Nephilim Death Squad - Mark Zuckerberg on Trial and Cancer Vaccines w⧸ Jon Pounders & Shane Cashman

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00:01:09.340 welcome back ladies and gentlemen to another episode of neff to america your cultural commentary

00:01:21.500 for the end of days yeah you can turn that off uh i am david lee corvo aka the raven this is my

00:01:26.120 co-host shane cashman uh writer of inverted worlds and former tim cast employee and uh in

00:01:31.880 the corner over there is top lops of the father of disinformation there he is very dark and menacing

00:01:37.640 in that corner you meant to light that a little bit better um i guess we'll continue to in what's

00:01:44.020 this called introduce everybody before we promo should we do that oh i was supposed to bring up 0.71

00:01:48.540 fucking patreon i'm just gonna tell people about it just tell them about it also joining us today 0.91

00:01:53.300 is matthew hefner merchant of brown water and host of straight bible and john pounders don't 0.99

00:01:59.280 don't say that over when i'm doing plugs matt all right you got to be quiet you got to leave

00:02:03.220 some space there john pounders of pounders quest uh it's gonna be an interesting one before we do

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00:03:01.380 supplies last because we're going to be doing who is that one did we get rid of that already 0.51

00:03:04.500 yakubian uh no he's right there get your shine boxes god bless deputy director dan bongino

00:03:11.740 so we're going to get into it i don't know how we're going to get into it but it's good to have

00:03:16.820 you guys again this has actually been a long day and everybody's filled up with pub subs and fried

00:03:23.500 chicken and we're ready for round three if you're shane cash i think he's holding us hostage yeah

00:03:29.080 you guys are i'm not allowed to leave yeah contractually obligated to be here cashman is

00:03:33.620 not slowing like at all dude this guy like even at the end of the last two hour episode he's just

00:03:38.480 like still pumping and going hand talking like he's got a lot of you know how rude it is to go

00:03:42.900 like i know you have three shows today let's make this one two hours long yeah no this is

00:03:46.520 potentially three or four i don't know what you guys have planned but i gotta film this is gonna

00:03:49.800 go long as long as the conversation doesn't suck like i'm in you know that's not true john as long

00:03:56.040 as your contract uh stipulates that you're here for another two hours then that's how long you're 0.97

00:04:01.240 here and this conversation is gonna fucking suck uh so sorry to break it to you i guess what we 0.96

00:04:06.480 could do is we can get straight into you can tell by the intro right like bamboozled 0.98

00:04:10.160 wait which show am i doing like whatever one we say that's the fine print in the content all right

00:04:16.620 and also god bless israel so let's uh i want to get into the first uh bit of footage that we have 0.98

00:04:22.620 here top would you mind bringing this up because i clicked it and it basically told me to fuck

00:04:25.260 myself um so this is uh i guess the how should i frame this the progress that's been made on the 0.96

00:04:35.100 robots that will soon turn us into biological fuel after they emulsify our bodies and figure

00:04:43.800 out how to convert us into energy.

00:04:45.940 Let's see what we've been investing in.

00:04:47.520 Well, that's it, right?

00:04:48.380 This is in China.

00:04:49.880 Let's see where my money's going.

00:04:51.260 This is China, but I'm almost still certain this is where our tax dollars are going.

00:04:54.740 So let's see here.

00:04:55.540 This is a robot that is, I don't know, running the 100-meter dash, something like that.

00:05:05.100 i think that's actually almost like a deon sanders high staff dude when he was doing the pick six

00:05:16.300 like in the beginning but then it just got clunky i like it i want it to be okay it's not gonna be

00:05:20.400 in the background so um dude nobody watches running in the olympics like they would watch

00:05:24.700 it if they ran like that a little bit of jerk here and there you know i'm saying they are there

00:05:28.200 is like a wobbliness like a little uncanny valley wobble that happens at the very end of the run 0.57

00:05:32.700 look like phoebe from friends i i you know every time i see these videos i something about my eye

00:05:40.000 it says it's not real i just think we've come a long way from the joe biden models

00:05:44.060 those can barely walk right now they're faster they still it's clumsy looking it is clumsy

00:05:49.820 but it's nice you know joe biden to see him without the skin suit wait but why are they

00:05:54.200 putting that out there's clearly way more advanced robots than that right because that one that one

00:05:58.600 there i think beat uh usain bolt's record for uh human speed human speed is this a private company

00:06:04.540 or who is this it's a chinese company so no it's not private it actually says in the background

00:06:10.380 uh beijing 2022 um which is interesting i don't know if this i mean this is obviously the beijing

00:06:16.380 olympics banner i don't know if they just haven't taken the banners down in the last four years or

00:06:20.680 if this is actually old footage but i know that it was meant to stand in contrast to uh i think

00:06:26.120 was an american one um that model had no head it was just you ever see those cryptids that are just

00:06:31.040 torsos with faces so that's the kind that we're going with it has no head it's just a face on a

00:06:35.920 torso didn't that guy have like a reality tv show the guy torso no head uh just face on torso

00:06:41.060 torsos with faces was cashman's first rock band that's right it does sound like a good band name

00:06:45.380 actually i'm gonna start that now are you talking about ed from like a 90 day fiance the guy with

00:06:49.880 no neck good call i like talking i like talking behind you yeah i don't like it i can't i have

00:06:54.260 to turn my body to look at you i don't like that you're uh just staring at my he's like he's 0.59

00:06:58.100 aggressively in the corner really it's like the puerto rican in the corner i almost took a picture

00:07:05.260 and like zoomed in if you could be aggressively in a corner that is exactly what this guy's doing

00:07:11.660 so uh but but our headless monstrosity uh ran really fast yeah and i don't have the footage

00:07:18.120 at hand right now but it actually plows it bring that image back up on the on the screen real

00:07:22.620 quick top yes sir and you can see thank you puerto rican so you can see uh in the background he's

00:07:26.800 actually running for these uh upright standing boxes and i don't know it's kind of like some

00:07:31.700 sort of uh electrical you know contraption and so in this one it looks like it's actually going

00:07:37.920 to crash into him and you can see it does and he beelines at the last second he's smarter than

00:07:41.500 the american model um the american one just plows straight into the boxes and so speaking of plowing

00:07:48.100 though it will be oh soon enough impregnated by elon musk i thought you meant they'd be working

00:07:52.620 the field here it is does he have a head no he's just a medicine oh he does have a little so it

00:08:03.240 was like an olympics between america's robot and china's robot hell yeah it was what yeah apparently

00:08:08.320 we got our ass current news or this is like an old thing it's going viral right now it's been

00:08:12.660 going on there's people in like japan i believe who've been marrying robots for a decade now 0.94

00:08:16.700 yeah those are like old robots too like we got newer better robots that they might divorce those

00:08:22.220 robots oh yeah how's that gonna work i don't know could you upload the personality of the robot that

00:08:27.780 you are madly in love with into a new yeah that's how sam altman marries his husband

00:08:31.640 yeah um so so i was thinking and this is a little bit dark there goes our tech funding

00:08:39.840 thanks thanks a lot god bless israel and samuel yeah of course um our best allies i was thinking

00:08:46.000 how it's not funny it's pretty dark but it just given the way that it looks when it's running

00:08:51.660 we saw a lot of videos come out of the ukraine you know russia situation where uh people are 0.87

00:08:57.220 they're getting descended upon by drones the drones have bombs really brutal shit mildly funny 0.79

00:09:02.760 though if one of these had a bomb in it just given the way that it's running i mean if you're like 0.96

00:09:07.020 trying to let's say future situation uh fema comes in martial law they're hunting down the rest of

00:09:13.940 the surviving uh you know citizens who won't bend the knee to this new martial law and they're

00:09:20.180 sending out drone robots that are sprinting at you full speed and then once they make contact

00:09:25.780 they explode i think it'd be nice if like when i'm president if i want to make it so all wars

00:09:31.240 will be american ninja warrior but like with these robots so we'll all be voting while watching it go 0.60

00:09:37.080 down yeah but these silly robots will be the ones like clumsily chasing you is that we're gonna 0.94

00:09:41.900 skip past world war three and it's going to be american ninja warrior like with a big capital 0.94

00:09:47.420 war copyright that whoever's don't steal that from us okay we are doing that that's our next

00:09:52.520 podcast it's actually world war i like i like that idea of war it's kind of how it used to be

00:09:56.620 like you'd have a champion that you'd send out and then yeah you know like goliath yeah you don't

00:10:01.340 have a good champion then if you can't afford a robot with a bomb in it yeah you just send out a

00:10:06.500 regular dude yeah that's ultimately what it's going to right it's just like who's going to 0.73

00:10:11.160 have the best ai military africa's so screwed oh yeah africa's gonna get dominated again yeah 0.94

00:10:17.180 send out their mud hut warrior what a sad unless we exile elon back there that would be cool they 0.95

00:10:22.600 will have lots of robots i think that we probably should this is a guy that's like there's somebody 0.99

00:10:26.120 we're summoning the demon by uh using ai and then it's like now we just integrated a pay system into

00:10:31.180 have you seen the the x card oh yeah i see you yeah i pay five percent back six percent all right

00:10:38.300 uh every 34 days not bad on a debit card or just a credit card yeah the debit card pays six percent

00:10:44.720 i think they're going to incentivize that because he wants to put the mark of the beast in you

00:10:47.920 yeah so they're going to incentivize you to get this so you'll take the six percent but then bail

00:10:52.960 before it becomes oh yeah if you're going to try to put it in my body fair you know that's not going

00:10:56.660 to happen i i learned that my uncle tried that i said not happen this is like i've been doing that

00:11:02.780 Since I was a kid, I go, no, no, no, 6% APY? 0.59

00:11:06.500 Yeah, I thought you want to put it in me.

00:11:08.040 You son of a take that six and put it somewhere else.

00:11:12.200 All right, guys, calm down. 0.95

00:11:13.580 Stop with the bad joke.

00:11:15.160 I got to turn it around to look at you.

00:11:16.360 It's what you do with the credit card schemes, right?

00:11:18.800 You got to look at them on the TV.

00:11:20.140 You got to look at them on the TV.

00:11:20.940 Okay, put you on the TV for me.

00:11:22.880 I'm on the TV for you.

00:11:23.280 Thank you.

00:11:23.560 That's much better.

00:11:24.400 I never mind.

00:11:24.800 I don't even want to say what I want to say.

00:11:25.820 Go ahead. 1.00

00:11:26.040 Keep making gay jokes. 0.93

00:11:27.500 But yeah, so I mean, if the guy wants to, if everybody who's looking at Neuralink is 0.93

00:11:32.240 is kind of uh speculating as to whether or not this is going to be the mark of the beast

00:11:36.080 and it's funny because in previous generations they say everybody thought they were at the end

00:11:41.920 everybody thought they were the end times generation sure you guys never had

00:11:45.320 computer chips that they were putting in your brain to correct your parkinson's or make your

00:11:50.800 legs work when they're not supposed to work kind of a deal if god took your legs away far be it

00:11:55.300 from elon must to give them back to you i think that's actually probably blasphemy i you know

00:11:59.060 somewhere in there i don't know if that's the i think that's the technical term for blasphemy is

00:12:02.520 when god take it away and then you figure out how to give it back um but i mean we've never had the

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00:13:24.720 Chew on this bold question from Dentine Gum.

00:13:28.040 Is it ever okay to compliment a millennial on their skinny jeans in 2026?

00:13:37.220 Dentine, chew bold.

00:13:39.660 Put something in your head.

00:13:41.680 Never mind having an entire monetary apparatus attached to it.

00:13:46.580 Did you get your titanium card?

00:13:48.340 Oh, yeah, I got everything.

00:13:49.180 i mean i'm an unemployed so i was like any any money right now i should not turn down i hate to

00:13:53.400 tell you six percent apy on on zero is still okay okay okay what's apy though uh appreciation per

00:13:59.380 year right so okay okay what's that mean for me why'd you get so nervous i don't know that was

00:14:05.340 weird i was i felt insulted that he asked me that he's trying to get you no no no i don't know

00:14:10.200 no but you're right hell yeah every generation thinks they're at the end right the people that

00:14:14.460 had the telegram they're like we can communicate like all the way across the country now yeah

00:14:18.380 led television said oh we can all see the same thing on a tv screen therefore this is the end

00:14:22.880 yeah everybody says that now next he's going to go like by the way neural link no longer needs to

00:14:28.180 be in your head can be in the top of your head you know you know there's been papers about

00:14:31.720 self-assembling nanotechnology that thing that can turn into the brain chip so they can find a

00:14:37.240 way to put it in you without because they're also talking about self-assembling data centers what

00:14:41.300 do you mean self-assembling so like nanotechnology itty bitty little monster robots right that find

00:14:46.220 you if they can inject it to you or maybe with a heart attack gun from back in the day because you

00:14:49.760 know they have all that weird technology and then find a way for that to then travel inside of you

00:14:53.440 up to your brain then boom you got the neural link did you guys see the show alex jones was

00:14:57.360 interviewing a gentleman that works with a company that removes the chips did you guys know so i

00:15:02.280 interviewed this guy too the neural link chips no like just like he's talking about these tiny

00:15:06.480 little nano chips that end up trying to assemble themselves he said the reason the way they found

00:15:12.120 out about it because they were getting these signals these people were hearing voices signals

00:15:15.540 etc and he's like i don't know if it's external or internal so he took them into one of the

00:15:20.480 secure facilities where no signal can get in underground okay and the the signals were still

00:15:26.040 emitting from the people whoa yeah and so they have already done this where they shoot a thing

00:15:31.500 at you and you get nano stuff like according to this guy they don't even have to shoot it at you

00:15:35.860 when they're spraying the skies it's so small that it's in every living creature he said he's

00:15:40.320 not found anybody that doesn't have them those are mems right mems that might be the term i don't

00:15:45.400 remember it's like a smart dust yeah we're talking about that with andrew so i forget oh yeah andrew

00:15:50.100 i used to get on that smart desk too but that was that's no different yeah that's totally different

00:15:54.200 that's one of those things where i try not to look at it because the only thing to do with it is kind

00:15:59.200 of be afraid of it unless you're alex jones and you can work oh yeah we got the fear section of

00:16:02.580 the show coming up soon i'm very excited uh for them to do this with it's literally called messages

00:16:06.840 for mom and tops mom sends in just videos that are almost all designed to be like be afraid of

00:16:13.060 this thing that's coming and so you know we gauged it that reminds me of a real quick not to do too

00:16:17.960 off topic but uh speaking of grandma's when mine was still alive god bless her soul yeah uh back

00:16:24.840 when like the trayvon martin thing was happening she sent me an email that uh yeah that's an old

00:16:31.400 greatest hit uh she sent me an email of talking about like this is what trayvon martin really

00:16:36.040 looked like and she really believed this it was she sent me a picture of the game

00:16:39.740 i was like grandma that's you know why it's so funny to me because i i routinely listen to the

00:16:48.900 game uh i like the game yeah i like the game too so i was listening to him a few days ago right 0.79

00:16:53.700 you know that he's not gay no shut up don't say that why would you disparage the game okay no 0.86

00:16:58.820 he's gonna shoot up this place right now is he still in the game is he still a rapper 0.99

00:17:05.380 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 1.00

00:17:06.960 He was going viral for his fat penis. 1.00

00:17:09.580 Rap doesn't really got much going on anymore, right? 1.00

00:17:11.920 Yeah, it's tough.

00:17:12.980 It's a tough time.

00:17:13.560 But rap is, I mean, if you consider Kanye rap,

00:17:15.760 he's selling out like stadiums around the world.

00:17:17.820 I still listen to Kanye too constantly.

00:17:19.740 Yeah, me too.

00:17:20.480 He's like one of the only people that's actually saying something. 0.99

00:17:23.020 A lot of this mumble crap or mumble rap. 0.94

00:17:25.420 And I don't know, like, do you guys believe USAD had something to do with that? 0.99

00:17:28.140 Somebody was saying that.

00:17:29.140 USAD had something to do with mumble rap?

00:17:30.860 Yeah.

