In this episode of the podcast, we talk about the latest Project Veritas undercover operation, and the crazy things a Twitter employee said to an undercover agent. We also talk about how the world is going to end, and how we are all going to die.
00:00:00.240Live on YouTube, live on Locals, coming to you from beautiful Hawaii, where I'll be leaving in a few hours, and I'll be back in the right time zone.
00:00:12.040Not the wrong time zone, the right time zone.
00:00:14.800And when I get there, wow, things will be even better than they are now.
00:00:21.460Yeah, time is an illusion. That is right, Bob. Or Don, whoever said that.
00:00:27.260All right. Now, you may hear my coffee brewing, but do you hear the baby birds crying?
00:00:37.240No, because I kept the window closed, because I know it drives you crazy.
00:00:42.720And as soon as you hear that noise, stop.
00:00:47.220I'm getting my simultaneous sip ready for you, but I thought I'd come in approximately on time.
00:00:53.200I did not kill them. No, I did not kill the birds.
00:04:07.760So what he was saying was, you know, technically exactly right.
00:04:11.020But it's interesting just to hear him say it, you know, that they, let's say he was saying he valued getting the information right over free speech.
00:04:23.820And that if they didn't edit and censor things, they wouldn't know they were getting things right.
00:04:32.240And then as he was talking, he talked himself out of his own opinion.
00:05:38.240The funniest part at the end was when he mentioned, the Twitter employee mentioned Project Veritas.
00:05:48.760And I think he showed something to the person who was actually the Project Veritas undercover agent who was filming him at that moment.
00:05:57.880And the guy who was being filmed was like, it's a good thing we met organically because otherwise I would suspect that you were on Project Veritas.
00:06:06.880But the funny part was when he showed, when the Twitter employee showed the Project Veritas undercover guy this Project Veritas document or whatever it was.
00:06:16.240And the Project Veritas guy intentionally reads it, reads the name wrong.
00:06:22.380He goes, what is this Project Veritas?
00:06:32.280What is this Project Veritas I've never heard of?
00:06:34.440But I'd like to nominate this employee for the most fired person on the planet because he went on to say that they don't take, basically he was mocking Elon Musk for having Asperger's.
00:06:57.440Do I need to finish the rest of the story?
00:06:59.920If anybody was more fired than this guy, he's the most fired person in the history of humankind.
00:07:13.540And I don't know if Twitter will fire him before Elon Musk buys it or Musk will fire him when he buys it, but he's very fired.
00:07:23.740He's more fired than anybody's ever been fired.
00:07:26.200So my understanding would be that Twitter's internal woke policy would require firing him, right?
00:07:36.680Because the problem is that he was mocking a disability, if you can call it that.
00:07:48.020Now, it doesn't look like much of a disability if you're the richest man in the world and, you know, you have it.
00:07:54.320It sounds like an advantage, not a disability.
00:07:57.260But he's the most fired person in the world.
00:08:01.520So I don't care too much about local politics or state stuff, but Dr. Oz, I guess he's in a runoff.
00:08:09.800And Madison Cawthorne lost his primary, so he's out of it.
00:08:13.940And when I saw Madison Cawthorne go down, I thought to myself, what would happen if the Democrats were successful in taking out the most, let's say, provocative Republicans?
00:08:28.220And so, you know, there's one more down.
00:24:17.420So, so somebody who knows this industry, can you tell me, give me, give me some ideas of what companies, I feel like it's all startups, so there's nothing to invest in that's sort of above the public stock level, right?
00:27:07.200When CNN talks about it, they talk about it as the idea that it's a bunch of racists who don't want anybody watering down their white privilege.
00:27:21.720And when somebody like Tucker Carlson or any reasonable Republican talks about how immigration will change the character of this country or at least change the voting patterns, perhaps, that's just math.
00:27:37.920Isn't one of them just math, and one of them is literally exactly racist?
00:28:08.660If you add Democrats to the existing number of Democrats, don't you get more Democrat stuff?
00:28:17.160Now, of course, there's some question whether they would all remain Democrats in their second generation or whether they're really even that left-leaning at all.
00:28:27.640Because I don't know if you've ever met anybody who came from Mexico or South America.
00:28:37.300I mean, I don't know any that I would identify that way.
