A new study says exercise is more than twice as effective as anti-depression meds. Elon Musk weighs in on the question of whether birth control makes you fat, doubles your risk of depression, and triples the risk of suicide.
00:05:22.660Ashley St. Clair has a story, her anecdotal story.
00:05:29.220Now, we don't want to make too much of an anecdotal story, but I've heard the same anecdotal story enough times that how in the world could it not change your mentality or your mental health if they change your hormones?
00:05:54.140Now, I don't blame any woman who's on birth control because the entire health community is telling you to do it.
00:06:04.580So, I think this is probably one of the biggest abuses of healthcare, maybe equal to the vaccinations, maybe equal to COVID, and maybe as big as the poisoning of our food supply.
00:06:24.700See, it's becoming more and more clear that the entities we thought were helping us stay safe are exactly the entities that are making money by not making us safe.
00:06:40.540And I also, this whole birth control thing, if you assume that it's true, that would give men two choices for relationships.
00:06:48.940One, a woman who's having a mental health crisis and doesn't find you attractive anymore because when you take the birth control, it changes who you think is attractive.
00:10:01.680If Elon Musk tells you that the reason he's successful is because he slept under his desk and worked all night, well, that's certainly part of it.
00:10:12.380You know, it's a big part of the motivation, getting everybody else on board, focus.
00:10:55.240If you combine enough talents, you know, you learn how to do stuff, and they fit together well, you can effectively be a genius with an average IQ.
00:11:06.480Because nobody else would have your certain specific combination of skills.
00:11:10.360So that, you know, there's lots of ways to do that, but you can basically fake being a genius.
00:13:06.000You do everything else right, and you'll pound through a wall because you know that as soon as you're done with pounding through the wall, treasure chest.
00:13:15.660So be careful about the advice of successful people.
00:13:20.040They may not know exactly why they're successful themselves.
00:16:01.840I've been telling you for a long time that, in my opinion, the biggest economic driver of the future, besides robots, I suppose, is going to be building cities from scratch.
00:16:14.200And when I saw about this city, I said to myself, hey, maybe I found my second home or my escape home or the place I could go that doesn't suck.
00:16:24.980Now, if you wanted to go there, I would suggest that you bring your own woman, because there's no indication that any female has been anywhere near that island.
00:17:12.260Now, the real thing that might make a difference is that if you build this city that's on an island that's hard to get to, you may have escaped the DEI problem.
00:17:26.140So they may have built a civilization that operates on merit, and they wouldn't have to worry about all the DEI stuff, because they're in a different country, and nobody, no homeless people are going to walk over there.
00:17:41.280Poor people can't get to it if they tried.
00:17:44.560So they may have found a workaround to get around the DEI trap.
00:17:48.840Speaking of that, you've probably heard this story before, but it's just worth mentioning again.
00:17:58.140Did you hear about the Harvard professor?
00:20:29.940You all know, because I say it too often, I'm a trained hypnotist.
00:20:36.660When you're trained as a hypnotist, one of the skills you learn is to look for micro changes in faces.
00:20:42.340So you're just studying, you're studying faces all the time to watch, you know, the eyes don't match the mouth, and, you know, if there's a skin tone change, or you get flush.
00:20:52.440You know, any micro changes you're always looking for, and that tells you if the hypnosis is working, basically.
00:20:57.940But the sort of related skill you pick up is you can identify liars with a precision that's just crazy.
00:21:07.120Now, only if they haven't practiced too much.
00:21:10.920If they're talking off the cuff, you can see it every time.
00:21:15.660But if they've practiced, you know, like a car dealer, car dealership, you're not going to see the lie.
00:21:21.040The eyes aren't going to open, probably, because they're too practiced.
00:21:58.820So he's a judge in New York, and he decided that Trump is just a terrible man.
00:22:05.380A terrible man, and all of his many, many financial corruption problems are so bad that he had to fine him a hundred gazillion, bazillion, trillion dollars.
00:22:18.960I'm rounding off, because there's going to be some interest involved.
00:22:23.620So a gazillion, bazillion, trillion dollars.
00:22:26.460And also, Eric Trump and his brother are going to owe some money, because, I don't know, just because they're related and they remind you of Trump or something.
00:24:02.880So the MSNBC take is that if you allow a bank to make a lot of money giving a loan to Trump, but his estimate of the value of his properties was wildly different than the banks, and of course the bank checks themselves, that's their normal way of business.
00:24:23.000They never, ever, ever, not once, take the word of the applicant for the loan.
00:24:30.420Has never happened in the history of bank loans.
00:24:47.060Because the bank made a lot of money and they're very happy about the transaction, and Trump, if he's not seriously punished by having to pay a gazillion, trillion, bazillion, zillion, gazillion dollars, if they don't make him do that, then he could do this again.