00:17:31.040 They were saying as soon as USAD got defunded, like rap,

00:17:35.040 went from being the top and then i think that was kind of overblown because i think there were

00:17:39.360 headlines that were easily made out of it but there is still like huge rap and like when drake

00:17:43.360 and kendrick were beefing it was like everyone was talking about it was everywhere people are

00:17:46.960 deconstructing words again but i do think the government certainly co-ops movements whether

00:17:51.920 it's modern art gangster rap back in the 90s the the counterculture anti-war movement in royal

00:17:57.280 canyon you know in the 60s so they do the hardcore metal scene that we were like i feel like we're

00:18:03.200 we're brothers dude like we we have this we both grew up in the same scene it is kind of like a

00:18:07.360 brotherhood but i felt like there towards the end there was a lot of like left left-handed path for

00:18:12.840 sure and now there's a lot of people uh in that scene that are like really ideologically liberal

00:18:18.500 or marxist and it's ridiculous you know whereas when we were a part of it i'm sure that's how it

00:18:23.400 was for in new york but it was all about freedom yeah and expression the agnostic front right and

00:18:27.820 maybe more anarchy leaning but like it was we were not really talking about politics other than like

00:18:31.960 we don't really like any of the stuff you're doing to us you know but now it's very political

00:18:35.520 but did you ever see that theory about like they uh use limp biscuit and woodstock 99 as a way to

00:18:41.300 like undo what masculinity could do in the form of a rebellion yeah yeah they just maybe agitators

00:18:46.880 there's like a j6 version of like let's just make it crazy wait shut it down what so what was the

00:18:52.680 idea behind it biscuit plays and people were getting like raped in the mosh pit i think that

00:18:56.300 the theory was that they made it worse there were accusations i don't know if that's true or not but

00:19:00.780 like it was debauchery fires and stuff yeah and that was intentional to to deep what do you say

00:19:07.260 i think part of the theory is that they use that as a way to say we got to put an end to all this

00:19:12.380 stuff so make this a big event turn it down show them how bad it can get masculinity because

00:19:17.400 woodstock 99 was insane you know i loved i wasn't there but i remember watching it you know corn

00:19:22.520 was there bush ridges the machine yeah all those guys was a weird one too because they were far

00:19:27.120 left right but it was like they're marxist you never saw that coming with that kind of music

00:19:31.200 you're like yo whatever if you go back though and look they were always wearing the red star 0.99

00:19:35.120 oh that's yeah so like it was always there right exactly we just didn't know any better they were

00:19:42.120 showing us we just had no idea exactly we were talking about the idea of uh wrestling pervading

00:19:46.800 society and becoming what society does later on but limb biscuit kind of put its foot in the door

00:19:52.460 with wwe i mean some of their hottest songs were like the trailers for wrestlemania oh yeah

00:19:57.640 undertaker's theme song oh yeah like they're moving culture and like great stuff like i can

00:20:02.380 see that i forget what it was was that or rolling stone cold versus the rock like that three dollar

00:20:07.500 bill that album was was raw counter i listened to it on the way down here yeah because they're

00:20:11.980 florida band it's funny because a lot of where punk is gone now like let's say like the punk

00:20:16.420 scene or what's left of it is this thing that's like um it's kind of conformed to all the same

00:20:21.820 shit that like walmart is promoting or any of the big corporations are promoting which is like the 0.98

00:20:25.340 lbgq shit and and they'll say that uh punk was always gay and it's like i don't think punk was 0.99

00:20:31.200 always gay i think punk was counterculture it was counter it was anti-establishment whatever 0.99

00:20:35.440 the status quo was doing they were doing the opposite of it and so now i feel like the spirit's

00:20:40.680 been removed if you were truly the same thing if punk was the same thing and it was just uh you

00:20:45.880 know the times were changing then you would be christian and conservative almost to a degree

00:20:50.340 because that's what is counterculture now considering that you know uh we just got done 0.93

00:20:54.660 with june and everything is is doing lgbtq flags and shit it's like when you look over punk as an 0.74

00:21:00.880 industry now as as a musical genre it's just in lockstep with all these massive corporations john

00:21:05.660 i were talking about like the christian hardcore scene that's an interesting which has been around

00:21:09.580 for a minute but it's back like it's really big right now but like back when we were probably

00:21:13.900 playing music i mean bands like norma gene were huge or the chariot after that and um who else

00:21:18.860 like cult now there's bands like cultists and stuff or zeo i mean there's some under oath at

00:21:24.280 the time yep and like so that was even when i was an atheist yeah i didn't even realize at the time

00:21:28.500 like these guys are christian and they were putting on the most deranged live shows like

00:21:32.760 not like in a heresy type of way but like in a way they were putting their lives on the line

00:21:37.840 they were hurting themselves not like in a self-mutilation but like jumping well you have

00:21:41.660 to make that distinction right because there was a lot of self-mutilation going on from the music

00:21:45.240 industry at the time emo music did a really weird thing to the american youth if you look back at

00:21:51.300 some of the more popular bands like let's say like green day or something like that like

00:21:54.580 it's kind of evident now that they always fucking hated us like i think green day always hated i

00:22:00.640 mean it's clear they always hated america but they hated us to such a degree that they began 0.96

00:22:05.600 to steer the culture in a in a direction that was like um it was purposely degrading america's youth

00:22:11.700 Like, it wasn't just like you do a thing because it's anti-establishment and it ends up degrading the youth.

00:22:17.020 Like, no, these dudes were like aiming at something specific.

00:22:19.960 And then years later, it comes down the pipe that he's overtly disgusted with America.

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00:22:26.000 Yeah, I think we were all pied pipered into hell by this by these guys.

00:22:29.840 And the other thing I think is like with bands like Green Day or something.

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00:24:32.840 They hated Bush, I think, for the wrong reasons. 0.97

00:24:35.060 you know looking back like we can hate bush for a lot of right reasons you know he sucked 0.95

00:24:38.180 but uh they were just hating because it was conservative christian that's what they were 0.94

00:24:42.100 seeing they were you know kind of like how leftists today hate on trump and or elon i think for the

00:24:47.000 wrong reasons sure yeah they're hating a caricature but if we're looking at it i hate them because i

00:24:50.580 think they're anti-christ might be the anti-christ right right and they're if they're not they're

00:24:54.320 building it or something like that or some sort of evil network you hate trump because you think

00:24:57.860 he's a bigot i i i hate him because i think he might be a time traveling i like him because he's

00:25:02.820 bigot yeah yeah yeah i don't know for other reasons the things that i hate about it there's 0.86

00:25:07.600 a love hate with trump you know it's like there's things about him that are amazing people that i

00:25:11.500 know that know his family great family 100 all these things but then you see that that's the

00:25:15.880 thing it's like you see the media you don't know like you were in the media for a long time with 0.92

00:25:19.900 political stuff oh yeah how much of that shit was i i've met don jr i've done like a small show with 0.58

00:25:25.260 him at tim's spot and he was very nice yeah super like he's from new york so like i'm from new york 0.98

00:25:30.440 we got along with about new economy we talk about the hardcore scenes like another shared history

00:25:34.080 yeah he's into hunting and it was genuine didn't seem like he was cosplaying yeah he seems like a

00:25:37.820 dude who crushes yeah and then i asked him this is like four or five years ago i'm like yo what's

00:25:41.860 good with like the ufo stuff you know not that i believe it but like i'm like let's let's see the

00:25:45.880 files i want to see what you have he said his dad didn't care about it at all i'm like well let's

00:25:49.480 get it but it's just funny to think about that conversation and now fast forward it's like every

00:25:52.840 friday they leak out some like new netflix how long ago was that conversation i pulled up something

00:25:57.800 on the screen kind of interesting just so unbelievable there he is that's a disclosure

00:26:01.380 there he is nice john founders as as he's now a federal agent they are all tall like they all

00:26:08.540 be time travelers right like baron tall i'm six right do you time travel a lot i try to do it

00:26:14.580 more than i used to yeah i don't time travel at all we can tell exactly that's what i'm saying

00:26:19.060 david top never time we've never been outside of the time that we're in right now apparently

00:26:24.280 There's a height limit.

00:26:25.560 There isn't a height limit.

00:26:26.520 The taller you are, the more you travel.

00:26:28.040 To go on a roller coaster, it says you've got to be this tall.

00:26:30.260 But to go on a –

00:26:31.000 They try to sneak in in a trench coat.

00:26:33.300 It's like two.

00:26:33.760 We still work taller.

00:26:36.620 Here, I want to toss this up.

00:26:38.060 Hold on, hold on.

00:26:38.700 I want to –

00:26:40.200 Also, too, let me explain that I'm not in –

00:26:45.200 I don't know Eric like this.

00:26:47.980 You know what I'm saying?

00:26:48.540 You're Illuminati.

00:26:49.640 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:26:50.420 Let me explain that first.

00:26:51.260 Wait, you see the comments now.

00:26:52.600 I was in Palm Beach.

00:26:55.180 I was in Palm Beach.

00:26:56.660 I was out to eat with some friends.

00:26:58.340 Hanging out with Palm Beach Pete.

00:26:58.880 And he walks up.

00:27:00.200 We were looking for Palm Beach Pete.

00:27:01.620 He ditched us for some reason.

00:27:03.600 Some kids were walking by him.

00:27:04.580 Proud of kids walking by him.

00:27:05.940 You know what I'm saying?

00:27:06.660 You know how it goes.

00:27:07.780 But he just walks up, and we're like, is that Harry Trump?

00:27:10.820 Yeah, like, yeah.

00:27:11.380 Can I get a picture with you?

00:27:12.180 He's like, yeah, sure.

00:27:12.840 No, he was there.

00:27:13.400 The Secret Service was behind him.

00:27:15.660 It's pretty gangster if he's not.

00:27:16.900 Yeah, but he wasn't threatened by me.

00:27:19.160 Right, right, right. 1.00

00:27:19.680 He probably could blow my ass, to be honest with you. 0.99

00:27:21.220 that still is very weird how approachable people really still are you think about like 1.00

00:27:27.140 assassination attempts and stuff it is very easy oh yeah like people are very accessible

00:27:31.820 but so you just think you can just kill a guy no i just thought that let's get into that yeah

00:27:36.220 no no like i so i was at a trump rally which top top likes to make fun of me for but they came here

00:27:43.460 and they came in they love the coffee and stuff and it was like uh 2016 i think or no it must

00:27:48.360 have been 2020 and i was like yo this guy's legit this is cool blah blah blah they're like yeah come

00:27:53.100 out there they let us sit in the front four seats dude okay so we came in we sat in the front four

00:27:57.420 seats and i'm not saying that we didn't go through metal detectors and stuff but i was like the dude

00:28:01.240 trump is right there they're about to compitory this guy yeah that's horrible i'm sorry but we're

00:28:05.820 very famous like we let people touch us and then and then walking up to people yeah like they're

00:28:10.820 like people are very accessible yeah i mean that's weird i i don't appreciate that you just said that

00:28:15.440 on our show guys i just want to say get the feds here i want to set the the precedent because we

00:28:19.080 we do have some super chats and i and nancy will not she unless prompted she's not going to read

00:28:23.680 she's not going to read it's going to take a long time so i just want to get through just two of

00:28:26.120 these but guys send more okay yeah send super chat nancy will read them please japanese noise 0.98

00:28:29.800 thank you nancy ian valdez asks why does tim wear that gay ass beanie 0.97

00:28:37.000 no he loves that beanie you know i told he has i think multiple of that one there's 0.97

00:28:45.420 one brand he likes that's it he's been interesting he's never promoted that like you would think if

00:28:50.360 a beanie crushed that hard you'd be like by the way i think he's afraid of it being like sold out

00:28:54.160 i once made a joke to him about it because you know he did matan's show okay uh and they they

00:29:00.340 ripped the beanie off on that show oh they did yeah and it was really funny and i remember doing

00:29:05.240 irl right after that and we were still waiting on the epstein files and i told tim we got tim

00:29:09.940 without a beanie before the epstein files what a banger tim without a beanie imagine living somewhere

00:29:15.080 You know where you can just wear a beanie all the time, dude?

00:29:17.160 You can't.

00:29:17.760 He does it in the summer.

00:29:18.740 It doesn't matter where he goes.

00:29:19.760 It gets hot, doesn't it?

00:29:21.480 That's what I'm saying.

00:29:22.420 You live here.

00:29:23.020 You got maybe a month.

00:29:23.880 Honestly, no.

00:29:24.980 Maybe he doesn't have sweat.

00:29:25.840 I have been in the South with him.

00:29:27.520 Don't get that conversation going.

00:29:28.180 I'm not getting into the whole people who don't sweat.

00:29:30.020 Owen Benjamin has a real theory about those who don't sweat. 1.00

00:29:33.000 Jews. 1.00

00:29:33.360 Mostly Jews. 0.96

00:29:34.260 Well, that makes sense. 1.00

00:29:35.560 That's why the ovens were.

00:29:36.960 That's why the ovens were.

00:29:38.160 They weren't even ovens.

00:29:39.460 They were testing it out.

00:29:40.140 It was just a warm room.

00:29:42.100 John's regretting.

00:29:43.040 He's like, what did I sign up for?

00:29:45.080 john all right it's all good i was gonna ask though before we move off from tim pool what

00:29:48.740 was he like i know we talked a little bit about it but i would like i'm sure that everybody there

00:29:52.260 is like what was tim like yeah i mean you all love him or hate him you know and we have a

00:29:55.960 complicated relationship you know i've known him for five years he i didn't know him before he hired

00:29:59.600 me and then we became friendly we were vacations together you know we went to maine and we traveled

00:30:04.960 around did a lot of stuff with like charlie kirk out in phoenix super cool but like he's into like

00:30:10.080 a different type of music and into like skating and stuff and that just was never like my thing

00:30:13.400 we have very different interests you were never in the music videos i was you were in the music

00:30:17.460 oh yeah that might be one of my humiliation rituals because like i he had me um he had me

00:30:22.640 walking around the house looking like sad for like the character nancy i need you to find that

00:30:27.700 no i shouldn't have said i never did it actually i think that was someone else so i did do that

00:30:33.480 it was like the first one but i loved uh at the time you know i was like down to just be a part

00:30:37.580 of the team and like pete parada is one of my favorite people he's the former drummer of the

00:30:41.600 offspring yeah yeah yeah he played drums on that song and i just i'll do anything with pete like

00:30:46.260 pete is the man and uh one of the best drummers you know like he's well they said but they said

00:30:50.860 walk around sad that's what you got to do which is i typically do anyway yeah right so it really

00:30:54.640 was just looking for i'm like that's my face so what is the deal with the guy tim cast i just

00:30:58.800 remember a long time that's his online like don't do that no no but i'm saying a long time ago like

00:31:04.140 we were talking about kanye earlier it's like i know about kanye from like 20 years ago but i

00:31:07.480 don't know about him from like five or ten years ago same with the tim cast guy i remember i wish

00:31:11.640 i'm so sad i missed this conversation between the two because i know it went just like this

00:31:15.740 i remember somebody saying he's like a whiny liberal a long time ago he started out with

00:31:20.700 occupy wall street so that's how he got his start right he's not like a liberal now i think he's got

00:31:25.420 liberal tendencies because him and i would disagree on like something like abortion although

00:31:28.560 i think he has a he doesn't want full term or anything crazy he might believe in like maybe

00:31:32.680 first trimester or something i don't know if it's early on but i'm right but i'm like against it all

00:31:38.940 right like moment of conception that's life right so i don't know where he's at with that but his

00:31:44.780 his deal was that he would say he's a uh what's a dissident left or something uh something like

00:31:49.640 that like he's upset disenfranchised maybe it was right right but you have to be the left or the

00:31:53.460 right like that's the funny thing is like disenfranchised left it's like okay well you're

00:31:56.380 something different than the left just say you're something different but he certainly i think you

00:32:00.860 know adopted a lot of like the conservative talking points you know he believed in a lot

00:32:04.880 of stuff a lot of stuff i believe i used to i voted for obama you know i i'm upset about that

00:32:09.260 i did uh not happy about it hope and change though you're in a rock band back then though

00:32:13.820 i didn't know any better and i was just like oh that's cool yeah this guy but then by the end of 0.58

00:32:17.000 his second term i was like he's an absolute war criminal yeah and this guy sucks and i wish i 0.84

00:32:21.640 didn't do it you know because he was dropping bombs every yeah the good news though if you 0.96

00:32:26.240 would have had mccain or romney you would have had something different yeah i mean they're all the

00:32:29.340 saying yeah you're right you're right uh i think that as as tim's uh ideas change it doesn't even

00:32:35.100 have to be a grift right i mean it was like the country's ideas changed around that same time so

00:32:39.440 i wouldn't even say like his changing to more conservative values had anything to do with him

00:32:43.740 moving where the money is or something like that there's other accusations of you know that could

00:32:47.600 maybe back that up but certainly those ideas were like yeah we were we were all disgusted with the

00:32:52.360 direction that the country was in or had gone and so here's a here's a good uh memory of me and tim

00:32:57.460 that defines us I think rather well we're in North Carolina with our respective uh his girlfriend

00:33:03.020 at the time now wife and my wife and kids and we're going through like a nature preserve and uh

00:33:07.760 there's a we see a bear and we immediately at the same time say that's a fake bear but when we drove

00:33:13.620 away I'm like no I meant it yeah yeah I don't know if Tim's joking enough but like I I do question

00:33:18.760 as far as a fun dude goes Shane how about that bear the bear back there what a fake was it fake

00:33:24.320 was it is it real that looks like it was fake it's made to look real but then i'm like maybe

00:33:27.920 owen killed that thing like i don't know we actually uh when we skinned it we just removed

00:33:32.400 it from a fed inside of it we took it off and we said this is our back to langley most bears

