the hero's journey
01:14:43.600 so therefore it's concocted.
01:14:45.140 It's like well
01:14:45.720 this is what a hero's journey
01:14:47.100 looks like.
01:14:47.760 So every time you see a heroic
01:14:49.060 beat down and then rise to power
01:14:51.600 it has to be scripted
01:14:53.720 like I don't know.
01:14:54.760 No, this is what you would call
01:14:56.780 like Freemasonic theater
01:14:58.720 left-hand path
01:14:59.620 versus right-hand path.
01:15:01.260 It's...
01:15:01.780 So within Hegelian dialectic
01:15:03.660 you create the problem
01:15:04.840 and the solution
01:15:05.420 but what creates the problem?
01:15:07.600 A perceivable bad guy.
01:15:09.040 What creates the solution?
01:15:10.220 A perceivable good guy.
01:15:11.900 These are two puppets
01:15:12.880 strapped to the hand
01:15:13.980 of the same entity
01:15:14.800 and then to your point, Clint
01:15:17.020 about how it's unprovable
01:15:18.200 and you know
01:15:19.420 it's built that way.
01:15:20.740 I would agree with that
01:15:21.540 because then I would have
01:15:22.320 to convince you
01:15:23.220 that what owns the puppets
01:15:25.460 is a spiritual entity
01:15:26.920 and that becomes
01:15:27.740 a whole nother show
01:15:28.720 called Nephilim Death Squad.
01:15:30.040 There's a...
01:15:30.400 Yes, you can watch that
01:15:31.500 on Nephilim Death Squad.
01:15:32.900 Ironically, I was the one
01:15:33.940 that described
01:15:34.380 Trump Round 2
01:15:35.000 as an exorcism.
01:15:36.140 I know and I was tickled
01:15:37.520 to hear you say that.
01:15:38.380 It gave me a nice
01:15:39.340 warm feeling in my heart.
01:15:40.580 David's gonna say this shit now
01:15:41.920 ad nauseum every episode.
01:15:45.140 But you know what
01:15:46.420 you need to do, Clint?
01:15:47.020 You just gotta rip off
01:15:47.780 the band-aid.
01:15:48.500 You gotta rip the band-aid off
01:15:49.680 and you gotta come to God.
01:15:50.680 You know what?
01:15:52.060 You convinced me.
01:15:52.760 I now believe in Christ.
01:15:53.940 I found the code.
01:15:56.140 I cracked the code
01:15:56.800 to get Clint to do shit.
01:15:57.960 Here's the thing though, David.
01:15:58.820 He loves the band-aid analogy.
01:16:00.500 I'll argue from Clint's side.
01:16:01.640 So there is like a protagonist
01:16:04.000 and there is an antagonist
01:16:05.200 to this story.
01:16:06.420 And just because
01:16:07.140 all stories have a protagonist
01:16:09.080 and an antagonist
01:16:09.960 doesn't necessarily mean
01:16:10.860 it has to be a story
01:16:11.760 because like human beings
01:16:12.820 love stories so much
01:16:13.940 that we emulate them
01:16:14.840 in our everyday lives.
01:16:15.880 So it's one of these things
01:16:17.820 where it's like
01:16:18.260 it looks like, yeah,
01:16:19.220 it looks like kayfabe.
01:16:20.020 It looks like a great,
01:16:20.820 it is a great story.
01:16:21.920 It is kayfabe.
01:16:22.760 That's why Hulk Hogan
01:16:23.680 gets on thick
01:16:24.260 and he rips his shirt open
01:16:25.240 and he goes,
01:16:25.640 vote for Trump, brother!
01:16:26.860 That's fucking,
01:16:27.440 it's kayfabe.
01:16:28.540 Or it's the human condition
01:16:30.080 playing out a story.
01:16:31.540 You know,
01:16:31.760 there's just another
01:16:32.540 same story
01:16:33.160 that we've heard before
01:16:34.120 and we're doing it again.
01:16:35.460 I lean towards the latter
01:16:36.320 because you don't,
01:16:37.800 I mean,
01:16:38.280 yes you could,
01:16:39.380 but I just find it
01:16:40.260 very hard to believe
01:16:41.320 that so many
01:16:42.880 of Trump's inner circle
01:16:44.020 were literally
01:16:45.080 put in prison.
01:16:46.860 You know,
01:16:47.580 like that's not kayfabe,
01:16:49.240 that's real.
01:16:50.100 You know,
01:16:50.300 that's brutal,
01:16:51.480 brutal self-sacrifice.
01:16:53.440 There's a spiritual
01:16:53.980 implication to this.
01:16:54.920 I'm not going to get into it,
01:16:56.140 but if it is
01:16:57.180 a spiritual implication,
01:16:58.000 then there are
01:16:59.040 spiritual rewards
01:17:00.100 in other words.
01:17:01.320 So, you know,
01:17:02.000 going to prison
01:17:03.320 in a mortal coil
01:17:04.460 is not necessarily
01:17:05.300 the end of the world,
01:17:06.320 but there are questions
01:17:07.180 that you then have to answer.
01:17:08.140 I'm just saying
01:17:08.940 if you're going to be
01:17:10.280 writing this script
01:17:11.680 and these people
01:17:12.280 are all playing along,
01:17:14.200 that doesn't,
01:17:15.080 that doesn't come across
01:17:16.040 as playing along.
01:17:16.960 That comes across
01:17:17.520 as actual genuine sacrifice.
01:17:19.660 It's compartmentalized
01:17:20.940 to the best of my knowledge.
01:17:23.220 The way it looks
01:17:23.800 is the higher up
01:17:24.980 the, you know,
01:17:26.040 the ladder,
01:17:26.620 the proverbial pyramid
01:17:27.900 that you go,
01:17:29.240 the more in the know
01:17:30.540 the individuals are.
01:17:32.020 And so some people
01:17:33.160 are moved.
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01:18:34.360 In ways that,
01:18:35.340 you know,
01:18:35.740 these people are experts
01:18:36.860 at planting seeds
01:18:38.160 in your mind
01:18:39.020 and allowing you
01:18:39.820 to believe
01:18:40.220 they're your own ideas.
01:18:41.700 And then you go forth
01:18:42.480 and you espouse them
01:18:43.100 and you execute them.
01:18:44.200 You just got to create
01:18:44.980 the right scenarios
01:18:45.800 and, you know,
01:18:47.120 engineer the right culture,
01:18:48.600 which is the name of the game.
01:18:49.860 They're constantly
01:18:50.340 cultural engineering.
01:18:52.040 It's the main job
01:18:53.640 of these intelligence agencies.
01:18:54.700 If you can create
01:18:55.440 the right environment.
01:18:56.520 Yeah, there we go.
01:18:57.120 I mean,
01:18:57.320 we're looking at an actor
01:18:58.260 right here.
01:18:58.620 That is him.
01:18:59.800 Yeah, this is him.
01:19:00.520 But like what we're describing too
01:19:02.040 is this is on like
01:19:02.620 a very small level
01:19:03.540 because this is just Ukraine.
01:19:05.320 But this dude
01:19:06.520 is not just the leader
01:19:08.020 of this country,
01:19:08.820 the president of this country.
01:19:09.900 He has led them
01:19:10.800 into destitute squalor
01:19:12.320 and death.
