A tornado warning in the Bay Area, NASA has a breakthrough in battery technology, and there's a new way to store hydrogen in the earth's underground tanks, and a new kind of battery that could revolutionize the aviation industry.
00:04:55.560It would be a civilization-changing shift, and there's no way it's going to not happen.
00:05:02.160Meanwhile, according to NDTV, there's a new study that said there might be so much hydrogen trapped under the ground that it could end the fossil fuel era.
00:05:17.560In other words, there's 26 times more of the hydrogen in the underground than there is known oil reserves.
00:05:53.100I'm going to say, on the surface, I do not trust the study that says, we know how much hydrogen is underground, we just don't know where it is.
00:07:11.340According to News Nation, Texas is looking at a bill, legislation, that would allow residents to pay their Texas taxes in Bitcoin.
00:07:21.360So you could pay your taxes in Bitcoin if this got passed.
00:07:27.500Now, I don't know if it'll get passed, but here's what you need to know about that.
00:07:32.520If you're wondering, hey, Bitcoin is not backed by anything, so I'm afraid to own it.
00:07:40.660Bitcoin, if it becomes a way that you can pay your taxes, let's say federal taxes more important than state taxes.
00:07:48.480But if the federal government, and I think Trump might actually do this, Trump might make this change.
00:07:55.060If you could pay your federal taxes in Bitcoin, which is not on the table, but I think it might be, then you don't have to worry about Bitcoin becoming useless.
00:08:06.840Because it will have something you could buy that basically every person wants to buy, which is pay off their taxes.
00:08:13.080So this sounds like a little technical thing.
00:08:16.520It's like, oh, yeah, Texas might let you pay in Bitcoin.
00:08:58.120This is exactly what I want my president to do.
00:09:02.860I want my president to go to a football game, especially given that it's a military nature of the game, Army-Navy, with a Marine vet who was cleared in his case.
00:09:45.280Now, it's very important to me that he comes out ahead and having the president of the United States say you want to go to a basketball game, that's a start.
00:09:57.380But remember, he's still getting sued civilly by maybe the father or somebody.
00:10:03.240So he's going to have massive bills, and so we better look at helping funding him.
00:10:11.180I think there's one of those online funding things for funding Daniel Penny.
00:10:15.700You can probably find it if you Google it, but make sure you don't get a fake.
00:11:54.740No doubt about it, it's us and presumably our military, but I would include, you know, if it's a CIA testing something, to me that's still military, essentially.
00:12:09.540So Alex Jones did a video with a warning.
00:12:14.080I'm not sure I fully understand Alex Jones' point, but the essence of it is that it might be the drones are part of an op that is setting up Trump for some kind of emergency power takeover situation.
00:13:07.240So News Nation had one of their reporters, Rich McHugh, and I saw Megyn Kelly noted that he's highly credible because the things he says don't sound highly credible.
00:13:26.780If you just heard this and you didn't know that he's actually a serious reporter and Megyn Kelly tells you, yeah, you can believe him.
00:13:36.120He went to New Jersey, admitted that he wasn't really quite a believer that anything weird was going on, probably thought like a lot of you.
00:13:44.860It's just commercial airlines or regular drones, and people are imagining what they're seeing.
00:13:50.440But he says he gets there to New Jersey, I guess it was, and it blew his mind.
00:13:59.360There were 40 to 50 of these drones, 40 to 50 of them that were sort of simultaneously flying around, 40 to 50.
00:14:09.600And he said that they don't have a heat signature, so the government can't seem to identify them by heat because they seem designed that you can't get a heat signature.
00:14:22.760Now, that would suggest, if this is true, and I'm not sure it is true, that they have no heat signature, but if it's true, it would suggest military, right?
00:14:36.360You would assume it's a military operation if it's built to that kind of specifications.
00:14:42.660He said they had their fixed wing devices, and they're about eight feet.
00:14:50.720He says the entire view of the New Jersey drones has changed since he witnessed them flying from the ocean.
