Red Ice TV - We’re Back! …And Clancy Fans Are Still Retarded

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00:01:18.480 The smoke alarm is going off 1.00

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00:02:30.200 I can't believe this shit out of me 0.99

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00:03:52.620 whoo welcome back ladies and gentlemen thank you for joining us right here on red ice tv that's

00:04:14.200 right it's uh september 1st can you believe it and we are back ladies and gentlemen hope you're

00:04:19.080 all doing well what have you guys been up to it's good to uh good to see you all again hope you're

00:04:24.540 doing well as you can see down below my name is Henrik hope you all having a wonderful first of

00:04:29.600 September 2026 it is Tuesday it feels like Wednesday but it's Tuesday the calendar keeps

00:04:34.740 reminding me it's not Wednesday not yet but we're here on Tuesday instead we're having a mocha latte

00:04:40.320 and we're having a kind of a lazy stream I guess today we're gonna we're gonna play some interview

00:04:44.980 footage of some of the uh lindsay clancy fans there is a deeper kind of interesting phenomena

00:04:50.420 around this i think which goes um it goes it goes to speak about how easy it is to manipulate

00:04:58.580 uh people especially women if we see in the day of technology and social media and tick

00:05:03.220 tock and everything else and that really is exposed now with this there's something

00:05:09.780 there's something going on here i just can't put my finger quite yet exactly on what it is

00:05:14.340 and exactly what the puzzle pieces is,

00:05:16.340 but it's there.

00:05:17.580 I see you sense it after a certain time, right?

00:05:21.100 Anyway, cheers.

00:05:21.900 School, everybody.

00:05:24.720 All right.

00:05:25.440 Anyway, hope you're all doing well, as I said,

00:05:28.560 and welcome back if you're joining us.

00:05:30.940 Appreciate it.

00:05:31.380 All right.

00:05:31.640 So we'll probably talk about a little vacation there,

00:05:35.060 some time away when Lana's with us Friday.

00:05:38.600 It was some interesting things.

00:05:41.140 But anyway, we'll save that probably for Friday,

00:05:43.940 i would assume um so today we're just gonna we're just gonna head right into it today we're just

00:05:48.080 it's gonna be back and pretend like like nothing's happened we're we're just gonna back it's it hasn't 0.90

00:05:53.700 got about any better it's still people are still retarded it's still bad out there it's still it's 0.99

00:05:57.940 getting worse all the time yes we know these things it's uh that's that's what it's like 1.00

00:06:02.540 when you're living in a civilization in free fall right kind of thing it's it's it's it's it is in

00:06:07.940 a fallen state in that sense it has technically collapsed right and but the process takes a

00:06:16.220 takes a long time you know to be honest and it's and it's amazing that some things still kind of

00:06:21.120 function to be honest you look around he's like how is even any of this actually working there's 1.00

00:06:26.260 like brown people born in 1998 like running things now and it's kind of like it's it's it's in shambles 0.99

00:06:32.200 but it's like the the fact that some things i don't know maybe that's where ai is picking up

00:06:36.440 the slack or something i don't know anyway it's it's quite something ladies and gentlemen all

00:06:40.400 right anyway thank you for joining us in chat ladies and gentlemen welcome back henrik adam

00:06:44.260 says thank you appreciate it samuel is in there too good to see you hope you hope you guys are

00:06:48.720 doing well all right so we're going to talk about some lindsay clansy yeah it's a little bit of a

00:06:53.240 it's kind of a low effort i guess low effort stream today here but what what the hell are

00:06:58.240 you going to do huh that happens sometimes doesn't it lindsay clansy judge tells deadlocked jurors

00:07:04.840 to return for fifth day of deliberations. 0.93

00:07:10.880 There's three men here holding out, presumably, against nine women.

00:07:16.400 Some of them have apparently shown up dressed in pink.

00:07:19.100 That's how bad this is getting. 0.93

00:07:20.960 Of course, pink is what these supporters of this child killer

00:07:26.220 show up outside of the courthouse with, right?

00:07:29.780 Paint a code pink or something.

00:07:31.620 I don't know. Who knows what's going on here?

00:07:33.120 But apparently, lots of TikTok influencing here is happening.

00:07:38.840 And so the question is, what happens then, right?

00:07:44.580 The jury is weighing whether to convict Clancy of first-degree murder in the deaths,

00:07:51.940 that's a nice way of putting it, NBC News, of her three children.

00:07:55.460 Well, she admitted to murdering them.

00:07:57.760 Did she not?

00:08:00.580 Farage caller.

00:08:02.040 Bro, bro, Tugan.

00:08:02.960 okay and we get you you guys in chat go off i'll read it with one eye uh so cora five years old 0.99

00:08:09.840 dawson three years old and callan eight months she uh she strangled uh them there because she

00:08:16.480 was taking them to heaven with her apparently anyway let's let's listen a little bit breaking

00:08:20.800 news in the lindsey clancy murder trial this morning deliberations were briefly paused after

00:08:25.280 the jury announced they were again i just want to preface i'm not following this drama like a kind

00:08:29.920 kind of housewife detectives type of true crime, 0.99

00:08:33.320 like some of the shit that some of these women 1.00

00:08:36.040 get super invested in this stuff. 0.99

00:08:39.160 I'm not following it for that reason, obviously.

00:08:40.840 I'm trying to figure out the phenomena of a society

00:08:45.460 when you continuously have to kind of cater to the murder in this case.

00:08:54.640 Obviously, that's how clear-cut this is.

00:08:58.280 but it's also this idea that you constantly have to kind of try to lift it that somehow

00:09:03.220 the victimizer is the victim it's kind of you can extend this discourse to like

00:09:08.040 you know the the migrants were actually not bad for being the rapists it's actually kind of our

00:09:14.400 fault for not educating them or assuming that they're supposed to fit into you know western 1.00

00:09:19.120 you know understanding of law and morality or something like that like you you continuously

00:09:24.400 have to lift up what you what you perceive as being victims despite the

00:09:32.800 fact that they are these are the victimizers right and then also how

00:09:35.980 this has been pushed real hard it looks like more and more on there's some on

00:09:41.800 Instagram obviously but TikTok primarily now keep in mind this for the American

00:09:45.880 audience so this means that the US version that just was reshuffled in this

00:09:50.260 whole deal because it was like you know they claimed that tiktok was a chinese spy app or

00:09:54.940 something of course we know it was over the zionist issue and after october 7th there was a lot of

00:10:00.440 anti-israel you know stuff on the app or whatever so they reworked the whole thing and there's like

00:10:04.580 a subsidiary a joint venture i think they call it um u.s was a data services or data protected

00:10:12.560 protection services joint venture or something that this the sub conglomerate of tiktok u.s

00:10:18.660 is operating under now and now instead of then serving up let's say things about i don't israeli

00:10:25.680 war crimes or something now they're serving up these videos about how lindsey clancy was really

00:10:30.520 not uh actually the killer and the the astrologer or something says that it couldn't be her you know

00:10:36.660 kind of thing and so this is feeding into this mass psychosis that we talked about last show is

00:10:41.660 like we weren't even gone and here we are we're back again and it's like what almost two weeks 0.88

00:10:46.640 have gone by and and and the same same shit is rolling out and nothing has really moved on or 0.70

00:10:51.620 happened since then anyway let's play a little bit of this here just to get an idea of of this 0.68

00:10:55.720 so i i think this i mean i can't prove this but it mostly probably comes down to the fact that

00:11:02.200 these three men or at least the majority of those three men are like no she killed her kids like

00:11:08.040 she needs to be going to prison or something right um and probably a lot of the women are like

00:11:13.240 no she my mental health or something you know to come to a unanimous decision 0.61

00:11:19.920 i've got your question and the question is after many hours of deliberation we are unable to come

00:11:28.940 to a unanimous decision how i'm going to ask you to go back out keeping in mind all the instructions

00:11:35.740 that i gave you to go out and to continue your deliberations at this time jurors have spent the

00:11:43.680 past three days reviewing a mountain of evidence they're now back behind closed doors deliberating

00:11:48.140 for a fourth day the panel of nine women and three i think this is the fifth day now when i'm back

00:11:52.860 tasked with determining if clancy should be held criminally responsible for the killings of her

00:11:58.620 three little children joining us now nbc news senior national correspondent stephanie gosk

00:12:02.940 and NBC News legal analyst Misty Maris.

00:12:04.900 And Steph, we just heard the judge request the jurors go back.

00:12:08.280 Again, it's not really, it's about the phenomena around the case, right?

00:12:13.880 I'm arguing with Chad here now, but like it's about the phenomena around,

00:12:17.440 more around the case versus if she, because the perception or like

00:12:21.820 what the message is so far in the media is, yeah, she killed her,

00:12:25.640 she strangled her three kids, but she was really helping or something 0.98

00:12:29.580 and she has mental health issues. 0.50

00:12:31.020 So is it really kind of her fault or whatever?

00:12:33.520 And then you see how this is catching on like wildfire in terms of mass hysteria. 0.98

00:12:38.860 So again, this is not some housewife detective bullshit here. 0.97

00:12:41.940 This goes on for like four minutes. 0.97

00:12:43.120 We're going to have to look at this. 1.00

00:12:43.880 But they have some of the footage of these women outside gathering here 1.00

00:12:47.020 with their sweatshirts, maternal mental health matters.

00:12:51.640 And I guess it's the same thing there with Black Lives Matter, right? 0.98

00:12:54.600 Here you go with the victimizers, the criminal, the murderers. 0.92

00:13:01.020 are the ones that need to be defended, and that's where society is now.

00:13:03.900 When the lowest of the low, the very bottom rung needs to be defended

00:13:09.700 and lifted up and protected, and it's not never really their own fault. 0.99

00:13:14.700 She was sleep deprived or something, and a lot of these supporters are retarded. 0.94

00:13:19.020 So it's less about Lindsay herself and her actions. 1.00

00:13:22.940 It's more about the fact of like how retarded people are out there 0.99

00:13:27.740 and what you can feed into them and have them believe, right? 0.98

00:13:30.380 this is like and i'm sensing this is some like there's some type of psyop she's social engineering

00:13:36.720 there's something going on here this didn't just it's like what is it's like plymouth which you

00:13:41.620 get a plymouth rock and it's like this uh witch trials and like yes it's like astrology is tidying

00:13:48.300 there's like this very interesting uber uh you know kind of wedge issue that this is creating

00:13:56.220 Because, again, let's be honest, it's not that it's not any non-white people that are maybe watching the trial or even they're defending her, but the majority of people here are kind of engaged in this is white people, right?

00:14:08.720 So there's something going on here. 0.55

00:14:10.460 That's what I'm saying. 0.60

00:14:11.660 And, of course, from a baseline standpoint, it's like, yeah, that's what happens when you have technology the way we have it, as I said, and female psychology, for the most part, on average.

00:14:23.980 And then you can go on spread it.

00:14:25.620 but it's an interesting phenomena to observe like what what is it right what what is happening he

00:14:30.760 was reaching out for yeah reaching out for help reaching out for help and that the help that she

00:14:35.620 received and the medicine that she was prescribed contributed to where she ended up and for a lot

00:14:41.660 of people that this is how we this is how we strangle our children was that what the was that

00:14:46.780 what they were doing in support of her that is what they are focused on and she needed help right 0.96

00:14:53.200 Like, sure, I know, but like, but she killed her three kids.

00:14:58.800 So probably you shouldn't then have, you know, there needs to be some consequences for that.

00:15:04.820 Right.

00:15:05.460 Anyways, anyway, that's that's the point.

00:15:07.900 We'll look at some.

00:15:08.680 So Liberty Hangout, they did this.

00:15:10.880 Let me see if I can get this away here.

00:15:13.040 Liberty Hangout, this is this on this man on the street kind of interview.

00:15:18.460 Let me see if I can pull this up here.

00:15:20.320 What actually does happen if it is a.

00:15:23.060 A hung jury, let me see if I can pull this up.

00:15:27.600 Trust the plan.

00:15:28.280 The children got help.

00:15:29.680 Yeah, she was going to take them home to

00:15:34.080 to to heaven, right?

00:15:35.760 Wasn't that what she was helping?

00:15:37.520 That's that's some of the messages that are coming out here.

00:15:42.160 And the majority of people are getting their info, as you learn here

00:15:44.960 in the video, we'll watch in a moment from from TikTok, right?

00:15:49.720 And so what messages can you spread?

00:15:52.800 How can you mass inject memetics into this?

00:16:00.480 And how can you spin, rev something up here around this, right? 0.90

00:16:04.440 If Lindsay Clancy jurors are hung, this is what happens.

00:16:08.900 Jurors in the Lindsay Clancy trial face a daunting task.

00:16:13.280 Really?

00:16:14.740 And perhaps one of the most difficult of all will be reaching unanimity.

00:16:19.720 On the verdicts, okay, instruct them to keep trying, as we heard in the clip there.

00:16:26.140 Fourth day, it's now going to go into the fifth day of deliberations.

00:16:31.060 Okay, just get to it then.

00:16:35.020 These factors raise possible that jurors find themselves split on a wide variety of issues

00:16:38.960 with the differences of opinions that may prevent them from reaching the constitutional requirement of unanimous verdict.

00:16:45.860 in such an instance the jury the jury four person would alert sullivan that they are deadlocked but

00:16:54.160 sullivan has legal authority to keep jurors deliberating using what is called the dynamic

00:16:58.880 charge it is also known as the tuy rodriguez charge even after they've reported that they

00:17:05.500 are deadlocked the judge can give that dynamite i'm sorry was it as a dynamic dynamite charge

00:17:12.240 That's what it said. Okay. This sounds explosive.

00:17:17.040 Even after they've reported that they are deadlocked, the judge can give that dynamite charge 0.96

00:17:21.760 and that they can continue to deliberate, said retarded superior judge. 0.97

00:17:25.120 Okay, so just basically go back to the draw. Keep doing this until someone gives up, essentially. 0.92

00:17:31.360 It's a game of, it's just a stamina game here. Judges essentially tell jurors in such an

00:17:36.880 insight that they are in the best position to assess the prosecution's case and reach

00:17:41.440 a verdict beyond a reasonable doubt there's no reason to suppose that the case will ever be

00:17:45.920 submitted to 12 persons who are more intelligent more impartial or more competent to decide it

00:17:53.200 than you are or that more are or clearer evidence will be produced on one side or the other the

00:17:59.520 model dynamite instruction posted on the sjc website reads with all this in mind it is your

00:18:07.840 duty to decide this case if you can do so conscientiously okay all right well i mean

00:18:13.760 but it's so politicized now you know these people go home and they watch tick tock videos i would

00:18:19.120 assume about this the jurors right all right so we'll see we'll see what happens here but anyway

00:18:23.680 so this is what i wanted to play there was a couple of uh kind of interesting things here

00:18:27.920 about how people seem to how women's let's be clear about women and there's a couple of

00:18:38.080 couple of uh boyfriends here they're like dragged along in this i guess but they are uh

00:18:43.840 that that are supportive of uh of her let's just check this out this is kind of interesting i'm

00:18:50.540 not sure if you guys saw this yet check it out do you stand with her yes or no i don't think

00:18:54.400 she did it. Yes. We feel she's very sleep deprived. Her job as a labor and delivery nurse working

00:18:59.780 night shifts and three children is a lot. Do you have children? Yes. Would you ever hurt them? Yes

00:19:05.620 and no. As a mom or as a dad, I think that you are not perfect. So what are the consequences

00:19:11.840 she should face for this? Obviously, she's already in a wheelchair. He should go to jail 0.99

00:19:16.540 for negligence. He needs to take care of his kids and that was his responsibility. Is this any of

00:19:22.840 your girlfriends? This is your girlfriend? I think you have to do some reflection on that.

00:19:30.960 All right. What is going on with the women in... Caitlin Bennett. All right. This was a while 1.00

00:19:38.420 ago. Where exactly the general psychosis of a lot of women today is coming from? Let's go find out. 0.99

00:19:46.040 he's not wrong yeah that is the gun girl well one of one of many yes but did she get fat yeah 1.00

00:19:54.760 she got fat i mean in her defense good for her she's pregnant right so she she's swelled up quite

00:20:00.360 a bit here but that's not all of them do that but she she certainly did all right get on with it

00:20:11.480 okay come on i'm so glad to be back but yeah here we go hi guys you guys have any opinions on the

00:20:18.780 lindsey clancy case oh yeah that's crazy yeah oh i didn't realize she was pregnant yeah i know

00:20:24.260 first it was like wow is she gonna hit the wall oh she's pregnant okay she did that's not just the

00:20:28.480 waller okay oh this is tough i don't know she killed three kids she did so no okay you can't

00:20:36.380 kill three kids all right the very first person is a no the logic there it's that's i mean that's

00:20:41.860 kind of wow this is hard wait she did kill three kids okay yeah no i don't stand with that person

00:20:47.860 okay there you go answer do you and it's not just yeah it's her own kids too stand with lindsay

00:20:52.200 clancy this is actually the big we have like all the time oh really okay we'll let you both answer

00:20:58.300 what do you mean by standby with like her decision or

00:21:02.700 Yeah, she's not guilty or guilty.

00:21:06.600 I think she, I think she is partially guilty, but I think her husband definitely did have

00:21:11.440 like involvement in it.

00:21:13.100 What kind of involvement?

00:21:14.100 I don't know.

00:21:15.100 I feel like he, he definitely, he definitely like, there was, there was some involvement.

00:21:20.800 He was really shady.

00:21:22.560 He didn't tell the truth.

00:21:23.560 He said that she talked when she was unconscious.

00:21:25.500 How do you know that?

00:21:27.440 in in trial they found out that medically she wasn't able to speak and he said that she said

00:21:34.220 that the kids were downstairs and that she's sorry or something so it just a lot of the stuff doesn't

00:21:40.040 line up with what he's doing only wants to talk to you okay she's about to come out of the bathroom

00:21:45.500 and this is the only trial that she follows and she's like so into all the everything everything

00:21:52.000 he will have an opinion yeah what is it with true crime and and and women what what what is this

00:21:59.160 fascinating can someone explain this i mean i kind of know why you know i mean i mean it's probably

00:22:05.160 something like yum naya damage or something like 6 000 years genetic or something i don't know it's

00:22:11.120 like that because someone raised interesting points to about lindsey clancy and it's like

00:22:16.140 if she was like a really pretty like really like a really beautiful woman kind of thing

00:22:22.080 much less many many fewer women would then have supported her you know what I'm saying 0.97

00:22:29.240 and it's this kind of she's like a comfortable you know not even mid really but you know I mean

00:22:35.860 like she's comfortably low on the scale that other women feel like I hear ah that this is not a threat

00:22:42.940 to me this is not a so now they can come out and support her you know you know that that's 0.53

00:22:46.780 part of it too right on this way better than me my wife will definitely tom clancy meets lindsey

00:22:52.300 graham who said who said they said that that's kind of fun they have way better combo with you

00:22:58.420 what's her eta what did i say lindsey maybe i said lindsey graham lindsey lindsey clancy graham

00:23:04.620 lindsey clancy graham i'll go get her okay which direction which direction can i do this

00:23:09.860 All right. First, mark your opinion. Do you stand with her, yes or no?