01:19:13.180 And now they're not
01:19:14.300 even having elections.
01:19:15.200 I mean,
01:19:16.200 this is completely
01:19:16.960 set up and contrived.
01:19:18.380 Yeah.
01:19:19.500 It's very hard.
01:19:21.120 Well, I agree on that one.
01:19:22.820 This dude should have
01:19:24.060 never seen
01:19:24.680 the presidency.
01:19:26.460 It's insane.
01:19:27.100 It really is.
01:19:27.580 It's hard to take it seriously
01:19:29.380 or it's hard to not look at it
01:19:31.540 as like a contrived thing
01:19:34.460 when you have this guy
01:19:35.660 leading a country
01:19:36.900 and leading it
01:19:37.880 in such a crazy way.
01:19:39.080 I think he said something like
01:19:40.440 Donald Trump said
01:19:41.440 you should probably
01:19:42.860 have elections
01:19:43.340 and he was like
01:19:43.760 the people don't
01:19:44.500 they don't want that.
01:19:45.560 They're good.
01:19:46.560 I was like,
01:19:46.740 I don't know what
01:19:47.220 these people want
01:19:47.860 but you've been losing a war
01:19:49.000 for four years now
01:19:50.120 and you've lost
01:19:51.080 an entire generation
01:19:51.920 of young men.
01:19:53.440 I'm sure that they
01:19:54.100 would choose otherwise
01:19:54.940 and Russia has asked them
01:19:56.000 as well, right?
01:19:56.700 To have an election
01:19:58.780 before peace talks.
01:20:00.220 Yes.
01:20:00.840 It's a requirement.
01:20:03.040 Can I interject?
01:20:03.840 I just want to address
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01:21:36.520 Bell says,
01:21:37.660 I think we will see
01:21:38.640 the destruction
01:21:39.120 of the Democrat Party
01:21:40.040 and this script
01:21:40.980 is basically
01:21:41.480 from the book
01:21:42.420 Externalization
01:21:43.400 of the Hierarchy
01:21:44.140 by Alice Bailey.
01:21:45.400 So I won't bore you
01:21:47.040 with the details of that
01:21:48.000 but you know
01:21:48.360 what's fascinating
01:21:48.860 Clint is that
01:21:49.560 Alice Bailey
01:21:50.240 studied the works
01:21:51.320 of Helena Blavatsky
01:21:52.640 basically occultists
01:21:54.240 let's just call them
01:21:54.800 occultists
01:21:55.200 and they came
01:21:57.360 to this idea
01:21:58.680 that in 2025
01:21:59.820 we would be entering
01:22:01.040 a very specific age
01:22:03.560 something that they called
01:22:04.540 the Golden Age
01:22:05.800 and that would happen
01:22:06.520 in the year 2025.
01:22:08.040 These are people
01:22:08.400 that are studying
01:22:09.040 the occult,
01:22:10.260 the esoteric,
01:22:11.020 these dark arts
01:22:11.660 and these are the conclusions
01:22:12.700 that they're coming to.
01:22:13.400 Now Donald Trump
01:22:14.140 is on the world stage
01:22:15.000 and he can't get
01:22:15.900 the word golden age
01:22:16.880 out of his mouth.
01:22:17.720 So I mean like
01:22:19.020 I'm not saying Clint
01:22:20.180 that that definitively
01:22:21.160 proves anything
01:22:21.760 but what that does
01:22:22.820 is it makes me
01:22:24.160 suspend my disbelief
01:22:25.960 and now look at this
01:22:27.780 as is it potential reality?
01:22:29.940 Is it potential theater?
01:22:31.420 You know,
01:22:31.740 these things are now
01:22:32.760 all things that I'm entertaining.
01:22:34.080 So I'm not somebody
01:22:34.640 that claims to have
01:22:35.320 the answers one way
01:22:36.100 or another
01:22:36.460 but when I see
01:22:37.580 that kind of shit,
01:22:38.360 when I see the
01:22:38.840 Ingersoll Lockwood books,
01:22:40.000 when I see his uncle
01:22:41.160 cleaning up
01:22:41.720 Nikola Tesla's inventions,
01:22:42.700 all that shit piles up
01:22:44.080 to this really weird
01:22:45.120 anecdotal pile of evidence
01:22:46.720 that I can't ignore.
01:22:48.440 It doesn't mean
01:22:49.200 that I know what's up
01:22:50.220 but it does mean
01:22:51.100 that I'm highly suspicious.
01:22:52.940 I don't disagree 0.95
01:22:53.720 that there's a lot
01:22:54.460 of anecdotal evidence
01:22:55.560 that is worth consideration.
01:22:58.320 You know,
01:22:58.460 I've never dismissed it
01:22:59.320 out of hand.
01:22:59.860 All I'm saying is that
01:23:01.040 if you believe
01:23:02.020 every time you see
01:23:02.820 a hero's journey
01:23:03.540 that's too good to be true
01:23:04.540 that it must not be true,
01:23:05.980 it's like,
01:23:06.460 well that's to discount
01:23:07.440 the fact that there are
01:23:08.320 genuine hero's journey
01:23:09.440 that exists within
01:23:10.380 the human experience
01:23:11.440 and I believe that
01:23:13.060 there are moments
01:23:15.700 where the hero's journey
01:23:17.640 plays out on a national scale.
01:23:19.660 It happened,
01:23:20.160 I think,
01:23:20.580 in the American Revolution
01:23:21.520 and I think that
01:23:22.740 my read of things
01:23:24.180 is more in alignment
01:23:25.340 with that's kind of
01:23:26.400 what we're doing right now.
01:23:27.520 We're kind of in a,
01:23:28.700 as of now,
01:23:29.960 mostly peaceful
01:23:30.960 American Revolution 2.0
01:23:32.960 and a desperately needed one.
01:23:35.040 Now,
01:23:35.560 that doesn't mean
01:23:36.360 that I'm right.
01:23:37.500 These people could be
01:23:38.820 nefarious players
01:23:39.760 and they could be
01:23:40.480 leading us into something
01:23:41.460 that's totally catastrophic
01:23:42.480 and way worse
01:23:43.260 than what we had prior.
01:23:44.440 I don't know.
01:23:45.520 But I'm going to do
01:23:46.320 everything in my power
01:23:47.300 to try and take that momentum
01:23:50.340 that exists right now
01:23:51.380 and just funnel it
01:23:52.140 into something
01:23:52.620 as positive as possible
01:23:53.660 because I feel like
01:23:54.360 this is the first time
01:23:55.420 we've had an opportunity
01:23:56.340 to actually guide things
01:23:58.420 in a positive direction ever.
01:24:01.280 Like,
01:24:01.420 you've never had a time
01:24:02.420 in really human history
01:24:04.380 where just people,
01:24:05.960 random people,
01:24:07.420 you know,
01:24:07.600 mortgage guy
01:24:08.440 gets to now
01:24:09.760 genuinely have a voice
01:24:11.740 in the entire ecosystem
01:24:14.220 of,
01:24:14.920 you know,
01:24:15.140 what's happening.
01:24:16.140 And my voice
01:24:16.980 is fucking real
01:24:17.920 at this point.
01:24:18.540 It's bizarre to me.