00:33:37.780 most bears i like that i thought maybe he just laid his coat down and was like and forgot it

00:33:42.300 i mean like i said he picked that first thing he did is grabbed it picked it up put it over

00:33:46.660 his shoulders walked around like all right next question man i actually asked you if i could do

00:33:50.820 that too i should have just done it oh benjamin's way cooler than me he just does it grab a bear

00:33:54.860 rug he's like six foot eight you gotta make the japanese sound i'll make i'll make wait 0.99

00:33:58.060 i like the other one better where it goes i have it on the other board you suck all right nancy 0.98

00:34:04.220 sparrow asks shane what are your thoughts on kanye's song about his cousin 0.97

00:34:10.280 love your work can't wait for my book which cousin uh okay so that's enough so when we had

00:34:16.040 our talk i talked about two cousins one that stole a laptop and then the one that uh he put

00:34:20.620 me in touch with right uh talk about prayer which one's this now this is another cousin

00:34:24.760 yeah this is another cousin that song i think is really sad because it's him admitting that he

00:34:30.260 like either off his cousin sucked off his cousin or got so dude he said it because he's he's had

00:34:35.440 this porn addiction dude it's crazy but he said it was like when he was a kid i think this isn't 0.99

00:34:39.140 like an adult kind of sucking off his cousin it's weird dude but my theory on this was that 0.81

00:34:43.620 someone was holding this over his head oh i think it did happen and so he had to get it and he was

00:34:48.400 just like i'm gonna let it out like this and it's a very sad song like as a song what do you mean

00:34:52.340 either he did it to the cousin of the i don't remember that i don't remember the facts i don't

00:34:55.340 remember okay but the song is clear right the song is clear that something happened like i think i'm 0.91

00:35:01.380 not even gonna sing because they're gonna clip that i think it says but he sucked his cousin's 1.00

00:35:04.160 dick can we get top in the screen he sucked he sucked his cousin's dick he sucked his cousin's 1.00

00:35:09.300 really yeah and then and then that cousin's in jail right now so i was like imagine for being 1.00

00:35:14.100 that cousin in jail right now it's dark it's so dark that was a dark time because that was around

00:35:19.900 the time of uh the i love the hitler song yeah yeah that was big i love so it was like which

00:35:24.540 way are we gonna go with the most popular song he was i think at the time jays for cousins or

00:35:28.480 the hitler thing i think at the time i don't want to say they were golden calves for kanye but there

00:35:32.360 was something traumatic about it in the past whether it was about whatever they did to him

00:35:35.960 for saying he loved hitler and then whatever was going on his cousin yeah he was just like i'm

00:35:40.320 gonna blow it up put it out there you do with one so here here's the first one out of that

00:35:44.240 it's so dark this is it says uh hanging with my cousin reading dirty magazines we seen two 0.99

00:35:51.300 niggas kissing we ain't know what that shit means then we start reacting everything that we had seen 0.99

00:35:57.320 that's when i gave my cousin head gave my cousin head gave my cousin head i gave my cousin head i 0.99

00:36:04.520 gave my can we get to the next super chat is there another change there's one more that's also

00:36:08.620 dave's diary um i think you're on to something man i think they probably was somebody holding

00:36:14.440 over his head and they're like he'll tell everybody he's been and he's been always

00:36:17.800 open about porn addiction and you know i think it's it's horrible yeah but that's what happens

00:36:23.320 right is like it goes from so recently you guys may not know this because it's a local scene

00:36:27.300 but we had a local scandal where inside of a 501c3 uh system that they refer to as like church

00:36:32.640 they were giving a guy had a hidden camera he had a hidden camera and was filming people

00:36:38.100 changing clothes like coming out of the baptismal like changing clothes and so you just wonder if

00:36:43.080 like yeah like like what happened like pornography is not enough like you have access to it on your

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00:38:52.240 it. You know, like, like Beau Biden, like no one talks about Beau Biden. Like we're all hearing

00:38:56.200 about Hunter Biden now. And like, not to support the Bidens, because I think they're, they are a

00:39:00.100 fine family. But Beau Biden went after some insane pedophiles in Delaware. One of them was the DuPont 0.86

00:39:06.820 heir. Okay, hang on. So Beau Biden is the kid of Joe Biden? Yes. And he was a lawyer? He was like

00:39:11.580 the ag i think so that's what you mean i forget exactly yeah and like help put him away he dead

00:39:16.180 now yeah he died of like a crazy cancer so the other person i i do think that you think he was

00:39:21.480 a real one he was like in the biden crime family he might have been a kind of cancer democrat a

00:39:26.140 crazy they called it turbo cancer joe biden says he got it from being at war joe biden also says

00:39:31.100 he died at war which is not true but because that's one of the robots fake ones but bo biden

00:39:35.860 went after a pediatrician who dude i don't like saying this stuff out loud but this is a story

00:39:40.920 he um like molested and raped all like a lot of his kids like thousands who bo did no no no the

00:39:46.760 pediatrician okay and the guy went after yes and he filmed it and it was happening below his practice 0.98

00:39:52.120 right so these sick demons are doing that i like what parent i would i can't ever even imagine

00:39:56.820 like my even if i love the doctor i'm like my parent my kid's not getting out of my sight right

00:40:01.140 in this place but somehow they were downstairs with the kid right so it seems crazy because

00:40:04.660 there's thousands but we know this because there's video so if kanye has a song like that you just

00:40:08.960 he's like watching the porn with the cousin

00:40:11.060 and then it's just the demons just keep taking it 0.79

00:40:13.400 to the next one.

00:40:14.220 They were stealing the magazines.

00:40:16.200 Yeah, it was magazines.

00:40:17.740 He literally says it in the thing.

00:40:18.920 I think it's honest.

00:40:19.560 I think what he's saying is true.

00:40:21.560 Like, why would you say that?

00:40:22.680 Like, why would you just make that up?

00:40:23.340 The song is actually kind of fun, too.

00:40:24.920 But the song is like,

00:40:26.100 the music I think is beautiful,

00:40:27.740 but it's sad.

00:40:28.940 The song itself is sad.

00:40:30.340 The lyrics are obviously super sad.

00:40:32.060 That concept is crazy

00:40:33.160 because it's like you're reading the scripture

00:40:34.400 and it says it's telling the Israelites under the law

00:40:36.540 like you can't bone animals.

00:40:37.940 And you're kind of like,

00:40:38.960 embarrassed when you read you're like what does it say about you're like your cousin no kidding 0.83

00:40:42.260 like what do you mean or sucking your cousin off right but but in a weird way humans had to be

00:40:46.780 told you can't bone animals right that's like they got to be told today that's so i still see 0.83

00:40:51.380 stories about people dude i went to school in texas at a christian school there was foster

00:40:57.220 kids that went there one of the kids would with horses and stuff like that yeah like they caught 0.88

00:41:02.840 him doing it how do you fuck a horse well he would the horse fc he was he was demented you know like 0.99

00:41:07.820 He had been his whole life, you know, completely demented, had been put on camera doing stuff 1.00

00:41:13.960 like that too as a kid, like completely abused.

00:41:16.520 He says a lot of stuff.

00:41:17.520 So in the second verse, he goes like, I know Nick is about to judge me.

00:41:21.560 And then he goes on to say, told his cousin not to tell nobody.

00:41:25.060 Please don't tell nobody.

00:41:26.020 Take the secret to your grave.

00:41:27.240 And then he says, the truth will set you free someday.

00:41:29.500 So it's like, yeah, this is as crazy as it is.

00:41:32.380 Can we just get to the next one?

00:41:33.900 No, you literally asked so much about it.

00:41:36.720 Yeah, he needs to hear all of them.

00:41:37.820 but it's evident by this that like this is something that really tormented the dude oh yeah

00:41:43.380 yeah i mean you know he has a he has an issue with porn and that's what i was saying to you

00:41:47.900 earlier like i wish he wasn't letting his wife dress a certain way you know people but but i

00:41:53.580 gotta say like people were saying that he was forcing that like i don't know but from what i

00:41:57.340 could tell them you know i still know some people in that world like that's all her like he wasn't

00:42:00.940 saying you gotta dress like this as far as i know because everyone's trying to make it sound like

00:42:04.100 that i don't think that's the case i don't agree with it and i wish he wasn't doing it because it

00:42:07.520 went against a lot of the things that he was saying yeah anybody was i mean uh um uh jesus

00:42:11.900 is king was a oh so incredible album and uh i still i still listen to that a lot so well i want

00:42:17.980 to stay on the topic of child abuse okay so uh great speaking of mark zuckerberg is expected

00:42:24.100 to take the stand as 29 states accuse meta of deliberately designing facebook and instagram

00:42:29.640 to keep kids hooked specifically kids and it's interesting because it's it's true it goes by

00:42:36.940 like a certain model that uh like like the jackpot model where you're going to pull down on the

00:42:41.620 screen it'll refresh reward centers of the brain kind of a deal yeah but it's kind of like for the

00:42:46.300 people that are up in arms about it's like what what did you think this was yeah like on day one

00:42:50.860 you didn't realize that that was going to be geared towards keeping kids doom scrolling you're

00:42:54.540 letting your kid on instagram i mean it's as simple as if i was going to create an app and i wanted

00:42:59.140 people to use it i would hire a team of psychologists to say well what is going to hijack the reward

00:43:03.540 centers of the brain most effectively and how do we integrate that into the experience of this app

00:43:07.720 and the idea that we're just coming around to realizing that's the case or or the idea that

00:43:14.240 even even that that's inherently nefarious it is nefarious but also watch your kids they put

00:43:20.120 chemicals in the fast food to get you hooked to the fast food you think they're not going to hire

00:43:23.660 people to create the thing to make the kids be addicted to it it's like of course that's what's

00:43:27.420 happening i'm surprised that we're seeing this now though um that this is a court case that's taking

00:43:32.420 place now when it just went past the it had to get past they're like okay they're on to us so

00:43:38.160 we better bring we better put it out there like kanye put it out there how long how long has it

00:43:42.340 been since teams of psychologists were you know trying to optimize something for uh you know

00:43:48.220 addictive behavior that's been happening yeah forever how long has facebook been around uh

00:43:55.060 well 20 years didn't tripley do that whole thing on danny jones walking through the history of

00:44:00.000 facebook being oh and the other thing in darpa yeah lifebook and then when that shut down turned

00:44:03.660 into facebook that's like a lot of these things that took out but also like a year ago year plus

00:44:07.440 ago there was a metal whistleblower who said that facebook the algorithm studies you so much that

00:44:14.740 this is one of the more nefarious things i think so like say you're a young girl on facebook and

00:44:19.780 you put up a selfie and you don't get any likes you take it down the algorithm then is triggered

00:44:25.420 and says this girl must be sad so now then all the ads are triggered and now because they think

00:44:30.880 you're since you're sad you will buy sad you'll buy yeah so then it that's what it does it just

00:44:34.760 of course it does though it's like it's got to be doing that that's huge though john we were just in

00:44:38.660 there talking about when when depression and anxiety or high impulse control is very low

00:44:43.600 which leads to consumerism but it also leads to consumption in general of all sorts of things that

00:44:48.580 are terrible for you so if it's drug usage or if it's binge eating or any of these things

00:44:52.560 which is why you know going back to that walmart thing where they've got their lights and the

00:44:56.580 flicker rate causes anxiety which causes impulse uh buys wait so do you guys get depressed or if

00:45:02.920 you do like what do you do so look it goes back like the instagram and all these apps are like

00:45:07.960 kind of a second stage attack because the first stage attack is led lights and blue light tech

00:45:13.460 yeah it has a flash rate and it's it messes with your hormones it my doctor says it makes you fat 0.98

00:45:20.080 and gay i mean yeah people laugh when i say that but like that's he believes that i agree yeah and 0.99

00:45:24.280 so that's why i wear these not just because they look cool i'm with you dude hey the yellow there

00:45:29.940 are yellow glasses these are orange but you can get yellow orange red you can even get some that

00:45:34.620 aren't tinted but it depends on what time of day like these are more for evening because like if

00:45:38.720 you're watching tv you know how you can't sleep sometimes if you watch tv you look at your phone

00:45:42.140 well these keep that the blue light's what does that you guys use the thing on your phone when

00:45:46.240 you can click click click and it turns it out yeah one two three yep oh that's sick yeah that's

00:45:52.780 sick uh wait but what about like getting depressed because it's like a thing i mean i'll i could

00:45:56.840 certainly get sad you know i don't know about depression but do you buy stuff though when

00:46:00.680 you're sad no i'm too poor i love taking walks same i i write all the time so that's a way of

00:46:09.960 like sort of getting that out of my system uh doing something with the kids we have trampoline

00:46:15.960 yeah i'll go on trampoline with the kids yeah but they're just capitalizing the bible yeah 1.00

00:46:19.300 you know like young girls they're like they don't have those good habits yet i think women are more 0.97

00:46:23.240 inclined to go buy things when they're sad you know it's more of a feminine quality men's more 0.99

00:46:27.200 eating or you know yeah drinking uh you know stuff like that like they'll go into those other

00:46:32.020 routes that are more self-destructive in other ways if i if i get depressed i typically will uh

00:46:36.800 binge drink until i know that's not true but so what i actually cocaine i think just observing it

00:46:42.280 yeah you know what i mean like having the ability to observe it and like pause for a second like

00:46:45.720 what are these thoughts like what's going on here and and even if it's outside of like the

00:46:50.720 spiritual realm which i do think there's a lot of things especially when you get into

00:46:53.200 a state of mind where you're sad or you're angry there's always this intrusive thought i think is 0.93

00:46:57.280 external to you and it's telling you you ain't shit you're never gonna make it if you're sad 0.91

00:47:01.180 or like whatever kind of idea that's gonna fuel your anger if you're angry but i think as soon 0.97

00:47:06.600 as you could observe that and go like well at the very least outside of the spiritual implications

00:47:11.140 this is not at all uh beneficial this state of mind is only going to make things worse it's like

00:47:16.760 if you can just objectively pull back and look at it i think for me it just tends to go away i go

00:47:22.160 like oh yeah i can't i can't be like that the sadness isn't helping me in this moment it's only

00:47:27.260 making things because that's really the truth of it right the sadness is making it i'm not saying

00:47:30.480 you shouldn't feel shit you know if something actually sad happens i think it's a beautiful

00:47:34.880 thing to feel that sadness the loss of a loved one or something like that but what it's just that 0.99

00:47:39.340 run-of-the-mill low vibrational like the days kicked your ass and you're kind of pissed off 0.93

00:47:43.820 and you're short-tempered about it i think if you can pull yourself out and look at that like 0.97

00:47:47.300 it is it is self-destructive behavior because the second you're angry and somebody interacts with

00:47:52.520 you you're going to be shitty to them and that's going to create a bad relationship there and who

00:47:55.240 are those people that's your wife that's your kids that's your household yeah and all you're

00:47:59.300 going to do is start to mess those things up so i think um the bible doesn't say take every thought

00:48:04.200 captive right yeah dude you gotta like see if it's something worth even entertaining because

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00:50:16.200 here at the top you see they're saying that uh youtube shorts instagram reels deactivate

00:50:22.620 cognitive brain region so yeah well they say that like reading a like reading a long book that

00:50:28.700 that's using a certain part of your brain watching a snippet is something totally different but you

00:50:32.900 know what i think about that passage about like taking every thought captive is to be like yeah

00:50:38.280 wait a minute what's my i'm in this fishbowl right now like what's this thing that i'm depressed

00:50:42.200 about wait wait what's the bigger picture again like i'm gonna be in the eternal realm forever

00:50:46.300 i'm just walking around here for a hundred years passing through so like however bad it gets who

00:50:50.760 cares anyway and like wait i have food water and electricity because i live in america in a bed

00:50:55.300 and a pillow like a shower like yeah wait everything's good especially nowadays with

00:51:00.200 everything beaming at you like it's like they what is that technology now that they supposedly have

00:51:05.880 where they can talk to you externally voice to school voice to school like yeah how important

00:51:10.200 is that what that talks about uh no seth doesn't necessarily i'm sure he has talked about voice

00:51:14.720 to skull technology but that's all like that frequency based stuff that we talk about but

00:51:17.960 i don't even think that it has to be that i think that's called demons though well no no no when you

00:51:22.660 hear the audible voice of somebody when you otherwise have a healthy mental state that

00:51:27.200 could very well be somebody beaming something into your head they have technology you can watch

00:51:30.980 videos where they show like how they're like a way away from somebody they're beaming

00:51:34.520 phrases or words at people and nobody else can hear except for that person but i think an audible

00:51:39.300 thing they hear i mean it started with kind of like the l rad stuff where you could beam just

00:51:43.360 a frequency of someone to make them feel like their blood is boiling we saw a lot of that we

00:51:46.520 were talking about the discombobulator right in venezuela oh yeah that's like the evolved version

00:51:50.100 of like a like the lrad stuff where they just blast you with a beam and you're like you know