00:23:16.300 Are they adding a bathroom flushing sound? My wife's just coming back from the bathroom. 1.00

00:23:22.040 So tough, because I feel bad for the kids, but I don't think she did it.

00:23:25.100 Okay. Why not?

00:23:26.880 I think there's too much evidence that shows that, or there's not enough evidence to say that she criminally murdered all the kids.

00:23:32.800 Okay.

00:23:33.220 So why do you have a different opinion than her defense? What is the defense missing that you have?

00:23:39.220 Oh, I mean, I don't necessarily think the defense is missing.

00:23:41.840 I just don't think they collected enough evidence at the scene of the crime to definitely say that she did it.

00:23:48.520 Okay.

00:23:49.320 She said she did it.

00:23:50.940 Yeah, I know.

00:23:51.560 I think she was convinced that she did it because she was so drugged.

00:23:54.380 I don't think she has any memory of what happened on that day.

00:23:56.420 She told a psychiatrist that when she was strangling them, she told them to go to God.

00:24:01.260 She remembered that part.

00:24:02.760 Yeah.

00:24:03.820 What about that?

00:24:05.280 I don't know enough about that part. 0.52

00:24:06.980 But you know enough to say that she was framed?

00:24:10.000 No, I'm just saying I think that it's possible that she was.

00:24:12.340 I don't think the jury has enough to say that she absolutely did it

00:24:15.280 to put her in prison for the rest of her life.

00:24:17.020 Okay, so why is the defense not making that case?

00:24:20.040 Well, because I don't think that he was hired to make that case.

00:24:24.320 I think he was hired to say is she, you know, guilty because of, like, criminally

00:24:28.960 or is she guilty through psychosis?

00:24:32.000 Do you support Lindsay Clancy?

00:24:33.740 No.

00:24:34.260 No, okay.

00:24:35.000 I think that her husband gassed a lot of things.

00:24:38.120 There you go.

00:24:39.120 That's, that's my kind of bro right there.

00:24:40.840 There we go.

00:24:41.840 That's just simple, easy, no, no, we are, you have to over-psychologize this.

00:24:49.520 It's just, just, no support Lindsay Clancy.

00:24:52.520 No, no.

00:24:53.520 Okay.

00:24:54.520 I think that her husband gassed her on a lot of the issues that she was having and he also

00:24:58.960 didn't support her throughout.

00:25:00.440 Where's your proof for that?

00:25:01.440 Well, that's what I'm saying.

00:25:03.440 They said multiple times in court of how he, like, you could see how he wasn't supporting her through that time.

00:25:12.740 In what ways was he not supporting her?

00:25:15.060 Well, he literally went to go skiing with his daughter right after dropping her off.

00:25:20.840 And she had too many pills in her system to even be, like, put into the psych ward.

00:25:26.640 and i just i don't i don't think that i don't think she was fully wrong but i also don't think

00:25:33.940 he was fully in the right either i feel like he had some sort of part in this but what what part

00:25:39.500 though did he strangle those kids i don't know i don't think so but i think there was some sort

00:25:45.340 of part in it i don't really know what she did i don't know what she did she killed her children

00:25:48.380 that's bad obviously i probably disagree i don't know all the details but she killed her children 0.96

00:25:52.280 that's probably bad we're asking people today that's probably that's probably that's probably

00:25:58.040 bad again if that's kind of the main thing look i get that they're still the case is still being

00:26:03.880 you know handled here right but but that's kind of the that's what's come out of this right

00:26:09.880 and the fact that you can like emotionally try to feel your way through this yeah i mean even i said

00:26:15.000 that i think last time when we covered this right there's a there's a nuance here that i would

00:26:19.160 stretched as far to say it's like yeah it is it is probably harder i think for for many today than

00:26:25.180 it used to be like 50 obviously 100 years ago and of course it was harder in other ways then but

00:26:30.900 just like you know the support networks are gone people are more isolated it's more um more social

00:26:37.420 media more inputs more more garbage all around kind of thing like i get that it's overall you

00:26:43.160 know harder whatever but of course at the same time we're also more comfortable and entitled 0.98

00:26:47.400 than ever and this idea that there's no self-sacrifice for you i mean she's a mental

00:26:51.180 case it's not that but i'm saying for other people that wouldn't go to the extent of like

00:26:56.160 killing their kids but they will still kind of like side with her and like well you see she had

00:27:02.360 a it was rough for her because she was sleep deprived or whatever kind of the argument is

00:27:07.940 like this is there's something happening here that's just beyond it's just like a switch

00:27:14.540 have been like flipped and of course it isn't that cut and dry because as i said it's been

00:27:23.300 it's been a build-up to this and the build-up is just this going to be the this going to plateau

00:27:27.960 on this level for a while and then it's about to get even worse right kind of thing uh but here's

00:27:33.640 a perfect example i've watched a little bit of this before check out this person here just like

00:27:37.200 the way that you're trying to like well you know kind of new new it's the it comes with this

00:27:42.680 continuous like transvaluation of values everything has been so inverted in terms of morality with

00:27:50.600 enough hollywood movies and like the good guy is really the bad guy the bad guy is really the good

00:27:55.700 guy no one can read this overall moral confusion that's occurred within mainstream society at least

00:28:00.820 from like entertainment and things like this right now these people these normies are at a point where

00:28:06.240 they can like i mean again if he would have been a man right which some people showed it's like

00:28:12.560 here's a guy he strangles five kids it was a court case was like two days two hour deliberation

00:28:18.960 found guilty you know death penalty right kind of thing but here's like this well now it's now

00:28:25.200 it's a woman you see and now it's me now it's mental health and it's pills and it's this and

00:28:29.280 it's that and now it's very all of a sudden it's extremely complicated and somehow we have to do

00:28:34.620 this deep soul searching around this in ways that we haven't done obviously not for men but for

00:28:40.580 other for other types of cases right so it's an interesting phenomenon anyway let's keep listening 0.71

00:28:44.960 here yes okay why do you stand with lindsay clancy first tell me what she did 0.83

00:28:51.420 as i know are you a housewife detective lala wawa i saw a couple of your earlier posted

00:28:59.820 Again, you're missing the point.

00:29:02.720 You're spinning out on the specifics of the court case.

00:29:07.220 I'm talking about the mimetic nature, value, I guess,

00:29:12.040 or how the case has been seeded

00:29:16.100 and what the message around that is into mainstream culture at this point.

00:29:21.740 And that then people can take those details

00:29:24.960 and listen to media clips and being told of what happened

00:29:28.720 and then still have this viewpoint

00:29:31.400 because they're also exposed,

00:29:32.880 obviously, as I said,

00:29:34.060 primarily probably more so opinionated

00:29:36.260 by things they see on TikTok than actual news.

00:29:38.580 But I'm saying the news reported,

00:29:40.460 then people go on TikTok

00:29:41.880 and they do their videos about,

00:29:43.700 well, this is what happened.

00:29:44.620 This is what they said.

00:29:45.400 This is what you should think or whatever.

00:29:48.720 That that phenomena,

00:29:51.200 I think there's something else going on.

00:29:54.100 That's what I'm saying, right?

00:29:54.880 Something is being,

00:29:56.000 uh the dial is being turned up here in terms of like let's see what we can do on on this front

00:30:03.920 you know and we'll get in we'll talk about tiktok us in a little bit too uh i did have some

00:30:07.780 interesting uh questions there about who controls the algorithm now for example on tiktok we'll

00:30:13.160 check that out in a moment she asked for some help because she was a struggle about like the

00:30:18.680 maternity so if any no what did she what did she do her actions oh her actions are not like

00:30:26.920 acceptable but the complexity about like the problem it's what we need to point so what did

00:30:35.940 she do you still haven't answered what has she done the easy thing here is clearly we can't have

00:30:42.480 mental case, no, nothing personal, nothing personal, like, sure, she had a tough time,

00:30:49.060 she was struggling or whatever, right, kind of thing, but, but we can't have people who

00:30:53.600 kill kids, you know, like, you want to have a society, you can't, you can't have people

00:30:56.760 that kill kids in your society, kind of thing, that should be about, kind of a, can we at 0.99

00:31:01.600 least agree on, and now it's like, no, we can't, we can't agree on that, you know, now

00:31:06.380 we need to do, so it's bad, and it needs to be punished, however, however, it's always

00:31:12.100 is like my mental health kind of issues tied to this and like you can't run as

00:31:17.220 you can't run a society like this there's a point this is the the the

00:31:21.820 spiteful mutants have taken over and and they're going to drive your society 0.99

00:31:26.800 into completely into the ground you got it you got to have some trust me trust 1.00

00:31:32.260 me on this one you got to have some tough love because you can't have

00:31:36.400 killers walking around going after kids all right their sons and that's not acceptable but the the

00:31:44.560 problem itself it's deeper than that it's not just yes or no it's it's a reflection about like this

00:31:51.920 health system it's a gray area do you have children yes okay would you ever hurt them no why not

00:32:00.080 yes and no as a as a mom or as a dad i think that you are not perfect but you are not going to hurt

00:32:08.380 your son or your daughter but she did absolutely yeah she did more than hurt them she killed all

00:32:14.980 three of them yes and that's not acceptable but you stand with her stand stand it's like

00:32:21.820 i i don't know this person but i i want to know more about their problems just a check-in with

00:32:28.480 you guys every woman i've talked to has said yes they do stand with her and every man has said no

00:32:34.060 hi ladies we're asking st pete if they stand with lindsey clancy what do you guys think you can hit

00:32:40.360 that marker right there and do a yes or no yes yes what is your opinion i haven't heard nothing

00:32:46.600 about it okay i don't know much about it either okay why do you stand with her um there wasn't

00:32:53.320 a lot of evidence that showed that it was her there wasn't a big uh she said she did it yeah

00:33:03.560 but she was she told her husband that she told psychiatrists after she was uh committed and

00:33:11.720 taken you know she said and i quote when i was strangling them i told them to go to god

00:33:19.000 oh well i haven't seen that where do you what have you seen what platform do you

00:33:23.800 watch stuff about this i just have seen a little bit on tick tock of the case trial

00:33:31.560 yep can i give you some advice sure thank you yeah geordie says here it's a conspiracy theory

00:33:37.560 that's right yeah maybe for some reason it is what why does this have to be though that's

00:33:46.120 That's what I'm saying, right?

00:33:47.780 I can kind of understand the fascinating thing with like a Tartaria or something,

00:33:53.600 where the earth is flat or something, right?

00:33:55.760 Kind of thing.

00:33:56.080 Or they didn't go to the moon.

00:33:57.320 That's kind of an interesting conspiracy theory, right?

00:34:02.000 But why this?

00:34:05.160 And then you realize, even if it is or isn't really the point here,

00:34:09.060 the point here is look at how these women are are dragged through i mean really it's it's it's

00:34:18.800 humiliating for for a lot of them right to be like is this really the the side you want to be 0.98

00:34:24.980 want to be on or or what's what what what are you planning on here just so this fascinating that she

00:34:31.160 can get them to kind of admit right like yeah okay yeah she did kill her kids but and then you know

00:34:39.460 they go on and on about you know mental health or emotions or something right you should delete that

00:34:43.560 app okay well yeah that was kind of funny the tiktok thing there those as a w for uh i'm sorry

00:34:51.100 what was their name again uh caitlin caitlin bennett can i give you some advice sure i think

00:34:56.900 should delete that app okay well if she did she burns in hell if she didn't do it whoever did

00:35:02.900 burn in hell i don't fully believe in what he was doing i don't think what he was doing was morally

00:35:08.660 why does her defense not argue that he had any involvement of this they've had three years to 0.88

00:35:15.220 come up with a case to implicate him in anything and they have not where are you getting your news

00:35:20.980 that the defense might not be getting theirs. I don't, but I was watching the case and I don't,

00:35:28.740 I don't think that he per se murdered them, but I don't think he was in the right,

00:35:32.500 but obviously you can't, but I think he should be charged with negligence of his children.

00:35:38.500 He should be charged with negligence. And what should she be charged with?

00:35:42.580 because he left he left them alone with this woman whoo imagine if you will 1.00

00:35:50.980 a world without the 19th amendment yes but she she should be charged with negligence because you 1.00

00:35:55.860 don't keep your kids in a situation where you know you can't trust her because she was mentally ill

00:36:01.060 he went to cvs because yeah so she went to see he went to cvs on her behalf because she asked him to 0.61

00:36:07.380 because she it doesn't matter you have to you have to take care of your children and if you 0.96

00:36:14.020 know that he wasn't it their children ill and she's saying that she's oh i might kill my children

00:36:20.180 she didn't say that she was thinking it and she told him that she was thinking it yeah she didn't 0.99

00:36:25.620 say to him i'm going to kill the children she said i'm having feelings about killing the children 0.98

00:36:30.900 would you leave your kids with that woman as you're gonna go get to see yes okay so you're 0.99

00:36:37.680 telling me maybe maybe actually it's really his fault he should have called the cops on her to

00:36:43.300 begin with and had her removed from the home and involuntarily committed yeah do you stand

00:36:49.180 with a strong no why is it a no uh she killed her kids it's crazy it is wild that people support it 0.98

00:36:57.640 i've only heard dumb people agree with her what do you think oh my god we've been having this 0.99

00:37:01.560 conversation we are um we're on the fence we are very on the fence very on the fence yeah yeah yeah 0.99

00:37:09.080 this is interesting because they they roll up with their stroller here and they have two kids

00:37:14.280 in there check this out you on the fence that's just a lot of what ifs i guess well there's not

00:37:23.160 a what if about if she did it right because she admitted it oh we feel she's very sleep deprived

00:37:27.800 her job as a labor and delivery nurse working night shifts and three children is a lot a lot

00:37:33.880 but yet yeah that kid sure they can that sucks you know it can i i it can be hard you know being 0.99

00:37:42.040 sleep deprived i get that i have three kids i know how that goes but but do you have to kill 1.00

00:37:47.000 you kids? Can you? What have we been doing here? Is this said it's a this is an interesting 0.99

00:37:53.800 open. I'm just saying this is an interesting opener here.

00:38:00.520 Wait, wait a minute. What are you what are you saying here? Let's let's let's back up here a

00:38:05.480 little bit. This is fascinating. It's just a lot of what ifs. Well, there's a lot of what ifs about

00:38:13.800 if she did it right because she admitted it oh we feel she's very sleep deprived her job as a labor

00:38:19.160 and delivery nurse working night shifts and three children is a lot a lot okay but yet

00:38:26.120 her three children are gone we are very on the fence we don't yeah we've been having this

00:38:30.040 conversation of course to help me understand and help my viewers understand they love to

00:38:35.320 just just wallow and burrow themselves into this the true the trees at that oh this exciting the

00:38:42.200 netflix specials right on the on this the true crime drama season oh my gosh it's just what

00:38:51.000 it what it what what is this i i don't i don't understand i'm not sure i want i don't we don't

00:38:57.620 need to understand this i guess and what exactly are you on the fence about thank you uh where

00:39:05.480 punishment should be okay you don't think that she should go to jail yeah it's a yeah exactly

00:39:11.380 I worked night shift and took care of my kid during the day.

00:39:15.700 She's 21 now.

00:39:16.820 Somehow, I managed to not murder her.

00:39:20.000 Well done.

00:39:20.880 Well done, sir.

00:39:23.080 Valhalla or bust managed to not kill his kid, despite the fact being sleep deprived.

00:39:28.560 Yes, exactly.

00:39:29.900 I don't want to be here.

00:39:31.780 I'm sorry.

00:39:32.540 What? 0.98

00:39:32.860 You don't think she should go to jail?

00:39:35.780 We're not sure.

00:39:37.280 Honestly, we're very grateful not to be a juror right now, so it's a hard decision.

00:39:41.380 How is it hard to tell a child murderer she should be in jail?

00:39:45.260 What are you having trouble with?

00:39:47.340 Whether she was going through a mental breakdown or if it was deliberate.

00:39:54.780 Yeah.

00:39:57.020 Either way, who the hell cares, right?

00:40:00.600 I'm not sure.

00:40:02.040 I'm not sure.

00:40:03.640 I'm gonna go.

00:40:04.720 You literally have two kids.

00:40:06.700 Are those dogs or are those children?

00:40:08.040 Those are children, aren't they?

00:40:09.280 They don't.

00:40:09.880 All right. I hope you guys don't have a mental breakdown today.

00:40:12.920 Hope you get enough sleep. 0.99

00:40:14.320 Yeah, that's insane.

00:40:15.680 You're pushing a stroller with two kids in it.

00:40:18.320 Oh, well, who knows?

00:40:19.600 She was asleep.

00:40:20.480 Hopefully they get enough sleep, right? 0.84

00:40:22.240 Oh, my goodness.

00:40:23.340 I'm going to start taking names and contacting the police.

00:40:27.460 What do you think?

00:40:28.120 Please tell me you have some common sense.

00:40:29.400 I mean, we play these videos.

00:40:30.240 I'm Lindsay.

00:40:30.960 They're crying on TikTok for attention and all this stuff, right?

00:40:35.540 There's something happening here. 0.99

00:40:37.640 I think she should go to jail. 0.99

00:40:38.860 thank you oh my goodness thank you you should be able to murder your children and get away with it 0.96

00:40:45.620 i think it's unfortunate that she went through what she went through um but there has to be 0.98

00:40:52.400 consequences and you don't get to murder your kids since i am pregnant this is uh this is not uh

00:40:59.780 it's amazing that you get you want to give something so simple and now you have to give

00:41:05.840 them, you know, awards and praise, right? Because you think you think this would be baseline

00:41:09.820 here is always my utmost priority, but the safety of my baby also matters to you during

00:41:15.780 the season. Thank you guys. I'm watching it on Tik TOK or like the live streams. I haven't

00:41:24.180 seen like clips on Tik TOK. And then I've been, we are being refined. You're right.