01:24:20.340 But it exists
01:24:21.540 and,
01:24:22.060 you know,
01:24:22.240 I have tweets
01:24:23.060 that get millions of views
01:24:24.200 and I'm talking about
01:24:25.320 like individual tweets
01:24:26.460 that'll do millions of views.
01:24:28.420 One of them,
01:24:29.180 just yesterday,
01:24:29.660 I was talking about
01:24:30.260 leaving the UN
01:24:30.920 and leaving NATO
01:24:31.540 and it's like,
01:24:33.200 that's nuts.
01:24:34.120 I mean,
01:24:34.360 that will actually,
01:24:36.200 like,
01:24:36.440 it's a fucking, 0.99
01:24:37.600 it's just a grain of sand
01:24:38.660 but it's a grain of sand
01:24:39.700 on the scale
01:24:40.300 of actually like
01:24:40.920 the trajectory
01:24:41.820 of where things go.
01:24:43.000 It's fucking weird.
01:24:43.920 We have an opportunity
01:24:44.920 to propagandize the people
01:24:46.540 for once
01:24:47.480 instead of being
01:24:48.060 the recipients.
01:24:48.600 Exactly.
01:24:49.440 Where do you think
01:24:50.760 they go
01:24:51.080 if we leave NATO?
01:24:52.620 Like,
01:24:52.800 what falls from there?
01:24:54.760 I think that they create
01:24:55.700 a European defensive pact
01:24:57.960 that exists
01:24:59.480 without America 0.96
01:25:00.560 I think that it's,
01:25:02.400 it's obvious
01:25:03.180 that,
01:25:03.540 you know,
01:25:03.820 the article five
01:25:04.880 which there's a lot,
01:25:07.400 some dispute
01:25:07.880 but basically
01:25:08.580 it requires
01:25:09.180 that all NATO members
01:25:11.080 either send troops
01:25:13.040 or at least send,
01:25:14.100 you know,
01:25:14.580 weaponry and aid
01:25:15.260 to anybody
01:25:16.500 that gets invaded
01:25:17.080 by anybody
01:25:17.600 that's not in NATO.
01:25:18.980 So,
01:25:19.500 I think that that,
01:25:20.320 that paradigm
01:25:21.060 has been too perilous
01:25:21.960 that like you can't have
01:25:23.060 the largest military
01:25:24.280 on earth,
01:25:24.780 the US,
01:25:25.600 basically being the defender
01:25:26.920 of every country
01:25:29.120 6,000 miles away
01:25:30.340 in Europe
01:25:31.240 that if they have
01:25:32.960 a border dispute
01:25:33.940 with,
01:25:34.500 you know,
01:25:34.800 Russia or China
01:25:35.460 or whoever else
01:25:36.160 that it's like
01:25:37.060 we now have to
01:25:38.200 fucking go to
01:25:38.740 World War III.
01:25:39.500 Like,
01:25:39.760 that is just,
01:25:40.260 that's a paradigm
01:25:40.720 that's too dangerous
01:25:41.520 for humanity
01:25:42.280 to exist
01:25:43.360 in my opinion.
01:25:44.360 So,
01:25:44.620 I think that ends,
01:25:45.360 I think that the,
01:25:46.140 the NATO
01:25:47.500 then rebrands
01:25:49.420 or maybe it just
01:25:49.920 stays the same brand
01:25:50.720 but it just leaves
01:25:51.760 just Americas out of it 0.62
01:25:52.820 if this happens
01:25:53.460 which I'm not even
01:25:54.160 assured that this will
01:25:54.940 happen by any stretch
01:25:55.720 like it probably won't
01:25:56.760 but if it does
01:25:58.000 I think that that
01:25:58.540 would be good.
01:25:59.020 Like,
01:25:59.200 we need to have
01:25:59.760 different blocks.
01:26:00.840 I think that the BRICS
01:26:01.680 block had only been
01:26:03.140 growing because of
01:26:04.020 the NATO block.
01:26:05.260 If NATO diminishes
01:26:06.540 its power,
01:26:07.180 I think that the
01:26:07.860 impetus to have
01:26:09.260 additional members
01:26:10.020 of BRICS
01:26:10.520 starts to diminish too.
01:26:12.820 It seems as if
01:26:13.820 what Trump is doing
01:26:14.780 is he's trying
01:26:15.260 to strengthen
01:26:15.700 the dollar
01:26:16.140 by taking the
01:26:18.340 threat metric
01:26:19.360 or the threat
01:26:20.400 calculus down
01:26:21.180 for the BRICS nations
01:26:22.080 by exiting NATO
01:26:23.740 by which they will
01:26:24.840 no longer be divesting
01:26:25.880 of the U.S. dollar
01:26:26.520 which will maintain
01:26:27.340 the U.S. dollar
01:26:28.260 as a reserve currency.
01:26:29.180 That's,
01:26:29.400 that's like,
01:26:30.340 that's the analysis
01:26:31.020 that from my
01:26:32.080 Austrian economics
01:26:32.960 understanding,
01:26:33.820 I think that's
01:26:34.420 what's happening.
01:26:36.200 I,
01:26:36.600 I,
01:26:36.840 I,
01:26:37.000 I,
01:26:37.120 Did that make sense?
01:26:37.760 I tell you guys
01:26:37.900 all the time that I'm,
01:26:38.800 I just want to make
01:26:39.200 sure that made sense.
01:26:39.860 It's,
01:26:40.060 it's difficult for me
01:26:40.880 to grasp
01:26:41.160 because I'm retarded.
01:26:41.960 Um,
01:26:42.360 but,
01:26:42.820 yeah,
01:26:42.840 well that's why I asked.
01:26:43.860 Yeah,
01:26:44.160 no,
01:26:44.400 no,
01:26:44.580 so I'm,
01:26:45.020 I'm going to ask
01:26:45.680 some more questions here
01:26:46.440 because I genuinely
01:26:47.120 don't know
01:26:48.060 and at risk
01:26:49.380 of exposing myself
01:26:50.200 as completely
01:26:51.620 unaware,
01:26:52.780 would this have
01:26:53.860 any effect
01:26:54.480 if we did
01:26:54.980 pull out of NATO
01:26:55.800 on our relationship
01:26:56.680 with Israel
01:26:57.200 or is that not
01:26:58.260 related whatsoever?
01:26:59.940 Uh,
01:27:00.460 I mean,
01:27:01.100 Israel's not in NATO
01:27:02.280 so,
01:27:03.040 not really.
01:27:04.720 Hmm.
01:27:05.580 Just because I'm,
01:27:06.560 I'm looking at the way
01:27:07.400 that this,
01:27:08.040 uh,
01:27:08.400 this cultural conversation
01:27:09.580 is going around
01:27:10.360 the Jews
01:27:11.060 and I'm expecting
01:27:12.100 it to become
01:27:13.000 a part of this.
01:27:14.580 We're in the part
01:27:15.020 of the episode.
01:27:15.460 We were deciding,
01:27:16.460 uh,
01:27:16.800 like,
01:27:17.040 should we talk
01:27:17.360 about the Jews?
01:27:18.480 Yeah,
01:27:18.640 we were going to segment
01:27:19.280 the show.