00:51:54.200 in venezuela i said your faces their faces were bleeding wait so you think that they um shot the

00:51:58.580 what's his name maduro they might have i mean they hit him with that thing and they were like

00:52:02.180 they said in a definitely shot everybody else yeah the propaganda coming out of dc was that

00:52:07.600 they shot everybody else but my one issue with that was that there was a tweet from a guy who

00:52:11.840 said he was a security guard in venezuela that experienced it it seems fake to me but then

00:52:17.520 caroline levitt and hegseth retweeted it you know i'm like okay so is that confirmation

00:52:23.180 they couldn't even fire the weapons it's like literally wait so what did they do with the guy

00:52:29.520 they just he's just in a basement in dc now allegedly i mean that's a great question reality

00:52:33.760 show soon nobody knows what happened to this guy they just took him and put him in jail and that's

00:52:37.920 it well the bigger thing is just like what is it even about it's like oh venezuela has oil

00:52:41.720 but like but our oils our gas is four dollars a gallon right now and it's like oh they have gold

00:52:47.180 and they have other it's like okay but what like what even is any of this about no it's that's

00:52:51.500 interesting i mean what were the optics of it part of it was that we were given this little

00:52:54.840 peek into the idea that our government has the discombobulator and that was using it on iran

00:53:00.380 well you guys heard of the technocracy idea like the division so like if if this is a technocracy

00:53:06.000 we'd have to have north america and south america yeah they have that whole map wait can you explain

00:53:10.340 the technocracy a little bit maybe pull up the map yeah too so technocracy is a movement actually

00:53:15.660 elon musk's dad was a big part of it in canada just talk to him we're just talking about you

00:53:20.120 explain it then since you yeah because my my uh information on that's old so i forgot well if i

00:53:26.160 get anything wrong let me know but like as far as i know elon's grandfather was a part of the

00:53:30.000 technocracy inc wait wait but what's the definition of technocracy is a governor like governor people

00:53:34.860 who are governing a nation that are it's comprised of so-called experts but they're not these are

00:53:42.080 not elected officials is this correct here uh no because in their mind elected officials don't

00:53:47.080 really have the tools they're going to tell them what to do that's not the map i'm used to there

00:53:51.060 is a map that shows like uh yeah that looks almost like it's on a globe that's not the right one

00:53:56.740 there's south america i forget what it's called is it like the pack something something like

00:54:00.320 yeah i can't remember but yeah no elon's grandfather was running it was trying to

00:54:03.540 be a part of the technocracy inc they banned it in canada that's why the musk family wound up in

00:54:08.260 south africa right yeah they got like kicked out and the story is weird you don't know if they

00:54:13.240 actually left on their own accord or if they were exiled yeah maybe they just couldn't practice what

00:54:16.900 they wanted to practice do you think there's time travel then or no i mean it depends how you define

00:54:22.480 it you're you're like contemplating it so i believe that frequencies never die analog frequencies

00:54:29.120 like i could say something and if you had the tool to pick it up 10 years from now you could

00:54:34.520 hear what i said because that frequency never leaves yeah is that like the uh it's called a

00:54:38.360 stone stone tape stone tape theory you're talking about like recording like yeah like they're able

00:54:42.300 like so according to some people which i have never seen this technology but they're able to

00:54:46.760 pick stuff from way ancient times and record it and like in other religions they called it the

00:54:54.080 akashic record but now supposedly they have tools to pick up the akashic record so i don't know

00:54:59.100 if you're familiar so tesla himself like said that everything that he got he channeled from

00:55:04.780 right mahat the prana which is basically yeah tesla said that he said he was channeling stuff

00:55:10.200 like from the occult openheimer as well he was a he had he carried around the vedic texts and that's

00:55:14.760 the the indian aryan um it's called air it's actually aryan literature but indians have it

00:55:20.760 kind of makes a lot of sense because they have lore that's very similar to like a nuke going off

00:55:25.580 right in in Vedic lore well yeah there's a destroyer a whole like race of Vish Vishnu's

00:55:31.380 Vishnu's or Vishnu's were destroyed by what they described as a parachute cloud like the way they

00:55:38.980 describe it is exactly like that and the people were dead before they're they could touch the

00:55:42.460 ground yeah okay and so when Oppenheimer shot off the first whatever that is when people don't

00:55:49.640 believe it whatever it is he said he quoted from the Bhagavad Gita he said I become death the

00:55:54.280 destroyer of worlds yeah but he would carry that book around and hand it to people he says the

00:55:57.940 greatest gift that has ever been given to mankind i do think that those guys were onto something in

00:56:03.440 a big way if you look at like the nazi regime and the vamanas the bell-shaped craft and i think a 0.95

00:56:07.980 lot of what we have today that we perceive as ufos is actually like either reverse engineered shit 0.60

00:56:12.320 that like a lot of it is described in these vedic texts you know they had flying cities and things 0.61

00:56:18.840 like that it's just amazing now that india i didn't want to go off the rails with the technocracy

00:56:23.000 you did but it was the the time travel was just that elon you know somehow they end up from

00:56:28.160 canada to south africa and this dude has all this technology so could he be a time traveler

00:56:32.660 the time travel angle when it comes to all these guys more so than elon although we can go there

00:56:37.920 because he named his company tesla tesla you know they said that uh he had a lot of weird technology

00:56:43.060 that donald trump's uncle yeah was in charge of taking right and so that's fact what do you mean

00:56:49.300 donald trump's uncle had tesla technology jonathan trump was was was it jonathan yeah yeah he was an

00:56:54.780 mit student that was sent by the fbi to go basically uh summarize his findings right they 0.99

00:57:00.540 were worried that there was gonna be some crazy technology but they were too stupid 0.64

00:57:03.500 so they used i think he took it i think there was weird stuff because tesla was plugged into 0.92

00:57:08.180 some other crazy stuff and um yeah he's quoted as saying something like from here i can see the

00:57:13.220 the past and the present or all time like something really insane i mean he became kind

00:57:18.020 of ocd right he was like walking around buildings a certain amount of times he's trying to build his

00:57:21.280 own sort of tower babelish not babelish he was on the sun dude they walked around jericho seven

00:57:26.060 times like right like maybe he was on the sun right something he was something happened yeah

00:57:29.620 and and so then there's the theories about that i guess that some people be like well maybe john

00:57:33.320 trump got access to something some people say death ray and there's other stuff too right like

00:57:37.760 the like the drawings they found over the 1800s were these these trains that have trump on them

00:57:43.160 and like these airships that say trump on them the baron collection have you seen those that

00:57:48.100 baron the time traveler baron trump gave me the book baron the time traveler what about these

00:57:53.060 little baron 1800s book there's like the blimps the blimps yeah yeah how would i search that

00:57:58.940 look up old 1800s drawings i got it did mention trump or something that's fascinating okay so

00:58:05.620 technocracy is when the technological people are running everything they let the people get voted

00:58:10.940 in but they puppeteer it doesn't necessarily have to be technological people it's people who

00:58:15.280 consider themselves experts you know so it's not always tech right now in our technology that i

00:58:20.060 think we're in it happens to be tech people like the tech lizards could also be other experts right

00:58:25.440 because there's tony slouchy for example exactly he's like exactly that's a great example of i

00:58:29.520 think how the technocracy revealed itself you know holy crap look at this shane oh yeah dude

00:58:34.340 the very top there says trump and it's like that's ai no no that's real allegedly that's

00:58:40.180 real what does it have a year when that's from uh 1800 sometimes i'm actually this guy that drew

00:58:48.120 these was connected to a secret society that had to do with like a breakaway civilization when i

00:58:53.820 know that yeah oh no yeah so like it's strange that they're having airships because you know

00:58:58.980 this is yeah we're seeing these things now we have the antarctica thing like there's a lot of

00:59:03.200 weird stuff i think my theory with elon is that he's a descendant of a breakaway civilization

00:59:06.840 what do you mean breakaway civilization so like there's like there could be the so i i believe

00:59:11.600 that the earth is about 6 000 years old i don't know for sure but it's around there right but i

00:59:16.320 still within that time frame believe there's the ability for a technologically advanced civilization

00:59:20.860 to have come and gone right and so if that's the case maybe 2 000 years ago something 3 000 years

00:59:26.120 ago someone some company or some wait but if the earth is over 6 000 years old it wouldn't mean that

00:59:31.320 this theory wouldn't work it wouldn't work yeah it could still work okay because there's people

00:59:34.360 think it's billions of years and obviously that theory still works but it's hard to disagree that

00:59:38.400 at least humankind aren't over 6 000 right right they disagree with that anyway right we have a

00:59:43.500 6 000 year account of the descendants of adam is what it looks like but there's a character called

00:59:48.140 satan that was a good guy turned bad guy where our story picks up he's already bad so it seems

00:59:52.620 like something was happening before our story picks up right potentially uh for sure right and

00:59:56.640 not to mention god was doing something 7 000 years ago so i can't you know i don't know and

01:00:01.940 that's okay i'm a little human that's okay but that's how i think about time frame but within

01:00:06.160 that time frame whatever time frame you have advanced civilizations it's very possible for

01:00:10.220 a civilization to become very advanced and then maybe the cataclysm is about to happen maybe

01:00:13.780 they're about to make one themselves and they're like the the richest of them say let's bounce go

01:00:17.580 underground go up somewhere and so it's always been weird to me that elon elon's weird to me

01:00:22.060 like there's something just wrong with that guy you know what's wild the very first time i ever

01:00:25.600 heard of this guy i was calling on a home builder in orlando and they were doing the on their homes

01:00:29.640 you could buy the roof that was the whole roof was a solar panel you didn't put solar panels on

01:00:34.240 your roof wow it's one of elon no it's one of elon's companies the roof itself is the solar

01:00:39.140 panels like the tesla battery you know that something it's in your house it's like yeah

01:00:43.260 it's amazing i know a guy that has one and yeah so i was talking to them i was just calling on

01:00:47.800 trying to put tile in their houses and stuff and they're like yeah this dude elon musk so i was

01:00:52.160 like oh elon musk so i go out to my car and i just like pull stuff up i'm like wait so he's got the

01:00:57.580 he's got the um solar roof he's got the batteries that when i was a kid they said you'll never make

01:01:02.780 a car that can run on batteries there's no way that's too cheap it's too corny then i'm like uh

01:01:07.820 he's got rockets that go out and they land yeah he's got the boring company right he's a spider

01:01:13.240 man villain which is which is underground tunnels which is an ancient technology in peru there's

01:01:18.180 tunnels dude under peru that are they're like how is this possible tunnels in new york we couldn't

01:01:22.180 don't get them started a lot of people think like a breakaway civilization happened recently like

01:01:26.900 antarctica like the germans yeah admiral bird right yeah he went there to look for them right

01:01:31.320 they believed that well that was the idea that he actually flew into an opening in antarctica and

01:01:35.960 was received by some whole so there's multiple breakaway civilizations potentially well i have

01:01:40.560 heard this idea that trump is so you have the 13 royal bloodlines of the illuminati and then there's

01:01:45.860 even the black nobility which is another layer of black of not those blacks uh but a different

01:01:50.500 layer of of you know royal families the idea is that the trump family itself is a breakaway family

01:01:57.280 that like isn't accounted for and now he you know they've re-emerged or something which is crazy

01:02:01.860 because his dad does look like mr potato head and he's got like crazy knowledge of their favorite

01:02:06.580 look at his parents they're horrifying looking creatures veins in his head it's just a lot of

01:02:10.360 lumps and bumps and everything and so maybe they knew something uh but yeah i mean it's it's we

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01:04:18.820 Family and being like, honestly, they check out as cool people in so many ways.

01:04:23.740 And I don't attribute the, I have a notebook in the other office that's just filled with all these strange coincidences about, you know, Donald Trump.

01:04:31.460 And it's not necessarily like prophecy.

01:04:32.900 It's however you would file the Ingersoll Lockwood books, whatever category you would put that in. 0.99

01:04:37.000 I have a whole section of my notebook filled with shit like that. 0.98

01:04:39.660 distant cousins with Hillary night or 1952. Uh, there's a Western show called track down. 0.99

01:04:45.740 It's an old black and white film. And in one episode that's called end of the world,

01:04:50.140 a stranger comes to town, right? That's kind of one of the archetypes for a lot of good stories.

01:04:54.680 Stranger comes to town and he is warning of the end of the world and he can help to protect the

01:05:01.400 villages or the town. If they can just help him by funding him so that he can build a wall around

01:05:07.920 the village to protect him from it his name is trump like what the hell are you talking about

01:05:13.720 dude that's an actual episode of a show called track down there's so many things like that this 0.86

01:05:18.700 is the guy here on the screen oh end of the world there he is there's the and he's a con man he's a

01:05:23.400 snake oil salesman named trump okay but there's so there's ancient technology we don't necessarily

01:05:29.360 know how long ago it goes but there's these ancient technologies uh that are that are had

01:05:35.360 by ancient civilizations that still exist and maybe they're maybe they've left the planet

01:05:40.000 they would it would be the aliens that people would see as aliens that's the theory right

01:05:44.240 because like think about it like this we decided to take all of our technology based off oil

01:05:48.760 basically and right something like that based on being able to replicate it at scale to make

01:05:53.680 everybody buy it right and so they broke away and they had to have their own form so whatever that

01:05:58.540 was that they created might have been more advanced because sure if we might be way more

01:06:02.960 events if we didn't have the combustion engine yeah if they're if the people behind it weren't

01:06:08.240 making so much money off coal and oil we might go somewhere else with it so crude technology

01:06:13.860 it feels like now doesn't it what happened with the the zeppelin um the hindenburg yeah so that

01:06:19.040 was like a allegedly if you believe this a false flag to get us off the idea of airships right so

01:06:25.200 there was this time where it seemed like the future that's why a lot of uh fiction that's

01:06:28.860 written about well that calls back to civilization it calls back to shane right like what you were

01:06:33.280 just saying about limb biscuit like a created or manufactured event in order to steer the culture

01:06:38.260 away from doing a certain thing we're we're a nation of false flags i mean we're a world of

01:06:42.420 false flags you know north woods whatever you want to look at gonna burn those flags that's right

01:06:46.400 that's right but yeah i mean so much fiction good fiction is written off this idea of an alternative

01:06:52.440 version of america where everything is built around the technology that zeppelins and airships

01:06:57.300 we're built off of and then i mean it's insane that we were ever creating anything that big

01:07:01.380 right uh the hindenburg the scale of that airship was remarkable we learned something recently uh

01:07:08.060 you and i matt we were doing a show and it was like how many blimps let's just say blimps are in

01:07:13.100 uh circulation today as far as still being used dude it's it top see if you can look this up how

01:07:18.180 many blimps are there on earth and how many are being used how many would you guess on earth on

01:07:23.400 earth and in use right now just say yeah not mars just earth not mars okay uh 2000 2000 that's a

01:07:30.360 fair good guess good guess man i have no idea bro i'm just gonna throw a number out there okay

01:07:35.500 if i'm less than one from him will i win the prize

01:07:38.360 we're talking about blimps in the sense of like you know the good year blimps like 1900 0.61

01:07:45.820 do you have the numbers on that top this is fucking staggering i think wait up but it's

01:07:54.120 but it's staggering in light of like that everything is built it's like we definitely 0.84

01:07:58.260 could create lights that last forever at this point we definitely could create a dishwasher

01:08:02.640 that lasts longer than three years i have it do you want me to use to have dishwashers that

01:08:07.040 lasted more than three years like everything's built on yeah i do what if i i have it here

01:08:11.360 that's crazy going bad in a couple years you're gonna bring it up yeah so it says the best

01:08:16.100 available estimates put the number at roughly 20 to 25 what not 20 to 25 000 and only 10 to 13 are

01:08:24.040 active 10 to 13 are active what are the what are what are they used for does it say good for flying

01:08:30.000 good i feel like they used to advertise at like football games when i was a kid like what the

01:08:34.580 hell is going on we're just like abandoning an entire make america blimp again make america

01:08:39.760 I guess because it gets complicated,

01:08:44.400 the more planes that are made,

01:08:46.580 the more that this is going to crowd the airspace.

01:08:48.680 So maybe there's a real logistical reason

01:08:52.540 why you can't have giant balloons.

01:08:54.000 They've got reasons for each of the blimps.

01:08:56.000 Do they not run on gasoline?

01:08:57.920 To your point, is it just that they don't run on gasoline?

01:09:00.860 That's why they don't have them?

01:09:02.060 They're definitely not filled with gas.

01:09:03.860 I think that's why it burned up.

01:09:06.500 I don't know if they are anymore.

01:09:07.700 I mean, it is some sort of a, I think it might be helium or something like that.

01:09:11.660 Yeah, it's just advertising, branding, TV and sports, surveillance, tourism.

01:09:17.280 Surveillance, still got that one out there.

01:09:18.740 Scientific research, communications, cargo transport, military reconnaissance, and Chinese false flag weather balloons.