00:41:30.440 i mean that is this is what's happening it is a refinement process it's it it's cutting off

00:41:36.760 the fat right let's trim let's trim this up a little bit shall we well i've been seeing like

00:41:42.280 clips on tick tock and then i've been seeing like the like every day i feel like people do like a

00:41:48.840 they sum it up like the the the like biggest points will people will like say because the

00:41:55.000 trial is so long i haven't watched the whole thing yeah but i don't know i don't know

00:41:58.520 what have you heard on tiktok uh i don't know but i'm extremely opinionated some people like

00:42:07.360 want her to go to or if they're deciding whether she well it's not that she didn't do it or did

00:42:13.340 not do it they're deciding whether she um what is it was in a state of psychosis or

00:42:21.620 did it intentionally right so some people are saying she was some people are saying she's

00:42:27.800 completely innocent. So you believe she absolutely did do it? I don't know. I don't know. And you

00:42:33.800 watch TikTok for this? No. I've seen clips on TikTok. I don't think this is, there's enough

00:42:39.340 evidence to say that she's absolutely guilty at this point. I think a lot was brought up during

00:42:43.800 the trial and it needs to be retried. So there's been no one, including her defense, that has even

00:42:50.000 suggested during this trial that she did not do it where are you getting your news oh i mean i've

00:42:58.000 i just been watching the trial and listening to all the evidence that's come up through all the

00:43:02.160 80 something testimonies out there were so yeah but where are you getting this that no other

00:43:08.240 witness or expert on the stand has even come up with that what that needs to be retried that i

00:43:14.560 don't think there's enough evidence yes oh i mean that's just my opinion based off of what i've

00:43:19.280 heard watching the trial okay i don't think there's enough evidence as far as you know

00:43:23.600 and someone saying i did it and while i was strangling my children i told them to go to god

00:43:28.800 that's not enough evidence uh i don't think based off of all of the things they brought up during

00:43:33.840 that that's enough i think that she was absolutely completely drugged um and and having a psychotic

00:43:40.640 break do you stand with jeffrey dahmer i don't know who is yeah he's a serial killer who killed

00:43:45.840 and ate a ton of people do you stand with him absolutely i'm not going to be stand next to a

00:43:51.200 killer person but you are no you are misunderstanding my words thank you okay so you said yes and no

00:43:58.880 you might hurt your children yes and no you said yes and no to that that question in what ways would

00:44:04.720 you hurt your children it's about a human it's about a person i'm talking about him yeah what

00:44:11.360 What about the three humans that were strangled to death?

00:44:14.380 You know, the youngest one was eight months old.

00:44:17.040 Forget about that.

00:44:18.620 But we have to view more than this problem.

00:44:23.220 It's bigger than my just opinion.

00:44:26.200 She was a person who asked for help.

00:44:28.860 And she got it.

00:44:30.000 Really?

00:44:30.520 Yeah.

00:44:31.240 In what ways didn't she get help?

00:44:33.380 Tell me, you know more than me.

00:44:34.880 Tell me, who helped this woman?

00:44:37.260 Several psychologists, a therapist, her parents, his parents, a nanny,

00:44:41.360 a daycare and her ob-gyn and her husband that decided to work from home to better take care of 0.78

00:44:48.620 her he would take her to the psychiatrist appointments he would be there for her during

00:44:53.960 work hours leave the basement to be with her what more could we have done well this is interesting 0.88

00:44:59.960 yeah um 14 rahul says women want the right to kill their kids well exactly this is what they've

00:45:07.380 been fighting for with with abortion right and then of course later on it becomes just an extension 0.64

00:45:13.180 to that is it's post-birth abortion and now it's like you know they want to be able to they want

00:45:17.720 to be able to kill anyone they want to kill right that's that's kind of what it is well it depends

00:45:21.680 can i who um oh this person did this crime or whatever and it's like and the women is like well

00:45:30.940 well, can I see a picture of the person who did this?

00:45:36.760 Can I see if they're a threat to me?

00:45:40.000 It's like there's someone made a joke, right, too,

00:45:43.860 that Patrick Clancy can't have done it

00:45:48.860 because if he did do it,

00:45:51.260 then all these women would be writing love letters to him, right?

00:45:55.420 And it's true, right, to a certain extent.

00:45:58.580 Some of these mass murderers, they get tons of very descriptive fan mail 1.00

00:46:04.280 from a lot of these females, and they're all up in that shit. 1.00

00:46:07.980 But yes, essentially, this is the right to be able to change the rules 1.00

00:46:15.200 in any instance at a whim.

00:46:17.340 The ghost post can move in whatever direction, whatever dimension,

00:46:21.540 however you want to parse this out.

00:46:23.200 just just total emotional in the moment whim of whatever is going on needs to be the prevailing 0.99

00:46:31.780 kind of law of the land i guess right to make sure she didn't strangle her children that's a real

00:46:37.880 question what we can do to help and prevent that this is not going to happen again how do we do

00:46:44.680 that what what could have happened to make her not do this it's a wonderful question i would like to

00:46:50.540 know how I can help someone when she asked for some help. Yeah, she got it. She got it? Really?

00:46:56.700 Yeah. What's your proof that she didn't? What's your proof that she got it? I just said it. What's

00:47:01.380 your proof that she didn't get the help? What really happened? If you helped someone, this is

00:47:06.560 not going to happen. So how do we help people not murder their children? I don't know. I would like

00:47:12.680 to know to prevent this kind of situation. Maybe she should have been locked up way beforehand. 1.00

00:47:17.880 should we just start involuntarily committing women with mental health issues postpartum? 0.98

00:47:23.620 Maybe that would solve it? 1.00

00:47:25.960 Based.

00:47:27.400 Wow.

00:47:28.240 This is a bold move here from Caitlin Bennett here.

00:47:35.300 I mean, there's the interesting question of what happened there, right,

00:47:39.200 with the mental asylums and, you know, changing the, what was it, the DMS, right?

00:47:44.840 The diagnoses of mental, what is it called?

00:47:50.140 Was that what it was?

00:47:50.800 The DMS, isn't that what it's called?

00:47:52.320 What does it stand for?

00:47:53.080 I forget what it is.

00:47:53.860 But basically mental disorders, right?

00:47:56.160 And yes, I mean, for hundreds of years, things like hysteria was a part of it.

00:48:01.440 But was there a case where this was abuse?

00:48:03.780 Sure, I'm sure there was such a thing, right?

00:48:05.500 But it's this complete inverse situation now

00:48:11.940 where there's been a prevailing kind of understanding overall, right,

00:48:17.120 of, let's say, the more emotional state of women. 1.00

00:48:22.260 And then, therefore, it's better to keep them out of most of these types of positions, 1.00

00:48:26.520 such as being judges or being police officers or, you know, basic shit like this, right? 0.97

00:48:33.280 But, of course, then all of that has to be hundreds of years, 0.93

00:48:35.840 even thousands of years of basic understanding of human psychology,

00:48:39.760 sex differences, and all that.

00:48:41.360 All that has to be upturned, turned on its head, inversed, 0.97

00:48:45.040 and then reversed back again.

00:48:48.040 And now they take out very fundamental, basic understandings of psychology

00:48:54.440 out of the DMS.

00:48:56.320 DSM, is that what it's called?

00:48:57.320 Yeah.

00:48:57.720 What does it stand for again?

00:48:58.840 DSM?

00:48:59.340 Someone knows.

00:49:00.140 Diagnostics and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders.

00:49:04.800 Thank you, Valharapas.

00:49:05.620 That's right.

00:49:06.620 DSM.

00:49:07.720 Adam says things as it says too.

00:49:08.860 Thank you.

00:49:10.580 Yes.

00:49:11.520 And so hysteria, for example.

00:49:12.680 Just one example, right?

00:49:13.600 There's so many other things. 0.87

00:49:15.560 Homosexuality used to be in there, right? 0.79

00:49:17.120 Pedophilia, I think.

00:49:18.900 Did they take that out?

00:49:21.220 I thought it was something about it. 0.74

00:49:23.000 Homosexuality, hysteria, like a number of these things, right?

00:49:26.000 And now everything has to be completely inversed. 0.55

00:49:29.720 and there's to be a payback period for those perceived historical crimes

00:49:36.660 of why women were being held down or something like that, right?

00:49:39.840 So, yes, basically a fundamental understanding of ultimately natural law. 0.90

00:49:46.900 That's basically what it is.

00:49:48.340 Natural law, differences between sexes, between men and women, 0.86

00:49:54.340 you throw that out to the way our civilization has done that on a large scale, 0.55

00:49:58.980 for the most part, at least the official world and law,

00:50:03.480 things like this, then you get this.

00:50:06.080 Then you get the world you have now.

00:50:09.320 Are you enjoying it yet?

00:50:10.740 Or how much worse is it going to get?

00:50:14.600 I guess, presumably, it's going to get way, way worse

00:50:18.940 because there's no trend so far.

00:50:21.200 There's an objection to it.

00:50:22.300 There's an understanding that something is wrong,

00:50:23.980 as you can see it kind of slowly bubbling up to the surface.

00:50:28.360 But that doesn't mean that people who are seeing those patterns

00:50:31.720 have an understanding of natural law, of human nature, and things like that.

00:50:36.300 They're not anywhere near political power.

00:50:38.340 They're not anywhere near institutional power.

00:50:40.560 They're not the ones in charge. 1.00

00:50:41.920 No, in fact, it's female judges in charge right now. 1.00

00:50:45.080 And that's one of the reasons why society partially sucks. 1.00

00:50:48.020 Now, it's not their fault individually. 0.90

00:50:51.640 You guys have brought it up in chat already, obviously. 1.00

00:50:54.020 It's that these women are being churned out with this mentality. 1.00

00:50:57.640 They're being programmed, they're being manufactured, essentially, 1.00

00:51:02.260 and just pumped out on a conveyor belt from academia, entertainment, music,

00:51:07.940 everything in the culture overall, which is dominated by those who are hostile to us. 1.00

00:51:15.700 And women are on the front lines of being the soldiers against the very civilization 1.00

00:51:18.840 that they have the privileges now to live within and have all these rights and everything else.

00:51:23.320 right so so it's good it's good it's going to be upended it's going to crumble it's going to

00:51:29.380 collapse even more than you can see it now nothing can nothing can reverse i don't think anything

00:51:34.900 can reverse this i'm not black bill in that sense i think on a long-term scale i'm i'm fairly white

00:51:39.420 billed but short term oh it's uh it's gonna get worse trust me it's gonna get worse but that's

00:51:48.000 look that's just what it is it had all these all these old civilizations have gone through

00:51:53.120 not this exactly what we're going through but similar things they've learned other hard lessons

00:51:57.820 over time right and uh and here we are we weren't vigilant it's partially our uh fault as as men for 0.96

00:52:04.640 not uh you know taking up the challenge of this shit test of feminism because that's basically 0.99

00:52:10.620 what it is right because when shit rolls around there many of them are more than happy to be 1.00

00:52:14.880 subservient to to muslims or something you know i mean like like in europe right so it's it's this 0.98

00:52:20.260 interesting way that these women are being used as a weapon so it is i think strictly fault to

00:52:27.440 blame them out and outright and it's the fault of the people that have told us trying to engineer

00:52:34.780 us engineer men and women for that matter too but try to tell us that human nature is is not real

00:52:42.100 there is no sex differences there's uh it no it's not about biology it's all just uh nurture not

00:52:49.560 nature kind of thing right we've been hoodwinked we've been fooled we've been completely tricked

00:52:54.520 into the situation but enough people that are aware of this do not hold as i said any type of

00:52:59.800 power or institutional influence to be able to do anything about it we can basically just stand on

00:53:04.200 the sidelines and and suffer and say i i told you so to a certain extent and it does it suck yes but

00:53:10.920 that's that's that's what it is right we gotta be um ready to play the cards that we've been dealt

00:53:16.760 so to speak. It's just, I don't have the answer because nobody has the answer, but it, but it's

00:53:24.900 so, so what should happen? Should she go to jail? I don't know. That's the justice. What do you

00:53:31.320 think? Should she go to jail? I have too many thoughts, but I have too many thoughts. So I 1.00

00:53:36.640 don't have just one answer. What should happen in this trial? I don't know. I need more information.

00:53:42.920 What more information do you need than she'd strangled her three children and admitted to it?

00:53:50.120 You know, that's unfair. It's very unfair to those children who are dead

00:53:55.220 Exactly, and that's unacceptable

00:53:57.220 But you try to push me to an opinion that it's deeper than that

00:54:02.980 It's really not you guys support Lindsay

00:54:06.100 Thank you. I don't know be honest with you locally. I don't know I I could understand

00:54:11.020 And kind of a time for nuance in a society that's, I guess, decadent.

00:54:19.860 I mean, it is decadent, it is comfortable, so I'm not going to lie,

00:54:22.640 but it's getting harder.

00:54:24.700 How do I square the circle here?

00:54:28.320 A society that's on the up and up, I can understand,

00:54:33.180 might extend itself the luxury to, like, what did we do wrong?

00:54:38.220 Maybe we, you know, what did the system around this woman or the family or whatever kind of do wrong or whatever, right?

00:54:46.320 But now society in decline and in crisis and like alert mode on every single front can't afford itself to do those things because it's just not doable.

00:54:56.140 there are you know there are people that will be on the periphery of of society and uh and sure if

00:55:06.080 you had the luxury to grant these people more kind of i guess time or energy or effort or something

00:55:11.900 like that you probably could right but right now as things stand is this really where is is these

00:55:17.580 the this the hill we should we should die on i think there's far more we need less complexity

00:55:24.880 and more, it's actually very simple, right?

00:55:27.900 It is actually very simple.

00:55:28.960 It's only very, very intelligent people 0.99

00:55:30.980 and over-analytic and dumb people too, 0.97

00:55:32.840 but it's like, because it's the, what, 0.99

00:55:34.640 the mid-wit meme then or something,

00:55:38.440 but it's like, they can afford themselves

00:55:41.900 the luxury of like trying to navel-gaze

00:55:44.540 about these kinds of things.

00:55:46.780 You see what I'm saying?

00:55:47.900 Does that make sense?

00:55:49.360 And instead it should just be like cut and dry,

00:55:51.700 no, done, over. 1.00

00:55:52.860 it's like these migrants are invading our countries get them all out i don't care is there a scenario 0.99

00:55:59.580 here where well you see this one person it was unfair to them because it's okay sure but i don't 1.00

00:56:04.800 care it's nothing personal but like but you're gonna have to go back that's just what it is and

00:56:08.960 that's the mentality you have to have otherwise it's going to be exploited you're going to be

00:56:13.920 you're going to sit around in in circle jerking about these issues forever and you're not going

00:56:20.260 to get anywhere. And this is how they got, they got us so far, right? Let's keep playing

00:56:26.260 here a little bit.

00:56:27.260 Oh, this one? No, no, no, no, no, no. You're like, Lindsay, I want their face, but yes,

00:56:34.260 no, we do not support.

00:56:35.260 Why are you not addressing the fact that she, she methodically and planned out the murder

00:56:43.720 of her children and he left on her behalf to go get food. She should go to jail for the rest of

00:56:51.520 her life. No one's fighting that. I'm talking about her husband who was negligent to her children. 1.00

00:56:58.460 What should happen to him? He should go to jail for negligence. He needs to take care of his kids

00:57:05.580 and that was his responsibility. Would you leave your kids with someone? Don't you feel like he

00:57:10.180 would be part he feels responsible because you know that your wife told you 0.99

00:57:14.200 I think I think that I like I'm having feelings that I want to kill the kids 0.99

00:57:19.660 and you leave them with her yeah so if you were to get kidnapped today would 0.98

00:57:25.600 they be responsible for negligence for not protecting you from getting

00:57:28.900 kidnapped because that's his kids yeah so he did protect his kids he advocated

00:57:35.020 for her to go get help he took 12 weeks of paternity leave he quit job he hold on let me

00:57:41.340 let me keep talking they had daycare for the two oldest ones four days a week both sets of parents

00:57:47.740 of grandparents came and helped her he supported everything that he did okay so all right if you

00:57:53.740 i'm sorry could you say that into the microphone i don't know if i want to keep talking to you

00:57:58.540 because i don't i don't really feel so he fired the nanny i just it's just weird that you were

00:58:04.220 you're like yeah she should go to jail for what he did but patrick man that's uh he deserves some

00:58:10.940 jail time too that's insane his children are dead his children are dead jail time because he is

00:58:18.060 responsible for the well-being of his children and he didn't take that responsibility when you 0.58

00:58:22.300 know your partner is unstable my opinion is is that she uh definitely have mental challenges

00:58:29.580 but she also committed murder so she got to be served up let me ask you as a man 0.60

00:58:34.380 why do you think all of those tallies under the yes are women

00:58:41.420 that's a good question maybe because um the males don't feel what the female feel

00:58:47.900 particularly when it comes to being pregnant and having a baby and everything we don't know

00:58:52.220 nothing about that physical part of them and the challenges they go through so we just look at it

00:58:56.780 from the outside and we just look at the the situation or the crime that happened okay so 0.99

00:59:02.060 yeah no that's fair yeah that's fair and i think that's uh that can lead women to a dangerous

00:59:08.300 precedent to uh start supporting and sympathizing with people who as you said look so if if that's 1.00

00:59:16.300 the case right then then aren't you and of course this is why the women don't take that view 0.99

00:59:26.780 right but then you're basically back to a point where like up until the the 18 what 50s or

00:59:34.680 something like um of course later in some countries maybe earlier in some others whatever but yeah

00:59:39.700 late 1800s and then of course there's a big struggle in like the the 10s and the 20s and 0.99

00:59:45.020 all that dude suffragette movements and everything else right and then eventually feminism you know

00:59:49.200 comes out of that but um to like basically saying that you know women had they had chaperones that

00:59:56.680 were seen as it's not that they are children but legally they were treated like they were

01:00:01.940 um they were they had a different rationale right and of course there's you know outliers

01:00:11.380 and on averages and you know things like that right but it's the same with like

01:00:14.660 migrants or whatever right kind of like well here's a couple of good ones so therefore you

01:00:20.020 have to kind of open all your borders and also let in all the bad ones kind of same thing it's 1.00

01:00:23.540 Like, again, you can't really function like that as a society.

01:00:26.340 At what point are you going to try to filter this out?

01:00:28.300 And you can have some mechanism internally,

01:00:29.880 specifically if it's a homogenous society, obviously.

01:00:31.880 Like, kind of, okay, here's maybe more responsibility, maybe less, right?

01:00:38.780 And I don't think it's strictly kind of like Abrahamic as well.

01:00:41.960 I think there's some type of just, there's an evolutionary process

01:00:48.040 that has resulted in this,

01:00:49.860 where females are physically weaker than males. 0.92

01:00:54.240 And at least if you go back enough time, 0.99

01:00:56.420 I mean, it's still kind of a, it's still a jungle, obviously.

01:00:59.740 And it's increasingly more so now than it was for a while in Western countries, right?

01:01:03.520 But I'm saying in the past, it was tribes and it was extended villages and kin

01:01:08.080 and, you know, kind of small groupings of people or whatever.

01:01:12.040 And you had to keep track of your women, right? 0.97

01:01:14.900 Because otherwise they'd be kidnapped and raped 0.97

01:01:17.960 and they would breed armies of your enemies, essentially, right?

01:01:23.180 And so there was this biological reason

01:01:25.660 for why they were held in a different position than men,

01:01:29.080 and that was transferred into modern society.

01:01:32.220 And then we thought, well, now we're past that.

01:01:33.820 Now we're Fukuyama or whatever.

01:01:38.240 World history has been over.

01:01:41.140 Everything has been defeated.

01:01:42.500 There's no more wars.

01:01:43.520 Conflict is over.