01:27:19.980 You know what I decided,
01:27:21.400 Top?
01:27:21.580 I decided it's best
01:27:22.380 to rip the band-aid off
01:27:23.220 and just talk about the Jews.
01:27:24.120 So,
01:27:24.560 uh,
01:27:24.900 what's happening right now
01:27:26.680 is there's a lot
01:27:27.640 of anti-Jew sentiment
01:27:29.320 and I've gotten
01:27:30.040 to the point now
01:27:30.680 where I used to
01:27:31.460 partake in it
01:27:32.160 because it was a lot
01:27:32.680 of fun.
01:27:33.480 Uh,
01:27:33.740 but now I'm realizing
01:27:34.500 it's anti-Jew sentiment.
01:27:35.800 Well,
01:27:36.000 this is quite a bit,
01:27:36.840 actually,
01:27:37.120 if you're paying attention.
01:27:38.220 Oh,
01:27:38.420 okay,
01:27:38.540 there you go.
01:27:39.020 Okay,
01:27:39.100 I,
01:27:39.780 I,
01:27:39.800 I,
01:27:40.020 I,
01:27:40.260 interesting.
01:27:40.960 No,
01:27:41.220 uh,
01:27:41.660 shout out.
01:27:42.080 So,
01:27:42.760 so I'm expecting
01:27:44.500 for this to come
01:27:45.260 into play at some
01:27:46.220 point and I think
01:27:46.940 that that's it.
01:27:47.540 We,
01:27:48.140 when we did
01:27:49.080 our last episode,
01:27:50.580 was that before
01:27:51.760 the Super Bowl?
01:27:54.480 I don't remember.
01:27:55.840 I kind of think
01:27:56.620 that it was.
01:27:57.440 I think it was right
01:27:57.920 after,
01:27:58.640 but I could be wrong.
01:27:59.540 Well,
01:27:59.840 either way,
01:28:00.460 uh,
01:28:00.820 you know,
01:28:01.060 you had Kanye West
01:28:02.180 pulling his big
01:28:02.960 publicity stunt
01:28:04.320 when it came to
01:28:05.120 dropping all the merch
01:28:06.440 off of his website
01:28:07.180 and just having a white
01:28:08.060 t-shirt with a swastika
01:28:09.000 on it and,
01:28:10.080 you know,
01:28:10.200 so much of like
01:28:11.040 anti-Israel rhetoric
01:28:12.260 is,
01:28:12.660 is really reaching
01:28:13.380 critical mass.
01:28:14.120 So much of the Jew 1.00
01:28:14.860 noticing is reaching
01:28:15.700 critical mass and I'm,
01:28:16.620 I'm sitting back
01:28:17.220 looking at this
01:28:17.860 wondering how this
01:28:19.100 is going to play,
01:28:20.260 uh,
01:28:21.300 with,
01:28:21.760 with,
01:28:22.340 I guess,
01:28:23.080 you know,
01:28:23.660 uh,
01:28:24.240 geopolitics as,
01:28:26.120 as this all moves
01:28:26.860 forward,
01:28:27.160 I kind of have a
01:28:28.020 feeling that we're
01:28:29.200 going to see a big
01:28:29.740 pivot because I don't
01:28:30.680 think that you have
01:28:31.260 this cultural
01:28:31.780 conversation and,
01:28:32.880 and everything
01:28:33.240 reaching a boiling
01:28:34.000 point and then it
01:28:34.780 just goes away.
01:28:35.540 I don't see this
01:28:36.180 just going away.
01:28:36.960 So,
01:28:37.360 uh,
01:28:38.160 that's kind of like
01:28:39.020 a,
01:28:39.240 a wild card in
01:28:40.480 this whole story.
01:28:41.700 Well,
01:28:41.840 yes,
01:28:42.140 and it always is.
01:28:43.300 And it has been
01:28:44.080 the wild card in
01:28:45.160 our foreign policy,
01:28:46.180 um,
01:28:47.040 you know,
01:28:47.280 negotiations for
01:28:48.280 as long as I've
01:28:49.420 been alive.
01:28:49.880 Uh,
01:28:50.300 so I,
01:28:51.260 uh,
01:28:51.960 I don't know how
01:28:52.600 that's going to
01:28:52.960 play out.
01:28:53.300 I think that the,
01:28:53.920 the Gaza negotiations
01:28:55.340 are so interesting for
01:28:57.040 that exact reason is
01:28:58.100 that like,
01:28:58.480 it's obvious that
01:28:59.660 there's a huge
01:29:00.360 percentage of Trump's
01:29:01.900 base that is genuinely
01:29:03.020 America first and does
01:29:04.340 not want to put,
01:29:05.160 you know,
01:29:06.000 Israel first. 0.99
01:29:06.720 And I think that that,
01:29:08.740 that clash is playing
01:29:09.860 out in a way that like
01:29:10.920 he now has a base
01:29:13.000 and I don't think it's
01:29:14.000 a small one.
01:29:15.000 You know,
01:29:15.300 I think,
01:29:16.260 I don't know.
01:29:16.700 I don't think it's half,
01:29:17.600 but I think it's like a
01:29:18.460 good chunk of his base.
01:29:19.440 It's like,
01:29:19.740 look,
01:29:19.980 we are serious about
01:29:21.480 this.
01:29:21.840 Like we want,
01:29:22.640 like our country is
01:29:23.800 $37 trillion in debt.
01:29:25.240 We cannot put anybody
01:29:27.500 before us.
01:29:28.740 Nobody.
01:29:29.860 Um,
01:29:30.300 even if they have,
01:29:31.300 you know,
01:29:32.080 broadly good feelings
01:29:33.600 about Jewish people
01:29:34.420 and about Israel,
01:29:35.200 they're still like,
01:29:36.340 yo,
01:29:36.780 what are we doing?
01:29:37.600 This is fucking suicidal.
01:29:39.160 This is crazy.
01:29:40.340 Um,
01:29:40.800 so that's the reason
01:29:42.280 that I was,
01:29:42.980 I didn't freak out
01:29:44.540 as much as some people
01:29:46.260 in my camp when it came
01:29:47.320 to his owning Gaza thing
01:29:49.060 is because I was like,
01:29:49.840 well,
01:29:49.940 this does seem like a
01:29:51.000 very interesting pivot.
01:29:52.020 Like one that is not,
01:29:53.080 not in alignment with
01:29:54.920 the greater Israel project
01:29:56.400 and,
01:29:56.700 you know,
01:29:57.040 Netanyahu's ends.
01:29:58.320 Um,
01:29:58.760 but to who Clint?
01:30:01.680 Who's,
01:30:02.080 who is they though?
01:30:03.200 Um,
01:30:03.520 who is they?
01:30:05.580 So,
01:30:06.420 so like,
01:30:07.660 but then Netanyahu pivots
01:30:09.580 and he may be doing it
01:30:10.640 to save face.
01:30:11.300 So I can't really read
01:30:12.080 this properly either,
01:30:12.880 but he's saying,
01:30:13.620 I love Trump's idea.
01:30:14.840 Yes,
01:30:15.300 the U S ought to own Gaza. 0.99
01:30:17.000 And it's like,
01:30:17.820 I think that'd be great.