00:25:05.020You know, right now, even while I'm talking, he might be overvaluing an asset right now.
00:25:18.380I mean, imagine, if he overvalues an asset while banks are happy in making money from him and he's got his loan that he's paying off on time, well, just the fact that he's overvalued those assets and could do it again is going to destroy the financial credibility of our system.
00:25:35.020Which, in turn, destroys civilization itself, which, in turn, leads to cannibalism.
00:25:41.900So if you want cannibalism, you assholes, well, then you should be in favor of this being overturned.
00:25:49.160But if you want to be good people, good people, the kind that watch MSNBC and think it's real, well, then you would want Trump to pay a fine of one gazillion, trillion, bazillion dollars, because that's how you protect the system.
00:26:07.920Elon Musk asked a question, which I should know the answer to, but I don't.
00:26:18.260He said on a post, who is Trump supposed to pay, given that there were no victims?
00:26:24.480He said on a post, who is Trump supposed to pay, given that there were no victims, but the victims made $100 million.
00:26:54.260Huh, it's almost as if the entire thing is bullshit.
00:27:18.640You know the justice system is not corrupt.
00:27:21.320Let's listen to some of the things that the judge said.
00:27:25.540The judge said that Trump had a complete lack of contrition and remorse for making that bank $100 million and paying off his loan on time.
00:27:34.200And that it borders on the pathological, that he wouldn't believe the illegitimate corrupt justice system was doing a good job to help the country.
00:27:43.480And that even though Trump is not Bernie Madoff, you know, he's not that bad, didn't kill anybody, they are incapable of admitting the errors of their ways.
00:27:58.400You know, if Trump will not admit that Mar-a-Lago is only worth $18 million, well, let me explain this to you.
00:28:09.460If Trump doesn't agree with the judge's estimate that Mar-a-Lago, which is clearly worth over $100 million, if he doesn't agree with the obvious fake fact that 100% of the observers know is a fake fact, if he doesn't agree with what is not true, that's a sign that he's incapable of admitting the error of his ways.
00:28:33.020And because he can't admit that the thing that the thing that we all know is not true, and has been proven not to be true, and the court has shown it not to be true, that because he can't admit that, he must pay.
00:28:48.700Because otherwise the financial system will crumble, civilization will crumble, cannibalism.
00:28:58.700Now, I'm being a little bit team player here.
00:29:02.540The other issue is that apparently Trump would not admit that his penthouse was 33,000, or no, it was 11,000 square feet, not 33,000.
00:29:15.000Now, my guess is that he thought it was 33,000.
00:29:20.260Have you ever had anybody ask you about the size of something like your house or something, and you give them a wrong number, and then later you're like, oh, that's not that.
00:29:35.160You actually remember something, but you just remembered it wrong.
00:29:38.340My guess is that whether the penthouse was 11,000 square feet or 33,000, it was probably worth the same amount either way, and either way they were going to check, and he knew they were going to check.
00:29:54.960So you wouldn't tell that kind of a lie to somebody who's going to check.
00:30:00.620Don't the public records tell you the size of it?
00:30:03.500Sometimes they actually send somebody over to measure it.
00:30:07.300They'll literally send somebody with a, you know, a measuring device just to see if it really is.
00:30:12.900So that seems to be a complete corruption of justice.
00:30:19.060I wonder if there's any larger context in which we could understand this legal case.
00:30:30.240And what I'm wondering is, my understanding is that even though Trump is going to appeal, and I would expect it gets thrown out on appeal because it's so fucking stupid,
00:30:40.400I think that he's supposed to pay it first, I think that's my understanding, he has to pay it first, and then he can appeal, and if he wins, he gets it back.
00:31:11.420If Trump is short on cash, and I imagine he would.
00:31:14.720Now, one way is to declare bankruptcy, but people don't understand bankruptcy.
00:31:21.660They would just say he's bad at business and he's a crook.
00:31:24.780So you don't want to have that on your record, even though he's done it before, by the way.
00:31:28.440He's had some bankruptcies before, I think.
00:31:31.400But you don't want to do that because it's just a bad look, especially when you're running for president.
00:31:35.540So if he needs the cash to pay off this enormous fine, which is 10 trillion, gazillion, gazillion, gazillion dollars, then I think he should get a bank loan.
00:31:50.480Because my understanding is the banks are really eager to do business with him because he's a really good customer.
00:31:55.860So maybe Deutsche Bank would float him a loan so he could pay off these penalties.
00:34:22.980That would be entirely appropriate citizen response.
00:34:26.980I think that if New York City can't act like a civilized place, civilized people shouldn't fucking go there.
00:34:32.780If New York City doesn't have a Department of Justice, if you're going to let crime run wild on the streets, and if you're going to try to ruin a presidential candidate for purely political reasons, obviously, no.