01:01:44.740 World peace, everybody.

01:01:45.920 and so now we can do away with all these things of course that turns out not to be true it's still

01:01:50.740 you know human nature still rules there's still conflict maybe more so on certain levels than

01:01:56.720 it's ever been before also on top of it especially with multiracial societies right but so

01:02:01.060 then like now we can move away from that society into this society where everyone's equal everything

01:02:07.180 is uh you're just an individual now as opposed to being part of a collective be that women and men

01:02:13.080 as a collective and or you know races as different groups essentially and again and that's not going

01:02:19.860 to work long term if there is a i think it was it uh gdl science here linked this up it's kind of

01:02:26.420 interesting just a little side note here right oprah daly thank you for the linking that up by

01:02:31.680 the way asking for help is supposed to be enough it wasn't for lindsey clancy postpartum psychosis

01:02:38.860 It's a psychiatric emergency, not a parenting failure.

01:02:42.320 Why does it still take a tragedy for anyone to listen?

01:02:48.620 So it's like this.

01:02:49.460 Well, if that's the case, then obviously if there's a risk of women murdering their children,

01:02:57.120 then obviously women, we have to, what was the meme for a while that was going around? 0.99

01:03:02.200 We have to ban all the women until we can figure out what the hell is going on? 1.00

01:03:05.780 it's isn't it that scenario then that you're back to it's like okay okay there's a there's 1.00

01:03:13.780 a mental health issue here that kicks in well then that means you can't then you can't have

01:03:18.440 you can't on average have these same rights or whatever anymore kind of thing right

01:03:23.120 then something has to be done about this do you see what i'm saying is this makes sense

01:03:27.280 i'm just jabbering here like that you recognize there's an issue and a need for mental health

01:03:32.460 and that these are things that kind of just happens.

01:03:34.880 And they say, well, that's terrifying and horrifying.

01:03:37.460 And then something much wider in scope has to be done about this.

01:03:40.420 It's not just some, well, here's your pills for your mental health or whatever.

01:03:44.320 I did overhear some of the doctors talking about they were trying to get her on SSRIs

01:03:48.360 and she wanted to do it herself.

01:03:50.240 And these mainstream doctors were like, well, that's not how you do it.

01:03:53.100 We're putting you on these pills or whatever.

01:03:54.700 So I have a certain level of like kind of, you know, not sympathy, 0.96

01:04:00.700 but like understanding of like yeah as i said before like the modern world kind of sucks right

01:04:05.600 we're stuck in these like brand new environments there's a whole new social and who knows if 1.00

01:04:11.960 lindsey clansy was on social media but i'm saying like the way other women are reacting hysterically 0.94

01:04:16.180 to this they're permanently on these apps all the time like tiktok and instagram whatever 1.00

01:04:20.500 so they're being fed to this junk right so it's harder now people are more atomized there's

01:04:25.460 loss of community, loss of kinship. 0.88

01:04:28.760 So it's extremely hard, right?

01:04:31.220 Harder now probably than it's been for a very long time.

01:04:34.280 So I get that there is nuance here,

01:04:37.440 but you can't afford yourself to bring in nuance

01:04:40.760 when you're talking about the murder of your kids, right?

01:04:44.540 Do you see what I'm saying?

01:04:45.820 Anyway, let's keep playing here.

01:04:47.180 I'm jabbering too much.

01:04:49.780 Let's go.

01:04:50.800 Serve to be served up.

01:04:51.980 Right.

01:04:52.940 Absolutely.

01:04:53.340 Absolutely. 1.00

01:04:54.340 Males, we operate off our egos, and the females operate off their emotions. 0.79

01:04:59.260 Is this any of your girlfriends? 0.97

01:05:00.260 True, black man. 0.81

01:05:01.260 This is your girlfriend? 0.93

01:05:02.760 Sir.

01:05:03.760 I think you have to do some reflection on that respectfully.

01:05:10.380 Yeah.

01:05:11.380 I think we're done here now.

01:05:12.380 Okay.

01:05:13.380 Yeah.

01:05:14.380 Because if she ever hurt your future children, you might be blamed for that.

01:05:17.280 And that's insane.

01:05:18.280 That's funny.

01:05:19.280 He will make sure our children are okay.

01:05:21.820 if i'm so how long have you known patrick clancy ma'am you need to go i don't know why you keep

01:05:28.300 going on about this yeah because i think you should be on a watch list that's why if you

01:05:33.020 murder your three children no matter what state of mind you're in you deserve to be punished to

01:05:37.740 the fullest extent of the law you're yeah so you guys talking about 1850 when you go back to 1850 1.00

01:05:42.700 bc there you go adam that's funny 1850 bc there you go fucking bronze age just like let's just 0.94

01:05:48.540 Let's get this done. 0.98

01:05:50.440 Well, it would be a cling of the bronze swords, I guess.

01:05:54.220 Ding!

01:05:54.680 Anyway, so this is the thing, right?

01:05:59.940 We're not going to go back.

01:06:03.360 I get your point, and I agree, obviously, right?

01:06:07.700 But that's not how this is going to happen.

01:06:09.600 it's going to be a steady decline to such an extent that necessity will force basically tribe.

01:06:21.060 I mean, there's a caveat there, and it could be that if AI, robotics, and drone, prison, android type of stuff,

01:06:29.800 If that society or if the development of that type of tech is established and widely rolled out to kind of keep Global Homo in place before then, yeah, it's going to be a longer extended period before that collapse.

01:06:44.620 You're probably going to be able to run that for quite a while.

01:06:47.520 And it will be a tech tyranny, essentially, with extreme enforcement, essentially, to compliance under it, which will be a nightmare for who knows how many hundreds of years until a comet or a solar flare or some type of failure of that system occurs.

01:07:03.560 But if we don't go there, if that doesn't happen, and they don't build it out quickly enough or widely enough, and you have at least pockets of failure within that global grid that they're building, right, the tech grid, whatever you want to call it, AI, you know, driven, then you're going to see a collapse of that system.

01:07:25.840 who knows when i'm not saying sit around and wait for that and do nothing in the meantime but i'm

01:07:30.900 saying out of that will grow necessity of community and tribe and clan type structures again

01:07:37.360 and and we're and it's not that we're going to go back it's it's it's that we're going to have

01:07:42.540 you're still going to have certain elements of tech with you within that system at least for a

01:07:47.180 while again barring a emp or solar be a massive solar flare or something but you'll have you'll

01:07:52.760 have that with you so it'll be so yes to a certain that the future will be the past but it will so

01:07:57.560 but it will also be us moving forward taking the best parts of the past that we can but then making

01:08:04.020 something new out of it but then going back to structures and things that have reliably worked

01:08:10.480 throughout you know time essentially something like that and of course that seems way off right

01:08:17.760 now to a certain extent, and I agree, but I'm saying necessity will be the only thing.

01:08:22.620 It's going to be extremely hard to do this with the current levels of comfort that does

01:08:30.100 exist, if that makes sense, and getting people to do that.

01:08:33.940 It's only strict necessity, need, and pure, not distress, but what's the word I'm looking

01:08:43.760 for crisis I guess and chaos to a certain extent that will drive people into those groups and

01:08:53.580 and kinship again essentially that's what I believe anyway we'll see putting her first before

01:09:00.180 three innocent children and that's sad that's why mental health

01:09:05.860 It's not just a question, yes or no.

01:09:11.460 That's why mental health matters, because it's complex.

01:09:15.660 Like humanity, like our souls, like religions, like everything, cultures.

01:09:20.980 Thank you.

01:09:21.980 Well, my religion also says you don't kill people, so that's wild.

01:09:26.300 We're also doing a public opinion poll of St. Pete to see if we stand with Lindsey Clancy.

01:09:32.660 What do you think?

01:09:33.660 Ooh.

01:09:34.660 I am, I am, I am torn on this.

01:09:39.100 I'm sad about it.

01:09:41.100 Yeah.

01:09:41.540 Yeah.

01:09:42.000 What are you torn about?

01:09:43.420 Well, I mean, I, obviously, mental health awareness is what is, is coming from this, right?

01:09:50.040 So that's a positive thing.

01:09:52.380 And, um, do you think the, uh, the ends justifies the mean here?

01:09:57.880 Is this?

01:09:58.760 No.

01:09:58.980 No.

01:09:59.300 I mean, obviously, three children that are not with us any longer.

01:10:03.240 Mm-hmm.

01:10:03.480 But.

01:10:04.660 i think we are shining a light on mental health and the concerns over the system we're asking

01:10:14.420 saint pete's opinion on if your system lady lindsey clancy no you don't no i want to watch

01:10:21.700 you all the time well thank you that's why you watch me because you're common sense here in what

01:10:27.620 situation should we not? She's, she's obviously convicted. So she's not, no, no. Okay. What 0.96

01:10:36.580 Tik TOK accounts are you watching? At the time of filming right now, there has been no conviction.

01:10:43.140 No, but she's on trial because she is being tried for convicting, for killing her children.

01:10:48.580 Yeah, sure. But she might, she might get free, right? She might be found guilty, right? Do you

01:10:54.900 believe that she killed them with the evidence yes i mean yeah okay but the but the stuff on

01:11:02.340 tiktok has like brought different opinions out okay opinions or lies i don't know you're good

01:11:11.380 you're just you're sad for the entire it's tragic it's a fascinating psychology there

01:11:17.620 right everything gets common right the the less you know the more the louder you are about your

01:11:21.860 opinions that's that's classic right but it's just like this clear-cut opinion and then you

01:11:28.980 push it just a little bit and it just it just crumbly just pushed up sand castle it just turns

01:11:35.300 to dust immediately there's nothing there's nothing there it's fascinating you know oh well

01:11:41.380 i know a bunch of about you oh do you know really now what do you know really now

01:11:46.740 tragedy well the loss of three children is what are the consequences yeah she

01:11:53.640 should face for this I mean obviously she's already in a

01:11:58.480 wheelchair and is most likely going to be in an institution for the rest of what

01:12:05.040 does she deserve I am I am not for the death penalty I know I am guilty no does

01:12:13.620 Does she belong in jail or does she belong to go in a nice little mental health? 1.00

01:12:17.740 I think she belongs where she can get the best care. 1.00

01:12:20.660 But, you know, I don't know if...

01:12:23.260 Do you think the kids belong where they could have gotten the best care?

01:12:26.740 No, I think...

01:12:28.660 I'm going back and saying I find the whole thing tragic.

01:12:33.800 And I am very sad for the three children that are lost.

01:12:36.100 But don't they deserve justice?

01:12:37.760 Of course they do. 1.00

01:12:38.480 do women deserve consequences severe consequences when they murder their three children methodically

01:12:45.200 and planned out i i don't know if that's been proven but i i certainly think that

01:12:50.480 the whole thing she deserves consequences of course and what are those consequences

01:12:54.320 i think she needs to be incarcerated yeah yeah and i in jail i think she should should be of

01:13:00.640 course yes okay why did it take so long to get there it's funny oh boy um i mean okay ai ai mental

01:13:13.360 prisons is that a look i know when they were all all that out like they want you they will like

01:13:19.040 put us in those so it's like i can't be for that stuff but like if we lived in a sane society kind

01:13:25.920 thing with righteous rulers or whatever then yeah you could do so like some type of

01:13:31.680 you know meant i mean why do you need these people around i get that obviously i'm getting

01:13:35.120 the argument what do you need these people around for really kind of thing i was like well they have

01:13:38.480 all these men okay sure but sorry like if you're going to kill kids you can't be you can't be part

01:13:42.960 of this like you're you know you need to be d d lived okay d lifed we need to d life some people

01:13:51.520 here and and it's going to be and then it's going to be a little easier for the for the people who

01:13:54.880 who have an interest in being alive, right?

01:13:56.880 So this is not hard, right?

01:13:59.120 But some type of, there has to be some type

01:14:03.120 of discussion here as you have an increase

01:14:06.980 in this just total breakdown in the mental state

01:14:09.840 of a lot of people.

01:14:12.800 And as I said, it's at the last show,

01:14:14.720 a couple of shows back even, right?

01:14:15.960 We talked about the spiteful mutants,

01:14:17.860 how social media continues to drive that,

01:14:21.820 how it just is getting worse and worse

01:14:24.300 on the mental health front, right, kind of thing.

01:14:28.560 If you're going to have a serious civilization,

01:14:32.300 you've got to do something about these things, right?

01:14:35.320 So what are you going to do about it?

01:14:38.040 You have to open up these mental institutions again.

01:14:42.300 What happened?

01:14:42.940 They opted for basically just decommissioning all of them.

01:14:49.980 We talked about it last show.

01:14:50.980 Was it, who did you guys say it was again?

01:14:53.800 Who was it that did it?

01:14:54.880 Reagan did part of it, but then there was someone else before.

01:14:57.860 Was it Truman, or who was it again?

01:14:59.700 Maybe it was later.

01:15:00.440 I forget.

01:15:00.840 There was some in the U.S., of course,

01:15:03.100 but the same pattern occurred in most other Western nations. 0.97

01:15:06.660 I mean, mental asylums used to be some of the most beautiful buildings, 0.71

01:15:13.660 architecturally speaking, right? 0.82

01:15:15.200 Were they pleasant to be in?

01:15:16.260 No, and I'm sure it was kind of a rough time or whatever, right?

01:15:18.900 But still, they used to have a lot of people there, right?

01:15:22.480 And then they just decided, like, no, we can basically chemically lobotomize them.

01:15:26.660 They should be around everyone else with your kids and stuff.

01:15:34.000 We're just going to put them on these meds that basically, like, kind of make them semi-functional or something.

01:15:39.760 I guess that was the philosophy.

01:15:41.500 We can just drug them and make money on it or something.

01:15:44.080 You know, they'd be a boon for big pharma.

01:15:46.120 Who knows?

01:15:46.460 and then um and then everyone can just randomly suffer those consequences we just had another

01:15:54.380 we'll see if we can get her in a bit it was like some random stabbing of a you know sonic kind of 0.86

01:15:59.020 interesting first okay oh some executive or whatever she was with the bank of america was 1.00

01:16:03.560 like randomly stabbed in times square but of course the same thing there right some nutcase 1.00

01:16:08.480 brownoid femoid that was out with two knives and she stabbed two people and one of those was these 1.00

01:16:13.500 it was this younger woman who ended up dying and she was known to police from before with a history 1.00

01:16:21.300 of mental health issues or whatever right but somehow they are just allowed to walk amongst us

01:16:27.020 and and at random they can like attack at any moment for whatever reason right so i'm saying

01:16:32.160 we used to deal with this stuff no longer are we dealing with this stuff we just think that

01:16:37.120 the pharmaceutical companies are going to somehow you know take care of this or something

01:16:40.440 I mean mental health awareness for all you're the first woman I've talked to

01:16:47.120 today that is a no I I told her about this I'm look we've been together for a 0.99

01:16:51.660 while now but I was like hey we're we have one on the way to me too

01:16:55.440 congratulations I was like you better not be supporting this I told her I've

01:16:59.900 heard about it and I'm like I would run so what evidence points you go with the

01:17:05.560 conclusion maybe she didn't do it who did do it that you know it was just a

01:17:10.720 question I answered the question well who killed these children that's all I'm

01:17:15.520 gonna go into thank you I can't I can't if I stand with her I'm not standing with

01:17:19.960 her children yeah so yeah it was more important to stand with the children or

01:17:25.220 her well children they're so vulnerable in our society children animals and old

01:17:30.880 people they're so vulnerable in our society and they have to be protected

01:17:35.200 been taken care of absolutely so do you think she's gonna protect them then hmm you thought

01:17:40.740 about that go to jail i bet i don't know i'd have to be on the jury and see all the evidence of

01:17:46.580 course so i can't say but i think it's terrible that three children are not with us right right

01:17:56.800 do you think there's consequences to be had for that yes i do i don't think we can go around

01:18:04.180 killing people and get away with it absolutely i mean it's a good start yeah sure i didn't know

01:18:10.500 what i was doing yeah that's the argument a lot of people are making that if she can get away with

01:18:15.460 going to a cozy health facility and gets to be released whenever the doctors say so that's this

01:18:21.460 that's a dangerous precedent yes it really does thank you guys so much for watching all right okay

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01:20:29.320 I did want to tie together here, though, real quick with the TikTok stuff,

01:20:33.660 because I think there's something going on there, to be honest.

01:20:38.460 TikTokUSDS, right?

01:20:41.040 So it's an interesting sample, I think.

01:20:44.680 Was it the same?

01:20:46.580 Facebook came up when we talked with Tom Hennessey.

01:20:50.320 about the case with Shiloh Hendricks

01:20:53.300 as one of the main primary news sources

01:20:58.080 where people get their news from.

01:20:59.200 But I think it's very similar with Zuckerberg and stuff.

01:21:02.100 And, of course, it belongs to the same ethnic group

01:21:05.100 as the guy who basically is the head of TikTok USDS.

01:21:09.360 It's a joint venture LLC,

01:21:12.200 a multinational technology company

01:21:14.240 established in January 2026

01:21:15.960 to oversee TikTok's operations in the US.

01:21:18.420 Because, again, remember, all of this, the oyveying and the kvetching was basically about all the criticism of Israel.

01:21:25.300 They were trying to claim that it was such, and I'm sure, sure, fine. 0.59

01:21:29.240 I'm sure China used it as some type of spy app or something, too, or feeding.

01:21:34.760 I don't know.

01:21:35.600 There was some rumor.

01:21:36.380 I'm not sure if this is true, but it was some rumor for a while that, like, all these people in the West were being served all this worst slop up in terms of the recommendations, which causes basically brain rot or whatever. 0.78

01:21:47.160 And the Chinese TikTok is like, they get like, you know, cool science

01:21:51.340 and how to better yourself and improvement or something.

01:21:54.660 I'm not sure if that's true, but that was some of the rumors at the time.

01:21:57.100 And I wouldn't be surprised if that's the case, obviously.

01:21:59.400 But anyway, the concern from the United States point of view at the time

01:22:02.540 and the administration, the Trump administration,

01:22:04.520 was that there's simply just way too much anti-Israel propaganda on TikTok. 0.89

01:22:10.380 But let's just blame the Chinese. 1.00

01:22:13.060 It's the Chinese problem, the Chai Khan problem. 0.99

01:22:16.240 So let's take it over. 1.00

01:22:17.360 Let's create this kind of subdivision of TikTok,

01:22:20.200 which is just strictly for the U.S. audience, right?

01:22:23.360 It was formed to address U.S. national security concerns

01:22:26.860 regarding potential access by the Chinese government

01:22:30.920 through ByteDance.

01:22:32.140 And of course, they do stuff like that, right?

01:22:34.980 But anyway, long story short,

01:22:37.360 Adam Presser comes in to become the CEO of TikTokUSDS,

01:22:42.500 which stands for U.S. data security.

01:22:47.340 TikTok U.S. data security.

01:22:50.800 Will Ferrell.