01:30:19.140 But,
01:30:19.420 but my point is,
01:30:20.300 is like,
01:30:20.740 this is a lot of
01:30:21.780 face saving maneuvers.
01:30:22.900 So like Trump may actually
01:30:24.320 be doing something
01:30:24.920 that Netanyahu doesn't like.
01:30:26.360 Uh,
01:30:26.680 but then you get into
01:30:27.340 fucking 5d chess
01:30:28.320 and you just sound like
01:30:28.960 you're sucking Trump's dick
01:30:29.800 and it's like,
01:30:30.240 it's true.
01:30:30.840 And,
01:30:31.100 and I don't,
01:30:32.040 so I don't,
01:30:32.580 I basically,
01:30:33.240 I'm just trying to be
01:30:33.880 very honest that I don't know.
01:30:35.480 I don't know if he's
01:30:36.540 just totally in lockstep
01:30:38.540 to the Adelson's
01:30:39.780 of the world
01:30:40.260 or if he is trying
01:30:41.960 to be a real boy
01:30:43.020 and cut his puppet strings.
01:30:43.980 I don't know.
01:30:44.440 Well,
01:30:44.880 Clint,
01:30:45.220 uh,
01:30:45.420 we're,
01:30:45.660 we're running up on time here,
01:30:46.700 but speaking of sucking dick, 0.95
01:30:47.980 I really want to know
01:30:49.040 what you know about
01:30:50.020 Obama's birth certificates.
01:30:51.440 You came in hot.
01:30:52.180 You're like,
01:30:52.600 I woke up very sleepy,
01:30:54.420 but I watched an hour of this,
01:30:56.420 uh,
01:30:56.760 some kind of meeting.
01:30:58.220 I can't believe this is back
01:31:01.380 on the table.
01:31:02.160 I mean,
01:31:02.480 that's what it feels like.
01:31:03.580 Everything is going to come back
01:31:04.680 on the table
01:31:05.120 and we're going to get
01:31:06.000 some,
01:31:06.780 uh,
01:31:07.140 rectification.
01:31:07.960 I think I made that word up,
01:31:08.980 but we're going to get it
01:31:09.760 when it comes to these topics
01:31:10.760 that have been like,
01:31:11.780 you know,
01:31:12.080 speculated on heavily,
01:31:13.080 but put to get to bed
01:31:14.440 for the past decade.
01:31:15.420 What do you think,
01:31:16.180 Clint?
01:31:17.000 Dude.
01:31:17.560 All right.
01:31:17.860 So Joe Arpaio,
01:31:19.580 the,
01:31:19.960 uh,
01:31:20.640 sheriff of Arizona
01:31:21.700 or whatever,
01:31:22.260 Maricopa,
01:31:22.900 Maricopa County,
01:31:23.580 I think,
01:31:24.240 uh,
01:31:24.680 he comes out with this
01:31:25.500 press conference.
01:31:26.020 I don't actually know
01:31:26.600 when it happened.
01:31:27.200 Like,
01:31:27.340 I don't know if this is last year
01:31:28.740 or if it just happened yesterday.
01:31:30.560 Uh,
01:31:30.940 I tweeted it out,
01:31:31.760 but yeah.
01:31:32.960 All right.
01:31:33.200 So I said,
01:31:33.700 just watch the full hour
01:31:34.580 plus Arizona press conference
01:31:35.800 seems pretty evident
01:31:36.560 that Obama's birth certificate
01:31:37.540 was indeed a forgery.
01:31:38.780 I can only assume the why.
01:31:40.160 The obvious answer would be
01:31:41.060 that he wasn't a natural born citizen
01:31:42.460 and therefore ineligible
01:31:43.380 for the presidency.
01:31:44.240 Am I taking crazy pills
01:31:45.580 or is this actually happening?
01:31:46.780 Was a foreigner 1.00
01:31:47.320 actually the president
01:31:48.220 for eight years?
01:31:48.980 Honestly asking.
01:31:49.780 This is nuts.
01:31:50.560 And then I posted,
01:31:51.400 I linked to the actual,
01:31:52.880 uh,
01:31:53.500 press conference,
01:31:54.060 but it's 70 minutes
01:31:55.160 of them just painstakingly
01:31:57.440 proving out
01:31:58.520 that Obama's birth certificate
01:32:00.060 was forged.
01:32:01.520 Like,
01:32:01.600 how are they doing it?
01:32:02.580 Are they looking at it
01:32:03.320 on like a Photoshop basis?
01:32:04.520 Like there's some inconsistencies
01:32:05.920 in fonts or images
01:32:07.360 on the birth certificate?
01:32:09.020 So,
01:32:09.480 so in 2011,
01:32:11.300 the White House actually,
01:32:12.540 because of all of the controversy,
01:32:14.220 the,
01:32:14.440 the White House published
01:32:15.660 a PDF of his birth certificate.
01:32:18.240 So they are using that
01:32:19.860 and they are demolishing it.
01:32:21.240 And what they found
01:32:22.160 was that there is
01:32:22.980 a nether birth certificate
01:32:23.940 from,
01:32:24.660 I guess,
01:32:25.300 you know,
01:32:25.980 Hawaii that has
01:32:27.800 a different person's name
01:32:28.900 that was used
01:32:29.780 as the template
01:32:31.180 by which it was manipulated.
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01:33:33.020 And then became
01:33:33.560 Obama's birth certificate.
01:33:35.100 So I think I'm like,
01:33:37.300 I'm 95% convinced
01:33:38.920 that like his birth certificate
01:33:40.540 was a forgery.
01:33:42.220 That's exactly what
01:33:43.320 conspiracy theorists
01:33:44.160 were saying all those years ago.
01:33:45.280 Not just that it was a forgery,
01:33:46.740 but that it was specifically
01:33:47.800 like somebody else's
01:33:48.900 birth certificate from Hawaii.
01:33:50.540 Not just conspiracy theorists,
01:33:52.100 but the conspiracy theorists,
01:33:53.980 the guy that's sitting
01:33:54.660 in the White House right now.
01:33:56.280 That's true.
01:33:57.480 Dude, that's the only reason
01:33:58.260 he ran for president.
01:33:59.400 It's like full circle.
01:34:00.860 It is full circle.
01:34:01.580 It's nuts.
01:34:02.060 But here's the thing
01:34:03.620 that adds additional credence to this.
01:34:06.160 This theory wasn't popularized.
01:34:08.180 I mean, maybe it was popularized
01:34:09.300 by Trump.
01:34:09.840 It didn't originate from Trump.
01:34:11.480 It originated from Hillary
01:34:12.740 fucking Clinton.
01:34:14.060 I will not know that.
01:34:16.080 Yes.
01:34:16.420 Her campaign was responsible 0.96
01:34:17.700 for popularizing this initially
01:34:19.120 because they were trying
01:34:20.100 to destroy Barack Obama
01:34:21.260 because she was the heir apparent
01:34:23.840 to the throne.
01:34:24.580 Hey, listen to me, black guy.
01:34:26.020 There's not enough babies
01:34:26.960 going around for everybody to drink.
01:34:28.960 You gotta get rid of them.
01:34:31.680 So all I'm saying is
01:34:33.700 it's not without merit.