00:34:59.680I doubt you're going to see a trucker revolt on New York City, but it might.
00:35:04.800Have you all seen the AI called Sora from ChatGPT?
00:35:09.560So it allows you to write some text and it turns it into a little movie.
00:35:13.800Well, a lot of people are saying it's not just going to be the cool new thing it does, but it's going to change humanity because you can text into a perfect film.
00:35:30.300Now, it takes a while to think about that before you can see how that could change humanity.
00:35:35.860But imagine, if you will, that anybody can create a photorealistic, engaging video that's not real and that they will be so well done, you'll prefer them over reality.
00:35:52.240And imagine a world in which you're seeing things visually that didn't happen.
00:36:16.300Now, imagine somebody speaks those words into AI and then AI creates the movie where it puts the person you're accusing in the scene and shows them doing the crime that never happened.
00:36:28.640If you see a photorealistic crime on video, sounds like, looks like, is exactly like the real person, let's say Trump, are you ever going to be convinced it didn't happen?
00:36:42.280Nope, because your visual senses overwhelm your other senses.
00:36:59.300So if somebody creates a fake truth and just puts it in front of you, it doesn't matter if it says this was made by AI, it didn't really happen.
00:37:07.920It's still going to become your truth.
00:37:22.700Yeah, some of you will in some cases, of course.
00:37:25.720There will be some of you who can reject it.
00:37:28.080But mostly because you're on the other team.
00:37:30.260If you were on the team that was primed to believe that Trump would eat a baby, and you saw a video that showed him eating a baby, like just sticking a fork into a baby, half of them would believe it just because they would be primed.
00:37:46.000And then it becomes part of their permanent belief system because there's a visual to go along with it.
00:37:50.300Yeah, I do agree that when you can make any visual as compelling as reality, and anybody can do it,
00:37:56.940it's not limited to a movie production company working for two years to produce it, and you all know it's a movie because you went to a theater to see it.
00:45:57.140And Obama's CIA director, John Brennan, manufactured evidence for the Russia hoax.
00:46:03.840And that there's a document that people have seen that has been, I guess, a whistleblower.
00:46:11.480And the document is a 50-page thing that details their plot to, quote, cook the intelligence until it made it look like it was the opposite.
00:46:21.940And that Russia really wanted Trump to win when, in fact, they were well aware that Russia wanted Hillary to win.
00:46:30.560Probably for the same reason that Putin said he likes Biden because they're traditional and predictable.
00:46:38.720So, now, as Michael Schellenberger said, he was on Jesse Watershow.
00:46:46.240And Schellenberger says, you probably think this is an old story.
00:46:49.720How many of you thought that you already knew it was an old story, like before this week?
00:47:13.500It was kind of obvious that the entire thing was a hoax.
00:47:16.700And that, now, the part that's new is knowing that there might be an actual document and knowing that Brennan was, you know, clearly the head of the spear.
00:47:26.480I think that was obvious if you saw him on TV.
00:47:28.920And that the CIA literally knew that Hillary was preferred by Russia.
00:47:36.780So, just hold that in your head for a moment.
00:47:43.320I want you to hold all the stories I've told so far in your head because there's a climax coming in which it's all going to get tied together.
00:47:51.260And you don't want to leave before that.
00:47:56.080Next story, then we're going to tie all together in the end, is Wall Street Silver on X is reporting that, oh, this is from, let's see, I think this was from RFK Jr.
00:48:12.840That even if Ukraine war ends today, there'll be another half a trillion spent there rebuilding the country, and the U.S. might be putting a lot of that money up.
00:48:26.660So, the real expense might be in winning.
00:49:10.100So, BlackRock would be rebuilding the country and rearming it and making trillions of dollars.
00:49:19.240And RFK Jr. thinks that we're not there for, let's say, strategic geopolitical reasons, but rather the entire thing is a fake-out and a money laundering operation.
00:49:34.380Do you think it's mostly a money operating money?
00:49:38.420You know, I think it could be a combination of a bunch of things.
00:49:41.660I think there are some people who, you know, believe they're stopping Russia.
00:49:45.520I think there are other people who are opportunistically saying, well, if we're going to be fighting Russia anyway, might as well make some money.
00:49:53.340And then there are probably other people who literally are pushing it just because they're making money and don't really care about how many people die.
00:50:34.240And have you noticed that there's just a whole bunch of things that feel different in the last few years as if you can't tell who's in charge?
00:54:02.280And it seems quite clear that the entire intention of building up an internet communication thing was so that the CIA could control the news everywhere.
00:54:13.320So it's probably not a mystery why companies like Google and Facebook got so big so quickly.
00:54:24.640It's because the CIA needed to create these tools to control other countries because their main job is overthrowing other countries.