01:22:52.200 I don't think that's that Will Ferrell, but anyway, which is interesting.

01:22:58.400 So, yes, Adam Presser is Jewish.

01:23:02.080 A background reference in his professional engagements with organizations

01:23:05.360 like the World Jewish Congress.

01:23:07.160 Public profiles and corporate disclosures have not detailed

01:23:09.480 an explicit ethnic breakdown beyond his Jewish identity and American nationality.

01:23:13.420 Yeah, that's right.

01:23:14.300 He's been speaking in Jerusalem about, I think, again, you search for AI,

01:23:18.340 it gives you a great rundown on one machine, you search on another device,

01:23:22.700 and then you get a different result.

01:23:24.480 But it was mentioning how he had spoken specifically in Jerusalem,

01:23:29.200 I think it was on behalf of the World Jewish Congress,

01:23:32.780 about algorithms, about social media and propaganda.

01:23:37.520 And as I say, he's very well versed in this world, if you will.

01:23:41.420 Right.

01:23:45.140 So who controls the algorithm was one of the searches I did for this too.

01:23:50.160 The TikTok USD as joint venture controls the content recommendation algorithm in the United States with companies like Oracle managing its day-to-day operations, testing and updates.

01:24:00.720 So, of course, Oracle almost said Larry Silverstein.

01:24:07.520 Larry, what's his name again? 1.00

01:24:09.780 Holy shit. 1.00

01:24:10.920 Brain fart. 1.00

01:24:11.520 What's his name?

01:24:12.900 Ellison.

01:24:13.480 Larry.

01:24:13.800 Is it Larry?

01:24:14.740 Yeah, Larry Ellison, right?

01:24:15.860 Yeah, Larry Ellison.

01:24:16.580 His son, Daniel Ellison, is the CBS news guy.

01:24:19.200 He put Bari Weiss in charge and all that stuff.

01:24:22.500 They're well tied into the whole AI grid scientist system.

01:24:28.120 So the majority American-owned corporate entity called TikTok USDS,

01:24:32.100 joint venture LLC, manages the U.S. platform.

01:24:34.380 the key investors as was said american and global investors holds 80.1 percent of the company

01:24:40.200 including oracle silver lake i looked up that didn't give you too many clues or whatever

01:24:45.280 i think it was run by a guy who was born in germany but he's in the u.s now an mgx which

01:24:53.400 is a united arab emirates company or something like that bite dance role the original chinese

01:25:00.740 parent company, ByteDance retains a 19.9% minority stake and owns the underlying algorithm

01:25:07.520 intellectual property. Yes, but they can't control what is served up, right? They own

01:25:13.760 the intellectual property of how the algorithm works, I believe, but they don't actually are

01:25:19.540 the ones who control how the algorithm works. Does that make sense? They're licensing it to

01:25:25.320 U.S. entities so that they can feed out.

01:25:27.340 And my point here is, my point here is that they had all these concerns about TikTok being

01:25:39.140 subversive or feeding this and that, but now it's run as a complete social engineering 1.00

01:25:46.060 operation, which is evidenced by these crazy women. 1.00

01:25:50.700 They're primarily, it seems like, judging from the smaller sample sizes that we can see from clips like that, and of course we've seen it in other cases as well, these people, these women, are totally addicted to TikTok, and in some cases Instagram.

01:26:09.660 Very similar, you know, Zuckerberg kind of let up the guard for a little bit, and then they dropped it again, censorship went up, then it went down, all of a sudden it's almost gone, but then censorship is back on again.

01:26:19.240 And it's going to be interesting how they're playing around with these types of things, right?

01:26:24.180 And the point is, I think that they're being, I think there's being fed.

01:26:29.020 And I think it's maybe more easy now not to have a handful of, I mean, we're just inserting this into it too.

01:26:38.960 We're also in the age of AI right now.

01:26:40.420 So obviously, it is much harder to tell what is organic, who's actually a real person.

01:26:46.520 if there's no prior history of these people

01:26:50.120 having accounts and running things prior to AI,

01:26:54.100 or if no one has ever seen them in public

01:26:56.440 or something like that,

01:26:58.220 you almost have to kind of assume

01:26:59.500 anything you see could be AI, right?

01:27:01.800 So that's part of it now too.

01:27:04.160 So I'm saying this could be fed

01:27:06.720 into the propaganda efforts as well.

01:27:11.420 But it seems it's not just simply

01:27:14.220 about controlling all the talk,

01:27:16.280 like top influencers and stuff like that,

01:27:18.580 but just the sheer volume of smaller individual content creators

01:27:24.680 that distribute, that has a co-joint message around something,

01:27:30.020 like the Lindsay Clancy trial and all these housewives detectives

01:27:34.260 and all this stuff, right?

01:27:35.560 All the hobbyists, astrologers,

01:27:40.040 they're basically ruining an interesting thing by saying,

01:27:42.500 oh, it's all, you know, we don't have the birth time,

01:27:44.400 but this chart thing says something because, I don't know,

01:27:47.400 it's the only thing I have to cling on to or something.

01:27:51.000 So, yes, they're misrepresenting it.

01:27:53.380 But at the same time, you can inject that into the algorithm. 0.57

01:27:58.620 And if enough other women see this, this is my point, 0.99

01:28:01.660 it doesn't take that much. 1.00

01:28:03.040 You can see, you see one, it's a one-off.

01:28:06.220 If it's two, it's a coincidence.

01:28:07.620 If it's three, it's a story, right?

01:28:09.620 But you're being fed four, five, six,

01:28:11.480 and I notice this as I react to it as well.

01:28:13.460 you see these you go on x and you see five six seven videos or something like that about a

01:28:19.620 certain thing or a certain new trend or something and then your brain makes you think this is

01:28:24.560 everywhere right like wait a minute there's what what's happening why why is why is everyone doing

01:28:29.120 this one thing but when the reality is like you just saw seven clips of people do this do you

01:28:33.820 even know that they're real people but i mean so i'm saying it's super easy now to manipulate and

01:28:38.780 nudge and to steer and it's i think it's even easier with like smaller fewer accounts and then

01:28:45.300 you can feed that into the masses enough everyone sees that and then they are spinning up their own

01:28:51.300 videos about the same topic and just jumping on the trends right so i think it's never been easier

01:28:58.700 now it's it's it's never it's never been easier than now to

01:29:05.060 to run social engineering you thought internet would be this great

01:29:10.080 way that all these different different opinions can be heard and um and of course for a while

01:29:16.180 that was true right but like all these interesting alternative perspectives or something whatever but

01:29:20.380 instead of what it's turned out to be it's just this like one message monotone type of i mean

01:29:25.680 not entirely true but i'm saying in cases like this you get you get fed like one message on an

01:29:32.960 app, like TikTok, essentially. And if that happens over an extended period of time, you'll see a

01:29:38.660 bunch of other of these women being completely enamored by it and overtaken with it. And they'll

01:29:45.840 start doing videos on their own. And even like, oh, these are the ones that are getting popularity

01:29:49.540 now? Okay, we're going to jump on it. I think it was that information liberation that had an

01:29:54.100 interesting piece. Did I have that up yet? Let me see if I can find that.

01:29:59.260 Yeah, no, it was, um, yeah, yeah, yeah. Headline USA had it. It was Jose Nino.

01:30:11.180 Uh, interesting example. And of course this, this happens on every, every front, right? So this is

01:30:16.540 not like incredible or whatever, but it's interesting, right? Online conservative

01:30:20.100 influencers leak plan collapses publicity. Online conservative influencers leak plan

01:30:28.700 collapses publicity. State official rebukes entrapment claims with her own records.

01:30:35.100 Says here, the Trump administration attempt to quietly enlist sympathetic online voices for

01:30:39.940 its messaging apparatus stumbled into public view this week, according to a report from Alternet.

01:30:44.760 Now, of course, they're shitlibs over at Alternet. Doesn't mean they're wrong on this one, though.

01:30:50.100 The controversy centers on Jenica Pounds, who goes by Data Republican on X, 0.99

01:30:55.740 and commands an audience nearing 1 million followers. 0.86

01:30:58.960 On Friday, she alerted her supporters that hidden figures

01:31:01.200 within the very administration she champions

01:31:03.000 had allegedly attempted to lure her into an act of treason. 0.99

01:31:08.840 Journalist Will Sommer, and of course he's a shit-lib, 0.99

01:31:11.620 he's the one who wrote hit pieces on us 0.99

01:31:13.360 and partially had daily pieced at the time.

01:31:18.340 So I'm no fan of this guy, obviously.

01:31:21.500 But yes, when it comes to, because this is their wheelhouse,

01:31:24.040 complaining on conservatives or something,

01:31:26.140 they occasionally get it right.

01:31:27.080 So anyway, it's not about him,

01:31:28.100 it's about what he reported on here.

01:31:30.000 Will Sommer of The Bulwark

01:31:31.160 offered a very different reading of the episode

01:31:33.200 in a Monday article that recounted that,

01:31:35.900 in her telling, deep state operatives

01:31:38.380 embedded within the Trump administration

01:31:40.000 had tried to entrap her into committing treason.

01:31:43.040 Sommer explained that the official Pounds

01:31:45.020 initially declined to name

01:31:51.640 was soon revealed as Sarah B. Rogers,

01:31:54.460 the State Department's Undersecretary for Public Diplomacy.

01:31:57.520 Rogers had reportedly offered Pounds a batch of Cuba-related government documents

01:32:04.280 to release as part of a scoop.

01:32:07.560 Pounds welcomed the offer at first,

01:32:09.360 only to spot certain markings on the paperwork that convinced her

01:32:12.860 she was being set up for possible prosecution,

01:32:15.940 prompting her to broadcast her fears to followers

01:32:18.940 rather than seek quiet clarification first.

01:32:22.580 Yeah, I walked in with good faith, ready to collaborate on Cuba.

01:32:25.400 Government shoved a bunch of hard copy documents to leak.

01:32:30.700 Didn't check them before accepting.

01:32:32.380 Gave a noncommittal answer.

01:32:33.840 Yep, markings that would have gotten me in big trouble.

01:32:37.100 The markings weren't crossed out.

01:32:39.400 I consulted people, and if this were a sanctioned leak,

01:32:42.740 they would have just sent over email.

01:32:44.940 They tried to entrap me.

01:32:45.920 That's interesting.

01:32:46.440 Okay. So this is to show you how you can get, I guess, I mean, what the end result of this is, you can speculate, obviously, or what the intention was.

01:33:00.500 Is there something about Data Republican? Was that her handle? Yeah, Data Republican didn't like, they didn't like some things that they tried to get her in trouble or something like that.

01:33:09.000 who knows or or again entrapping her in a situation like this and then later say hey

01:33:13.560 have this look this is criminally chargeable now you're you're you're on our payroll you're going

01:33:17.400 to do what we tell you to do disseminate this and that information be you know boost these messages

01:33:22.600 or whatever so i'm saying in terms of like influence operations this is how easy it can be

01:33:27.880 and of course this is a big account my point with tiktok was they can do it with smaller accounts

01:33:31.960 they can just insert and eject you know instead of having like a handful of big accounts seeding

01:33:37.640 something you can have thousands of small accounts or maybe again as i said before ai generated

01:33:43.080 videos from accounts that there's no real person behind even inject those into the stream and you

01:33:48.600 get an overwhelming impression that like oh everyone thinks like this or this is the trend

01:33:53.640 this is what people are talking about kind of thing right so it's extremely easy these days

01:33:58.600 to be honest uh but anyway that's that one uh let me see here

01:34:07.640 What else did I have here?

01:34:13.920 This is kind of interesting.

01:34:16.900 We can do that one later.

01:34:17.960 Let's talk about the woman who stabbed two people in Times Square.

01:34:24.580 Again, it's not like this. 0.99

01:34:27.760 This shit happens like every other day, so it's not that. 0.99

01:34:31.560 But it just speaks to this idea of having these mental cases walking around, and there's 0.99

01:34:41.320 more and more of them, and this has been an impeding crisis for a very, very long time.

01:34:51.520 And I was saying, I think this is something that's going to get a whole lot worse with

01:34:58.400 like, what is it, AI psychosis was an interesting article about that, by the way, too.

01:35:05.680 Let's see if I can pull that up a little bit later.

01:35:07.200 It ties into this.

01:35:10.860 People are thinking that they're, like, communicating with AI

01:35:13.860 and, like, unlocking some, like, entities within AI.

01:35:18.860 Again, I don't believe in any of that stuff, but I'm saying that's going to cause a lot of people

01:35:25.140 to go into a state of complete mental decline.

01:35:31.560 AI spiralism and the ghost-in-the-machine illusion.

01:35:37.920 The belief that AI chatbots are conscious

01:35:39.700 is an extension to the ELISA effect.

01:35:42.640 I forget what the ELISA effect stands for.

01:35:44.840 Let me just pull that up real quick.

01:35:48.800 Let me just see here. 0.97

01:35:51.100 Yeah, ELISA effect is a human tendency

01:35:53.220 to mistakenly attribute...

01:35:54.720 Yeah, okay, that makes sense. Attribute human-like feelings, understanding, intelligence, or empathy to computer programs and artificial intelligence.

01:36:04.980 And I think it's more, it's just how we're hardwired, right?

01:36:08.740 If we can have a conversation with something like an LLM, you will, and he goes through this in the article, I read it earlier, Joe Pierre goes through this in the article,

01:36:20.080 So it's like, by then you enter, if it morphifies it,

01:36:21.740 your brain is going to perceive that you're having an actual conversation

01:36:25.180 with an actual, you know, kind of person, right?

01:36:28.440 But in this case, they think they're like channeling, you know,

01:36:31.460 something up or whatever.

01:36:33.600 But it was an interesting thing.

01:36:34.720 He's talking about this too.

01:36:38.100 AI-associated psychosis.

01:36:40.880 And it's not really about what they believe that they're doing here

01:36:43.060 that I want to go through.

01:36:43.720 It doesn't really matter.

01:36:45.120 They think there's like, oh, there's some, you know, this is,

01:36:47.720 Although I do say this, this is kind of interesting with the article.

01:36:52.040 Right now he argues, spiralism is not really a big thing.

01:36:55.640 It's kind of been on the decrease the last year,

01:36:58.660 was on the rise in 2024 and 5 when this chat GPD model or whatever was out.

01:37:03.660 But he brings up something interesting that this will most likely develop

01:37:08.100 into like a new age type religion, essentially.

01:37:11.080 and so an llm is effectively a you know next word predictor a very very good one as it goes

01:37:19.220 through the article but our perception will be that this is something special and if you feed

01:37:24.320 it certain things that like keywords that you prompted to it will feed you back all kinds of

01:37:29.820 stuff because it's been programmed by reddit and wikipedia and uh yelp you know i forget what the

01:37:35.000 top sources was uh on all kinds of things and it will tell you what you want to hear essentially

01:37:41.500 so if you feed it in a bunch of new age lingo about this and or spiritual kind of things or

01:37:46.860 whatever it will feed you back that but yeah that's going to create like new age cults in

01:37:51.180 in a desperate era of people not believing anything and uh complete nihilism and meaninglessness and

01:37:57.140 they will seek meaning in these types of things right oh here's a ghost to the machine whatever

01:38:00.780 But anyway, AI-associated psychosis.

01:38:04.020 That's why I brought that up.

01:38:04.860 It's like you're going to see more and more people just having complete mental breakdowns.

01:38:09.580 They're not going to be able to cope in these new environments that show up.

01:38:13.600 People aren't going to know what's real or whatever. 0.97

01:38:16.160 So anyway, so here's another story of just some random brown woman stabbing two people in Times Square. 1.00

01:38:24.960 Because why not? 1.00

01:38:26.560 Because that's what they do.

01:38:27.380 A 32-year-old woman who's dead tonight and a 68-year-old man in the hospital after being blindsided by a knife to the gut.

01:38:36.400 The very nature of Times Square, how crowded it gets, is exactly what made this so dangerous.

01:38:42.200 It took a matter of 20 seconds, the time it would take to pickpocket someone.

01:38:47.120 But this was no petty crime. This was murder.

01:38:50.000 in the rush of times square summer tourism tasers are discharged at a woman

01:38:58.560 rushing toward police with knives she had just stabbed two people and was looking for more

01:39:05.040 she told the officers quote ah this lady we've talked about her before jessica tish

01:39:10.380 she's the uh what is the uh jewish the police commissioner what was the uh there's a bunch of

01:39:16.760 like corruption charges there was a bunch of but there he is she is next to um uh mom donnie right 0.99

01:39:22.920 there i would rather kill both of you she repeated i will kill you the police commissioner says her 0.95

01:39:31.540 cops spent four minutes trying to get 49 year old pamela sisteros to drum and it does tie into the 0.99

01:39:38.780 previous thing too because like we get it when these things happen we have to send i mean they

01:39:42.920 up shooting and killing her but i'm saying like we gotta have a a mental a mental health expert

01:39:49.720 on location now for all these kinds of things and here this eventually is going to be replaced with 0.99

01:39:54.120 like androids and robots and yeah can you oh can you imagine the uh the the gay nature of how this 0.97

01:40:05.720 is going to unfold here within the next 10 20 years oh my gosh drop the knives 0.99

01:40:12.920 When their tasers were ineffective, they shot the woman.

01:40:16.700 Our officers were confronted with a rapidly evolving threat with countless innocent people around them.

01:40:24.720 In that moment, they did what we trained them to do.

01:40:28.780 Before police stopped that threat, the woman pulled these knives out of her bag to randomly attack two innocent people on 7th Avenue between 41st and 42nd, just before 4.30 in the afternoon.

01:40:42.480 A 68-year-old man waiting to cross the street with his wife

01:40:46.540 and a 32-year-old woman both stabbed in the stomach.

01:40:51.440 They were laid out down the street.

01:40:52.880 It could have been more than that, you know?

01:40:54.140 It could have been more than that.

01:40:55.200 Police say the attacker had a documented mental health history

01:40:58.880 with the police department.

01:41:00.780 She was shot by cops right outside the department's Times Square substation.

01:41:05.980 Mayor Magdani created an office of community safety

01:41:09.120 to improve emergency responses by utilizing mental health workers in certain scenarios.

01:41:15.800 Yeah.

01:41:18.000 Of course, of course you did.

01:41:21.000 Of course, of course these people are known and there's, but there's, you mean nothing

01:41:29.300 to these people.

01:41:31.360 I've said before that that would not be applicable when there is the threat of violence and what

01:41:36.980 we are speaking about is an alleged perpetrator who alleged two individuals before then being

01:41:42.220 engaged by police we know that those families lives have been shattered by what took place

01:41:48.160 today and we will continue to hold them close hold them we'll continue to hold them close

01:41:54.240 all right bye gotta go now all right back to the uh genius reporter here

01:42:00.520 OK. Yeah, moment of knife. 1.00

01:42:07.020 Well, we got some video here on this could have taste her. 1.00

01:42:10.720 Why shoot her? 0.98

01:42:11.580 So they did taste taser first.