01:09:24.840 Military reconnaissance, Chinese false flag weather balloons.

01:09:27.840 Do you know that surveillance with hot air balloons started during the Civil War?

01:09:31.400 Really?

01:09:31.820 I think it was the Pinkertons, the early Pinkertons that started during the Civil War.

01:09:35.100 Okay.

01:09:35.320 they decided they could do like reconnaissance and spy on the south very quietly it's a funny

01:09:42.120 thing to think about but yes what they were doing the pickertons also had like the body double idea

01:09:45.780 like they had a body double for lincoln to avoid what about that balloon recently the

01:09:49.540 supposed chinese balloon that was flying yeah yeah that was a really wild time we were talking

01:09:54.380 about that earlier in the uh show that we did with shane where the uh east palestine ohio train

01:10:00.640 derailment that was like you know super viral at the time because it was a nightmare situation for

01:10:04.900 everybody who is local uh there is a film that came out and it was called white noise it came

01:10:10.740 out on netflix so at the same time that the east palestine ohio train derailment is taking place

01:10:14.940 we're also within close proximity of the chinese weather balloon that's like traveling across the

01:10:19.440 country as that's happening there's also reports coming out of uruguay there's reports coming out

01:10:24.360 of china there's reports coming out of canada that they're also seeing objects in the sky and 0.99

01:10:28.000 if i'm not mistaken there was even reports that china had shot something down all this shit just 0.94

01:10:32.660 kind of flew away it went under the radar and nobody talked about it like the drones and all 0.93

01:10:36.640 that remember yeah very similar to the drones kind of like when we kidnapped the president

01:10:40.200 in venezuela like all the stuff just goes away but but at that time so when the when the movie

01:10:45.340 white noise comes out it's about a train derailment in ohio but it takes place in the 80s

01:10:51.680 but much of the staff that was helping on set was sourced from east palestine ohio all the same

01:10:56.680 premise happens the train derails there's a chemical leak yada yada but in the background

01:11:00.600 of this film like a cubrick film like like the shining you know how the shining tells the story 0.84

01:11:04.120 of like the native american genocide and the moon landing and all this other shit that's in the

01:11:07.700 background in the background of this film that actually okay that's that's a really fascinating 0.56

01:11:11.440 thing if you pay attention to the subliminal messaging it's cubrick was kind of a real wizard

01:11:15.040 at doing that telling stories within stories uh in the background of this film white noise there is

01:11:20.820 all of this stuff about ufos landing there's a news broadcast that's happening in the background

01:11:26.060 as they're being evacuated they're being evacuated because the train is derailed and there's a

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01:13:42.540 I mean, I don't know.

01:13:43.580 The guy that did...

01:13:44.440 Is that JJ Abrams?

01:13:45.300 I think it was JJ Abrams or the guy who does all the explosions.

01:13:48.900 It's the guy that did like

01:13:50.220 Lost. Star Wars and R. George.

01:13:52.440 J.J. Abrams. J.J. Abrams.

01:13:53.560 That was a good show. There you go.

01:13:55.620 That's what it is. That explosion.

01:13:57.360 But yeah, so this whole thing is telling you

01:13:59.660 in the background of the film a story about UFOs

01:14:01.800 landing. Super 8, somebody says. Super 8.

01:14:03.920 Yeah, you got it. That's it. Good call.

01:14:06.060 Was it just hypnotism?

01:14:08.540 That's why they do this? I have no idea.

01:14:09.920 I might have some sort of speculation

01:14:11.820 for a lot of things, but the

01:14:13.620 release of that movie was within a

01:14:15.800 week. A week before

01:14:17.420 it was a week before the actual real event in real life um and it's effectively telling you

01:14:24.680 the same exact story but it's just rubbing our nose there's so many different ways to look at

01:14:28.500 it though it could be like predictive programming sure or it could be that like the ancient evil

01:14:33.120 that operates you know is seeing what's going on being like well we could just we're gonna steal

01:14:37.320 that story yeah and play it out in real life and then it's gonna look like predictive program you

01:14:40.960 know like there's so many ways that's what i was talking to john like oh they're making a movie

01:14:44.340 about that let's do it in real life so i mess with the people so when we were talking about

01:14:47.820 the trump thing and like all the strange things surrounding him i said to john that so much of it

01:14:52.580 is so bizarre that you couldn't a man couldn't possibly orchestrate it so there there has to

01:14:57.300 be room in this conversation for yeah an ancient spirit that moves things along in a way where

01:15:01.480 like you don't even realize like the same thing where we feel like god put us in this coffee shop

01:15:05.240 like we couldn't have planned this there is other things that are happening within the spiritual

01:15:09.000 realm where people are doing a thing and they might even step back and be like okay i'll give

01:15:13.440 it to you that was fucking weird like the lining up of that was very strange way people looking at

01:15:17.200 the movie snake eyes and comparing that to char what happened at charlie yeah there's so many 0.88

01:15:21.560 weird coincidences i don't really believe in coincidences but like i don't believe synchronicities

01:15:26.080 whatever you want to call it like something was so bizarre you were close to the charlie thing

01:15:30.020 because of all the reporting man like what did i have what is your take on all this dude i don't

01:15:34.680 believe the narrative yeah i subscribe to no theory i don't know what happened i don't believe

01:15:38.300 that kid did it he's probably involved somehow yeah i've done so much like i've done interviews

01:15:43.000 with this chick uh who involved somehow sorry cut you off like what do you mean like he was not a

01:15:47.560 patsy like he could be a patsy but he was put there told to be there sure sure yeah he didn't

01:15:53.560 just wake up one day and say i'm gonna kill i also like i talked to this chick um oh what's

01:15:57.880 her name bx on my show she does like a lot of the 764 online stuff and when you look at all that

01:16:03.640 you're like it's very possible for these people feds to be on the other side of the screen getting

01:16:08.120 people agitated to then carry out violence sure that week of charlie dying was also super weird

01:16:14.200 i go through this in the in the new book that's coming out in september like that week like don't

01:16:18.520 forget there was a school shooting right and that was leftist allegedly with the carvings and the

01:16:23.640 bullets and the guns right the next day we are all subjected to see irena zruska bleed out of her

01:16:29.640 throat oh yeah that was the next day the next day was the chick on the bus yes the next day charlie

01:16:35.240 gets shot in the throat whatever you want to call it okay wait so as wait about this technology they

01:16:39.960 can get on you that it gets in your brain and gets you to like think a certain way oh yeah you know 0.57

01:16:43.640 what i know this is going yeah can they do that to make a guy remember the story well that's it

01:16:47.060 yeah he was claiming that yeah the guy who slit her throat literally said that's what happened

01:16:51.220 but is that what the guy no with the with the it could be look i go but like how do they get a guy

01:16:57.300 to do a false flag now how do they get people to do it i don't i don't think that they can get him

01:17:01.640 to be like an expert marksman from from the roof but they can expert marksman to hit him with 30

01:17:05.720 odd six from 100 yards or whatever it was to hit him in the throat you have to you have to have

01:17:09.680 done this a couple of times i think that they can get him on the roof that's really it and then

01:17:14.640 something else so they make sure he's a good shooter and then get him on the roof no i don't

01:17:18.620 even i honestly don't think he was a shooter right i really don't think he's a shooter but i could be

01:17:22.100 wrong i'm fine with that but like i think there's no shooter i think it could be that too though

01:17:26.180 you know i'll go into acoustics and and a bomb like i don't know i i really don't know they'll

01:17:31.320 exploding lapel thing there's convincing yeah that's a convincing argument for that all i know

01:17:36.160 is that you know charlie was very nice okay if we get into the sorry to keep no no it's okay

01:17:41.580 because you're talking about the exploding lapel didn't they um a certain people group i don't

01:17:46.520 want to get into all this but a certain people group had other exploding exactly say who is

01:17:51.060 the blacks oh right and lebanon and lebanon were the right right right the italians going back to

01:17:59.220 real quick so we don't derail the conversation when when they gave trump the golden pager do 0.90

01:18:03.540 you think that was a threat come on yeah hell yeah i do it's a banger of a threat that's crazy

01:18:08.340 it's a great this is the same guy who's got the uh i don't know who has the needle the needle has

01:18:13.460 framed it was a coveted needle framed you know like oh yeah is it also in gold it should it should

01:18:19.140 be yeah how long ago was the golden pager when it happened so there was the page so the pager

01:18:25.060 things a couple years ago right no two maybe one it happened not long after i left like it was

01:18:31.320 either 2024 2025 so right so right when they do the pager thing they send trump a gold pager right

01:18:37.620 i mean in the grand scheme of things very short time yeah so it's either like hey we're in on

01:18:41.760 this together and we're just celebrating this or it's like hey man just keep it keep it so the

01:18:45.760 pager thing forget the pager buddy the pager incident happened uh after probably six months

01:18:52.180 after october 7th right because that's when they're bragging about them 24 right october 7th

01:18:59.880 would have been 2025 no no no 23 or something wow time dude time is going bad look it up okay

01:19:06.000 i was in lebanon i think in 2024 and it like happened months after right in 2024 because i

01:19:11.260 saw some of the grocery stores were in i was like oh shit that's like we were there bro like there's

01:19:15.160 families in there but that was a similar technology as well there's the people who hate that theory 0.95

01:19:19.420 would be like we didn't see smoke i think there's technology we don't even understand sure honestly

01:19:23.580 i'm into i we've all done the research we've seen all the crazy things they've done whether it's the

01:19:27.900 israels where it's us whatever like clearview ai and their facial recognition on drones in ukraine

01:19:33.420 anything's possible i don't know but but the one thing i do know is that i feel like whatever

01:19:39.580 designed this assassination they knew how we would all react right right like they knew how the

01:19:45.900 internet would react they knew how candace would react they knew how tp usa would react and they

01:19:50.000 knew that they could probably pepper in all types of things so that we would just pick through it

01:19:54.100 which was probably the purpose of it right even more than getting charlie kirk out of the scene

01:19:58.560 it probably was more for the reaction because he was powerful like he he did criticize the

01:20:03.660 administration which not a lot of these other people who are in the podcast world so close to

01:20:07.780 trump are willing to do right now we've got epstein binders with all this ridiculous stuff

01:20:11.140 people cheerleading for war in iran like they're willing to take greenland all the venezuela i'm

01:20:15.440 like what happened i thought we were totally against this yeah the pager thing happened on

01:20:19.420 the 18th of september 2024 that's a response to oh no i guess it did happen on because we're i was

01:20:25.700 in i was in the in june i think is when i was in lebanon so i thought it happened after what were

01:20:30.260 you doing in lebanon uh so i went over there for a couple reasons one because like you got bell

01:20:34.920 back you got side on you got all these you went for ancient sites that's why i went but while i

01:20:39.440 was there it's weird the way god played we're talking about how god set things set things up

01:20:42.880 Well, while I'm going there, I have a friend that's going at the same time because he's getting a job with this company called Horizons International, which is like a Christian organization that helps people there in Lebanon.

01:20:52.620 Right. So he's going. He's like, hey, you know, I don't know much about this place.

01:20:56.140 I was like, I want to go anyway. Let's go.

01:20:57.880 And then another friend of mine was going there to train people for tourniquets, chest seals, wound packing.

01:21:03.440 And he trained a bunch of refugees and Christian missionaries.

01:21:06.800 And we trained them. We trained a bunch of them like right inside on.

01:21:09.820 it was a beautiful you know it was crazy because there was like bombing going on at the same time

01:21:13.960 like we were inside on and when we left there was a bomb drone that hit over there you know it was

01:21:18.560 like wow while we're there and i didn't know if we were gonna get back in time or not just because

01:21:22.360 they supposedly found weapons in the airport living in the uh beirut airport and like with

01:21:28.920 the day we're going back they're got like military just walking all through that place dude it was

01:21:33.660 crazy that is wild so that's that's one of your things is like ancient ruins like oh yeah sites

01:21:39.040 oh yeah like like uh peru like uh anywhere i can go bro like i love it i need any opportunity i get

01:21:44.360 to go somewhere like that i'm going have you been to like machu picchu i haven't no but if i get an

01:21:48.640 opportunity i'm going but balbeck at lebanon yeah what other kind of stuff so there's one of the

01:21:54.660 oldest phoenician cities the oldest phoenician city in the world is there and i'm drawing a

01:22:01.180 blank right now it's on the coast and the oldest king of phoenicia was there and there's in lebanon

01:22:05.600 in lebanon um i went there it was amazing i actually got to go underneath the ground where

01:22:10.320 there's an even older city because what you see there is all ruins from like a roman civilization

01:22:15.280 yeah but underneath is a whole nother ancient there's strong arguments for those what are you

01:22:20.880 calling those societies again the breakaway civilization absolutely yeah so they just built

01:22:25.440 on top of it but underneath still old tombs like giant tombs there's there's one place that the

01:22:30.960 locals they were told us not to go down there like nobody comes and goes and comes out but me and my

01:22:34.640 friend are like oh we believe in jesus we don't care we're going down so we went down and there's

01:22:38.320 this giant tomb in there and it's had a curse on it that basically in the language so that anybody

01:22:44.080 that opens this they'll die the same way indiana stuff bro yeah it was wild but there's stuff like

01:22:49.680 that everywhere and it's it's so the idea that people like don't believe in ancient nephilim or

01:22:56.400 giants there is common like you can go in beirut and just walk down the street and you look over

01:23:02.080 the side of a bridge and you see a column that's bigger than most of the buildings we have in the

01:23:06.720 united states that's been there for thousands of years and a bunch of ancient relics down in a

01:23:11.680 place where homeless people have been throwing trash that's crazy yeah it's everywhere so what

01:23:15.520 do you make of them when you have like a tartaria or any of this spec i mean it's not even really

01:23:20.120 speculation there's a lot of ideas about mud flood that seem pretty verifiable i mean you could see

01:23:24.840 these structures where it looks like number one the building its architecture is of a different

01:23:31.460 civilization but we're calling it a city hall building or some shit like that and number two

01:23:35.940 they'll do some excavating for whatever reason some you know run-of-the-mill construction and

01:23:41.260 they'll unearth the subterranean levels that look like they were meant to be ground floor they were

01:23:46.240 never meant to be underneath or else why would they be so ornate yeah um what do you make of that

01:23:51.300 i think what you're saying is true they the new civilization comes along i mean there's a

01:23:55.440 civilization here before uh england that most people have no idea about like the east indian

01:24:01.300 company okay they had a whole civilization here before we did and that's where these buildings

01:24:05.820 come from like when you see like the vanderbilt estate with the v stands for venetian which goes

01:24:11.000 back to phoenician the reason i know this is because when i went inside and i saw the symbolism

01:24:15.400 they have the same like i wouldn't call it a coat of arms it's like there's these columns

01:24:19.680 and there's all of these different things all the way up the top and then there's like a goddess at

01:24:23.780 the top and this is the old uh phoenician symbolism are you talking about the one in new york the one

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01:26:32.340 Virginia.

01:26:33.060 Okay.

01:26:33.580 You know, the big Vanderbilt estate.

01:26:35.180 There's one by where I'm from.

01:26:36.360 There's one there too.

01:26:37.200 They built several.

01:26:38.180 Yes.

01:26:38.540 This Vanderbilt estate I'm talking about is the biggest property slash mansion in the United States.

01:26:44.260 Built in the 1800s.

01:26:45.720 It's had electricity somehow.

01:26:47.580 All these weird things.

01:26:48.940 And it's just strange.

01:26:50.360 Let's just put it that way.

01:26:51.400 It's so crazy.