00:28:42.100And what I mean by that is they all just seem to want to work and worship their God and, you know, raise their family, family-oriented, you know, very religious, you know, work-oriented, just want to stay out of the way.
00:29:25.440I'm not saying that's a positive or a negative.
00:29:27.380It just feels like they're more compatible.
00:29:29.540And Joel Pollack, of course, brought a little heat on himself with this tweet.
00:29:37.340He said, quote, replacement theory would be less of a problem, meaning a political problem, if it did not offer a compelling explanation of why Democrats are trying to open the southern border to as many migrants as possible and offer them, quote, a path to citizenship and voting.
00:29:57.200Note, no one ever provides a better explanation.
00:30:02.540Now, if you read his comment correctly, he's talking about the messaging.
00:30:08.000So, it's not a comment about good or bad about immigration.
00:30:12.160It's a comment about how they present it.
00:30:14.980And the point is, if the people on the left don't want replacement theory to be how Republicans on the right interprets it, perhaps they should offer an alternative view.
00:30:31.220And we sort of assume there's an alternative view, but I don't know that anybody's articulated it.
00:30:39.780Like, I ended up filling it in myself.
00:30:41.940So, like, I'm filling in the left's argument mentally based on what I think it would be because I haven't heard it.
00:36:54.120Well, let me give you how CNN is treating this.
00:36:58.880So, if you look at the CNN page, and let's say we believe that CNN is sort of, in most cases, the voice of our intelligence agencies and the Biden administration.
00:37:09.840Would you accept that as a starting premise that CNN and the Democrats are basically the same team?
00:37:17.220If you look at how CNN is covering the Ukraine war as of today, here are their stories.
00:37:24.220There's something about how effective Ukraine's drones are, and all they need is more of them, and they'll definitely win everything.
00:37:30.740So, it's a story about how drone technology is already, and it's going to become more so, is already so cost-effective compared to tanks that...
00:37:43.740And, by the way, who told you this first?
00:38:40.940Okay, I'm getting confirmations from people saying it is that.
00:38:45.540So, there's at least one person who knows a lot more than I do who's speculating the same thing, that the age of tanks is just over, because they can't defend against drones.
00:38:54.460And if you're saying, oh, but there's all this anti-drone technology, then you should know that the new drone warfare is you send the first drones in, and then the anti-drone technology lights up, and then from that point, you know what to attack.
00:39:11.180So, you attack the things that lit up, and then you send your, you know, your full attack drones.
00:39:18.260So, once you reach the point where they can swarm, and they cost, you know, $10,000 a piece, or $1,000 a piece, it's going to be nothing but drones, pretty much.
00:39:57.080So, yes, when I get one right, I'm going to drill it into you.
00:40:02.140And the reason is that I make predictions primarily as the, you know, the base of my entertainment here.
00:40:09.740The main thing I'm doing is showing you different ways to predict things, sometimes follow the money, sometimes follow the persuasion, sometimes use your BS filter to know what's true or what's not.
00:40:21.420And then I do it in public, so that when I'm wrong, it's really, really obvious, such as when I very incorrectly said, there's no way Russia is going to attack Ukraine, because Russia must be at least as smart as I am, and I know it won't work.
00:40:39.300So that was, like, a horrible mistake, because it turns out they weren't.
00:40:47.200It turns out they were less informed about how this would work than I would, and I was guessing.
00:40:53.280So that tells you how good their intel is.
00:40:57.260So CNN's coverage is that the drones are working and definitely will make those tanks obsolete.
00:44:30.420Yeah, you know, the whole thing about the ruble versus the dollar.
00:44:38.020I admit, I don't know enough about that, you know, field, the currency, you know, field.
00:44:44.660But I don't feel that we know what's going on there.
00:44:48.900Does anybody else have a feeling that, you know, just looking at the ruble not collapsing is, I'm not sure that's telling us what you think it's telling you.
00:44:58.260Because I feel like there might be ways to either lie about it or protect it temporarily.
00:45:20.020What would be the point of reading something if you know what it says?
00:45:22.680If I buy RT, if I read RT, is it going to say Ukrainians are bad, Russia's doing better than you think, there's a perfectly good historical reason why they're doing it, Russia had a perfectly good case because NATO...