00:14:57.060So there does seem to be continued reports that the drones somehow are coming from some ocean location.
00:15:04.280Now, I've heard some people in some videos suggest that they were coming out of the ocean.
00:15:11.740I highly doubt they're coming out of the ocean, but maybe.
00:15:16.440I mean, if we've developed a submarine that can launch drones, maybe.
00:18:01.460Erica's description, if I have it right, is that they were the same as Rich McHugh, that they were all over the place.
00:18:08.900They were really obviously everywhere, every time you went outside at night, it seems, and that they were flying over the residential areas.
00:18:17.560One of the videos I saw privately, you can see it start as just a light in the distance.
00:18:23.500And this particular one went directly over the home of the person who was videoing it from the time it was just a light.
00:18:31.240So you can see it as clearly, almost as the people standing on the ground.
00:18:38.220So here's what I can tell you based on Erica's report and some of the pictures I saw.
00:18:45.640Number one, there's a sound to them that's not common aviation sound.
00:18:51.360Now, of course, we can all be influenced by, you know, persuasion.
00:18:57.880We can talk ourselves into hearing things we're not hearing and stuff.
00:19:01.020But Erica is very reliable and says that the sound doesn't match sort of normal aviation sound.
00:19:35.860Well, these look like glowing orbs just because they must have like a light on the front that's overwhelming the other lights, I guess.
00:19:44.780Because for a very long time, it looks like just a tiny light that's becoming a larger light.
00:19:50.840So it can get pretty close to you and still just look like an orb.
00:19:55.600So my first finding is that you can imagine that at least some of the things people thought were orbs might have been an airplane or one of these drones or something.
00:20:09.800I don't think all of the orbs fell into the pattern that they could have been this.
00:21:00.360Now, you may have seen somebody online that's getting passed around said, oh, this is one of the military's vertical takeoff and landing drones.
00:21:12.060And sure enough, the military, you can find it easily.
00:21:17.360The military has a bunch of drones that are vertical takeoff and landing, meaning that they can hover, but they can also fly like a plane and they have fixed wings.
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00:29:15.700So, Martha McCallum had John Kirby on to ask about it.
00:29:19.920And it's a real good clip if you want to see a real good news person being lied to, to her face, knowing that he's lying to her face and not being willing to put up with it.
00:30:47.960So, when you watch him talk about it, what you do is you look for how he talks about it because that teaches you how somebody lies because this is one of those rare situations where you don't have to wonder if they're lying.
00:32:15.800Yeah, Mayorkas knows exactly what's going on.
00:32:17.920Do you think that when Mayorkas is so specific that they've seen no anomalous activity, what do you think is anomalous to somebody who knows what's going on?
00:32:30.300If you knew what was going on and you knew that the military tests things because, of course, everybody tests everything, then it's not anomalous, is it?
00:33:14.660In other news, there's a Daily Wire is reporting that there was a school in Wisconsin that denied a white student help in his reading because he wasn't a minority.
00:34:19.120But separately, you've already heard some of this.
00:34:23.740But Van Jones continues to be really fun to watch as he's trying to inform other Democrats what they did wrong.
00:34:33.300Because I think he's pretty close to figuring it out, as I thought he would be.
00:34:39.680Unlike most of the other Democrats who decided that what went wrong is that there must be more racists in the country than they knew about.
00:34:52.200That's the lowest level of understanding.
00:34:54.320Or maybe Kamala Harris wasn't the best campaigner.
00:36:13.720It's, you know, you're not being honest with the public, basically.
00:36:17.460If you say billionaires are bad and other people are good.
00:36:22.040And then, of course, the bigger issue of DEI is a killer.
00:36:28.080And he does seem to note that as long as the Democrats have divisive communication and policies,
00:36:36.360they don't really have a chance of winning because Trump managed to put together a, let's say, a set of ideas that are beyond more than anything.
00:38:50.320Meanwhile, the Post Millennium says that Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, and Sam Altman have all donated a million dollars each to Trump's inauguration fund.
00:39:00.380It does sound a little bit like a shakedown, doesn't it?