01:26:51.660 but a lot of people i attribute that these this tartarian empire to whoever inherited the seas

01:26:58.140 because ultimately the people who controlled the civilization were in charge of the seas they

01:27:03.020 controlled trade they were the pirates they were the ones that controlled everything yeah and the

01:27:06.780 templars took control of that at one point because that's why you see the skull and bones because

01:27:11.740 they were run out of country so well you you want to trade guess what we we know the seas like we are

01:27:17.820 the seas and so they took it over and that pretty much historically up till now anyone who ran the

01:27:22.780 seas ran the world i mean that's kind of what they say with rome right yeah falling into the

01:27:26.140 sea people yeah no greece i guess uh and they say that it's even in the odyssey they say did you

01:27:30.700 see the new odyssey no i haven't um i did because i love that book yeah i love that book too oh man

01:27:35.240 i have to see it i heard it was actually the movie's all right like if you get past the the

01:27:39.740 scene where um ellen page transitions right which is a brief moment it's very dude she's actually

01:27:44.720 like not long but that it's not bad because it's you know you know the book it's a long story and

01:27:50.960 it's also non-linear it's a hard story to tell because it's like storytelling going back and

01:27:55.020 forth and he did a pretty good job of condensing this big big big epic into three hours and keeping

01:28:01.020 you like engaged i heard there was a lot of elements that were removed because of maybe some

01:28:05.180 political correctness or but also it's just difficult to tell that i thought it was more

01:28:09.160 kid-friendly than the book oh really the book has like lots of sex you know a lot of stuff like i

01:28:13.620 want my kids to read it but like we're skipping that stuff it's like really they're young but like

01:28:16.500 i want them to know what epics are and uh that's not really in the movie which i was like oh that's

01:28:20.720 cool um i like it uh she was in the film to such a small degree that it actually made people

01:28:26.520 suspicious like it does he have disdain for this uh sort of what do you call it like uh adversity

01:28:32.920 hires or her character is important you know because it's like the person who is guarding

01:28:40.380 the horse you know and then the character does return later on in a non-linear way we go back

01:28:46.480 okay okay so you know there is importance to the character ghost right i was like really is that

01:28:51.260 good band name for one of these new uh crazy leftist grandcore bands yeah but uh i liked it

01:28:56.580 though otherwise you know the ending i didn't like because the ending in the real in the book

01:29:00.180 is sick you know it's like dude he comes spoiler alert for 2000 3000 year old book i won't watch

01:29:06.180 until it comes out for free on but he massacres everybody it's it's the book is so i love it

01:29:11.320 because it's like yeah there's monsters in the world but the real monsters are ourselves we're

01:29:16.300 our own obstacle but also other men and the ones that want to replace you there's all these suitors

01:29:20.700 that are trying to get with his wife he's been at sea for like 20 years i guess now and um the book

01:29:25.860 i think has a better ending because he gets to chill in bed with his wife and i'll just say for

01:29:29.400 those who do want to see the movie's a little bit different you do get the massacre um and it's sick

01:29:34.400 it's a it does you didn't see it right okay so the the there are scenes in the nolan odyssey

01:29:40.700 that are very much like the batman like there's you're like there's one uh agamemnon shows up he

01:29:46.820 looks like yeah map out what everybody's doing it is weird but uh private citizens but i really

01:29:52.740 liked it i did really like it huh i you know i've been i saw a triply talking about how he liked it

01:29:57.400 and i was like oh cool i know man and i didn't know if i really because we were basically the

01:30:01.800 way we were promoted that film was to hate it yeah everything that was done yeah benny johnson 0.98

01:30:06.480 told you to hate it well i he likes anal rape all right actually it's a really fair argument 0.98

01:30:11.600 that's a fair argument i actually could see myself turning on this uh i wanted to bring this up and 0.98

01:30:15.900 see what you guys thought about it top i have this uh shared this is actually just a brief headline

01:30:20.160 but we were talking about you know frequency conducting materials and getting uh heavy metals

01:30:25.340 in the body and and we kind of alluded to this before but uh this is just today huh is it august

01:30:31.200 19th today uh moderna stocks soar over 100 in the first phase three trial success for cancer

01:30:36.880 vaccine i'm lining up jeez it's i i didn't like warp speed but i like this phase three all right

01:30:42.960 operation let's go elimination so third time's the charm right there's so much in here i mean

01:30:50.540 obviously we have the element of vaccines we have moderna which these are like buzzwords right and

01:30:54.940 then we have like the cancer industry i would call it the cancer industry because people have

01:30:59.620 speculated for a long time that they've been able to heal this thing and instead it's much more

01:31:04.380 profitable to keep people on the hook and keep them going through treatment not just that there's

01:31:08.080 arguments that like the people who make the sunscreen that causes the skin that's not even

01:31:11.980 the same company that's the truth yeah the same company has the so-called treatment so people

01:31:17.660 don't really remember this but right around i would say the beginning of covid it likely was

01:31:21.520 top i don't know if you could find this but there was some might have been johnson and johnson that

01:31:25.040 got popped for their uh their sunscreen actually causing cancer which of course would have thought

01:31:30.840 when you smell that and you're rubbing it on your biggest organ of your body yeah dude you smell

01:31:35.660 that stuff at the beach now and it's like oh when you see it it destroys coral reefs dude in salt

01:31:41.380 in salt water yep it goes through that and destroys coral reefs we're like yeah i'll just

01:31:46.240 rub it on my biggest organ and then go and cook in the sun they love to find a way to make you

01:31:51.280 cover yourself in the poison yeah you guys know this about sunglasses i know i love sunglasses

01:31:56.640 i have a problem with this what are you talking about i don't wear sunglasses because your body

01:32:00.080 triggers something melanin production and all that when you don't have when you're looking at

01:32:04.540 the sun that's why i don't wear sunglasses yes but if you wear sunglasses your body doesn't so

01:32:08.680 you burn yeah i like i don't get sunburn anymore because well i take that back i went down to

01:32:12.920 florida the first day i was here you gotta go no shirt nothing in the morning and then as soon as

01:32:18.440 you can feel it on your back then you just go long sleeve shirt and a full brimmed hat so this

01:32:22.680 is my thing and though so i wear colored lenses mostly just for the gay thing but um they prefer 0.92

01:32:27.900 color every day i wear african but i don't uh i don't wear uv protective lenses because i go there's

01:32:36.380 no way that um our eyes aren't designed to be able to deal with the sunlight and and in fact

01:32:42.640 there's got to be some detriment if you're not taking that in and i do like polarized glasses

01:32:46.760 if you're bow fishing or something i don't know if you ever bow fish but like you gotta have

01:32:50.040 it sometimes you go to the beach and you do kind of do this because it's so bright to the extent

01:32:53.880 that your face gets tired so you guys still think the sun is there like it's a real sun we had it's

01:32:58.920 not the same one the sun seems different it is how i think bill gates it's whiter it's whiter

01:33:04.440 do you remember when they had the solar eclipse like two years ago and nasa sent up the rockets

01:33:07.960 that were named after apep the egyptian god of chaos it's like a dragon some real jack parsons

01:33:12.920 stuff yeah dude and then i was just like maybe they switched it out i think so i think it was

01:33:17.080 actually sent up there to just kind of do a little switcheroo yeah i think maybe every time there's

01:33:21.940 been an eclipse they what they're doing is they're swapping it out for a slightly whiter sun

01:33:26.580 because everything in the 90s was like orangey yellow and if you go back and watch wait wait

01:33:32.840 are we being serious right now are you no because i feel like that about the 70s like the 70s was

01:33:38.240 very orange like the picture is like any picture of my parents back then was just like very the sun

01:33:43.580 feels different what i really think though if they didn't replace the sun is uh the the cloud

01:33:47.860 seating people like just destroyed the atmosphere why not we're seeing something but why not both

01:33:52.300 right there's a patent for a fake sun right oh fake stuff well i'm pretty sure like a white sun

01:33:57.920 or something they're building like what they call an artificial sun right now in china yeah and i

01:34:02.280 forget maybe germany has the other one to power stuff it's crazy okay is this some of those

01:34:06.760 breakaway civilizations then when you look at it when i see something like cern i'm like this is

01:34:10.860 ancient like ritual oh yeah 100 well to open a portal like that well yeah likely yeah i interviewed

01:34:18.000 a lady who lives there you know she lives in the hydron collider above yeah she lives she came

01:34:23.460 through it birthed her no she she lives up top she's like she's a doctor and she's like there's

01:34:29.720 crazy cancer rates here she attributes it to cern she also believes that there's like rituals and

01:34:34.580 they brought things through there's also crazy amounts of cryptid sightings in and around uh

01:34:38.440 any of the particle accelerators so the same ones with uh with oak oak oak tree oak uh oak ridge

01:34:43.800 okay we have our own tennessee right yeah tennessee has its own particle accelerator it's not to the

01:34:47.900 scale of cern yeah but in and around that area an insane amount of uh uh cryptid sightings

01:34:53.100 correlation is i think we should have never turned those things on probably not i'm way against those

01:34:57.680 even back when it started i was like this is a bad idea who's pro those oh the scientists

01:35:02.800 the scientists yeah there was always the cold joking articles that would come out where they

01:35:07.000 go well we could either uh discover the higgs boson particle or we could potentially open up

01:35:12.380 a black hole that we can't figure out how to shut and that article came out and everybody looked at

01:35:16.120 that and went that's weird eventually it was scrutinized enough that they were they revisited 0.93

01:35:19.460 it and they effectively just said we're joking which i know is bullshit because scientists are 0.85

01:35:23.500 not funny dude they don't they literally went to trial like their science physicists sued cern

01:35:28.500 in maybe 2008 or 7

01:35:30.360 for that reason

01:35:31.760 because there were two physicists

01:35:32.740 I think this was in Hawaii

01:35:33.480 because you can't just open up black holes 1.00

01:35:34.880 you sons of bitches 1.00

01:35:35.620 they literally said 1.00

01:35:36.880 you are going to create a black hole

01:35:38.600 both sides of the argument said

01:35:40.560 we will

01:35:41.000 when you smash light

01:35:42.160 near the speed of light together

01:35:43.760 when you smash light together

01:35:45.060 it will create a miniature black hole

01:35:48.500 both sides agreed that that would happen

01:35:50.460 and both sides agreed

01:35:51.080 that it will fall to the center of earth

01:35:52.560 if you believe in that

01:35:53.500 but they said this would happen

01:35:54.320 the one side said

01:35:55.380 they will amass 0.99

01:35:56.480 and eventually suck everything

01:35:57.980 in and turn us into the words were sphere of strangeness the other side said they'll be like

01:36:02.620 safe and effective am i kind of not am i the only one who's like i'm down for the sphere of we're

01:36:07.440 in the sphere of strangeness this is the sphere of strangeness that's how we got obama when they

01:36:11.300 shut when they shut down podcast look around you oh yeah this is we should have a show called the

01:36:16.560 sphere of strangeness um so there was uh when they shut down recently right they shut down for the

01:36:22.220 next uh if you believe it four to eight years i forgot what the cern did cern did and it was

01:36:26.880 because of like routine maintenance that needed to be done and then once it shut down you got to

01:36:30.860 collect all the cryptids they let out yeah they were like we've hit critical mass that's a sick

01:36:34.580 movie idea that's actually is a great idea for a movie it's called monsters inc oh right you ever

01:36:39.920 see uh um cabin in the woods oh yeah it's good dude cabin in the woods crushes i like that it's

01:36:45.360 like my childhood i was telling him i grew up in a house it's like that it's a little bit spooky

01:36:48.860 but it's really just clever in its in its uh structure as a film and the storytelling it's

01:36:53.420 really remarkable but but um so when once it shut down there was all these reports coming out which

01:36:58.840 like i don't know if it is organic if it's something that's pushed because i look at the

01:37:03.980 um mandela effect and it's very strange to me the popularity of that i feel like it's an op

01:37:09.960 to some degree but uh people were saying there was a reversal of the mandela yes there there's

01:37:14.860 been reversals like the cornucopia is back since it went but i don't know if that's real i don't

01:37:19.120 know if that's real because man there's something strange about it because like that literally

01:37:22.420 happened when cern was going on and then like i noticed something and you guys may think i'm

01:37:26.540 crazy maybe you noticed the same thing but you know how time felt like it was just crazy speed

01:37:30.980 one billion percent did you notice that it seems like it's oh wow did you hear that as you said

01:37:35.820 that dude wait wait wait there was crazy thunder that we just heard like we gotta fist bump that

01:37:42.280 was the time slowed or fast i think it sped up it was right i feel like it was super fast these

01:37:51.920 last 10 years look at covid how that killed wait but that's just not because of our age i could i 0.98

01:37:57.180 mean you could definitely attribute it to that but something old as fuck i don't know something

01:38:00.460 called really strange i've been getting twice as much stuff done man i'm telling you and i'm not 0.71

01:38:04.880 working any faster or harder it's weird to me i'm telling like to me i'm convinced when they

01:38:09.560 when they turned cern back on in 2022 that week uh is when shinzo abe was assassinated and the

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01:40:21.160 guidestones for for this book actually and uh i was there and watching the guy power wash stuff

01:40:27.880 off of them because people come there so often used to and sacrifice animals well that was the

01:40:32.040 the thing that happened right before they were taken down there was uh blood all over the top

01:40:36.000 of the georgia guidestones yeah it looked like some large thing was sacrificed i mean there was

01:40:39.620 a large amount of blood over the top stone all about population control you know i thought they

01:40:43.960 were bad news and so i had just been there i've been i think i read that is that the very beginning

01:40:48.440 of the book i don't remember that book is a blur i i remember i remember that but i talked to the

01:40:53.840 guy who collected the the uh stuttering the debris yeah from the guidestones and i tell him like what

01:41:00.360 do you think about the theory about this being about population control he got really upset

01:41:05.600 really like really upset it seems pretty clear that to me what it's about and then he tells me

01:41:10.240 i always forget the name of this book he tells me that his favorite book is about population control

01:41:14.780 okay maybe he just doesn't understand like if you remember there was an irl episode years ago it was

01:41:19.460 one of the first times alex jones was on tim's show michael malice is on they were talking about

01:41:23.120 this book and it was something about a bear top doesn't like the monkey the gorilla oh yeah yeah

01:41:27.920 well i understand and uh he says like the gorilla has like a telepathic relationship with this guy

01:41:33.400 trying to convince him to take his life and tim made all those shirts with the gorilla exactly

01:41:37.340 so that's based on this book that the dude who collected the debris from the guidestones

01:41:41.940 loves tells me he reads every year so right after he tells me he doesn't like pop the idea just one

01:41:45.740 time he reads it every this guy's like you got to read this book's best i'm like okay what and i

01:41:49.300 only knew about the book because alex jones and this guy was a guy you met at the guide so i was

01:41:53.200 at his museum and then after they exploded i was finishing writing the book i got a hold of him

01:41:59.380 and he's telling me like he's taking all the debris he loves the guidestones and then he

01:42:03.840 tells me he loves that book i'm like bro that's weird that's a weird okay what about the time

01:42:07.780 thing dude so what's the what's the concept with the time thing in 2022 they shut the cern

01:42:12.300 off turned back on then turned it back on yeah and then timed as we know it sped up

01:42:17.680 do kids think time is faster too because i'm definitely in the camp of like this is going

01:42:22.740 well kids have no weeks and like years years go so fast we experience time differently than our

01:42:28.160 kids you know i remember like didn't summer feel different when you're a kid obviously like we

01:42:31.900 have responsibility and routine the sun was so yellow even though steven hawking i think is

01:42:35.960 totally fake oh 100 my son asked me about that yesterday we were walking into some place i

01:42:40.640 forgot where and i and he goes can you tell me i said he goes what do you think about steven

01:42:44.220 hawking's i go there's a lot there he's like tell me about it when we come back out of here and i

01:42:47.580 just forgot to tell him but yeah i don't think that about as real as hell and color yeah 100

01:42:51.120 but uh but that theory about like i don't believe in a lot of the space stuff but they had that

01:42:57.340 theory of like if you are traveling at the speed of light around like a black hole and you're on

01:43:01.200 earth you experience time differently i do think about that a lot right like you get older you

01:43:04.720 experience time differently your kids are experiencing like everything feels longer

01:43:07.860 you know seasons and as we get closer it's the void of our humanity yeah even if you're a little

01:43:13.400 kid you get sent to your room for an hour that's like forever yeah yeah so i don't know i think

01:43:18.720 it's part of like growing up and stuff but i never thought there was a technology or a conspiracy or

01:43:23.680 whatever that time just started to speed up i just thought that's just like what happened i

01:43:27.300 thought that too until i felt like it slowed down and then that's what i thought you said

01:43:31.360 so there was a time where it did slow down like recently when they shut off cern i felt like it

01:43:35.180 slowed down i'm telling you i feel like i i don't know what to say maybe i'm crazy i felt it before

01:43:39.900 i saw anyone else saying it yeah like that day felt different i was like wait how is it still

01:43:44.300 this time i had two days back to back specifically after they shut it down where i was like these are

01:43:48.960 long days it feels like it's not unprecedented because there's a time where joshua made the sun

01:43:54.040 stand still right in battle and so like the day that day did go longer than a normal day well we

01:43:59.120 talked to we talked to sam triply as well and he said that he's like man i've been having a funky

01:44:03.140 day man i don't know what's going on just like a regular phone call and we go uh yeah cern shut

01:44:08.840 down yesterday and he goes dude that's probably like he's like everything is going wrong things

01:44:13.740 are just very strange when did turn shut down uh a month ago yeah maybe yeah well this is a month

01:44:18.720 ago very recently so what i wonder is because the psychological effects of of being in the trauma

01:44:24.660 cycle that is the news cycle if you're online and all these things are happening constantly then

01:44:28.460 it could make you feel like time is flying right because you move from one major event to another

01:44:33.360 really rapidly has there been a noticeable decline in the amount because you know no it's just still

01:44:40.360 like crazy i don't all i do i so i commentate on things a lot i don't do everything but i notice

01:44:45.420 and every day i'm like i'm struggling not to make a video about something because there's so many 0.66

01:44:49.460 things i don't believe any of that shit i mean yeah but we're just talking about it theater 0.94