01:42:15.580 And apparently that didn't work.

01:42:16.880 But the interesting part here was I don't know what that is there.

01:42:21.060 Erin Pia Senti.

01:42:22.520 So this is a picture of her.

01:42:25.260 Yes, there's Tish here.

01:42:27.420 Did they swap out the necklace there?

01:42:29.980 I don't think she, I'm not saying she wouldn't wear a necklace like that,

01:42:33.040 but I think they, I think they swapped that out on that one. 0.95

01:42:35.300 But anyway, um, crazy woman stabs bank of America, 1.00

01:42:40.600 stabs bank of America to death. 1.00

01:42:43.580 Hell of a, hell of a captioning there.

01:42:45.660 Look, I'm not, look, English isn't my first language. 0.96

01:42:49.140 I'm not like formally trained, but Lord Bebo, man, what the hell are you?

01:42:53.460 What are you doing here?

01:42:54.680 Bank of America, vice president, Aaron Piacente killed in Times Square stabbing.

01:42:59.520 There she is. Um, so of course people first thought this was some like a Luigi

01:43:05.940 Mangione kind of, you know, kind of, uh, inside job thing here, but apparently

01:43:11.220 it was, it was just, it was just random, uh, it appears like so far.

01:43:17.160 Anyway, a knife wielding a crazy lady wounded two people killed wonder stabs

01:43:24.360 bank of America to death.

01:43:25.500 Well, if only, uh, did he not have the name here?

01:43:30.300 I guess we could take a look at here's two angles here. 0.99

01:43:33.620 After tasing, tasing them or after tasing her, he, she still lunged at them.

01:43:39.940 What's in these, can they have those gloves?

01:43:43.260 Can they have those gloves?

01:43:44.500 She's just standing there. 1.00

01:43:55.500 Quick, send in the mental health expert. 1.00

01:44:16.340 Whoop, whoop.

01:44:17.860 Like the stream if you're watching over on Rumble.

01:44:20.500 Let's get that like button up a little bit.

01:44:22.480 Here we go.

01:44:25.500 yep there we go 1.00

01:44:30.300 i can fix her that's right real jerry fletcher i can fix her 0.98

01:44:41.040 did the torta die yep that fixed her that fixed her all right 0.98

01:44:55.200 professor jeng did not predicted this that's right yeah that guy holy shit talk about a psyop

01:45:03.700 anyway okay so that's the very sad ending that we had a name there's a name here somewhere what 0.70

01:45:08.500 happened what happened to the uh what happened to the uh the name here the suspect uh where is it

01:45:16.480 am i missing it a disturbed woman disturbed woman but i mean it doesn't matter but yeah um

01:45:29.280 mayor mom domini created an office of community self safety to improve emergency responses by

01:45:36.240 utilizing mental health workers in certain scenarios this he said is not one of them okay

01:45:43.440 Okay.

01:45:44.440 All right.

01:45:45.440 Okay.

01:45:46.440 So this was not a mental health, uh, crisis apparently, but that's, uh, that's, that's

01:45:49.860 funny regardless, but that's what you get, right?

01:45:52.200 If you're going to try to run a society like this, what are you going to do?

01:45:55.560 Oh, here's the other, here's the other angle here.

01:46:00.380 She's has she been tased before? 0.97

01:46:05.280 She knows she's trying to divert the, the wires that coming out from the tasers.

01:46:11.200 Jiang was on Sam hide really oh man Sam hide is fallen

01:46:18.840 ninja moves there you go

01:46:30.220 yeah that's that's what happens but regardless i mean you're on vacation tourist vacation in time

01:46:43.280 not you should but i'm saying you're on tourist vacation in new york city or something you go to

01:46:48.800 time square and then your kid is stabbed by this because why not because these people just simply

01:46:54.000 They have a history of mental health issues.

01:47:00.760 I'm going to actually use my sound effect right there.

01:47:06.080 Well, they always cuff dying people.

01:47:08.800 I guess they don't know.

01:47:09.960 I know what you mean.

01:47:11.760 But it's one of those, like, if you don't know, you know,

01:47:15.220 I get that you want to be more cautious or whatever.

01:47:19.320 Is that the woman?

01:47:21.000 That looked like the picture. 0.92

01:47:21.740 She killed a Bank of America vice president. 1.00

01:47:24.960 She was the business section and con president of a business section and 1.00

01:47:30.800 conflicts for bank of America.

01:47:33.300 So people like say, Oh, based is a Louie G.

01:47:35.340 Mangione kind of a copycat here or something.

01:47:37.800 But anyway, all right.

01:47:39.960 And we're leaving, leaving that, I guess, to the side, uh, for a moment,

01:47:45.440 because, because why not?

01:47:47.100 I think we've seen enough of that.

01:47:49.160 Um, this is kind of interesting.

01:47:51.940 Not a big, not a big surprise.

01:47:55.940 Victim was kind of cute. 0.94

01:47:57.280 Yeah.

01:47:57.480 I mean, it's always a shame.

01:48:01.200 Uh, where did you go?

01:48:02.580 Did I close that down?

01:48:03.920 It looks a bit different there, but yeah.

01:48:06.160 Pia Centi, Pia, Pia Centi, Aaron Pia Centi, Italian name like that.

01:48:14.100 Okay.

01:48:14.560 Um, okay.

01:48:15.980 So check this out here.

01:48:16.860 we're about to uh we're about to graduate here from uh from a it's it's just a religion to uh

01:48:24.480 know it's a race and we need special protection

01:48:27.140 here's um greenblatt here adl the anti-defamation league is now doing the maneuver here that of

01:48:40.560 course that have been i mean they have not they have not denied that like jews exist as a race or

01:48:47.120 whatever um but they have certainly haven't kind of lifted that out before did that not play

01:48:54.480 and i'll come through here if lecture let me try that again i should pull up sitting i said don't

01:49:01.600 over and rumble thank you jerry appreciate it that should play through maybe it's one of those days

01:49:06.460 where Power Chat doesn't get it, does it not come through?

01:49:12.900 Maybe the overlay isn't activated.

01:49:15.820 Let's do some tech support here.

01:49:17.240 Why don't we do that here?

01:49:18.980 I know that's what you guys, yeah, that should technically work,

01:49:23.220 but it doesn't for some reason, and I'm not sure why.

01:49:26.980 We'll just do, let's run it one more time.

01:49:29.620 No, it doesn't.

01:49:30.380 All right, okay, so we'll do it manually.

01:49:32.660 Real, Jerry Fletcher says, welcome back with a five.

01:49:35.640 Well, thank you, sir. We appreciate you. Thank you. We appreciate you. Thank you. Okay, so, keep moving here. Appreciate you tuning in as well. Where were we? Oh, ADL. Adam, let me see here. Let me pull this up so I can see here.

01:49:52.460 The Anti-Defamation League and a host of major Jewish groups are lobbying California to pass a bill to classify Jews as a race slash ethnicity and not just a faith.

01:50:06.900 Isn't that interesting? 0.87

01:50:08.440 Who knew that ADL can do such a thing?

01:50:10.600 These groups for decades have been insisting that race doesn't exist and it's just a social construct.

01:50:17.220 But now they're leading the charge for Jews to be classified as a race to secure

01:50:26.200 the right amount of resources for their people. 0.92

01:50:32.540 Interesting.

01:50:34.300 And of course, there's a number of cases like this in the past too

01:50:39.120 that's bubbling up to the surface. 0.96

01:50:42.080 Now, Melanie Phillips, a Zionist over in the UK, 1.00

01:50:46.080 We've talked about her in the past. We've played some clips or whatever. 0.97

01:50:50.380 New book. She has a new book coming out.

01:50:53.420 Fighting the Hate, a handbook for Jews under siege.

01:50:59.120 Someone replied here and said,

01:51:01.060 The spat between Restore and Zionists is infuriating.

01:51:03.920 They both want the same thing. 0.81

01:51:05.120 Now to alienate my fellow right-hards and my Zionist paymasters at the same time. 0.76

01:51:10.140 Leo Kars. 0.85

01:51:12.080 Oh, he follows me. Oh, is he the comedian guy or something?

01:51:14.880 Yeah, comedian, GB News.

01:51:17.640 I think maybe we've come across him before.

01:51:19.680 But anyway, he was talking about this here because I think it was.

01:51:26.380 I thought he was replying to. 0.97

01:51:31.020 Yeah, Melanie Phillips was created in a lab by anti-Semitism for the purposes of alienating natural allies of Jews and Israel.

01:51:37.080 So I guess he's like kind of.

01:51:39.460 She's quote tweeting him here.

01:51:41.520 She said, this is very muddled.

01:51:42.960 British identity is civic and not ethnic.

01:51:47.100 So it's ethnic identity for me, but not for thee. 0.99

01:51:50.540 We know how this works. 1.00

01:51:52.340 It is totally different from Jewish identity, which is ethnic, religious, and cultural. 0.77

01:51:58.300 Judaism is the unique fusion of a people, a faith, and a land.

01:52:03.100 That's why the Jewish people, as a people, is entitled to live in its ancestral homeland.

01:52:11.200 Of course, absolutely. 0.55

01:52:14.060 This is different.

01:52:15.880 Oh, we got a birthday.

01:52:17.100 I got a birthday boy in chat here.

01:52:19.900 Coles Towing.

01:52:21.280 Happy birthday, sir.

01:52:23.040 We appreciate you.

01:52:24.620 Happy birthday. 0.58

01:52:27.020 She writes here, this is different, again, from Israeli identity.

01:52:30.480 Arabs, Druze, and others are also Israeli citizens with equal civic and religious rights,

01:52:34.620 but unless they convert to Judaism, they can't be Jews with their unique claim to self-determination

01:52:39.380 in the land and their unique political right to the state of their own because of the unique

01:52:44.320 and multifaceted nature of Jews. 0.99

01:52:46.400 He's always special and unique and stands out and deserves a type of leeway and room

01:52:54.540 that every other ethnic or religious group, for that matter, doesn't get granted.

01:53:00.620 Well, let's rephrase it.

01:53:02.320 They don't take and claim it the way these guys have.

01:53:04.940 i'm not saying it's right i'm not saying thinking race is a thing is wrong they're right but i'm

01:53:11.560 saying they're doing that in conjunction with undermining our ability to operate on those 0.90

01:53:16.680 same levels at every turn and that's that's that's what's wrong here right there's no crossover with

01:53:22.640 british identity by several but as i've written for decades she says the british are not only

01:53:28.600 entitled to but should promote and defend their historic nation oh wow thank you identity and

01:53:33.960 culture. There's no conflict between those two positions. And of course, we've played clips

01:53:39.140 with her before saying, we are Jews first. Can we find it? We are Jews first. And we should

01:53:44.620 never forget that. Let me see if I can find them. We got to do it. We got to play them.

01:53:54.080 Uncompromising Jewish identity. Here we go. There it is. So very kind of meekish take, 1.00

01:53:59.620 I guess, in terms of the post compared to what she said here. Listen to this here.

01:54:03.220 To fight, you need to know and love your identity. 0.89

01:54:07.020 Israel gets it. 0.63

01:54:08.340 Now, diaspora Jews need also to realize you are not just Americans with Judaism added on.

01:54:15.040 In Britain, they're not just British Jews with Judaism added on.

01:54:19.520 They are part of the British people of the, sorry, you are part of the Jewish people and the Jewish nation. 0.67

01:54:25.200 And that should come first. 0.99

01:54:26.800 First and foremost, you are Jews. 1.00

01:54:28.880 Everything else is secondary. 1.00

01:54:30.960 Yeah, a little bit different tech there, isn't it?

01:54:33.220 And this is an extension. It's the same reiteration here, right?

01:54:38.420 We are unique. It's special. Anti-Zionism is anti-Semitism.

01:54:42.480 And if you stand against Israel, you stand against all Jews and whatever. 0.87

01:54:45.940 Dennis Prager, right? Anti-Zionism is anti-Semitism.

01:54:49.520 This is an ADL Jonathan Greenblatt talking point, essentially, that he's picking up here, right? 1.00

01:54:55.120 Dennis Prager is correct. If you oppose a racial homeland, you're against those people. 0.95

01:54:58.500 The problem is, Mr. Prager, that your fellow Jews are against Italy or any other non-African people having a state.

01:55:06.420 That's the problem. 0.92

01:55:07.320 Jews, uniquely among all peoples, are underserving of a state because they oppose other races having their own states. 1.00

01:55:14.080 Absolutely true. 1.00

01:55:15.360 And it's not my problem what happens to them as a result.

01:55:18.580 That's correct.

01:55:19.080 Listen to the clip here.

01:55:22.820 To say it's anti-Semitic.

01:55:25.220 I think it's this after his voice is different.

01:55:27.620 it sounds more like rfk jr i think he fell down the stairs was that what happened

01:55:31.440 i get what it was he was he fell ill or something happened and now i think he's paralyzed or

01:55:37.280 something like that he's still alive but i believe he's jody jody verna says prager u

01:55:43.320 is the first conservative channels i watched we're gonna do both of these at the same time are you

01:55:49.300 ready? Well done. Okay. To say it's anti-Semitic isn't even the question. Bank robbers who shoot

01:56:01.760 tellers to death do not hate tellers, okay? But they kill them. People who support Hamas 0.99

01:56:09.160 are supporting the death of Jews, even if they don't hate Jews. Anti-Zionism is anti-Semitism. 0.99

01:56:16.020 and i wrote this 40 years ago oh he wrote his 40 years okay so okay i stand if that's true i stand

01:56:23.000 corrected it was uh adl that picked up the talking point from dennis prager then this conservative

01:56:28.220 guy was he does anyone actually know uh was he um was prager ever anti or even explicitly pro

01:56:36.940 trump i would assume he's pro trump right conservative i would assume so i just i don't

01:56:42.700 remember like this one is weird like well it's kind of bad because it's racism or something is

01:56:47.820 the mic down no is it lower shouldn't be i think everything's good all right keep the whole chapter

01:56:53.880 in the book and i'll explain why i'm coming through everything can you hear me okay 0.84

01:56:58.060 looks like it's going up should be fine jordy in a nutshell sionism means that the jews return to

01:57:06.120 eye for that's all it means it's it's two thousand years that's right he's using the voice it's his 0.86

01:57:13.620 weirding ways that's right no curtain that's right um yeah what was it uh what was it can i do that

01:57:22.480 release my son's buns was that what it was i mean i'm i'm i'm doing david lynch the 80s version of

01:57:31.780 doing here right in the book and i'll explain why in a nutshell zionism means you get jews

01:57:38.400 you get the hex when you listen to this enough that's all it means it's it's 2 000 years old

01:57:44.980 it wasn't invented in the 19th century only the modern secular movement of it was invented then

01:57:52.620 and that is when someone says they're a little creepier zionist that means did you ever think

01:58:01.420 that the bened jesuit sounds a lot like bened jesuit yes i've definitely heard that wasn't

01:58:06.420 that one other thing with like um frank joseph was like kind of a you know because it was jihad

01:58:12.140 he had kind of a fetish for islam right it's kind of it's sure it's a kind of a simplistic

01:58:18.320 view of it but there is some truth to that wasn't it and uh the witch council was basically the

01:58:23.620 jesuits right wasn't it that the jews have no right to their jewish state in israel that's what

01:58:29.400 it means and then they say but we're not anti-semitic to which i have the following response

01:58:34.920 if someone said i love italians but i want to destroy italy you would think they're anti-italian

01:58:42.100 wouldn't you you would find the notion of i love italian well that's why you know we complain on

01:58:48.860 this issue when eric weinstein goes to the arch of titus flipping it off and then you realize like

01:58:54.800 you have all these israeli ngos working to undermine italian sovereignty and they still

01:58:59.100 like a vengeance plot against the roman empire 2 000 years later it's a bit empty that's that's

01:59:06.560 what the same thing is and finally to say it's anti-semitic isn't even the question bank robbers 0.55

01:59:13.560 who shoot uh tellers to death do not hate tellers okay but they kill them people who support hamas

01:59:21.740 All right, we heard this already. Okay. Very, very nice here. Where's that Randy Fine clip? Didn't I have that here somewhere? I'm going to do a couple of these here in a row. 0.97

01:59:36.240 Zionist fiend, Congressman Randy Fine, performing Talmudic rites on Capitol Hill. Are you guys seeing this? 0.90

01:59:43.680 Jews around the country that they don't need to hide who they are we need to stand up for what is

01:59:49.200 right not be afraid not be ashamed and and pound sand to those who don't like us very much and so

01:59:54.740 I wear it every day and I'm proud to do it amazing I love that I really hope that many other

02:00:00.580 politicians people in business and just choose around America yeah here's the Yossi guy I forget

02:00:06.960 what is yossi something he's the guy who got uh palantir joe lonsdale to do the telfin thing he

02:00:14.200 did i think he did alex carp who else is a number of these people he's like this kind of

02:00:20.020 so like i'm getting the jewish celebrity slash super influential business guy to to to do this

02:00:26.560 jewish thing we'll take photos oh he isn't he the guy who gave um uh what's his name again uh the the

02:00:33.020 clavicular he sent he was sent down to israel or something and he got this the open ai star of

02:00:40.680 david necklace thing wasn't that him i think that was him following congressman finds footsteps

02:00:45.880 be proud of be project like mr congressman you didn't grow up with her keepa you never worked

02:00:50.260 i never wore a keepa other than services other than prior to mark may the 6th of last year

02:00:56.180 yeah literally what inspired me to do it you know when i decided to start wearing it it was a

02:01:01.020 you know, we were sort of unsure. Did we want to do this? And then three days after I started

02:01:05.100 wearing it, I got to be the speaker pro tem and an Orthodox family came into the gallery and the

02:01:09.800 kids were pointing at me because they saw someone that looked like them. And, and I, I remember

02:01:14.960 asking staff, I said, well, has anyone up here ever worn a kippah before? And they go, not only

02:01:19.880 has no one ever worn a kippah here in the 249 year history of the United States, no member of

02:01:25.340 Congress has ever worn one. And I thought, well, I guess then that means it falls to me. And so

02:01:30.020 whoa whoa what is that uh what what is happening over there in that corner what are we uh what 0.96

02:01:36.500 are we what are we looking at here boys holy shit smash or pass what are we looking at here 0.98

02:01:42.520 balls to me and so that did have negatives i also didn't keep kosher and uh that night i'm wearing 0.98

02:01:48.280 my kippah i go to a cocktail party i don't know what i was reaching for we'll say it was a bacon

02:01:53.220 wrapped shrimp it could have been a crab cake or a cheeseburger and uh and all of a sudden everyone

02:01:58.420 was looking at me because you can't wear the kippah and eat bacon so i love it so that that

02:02:04.660 too and now i'm now i'm growing the beard so look look like bacon is out then huh for randy fine

02:02:10.660 oh for sure for sure shabbat shalom ooh nice ooh okay so we got another clip here with randy fine

02:02:20.660 And he's not, technically he's not wrong.