00:39:02.720If the inauguration fund comes to your company.
00:39:07.580And you're like, I don't want to say no to the inauguration fund, because for a million dollars, which is kind of cheap.
00:39:16.260Wouldn't it be better to show that we're in favor of the democratic process, you know, if not the candidate himself?
00:40:04.060Like, I think the Daniel Penny thing helped, you know, make us feel like, oh, common sense is returning.
00:40:10.900And those two words, common and sense, I believe are the unifying words for the country.
00:40:17.920Because what was happening is, in order for the two sides to show that they were different from each other, they had to disagree on everything.
00:40:27.700It seems like there was some unwritten rule that the parties had to just disagree on everything.
00:40:32.140But there were so many things that were common sense that you didn't really need to disagree on, such as borders.
00:40:39.660You know, I'm sure a majority of Democrats would like the border controlled, you know.
00:40:46.740So, common sense turns out to be, and, you know, nobody really, I don't think there was a champion for that term or anything.
00:40:55.520It's just that people simultaneously decided, why don't we just do what's common sense?
00:41:02.420Why don't we just stop assuming that we figure this out?
00:41:05.580Stop assuming that our leaders are smarter than us.
00:41:08.440Why don't we just look at what makes sense?
00:41:12.700And I'll bet there's no difference when the Republicans and the Democrats look at common sense stuff.
00:41:18.480And sure enough, I think there are things such as the Daniel Penny situation.
00:41:23.640I think common sense screams that you need to protect the guy who was willing to step in.
00:41:39.600You know, I realize, you know, it went wrong, but he's trained to step in.
00:41:45.740Meanwhile, the Harvard president, according to the New York Post, privately told his faculty members that they need to work on their messaging.
00:41:55.160They have to rethink their messaging after the GOP victory.
00:42:02.320Every time some Democrat says they have to change their messaging, it confirms to me that they don't understand anything that's happening in the world.
00:42:11.540Your messaging, not really the base problem.
00:42:52.120Anyway, I think they're still trapped in their own gaslighting bubble.
00:42:55.100Meanwhile, in California, a member of the California legislature is being accused by the Department of Justice for maybe taking bribes related to permits for cannabis.
00:43:12.220And you don't need to know the details.
00:46:05.120There was a young man, 26-year-old guy, who was found dead from what they think is suicide in San Francisco in his apartment.
00:46:13.780But what's interesting is that he was a former open AI, you know, chat GPT, open AI researcher, but he turned whistleblower.
00:46:25.240So he was an open AI whistleblower who was found suspiciously dead.
00:46:32.240And he was whistleblowing because he thought it was too dangerous or they're doing it too fast or something.
00:46:40.160He was a subject of a New York Times, oh, no, he was a subject, I'm sorry, it wasn't because of the danger only, but he was a subject of a New York Times profile that quoted him as open AI was stealing the IP of places like the New York Times.
00:46:59.780Now, if it turned out that the law agreed with the New York Times, that AI can't just use their stuff, that would make AI kind of worthless.
00:47:15.220So there was a whistleblower whose opinion could make a $3 trillion industry go away, just go away, because it couldn't do what it does if it couldn't use stuff that is scraped off the Internet.
00:47:32.460Now, he becomes a whistleblower, which is a risk to $3 trillion business.
00:47:42.140And then, without any outside knowledge, he dies suspiciously of what I guess would be a drug overdose intentionally, if they think it's suicide.
00:47:55.420But wouldn't that be the easiest thing to fake?
00:48:01.220Like, if you had a pill that was going to kill somebody, you know, let's say you knew it would kill them, and you just put a gun in their head and say, take this pill and lay down, would they do it?
00:48:13.440And then the pill just kills them, and then you think it's suicide.
00:48:15.900So if it weren't for the fact that the industry is so big that you don't know what they'd be willing to do to keep a trillion dollars going their way, I don't know.
00:48:30.260The smart money says that it was just something about him.