01:34:37.000 I'm not saying it's definitive,
01:34:38.520 but it's not without merit
01:34:39.320 because this was essentially
01:34:41.140 opposition research
01:34:43.340 that was ran by the Clinton campaign.
01:34:44.920 I think it was probably legit.
01:34:46.760 And I think that they
01:34:47.560 doctored a birth certificate
01:34:49.300 to try and assuage
01:34:51.980 people's concerns about it.
01:34:53.280 But I think that
01:34:53.820 they doctored it.
01:34:55.220 All of this, dude,
01:34:56.260 is like Operation Rude Awakening.
01:34:58.860 Like, hey, guess what?
01:35:00.720 Obama was running the country
01:35:01.940 through the Biden administration,
01:35:03.160 through the Obama administration.
01:35:04.120 Not a legitimate president whatsoever.
01:35:05.760 Hey, by the way,
01:35:06.460 all the medical apparatus
01:35:07.380 and the food,
01:35:07.880 it's all been poisoned
01:35:08.500 this entire time.
01:35:09.220 They're trying to kill you.
01:35:09.740 The lockdowns were bad
01:35:10.580 and there was never really
01:35:11.300 anything to be worried about
01:35:12.180 in the first place
01:35:12.780 and the inoculations 0.97
01:35:13.480 were actually killing you.
01:35:14.340 They're just fucking
01:35:14.880 on a tear, like everything.
01:35:17.340 By the way,
01:35:17.800 the last four years
01:35:18.680 were run by a guy in a diaper,
01:35:20.180 but really run by a guy
01:35:21.280 that his birth certificate
01:35:22.700 was fake.
01:35:23.780 Yeah.
01:35:24.360 Well, and then Alex Berenson
01:35:25.820 comes out yesterday
01:35:26.660 confirming studies
01:35:28.060 that prove that people
01:35:29.140 are getting AIDS
01:35:31.300 from the vaccine.
01:35:33.420 Incredible.
01:35:34.240 That they have
01:35:34.740 what's called T-cell exhaustion,
01:35:36.620 which means that
01:35:37.380 essentially it's the exact
01:35:38.660 same outcome
01:35:39.200 of someone that's HIV positive
01:35:41.440 that they have
01:35:41.960 vaccine-induced AIDS.
01:35:43.220 That's what I literally
01:35:44.220 was saying that
01:35:45.080 and getting censored
01:35:46.120 on all these meta companies,
01:35:47.840 right?
01:35:48.120 Facebook and Instagram
01:35:49.120 were taking down my post
01:35:50.200 when I was saying this.
01:35:51.240 Yep.
01:35:51.920 I swear to God,
01:35:52.600 if we rip off another Band-Aid,
01:35:54.440 the American public
01:35:55.120 are going to bleed out.
01:35:56.240 Yeah, well, that's my concern.
01:35:57.580 But I mean,
01:35:58.360 if this is accurate,
01:35:59.400 then that means that
01:36:00.140 the, as he says here,
01:36:01.820 the spike levels
01:36:02.620 continue to increase over time.
01:36:04.640 Like, the entire framework
01:36:06.340 of the mRNA vaccine
01:36:07.500 was that you were going
01:36:08.640 to have,
01:36:09.420 to create these kind of
01:36:10.900 factories of spike protein,
01:36:12.900 but you're only supposed
01:36:13.800 to do it for a limited
01:36:15.000 amount of time
01:36:15.740 because the spike protein
01:36:16.720 is toxic.
01:36:17.600 If you actually create
01:36:19.280 these spike protein factories
01:36:20.980 and they function
01:36:22.080 in perpetuity
01:36:23.300 and they continue
01:36:24.520 for years,
01:36:26.320 well then, yeah,
01:36:27.040 you now have AIDS. 0.60
01:36:29.480 Now, let me just add,
01:36:31.280 it was Anthony Fauci
01:36:33.460 that many people believe
01:36:35.280 was behind
01:36:36.800 the first AIDS epidemic
01:36:39.140 of the 1980s.
01:36:40.480 So that could mean
01:36:41.260 that Anthony Fauci
01:36:42.400 is now responsible
01:36:43.220 for not one,
01:36:44.300 but two,
01:36:45.680 American,
01:36:46.640 well, global AIDS epidemics.
01:36:48.400 It's fucking nuts.
01:36:49.680 Yeah.
01:36:49.980 Well, Montana,
01:36:51.000 it seems like,
01:36:51.420 this is a couple days ago,
01:36:52.940 scheduled to hold a hearing
01:36:54.480 to ban mRNA vaccines,
01:36:57.440 which is going to be interesting
01:36:58.360 because the Donald Trump administration
01:37:00.780 came in hot
01:37:01.600 with $500 billion
01:37:02.980 for AI,
01:37:04.240 specifically mRNA,
01:37:06.000 AI vaccines
01:37:06.880 to cure cancer
01:37:08.160 or something.
01:37:08.640 So they're going to be at odds.
01:37:11.120 And this is one of Donald Trump's
01:37:12.480 main failures
01:37:13.260 as the president
01:37:14.680 in 2016 to 2020
01:37:16.600 was his...
01:37:17.160 It's the main.
01:37:17.860 Yeah.
01:37:18.340 Yes.
01:37:18.860 I mean, besides like the,
01:37:20.000 you know,
01:37:20.200 the printing of the money
01:37:21.040 and there's a couple
01:37:22.180 of other things.
01:37:23.480 Nothing comes close
01:37:24.120 to the lockdowns
01:37:24.840 in my opinion,
01:37:25.360 but yeah,
01:37:25.780 go ahead.
01:37:26.160 Sorry.
01:37:26.560 I can't blame him
01:37:28.040 for the lockdowns.
01:37:28.820 These were states acting
01:37:30.200 and what he could have done
01:37:31.620 was what he should have done
01:37:32.760 and what he's doing now
01:37:33.760 where he's like,
01:37:34.420 he just went into New York
01:37:35.480 and he was like,
01:37:36.000 yeah,
01:37:36.140 your congestion pricing,
01:37:37.060 that's going to stop.
01:37:38.040 And they're complaining
01:37:38.980 and they're virtue signaling.
01:37:40.060 Kathy Oakley could do
01:37:40.780 what they want,
01:37:41.340 but in the end of the day,
01:37:42.500 they're going to come down there
01:37:43.320 and shut it down.
01:37:44.560 But his main failure
01:37:45.980 was the promotion
01:37:46.960 of the vaccines
01:37:47.720 and he came in
01:37:49.500 promoting another vaccine
01:37:50.900 and now we have
01:37:52.280 individual states
01:37:53.380 that are going to ban
01:37:54.460 this specific type.
01:37:55.820 And this is the thing
01:37:56.440 that worries me too.
01:37:57.260 We just had a guest on,
01:38:00.000 what was her name?
01:38:00.820 Alexandra from
01:38:01.620 Just the Inserts.
01:38:05.580 And she's very much
01:38:07.620 in the field
01:38:08.000 of what RFK Jr. is doing,
01:38:09.600 talking about vaccines,
01:38:10.820 children,
01:38:11.500 and health in general.
01:38:13.420 But what I'm worried about
01:38:14.720 is like,
01:38:15.080 I don't give my kids
01:38:15.760 any vaccines anymore,
01:38:16.780 but I'm like,
01:38:17.640 part of my brain is like,
01:38:18.800 what if one of these
01:38:20.520 is okay?