02:02:25.460 He's, of course, I mean, so he won the election there against, what's our boy's name again?

02:02:33.040 Dan Bilzerian, right, in Florida, that district or whatever.

02:02:37.320 I didn't follow the election campaign that closely.

02:02:42.380 I don't know who votes for Randy Fine.

02:02:45.060 there was you know there's videos of him voting clicking election buttons on out for other people

02:02:52.420 in congress or the senate or some something i don't know if those are in ai generated or not but

02:02:57.240 it's possibly they were but apparently he was under fire because he opened someone's mailbox

02:03:03.760 when he was going door to door during his election campaign and he he opened someone's mailbox and

02:03:10.460 went through their mail looking at like to see i guess to find out something about the person or

02:03:15.780 who knows maybe that's just what what they do i'm not sure what it was um yeah exactly uh calls i

02:03:21.460 heard that too dan bilzarin did zero campaigning laziest campaign in history i thought it was

02:03:27.280 something he was he was uh he was pouring millions into like ads or something wasn't that one of the

02:03:34.840 shoes but anyway here's randy fine so i'm not sure who's voting for randy fine i mean is it even real

02:03:41.400 probably not who knows at this point uh maybe there's enough uh boomers in florida they they

02:03:48.440 they like this guy and they're voting for him they don't they're not up to speed on all the shenanigans

02:03:52.360 of what he's doing and how he's pushing you know israeli shoes how he's jewish first and all that

02:03:56.760 kind of stuff right but he went on some show here the aaron molan show the aaron molan show

02:04:04.900 okay anyway and he had he said this about uh tucker carlson and of course he's he's um

02:04:12.560 he can be dishonorable and he can be um the evil i guess in his positions or whatever like the

02:04:25.260 things he's said about like you know killing kids and how proud he is of that regarding you know

02:04:30.400 like the gaza campaign or something like that the gaza campaign but uh he's he's not wrong here

02:04:36.800 i don't agree with him what he's saying about tucker necessarily but he's not wrong in terms

02:04:42.420 of power like power does it does clicks uh does that translate to even influence to a certain

02:04:50.620 extent but does it translate to to power i think he's he's actually right here listen to this 1.00

02:04:54.800 Tucker Carlson is is an idiot. I think with the drug infused mind, I think he's sucked down too 1.00

02:05:00.220 many of those nicotine patches from India or wherever they get made. Mr. Maga likes his

02:05:05.420 nicotine patches made in another country. I mean, here's nicotine packs. I mean, look, he's he's a

02:05:10.040 weirdo. And I think one of the things that we learned in my election and frankly, one of the

02:05:14.540 things we need to fix overall is people conflate clicks. They conflate views with power. And one

02:05:21.660 of the things we've learned is, look, in a national world, a like is a like. And if you're

02:05:27.580 getting all of your likes and clicks from Pakistan or Turkey or Iran, it doesn't matter. And the

02:05:33.820 thing about Tucker, I don't know that any Americans actually watch him anymore. I think it is mostly

02:05:38.040 these third world America haters. Every candidate he's endorsed has lost. And the guy is just kind

02:05:43.200 of a weirdo. And I think we should just ignore him. So I think he's he's he's actually right 0.90

02:05:50.320 there. Now, you can argue how they win these political seats and how they continue to do

02:06:01.100 what they do, but the truth is that that is true, right? That what you see on the internet

02:06:07.680 does not translate in many regards to what's happening out there in the real world. And

02:06:12.700 And I think it's an interesting lesson, I guess.

02:06:18.980 And it took me to this thread here.

02:06:22.800 I wanted to kind of find out, like, were there ever any laws in the U.S.?

02:06:27.600 Because it ties into Netanyahu.

02:06:29.500 He went on TV.

02:06:31.260 And of course, he's an Israeli politician.

02:06:34.740 But as we know, the American and Israeli system are so deeply interwoven with each other now.

02:06:41.580 When you have organizations like AIPAC and J Street and the Conference of Presidents of Major Jewish Organizations,

02:06:53.620 there's an endless slew of these interest groups or whatever, right?

02:06:57.020 Shabbos Kestenbaum can come out and say, well, why don't you set up your own influence campaign or something like that?

02:07:02.440 Why don't you go to Washington and lobby for your politicians?

02:07:05.720 And of course, while that's technically true, those people that have tried to lobby for explicitly white or European issues, not just in the US, but so many other countries are of course shut down and they're demonized and they're slandered in the press and they have their bank accounts shut down and they can't fundraise and then they're ostracized.

02:07:27.840 So there's a whole mechanism, and you can argue how we ended up in that situation, but looking at the full deck as it is in front of us right now, they have that power now.

02:07:45.600 They have that influence, and we'll play this clip in a moment, or maybe we could do it now as we tie it together with the other stuff regarding that there was explicit laws in the U.S. 0.67

02:07:56.840 to keep Jews out of political power, right? 0.65

02:08:00.100 Because remember, like, Mexico still has laws on the books, 0.99

02:08:03.320 like, I think it was Article 33 of their constitution,

02:08:06.440 the Mexican constitution,

02:08:08.380 that they explicitly states that no foreigners

02:08:11.320 can hold, you know, political office.

02:08:15.260 They can't have any, be in any elected positions

02:08:17.860 and things like this, right?

02:08:19.300 Of course, but it's just Western countries,

02:08:21.700 for the most part, that are, you know,

02:08:23.100 quote-unquote open societies like this,

02:08:24.840 meaning open to manipulation, open to being ravaged,

02:08:28.020 open for criminals and clans and everything else to nestle their way in there

02:08:32.000 and take advantage of white Western nations. 0.58

02:08:35.460 Netanyahu appeals to Israeli voters.

02:08:37.180 That's right, there was an election in the U.S., in Israel coming up,

02:08:41.080 boasting that he manipulated Trump.

02:08:44.160 It took a long time to get the U.S. to come to its census.

02:08:47.520 Did it now, really? 0.99

02:08:48.500 But I finally got it to attack Iran due to my influence over its leaders 0.97

02:08:53.460 through 1,000 hours on American television. 0.95

02:08:57.200 This is subtitled here.

02:08:58.220 Let's listen to this.

02:09:23.460 Yeah, intimate knowledge of all its leaders, both those who support us and those who don't.

02:09:49.660 The ability to navigate this field through it.

02:09:53.460 So anyway, that's, I mean, this is not the first time they talked about, there's old clips with Netanyahu talking about how he's like, he knows the U.S. inside out, he controls all these senators or whatever the exact quote was.

02:10:03.780 But it was something to that effect, I'm paraphrasing, but it was essentially that, right?

02:10:07.560 So, of course, it's not only about them, like, oh, these are Israelis, Henrik, what are you talking about?

02:10:11.980 I'm talking about a Randy Fine here, right?

02:10:15.640 Who comes out and he, you know, openly just advocates for Israeli Jews, right?

02:10:22.700 And so, yes, this is what you get in a, quote-unquote, multi-racial, multi-ethnic society, multi-religious even, in that case.

02:10:31.220 So I asked, what is it, a Gemini then, Google, was there ever a law in the United States that prevented Jews from holding public office?

02:10:39.780 Yes, multiple laws in the United States' history prevented Jews from holding public office.

02:10:44.760 while the federal U.S. Constitution banned religious tests for federal offices in 1787.

02:10:52.540 Big mistake, but of course it's not only the problem with just seeing this as religious

02:10:56.720 and this is why you now have, as we said before, Greenblatt here.

02:11:02.500 Now finally admitting to this, lobbying for this, like, no, actually we're a race, not just a faith.

02:11:09.820 So that's mistake number one, whatever.

02:11:12.320 But, however, individual states maintained that their own constitutions that explicitly required public officials to swear an oath confirming or affirming a belief in Christianity.

02:11:24.860 And I'm going to say that's not, even that is not strong enough, right?

02:11:27.780 Because now you can just have, like you had in Spain or whatever, you have a converse, so you have someone who's publicly, oh, sure, yes, of course, I'm a Christian, right? 0.69

02:11:35.120 You have to have it by racial slash ethnic criteria.

02:11:40.020 You can't, religion is, it's not irrelevant per se, but it's largely a factor that you can just, you can convert to a religion, but you can't convert to an ethnicity or a race, right?

02:11:54.240 These requirements, but it's an interesting note here still then, right?

02:11:57.540 That they were like, maybe, you know, kind of like implicit in a way, right?

02:12:03.180 We want, you know, they didn't say white, but like we want, you know, Christian Protestants or something like that. 0.62

02:12:10.340 These requirements legally barred Jewish citizens from serving in state and municipal governments, acting as jurors or practicing law. 0.97

02:12:19.740 Of course, now you can see why they did these things, right? 0.96

02:12:22.880 Why? Well, you're seeing it right now, right?

02:12:28.260 With a Randy fine.

02:12:30.200 As a prime example.

02:12:33.180 State office holding bans.

02:12:35.560 The ban on non-Christians holding office was a direct carryover from British colonial law.

02:12:40.300 Several states took decades after the American Revolution to repeal these restrictions. 0.99

02:12:45.320 Shouldn't have done it.

02:12:47.400 British colonial law was better at that point.

02:12:49.820 I mean, they did away with it too, obviously.

02:12:51.300 But Maryland, the 1776 state constitution required a declaration of belief in the Christian religion

02:12:55.820 for anyone entering public office.

02:12:57.700 After a fierce eight-year legislative battle, the state passed the landmark Jew Bill of 1826,

02:13:06.920 formerly an Act for the Relief of the Jews of Maryland,

02:13:09.920 which altered the oath to allow Jewish residents to substitute a declaration of belief in God and an afterlife.

02:13:19.000 So again, not strong to begin with, but the little defense they had against this folded immediately, right?

02:13:25.800 North Carolina, the state's 1776 constitution restricted public office to Protestants.

02:13:32.360 While it was amended in 1835 to allow all Christians, it continued to ban Jews from public office until a new constitution was enacted in 1868.

02:13:43.460 New Hampshire, this was the last state to remove explicit anti-Jewish restriction.

02:13:48.460 Its state constitutionally legally barred non-Protestants from holding certain level offices,

02:13:53.900 including governor and state senator, until it was amended in 1877.

02:14:01.000 Hey, Knight Nation, good to see you, man.

02:14:02.920 Thank you for rating the stream.

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02:14:09.640 The U.S. Supreme Court decision, even after individual states removed explicit language targeting Jews,

02:14:15.680 Several states retained broader constitutional clauses requiring officeholders to declare a belief in the existence of God. 0.94

02:14:23.560 That's right.

02:14:24.600 Oh, no, there was South Carolina.

02:14:26.420 That's right.

02:14:26.620 I think the first.

02:14:28.780 We lived in Charleston, South Carolina for a while.

02:14:32.760 Five years, maybe six.

02:14:35.380 And I remember in Charleston, where, of course, the first slave market was opened on Broad Street. 0.96

02:14:42.360 Not far from the first synagogue in the U.S.

02:14:45.380 And, of course, in the extension, not far from where the first Scottish Rite Freemasonry Hall opened up as well.

02:14:51.920 And it was like 10 out of 12 or 9 out of 12 or 13, whatever it was, names on that commemorative stone

02:14:57.980 that's still outside of the bank building on Broad Street was basically Jewish names, right?

02:15:04.180 It was predominantly Jews that set up the Scottish Rite Freemasonry.

02:15:08.180 Their synagogue wasn't far from there.

02:15:10.040 and that I don't think they had any restriction

02:15:15.160 on any type of public office or anything like that.

02:15:18.840 But it says here,

02:15:19.680 this practice was formally utilized to block individuals from office

02:15:24.540 until 1961 when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously

02:15:29.400 in Tarcazzo v. Watkins.

02:15:32.900 In that case, a Maryland notary public was denied his commission

02:15:37.860 for refusing to declare a belief in God,

02:15:41.120 which is kind of interesting because it's like,

02:15:43.980 if that's your bar, do you see what I'm saying?

02:15:46.560 If that's your bar, the fact that this notary,

02:15:53.160 this notary who lived in Maryland, who I assume then were Jewish,

02:15:57.700 refused to declare a belief in God,

02:16:02.980 if he couldn't even lie about that just to get his foot in,

02:16:07.860 that that's that's telling in of itself i guess to a certain extent but what i'm saying is if you can

02:16:13.360 just say that you are something as opposed to actually actively being something do something

02:16:18.740 the criteria has to be that you are something not that you proclaim to believe in something

02:16:24.060 because anyone can do that hence it's not a bulletproof um method to to keep foreigners

02:16:34.160 potential subversives people who will undermine your country people who will

02:16:39.020 sidestep you who have an ulterior motive even when we have our own ethnic groups

02:16:43.920 you still have no can have those problems you see what i'm saying

02:16:46.960 but the fact that you don't recognize that there is ethnic interest and that

02:16:51.360 every single group except some whites now obviously as we can see

02:16:54.640 have ethnic in-group preference they have ethnic interest

02:16:58.180 they stand up for their own they fight for their own

02:17:00.880 They lobby for their own.

02:17:02.080 They seek resources and survival for their group to thrive. 0.99

02:17:07.280 And, of course, now it's at the detriment to us, to other ethnic groups, right? 0.99

02:17:12.840 So it's not strong enough. 0.99

02:17:14.100 It's not good enough.

02:17:15.040 So even that, though, with as low of a bar that that was,

02:17:21.400 even that was not, you know, good enough is the wrong word,

02:17:25.220 but even that had to be upended because that was seen as bad and offensive or whatever.

02:17:30.440 The court ruled that state-enforced religious tests

02:17:34.020 violate the 1st and 14th Amendments of the U.S. Constitution.

02:17:37.760 So then you go back to, like, okay, let's not talk about the French Revolution

02:17:42.780 coinciding with the American Revolution, the Nine Sisters Lodge,

02:17:48.560 the Masonic Connection, the attempted re-establishment of the Sanhedrin

02:17:55.040 called the New Sanhedrin under Napoleon during one of the, you know,

02:17:58.560 So, like, there's this whole history here of, like, the libertarian, liberty movement.

02:18:04.780 How it was already, like, doomed to failure and, like, undermined, you know. 0.99

02:18:09.340 With their goddamn Phrygian caps and, you know, everything. 0.99

02:18:12.140 But, whatever. 0.99

02:18:14.020 But, anyway, it's permanently invalidating any remaining religious requirement for public office nationwide.

02:18:20.160 So, that was 1961.

02:18:22.920 Right?

02:18:25.240 1961.

02:18:27.520 1961.

02:18:28.560 This was the version of, well, we don't want you in our country club, but on a national

02:18:37.880 level. 0.99

02:18:38.880 Well, they were still allowed, and you still had really very, very powerful Jewish industrialists

02:18:44.880 and things like this.

02:18:46.200 The Schiff family, the Kuhn, Loeb, obviously Rothschilds, I believe, and some people claimed

02:18:55.120 by proxy through the Rockefellers.

02:18:56.880 I don't know if that's true or not.

02:18:58.560 There's a book called The Grandees that argue that Rockefellers actually were Jewish.

02:19:05.540 They had a mom, you know, back there that was or whatever.

02:19:08.720 But anyway, my point is there's plenty of powerful banking families, right?

02:19:16.360 Some of them ended up sponsoring the Bolshevik revolution, as we know, for example.

02:19:22.340 As I said, Schiff was one of the big ones.

02:19:24.180 Maybe someone has them off the top of their head.

02:19:25.920 It was a while ago since I did a deep.

02:19:27.580 You forget, sometimes you forget the details of the things that you researched and studied,

02:19:34.480 but you retain the conclusions that you came to from them.

02:19:37.620 Does that make sense?

02:19:40.480 So I'm not, I'm not, I know I'm not wrong on that, but the Hammer family, yeah, they were

02:19:46.320 part of it, I think, right?

02:19:47.960 I thought that was a little later, though.

02:19:49.500 Exactly, Warburgs, that's a good one, yeah, Paul.

02:19:52.340 The Warburgs, the Schiffs, Kuhn, Loeb.

02:19:55.620 there's a few

02:19:57.180 there's like a

02:19:57.760 you know like

02:19:58.460 10 or so

02:19:59.900 you could rattle off

02:20:01.360 you know

02:20:02.520 anyway thank you guys

02:20:03.380 okay

02:20:05.220 that was the Netanyahu clip

02:20:08.640 let me do a couple more here

02:20:11.380 before we wrap up

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02:20:54.840 okay james fishback look at this stuff here he was kicked out apparently of um today's miami-dade

02:21:05.160 county meeting for speaking against israel bonds and asking if local leaders are loyal to american

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02:21:47.760 as well thank you appreciate it okay here let's play the clip this is uh this is good stuff here

02:21:51.820 james fishback he's the guy who introduced what was it he's uh pushing i'll see if i can find the

02:21:57.260 headline white white nationalist talking points to to the um florida congressional race is that

02:22:07.820 what it is remind me in chat what is it what's his position again what is it running for i should

02:22:12.320 know senator congressman do you serve the people of hialeah or of haifa do you serve the people of

02:22:19.740 aventura or of telemedia do you serve thank you mr fishback of south miami or of jerusalem

02:22:27.280 this money should be invested here in this community it should be invested in miami-dade

02:22:34.040 County. This is this is incredible. Do you serve the people of Hialeah or of Haifa? Do you serve

02:22:45.320 the people of Aventura or of Tel Aviv? Do you serve? Thank you, Mr. Fishbowl of South Miami

02:22:52.080 or of Jerusalem. This money should be invested here in this community. Take them out. All right,

02:23:00.040 Anthony Rodriguez. Mr. Chairman, I assure you, I am not here to talk. Oh, he's running for governor.

02:23:13.460 That's right. He's a gubernatorial candidate. Thank you. Yes. That's right. Israel. I'm not

02:23:17.800 here to talk about the fact that this commission this morning voted unanimously to give $450 million

02:23:24.820 to the Israeli government. I am not here to talk about the fact that this commission has struggled

02:23:29.600 to pay the deputies in this county, the teachers in this county, while the fact that the commission

02:23:35.200 unanimously voted to give up to $450 million of money to Israel. I assure you, I am not talking

02:23:41.960 about that today because I don't want to be escorted out by these great men in uniform.

02:23:48.620 What this is about, very simply, is whom do you serve? Do you serve the people of Hialeah or of

02:23:57.620 Haifa. Do you serve the people of Aventura or of Tel Aviv?

02:24:02.620 Do you serve the people of South Miami or of Jerusalem?

02:24:06.620 Alright, that's the full.

02:24:07.620 This money should be invested here in this community.

02:24:12.620 It should be invested in Miami-Dade County.

02:24:16.620 Florida, man.

02:24:18.620 Just a cesspool.

02:24:19.620 Yeah, was this the one?

02:24:22.620 James Fishback pushes white nationalism into Florida GOP's race for governor.

02:24:28.540 Has he been?

02:24:29.900 I don't think he's done much white nationalists-ing.