00:54:34.100And the main way you do that, the number one way you do that, the number one way you do that is to control their information.
00:54:39.280If you can control their information, and the internet had to be controlled, then you can control them and do color revolutions.
00:54:48.320The color revolution is where you fund some dissidents, you control the media, and then the media says the leader is bad.
00:54:57.300And then the dissidents get everybody else in because they don't know it's being controlled by the CIA.
00:55:03.540They think it's organic, so they join.
00:55:06.180Now you've got this fake organic people who don't know that they were organized by the CIA.
00:55:11.240Now you've got the fake news telling them that they're right.
00:55:14.960And then it just plays out, and it leads to revolution.
00:55:17.800So these were tools that the CIA was using primarily to take over other countries, and they had a big network built to do that.
00:55:29.420Now here's one of the things I learned, which I had predicted in my book, The Religion War, about 20 years ago.
00:55:36.080So this was actually a prediction in my book.
00:56:24.620In 2016, unexpectedly, against 20 to 1 odds, Trump won.
00:56:31.940And all the people who had built up these capabilities to do these amazing cyber things to other countries, such as Russia, were out of a job.
00:56:43.100And they had all these skills for overthrowing countries.
00:56:46.820And suddenly they were told that Trump is a real enemy.
00:56:51.100And that Trump might even be working with Russia.
00:56:53.320Now, did you ever wonder why everything was Russia, Russia, Russia?
00:58:39.740Because if you can change language, then the thing that was illegal, according to your language, could become legal simply because you changed words.
00:58:52.900So, in other words, this old domestic terrorism of white supremacists and domestic terrorism, it was as fake as you thought it was.
00:59:03.820And the entire purpose of it was to say that there's terrorism inside the country.
00:59:09.720So the external facing tools, which were now substantial, they could map influence and they could shut it down through the control of the social media companies and the mainstream media.
00:59:21.700So they turned inward, made Trump the same as Russia, with a fake narrative, the John Brennan narrative, and then they mapped the influencers, and then they suppressed them.
01:00:44.840Well, it turns out that YouTube is part of Google.
01:00:47.800Google is probably under CIA control and always has been, same as the other social medias except for X.
01:00:54.620And they have a map that they can tell who is influential.
01:00:58.020There's no way in the world I'm not on that map.
01:01:00.400And so I'm being suppressed in my own country for being connected to terrorism.
01:01:10.880Because in all likelihood, some of you do some social media things that are connected to something that somebody would call terrorism, domestic terrorism.
01:01:22.200You know, because they can change language, not because it really is.
01:01:52.520So, the justice system is corrupted by the cabal.
01:01:58.320Now, in Mike Benn's telling of it, the Atlantic Council is the group that's sort of pulling the strings for war and energy and the big questions.
01:06:02.080Have you been puzzled why there's an open border?
01:06:06.800If I had to guess, I would say the Atlantic Council or the CIA, who's probably working with them, probably are just working with the cartels.
01:07:20.860I think DEI is only a weapon to be used against populists.
01:07:26.840The populists are the ones who say, hey, let's protect America, and that might include closing borders, and it might include, you know, not being so, let's see, be more meritocracy-oriented and less race-oriented.
01:07:43.520So, interestingly, a thing that doesn't make sense for the health of the country is a gigantic thing, and it's all connected back to weird funding from a weapon that will definitely take down a lot of populists, but is unlikely to take down any Democrats.
01:08:04.280So, do you remember how I got canceled?
01:08:10.040The Washington Post was the lead, and everybody else just folded after them.
01:08:59.340But as long as the media can say his financial crimes were so horrible that it will destroy the financial system, possibly civilization itself, and then cannibalism.
01:09:11.860And if the media tells you that, and that's what MSNBC is saying without the cannibalism, and CNN, then you think it's true.
01:09:21.500And you think these are perfectly good uses of the Department of Justice.
01:18:00.080And then Metta, the Metta person, kept going.
01:18:03.360And he said, we spend around $20 billion on this issue.
01:18:07.660We spent $5 billion last year alone on election integrity.
01:18:12.100Do you know what election integrity means?
01:18:14.020It primarily means telling the public that voting by absentee ballot or voting by mail is totally safe, which is absolutely not true.
01:18:27.400So this voter integrity is to lie to the country so that voting by mail is popular.
01:18:34.420Now, according to Mike Benton's, the CIA knew before 2020 election that mass mail-in votes would favor Democrats, and it would be a real problem if Trump seemed to have won by a lot.
01:18:53.020But then later, the votes came in, the mail-in votes were counted, and it flipped it, which is what happened.
01:19:01.680So the CIA knew in advance that having an emergency, let's say COVID, that moved them into a mail-in ballot situation or allowed them to exploit that, they knew that that would allow them to win, and they knew that the public would not trust that it was a legitimate election.