01:38:22.180 What if these do help?
01:38:24.760 And what if we toss the baby 0.65
01:38:26.680 out with the bathwater?
01:38:28.080 Yeah,
01:38:28.380 it's like there's so much
01:38:29.140 good shit,
01:38:29.860 you know,
01:38:30.260 and there's so much
01:38:31.680 bad shit,
01:38:33.000 but there could be
01:38:34.260 something there
01:38:34.700 that's helpful
01:38:35.240 and now I have to
01:38:36.360 throw all of it out.
01:38:37.520 And the mRNA vaccine
01:38:38.400 is one of these things
01:38:39.260 like it could be,
01:38:40.340 it looks like
01:38:40.920 a good technology,
01:38:41.900 but...
01:38:42.140 Right,
01:38:42.400 because he's doing
01:38:42.860 Project Stargate,
01:38:43.780 $500 billion
01:38:44.460 to a combination
01:38:45.540 of mRNA vaccinations
01:38:46.820 and AI.
01:38:47.620 I don't even understand
01:38:48.140 how that works.
01:38:48.900 And I look at that
01:38:50.020 and I pull back real hard
01:38:51.200 because at the very least
01:38:52.120 it's tone deaf.
01:38:52.880 We just got off
01:38:53.460 the lockdowns,
01:38:54.240 what do you...
01:38:54.520 But David,
01:38:55.300 it's tone deaf,
01:38:57.700 but it could work.
01:38:59.180 It looks like
01:38:59.660 a good technology
01:39:00.460 and I don't fucking want it.
01:39:02.640 I don't even want
01:39:03.420 to hear about it,
01:39:04.720 but it could actually work.
01:39:06.080 So it's like...
01:39:07.380 Yeah,
01:39:07.640 well,
01:39:07.920 I mean,
01:39:08.120 this is my concern too
01:39:09.060 is that,
01:39:09.600 you know,
01:39:09.820 I think that mRNA tech
01:39:11.180 has the potential,
01:39:12.920 it doesn't exist now,
01:39:14.420 but it has the potential
01:39:15.300 to cure cancers
01:39:16.420 and do all sorts
01:39:17.120 of fucking miraculous shit
01:39:18.120 that like would really
01:39:19.220 benefit humanity.
01:39:20.420 But its initial rollout
01:39:22.140 was so catastrophic
01:39:23.040 and so lethal
01:39:24.180 that no one should trust it.
01:39:27.680 I think billions of people
01:39:29.440 will trust it regardless
01:39:30.680 because they're fucking insane. 0.92
01:39:32.600 But I agree with you
01:39:33.600 that like,
01:39:34.140 yeah,
01:39:34.480 I'm not,
01:39:35.400 this is why I'm not really,
01:39:36.520 I'm not interested in the ban,
01:39:37.820 but I'm also,
01:39:38.380 I'm most upset
01:39:39.740 because you mandated it.
01:39:41.160 Like that's the problem.
01:39:42.160 And like if I have to choose
01:39:44.540 between an outright ban
01:39:45.780 or a mandate,
01:39:47.120 well,
01:39:47.340 then I'm going ban all day.
01:39:48.560 You can't fucking force
01:39:49.520 this shit on me. 0.88
01:39:50.300 But the obvious like proper answer
01:39:52.420 would be,
01:39:53.020 well,
01:39:53.120 this shit should have never
01:39:53.860 been mandated
01:39:54.460 and it should have been
01:39:55.420 tested thoroughly
01:39:56.200 and it should have been
01:39:57.000 evolving slowly
01:39:58.480 so that you can actually
01:39:59.580 produce a product
01:40:00.280 that is safe and effective.
01:40:01.840 You didn't,
01:40:02.760 you cunts,
01:40:03.180 and now we hate you 0.84
01:40:04.440 and now you all
01:40:05.280 ought to be in prison.
01:40:06.040 So that's where we're at.
01:40:06.860 That's it.
01:40:07.540 Yeah,
01:40:07.760 but look at humanity now
01:40:09.180 because this thing could,
01:40:10.720 again,
01:40:11.060 it could very well bring about
01:40:12.620 the mark of the beast
01:40:13.400 which is a genuine concern of mine.
01:40:15.980 But it could also like,
01:40:16.980 it could help
01:40:17.940 if you actually had,
01:40:20.620 one of the things
01:40:21.220 that we talk about
01:40:21.900 is a mental illness 0.61
01:40:23.460 and they're giving you lithium
01:40:24.560 to balance it.
01:40:25.980 You have an imbalance 1.00
01:40:26.840 of chemicals in your brain.
01:40:27.900 It's like number one,
01:40:28.480 we've never measured the chemicals.
01:40:29.980 Number two,
01:40:30.800 where are we putting the chemicals
01:40:32.060 and how are you balancing
01:40:33.080 them?
01:40:33.540 Well,
01:40:34.000 if you have an AI
01:40:34.980 that's put into
01:40:37.300 some sort of mRNA vaccine technology
01:40:39.520 that can go in
01:40:40.220 and diagnose this stuff
01:40:41.680 and let's say that
01:40:42.500 the imbalance of chemicals
01:40:43.900 is a legitimate thing
01:40:45.040 and we can balance the chemicals
01:40:46.960 or whatever is wrong with you,
01:40:48.360 we can go and figure this out
01:40:49.780 and it can be tailored
01:40:50.640 to exactly what you need.
01:40:53.020 It's a great technology.
01:40:55.080 It'll be paired,
01:40:55.800 of course,
01:40:56.140 with the sigil of Satan
01:40:57.900 and the mark of the beast.
01:40:58.800 That's one thing.
01:40:59.560 This is a problem.
01:41:00.460 But for everybody else
01:41:01.840 that just has common sense
01:41:02.840 from the last four years
01:41:03.800 are going to say,
01:41:04.580 absolutely not,
01:41:05.340 don't touch me with that stuff.
01:41:06.560 And it could help.
01:41:07.760 It might be okay,
01:41:09.980 but it's gone.
01:41:10.900 I will genuinely never know.
01:41:12.660 I will never know if it's okay.
01:41:14.040 I'll die.
01:41:14.380 I'm going to die of cancer probably
01:41:15.940 because I'm not getting that thing
01:41:17.900 even though it could possibly help.
01:41:20.060 Well,
01:41:20.420 I mean,
01:41:20.680 this is why
01:41:21.320 it should have just always been left
01:41:22.880 to consumers' free will.
01:41:25.620 that if you're in a position of,
01:41:28.500 for instance,
01:41:29.660 if you have stage three,
01:41:31.620 four cancer
01:41:32.180 and you have the chance
01:41:33.980 to try this shit out,
01:41:35.720 well,
01:41:35.900 you don't have much to lose,
01:41:36.960 so go for it.
01:41:37.880 Yeah.
01:41:38.220 But here's the real...
01:41:39.580 Unless it rewrites your DNA
01:41:40.360 and you can't get into
01:41:41.080 the kingdom of heaven.