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01:44:58.380 the truman show yeah but like the news is like the ultimate theater like it's it's just so fake

01:45:04.200 and i don't know i don't just do you guys want to do some theater really quick yeah real quick

01:45:08.640 you just reminded me of something so interesting like just for me a memory the day charlie died

01:45:12.780 my wife and i were like we should watch the truman show tonight like i just i needed to like we went

01:45:16.760 there charlie was truman dude it as i'm watching him die i'm like something is so theatrical about

01:45:22.420 this it's so horrific but also contrived like it's like the way i felt about butler yeah the

01:45:28.400 whole thing feels like oh yeah butler feels like that charlie feels like that like a lot of videos

01:45:33.160 that came out from butler where they're like trying to get the cameraman out of the way but

01:45:37.920 like they're lowering the flag into the frame and the cameraman as they're being that's very

01:45:43.060 weird they all have the perfect position for this unbelievable iconic shot and what else

01:45:47.140 do you remember the story the cameraman what what else he also took the photo of bush being told

01:45:51.980 about come on that's right come on yeah people being people pointing him out on the roof like

01:45:57.160 way before it happened oh yeah that same cameraman took the picture of david telling you about us

01:46:02.160 bombing that was so funny mr president we found that was so funny okay so how did they actually

01:46:09.640 explain um for helen keller to like write books and stuff and to um talk about like uh racial

01:46:15.560 no man no we're not doing that i'm not doing helen

01:46:17.560 mom dropped off pastellus well your dad dropped off pastellus hey i gotta once again say happy

01:46:27.380 birthday to my mom happy birthday miss cashman you're the best david explain the segment for

01:46:33.520 the so this this segment is meant to we don't know what we're gonna watch this is just stuff

01:46:38.020 that top's mom sends him and it has a theme and i don't know if it's it's on purpose but we've

01:46:42.700 detected this is a great segment already it is to be afraid everything that we're gonna watch here

01:46:47.260 is to dial our big thing is fear not but this is like fear yes fear so be so be careful everybody 0.99

01:46:53.940 have you guys seen these uh no no we never do so they might suck ass sometimes they're bangers 1.00

01:46:59.220 sometimes they're the worst shit ever but they're always to make you but they're from top's mom 0.99

01:47:02.840 that's the main thing so i'm very excited really good bestellas though very good yeah yeah and you 0.99

01:47:07.400 know like i said it might might be trash it's a church one okay let's go okay all right let's

01:47:11.240 hold on hold on hold on guesses for like what's gonna happen can you make this bigger on our

01:47:14.680 screen so it's clearly my glasses i'm blind yeah is there a snake i can't tell i don't think there's

01:47:19.620 a snake i see tambourines there's gonna be crazy i already like this what is it you see the videos

01:47:24.380 where they put the hardcore music to that oh dude those are great yes i hope this is that okay let's

01:47:29.220 see what this is oh nice oh yeah this guy is great i don't know where that sounds coming from

01:47:36.000 you imagine me in the club doing that oh man unbelievable it's just people dancing to the

01:47:43.280 charlie brown music okay so she she's letting us off a little bit i like that that gave me some

01:47:47.840 Hope. That gave me hope, bro.

01:47:49.520 That was made up for all of it, I think.

01:47:51.420 That was a cool dance move.

01:47:54.120 It's good. Try doing that right now.

01:47:55.640 Yeah, some of that.

01:47:56.380 On camera?

01:47:57.880 Anybody?

01:47:59.920 I don't know if I can, man. I don't know.

01:48:02.020 I'm not that coordinated. I'm with it for now.

01:48:04.920 I'm with it for now, but we have

01:48:06.100 more. We'll move on. So that one didn't induce

01:48:08.500 much fear. No, actually, that was

01:48:10.500 a little bit of a... 1.00

01:48:11.840 She'll give you palate cleansers. 1.00

01:48:14.280 It's false comfort, usually. 1.00

01:48:15.480 yeah it's and then she's like wait a second it's usually about the muslims too let's see 0.81

01:48:20.580 all right fantastic i'm just pressing the wrong buttons here hold on guys can we make sure because

01:48:24.560 this sound i think is coming out of your laptop yeah i think i fixed no that's the storm dude

01:48:28.160 that storm is going okay uh this guy i don't know there's a there's this one seems like it's

01:48:34.140 going to be scary it's really flagged here this guy usually gives you some nice fear this guy's

01:48:38.980 a regular somewhat regular he is yeah jack bonson saying there was no audio on that clip so whatever

01:48:43.600 was happening they didn't what's your guess that he's talking about well i'm thinking israel

01:48:48.620 and i'm thinking he is going to talk i don't know there's a little maybe it's about seinfeld

01:48:53.500 yeah yeah i don't know so yes israel

01:48:56.380 seinfeld is a synonym for israel specifically pro israel right i don't know i can go either

01:49:04.780 way here i'm gonna say no in this climate lately i think so yeah let's see if anti-semitism has

01:49:10.160 hit my mom all right it's by a foreign entity here in america let's check here you go oh yeah

01:49:14.480 texas is doing did you know that every commercial construction content okay a big theme of uh

01:49:19.720 messages from mom is there's going to be somebody talking and somebody else talking

01:49:23.060 in a video window within a window a lot of times like the game is who is going to talk 0.51

01:49:28.340 will they even talk will they just point yeah if it's a black guy they almost never talk they just

01:49:32.980 point amazing yeah uh apparently i mean hundreds of thousands of views on their content so every

01:49:37.740 some tips yeah we tracked in texas has a document you have to sign legally binding you to not

01:49:43.100 criticize israel it's right here it has to be signed by anybody who's leasing out their building

01:49:48.260 to a government agency like a school or an office building also have to sign it for any government

01:49:53.200 contracts including accounting agriculture audit consulting engineering legal program development

01:49:57.440 real estate any other professional service asset management brokerage cash management credit card

01:49:59.900 financial custodian insurance investment advisory investment banking proxy advisory reporting

01:50:02.600 any other services related to financial products you'll get put on a list dude

01:50:07.420 look here's a little list of israel boycotters right by the way i actually do have it on good

01:50:12.280 authority that what they used to do for mk ultra victims was just play women talking really fast 0.54

01:50:17.520 for a long period of time and then eventually they would line up to shoot people

01:50:21.760 if not themselves exactly exactly all right so this is useful information thanks mom uh we kind

01:50:27.960 of knew this already i've already been canceled we knew we've been canceled from an entire town

01:50:31.620 for pretty much this so yeah yeah next let's go for a whole state i hear there's money in it now

01:50:36.260 though all right let's see uh our next fear uh oh here we go this is a jump scare here we go

01:50:44.540 15 minute cities very scary oh yeah i'm just saying though shane do you do these kind of

01:50:48.780 numbers 4.8 000 legs right i'm lucky if i get 20 it's so crazy man that's crazy these these people

01:50:56.140 oh yeah that's a very flattering shot yeah i like it too this is also texas yeah 15 minutes

01:51:04.080 Texas has got a lot going on, though, bro.

01:51:06.260 Texas, I don't see them doing this kind of thing.

01:51:07.800 Dude, they got a lot going on. 0.99

01:51:08.880 Texas is very liberal and gay now. 0.98

01:51:10.940 They're getting ready to build, like, the biggest mosque. 0.97

01:51:13.000 Yeah. 0.78

01:51:13.180 They're called, like, Fun City or some weird shit.

01:51:15.120 Fun City? 0.98

01:51:16.580 Maybe not.

01:51:17.380 Something like that.

01:51:18.100 Fun City is pretty funny.

01:51:19.100 Look it up.

01:51:19.580 But they're building this giant.

01:51:21.400 Yeah, dude.

01:51:21.840 Yeah, I've heard about it.

01:51:23.100 Isn't it in Texas where they have, like, the large monkey statue, the Indian monkey statue?

01:51:27.940 I believe that is the case. 0.97

01:51:29.460 Yeah, a giant monkey statue. 1.00

01:51:32.140 It's a Hindu god. 0.92

01:51:33.160 all right let's play this yeah he's like the forest god um like you know yeah kind of to me

01:51:43.160 this is like where we get our sasquatch idea from hmm that's interesting yeah all right let's see

01:51:48.500 what this fat lady has to say all right this is an inside look of the first 15 minute city

01:51:53.120 that's being built in the u.s and texas check it out it's a trucker somehow stumbled is that man 0.69

01:51:59.600 in blackface what is that is that john travolta in blackface is that an abo next to him he's got

01:52:09.460 great skin though yeah not the abo he can smell good he can smell good we were just talking about 0.91

01:52:14.680 the the brain damage that these kind of reels cause do you see the layers of chaos here she's

01:52:18.880 in a crappy green screen this guy is in black yeah and then there's us in the middle of a city

01:52:22.600 there's us for the people watching like this is insane wait we all gotta go like this 0.99

01:52:27.200 oh shit is this abo gonna talk this is crazy 0.99

01:52:36.080 first 15 minute city and it's being built right now it's in frisco texas 0.99

01:52:42.300 hold on please i'm sorry this is not an abo but this dude has the widest nose i've ever seen in 0.94

01:52:49.860 my fucking life it looks like a stingray is on his face are we gonna ignore this or something 0.97

01:52:54.460 this is fucking crazy stay focused he's breathing good at night 1.00

01:52:59.120 other people in the room are losing air 0.99

01:53:06.340 okay guys i just want to let you know we are like four three or four layers deep in video

01:53:19.380 inside video inside video. Oh, yeah. This is an

01:53:21.400 additional video, isn't it? Yeah. Yeah. I love it.

01:53:24.060 Inception.

01:53:27.560 These apartment complexes will have

01:53:29.360 everything that you need.

01:53:31.580 Grocery store, daycare center,

01:53:33.400 hair salons.

01:53:35.440 You name it. It's going to be suicide 1.00

01:53:36.980 pods. Suicide pods? 0.98

01:53:38.760 Yeah. It reminds me of that.

01:53:40.620 So you really have no reason to go anywhere else.

01:53:43.920 Utopia? Oh, oh.

01:53:45.100 Rat city. There's people that live 1.00

01:53:47.200 in cities with this situation already yeah there's people in new york city that they don't have to

01:53:52.000 dude i think we're there further than they've been implementing it with uh with apartment

01:53:55.980 complexes where some apartment complexes will have their own cafe and stuff oh yeah that's

01:54:00.460 even when we used to call on designers and architects to get products specified in a

01:54:04.640 multi-family it was always residential i gotta hear this guy oh we gotta hear what he's saying

01:54:08.920 i have never seen a nose that big in my life that's crazy it's not even a black joke or anything

01:54:15.380 This is just insane.

01:54:16.420 Yeah, don't be jealous.

01:54:17.340 I mean, I am.

01:54:18.000 He's breathing up all the white man's hair.

01:54:21.300 He's breathing good, dude. 0.71

01:54:22.680 As I told you guys in a previous post, I own a trucking company.

01:54:26.360 And my purpose of being here is...

01:54:28.180 I can't focus on anything he's saying.

01:54:29.720 We deliver the lighting for this place.

01:54:35.140 Let me guess.

01:54:35.700 All LEDs?

01:54:36.360 This is how I learned that this place actually existed.

01:54:39.280 So these are the lights that I bring here every week.

01:54:43.880 Is it a shrunken head?

01:54:44.880 like what am i looking at what am i looking at he's either from like easter island or like samoa

01:54:50.840 something well i have an easter island head like like if you can see like the forehead

01:54:54.780 it does do that that's a shrunken head yeah yeah that is something someone put a spell on this

01:54:59.660 well that's what happens typically when they do the shrunken heads everything but the nose shrinks

01:55:03.220 right that's actually a regular size nose okay i got you but that is a tiny dude the dude that

01:55:07.320 they put in the willy wonka film didn't kanye wasn't he trying to make 15 minute cities at

01:55:12.060 some point yeah he had some weird idea about that i didn't like that idea i don't like these ideas

01:55:16.580 yeah he went all right so i'm scared uh scared i'm sufficiently scared i don't like cities in

01:55:21.020 general uncomfortable i agree you know what's funny though is the flip side of this is what

01:55:24.860 if you create a 15 minute situation for you in the country what if like your goat milk

01:55:29.020 lady is across the street and that's great people you get corn yeah i'm into that houses but like

01:55:33.720 there's a condensing of humanity into these little things where like there's no freedom

01:55:37.760 it's a dystopia it's like a cult yeah i don't agree with that but you should be able to in

01:55:41.660 community like no that's what i'm saying we flipped it on them and did like the country style

01:55:45.540 15 i got everything i need in 15 minutes right oh yeah i love that yeah because i can imagine

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01:55:53.340 they probably don't have goat milk right hey that's racist i agree 15 minute uh welfare state

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01:58:03.840 All right, let's see what's going on here.

01:58:06.480 Let's see what this guy's doing.

01:58:07.220 homeowner tip that can save you uh 35 or more in your car okay is that really what it says

01:58:13.140 okay so 90 on a 95 degree day yeah sometimes just tips oh i've already got one of these dude

01:58:19.480 i've already got one you guys don't know nothing about this because you don't live in florida but

01:58:22.440 it's like a shade that you put around your air conditioner oh without affecting the fan because

01:58:26.860 you can't mess up the fan and so it keeps the metal like way cooler that's smart yeah let's see

01:58:31.820 that let's see you save this video and do this tonight if you get it yeah oh no pastor right

01:58:37.280 there on this hvac unit let me tell you something i we removed the tv from behind here and i was

01:58:42.040 going to do something with the electric where we bring the electric out and mount it onto the

01:58:45.480 over the wood that we put here yo i electrocuted the shit out of myself 0.96

01:58:49.120 he was crazy i love that he looked at me so happy though it was weird he was like 0.95

01:58:54.260 he likes that he likes the pain man but then for the next 15 minutes he was like my heart feels

01:59:00.540 funny it gave me it gave me like a life life yes yeah i could see that it improved his mood yeah

01:59:07.120 no no if you've been just like terrorizing people on the x all day and then you get zapped i could

01:59:12.060 see that bringing you back therapy right that's what that does right yeah i ain't gay no more 0.99

01:59:17.340 all right let's see what this guy's gonna say he looks like he's gonna kill himself with this

01:59:24.500 costs about 10 bucks if it goes out which is one of the most common reasons your ac unit will stop

01:59:31.340 cooling during the summer an hvac company quoted me today 550 to come replace it you can pop this

01:59:37.980 panel off and put a new capacitor on yourself in about 30 just real quick i don't have my glasses

01:59:43.200 does he have a hitler mustache like what no no it goes is it just colored differently do you see it 0.60

01:59:48.300 I'm looking at him tiny here, and he does look like he's got a Hitler. 0.68

01:59:50.780 Oh, it goes all the way down, but you're right. 0.88

01:59:52.640 It's thicker here.

01:59:53.340 Yeah, it's thicker, yeah.

01:59:54.280 I think my mom's asking me to change the capacitor.

01:59:56.460 No, I won't.

01:59:57.220 Oh, this is a nice subtle way.

01:59:57.960 Doesn't she know we're doing this for content?

01:59:59.800 Unbelievable.

02:00:00.280 I just told you I almost died fixing the electric behind a TV.

02:00:03.440 Not going to mess with 200 volts.

02:00:05.520 I'll tell you what.

02:00:06.080 I am not sufficiently afraid.

02:00:07.960 Me neither.

02:00:08.620 I was hoping we would get some Moon Henry clips.

02:00:12.000 Oh, I love Moon Henry.

02:00:13.640 He's the best, yeah.

02:00:15.100 So the flat cameras is like a big known thing now?

02:00:18.880 Yeah, I mean, it's all anybody talks about.

02:00:20.640 We finally did an episode on it, and now I don't care anymore.

02:00:23.820 I just don't know what it is.

02:00:25.220 We're in the surveillance state either way.

02:00:27.100 You're looking at me through my own laptop right now.

02:00:29.940 Yeah, I don't seem to care. 1.00

02:00:31.340 I think they suck. 1.00

02:00:31.660 They suck, but there's a lot of these companies. 1.00

02:00:34.000 We should hate them all. 1.00

02:00:34.880 But we're already under surveillance all the time anyway. 0.88

02:00:37.240 Oh, this is New Jersey, North Bergen.

02:00:39.520 No, that's New York.

02:00:41.280 That's Manhattan.

02:00:42.100 That's North Bergen.

02:00:43.040 Across the river is North Bergen.

02:00:44.560 You're going to already see why there's no flood cameras in there.

02:00:46.860 I've seen this one.