00:48:33.700But on the other hand, we have heard that the intelligence agencies have told the big AI companies that they're going to be the bitches of the intelligence people.
00:48:47.720In other words, the government has already told them there are only going to be two or three big AI companies, because we can't control them if there are lots of them.
00:48:55.680And we're going to totally control them, just to make sure that it's all stuff that's good for the republic or maybe good for the democrats, I don't know.
00:49:05.260But if you imagine that the intelligence people know that our AI industry has to be better than China's or else we'll all die,
00:49:17.280do you think the CIA could let somebody blow the whistle and destroy a trillion dollar industry in America while China would just keep going?
00:49:29.160And reportedly they've already caught up with us, even though they have worse chips, somehow they've already caught up.
00:49:35.480And the risk to the United States as a country might be existential.
00:49:41.300So the smart people are saying, if we don't win in AI, we don't win.
00:49:47.380That's like going to be the whole game.
00:49:49.620I don't know that that's true, but it's a reasonable risk.
00:53:39.360But on the right, it's no surprise that the boss of a group of people who, for whatever reason, have the best narrative breakers all on the same team.
00:53:50.560He's a narrative breaker, but he got help.
00:53:55.360So, and again, he still gets all the credit because probably all of this help would have been available to a Democrat, you know, different people.
00:54:06.220But maybe there's a Democrat who wasn't taking advice, didn't know which advice to take.
00:54:15.300And it does seem that the Democrats are makers of narratives.
00:54:18.320I'm seeing that from Frank, makers of narratives.
00:54:22.320So the Democrats make the narrative, and Trump is the first person at that level of politics who was able to destroy them and just turn them around.
00:54:33.500I take you back to 2015 when I said, you guys don't know what's coming.
00:54:42.840I've never seen anybody with more persuasion tools in their toolbox.
00:54:46.960He's not going to change just politics, I told you in 2015.
00:54:52.200I said, he's going to change reality itself.
00:55:23.540I kind of, every time Jordan Peterson would complain about Canada, because Canada is giving him a hard time and his licensing, the taxes are high and the government's incompetent and, you know, immigration's out of control there as well.
00:56:27.800If you were going to pick teams for some kind of competition that was academic or mental or persuasion or just good advice or a good writer, you'd look at Canada and you'd say, all right, who's the second best Canadian?
00:57:32.700Anyway, according to European Commission Joint Research Center, when people engage with social media, in other words, they make comments as opposed to just reading it, they feel less lonely.
00:57:49.220But if they simply consume it passively, they feel more lonely.
00:57:55.960Or at least there's a difference in loneliness.
00:57:58.100So I'm going to make a recommendation to you, a recommendation if you're looking to interact with your social media, but you don't feel like talking to people.
00:58:09.260I'm not, I don't have any financial stake in this, in case you wonder, but perplexity, the app, you really need to try this one.
00:58:21.400It's the first AI related app that I'm pretty sure I'll use always, you know, unless somebody beats it.
01:01:30.700One of their real news sites is called Reliable Recent News, or as they call it, RRN.
01:01:37.380RRN is literally the name of my comic strip that I do only within the local subscription service, which involves a robot who reads the news.
01:01:50.520So RRN as a news entity is, it's a comic, but it's also a Russian site, I guess.
01:01:57.900Anyway, so they did this study and they found out that the Russian propaganda is absolutely toothless, useless, and makes no difference whatsoever.
01:02:09.020Now that is what I've been telling you since 2016.
01:02:13.700When we saw the Russian memes, remember the Democrats would say, no, the Russians are posting all these things on social media and it's fixing the, it's rigging the result.
01:02:23.860And then they showed us what their memes were, and the memes looked like they were made by seventh graders as a project.
01:02:30.700Didn't have any, any persuasive qualities whatsoever.
01:02:37.600All right, Ryan Reynolds, I guess that's our most famous current Canadian.
01:02:42.620All right, I'll give you Ryan Reynolds, he's a billionaire.
01:02:45.400That might be, that might be beating Jordan Peterson.
01:02:48.960All right, that's all I got for you today.