01:41:42.160 Well,
01:41:42.480 all right,
01:41:42.760 so I wasn't going to go that part,
01:41:44.200 but I will say
01:41:44.760 there is a real concern
01:41:46.160 about it rewriting DNA
01:41:47.360 and that we will never be
01:41:50.000 the people
01:41:50.800 that we were before 2021.
01:41:52.740 And that's a real distinct possibility.
01:41:56.680 That may be true
01:41:57.720 that because you've now manipulated
01:42:00.900 the DNA of mothers,
01:42:03.060 for instance,
01:42:03.580 that they're now producing children
01:42:04.780 whose DNA has been altered
01:42:06.020 and therefore,
01:42:07.240 because their DNA is altered,
01:42:08.800 every one of their offspring
01:42:10.080 forevermore
01:42:10.900 will also be altered
01:42:12.180 and we don't understand
01:42:13.280 the long-term consequences
01:42:14.660 in totality at this point.
01:42:17.440 We don't know
01:42:18.280 how we altered humanity's path.
01:42:21.020 And I just think that
01:42:22.240 of all the things
01:42:24.060 that any evil dictator
01:42:25.620 or whatever
01:42:26.140 has ever done in human history,
01:42:27.660 it pales in comparison
01:42:28.840 to what these scientists did to us.
01:42:31.120 I mean,
01:42:31.340 it is the most egregious
01:42:33.680 and most evil action
01:42:35.220 I have ever witnessed
01:42:36.840 and I lived through it
01:42:38.140 and I feel like no one cares.
01:42:40.380 And that is unbelievable to me.
01:42:43.220 Shut your mouth
01:42:44.040 and trust the science.
01:42:45.580 Yeah.
01:42:46.420 Yeah.
01:42:47.120 Shut your mouth.
01:42:47.960 Fuck, it's crazy.
01:42:48.640 Take the vaccines.
01:42:49.560 Obey.
01:42:49.880 This is why I say
01:42:50.560 I close out every episode
01:42:51.700 of Nephilim Desk.
01:42:52.480 I think we should close out
01:42:54.280 this one here.
01:42:55.300 But I always say
01:42:56.460 don't forget to obey,
01:42:58.500 submit, and comply.
01:42:59.920 I've been saying it for,
01:43:01.100 man,
01:43:02.180 since at least 2020.
01:43:03.980 I've been saying it
01:43:04.500 since before COVID.
01:43:05.740 I had like a line of clothes
01:43:06.940 that say obey, submit, comply.
01:43:09.460 And it still holds true.
01:43:12.760 No, that's Top Lobster. 0.82
01:43:15.260 Oh, I thought obey
01:43:16.300 was like, thanks.
01:43:18.100 How dare you?
01:43:19.580 No, just obey.
01:43:20.560 It probably, no,
01:43:21.260 well, obey is,
01:43:22.300 I know he's a street artist,
01:43:23.540 but obey, submit, and comply.
01:43:25.740 Like, don't ask questions,
01:43:27.320 listen,
01:43:28.140 and do what you're fucking told. 0.91
01:43:29.940 And you can live that way
01:43:31.020 or you can think for yourself
01:43:32.980 and be a dangerous retard. 0.98
01:43:34.160 Intro to Liberty Lockdown.
01:43:35.720 Just scan your barcode,
01:43:37.740 you know,
01:43:38.080 along the same lines.
01:43:40.120 Yeah.
01:43:41.000 And that was long before
01:43:42.200 vaccine passports
01:43:43.340 or anything like that
01:43:44.080 was really being thought of.
01:43:45.680 But I was like,
01:43:46.380 yep, that's the lyric.
01:43:47.920 Wow.
01:43:48.680 We're the best.
01:43:51.420 Aren't we fucking great?
01:43:53.000 Aren't we great?
01:43:54.080 Guys,
01:43:55.040 aren't we great in the chat?
01:43:56.400 Thank you for showing up again
01:43:57.500 to another episode of Dangerous.
01:44:00.180 We hope to do this live,
01:44:02.400 like in person pretty soon.
01:44:04.300 Soon, yes.
01:44:04.660 So we're going to be setting up
01:44:06.480 ways for you to give us money
01:44:08.160 to do that.
01:44:10.500 But actually,
01:44:12.080 yeah,
01:44:12.160 this has been,
01:44:13.240 I would like to get our audience
01:44:14.620 to really try and apply pressure
01:44:17.960 as much as possible
01:44:18.940 to Chris Pavlovsky.
01:44:21.340 Because I think that
01:44:22.780 if they genuinely believe
01:44:25.140 that this,
01:44:26.220 my voice sounds great
01:44:27.060 all of a sudden.
01:44:27.580 As soon as I cough,
01:44:28.220 I'm like,
01:44:28.440 I sound great.
01:44:28.840 Very buttery.
01:44:31.380 If we can get Chris to believe
01:44:32.980 that this would be
01:44:33.580 a viable show for Rumble,
01:44:35.100 which I think it is,
01:44:36.140 I think it is perfectly fitted
01:44:37.340 or suited to Rumble.
01:44:38.200 If we do it in person
01:44:39.820 every week,
01:44:41.280 I think it would be
01:44:42.280 one of their most successful shows,
01:44:43.820 but we need to get them
01:44:45.000 to sign us
01:44:45.500 so that we can actually
01:44:46.000 have some fucking 0.98
01:44:46.640 financial assurances
01:44:47.520 by which we can all move
01:44:48.920 and be near each other
01:44:49.820 to do it in person.
01:44:51.300 So,
01:44:52.080 yeah,
01:44:52.640 if you guys don't mind,
01:44:53.840 you know,
01:44:54.020 just tweet at Chris.
01:44:54.780 Say,
01:44:55.200 sign Dangerous Retards. 0.90
01:44:56.520 Just say it over and over again.
01:44:57.440 Just say,
01:44:58.060 we love Dangerous Retards. 0.99
01:44:59.840 We love Dangerous Retards. 0.99
01:45:01.660 Also,
01:45:01.940 guys,
01:45:02.140 don't forget,
01:45:02.560 all of our socials
01:45:03.380 are up and running,
01:45:04.260 so if you enjoyed this,
01:45:05.320 consider going over to
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01:45:12.720 That's R-T-R-D. 1.00
01:45:14.640 We're going to have
01:45:15.260 to have them clarify
01:45:16.040 because if they just say,
01:45:17.060 I love Dangerous Retards, 1.00
01:45:18.180 Chris is going to be like,
01:45:19.640 me too?
01:45:20.260 I don't know what that means.
01:45:22.180 I just wanted them
01:45:22.700 to be confused
01:45:23.400 and upset
01:45:24.060 is what I wanted,
01:45:24.900 but please,
01:45:25.420 tell Chris Pavlotsky
01:45:26.320 to sign us.
01:45:27.600 That's it,
01:45:28.260 yeah,
01:45:28.560 and we have a new producer too,
01:45:30.240 so thanks guys.
01:45:31.040 All right,
01:45:31.480 we'll see you
01:45:32.560 probably next week
01:45:33.540 or something like that.
01:45:34.480 Peace out.
01:45:35.220 Peace.
01:45:56.320 Peace.
01:45:57.320 Peace.
01:46:26.320 Peace.
01:46:27.320 Peace.
01:46:56.320 Peace.
01:46:57.320 Peace.
01:47:26.320 Peace.
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