02:24:36.440 Let's turn that into a verb.

02:24:39.100 I think he has it.

02:24:41.060 I could be wrong.

02:24:42.000 I mean, if he does, sure, great, whatever.

02:24:44.860 But doesn't he have, like, what was his mother?

02:24:47.660 What is it again?

02:24:48.180 Is he a Colombian? 0.80

02:24:51.400 What's he again?

02:24:51.760 Yeah, Colombian background.

02:24:52.840 She moved to the United States from Colombia.

02:24:55.880 Fishback has noted that she previously worked a job in Florida

02:24:58.660 before losing it and being replaced by an H-1B for a visa worker.

02:25:03.160 Oof.

02:25:04.700 Ay, ay, ay, ay.

02:25:07.560 Details.

02:25:08.180 Her background and experience with employment

02:25:09.640 heavily influenced Fishback's public commentary

02:25:11.720 and political stances regarding foreign workers

02:25:14.760 and immigration policies.

02:25:16.620 All right.

02:25:18.580 I'm torn on Fishback.

02:25:19.980 Valhalla Busses. 1.00

02:25:20.620 He seems like a Jew, but says the right things. 1.00

02:25:23.500 Anyway, that's yeah. 0.99

02:25:24.500 Anyway, there's quite a bit of it's it's tens or even hundreds of millions

02:25:31.180 that is being poured into.

02:25:37.700 I'm sorry, being.

02:25:39.900 Taken from.

02:25:41.540 I'm trying to refresh this reload page page.

02:25:44.540 I want to see if this works.

02:25:46.420 States are pouring tens or hundreds of millions of their money into Israel.

02:25:57.120 In some cases, there's investments they do.

02:26:00.560 They run like Israeli pension or invest in Israeli pension funds and weird things like this.

02:26:06.680 Right?

02:26:06.820 Which you think is like, whoa, wait a minute.

02:26:08.500 You know, this shouldn't be an issue.

02:26:11.480 that should isn't there enough with the federal money that the quarter of a trillion dollars that

02:26:16.680 they've received from federal but nope then they they dip into state funds as well let me see if 0.57

02:26:22.520 we can run it there we go now it's working tactical boy 88 sent five dollars thank you white power

02:26:29.800 hawaii power sir thank you all right that's officially working for news rumble or power

02:26:35.400 chat, ladies and gentlemen.

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02:26:38.960 Okay.

02:26:40.860 What else are we doing here?

02:26:42.580 Should we do a couple more?

02:26:44.560 I think we can do a couple more.

02:26:51.120 Very, very well

02:26:52.120 planned show here today.

02:26:54.920 Anyway, hope you're having fun.

02:26:56.220 I'm having fun. It's good to be back.

02:26:57.560 I missed you guys.

02:26:59.280 Did you miss me? Did you miss me at all?

02:27:02.200 Please. Where is it?

02:27:03.820 No, where are you?

02:27:04.620 there, please tell me you miss me. All right. Good to be back with you. All right. Let's,

02:27:09.860 let's do that. Let's do a couple of more of these here. Um, this, I haven't seen this one yet. I 0.90

02:27:13.680 saw it in passing tensions in the Alps after antisemitic video. Oh boy. What, what could it

02:27:20.780 be? Let's check it out. Usually peaceful. The French resort town of Lido's help was at the

02:27:28.540 center of a controversy a few days ago, following a video that went viral in social media in which

02:27:33.620 the manager of this snack bar makes anti-semitic remarks.

02:27:36.580 What?

02:27:37.580 Who is it? 1.00

02:27:38.580 The Jewish community is too many. 1.00

02:27:40.580 And then? 1.00

02:27:41.580 At a moment, it excède the people.

02:27:43.580 It excède the people?

02:27:44.580 Of course.

02:27:45.580 An investigation has been launched following this incident,

02:27:48.580 but the incident has cast a chill over the resort,

02:27:51.580 which Orthodox Jewish families have been visiting every summer for decades.

02:27:55.580 Let's say that it puts a bad mood on the station.

02:27:59.580 He doesn't cooperate at all, he doesn't participate in anything.

02:28:06.580 Let me go back here.

02:28:07.580 Okay, this is interesting.

02:28:08.580 Wait a minute.

02:28:09.580 This is...

02:28:10.580 This is interesting.

02:28:12.580 Okay, let's play this again.

02:28:13.580 Jewish families have been visiting every summer for decades. 1.00

02:28:16.580 Let's just say it's created a bad atmosphere at the resort. 1.00

02:28:26.580 they the Orthodox Jewish tourists don't cooperate at all they don't participate 1.00

02:28:32.040 in anything yeah no restaurants no bars no activities well just the kids

02:28:41.100 activities the games that's all we want our community and we want it to be a

02:28:48.760 certain way and here are these people they're coming in they're not

02:28:51.620 participating they're not doing anything they're just but they're here what are

02:28:55.100 they doing here? What's the point then? Why do they need to be here? Did she say kippah?

02:29:10.700 They're wearing kippahs. Alright. 0.95

02:29:16.700 are frustrated that there are children, that there are a lot of Jews. So it's not the only one, finally. 1.00

02:29:21.180 Well, when I was at Tine, there were problems, for example, in the swimming pool,

02:29:25.100 about the fact that men and women should be swimming in the same way as the swimming pool. 0.80

02:29:30.940 Oh gosh, yes, exactly. Yep. Director of the Alpe de Hous tourism office.

02:29:36.540 They were, so the, I guess the Jews, they were complaining on, they had to be divided 1.00

02:29:42.940 with men and women and then the lifeguards had to be the same sex as the people who are swimming 1.00

02:29:47.180 in those pools they're trying to like redirect and reshuffle and do things everything everything

02:29:52.380 they want in their order in their way the mayor of us also responded to the controversy he said

02:30:07.900 he remembers moments of tension in the past but he assured that the situation has improved

02:30:13.100 significantly in the valley blanche was that uh is that the same as blanc or as blanche is a different

02:30:20.140 word right the white valley hmm am i translating that correct maybe no blanche i think is different

02:30:25.980 than blanc right anyway uh oui oui yeah the white valley yes isn't that what it is right am i am i

02:30:32.940 wrong? Am I wrong? We got to do a French to do a French translate.

02:30:39.120 France. I can't even spell it translate. Google translate.

02:30:45.240 We're gonna we're gonna look this up, please. I'm and detect

02:30:47.880 French. Okay. La Valley Blanche. CAG. Oh, come on.

02:30:58.380 Translate. Okay, no, the other way. The White Valley. Yes. Yeah, Blanche is a feminine form

02:31:07.060 of Blanc. There you go. Yeah, the White, the White. Look at that. They're coming to

02:31:11.780 the White Valley. The Alps is like an isolated. It's a perfect microcosm, right? They come

02:31:17.180 in here. The White Valley. It's a small village enclave in the Swiss French, Swiss French 0.66

02:31:25.700 alps and immediately there are issues and there's push for you need to do this and that for us and

02:31:34.180 we're going to show up here we're not going to we're going to support anyone in the local economy

02:31:38.260 obviously amazing huh all right here we got a couple more jd vance in leaked private speech

02:31:44.860 the republican jewish coalition assures the jewish lobby group that you will very much

02:31:49.620 always be on the team

02:31:51.140 as long as I have a say in it.

02:31:54.980 I hope that everybody

02:31:55.960 here knows that from the top of this

02:31:57.960 administration to the vice president on down,

02:32:00.480 we love you guys, we appreciate

02:32:02.060 you guys, and you will very much always be on

02:32:04.060 the team so long as I have any say in it.

02:32:11.980 We love you guys, Vance says,

02:32:13.900 speaking on behalf of himself and the entire

02:32:15.800 Trump admin. Let's do this one as well. Here's

02:32:17.800 Vivek Ramaswamy at the Republican Jewish Coalition.

02:32:23.400 I guess this was recently here ahead of the alignment here

02:32:29.260 for the midterm elections.

02:32:33.920 And so you may ask the question,

02:32:34.820 why am I here at the Republican Jewish Coalition

02:32:36.800 talking to you about success?

02:32:38.260 It is because you represent

02:32:40.900 the most successful demographic group in America.

02:32:44.380 And the anti-Semitism that is now spreading

02:32:46.960 across our country is not just an attack on Jewish people. It is an attack on success.

02:32:55.320 It is an attack on the idea of success. It is an attack on the idea of meritocracy. It is an attack

02:33:02.300 on the idea of capitalism. It is an attack on the very idea of America itself. That is the truth

02:33:10.080 of the matter. And here, I'll paraphrase the great American writer Joseph Epstein, who's almost 90

02:33:16.120 years old now and a really funny guy. He's Jewish, although he's lightheartedly described himself as

02:33:21.880 Jew-ish. Okay, that's his description. He wrote a short book in 2003 called Envy. And I'll 0.81

02:33:31.100 paraphrase him, as many have over the years. It resonates a lot more today even than it did back

02:33:36.080 then. You realize that almost every single vice offers some kind of immediate comforting reward.

02:33:44.780 Think of the seven deadly sins.

02:33:47.140 Pride makes you feel grand and important.

02:33:50.040 Gluttony fills your stomach.

02:33:52.200 Lust satisfies your deepest physical urges.

02:33:55.720 Sloth lets you comfortably avoid the burdens of the world.

02:33:59.280 They're all guilty pleasures.

02:34:01.020 They're driven by a desire for satisfaction.

02:34:04.460 But envy operates totally differently.

02:34:08.340 Envy requires no satisfaction.

02:34:10.320 It is born entirely out of malice, out of hidden rancor,

02:34:13.840 out of a secret hostility for somebody else's happiness.

02:34:17.020 It doesn't make you feel good even for a second.

02:34:19.880 It clobbers your generosity.

02:34:21.620 It clouds your thoughts.

02:34:22.980 It shrivels your heart. 0.90

02:34:24.300 You just sit there completely miserable,

02:34:27.060 stewing over what somebody else possesses.

02:34:30.900 Of the seven deadly sins, only envy is no fun at all.

02:34:36.640 And that, my friends, is the heart of the matter, I believe,

02:34:40.020 when it comes to anti-Semitism in the modern era.

02:34:42.920 I believe that it is envy of Jewish achievement, which spans science to medicine, the arts to business, that is actually the main driver of anti-Semitism now spreading across the country like an epidemic.

02:34:56.560 It is the spread of envy, and as much as it causes psychological and sadly even physical harm to the Jewish community, it causes even more psychological harm to those who harbor it.

02:35:12.260 Those who harbor envy and those who harbor anti-Semitism reject a fundamental truth that America was built on.

02:35:21.380 It is this.

02:35:22.900 The number one factor that determines whether you achieve your goals in life isn't the Jews. 0.99

02:35:31.040 It isn't the billionaires. 0.86

02:35:33.140 It isn't the patriarchy. 0.51

02:35:34.780 It isn't white people. 0.98

02:35:36.020 It isn't black people. 0.94

02:35:37.600 It isn't anyone else. 0.97

02:35:38.620 the number one factor that determines whether you achieve your goal in life is actually you

02:35:47.620 that is the truth on which the american dream was built 0.80

02:35:53.620 yes that's why that's why they had laws explicitly banning certain ethnic groups

02:36:01.600 from early on that was a because it was the american dream to just like it's always fascinating

02:36:08.000 with me with this the envy and success kind of thing right because obviously in a just balanced

02:36:13.360 and nuanced accurate and truthful and honest society it's not as much discussion around

02:36:21.840 success in of itself whether that's the measure of accomplishment or or that that's the issue

02:36:31.480 over why you are then envious of someone else.

02:36:36.200 I'd say it's much more about how that success has been achieved

02:36:39.420 that is the more interesting discussion,

02:36:41.300 whether it's been achieved through fair play

02:36:44.780 or has it been achieved through immoral acts

02:36:48.360 or through bribery or through mafia-like tactics.

02:36:53.140 Is the game rigged in a certain favor? 0.57

02:36:56.180 Is there ethnic nepotism? 0.61

02:36:57.800 So we practice individualism

02:37:00.500 And we stand on our own, and as he said together, no one else is holding you down.

02:37:06.840 And it's not that everyone from a group does that or whatever.

02:37:10.940 But that's equally, to take that position is equally unfair as to say that there's no ethnic group interest at all playing part of this.

02:37:23.480 Or that there's no group interest in preventing other groups or something like that, right? 0.57

02:37:29.480 again it's a rejection of human nature and natural law that is the reason why

02:37:35.280 we're standing in this situation that we're not standard and here's this 0.99

02:37:38.880 Indian that can show up and tell tell the let me tell you about your country

02:37:42.860 and what your founding fathers were really wanted for you when it was like

02:37:46.160 this no it's not how it works is there is there blackmail involved in this is

02:37:54.020 Is there insider trading?

02:37:56.460 Is that how you became successful then?

02:37:59.220 So, no, it's not about the envy of the thing.

02:38:01.360 It's about how you achieved the thing, how you attained your wealth.

02:38:07.200 Do you see what I'm saying?

02:38:07.940 It's much more, it's not that it's complicated.

02:38:10.340 Actually, it's very simple.

02:38:11.920 You can boil it down very simply.

02:38:13.780 Okay, it's immoral.

02:38:15.840 You achieved success.

02:38:17.680 I'm not saying everyone did, but I'm saying on average then you could say,

02:38:19.780 oh, there's immorality associated with how they were allowed

02:38:26.600 or they took resources that made them, quote-unquote, successful, right?

02:38:34.480 So it's not really hard, to be honest.

02:38:36.800 It's not hard at all.

02:38:40.020 There's some other stories here, too.

02:38:41.540 We could do that another time. 1.00

02:38:42.500 High Jews subverted the matchmaking, online matchmaking, 1.00

02:38:45.680 to ruin women and wreck relationships. 1.00

02:38:47.420 There's another interesting piece by Jose Nino on this here. 0.65

02:38:52.140 The Jewish matchmaker is a reshaped American romance.

02:38:55.500 Kind of interesting, talking about all the dating apps.

02:38:57.640 And it kind of goes back to what we talked about earlier,

02:38:59.160 about how to meet your partner and what the algorithms does now

02:39:02.440 to lock you out, whatever.

02:39:04.220 But I'll go into detail on that, I think, in another stream here.

02:39:06.720 I did want to end on this clip here because it was about psychoanalysis.

02:39:17.420 And let's play this clip.

02:39:21.120 Apparently, this was a quote from Werner Herzog, which is, of course, the penguin now in the

02:39:26.920 modern age, most known for his but why penguin meme videos?

02:39:32.320 You guys remember those?

02:39:33.120 But why?

02:39:34.720 But why the penguin seeks the mountain?

02:39:38.220 Why does he go into the cold, deeper, even more harsh environment, right?

02:39:46.220 But why?

02:39:47.020 Anyway, here's a quote from Werner Herzog on psychoanalysis, or going to a psychoanalyst.

02:39:56.180 Listen.

02:39:56.440 I read it to my wife.

02:39:58.560 I'd rather die than go to an analyst, you write, because it's my view that something

02:40:04.100 fundamentally wrong happens there.

02:40:06.480 If you harshly light every last corner of a house, the house will be uninhabitable.

02:40:12.040 It's like that with your soul.

02:40:13.320 If you light it up, shadows of darkness and all, people will become uninhabitable.

02:40:19.320 I am convinced that it's psychoanalysis, along with quite a few other mistakes,

02:40:23.400 that has made the 20th century so terrible.

02:40:26.380 And as far as I'm concerned, the 20th century in its entirety was a mistake.

02:40:32.320 Nice. I concur, sir.

02:40:35.320 We're going to do a full, at some point we're going to do like a distilled version of this.

02:40:41.800 I got it quite a while ago.

02:40:43.520 Why Freud Was Wrong by Richard Webster.

02:40:48.640 Right?

02:40:49.040 Have you guys seen this one?

02:40:50.800 Webster's new book is undoubtedly controversial,

02:40:53.820 but he is so well read on the subject

02:40:55.920 and so original in what he has to say

02:40:59.180 that I have no doubt that this book will be a valuable addition

02:41:01.960 to the immense literature on Sigmund Freud.

02:41:04.400 We're talking about psychoanalysts, right?

02:41:07.560 Science, sin, and psychoanalytics.

02:41:10.980 is this oh i thought it was uh herzog made a comment however it is more than that it's a

02:41:16.820 brilliant first class book on an outstanding relevance of an interest we'll do something on

02:41:22.120 it why sigmund freud was was wrong and of course it led to young was jung jung rather not young

02:41:28.380 jung was of course much better when it came to understanding um the shadow self and these actual

02:41:35.360 concepts that do exist but usually as usual freud uh was a uh was a subversive on this front

02:41:43.340 believe it or not sigmund freud's grandfather

02:41:46.540 also named shlomo was a hasidic rabbi sigmund freud was given the middle name shlomo in his

02:41:53.860 grandfather's memory he came from an orthodox hasidic jewish family in gallica that is a spain

02:42:00.420 right? Gallica. And of course, out of that, you get Edward Bernays, marketing, suffragettes,

02:42:07.180 feminism. Out of that, you even get Netflix through, what was his name again? Freud's

02:42:13.520 nephew, I'm sorry, Bernays' relative. Does anyone have, you guys remember the chat? I'm

02:42:25.180 reading the chat, my brain's shutting down. Two and a half hours, that's enough. I'm maxed

02:42:28.760 out. Can't do it anymore. Netflix. Was it Freud? Let me just search for that. Freud. Nephew.

02:42:40.220 Relations. What was his name again? Rudolph. Yeah, Rudolph. That's right. Rudolph something.

02:42:47.480 Thank you. Rudolph. What was his name again? It trickles down. Mark Randolph. That's right.

02:42:56.720 Mark Randolph.

02:42:59.120 Mark Bernays Randolph.

02:43:01.400 Yeah, Netflix co-founder Mark Randolph has a surprising link to Sigmund Freud.

02:43:06.880 All about his unlikely family ties.

02:43:10.440 Yeah.

02:43:12.520 There you go.

02:43:13.640 Ever since it was created as a mail order DVD rental service in 97,

02:43:17.000 Netflix has grown to become the largest over the top media service in the world.

02:43:23.080 It's the brainchild of Mark Randolph and Reed Hastings.

02:43:25.600 that's a Reed Hastings. Was that, was that the, uh, Reed Hastings? Am I getting that wrong? Reed

02:43:31.300 Hastings? Reed Hastings. Is that the, uh, no, he's not the Epstein guy, is he? No, that was another

02:43:40.640 Reed. Let me see. Yeah. Reed Hastings addresses past connection to Jeffrey Epstein on social

02:43:48.920 media, expressing deep embarrassment over a 2014 email exchange that surfaced from a release to

02:43:54.420 document uh-huh raising funds for scientific research all right anyway

02:44:00.300 here's uh there's randolph right there but yeah so it's like a direct line here

02:44:06.100 anyway we'll do something on at some point anyway i think that's enough right

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Red Ice TV - September 01, 2026

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