02:00:47.600 Okay. 1.00

02:00:47.840 interesting let's check this out my mom is my mom being racist oh wait a second we just did an 1.00

02:00:54.620 episode on this and you made a joke about this and my wife on the way my wife literally said

02:00:59.740 oh did you see this article about the flock cameras and their absence in this community

02:01:03.640 please let it go it's in this one little section in manhattan doesn't have cameras let's take a

02:01:08.640 closer look oh shocker it's filled with something they got google maps that show you this is what

02:01:14.900 happens yeah they show you where the jews are but this is what happened matt goes oh you know

02:01:19.140 everything's about the jews upgrade i don't know we didn't do this we didn't make there be no flock

02:01:23.440 cameras in the synagogues or whatever the hell is going on that's crazy i feel like we're just

02:01:27.000 hating at this point why don't we not have spot cameras like why can't we band together and like

02:01:31.320 make this happen dude well they're cutting them down because they own the flock cameras

02:01:34.700 i'm sure that's just a coincidence just like the adl anti-semitic reporting map perfectly

02:01:43.700 overlaying with flock ai surveillance cameras whoa look at the midwest i'd be asking yourself

02:01:48.760 what could get you on this anti-american side recording now oh just saying things like you

02:01:52.540 hate the anti-crise or crisis king i mean guys it's not like flock's largest investor is jewish

02:01:56.900 right oh never mind flock cameras in the neighborhood i mean if they're not doing

02:02:02.740 anything wrong right this is not for you guys this is this is more for matt is it near does

02:02:07.420 this guy look like he was one of the extras in willow remember willow the great movie the

02:02:11.480 movie yeah yeah he looks like he's from the film willow i was thinking about that yesterday is

02:02:15.600 it midget dwarfs these days um i think actual midgets get upset if you don't say midget i think

02:02:22.300 uh white women get upset if you say midget but if you say midget white woman white woman or more 0.99

02:02:27.980 than one of them is fine um i like dwarf though if i was little i'd be like i'm a fucking dwarf 0.98

02:02:32.900 i'm not a midget yeah i'd like that like dwarves are warriors you know yeah yeah i have a kind of 0.73

02:02:37.600 a dwarf thing on i have a true rings they come through they are dude like an ancient i posted a

02:02:43.160 picture of of me after a workout and they were like you know somebody called me a dwarf and it

02:02:47.560 i said yeah this is after labor in the minds of wait so those pictures you're sending us your

02:02:51.880 shirt off you're putting down on the internet that is so and people have stopped following me

02:02:56.220 and now i'm posting more of them oh yeah every time i get buffer i'm gonna post more pictures

02:03:00.500 okay so i will watch a couple more seconds of this i like this picture is this the infamous

02:03:05.880 mattress tunnel yeah that was right next to top's house in new york and we're supposed to think top

02:03:12.300 wasn't in on it but like he was right there uh oh my god yes i like how he's pointing to rabbi

02:03:17.420 when i when i lived in uh with raping followers you guys know about like moils and stuff right 0.99

02:03:22.780 like yeah yeah they suck on the penises right dude it's so weird and there was a syphilis or 0.99

02:03:28.000 some std outbreak from it and one of my favorite kids were dying from that dude it was crazy the 0.99

02:03:32.660 the new york times ran the most ridiculous image of bloomberg he was our mayor at the time 0.91

02:03:37.300 having a meeting about it surrounded by rabbis and it was like something about moils and stuff

02:03:42.260 and just this crazy image that's incredible oh my gosh what do you think about that matt

02:03:46.440 he's in the moils he's not in the moil but he will always get up not upset with us but he tries

02:03:51.700 to do this plausible deniability thing on behalf of the jews that should be your new podcast name

02:03:57.940 on behalf of the jews god you'll be rich no but to be totally honest to look at a thing like that

02:04:03.640 uh-huh i don't know what what is your takeaway from the fact that there's flock cameras which 0.83

02:04:08.760 is the enemy of mankind and the only places where the flock cameras are not at they must

02:04:13.900 be the protected people it's like god's Jewish community it's the same reason that that uh so 0.94

02:04:18.520 like if a Jewish person lives on my street but i'd not get a flock camera that's not a community 0.68

02:04:22.640 you wouldn't be allowed to live next to them so here's here's why it's the same reason they don't 0.86

02:04:28.100 live in the community right well yeah yeah yeah no that's no i think that's right top has this

02:04:32.920 story where he tried to call the cops one time because it was can i tell you i'll tell the story

02:04:36.440 so i i was working nights and i get home early in the morning i'm walking my dog i'm walking my dog

02:04:42.800 across the street from like avenues like and notion very populated highway area and across i

02:04:48.860 see a little jewish kid walking to school no big no big deal i continue walking the dog i look up

02:04:53.960 there's a guy in a car jewish guy like with the yarmulke and like the tassels and all this

02:04:58.380 and he's talking to the kids i'm like must know him all jews know each other right right that's 0.66

02:05:04.160 what i'm saying so i doesn't think so so as one does i continue walking my dog i look up again

02:05:11.260 the guy's like pulling the car up and pulling it up next to this kid because he's talking to him

02:05:16.760 and the kid now i'm noticing the kid is like saying like no no thanks i don't like i don't

02:05:21.440 want whatever and so i'm like interesting and he follows him for like a whole block it's a long

02:05:25.840 block finally the kid gets in but i notice that he looks like worried and i'm like this doesn't

02:05:31.640 sit right with me so i actually memorized this guy's license plate i get back home i'm like i

02:05:37.260 don't know what to do so i creeper now like who's the creepy one this is a i'm crazy the kid is

02:05:41.740 gonna fight with his dad and he knows he's in trouble and he gets it no the kid did not know

02:05:45.620 this guy this is the problem you let him get in the car well yeah he was across the street

02:05:50.120 i'm watching i'm just watching i'm like i don't know what's happening here

02:05:55.300 so could have been anne frank like what are you doing exactly yeah yeah maybe it was helen keller

02:06:00.000 so i i called the cops and i was like hey this is what happened and it looked to me like uh

02:06:05.060 underage kid got like abducted by somebody i don't know what happened right and they just tell me

02:06:09.280 basically like this is out of our jurisdiction yeah and i go no no you're the cops here in

02:06:14.820 sheepshead bay area and they go out of our jurisdiction like we don't handle we don't 0.99

02:06:19.560 deal with jewish crime we don't do that jewish shit they said that where was it in brooklyn 0.98

02:06:24.540 in sheepshead bay on avenue z and oh okay i lived in borough park okay very close to the nancy were 0.99

02:06:31.000 like the only like non-hasidic people in that neighborhood and they have it on lock yeah i 0.92

02:06:36.740 wouldn't be surprised if there's no flock cameras in borough park as well and they have all the

02:06:40.020 wires you know uh what about lakeland new jersey lakeland new jersey probably has no flock cameras

02:06:45.000 either that's they're the ones that are getting in trouble for all the insurance scams and the 0.71

02:06:48.840 welfare scams and the entire community is jewish and they probably don't have how do you feel about 0.95

02:06:53.260 this man yeah seems terrible man yeah he's like concentration camps no what about the italian 0.99

02:06:58.320 nobody's above the law okay you know when i when i moved to borough park so we moved there because 0.87

02:07:03.780 nancy's uh grandfather had like an apartment there and this is like old sicilian and greek

02:07:08.920 back when that area was greek and sicilian italian it was right by chinatown as well

02:07:14.040 and uh i move in i'm like you know just walking around crazy hasidic area which i'm not

02:07:19.720 that uh like i i've been around we had curious joel by me in in like monroe new york so it's

02:07:25.240 very similar so i'm walking around like i was just walking i see a guy struggling with his bicycle

02:07:31.560 it's like chained up on the streets on and i'm like thinking this is a good time for me to be

02:07:36.200 be like a good citizen in the neighborhood you know uh older like jewish looking man and uh

02:07:41.620 he's i'm like you need help he's really struggling sweating it's hot out and he's like yeah can you

02:07:46.380 hold this yeah so he hands it to me it's like bolt cutters i'm like all right no yeah and then

02:07:50.720 and then like a for real looking rabbi dude jumps out of his porch and he's like he's stealing my

02:07:55.620 bike and i just bolt i'm like are you kidding me like i'm trying to help out here and i just bolt

02:08:00.540 down the block i could have turned around but i did a whole lap around like going up is taking

02:08:05.500 my bicycle and i'm covered in tattoos right i'm like i already look bad like i used to work at

02:08:10.620 babies are us and babies in babies are us i kept showing up wait which one are these babies 0.83

02:08:17.440 worked at babies are us this is how he got his adrenochrome the whole jewish community 0.72

02:08:23.240 keep showing up and trying to buy babies like it was near the what in the world what did you do 0.90

02:08:28.360 there dude oh yeah dude that's so funny yeah the next to the best buy and all that top what did

02:08:33.400 you do a baby's or us like you weren't i hope it was more the us not the babies prepared the babies

02:08:38.240 just juiced them you know what i mean you're terrible yeah yeah no i was like i used to like 0.97

02:08:43.200 put the binkies in the where they go and like the all the little things it was the worst i was in 0.66

02:08:47.940 the worst section like all the little uh accessories yeah yeah and i swear to you nobody

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02:10:54.940 But only people that did steal? 0.99

02:10:56.420 The Jews. 1.00

02:10:58.000 You should have it on your sound. 1.00

02:10:59.120 Yeah, I can finish that.

02:10:59.840 I don't need you to say it.

02:11:00.880 She went, and multiple times, like, with the baby in the baby carriage, went like this, walked down the aisle, and stole whatever she could sweep in.

02:11:09.140 You didn't even need to tell me that. 0.98

02:11:10.600 I already envisioned her shopping and doing that. 0.96

02:11:12.460 I'm eager to see how long this episode stays on YouTube.

02:11:15.580 let's do one more

02:11:18.700 we'll bring it in

02:11:19.180 what do you mean

02:11:20.260 bring it in for a land

02:11:21.080 we got into ancient

02:11:22.220 civilizations

02:11:22.840 ancient civilizations

02:11:23.800 they were traveling

02:11:24.320 on the seas

02:11:24.900 on the seas

02:11:26.880 we gotta go out

02:11:27.980 to eat after this

02:11:28.620 when's part two

02:11:29.920 when we get back

02:11:30.540 yeah yeah yeah

02:11:31.580 there you go

02:11:32.440 protect this man

02:11:33.300 at all costs

02:11:33.820 I don't know

02:11:34.120 what's gonna happen

02:11:34.540 he's gonna point

02:11:35.120 is he gonna talk

02:11:35.960 okay is he gonna talk

02:11:36.900 or is he just gonna point

02:11:37.720 he's on with

02:11:38.180 he's gonna point

02:11:38.700 he's just gonna point

02:11:39.340 what do you think

02:11:39.720 john can talk or point

02:11:40.680 I think he's gonna point

02:11:41.660 and there's another guy

02:11:42.520 who's gonna talk

02:11:43.040 there's another guy

02:11:44.500 dude honestly

02:11:45.180 that might be it i think he's gonna talk i think he's gonna talk all right well 8.2 000 likes let's 1.00

02:11:50.120 see what happens uh my name you bitch you bitch good job can't believe that it's 50 50 you know 0.99

02:11:59.520 i have a data center right now that's running in hiawatha i've never seen i've never used one 0.99

02:12:05.700 gallon of water this is the guy i know who this guy is i've seen him on an interview he's like

02:12:10.420 the guy that created i think the data center there he built it so he's simply saying i can

02:12:15.000 run a data center without water or is he saying none of these data centers let's hear let's just

02:12:19.460 hear what he's saying right right right what the other guy's point is the other guy's not going to

02:12:23.520 say anything the other guy literally just showed up just a point and then he was like him at all

02:12:27.240 i mean you guys gangster i'm sorry really quickly you saw what i did to like set up the studio here

02:12:32.800 and back there it's a lot of work these guys a camera a phone yeah yes yeah that's it they're 0.92

02:12:39.440 they're on this fucking crazy i live at 33 92 64 street halo iowa probably shouldn't say that 0.84

02:12:47.740 right has he been drinking and suggested that i get put on some kind of a committee because 0.99

02:12:53.300 i'm payloads resident expert i build data centers i own data centers i built the first

02:13:01.620 private data center in the state of iowa and everything that google is telling you is bs

02:13:09.440 i have a data center right now that's running in ayahuasca and i have been there 14 years and

02:13:20.520 have never used one gallon of water what google isn't telling you is they don't want to use the

02:13:27.180 technology because it costs more they're going to burn through the water and when it's done

02:13:32.300 it's done and they don't care then they'll put the money in and so i can guarantee you if you

02:13:37.840 guys want to start a committee i'll volunteer because i'm the expert i build it i'm working

02:13:44.540 this guy's drunk but he does sound drunk so what is he saying he's saying that he personally has

02:13:48.920 designed them in such a way that he doesn't need water or none of them no no he's saying like none

02:13:53.040 of these data centers require water but they're going to use it till it runs out then they'll pay

02:13:57.780 saying it's more expensive so what are they using water for then electricity like a water wheel

02:14:02.980 running under i mean they say it's to keep the stuff cool right so hot but there's other ways

02:14:07.080 to run data centers and just water yeah because they're not all on water but a lot of them do

02:14:10.940 soak up a lot of water like when i i um argued with the guy who does the cloud seeding the

02:14:15.180 rainmaker ceo and you know i've seen him on sean ryan's podcast talking about how he's creating

02:14:22.300 he could create water for the data centers because they make they soak up like millions

02:14:27.160 of gallons of water and i tell him that to his face wait wait he's saying he can make the water

02:14:31.680 like using cloud yeah i mean you can do it with a plastic thing too right he's saying he can

02:14:35.760 displace the weather pattern basically and then bring it to where he wants to put it and he tells

02:14:39.860 me that that is not true i'm like well why'd you say it on you know how he does it by the way i

02:14:43.960 know you're not gonna like this jewish magic bingo it's true jewish space i was thinking that yeah

02:14:48.920 yeah space lasers jewish space lasers so guys before we get out of here i just want to know 0.82

02:14:53.220 uh on a scale of one to ten how scared are you uh fear of fear level fear level is higher

02:14:59.240 where we at i'm gonna go on a scale from one to ten i'm gonna i'm gonna say uh a little

02:15:03.340 disappointed only at a seven okay i'm gonna say 33 33 33 yeah that's a good that's always the

02:15:10.120 number his address had 33 so i'm terrified it did have 33 because it's always 33 yeah john are you

02:15:17.540 feeling fear you know absolutely you know i'm just so afraid i didn't i didn't it was never my

02:15:23.000 intention to bring you down here and wind you up and get you all afraid but oh we have one last

02:15:27.740 super chat before we get out of here what about my fear level we don't care like the thought of

02:15:32.420 The top working at Babies R Us has me terrified right now.

02:15:35.780 Just imagine him in a Babies R Us, like talking to pregnant ladies. 0.99

02:15:40.940 That is the scariest thing to happen. 1.00

02:15:42.100 Terrifying.

02:15:42.460 I got to take a picture of that screenshot of the Super Chat.

02:15:46.000 Oh, let me make it big for you.

02:15:46.960 Shout out to Sparrow.

02:15:47.900 Oh, wait. 0.99

02:15:48.440 Nancy's gone, so we can't read this in Asian voice. 0.99

02:15:52.460 I guess I could always read it in Asian voice.

02:15:53.580 You're good in Asian voice.

02:15:54.740 Oh, that's cool.

02:15:55.360 My mom's going to love that.

02:15:56.280 Sparrow says, happy birthday, Mama Cash.

02:15:59.300 How is the Mama Lobster after the fall?

02:16:02.420 And, yes, I'm scared.

02:16:03.420 Oh, Sparrow knows.

02:16:04.940 Sparrow's note.

02:16:05.720 Shout out to Sparrow.

02:16:06.440 She's the best.

02:16:06.720 That's a real one.

02:16:07.800 Yeah, yeah.

02:16:08.140 She's the best. 0.84

02:16:09.000 She's the best.

02:16:09.320 How is your mom after my-

02:16:09.960 You know Sparrow, too?

02:16:11.020 Yeah, dude.

02:16:11.540 Sparrow is hanging out with all the best people.

02:16:13.220 That's why.

02:16:13.560 Yeah. 0.97

02:16:13.860 How is your mom after my cousin blasted her in the shins with a dolly and made her fall 0.99

02:16:18.900 on her face? 0.53

02:16:19.560 Wait, guys.

02:16:20.240 I thought we were talking about the fall at the grocery store.

02:16:22.760 Now we're talking about the fall?

02:16:23.380 That's a different fall.

02:16:24.220 Okay, okay.

02:16:25.120 This is the Bro Grove fall.

02:16:26.460 My cousin tried to kill her.

02:16:27.680 Okay, that's right.

02:16:28.260 what yeah yeah he sabotaged her and he put something in her way and she ended up falling

02:16:33.060 down and then they bred with daughters of men and they will do it again the end is written

02:16:45.880 In the book

02:16:48.000 In the pages

02:16:50.180 They foresaw

02:16:52.340 Death squad

02:16:53.700 Death squad

02:16:57.880 Death squad

02:17:02.020 Death squad

02:17:05.060 Never look

02:17:13.860 Death squad

02:17:15.420 When the last trumpet sounds

02:17:17.480 And the heavens

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